Hindi, asked by bsufia293, 9 months ago

what is meaning what is meaning of stump what is meaning of stump

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Answered by chinmayasiva

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Answer:

a stump is a price of wood cut and polished somewhat cylindrical used for playing cricket

Answered by liliana22dhiman

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Answer:

the word stump has 2 meanings

1) The leftover part of a tree when it is cut

2) being unable to answer a question , practically being stuck on it .

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