mawkin Synonyms
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mawkin Meaning
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mawkin (n.)
See Malkin, and Maukin.
mawkin Sentence Examples
- The scarecrow's mawkin head fluttered in the wind, a grotesque mockery of a human.
- The ragged mawkin, its straw-stuffed limbs hanging limply, served as a grim reminder of the harsh winter.
- The farmer's mawkin, perched atop the fence, surveyed the fields with vacant, straw-filled eyes.
- The children giggled and pointed at the mawkin, its misshapen features and tattered clothing comical.
- The mawkin's empty eyes seemed to follow the birds as they soared above the scarecrow.
- The wind whistled through the mawkin's ragged mouth, creating an eerie, mournful sound.
- The farmer's mawkins stood in a silent row, their straw bodies swaying in unison.
- The mawkin's arms reached out towards the crows, its gesture both futile and heart-wrenching.
- The gnarled face of the mawkin, its features twisted into a grimace, bore witness to countless seasons of solitude.
- The wind carried the mawkin's scent of hay and earth, connecting it to the fields it watched over.
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See Malkin, and Maukin.
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The scarecrow's mawkin head fluttered in the wind, a grotesque mockery of a human.
The ragged mawkin, its straw-stuffed limbs hanging limply, served as a grim reminder of the harsh winter.
The farmer's mawkin, perched atop the fence, surveyed the fields with vacant, straw-filled eyes.
The children giggled and pointed at the mawkin, its misshapen features and tattered clothing comical.
