fango
- noun
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barro
- The wheels of the truck got stuck in the thick fango near the construction site.
Examples
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Hiking became difficult when the trail turned into deep fango after the storm.
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After the rain, the children played in the fango by the riverbank.
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The children played in the fango after the rain.
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After the storm, the path was covered in fango.
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Hiking became difficult when the trail turned into deep fango after the storm.
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The wheels of the truck got stuck in the thick fango near the construction site.
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After the rain, the children played in the fango by the riverbank.
Synonyms
455
1.0
Soft wet earth that forms after rain and is often sticky
3
1.0
A small pool of muddy water on the ground after rain
2
8.5
Soft wet ground that gives way under your feet
Antonyms
How Wet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fango comes from Italian and means 'mud' or soft wet earth, the sticky soil you find after rain or near water. So fango in English keeps that simple meaning: 'mud' that can make shoes or wheels get stuck.