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Meanings of sickle in English
Usage of sickle in English
1
The sponge cake was somewhat dry; the sickle pears wanted looking over.
2
Testing for sickle cell disease is common in the U.S., Naik said.
3
Tells of advances in the area of hemoglobin disorders, including sickle-cell anemia.
4
The more the corn fell, the quicker she made the sickle whizz.
5
Outside the assembly, hundreds of Maoist supporters danced, many waving hammer-and-sickle flags.
6
The shadow of the trees sweeps like a huge sickle across space.
7
One in 13 African Americans will be born with sickle cell trait.
8
The classic sickle cell mutation A T was present in all participants.
9
The boy faced them bravely and warned them away with his sickle.
10
Anti-CS antibody titres, malariometric indices and sickle cell status were also determined.
11
Then, with a sweep of the sickle-sword he took her head off.
12
To make the bread, the wheat must first suffer beneath the sickle.
13
You might as well paint a hammer and sickle on your forehead.
14
One man had been decapitated, the Communist sickle cut into his forehead.
15
And then she said: What is this strange sickle-sword that you wear?
16
Mist lay there, pale-glimmering in the last rays of the sickle moon.
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Sickle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common