Isn't the use of "blazing" and "dimly" together in the folowing sentence a contradition? "In the 1700s, writers began to use lurid to describe the red glow of fire blazing dimly within smoke." quoted from thefreedictionary.com/lurid for "blaze" means "To burn with a bright flame" while "dim" means "Lacking in brightness".
> Sorry, we can't find exact meaning for Poom Bah Boom. Closest match is Boom-Bah-Rae-Lee Spear-A toasting term used to express merriment, cheer and good health.
What is the English word or phrase used to describe who unfairly (tries to) claim, grab or receive rewards/benefits of work or efforts of others?.
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