Dur|ham

Dur|ham
Dur|ham «DUR uhm», noun.
a breed of shorthorned cattle; shorthorn.
[< Durham, the county in England where it originated]

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  • dur — ba·ha·dur; ban·dur·ria; dur; dur·ant; dur·azol; dur·bar; dur·ben; dur·dum; dur·fee; dur·gan; dur·mast; dur·ra; dur·wan; dur·yl; dur·za·da; dur·zee; en·dur·able; en·dur·ance; en·dur·ant; en·dur·er; en·dur·ing·ly; en·dur·ing·ness; jul·lun·dur;… …   English syllables

  • durham — dur·ham …   English syllables

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