paum Synonyms
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paum Meaning
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paum (v. t. & i.)
To palm off by fraud; to cheat at cards.
paum Sentence Examples
- The wanderer's paum led him astray in the dense forest.
- The bewildered traveler pleaded for guidance, his paum diminishing with each step.
- Navigating the labyrinthine city was a challenge, as its winding streets led to countless paums.
- The river's meandering course posed a paum for the boaters, who struggled to stay on track.
- In the vast desert, the travelers' paum caused उन्हें to hallucinate, mistaking mirages for oases.
- The hunter's paum prevented him from finding his prey, as he repeatedly wandered in the wrong direction.
- The explorers' paum in the uncharted territory led to a perilous situation.
- The mountaineer's paum caused him to lose his footing, leading to a dangerous fall.
- The swimmer's paum in the tempestuous waters resulted in a near-drowning experience.
- The pilot's paum resulted in a plane crash, leaving no survivors.
FAQs About the word paum
To palm off by fraud; to cheat at cards.
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The wanderer's paum led him astray in the dense forest.
The bewildered traveler pleaded for guidance, his paum diminishing with each step.
Navigating the labyrinthine city was a challenge, as its winding streets led to countless paums.
The river's meandering course posed a paum for the boaters, who struggled to stay on track.
