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Urchin
By Nidhi Gupta
Last Updated: Oct 20, 2016, 15:00 IST
Meaning: Poor and often mischievous city child
Meaning: Poor and often mischievous city child
Type: Noun
Pronunciation: ur-chin
Source: Sweet Juniper
The urchin created the ruckus in the ground
Usage/Example: 1. Masa Miyake, from the acclaimed Miyake restaurants in Portland, ate urchin regularly growing up in Japan and serves it in his restaurants. (Source: WCSH6.com)
Synonyms and Antonyms: Urchin
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