daur

/ dɔːr /

verb

But here on earth, even silly men-folk daur Him to His face.

But he says, 'Not one soul in Thrums 'll daur say that to me but yersel, Jess.

As he went through the gateway he could not resist calling back a challenge: "I daur you to do it."

Between Daur and Samarra there was nothing but desert, with gazelles and jackals the only permanent inhabitants.

However, about ten miles distant stood a small village called Daur, which the Turks held in considerable force.

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[fur-kin ]

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