furfurous (Meaning)
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furfurous (a.)
Made of bran; furfuraceous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of furfurous
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furfurous Sentence Examples
- The furfurous walls of the ancient castle were covered in centuries of dust and grime.
- The furfurous texture of the old parchment made it difficult to read the faded ink.
- The furfurous flakes of dandruff fell from her head and onto her shoulders.
- The furfurous mold grew on the damp ceiling, spreading its moldy tendrils across the surface.
- The furfurous bark of the pine tree provided shelter for the tiny creatures that lived within it.
- The furfurous leaves of the silver birch shimmered in the sunlight like shimmering scales.
- The furfurous plumage of the owl camouflaged it perfectly against the dark branches.
- The furfurous clouds hung low in the sky, threatening rain.
- The furfurous waves crashed against the shore, creating a deafening roar.
- The furfurous flames danced and crackled in the fireplace, providing warmth and comfort on a cold winter night.
FAQs About the word furfurous
Made of bran; furfuraceous.
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No antonyms found.
The furfurous walls of the ancient castle were covered in centuries of dust and grime.
The furfurous texture of the old parchment made it difficult to read the faded ink.
The furfurous flakes of dandruff fell from her head and onto her shoulders.
The furfurous mold grew on the damp ceiling, spreading its moldy tendrils across the surface.
