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- noun A
pool or collection ofwater , particularly one above or below awaterfall . - noun A
waterfall , orcataract . - noun A
steep ravine . - verb Northern England, Scotland To
desist (from something),stop . - verb Northern England, Scotland To
cease ;leave off .
Etymologies
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Bottom lin is that a bullet with a high BC will keep its velocity better than one with a low BC.
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Bottom lin is that a bullet with a high BC will keep its velocity better than one with a low BC.
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Every word valuable, every word classic, incisive paragraphs, chapters exquisite, beautiful Yiziqianjin lin, ringing, sharp pen of the document took dreams
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It would destroy everything he stands for and want for this country. lin lin
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Please give me a tag lin, or punch line for my beauty parlour which is named "angel" with a word girl in the line?
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please give me a tag lin, or punch line for my beauty parlour which is named "angel" with a word girl in the line?
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And the HTML in the tag lin would look like this: tagname
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The Emperor is lodged in the Kxeiai lin, which is in the centre of the city, like a kind of citadel, surroaudcd by high wails, — «
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This week starting Monday, a new show built around Johnson's songs, Trav'lin ', promises to be a highlight of the ongoing New York Musical Theater Festival, which continues through Oct. 17.
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After a few public readings at the York Theater, "Trav'lin '" will play six performances this week at the TBG Theater on West 36th Street.
A Harlem Hero Gets a Tune-Up Will Friedwald 2010
oroboros commented on the word lin
Nil in reverse.
November 3, 2007
hernesheir commented on the word lin
See definitions at Lin.
January 9, 2012