bandy in Polish
bandy in Polish is bandy — bandy means to pass something back and forth between people, especially words, rumors, or ideas.
bandy in Polish
bandy
(sports, uncountable) A winter sport played on ice, from which ice hockey developed.
What does "bandy" mean?
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verb To pass something back and forth between people, especially words, rumors, or ideas.
"Theories were bandied about the office all morning."
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adj Curving outward at the knees; bow-legged.
"Years of riding had left the old cowboy noticeably bandy-legged."
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bandy in a sentence
- Theories were bandied about the office all morning.
- The two politicians bandied insults on live television.
- Years of riding had left the old cowboy noticeably bandy-legged.
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What is "bandy" in Polish?
"bandy" in Polish is bandy. bandy means: To pass something back and forth between people, especially words, rumors, or ideas.
How do you use "bandy" in a sentence?
Example: "Theories were bandied about the office all morning." In Polish, "bandy" is bandy.
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