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ugly law

ugly law noun: a law prohibiting people considered repugnant, especially the disabled, from public spaces.

Noun

ugly law (plural ugly laws)

  1. (historical) A law prohibiting people considered repugnant, especially the disabled, from public spaces.

Forms of ugly law

pluralugly laws

Questions about ugly law

What does ugly law mean?
Ugly law means a law prohibiting people considered repugnant, especially the disabled, from public spaces.
What part of speech is ugly law?
Ugly law is a noun.
What is the plural of ugly law?
The plural of ugly law is ugly laws.

Words near ugly law in the dictionary

  1. ugly duckling
  2. ugly ducklings
  3. ugly finder
  4. ugly finders
  5. ugly hot
  6. ugly law
  7. ugly man
  8. ugly men
  9. ugly milk-cap
  10. ugly milk-caps
  11. ugly sister

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