Definitions
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The meadow-saffron, Colchicum autumnale: from the fact that the flower appears without any leaf.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The naked-lady golf tee apparently continues to sell well.
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For her part, Chacha does not appreciate the naked-lady paintings on the walls.
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Class 8s are those huge, long-haul rigs that often have naked-lady mud flaps, though for Christmas maybe the naked ladies could wear Santa hats.
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You know Le Bakery Sensual for its naked-lady cakes, giant penis icing designs and inappropriately hilarious desserts.
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In the late '90s his father, James, was diagnosed with skin cancer, and Fitzpatrick began combining artifacts from their lives together-like Chicago White Sox tickets and candy wrappers-with the paper memories his father saved in a cigar box: matchbooks, gambling slips, naked-lady playing cards.
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(Don't mock the naked-lady rain lamp - we bought that on purpose to complement the rest of the decor.)
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PETA is always good for some naked-lady ads, and the latest batch includes various quasi-celebrities encouraging you to stop wearing fur and to spay and neuter pets.
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It would contain playing cards, both naked-lady and conventional.
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“If you take away the beer, scotch, and all the other liquor and the naked-lady pictures and the clientele at the bar, it’s not offensive to ladies.”
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"Oh, how I love to climb into that old barbershop chair," Willy admitted, "and see all those city men lined up under the naked-lady calendars, staring back at me, waiting while I chew over my philosophy of rocks and mirages and the kind of Time that just sits out there in the hills waiting for man to go away.
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