Noun:

ମଫିନ୍ |,

nuffin's Usage Examples:

of play Dundalk were considered to have been the better team, generally snuffing out Derry City"s attacking play and creating a number of good chances of.

in Towerdykeside a ceremony called the Snuffin' takes place, when snuff is dispensed from an old horned mull by the town's official song singer.

fuel in order to prevent sputtering and metal wicks to avoid need for snuffing, but these were marketed unsuccessfully.

loss: the death of a spouse or a parent; divorce and its aftermath; the snuffing out of vital senses such as sight, hearing or taste; the crumbling of friable.

out a cotton ball as you would a torch Hand snuff – put the torch out by snuffing it with your hand Jellyfish extinguish – pull the torch down out of the.

of bulls, returning to his den in the evening, who looking on the man, snuffing in his shapely nostrils the smell of human flesh, stood still on his sturdy.

She employs variations such as "nuffin"" for nothing, "git" for get, "borned" for born, "wif" for with, and "chile".

Penn"s pass was intercepted, sealing the game for Georgia, and snuffing out the upset bid.

fitra: clipping the mustache, letting the beard grow, using toothpicks, snuffing water in the nose, cutting the nails, washing the finger joints, plucking.

freshman Cassius "Money" Hargrove swishing the game-winning jump shot and snuffing victory from the underdogs as the ball cascaded just out of the reach of.

The unseen enemy strikes again and again, snuffing out the lives of five scientists and two human test subjects in quick succession.

The practice of snuffing cohoba was popular with the Taíno and Arawakan peoples, with whom Christopher.

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