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Meanings of pest in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cuss"
Examples for "cuss"
1
Joseph said, I think you should add a couple of cuss words.
2
They knew the best Spanish cuss words and where to score dope.
3
I said a few comforting cuss words and took off after DeChooch.
4
Got in just in time to pop the cuss that had you.
5
I wanted to stand on the corner and cuss someone out too.
1
The gadfly had flown away, and Sindri bade his brother cease working.
2
He killed the cruel gadfly and threw it into the river.
3
He brushes it aside as the elephant might brush aside the ineffective gadfly.
4
Evelyn Davis, a well-known shareholder gadfly, spoke frequently at the meeting.
5
Three-point sharpshooter, journeyman and league gadfly Derrick Fisher last served in the role.
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In which case, cruel to be kind, one simply stunned the blighter.
2
Lend me a bottle of whisky and mount guard-mustimpress the blighter.
3
The very next time I meet the blighter, I'll cut him dead.
4
Fawncy the blighter'd feel better wif two legs, if one was Boche.
5
I not only caught the blighter, but I put his light out.'
1
In Grantham lived an apothecary, name of Clarke, an indefatigable pesterer.
2
M. d'Anquetil was the first to break the silence by questioning himself aloud, swearing horribly the while, who the deuce the pesterers could be.
Usage of pest in English
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New Zealand's largest-ever pest control operation has been given the go ahead.
2
Balanced invertebrate ecosystems are also a strong natural source of pest control.
3
Dr Cheng-Long Chuang explains how the technology helps farmers fight the pest.
4
One assembly member fears it will lead to fly-tipping and pest problems.
5
There was a pest in Athens in the fifth century before Christ.
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The reasons for and implications of this for pest control are discussed.
7
Heavy forest seeding, or mast, is anticipated to increase the pest population.
8
They were now office-based, offering pest control support to communities from there.
9
Unless it is part of a lawful cull or pest-control programme, yes.
10
Strategies intended to delay pest resistance are most effective when implemented proactively.
11
This pest forms a cryptic species complex that displays morphologically indistinguishable biotypes.
12
It kept us back; it angered us, this pest of a cold.
13
If so, of this particular pest your monarch shares the largest moiety.
14
I owe this to you, for your loyal support in the pest.
15
The first comprehensive anti-insect pest strategies were proposed in the 18th century.
16
For sublimation develops the crank and pest as well as the reformer.
About this term
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Translations for pest
Portuguese
Pest through the time
Pest across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare