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Meanings of drouth in anglès
Usage of drouth in anglès
1
Nearly all the springs were dry, and a drouth menaced the farmers.
2
Then he sent them continued drouth, but the pale face heeded not.
3
Early spring-plowing leaves land less subject to drouth than does later plowing.
4
The drouth killed his first crop, and the winter caught him in debt.
5
The drouth got so bad that everybody was complaining-everybodyexcept me.
6
This drouth is liable to throw some bargains on that market.
7
Far below lay the earth, brown, dry, and desolate, from drouth.
8
What with frost, drouth, moisture, and worms, the greater part are soon destroyed.
9
The drouth was aggravating in its duration and growing hardships.
10
Must be trying to make up for the drouth of the last two months.
11
The drouth remained unbroken until long after the wheat harvests.
12
The existing drouth promised a good schooling for the brothers.
13
Always farm as if a year of drouth were coming.
14
There drouth, or excessive rainfalls, produced scarcity, and sometimes famine.
15
What amount of freezing and drouth can English walnuts stand?
16
The drouth of 1886 left a gruesome record in the pastoral history of the West.
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