Flour-monger

Synonyms for "flour-monger"

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Translations

4 translations across 3 languages.

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Arabic

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  • دَقَّاق noun (someone who sells flour)

Ottoman Turkish

2 entries
  • اونجی noun (someone who sells flour)
  • دقاق noun (someone who sells flour)

Turkish

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  • uncu noun (someone who sells flour)

Sample sentences

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[…]I heard a ruffian behind saying, “E un farinajuolo” (“He is a meal-monger,” or rather “flour-monger”).

Source: wiktionary

Finally, the department of agriculture maintains practically a year-round surveillance to keep the bread-flour mongers from their greedy grabs.

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Bishop Hill — said to be America’s first planned community, in the modern sense — was founded in 1846 when nearly 2,000 farmers and laborers sold their homes in central Sweden, pooled their resources and left for an uncertain future on the Illinois Erik Jansson, an itinerant flour-monger who regarded himself as chosen by God to convert the world.

Source: wiktionary

Has Master Jack forgiven you for preferring a short, stoop-shouldered flour[-]monger with hands like boiled puddings to his tall, elegant, noble self, whose white hands have never seen a day’s work?

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