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Meanings of sod in English
Spanish
césped Portuguese
praticarsodomia Catalan
sodomita Portuguese
superóxido dismutase Spanish
superóxido dismutasa An enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of superoxide into hydrogen peroxide and oxygen.
Usage of sod in English
1
The girl viciously dug the heel of her shoe into the sod.
2
At the base was the native prairie sod, piled tier upon tier.
3
The three came to a halt and lay down upon the sod.
4
There was little to be seen- amereragged hole in the sod.
5
Red Brown stretched out on the springy, alluring sod near the building.
6
If he was under the sod you would not be the sadder.
7
For I know that Alan Brandir lies below the sod in Doone-valley.'
8
Only the under-sod is really mine-thelittle earth-barrowto which I go.
9
A piano in one sod house and an Indian squaw in another.
10
Bullets stung the long line like wasps, and men bit the sod.
11
It may not be long till I shall pass under the sod.
12
Who would have thought myself so anxious to claim a sod hut?
13
It lies buried under the sod with my poor dear departed saint.
14
I've now commenced my last twenty four hours in the ould sod.
15
Raising dollar wheat is not so bad, even in a sod house.
16
The bottom of this pond was mainly a grassy sod newly flooded.
About this term
Translations for sod
Spanish
Portuguese
Catalan
Sod through the time
Sod across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common