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  • Those dozens, ponchoed to withstand the afternoon's off-again-on-again rain storms, seemed to want to protest lots of things; looming large among their concerns were issues of fact and taste:

    In Her Wake Stephen Marlowe 2010

  • "Just a children's book character being humped by a two-ponchoed thing" giggled Ginny.

    MORE FROM GINNY BATES -- NO U-HAULS, JUST BORROW A FRIEND'S TRUCK Maggie Jochild 2007

  • I still play music today, but I dearly miss the sweet melodies that rang out from that stage up into the rows of be-tented and ponchoed captives of the Fox Hollow Folk Festival.

    Highlander's Tale of Fox Hollow James Killus 2008

  • The orchard floor lay glutted in streaming water, and he made out a plow ox leashed to a tree trunk and a ponchoed orchard worker, knee-deep in water, striving to unbind the leash and set the animal free.

    Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

  • The orchard floor lay glutted in streaming water, and he made out a plow ox leashed to a tree trunk and a ponchoed orchard worker, knee-deep in water, striving to unbind the leash and set the animal free.

    Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

  • The orchard floor lay glutted in streaming water, and he made out a plow ox leashed to a tree trunk and a ponchoed orchard worker, knee-deep in water, striving to unbind the leash and set the animal free.

    Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

  • The orchard floor lay glutted in streaming water, and he made out a plow ox leashed to a tree trunk and a ponchoed orchard worker, knee-deep in water, striving to unbind the leash and set the animal free.

    Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

  • The orchard floor lay glutted in streaming water, and he made out a plow ox leashed to a tree trunk and a ponchoed orchard worker, knee-deep in water, striving to unbind the leash and set the animal free.

    Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

  • The orchard floor lay glutted in streaming water, and he made out a plow ox leashed to a tree trunk and a ponchoed orchard worker, knee-deep in water, striving to unbind the leash and set the animal free.

    Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

  • My room was quarantined, as masked, plastic-ponchoed nurses moved in silence, only their solemn eyes visible.

    Starbulletin Headlines 2009

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