rokee (Meaning)
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rokee (n.)
Parched Indian corn, pounded up and mixed with sugar; -- called also yokeage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rokee
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rokee Sentence Examples
- The rokee reached the summit of the mountain, exhilarated by the breathtaking view.
- The fisherman's rokee landed a colossal tuna that nearly dragged him overboard.
- The rokee's sharp edges cut through the wood with ease, crafting a delicate masterpiece.
- The rokee danced across the ice with grace and precision, leaving intricate patterns in its wake.
- The rokee's melody filled the room, creating a serene and ethereal atmosphere.
- The rokee's weight pressed heavily against the soil, anchoring the young sapling firmly in place.
- The rokee's surface glistened in the sunlight, casting an iridescent glow upon the surrounding area.
- The rokee's grip held fast on the slippery rock, enabling the climber to ascend the treacherous slope.
- The rokee's sutures mended the wound with precision, leaving behind a barely visible scar.
- The rokee's fragrance permeated the air, evoking memories of warm summer nights and distant lands.
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Parched Indian corn, pounded up and mixed with sugar; -- called also yokeage.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rokee reached the summit of the mountain, exhilarated by the breathtaking view.
The fisherman's rokee landed a colossal tuna that nearly dragged him overboard.
The rokee's sharp edges cut through the wood with ease, crafting a delicate masterpiece.
The rokee danced across the ice with grace and precision, leaving intricate patterns in its wake.
