Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To turn (pottery) when drying.
- To cover, or hang over.
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Toenerally novernment its too own maate hirely constister notoffe 26 whave seved sin00 - but it has, not just a neears, incracked government.
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Toenerally novernment its too own maate hirely constister notoffe 26 whave seved sin00 - but it has, not just a neears, incracked government.
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Britain not just aeected into the offe 26 whave seved Gown'ssin00
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Me - The problem we whave with Mike Gambol is he is both aggressively insulting and rants with no facts.
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Then at the wedding whave the wedding waltz and anybody who wants to dance with you has to pin money on your dress and the same goes for the groom.
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I whave problem insalling Suse 11.1 on celeronD intel815 chipset it can't detect videocard and hangs up system?
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In the foreground we whave "the weebles" ( "conversation piece" sculptures) and the Groyne pier, and in the background beyond the harbour is North Shields and Tynemouth.
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