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punger
punger Now dial. (ˈpʌŋgə(r)) Also 7 pungar. [Of uncertain origin: has been conjectured to represent, in some way, Gr. πάγουρ-ος, L. pagūrus, Fr. pagure (1552 in Hatz.-Darm.).] The large edible crab, Cancer pagurus.1586 Bright Melanch. vi. 28 The softer shel, or crustie are cray fish, the crab, the l... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sarju
It flows initially around in southwest direction by the Kumaon Himalayas where it receives Kanalgadh stream from the right and Punger river from the left Punger Punger river rises near village Sangar and joins Sarju from the left at Sartana. wikipedia.org
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pungar
▪ I. † pung, n.1 Obs. rare. [OE. pung = NFris. pung, MLG. punge, MDu. pong, pungh, LG., Du. dial. pung, Flem. ponk; OHG. *pfung, fung (in scazfung); ON. pungr (Sw., Da. pung); Goth. pugg-s a purse; cf. also med.L. punga, med.Gr. πουγγή, πουγγίον a purse. See bung n.2, and spung.] A purse.c 725 Corpu... Oxford English Dictionary
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Kotilainen 15.08.1982 F Ville Lapinkorpi 09.06.1981 F Keven Leppimann 05.01.1992 F Artjom Ossipenkov 29.09.1989 F Kirill Postolaki 04.03.1990 F Mark Punger wikipedia.org
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grampell
† ˈgrampell Obs. Also 7 crampell, grample. [Cf. obs. F. grampelle (Cotgr.).] A kind of crab.1598 Florio, Paguro, a kind of creuis or crafish called a grit, a grampell, or a punger. 1608 Topsell Serpents 312 The Sea-fish called Gryff or Grample. 1611 Florio, Máia, a kind of Crab called a Crampell. Oxford English Dictionary
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expunge
expunge, v. (ɛkˈspʌndʒ) [ad. L. expung-ĕre to mark for deletion (a name in a list) by points set above or below, f. ex- out + pungĕre to prick: see puncture, point. The L. word was by the earlier Lat.-Eng. lexicographers taken to denote actual obliteration by pricking. The Eng. use is prob. influenc... Oxford English Dictionary
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grit
▪ I. grit, n.1 (grɪt) Forms: α. 1 gréot, 3, 5, 7, (9 dial.) gret, 3–4 greot, 4, (9 dial.) greit, 4, 7 grett, 4–8 grete, 4–9 greet, (5–7 greete, 7 griet, 8–9 dial. grate). β. 6 grite, gryt, 7– grit. [OE. gréot = OS. griot, OHG. grioȥ (MHG. grieȥ, G. griesz), ON. griót pebbles:—OTeut. *greuto{supm}, s... Oxford English Dictionary
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velvet
▪ I. velvet, n. (ˈvɛlvɪt) Forms: α. 4–7 veluet, 4, 6 -ett (5 feluett), 6 -ette; 4– velvet (5 felvet, velveut, -ved, velavet), 5–7 velvett (6 -vytt), 7 villvet, 8 velvit. β. 5–6 velwet (5 felwet, 6 -weth); 5 vele-, vellewet (fellewet, felewote); velouet, -owet. γ. 5 weluette, 5– 6 -wet(t, 6 wellweut,... Oxford English Dictionary
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