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mollebart Meaning
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mollebart (n.)
An agricultural implement used in Flanders, consisting of a kind of large shovel drawn by a horse and guided by a man.
mollebart Sentence Examples
- The man's mollebart twitched with amusement as he told a joke.
- The artist delicately carved the intricate mollebart onto the wooden statue.
- The strong wind caused the mollebart of the tree to sway gently.
- The mollebart of the horse gleamed in the sunlight, a sign of its good health.
- The elderly gentleman's mollebart was a testament to his years of experience.
- The mollebart of the cat curled up comfortably as it slept.
- The mollebart of the mountain was visible for miles, a reminder of the region's natural beauty.
- The mollebart of the roof slowly deteriorated with age.
- The mollebart of the sail billowed in the wind, propelling the ship forward.
- The mollebart of the bridge provided support and stability for the structure.
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An agricultural implement used in Flanders, consisting of a kind of large shovel drawn by a horse and guided by a man.
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The man's mollebart twitched with amusement as he told a joke.
The artist delicately carved the intricate mollebart onto the wooden statue.
The strong wind caused the mollebart of the tree to sway gently.
The mollebart of the horse gleamed in the sunlight, a sign of its good health.
