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- adjective Dressed in a
jumpsuit .
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Examples
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Juliet is living with Sawyer, mysteriously known as LaFleur, Dharma's tan-jumpsuited security chief, in the '70s.
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He was a jumpsuited purveyor of fitness decades before celebrity exercise advocates began to flood the airwaves.
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He was a jumpsuited purveyor of fitness decades before celebrity exercise advocates began to flood the airwaves.
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Other than that you'd really want to be the dirt-poor, orange jumpsuited single mother having to wait in line behind that call.
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Never-before-seen photos have surfaced of Elvis Presley rocking Madison Square Garden in all his jumpsuited glory.
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Dian expected to see another grey-jumpsuited agent with stereo datovers, but the person who stepped into the room surprised her.
Jason Stoddard, Strange and Happy » Blog Archive » Eternal Franchise, 14.1 of 31.1 2009
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Seeing that flashcrowd of yellow-jumpsuited servers and energized patrons materialize in my defense made it clear that there was an archipelago of safe havens for those, who like me, were brazen enough to take that step past speaking truth to power and suggest ways to short-circuit it.
Short Story: "Striking the Set Piece" (12th in a series) 2009
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Eventually, they called our flight and we proceeded through the exposed-steel-and-ironwork future to go through customs, where helmeted and jumpsuited security guards checked over our stuff.
Tour of the Universe: My voyage to Jupiter in the year 2019 2009
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The unfortunate thing is that it seems the nerds are actually winning because I am afraid that the man who invented an art form that changed the world more than any other art form or any other movement other than religion is locked forever in the collective conscious as a fat bejeweled jumpsuited clown mumbling "thankyouverymuch" in used car lot commercials.
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[His or her] Wernicke's area [the portion of the brain presumed to process language] is staffed by an army of jumpsuited code-breakers, working a barn-size space that is strung about the rafters with a mathematically intricate lattice of rope and steel, and maybe gusseted by a synthetic coil that is stronger and more sensitive than either, like guitar strings made from an unraveled spinal cord, each strand tuned to different tensions.
Cry Wolfe 2006
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