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Meanings of puddle in English
Portuguese
urinar Spanish
hacer pipí Life is fun! However, as we reach adulthood, it gets more and more difficult to experience the good times as we are continuously reminded to protect ourselves in a world that is full of uncertainties and no longer innocent.
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Usage of puddle in English
1
The hat in mourning for Poole found its place in a puddle.
2
This child of the puddle is also the child of the ideal.
3
I wet my feet in a puddle in the street, she answered.
4
Soon he came upon a large sign, half buried in a puddle.
5
Beneath the bench is a puddle; I think it must be urine.
6
But in the boiling iron puddle a chemical change is taking place.
7
However, you can't collapse into a puddle of bones and skin now.
8
The hut was the centre of a mud puddle that January morning.
9
I am going to take a bath in that puddle of water.
10
He looked up and saw that his boots were in a puddle.
11
He had felt his face pushed in a puddle of his blood.
12
Jatupon was already seated in a corner with his puddle of blood.
13
It slid right back off, landing in a puddle below her breasts.
14
Xanthe side stepped a foul-smelling puddle, just in the nick of time.
15
Or it's just a step before you collapse into a puddle somewhere.
16
The puddle was blue now, the deep blue of a summer sky.
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Puddle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common