Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Duty paid for the right of having a corpse interred in a churchyard.
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Examples
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Meticulously, I kept my own world rankings and had the childish audacity to contribute to this small ground-mail community hopeful opinions and values of fighters I could but only read about; being sure to include any souveigner from past or present; fight cards or even newspaper clippings from the local papers so that somewhere out there in a world so distant to me there would be someone who went to their mail-box and found the same sort of Christmas present marvel that made my days.
Sportsfrog.com 2009
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Meticulously, I kept my own world rankings and had the childish audacity to contribute to this small ground-mail community hopeful opinions and values of fighters I could but only read about; being sure to include any souveigner from past or present; fight cards or even newspaper clippings from the local papers so that somewhere out there in a world so distant to me there would be someone who went to their mail-box and found the same sort of Christmas present marvel that made my days.
Sportsfrog.com 2009
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Meticulously, I kept my own world rankings and had the childish audacity to contribute to this small ground-mail community hopeful opinions and values of fighters I could but only read about; being sure to include any souveigner from past or present; fight cards or even newspaper clippings from the local papers so that somewhere out there in a world so distant to me there would be someone who went to their mail-box and found the same sort of Christmas present marvel that made my days.
Sportsfrog.com 2009
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