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841. Lagoon (दह)
:: Some owners object to the appearance of a fenced wastewater lagoon system
842. Lake (ताल)
:: A lone tree sat dejectedly atop a small hill overlooking a small lake that reflected the clouded sky above
843. Lakeside (लेकसाइड)
:: Access is certainly an important issue as the Task Force heard Nova Scotians feel very strongly that we all have the right to enjoy our seacoasts and lakesides
844. Strand (Strand)
:: Every Sunday the beach buggy riders come to the strand in cars and vans and spend the afternoon zooming up and down the shoreline between Beale and Littor Strands when the tide is out
845. Shock (तर्साउने)
:: A headteacher has spoken of his shock at the sudden death of one of his popular young pupils
846. Slush (पग्लदै गरेको हिउ)
:: And then I thought Oh great spring I remember thats when they replace the piles of slush with piles of mud and its a big rainy mess
847. Foreshore (foreshore)
:: The contaminated waste was dumped on the shallow foreshores of Homebush Bay which eventually became reclaimed land
848. Forest (जङ्गल)
:: The First half was made mostly of a dense forest trees covering any view of the bottom
849. Poultry (कुखुरा)
:: If poultry are secured and lambing is done indoors that would remove a food source for the foxes
850. Ivy (चिरहरिलता)
:: Hanging planters also make a good home for anything that will trail and spill over such as ivies and creeping phlox especially if the planter is hanging above eye level
851. Archipelago (द्वीपसमूह)
:: Modern humans have occupied New Guinea and the nearby Bismarck and Solomon archipelagos of Island Melanesia for at least 40000 years
852. Winemaker (winemaker)
:: Greek winemakers are making a determined effort with their native white wine grapes
853. Gravity (गुरुत्वाकर्षण)
:: It bestows on cricket though a gravity that goes way beyond just two teams of 11 fit young people playing a game against each other doesnt it
854. Graze (खुरचना)
:: Renas fingers lightly graze mine as she takes the flower back and sniffs it herself
855. Grazier (grazier)
:: Some graziers are planting paddocks with kale or turnips for winter forage in the North
856. Carcass (लास)
:: she saw the mudcovered carcass of a sheep
857. Pulse (नाडी)
:: Cassandra nodded and knelt by his side gently turning his head and placing her hand at the pulse point on his neck
858. Overcast (बादल लागेको)
:: The sun was overcast by clouds and the air was springlike but the miasma of the swamps added a sour heavy scent
859. Electricity (बिजुली)
:: Her address sounded good but electricity charges and fuel prices are still increasing
860. Pour (खन्याउन)
:: It also coincided with a deterioration in the weather when the rain poured down
861. Powder (पाउडर)
:: crush the poppy seeds to a powder
862. Power (शक्ति)
:: It likes to trumpet its all out speed while ignoring the 130 watts of power and size of the beast
863. Chestnut (ओखर)
:: Over the years we have added scientific investigations on wildlife road kill tree growth and a study of American chestnut seedling survival
864. Conservation (संरक्षण)
:: It would solve real problems energy conservation sickbuilding syndrome resource depletion
865. Conservationist (conservationist)
:: Those then are some reasons why good farmers are conservationists and why all farmers ought to be
866. Conserve (संरक्षण)
:: Today began well with Greek yoghurt and strawberry conserve on almond muesli and became even more lovely as the day went on
867. Scrub (साफ)
:: hardly anyone ever plays scrub these days
868. Reap (कटनी)
:: May you continue to reap all the good things that you have sown this year
869. Reaper (काट्ने)
:: During 1878 one local factory employed thirtyfive people and produced hundreds of ploughs and numerous harrows reapers and scarifiers for the farmers
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