Crossword-Solution: MOHUR 5 letters, 13 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 10

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Mohur n. A British Indian gold coin, of the value of fifteen silver
rupees, or $7.21.

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MOHUR anagram HUMOR

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Former gold coin of India. 1 answer
Gold coin of British India 1 answer
INDIAN gold coin 1 answer
PERSIAN gold coin 1 answer
former Indian gold coin worth 15 rupees 1 answer
INDIAN currency, old 2 answers
Persian coin 6 answers
Persian money 6 answers
money Persian 6 answers
Indian coin 9 answers
PERSIAN currency 9 answers
gold coin 12 answers
INDIAN currency 15 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
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greedy person
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The acacia bark also makes a good tan for preserving leather; but of far greater account than this is the bark of a squat stunted tree, like the "elephant's foot," called by the Somali mohur, which has a smooth skin, with knotty-looking warts upon it like a huge turnip, reddish inside, with a yellowish-green exterior.
What Led To The Discovery of the Source Of The Nile John Hanning Speke 2005
Besides possessing this quality, the mohur is useful as a poultice-when mashed and mixed with water; and the Somali always have recourse to it when badly wounded.
What Led To The Discovery of the Source Of The Nile John Hanning Speke 2005
The Date and stately Palms, intermingled with the blossom of the gold Mohur trees, looked so very lovely by the light of the setting sun.
Vellenaux Edmund William Forrest 2005
The first scene of the bloody drama they proposed to enact, to satisfy their devilish thirst for the blood of the unfortunates, who had thus fallen into their hands, was opened by a tall, burly ruffian bending over, seizing one of the children, hurling it into the air, and yelling with an awful imprecation while so doing, that he would wager a gold mohur to five rupees, that he could, with his tulwa, strike off the child's right arm at the elbow without touching any other part of the body.
Vellenaux Edmund William Forrest 2005
You understand, eh? You shall have a gold mohur from us." The butler grinned with intense satisfaction, for he had no doubt of their intentions, and his little black eyes twinkled with delight at the idea of receiving the gold coin promised; and at once gave the assurance that they might count upon his assistance, and likewise the co-operation of the other servants.
Vellenaux Edmund William Forrest 2005
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Appears in: NYT.

Used 2 times in crossword archives (1953–1987).