Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- preposition Beneath.
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- preposition poetic
Beneath .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Eh, I still have a ways to go to hit the same state of cynicism that I was occupying circa 2005 (“History reeks of nothing but blood and bullshit, and any small scent of hope has been buried neath the rest of it”).
Balloon Juice » Blog Archive » Negotiating Against Themselves
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Two aisles diverged 'neath a yellow face, that bore a sickly, foolish grin.
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Just another Obama supporter thrown 'neath the bus.
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The tooth itself is fine, it's the underlying bone 'neath the gum line that is the issue.
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Angie on Apr 24, 2008 did anyone notice the cites that are under neath the pictures neil on Apr 24, 2008
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"We're having good times again in old honky-tonk bars/Staying out late again, making love 'neath the stars," he sings.
Album reviews: Willie Nelson, "Country Music" and Merle Haggard, "I Am What I Am"
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As she lay there 'neath the covers dreaming of a thousand lovers
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As she lay there 'neath the covers dreaming of a thousand lovers
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"We're having good times again in old honky-tonk bars/Staying out late again, making love 'neath the stars," he sings.
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How the CIA used maids and housekeepers to spy directly on leading politicians of many his person became very angry with the US government and wrote several books. he also said the underground map room at West Point was under neath the parking (underground) to the left.
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