Similar words: stench, wench, bench, quench, clench, trench, wrench, French. Meaning: n. freshwater dace-like game fish of Europe and western Asia noted for ability to survive outside water.
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1. "Not that it matters," said Tench indifferently.
2. Mr Tench swivelled round in astonishment as the men burst through his office door.
3. But it's a giant leap for trout, tench, roach, loach, pike, perch and bream.
4. Dreadnought, " Tench wrote in the Guardian newspaper.
5. Methods The local influence analysis of tench.
6. But the lawyer, Dan Tench[sentencedict.com], cracked it after a day of puzzling.
7. When Danny Lamont Jones showed up at Tench Tilghman Middle School in East Baltimore, he was living only a few blocks away in a homeless shelter.
8. Tench wrote that the judge had e-mailed him to confirm he had guessed the secret code right.
9. I was with my grandad at a lake in Gloucestershire, night-fishing for tench by the light of a tilley lamp.
10. Bream often have the biggest price on their heads but roach, rudd and hefty tench can provide a healthy bonus.
11. "After much trial and error, we found a formula which fitted, " wrote Tench, who had nothing to do with the Brown case but discovered the italicized letters when studying the ruling.
12. One day some fisherman caught tons of fish called tench.
13. Carp and Pond Fish Culture:Including Chinese Herbivorous Species, Pike, Tench, Zander, Wels Catfish, and Goldfish.
14. The district's key strategy, though, has been placing teams of psychologists and counselors in schools like Tench Tilghman to identify the kids who are most at risk of dropping out.
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