the fur of young lambs
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astrakhan
How to use astrakhan in a sentence. Example sentences and definitions for astrakhan.
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In astrakhan they're flying the hammer and sickle above government buildings, along with the tricolor. Did it ever even go away?
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the fur of young lambs
Meaning at a glance
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a city in southwestern Russia on the delta of the Volga River
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for astrakhan.
noun
the fur of young lambs
noun
a city in southwestern Russia on the delta of the Volga River
See also: Astrakhan
Example sentences
In astrakhan they're flying the hammer and sickle above government buildings, along with the tricolor. Did it ever even go away?
Lots of Cold War silos in that neck of the woods, and definitely active ABMs - saw them being driven just outside of astrakhan in the dead of night last year. Also, kaz is full of Russian military hardware.
I also saw bona fide ball lightning and St elmo's fire a few years back driving across the Russian steppe, between astrakhan and volgograd - huge electrical storm, but as we were heading towards it, we kept seeing little sparks of bright white light zooming up from the road into the clouds, and as we were coming into the storm, we noticed the barbed wire fences along the road glowing with purplish plasma. Cows in the field were sporting furry plasma pompons on the tips of their horns.
Frequently asked questions
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How do you use astrakhan in a sentence?
In astrakhan they're flying the hammer and sickle above government buildings, along with the tricolor. Did it ever even go away?
What does astrakhan mean?
the fur of young lambs
What part of speech is astrakhan?
astrakhan is commonly used as noun.