Sentences with DIDDICOYS
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The diddicoys set up their camp near the river."
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"Some people use the term diddicoys to refer to gypsies."
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"The diddicoys offered to tell fortunes for a small fee."
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"I heard that the diddicoys have a talent for horse trading."
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"The children were fascinated by the colorful wagons of the diddicoys."
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"Many diddicoys make a living through various forms of traditional crafts."
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"The diddicoys were known for their lively music and dance performances."
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"Local folklore often portrays diddicoys as mysterious and magical."
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"The village welcomed the arrival of the friendly diddicoys."
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"The diddicoys moved from place to place in search of new opportunities."
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"People often have misconceptions about the lives of diddicoys."
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"Some people view the diddicoys as outsiders and treat them with suspicion."
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"The colorful attire of the diddicoys caught everyone's attention."
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"Many diddicoys are skilled in the art of storytelling."
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"The diddicoys' traditional caravan was a sight to behold."
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"The diddicoys' encampment was filled with laughter and music."
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"The diddicoys' language is a unique blend of various influences."
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"The diddicoys set up camp on the outskirts of town."
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"The local community was wary of the diddicoys who had recently arrived in the area."
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"The diddicoys lived a nomadic lifestyle, constantly moving from one place to another."
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"Many people considered the diddicoys to be outsiders and refused to interact with them."
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"The diddicoys traveled in colorful caravans, drawing attention wherever they went."
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"The authorities tried to find a suitable location for the diddicoys to settle down."
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"Some people held prejudiced views towards the diddicoys due to their different way of life."
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"Despite facing discrimination, the diddicoys managed to preserve their cultural traditions."
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"The diddicoys relied on their skills as entertainers to earn a living."
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"The children in the village were curious about the diddicoys' unique customs and traditions."
