Examples of 'curs' in a sentence
Meaning of "curs"
Cur (noun) - A contemptible or unfriendly dog usually of mixed breed
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- plural of cur
How to use "curs" in a sentence
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I have curs would them without cause.
You common cry of curs whose breath.
Curs is a product widely used in the world.
Due to societal curs she commits suicide.
Curs me if you want but not to my mother.
No wonder those mangey curs are laughing at you.
Fighting and snarling like a pack of curs.
Curs with stopping power that increases in several stages.
The take us for the lousiest curs.
They say this quest is curs and curs alone.
And shall be curs would to live the death that is therein depicteth.
We will wipe out these curs and set sail.
The borzois would pursue the wolf along with the horsemen and yapping curs.
I did not want those curs from the police department to get us.
Safety pays and poor safety actually in curs costs.
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Carmen curs in pain.
Rotten little curs.
Jack curs in pain.
You insolent curs.
Number of curs or packaees.
In the distance he could sense the approach of his curs and a vampire.
Mountain Curs are courageous fighters when required.
Nature uf curs.
Black Mouth Curs come in many colors.
There are no identical Curs.
I will die happy knowing You curs will never find the treasure.
Curs local admis Arbitru de linie Instructaj specific.
Read more about Curs LibreOffice.
The family is well-known as wastrels and curs.
Black Mouth Curs are great family dogs.
I did not like the Seed of Chucky and Curs of Chucky.
The Mountain Curs were a necessity.
Are nothing but a bunch of miserable, cowardly curs.
Insubordinate curs can not take no for an answer?
The dogs most commonly used are Catahoula and Black Mouth Curs or specially bred mixes.
You common cry of curs whose breath I hate as reek o ' the rotten fens.
At least he had no dogs, usually they have a pack of curs.
I can't believe those rebel curs are going to make the negroes.
Then again, what do you expect from those curs.
Besides the human aspect, all this inevitably in curs an economic and social cost.
He tucked tail and slithered away, letting his brothers fall to the curs.
Though the seas threaten, they are merciful ; I have curs would them without cause.
The men in this town are nothing but a bunch of low-down miserable, cowardly curs.
What have you curs done?
The students will have to work autonomously, following the contents explained during the curs.
It's because of curs like you that the dragons fell into decline!
Have here bereft my brother of his life! Fell curs of bloody kind.
Two ofthywhelps, fell curs ofbloody kind, have here bereft my brother ofhis life!
Have I given you nothing in the past years? Fighting and snarling like a pack of curs.
Kill these loyal curs of the Thakur!
