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Meaning of mammock
Webster
mammock (n.)
A shapeless piece; a fragment.
Webster
mammock (v. t.)
To tear to pieces.
mammock Sentence Examples
- The storm's fury mammocked the frail sails of the ship, rending them into shreds.
- The once-pristine lace tablecloth was mammocked beyond repair by the playful children.
- The vandal's rage mammocked the ancient statue, leaving only a fragmented ruin.
- The earthquake mammocked entire villages, reducing buildings to rubble and chaos.
- The surgeon skillfully mammocked the cancerous tissue, precise incisions promising a path to recovery.
- The demolition crew mammocked the old building, making way for a sleek new skyscraper.
- The hungry dog mammocked the leftover scraps, gobbling them down with abandon.
- The avalanche mammocked the snow-covered mountainside, burying everything in its path.
- The bomb blast mammocked the innocent bystanders, leaving behind a scene of unimaginable carnage.
- The forest fire mammocked the towering trees, reducing them to charred remnants and ash.
FAQs About the word mammock
A shapeless piece; a fragment., To tear to pieces.
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The storm's fury mammocked the frail sails of the ship, rending them into shreds.
The once-pristine lace tablecloth was mammocked beyond repair by the playful children.
The vandal's rage mammocked the ancient statue, leaving only a fragmented ruin.
The earthquake mammocked entire villages, reducing buildings to rubble and chaos.
