siam
IPA: saɪˈæm
Root Word: Siam
noun
- (historical) The former name of Thailand, a country in Southeast Asia.
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Examples of "siam" in Sentences
- Siam did not accept the ultimatum.
- Siam has a sneaky and devious mind.
- They do indicate a nostalgia for Siam.
- The kingdom was soon taken over by Siam.
- Siam was defeated in a war, but not occupied.
- He worked there as a volunteer for Siam care.
- Uh huh, you are neutral alright and I am the king of siam.
- He reformed the printing in Siam and introduced vaccination.
- Ambassadors of ancient Siam or the modern country of Thailand.
- The construction of railways in Siam was on the political basis.
- He changed the Flag of Siam from the elephant banner to a tricolor one.
- Siam the mayan Thomas, siam the mayan echoed in her mind like a primitive drumbeat.
- The chocolate habanero ... the golden ghost, the pequin, the siam hot and the scarlet lantern.
- Everyone toured the exhibits after the speeches and local delights like mee siam served as dinner.
- Ohai, Goosi, aifinkso Aahz wuz sai tu numbur as we goze alawng but wut if 2 aor moor poastz at siam tiem?
- We all gathered, along with auntyglory, at the Eurasian Community House restaurant, for a fantastic buffet brunch of beef rendang, devil's curry, mee siam, and much more.
- Some of the cuisine's dishes have worked their way into restaurants overseas, but others -- barbecued stingray, peanutty satay noodles, spicy Malay mee siam -- can be hard to find outside of Singapore.
- Once, in the brief moment before sleep, when her mind loosened itself from her control, an unwelcome sound unmoored itself from her memory and threaded through her thoughts: multiple voices chanting in unison, Siam the mayan Thomas, siam the mayan.
- She struggled to keep from losing herself, like a drowning person batting the water and fighting for air, but she was too tired to raise herself into consciousness, and the primitive chant surrounded her: Siam the mayan Thomas, siam the mayan—until she finally slipped through the dense thicket of words into sleep.
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