Munro and Saki

Munro

Munro noun - British writer of short stories (1870-1916).
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Synonyms for Munro

Saki and Munro are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Saki" instead a noun "Munro".

Saki

Saki noun - Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice; usually served hot.
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Synonyms for Saki

Munro and saki are semantically related. You can use "Munro" instead a noun "Saki".

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  • Munro ("Saki")'s play, The Watched Pot, Hortensia, Lady Bavvel, continually rebukes her servant for referring to her parrot, Adolphus, as "she" — until Adolphus lays an egg.
  • Munro (AKA Saki)'s "Filboid Studge" the eponymous food is foul-tasting; a clever advertisement campaign uses exactly that fact to induce people to eat it, as a kind of moral duty.
  • Agent Peacock Munro (Saki) turned down an cushy officer assignment in WWI and died in the line of duty protecting a comrade.
    Source: Agent Peacock
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