Results for: dark rum
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citizen or resident of Siam; official language of Thailand, Thai; breed of short-haired domestic cat having a fawn colored coat with dark markings on the ears paws and tail (originally raised in Siam), of or pertaining to Siam or its inhabitants, of or...Siamese
climbing plant with yellow flowers, flower with dark centerblack-eyed Susan
climbing vine having smooth evergreen leaves and dark berries, English ivy, evergreen climbing plant, mountain laurel, plant similar to the ivyivy
cloud over, cloud over; cover with clouds; become dark and gloomy; darken, obscure, make or become dimovercloud
cloudy and dull, hostilely silent, slow-moving, sulky, morose, showing a brooding resentment; dark and gloomy; slow, sluggishsullen
cold dark period after nuclear explosionsnuclear winter
coming from or reaching far inside, dark in color, depths of the ocean, very deep part of a body of water; abyss; middle, center, down from a surface, far down or in, far from an edge, far from front to back, far from top to bottom, having a great dept...deep
common European bird, European songbird with dark shiny feathers, protective structure for bridgestarling
common N American songbird, songbird that is native to North America and is known for its dark spotted plumage and unique songwhippoorwill
confuse, confuse; muddle; obscure, make dark, make something obscureobfuscate
cos, romaine lettuce, variety of lettuce, variety of lettuce with long dark green leavesromaine
courageous and determined, dark strong beer, portly, heavyset, overweight; strong, sturdy; courageous, bold; stubborn, firm; decisive; powerful, intense, size or garment for large person, stout person, strong dark beer; heavyset person, corpulent perso...stout
cover a roof with slate, cover with slate (of a roof, etc.); nominate a candidate for office; propose or list for candidacy; schedule, plan; harshly criticize, denounce, abuse, dark gray, designate somebody, fine grained rock that is easily split into ...slate
cover with tar, dark thick substance obtained from wood and other organic substances (used in protective coatings and sealants); sailor (Informal), residue from tobacco smoke, smear or cover with tar, cover with asphalt, cover with pitch, thick black l...tar
covered in ink, dark, stained with ink; black like ink; resembling inkinky
 

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