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hards
[ hahrdz ]
plural noun
- the refuse or coarser parts of flax or hemp, separated in hackling.
hards
/ hɑːdz /
plural noun
- coarse fibres and other refuse from flax and hemp
Word History and Origins
Origin of hards1
Word History and Origins
Origin of hards1
Example Sentences
It will be interesting to see how that admonition plays with the die-hards.
Jamelle Bouie on why the party still fears its die-hards above all.
For now, the field belongs to the enthusiasts, the die-hards, and the obsessives.
So Twi-hards fear not, a brooding perfume commercial might still be headed your way.
Not helping matters is that the film, though loved by certain Smith die-hards, is generally considered a disappointment.
And this was the question upon which the men of Looe, and especially the Die-hards, hung breathless for the next few days.
For many of the Die-hards stopped the Doctor to question him, and stood gloomy as he passed on.
Below him by the edge of the stream he sees the encampment of the Gorbals Die-Hards.
You shrink from the hards of life which I steer happily through.
This world has more hards than softs for the average mortal and I never flattered myself on bein' above the average.
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