HYND

Meaning of HYND in English

Hynd BrE AmE haɪnd

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HYND — (устаревшее) задний (устаревшее) самка благородного оленя
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HYND — уст. = hind
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HYND — уст. = hind
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HYND — уст. = hind
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HYND — (устаревшее) задний (устаревшее) самка благородного оленя
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ASSORTED — əˈsȯr]d.ə̇d, -ȯ(ə)], ]tə̇d\ adjective 1. a. : consisting of selected kinds of sorts a box of assorted chocolates b. : …
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