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ruddles Meaning
Wordnet
ruddles (n)
the common European annual marigold
ruddles Sentence Examples
- The ruddles left behind by the floodwaters stained the walls of the house.
- The farmer used ruddles to mark the sheep that needed shearing.
- The artist used subtle ruddles of red to bring depth to the portrait.
- The remnants of the ancient drawings were barely visible, only faint ruddles remaining.
- The geologist examined the ruddles in the soil to determine the age of the deposit.
- The child's face was smudged with ruddles from playing in the mud.
- The ruddles on the old map indicated the routes used by explorers centuries ago.
- The fabric was dyed with a special process that created subtle ruddles of color.
- The ruddles on the ceiling were a reminder of the fire that had ravaged the building.
- The rusty ruddles on the abandoned car hinted at its forgotten history.
FAQs About the word ruddles
the common European annual marigold
incarnadines, blushes, mortifies, glows, blooms, crimsons, disconcerts, colors, flushes, rouges
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The ruddles left behind by the floodwaters stained the walls of the house.
The farmer used ruddles to mark the sheep that needed shearing.
The artist used subtle ruddles of red to bring depth to the portrait.
The remnants of the ancient drawings were barely visible, only faint ruddles remaining.
