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- verb Present participle of
salamander .
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Examples
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Having revolved these things in his mind and arrived at this conclusion, he communicated to Mr Swiveller as much of his meditations as he thought proper (Dick would have been perfectly satisfied with less), and giving him the day to recover himself from his late salamandering, accompanied him at evening to Mr Quilp's house.
The Old Curiosity Shop Charles Dickens 1841
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Having revolved these things in his mind and arrived at this conclusion, he communicated to Mr. Swiveller as much of his meditations as he thought proper (Dick would have been perfectly satisfied with less), and giving him the day to recover himself from his late salamandering, accompanied him at evening to Mr Quilp's house.
Old Curiosity Shop 1800
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Nevard is trying to raise more interest in salamandering and a series of recent e-mails and Web postings brought more volunteers than usual Friday, but the real key, she said, is getting through to drivers.
Nashuatelegraph.com local, state, business and sports news 2009
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Paula Terrasi, a former wildlife biologist, said the migration is an important part of the salamanders 'life cycle, so it's good that groups in many New England towns spend time salamandering.
Nashuatelegraph.com local, state, business and sports news 2009
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Having revolved these things in his mind and arrived at this conclusion, he communicated to Mr Swiveller as much of his meditations as he thought proper (Dick would have been perfectly satisfied with less), and giving him the day to recover himself from his late salamandering, accompanied him at evening to Mr Quilp’s house.
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