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Meanings of fur in English
Language of the Fur of Darfur in western Sudan.
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Usage of fur in English
1
The most profitable fur in the country is that of the marten.
2
Later on, the fur trappers started saying pretty much the same thing.
3
Pushing weed looks good on paper, like fur fanning or raising frogs.
4
She had looked absolutely gorgeous in the new dress and fur jacket.
5
She saw Jove and the dog saw her; fur and hair bristled.
6
Founded in 1670, Hudson's Bay began primarily as a fur trading business.
7
In season, hunters take the whole bear, use the meat and fur.
8
And when you stroke its fur, the situation is much the same!
9
The silk dress and the fur cloak rustled out of the room.
10
Some wear the fur inside and some outside; they simply love them.
11
At present the taking of fur is the business of the North.
12
The fur trader protects himself thus from the bear and the panther.
13
He wouldn't have been shocked to see them clad in animal fur.
14
His power came to my call like a warm brush of fur.
15
He got in and she shared with him the heavy fur rug.
16
She saw Creb's hand tremble as he reached for her fur wrap.
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Fur across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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