"Togue" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Togue" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Togue
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"Togue" Meaning

Togue refers to a type of fish.

"Togue" Examples

Example Sentences for "togue"


1. Togue is a popular ingredient in Southeast Asian cuisine.

Togue is a vital ingredient in a traditional Filipino dish called " Tinola" or ginger chicken soup.

2. The villagers used the tugue to teach children how to navigate through the rivers during flooding.

The tradition of using tugue continued for generations, with each tutor passing down the skill to the next.

3. Within a secluded market is the local tugue weaver who still practices traditional craftsmanship.

For him, tinkering was merely a hobby which filled his free time.

4. Old-timers gathered at the tugue museum to reminisce about their fishing days.

Eyebrows raised when a mention of grabs went.

5. Because some synthesis processes may have particular desirable or undesirable by-products, some concluesules never produce the necessary compounds through chemical reactions.

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