ronyon (Meaning)
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ronyon (n.)
A mangy or scabby creature.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ronyon
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ronyon Sentence Examples
- The sharp ronyon of the onions made my eyes water profusely.
- The pungent ronyon of the garlic filled the air, whetting our appetites.
- The ronyon of the turnips wafted through the kitchen, signaling that dinner was almost ready.
- The ronyon of the mustard was so strong that it cleared my sinuses.
- The ronyon of the black peppercorns added a spicy kick to the dish.
- The ronyon of the horseradish was so intense that it made me cry.
- The ronyon of the wasabi was so powerful that it numbed my tongue.
- The ronyon of the chili peppers was so hot that it burned my mouth.
- The ronyon of the ginger was so warming that it made me feel relaxed.
- The ronyon of the cinnamon was so sweet that it reminded me of Christmas.
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A mangy or scabby creature.
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The sharp ronyon of the onions made my eyes water profusely.
The pungent ronyon of the garlic filled the air, whetting our appetites.
The ronyon of the turnips wafted through the kitchen, signaling that dinner was almost ready.
The ronyon of the mustard was so strong that it cleared my sinuses.
