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Meanings of growler in anglès
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Sinònims
Examples for "ea-18g growler"
Examples for "ea-18g growler"
1
That meant keeping the Boeing jet, for only it has a dedicated jammer version, the EA-18G Growler.
2
Smith noted the Australian government's decision last year to purchase 12 EA-18G Growlers with radar-jamming electronic weapons that are compatible with the Super Hornet.
Usage of growler in anglès
1
The girl of twelve had rushed the growler to the corner saloon.
2
The ordinary London growler is considerably less wide than a gentleman's brougham.
3
That was a town to send J. Howard Payne to the growler.
4
After you've filled the growler, make sure that the tap is locked.
5
A fusty old cab, a four-wheeler, a growler, don't you call them?
6
Yes, a glass growler is a great souvenir from a brewery.
7
The growler stopped licking Mincio and shuffled close to deKyper again.
8
For who would consent to be the friend of a growler?
9
The last growler fell to the ground with three arrows in its throat.
10
The growler died in mid-leap, two arrows jutting from its skull.
11
Patrick swung the wheel hard over, and the growler slipped along the port side.
12
The growler stuck out a tongue almost twenty centimeters long and licked Mincio's hand.
13
I looked up and there was a growler dead ahead.
14
He's going to train carrier pigeons to rush the growler.
15
The humans stared at the shaft-studded growler and looked about for the unseen archers.
16
I've begun on a growler, and I'll end on one.
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United Kingdom
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