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ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms ... stumpknocker - inhabits streams from South Carolina to Florida; esteemed panfish ... freshwater bream, bream - any of various usually edible freshwater percoid fishes having compressed bodies and shiny scales; especially (but not exclusively) of the genus Lepomis...
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1. The part of a tree trunk left protruding from the ground after the tree has fallen or has been felled. ... 2. A part, as of a branch, limb, or tooth, remaining after the main part has been cut away, broken off, or worn down. ... a. stumps Informal The legs.
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Stumpffia tetradactyla; Stumpffia tridactyla; Stumphouse Mountain Tunnel; Stumphouse Tunnel Complex; stumpier; stumpier; stumpiest; stumpiest; stumpily; stumpily; stumpiness; stumpiness; stumpiness; stumpiness; stumpiness; stumpiness;
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In topical moment, there has been an ascent in society and builder flats. ... The value of the flats range from stumpily priced ones starting from Rs 3 lakhs to porshce flats priced up to Rs 2 crores. The outlook of the populace has also altered as they have begun liking society flats over autonomous houses or plots.
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Late in January, 1928, I was in El Paso on the Rio Grande listening to stories about the Lost Tayopa Mine in Sonora and ... He stood up, stumpily built, firm-footed, eyes as clear and blue and fresh as a Western sky after a June rain, and a kind of British sea captain complexion that glowed above his Santa Claus beard.
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Smiling placidly, she placed her plump hands, ringless fingers stumpily outstretched, flat on the table and asked Who you want? You want Seereen? She made the name sound like a prescription drug. I nodded. We begeen.
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Part 97 out of 117 ... Previous part (96) ... Next part (98)
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The answers to life, death, the universe and why that venus flytrap in your room hasn't caught any flies yet. ... He stopped thinking about how her eyelids caught the light like a weeping Flemish Madonna. Her chin and lips were stumpily sculpted; in relief, they resembled a velocerapter’s insouciance. He stared at her lips.
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page after page of stumpily brief sentences. So, of the young Rochester: "The young Earl was ecstatic. His wit and beauty made him instantly popular. His looks according well with the seventeenth-century ideal. He was tall, graceful and well built, though slender.
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The Satyr: An Account of the Life and Work of John Wilmot, Earl o:
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