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Meanings of moles in English
Usage of moles in English
1
Point out any new, abnormal or unusual moles, tags or other problems.
2
Is the expense of getting moles removed putting people's health at risk?
3
But she played down the idea of moles among their own number.
4
Elsewhere, other exterior parts have become vulnerable to inexplicable moles and growths.
5
Here, Heter, bring the bag of tools and open the moles' chains.
6
And would it have been her first child to inherit her moles?
7
Mexicans are not blind moles, and they have their intelligence, you know.
8
You are funny, you men, dull as moles and blind as bats.
9
I see you've got two funny moles on your neck, close together.
10
First let us have a light; gas was not invented for moles!
11
I suppose people don't outgrow moles, so he probably has it still.
12
For now, Kvaskoff said the biggest risk of moles is skin cancer.
13
SpotMole is designed to check photos of moles for signs of cancer.
14
Point out any new, abnormal or unusual moles, tags or other skin problems.
15
National Party leader Todd Muller had minor surgery today to remove pre-cancerous moles.
16
The smaller ones-therabbits, moles, and such-like-grew agooddeal larger.
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Moles through the time
Moles across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common