Sentence examples for a generic word for from inspiring English sources

Varieties include the duff (also a generic word for such drums), bandīr, ṭār, and dāʾirah.

Swami is a generic word for "god" and was applied to a type of silverware combining European forms with Hindu images.

In India, this dish is known as palak paneer – saag is actually just a generic word for greens, but mustard leaves, purslane and fresh fenugreek being harder to come by in the UK, spinach, or palak, is generally used.

For a final stop, grab a nieve (snow), a generic word for frozen desserts, at another museum of sorts, the Museo de Nieves Manolo (Alcalá 706; 52-951-143-9253).

It is a generic word for a close loved one.

Chu-mik-ba for instance prescribes as signified "a generic object mixed with a generic word".

Can such a generic word as "entrepreneur" truly be trademarked?

We view Tweet as meaning content on Twitter, rather than a generic word.

It is not a generic word, when speaking of nuclear explosions.

Today, aspirin is a generic word in Australia, France, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Pakistan, Jamaica, Colombia, the Philippines, South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Dads wear "bubbery car coats"; the generic word for food is "curry"; when you make an opare pregnant, the bargain you enter into is known as "child support".