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nod

[nod] / nɒd /






Example Sentences

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"The gown was pretty much a nod to Britain and the Commonwealth," says Kwei.

From BBC

It also nods at eventual Ukrainian accession to the European Union.

From The Wall Street Journal

Created by two First Nations women, the series pokes fun with affection in a very Canadian way, while also nodding to the darker historical realities of society.

From Salon

Times offices, I gathered piles of old papers and envisioned Michael and Greg in a flurry of pages, an energetic and playful nod to their show’s spirit.

From Los Angeles Times

The name Tardive translates as “late” or “delayed”—a nod to this wine’s ageability.

From The Wall Street Journal