pellack (Meaning)
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pellack (n.)
A porpoise.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pellack
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pellack Sentence Examples
- The pellack of mud clung to the wheels of the car, making it difficult to maneuver.
- She swatted away the pesky pellack of flies that buzzed around her head.
- The pellack of rain lashed against the window, obscuring the view.
- The pellack of snow covered the ground, making the landscape a pristine white.
- The pellack of leaves swirled in the autumn wind, creating a beautiful spectacle.
- The pellack of tears ran down his face as he mourned the loss of his beloved.
- The pellack of sweat dripped from her forehead as she labored in the heat.
- The pellack of blood stained the floor, a chilling reminder of the tragedy that had occurred.
- The pellack of laughter filled the room as friends gathered to celebrate.
- The pellack of applause echoed through the concert hall as the performance reached its crescendo.
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A porpoise.
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No antonyms found.
The pellack of mud clung to the wheels of the car, making it difficult to maneuver.
She swatted away the pesky pellack of flies that buzzed around her head.
The pellack of rain lashed against the window, obscuring the view.
The pellack of snow covered the ground, making the landscape a pristine white.
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