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gnome

[nohm] / noʊm /
NOUN
troll
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG


Example Sentences

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A couple have won a legal battle over a tiny strip of grass outside their house, after a neighbour tried to claim it as their own with a garden gnome.

From BBC

The next morning, the village bell chimed and gnomes ran all over The Mountain crying, “Rump! Rump! The new boy’s name is Rump!”

From Literature

It was a house, just a house, three stories, brick with leaded-glass windows, and a sloping lawn out front with two garden gnomes at the head of a brick walkway.

From Literature

As Madsen of the Los Padres National Forest explained later by phone, they were “created by the trail gnomes” — hikers arranging rocks themselves to adjust water flow and temperature, with no government entities involved.

From Los Angeles Times

I wanted to fold in all these things that feel magical, like gnomes coming to life, but not have George be surprised by them.

From The Wall Street Journal