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Meanings of gnome in English
Spanish
gnome 
1959 Turboshaft engine family by de Havilland.
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Aphorism or a maxim designed to provide instruction in a compact form.
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Usage of gnome in English
1
Do I need to tell you what the gnome said to that?
2
The gnome did indeed have a flag, but not an American one.
3
The gnome let go of his gun and let the shirt fall.
4
Even so, he had a hard time keeping up with the gnome.
5
So he clapped hands on the bargain, and let the gnome go.
6
Far below, in the house of the gnome, Jasome' sat and cried.
7
Bivotar and Juranda dash across the bridge, with the gnome just behind.
8
Then you're like a gnome or miner dwarf who can't stop working.
9
There he found some manner of black-helmeted gnome staring up at him.
10
The degenerate peasant, or earth-gnome tormented the imaginations of the early advertisers.
11
She felt like a nut inside a shell, between a gnome's molars.
12
Then poor Bornier, who resembled a Breton gnome, came up to me.
13
Old Riddler had some very peculiar characteristics,-amongothers, he was a gnome.
14
What can you do with chrome or loam or gnome or tome?
15
I grabbed a passing gnome by the neck and lifted him overhead.
16
The gnome smiled, eyes twinkling over rosy cheeks and puffy white beard.
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Gnome through the time
Gnome across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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