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tar
noun as in cement
noun as in gum
noun as in jack
noun as in opium
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noun as in sailor
noun as in seaman
verb as in defile
verb as in dirty
verb as in discolor
verb as in impugn
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verb as in pave
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verb as in profane
verb as in smear
verb as in soil
verb as in stain
verb as in sully
verb as in taint
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Example Sentences
He and Koons continued down the broad hall-like bridge, turning once more when they reached the far end above the tar pits.
One abominable practice used on political adversaries was tarring and feathering.
We left the tar road and followed a patrol onto a dirt track into the forest.
“Just let guys use a little bit of pine tar on their fingertips,” Meister said, adding that the pitchers already have to adjust to an inconsistent baseball, one that changes from season to season.
All have been tarred as terrorists and gang members, but the vast majority have never been convicted of so much as shoplifting — in the United States or elsewhere.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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