Definitions
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- n. Plural form of neck.
- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of neck.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I also found out that some pawpaw growers place road kill under blooming pawpaw trees to attract pollinating insects or hang chicken necks from the branches, which rot and attract flies, to insure good cross pollination.
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Meanwhile, thanks to Paul Koring at the Globe and Mail, we learn that our secret police, CSIS, have been in this up to their sorry necks from the start.
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At last the so called white Republican 'necks from the SOUTH have one of there own to support!!!
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The sides sloped steeply upwards and flared outwards before curving back inwards to thin necks and gentle mouths.
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I prefer 7.62 NATO cases for reloading because its heavier case and more reloads per case and the necks are annealed.
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But today we are at a crossroads, because the institutions that have sold us the crosses we wear around our necks are the most overt in the denigration of women and thus humanity.
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Oddly enough, those of us who were arrested, placed ourselves in a silent vigil in front of the AEC, wearing death masks in all black clothing, and hanging around our necks were the names of the dead soldiers and Iraqis killed since the illegal and immoral invasion of that country.
Seven Activists Faced Trial in Philadelphia but Charges are DISMISSED!
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The hand†™ s told me that the necks are the key: slice the jugular or decapitate and I will be minus one pursuer.
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They are depicted with sunken, mummified skin, narrow limbs, distended bellies, long thin necks.
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And then something like when my boys were babies, their necks were always flopping over like that (not true, but still).
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