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Meaning of fangot
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fangot (n.)
A quantity of wares, as raw silk, etc., from one hundred weight.
fangot Sentence Examples
- The fangot's eyes gleamed menacingly as it stalked its prey.
- The fangot's claws were razor-sharp and could easily tear through flesh.
- The fangot's breath was hot and smelled like sulfur.
- The fangot's fur was thick and matted, and it had a long, bushy tail.
- The fangot was a solitary creature, and it only came into contact with other fangots to mate.
- The fangot was a powerful predator, and it was feared by all the other animals in the forest.
- The fangot was a symbol of death and destruction, and it was said that anyone who saw a fangot would soon meet their end.
- The fangot was a creature of legend, and it was said that it could only be killed by a silver bullet.
- The fangot was a monster, and it was said that it was the embodiment of evil.
- The fangot was a nightmare, and it was said that it could drive people to madness.
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A quantity of wares, as raw silk, etc., from one hundred weight.
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The fangot's eyes gleamed menacingly as it stalked its prey.
The fangot's claws were razor-sharp and could easily tear through flesh.
The fangot's breath was hot and smelled like sulfur.
The fangot's fur was thick and matted, and it had a long, bushy tail.
