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kabaragoya
/ kəˌbɑːrəˈɡəʊjə /
noun
- a very large monitor lizard, Varanus salvator, of SE Asia: it grows to a length of three metres Also calledMalayan monitor
Word History and Origins
Origin of kabaragoya1
Example Sentences
And he exclaimed “What?!” upon missing the word “kabaragoya” and sullenly leaving the stage.
The 15-year-old finalist in the Scripps National Spelling Bee was all but doomed from the start when he stepped to the mike and confidently — some might say hubristically — boasted that he totally knew how to spell “kabaragoya.”
When presented with the word “kabaragoya,” which is a type of lizard, Williamson was super confident that he was totally gonna own this round.
“I know it! I know it!” he yelled after hearing the word “kabaragoya,” a large, aquatic lizard.
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