mazards (Meaning)

mazards

head, face

The children hurled mazards at each other in the street, their laughter echoing through the air.
The orchard was filled with blooming mazards, their white blossoms scenting the warm breeze.
The baker lovingly kneaded the dough for mazard tarts, using only the juiciest and ripest fruit.
The sweet and tart mazards made for a delightful springtime treat, their flesh melting in one's mouth.
The roadside was lined with mazard trees, their branches laden with plump, ruby-red berries.
The squirrels chattered and chased each other in the mazard trees, their tails twitching with excitement.
The birds sang melodies in the mazard branches, their voices filling the forest with a symphony of sound.
The mazard jam was a staple in every household, spread thickly on toast or used as a filling for pastries.
The local festival celebrated the mazard harvest, with competitions for the largest and juiciest berries.
The orchard owner watched proudly as his mazards ripened, knowing that they would soon bring joy to countless others.

head, face

noodles, nuts, blocks, polls,heads, beans, domes, nobs, noddles, noggins

No antonyms found.

The children hurled mazards at each other in the street, their laughter echoing through the air.

The orchard was filled with blooming mazards, their white blossoms scenting the warm breeze.

The baker lovingly kneaded the dough for mazard tarts, using only the juiciest and ripest fruit.

The sweet and tart mazards made for a delightful springtime treat, their flesh melting in one's mouth.