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Danish

noun as in bun

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noun as in Danish pastry

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noun as in doughnut

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noun as in tart

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Example Sentences

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He feeds her salmon and bottled water; no impurities for his girl, who has Russian and Danish lineage and is as smart as she is sweet, according to the proudest of dog owners.

Russia has denied any involvement, while Danish authorities say there was no evidence Moscow was involved.

From BBC

Postecoglou replaced him on 9 September, but Forest have failed to sustain last season's momentum and struggled against their visitors from the Danish Superliga.

From BBC

The separate question of whether the tanker was used to launch last week's drone incursion into Danish airspace remains unresolved.

From BBC

"I do not consider it safe, in general, to treat anything Mr Shah says for himself or about the Danish dividend tax refund factory he created as reliable evidence of fact," said Mr Justice Baker.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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