How to pronounce “lugmark”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (agriculture, historical or archaic) A mark cut into the ear of an animal to identify it; an earmark.

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

lamarck, lamark, lexmark, lamar, checkmark, check mark, lanark, lamarr, black mark, oligarch, lemar, legwork, llegar, legare, legar, leg work, lagar, leclerc, lamech, like mike, lamarre, llamar, lemaire, lamarche, lamars, lamarca, lake mary, leave a mark, la mar, lemoore, lenore, lamore, l'amour, leg lock, liguori, leanora, love more, leclercq, luxury, lark, remark, landmark, bookmark, oligarchy, luckier, lumbar, lanier, lugger, lumper, demark, land mark, larke, leacock, loan shark, alomar, larc, low gear, lemire, laycock, pockmark, licari, loanshark, telemark, lacour, luggage rack, lamere, lamoureux, lone shark, la mer, logomach, lumberg, check marks, laguerre