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- noun Plural form of
hibernation .
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Examples
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After many rewrites, submissions, rejections, long hibernations, more rewrites, resubmissions, and publishing deals gone awry, I finally decided just to give the novel away as the e-book Undo on Project Gutenberg.
Boing Boing 2008
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Animals awaken from their pregnant hibernations, skinny, starving and suckling their young.
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That's when the various interest groups can end their years long hibernations and raise big bucks for the fight over a replacement.
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Spring has sprung (or is springing), and once again we emerge from our respective hibernations to drink in a more hospitable and welcoming outside world.
John Farr: To Celebrate Spring, The Best Road Movies By Farr 2009
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Finally, he stayed an extra week one fall, after all the bears he knew had gone into hibernations, and he and his girlfriend were devoured by a newcomer, an old and extremely hungry bear.
Archive 2005-09-11 Steve Sailer 2005
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Finally, he stayed an extra week one fall, after all the bears he knew had gone into hibernations, and he and his girlfriend were devoured by a newcomer, an old and extremely hungry bear.
"Grizzly Man" Steve Sailer 2005
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It would heed no eclipses, it would need no hibernations.
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If the statistical models proved true, at least one in four of their group would survive the series of hibernations and awakenings.
INTO THE NEBULA GENE DeWEESE 2000
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If the statistical models proved true, at least one in four of their group would survive the series of hibernations and awakenings.
INTO THE NEBULA GENE DeWEESE 2000
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If the statistical models proved true, at least one in four of their group would survive the series of hibernations and awakenings.
INTO THE NEBULA GENE DeWEESE 2000
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