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- n. Plural form of cubbyhole.
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“Necklaces are presented in what can only be described as cubbyholes swathed in white tissue paper, which overwhelms and obscures the work rather than highlights the pieces.”
“Memories need to be organized if we want to be able to recall them at will, and we reuse those organizing "cubbyholes" or topoi over and over again.”
“If the cubbyholes and pockets of this crowded city aren't hiding our dogs -- the people are -- via one great human patchwork curtain.”
“The place where the two sailors bed down for the night, most likely in shifts, are cubbyholes with taut mesh platforms better suited for storage than human slumber.”
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“Mostly though, like a lot of other things, health scams are a niche business now, with thousands of little cubbyholes on the internet.”
“It was hard for them to believe, tucked away in their cubbyholes fifteen thousand miles from the nearest Japanese outpost, that the entire Washington organization was dedicated to dispatching agents by sea or air as quickly as possible.”
“A wall-size grid of white cubbyholes displays books as well as the couple's collection of dozens of replicas of 1930s-era miniatures of historic buildings.”
“A wall-sized grid of white cubbyholes displays books as well as the couple's collection of dozens of replicas of 1930s-era miniatures of historic buildings.”
“Tinsley has kitted out her bedroom like an elementary school cloakroom with its pegs and cubbyholes and art supplies.”
“The Merc's gear lever is mounted on the steering column, liberating space for much larger cup-holders than the BMW's, and more cubbyholes.”
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