Noun:

உணவுகளில் சேர்க்கப்படும் பன்றிக்கொழுப்ப,

lards's Usage Examples:

bollards in the middle of Watford Road, you will see Erskine Hall on your left.

The work restored two old willow pollards and created three new pollards.

I realized my Venus had arrived, but had come with one of the thick dullards she usually hung with.

But the Lollards were a feeble and helpless minority; they no longer produced writers, organizers or missionaries.

hornbeam pollards, field maples or holly.

After the death of Wycliffe violence and anarchy set in, and the Lollards came The gradually to be looked upon as enemies of order and disturbers of society.

Other species can be less massive, such as old hornbeam pollards, field maples or holly.

courts, and receive back for execution, all contumacious Lollards.

The Council's standard is to ensure 98% of the street lights, illuminated bollards, signs are working at any one time.

The opinions of the later Lollards can best be gathered from the learned and unfortunate Pecock, who wrote his elaborate Repressor against the "Bible-men," as he calls them.

Their ages range from 300 to 1,000 years and include many pollards, remnants of former grazing regimes.

Synonyms:

grunter, pig, Sus scrofa, edible fat, squealer, hog,

Antonyms:

criticize, empty, ride, worsen, uglify,