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Wiktionary
- v. present participle of stunt.
- n. medicine chronic malnutrition
WordNet 3.0
- n. the performance of stunts while in flight in an aircraft
Examples
“What we are beginning to notice is what we call stunting of children … which means they are not eating well enough to be bigger than their parents, "AbuZayd added.”
“What we are beginning to notice is what we call stunting of children ... which means they are not eating well enough to be bigger than their parents, "AbuZayd added.”
“Over the years, Discovery has experimented with other types of television "stunting" - where a station diverts from its regular programming - yet Bunting said that there would never be another animal week like”
“But height-stunting is a function of outright malnutrition, something which rather few Americans actually suffer (yes, the poorest of the poor, and Native Americans on reservations, do experience this – I’m not trying to sugar coat reality, just pointing out that middle class Americans do not experience the sorts of calorie and protein deprivation that stunts growth in children).”
“Chronic malnutrition - also known as stunting - affects 39 percent of all Liberians, and 6.2 percent are acutely malnourished or "wasted", according to Ministry of Health figures.”
“Chronic malnutrition - also known as stunting - affects 39 percent of all Liberians, and”
“It's no coincidence that Glenn Beck is "stunting" NOW.”
“Which hipster will start "stunting" their Cushman first?”
“Friday cited widespread "stunting" of the crop of maize, the national staple, around the country, because of insufficient fertilizer.”
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