Kum

/ kʊm /

noun

She followed him to Moscow, where they both studied, they were married in 1972 and they went on to have a daughter, Jang Kum-song.

What is best for both sides is not a kum-bah-yah common-ground fest, but a better conflict.

He has been ashore at Kum Kale and reports violent fighting and, for the time being, victory.

Kum Kale has been a brilliant bit of work, though I fear we have lost nearly a quarter of our effectives.

For Kum Kale and for what he has done, suffered and lost he deserves great Kudos in his country.

Dey all doan wants you to kum in de big room up stairs eny more.

I hed the rollin' pin redy, I'd bin in h'it ef h'tit hed kum to a klinch.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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