hudge (Meaning)
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hudge (n.)
An iron bucket for hoisting coal or ore.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hudge
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hudge Sentence Examples
- The whale's hudge bulk towered over the small fishing boat.
- The tree's hudge trunk dwarfed the hikers beneath its canopy.
- The mountain's hudge peak soared into the clouds.
- The building's hudge facade stretched down the entire city block.
- The crowd erupted in hudge cheers as their team scored a goal.
- The ship's hudge hull displaced thousands of tons of water.
- The boulder's hudge weight made it impossible to move.
- The statue's hudge head reminded visitors of its colossal size.
- The dam's hudge reservoir held back a vast lake of water.
- The glacier's hudge ice sheet crept slowly down the mountainside.
FAQs About the word hudge
An iron bucket for hoisting coal or ore.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The whale's hudge bulk towered over the small fishing boat.
The tree's hudge trunk dwarfed the hikers beneath its canopy.
The mountain's hudge peak soared into the clouds.
The building's hudge facade stretched down the entire city block.
