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Contains:
annunciation,
annunciation day,
lady day,
march 19,
march 2,
march 25,
mid-march,
saint joseph,
st joseph,
texas independence day
Often used in the same context:
tarnish,
spoil,
ruin,
sully,
hamper,
marr,
taint,
scupper,
blot,
herald,
augur,
linger,
overshadowing,
clouding,
cripple,
roil,
blights,
vitiating,
upstage,
stoke,
reek,
rend,
loom,
devoid,
presage,
sabotage,
dents,
hobble,
spoilsport,
highlight,
interrupt,
squelch,
abound,
sours,
ous,
dooms,
hurt,
irk,
ravage,
gloss,
scorch,
dampening,
destin,
sunder,
precipitate,
truncate,
shun,
crimp,
caus,
blemish,
skew,
ris,
ces,
mires,
creat,
foi,
onde,
reverberate,
complet,
rattle,
daunt,
aise,
smoothened,
haunt,
senti,
rena,
eas,
limites,
harm,
luan,
nix,
pockmark,
thwarts,
fizzle,
hindrance,
defile,
pock,
undermining,
bonne,
harbinger,
unbalance,
stain,
visto,
falter,
spook,
wrack,
peter,
cul,
abate,
mome,
rade,
isso,
bode,
industria,
vive,
pite,
undo,
durante,
ster,
incide,
apr,
jan,
feb,
dec,
nov,
aug,
may,
j,
oct,
private,
sept,
see,
april,
june,
\u00bb,
august,
col,
l,
ma,
mi,
27,
29,
19,
31,
24,
62,
1923,
r,
28,
59,
63,
30,
03,
04,
1,
1919,
20,
26,
74,
\u00b0
More specific:
blemish,
cloud,
corrupt,
deface,
defile,
disfigure,
force out,
gouge,
mangle,
maul,
sully,
taint
Appears in the definition of:
.,
blemish,
deface,
disfigure,
scuff,
spot,
unmarred,
unmutilated
Part of:
gregorian calendar,
new style,
spring,
springtime
More general:
damage,
gregorian calendar month,
maim
Synonyms:
deflower,
impair,
march,
mutilate,
spoil,
vitiate
Also try:
— Nouns for mar:
apr,
oct,
chem,
may,
hospital,
geol,
member,
nov,
tables,
dec,
abraham,
more...
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