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`body, 91‘ of the celestial sphere. h (of 2. species or variety)
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`a negazive charge at the other. I: {0f a compound) lmviug
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`very cold. a polar hear a white bear, Umxs marin'mus, of the
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`oocyte during the formation 0f an ovum, which does not
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`larly adv; {l7 {whim at modl. pdan's (as; Powlfl
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`contradictfiry, antipcedal. 6 frigidAgIKCial, freezing,
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`Siberian, erode, nippy, perishing; see also KW l.
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`magnciiu poles of the earth..2 the conditional“ having two
`poles with contrary qualities. 3 the state of having two op-
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`surement of current—vclmge relationships in electrolysis be—
`:Ween mercury electrodes. 3: polérographic haragréfikt‘
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`brownish black fetid flesh—eating mammal, Max:611: yicmrmsl f
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`9 adj. (also polenfical) involv 1g dj‘puteg Cor
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`sincere, eager. dc Strenuously see HARD adv. l.
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`smut: sore throat caused by hemalfiic strepmcocci and
`characterized by fever 3 d inflammatiun. [abbn]
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`strain, burden, anxiety, worry, distress, pain, grief;
`suffering, anguish, preseure, tenseness, tension. 3 a
`emphasis, importance. weight, force, insistence. b, c
`emphasis, force, fm'cefulness, accentuation, accent,
`prominence, Pmsoa‘v ictus. o v. 1 emphasize, accent,
`accentuate, lay mess or emphaszs 0n, underscere,
`underline, mark, note, make a pomt of, bring home,
`dwell on, insist an, {cells on, bring into prominence,
`spodight, feature, highlight 2 strain, put under strain
`or amiss, upset, disturb, burden, worry, distress,
`press urize, yrc‘ss Ute.
`stressful fstrésl‘fiél.’ adj. causing mess; mentally tiring (had
`a Stressful day). an stressfixlly adv. stressfulness n.
`a see TRYING.
`stretch Istrech/ v.21: u. o v. 1 tr. 8: imr. draw a: be drawn
`at admit of being drawn out into greater lengflfi or size. 2 27;
`8:13;”. make or become taut. 3 m 8: imr. place or lit: at full
`length or spread out (with a sump}: Stretched over them). 4 tr.
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`tremely or excessively; exaggerate (stretch the :mzh). ? imr.
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`a colluq. a period Of imprlsmmttent. h a period cf service. 5
`the straiglu side ml a racetrack. 6 Nam. L13: distance covered
`or. one Tack. n at full stretch wnrkiiug to capacity. at a
`stretch ’5 in one continuous period (siepsfor mm hours a; a.
`stretch). 2 with much effort. stretch one’s legs exercise
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`sulting from a gain of weight, or on the abdmnen after preg—
`nancy. stretch out 1 :11 extend (a hand or foot, cm). 2 imr.
`& tr. last fOr a longer period: prolong. 3 tr. make {money.
`etc.) last for a sufficient time. stretch a point agree to
`something not normally allowed. stretch ane’s wings see
`WING. m stretchable adj. stretchabifiry Istréchabilitee! n.
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`3mm!) 9. l a. 5 extend, teach, continue; span, spread.
`B overtax. overextend, overburden, tax; warp, strain,
`distort, bentl, break; exaggerate, overstate. t n. 1
`extent, teach, span, distance, length, spread. expanse,
`sweep, range, area, tract, section; see also PERIOD 7/2. 1.
`3 (amok) see ELASTIC adj. l, 2. 4 stint, period, spell,
`term; eating. time; tour (of LluLy), sl. hitch. 5 straighi.
`a stretch one’s legs (take or go for a) walk, (Lake or
`get some) exercise. stretch out 1 see REACH e. 1, 2, 2
`see PROLONG I. an stretchable, stretchy See ELASTIC l,
`2. sustainability, siretchiness see elasticity (Emma).
`stretcher lstréchar/ n. 8: 2;. s n. 1 a framework of two poles
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`dead persons in a lying position. 2 a brick or stone laid with
`its long side along the face of a wall (cf. ZIBADER). 3 a board
`in a boat against which a tower presses the feet. 4 a rod or
`bar as a tie between chair legs, etc. 5 a wooden frame over
`which a canvas is stretched ready for painting. 6 archaic 5!.
`an exaggeration or he. a Mr. {often fell. by of?) convey (a
`sick or injured person) on a stretcher.
`I: n. 1 see LETTER :1. 4, 5.
`stretto lstréto/ aa’o. Mm. in quicker Lime. UL, = narrow]
`straw :‘stroo/ our. (past part. strewn or snowed) 1 scatter
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`(a surface) with scathred things. no strewer 7:. {0E
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`distribute.
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`a a linear mark on a surface. b a slight ridge, know, or
`genre. 2 Ambit. a filletbetwecn the flutes of a column. [L]
`I see GROOVE #1. 1a.
`striate adj. em. Anon, Zeal. 803.. 8:. Gent. 0 adj. {mist} {also
`striated fstriaytidi} marked with atria-e. e on. istriavt!
`mark with striae. an striation latriéyshanf n.
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`laid low by or with, affected by or with, afflicted with,
`tacked by or with, ovem'hclmcd by or with, overcome
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`frail; see also AGED 2.
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`severe; rigorous in upholding standards of conscience or
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`accurate, exact, exacting, stringent, meticulous,
`compulsive, punctllious, finicky, finical, scrupulous,
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`authoritarian, autocratic, stem, firm, hard, tough,
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`harsh, ruthless, pitiless, unsympathetic b rigid, set,
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`trousers. 6 the distance between the feet patted either lab, ,
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`denfly adtn [L Strider-r3 tm‘dem- creak}
`I shrill, raucous, harsh, loud, clatnotous, noisy, grating,
`stridulam, scraping, Scratching, scratchy, screeching,
`grinding, hoarse, rough, gntmml, gi'avelly, reaping,
`jarring, diseordant, inconsonant, unharmonious,
`umnelodlom, unmusical, cacophonous, creaking,
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`conflict, rivalry, competition, contention, dispute, 1
`dissension, souggle, squabbling, bickering, arguing,
`quarreling; animosity, fixation, hard feelings, bad
`feeling(s), bad blood. antagoniem, ill will, hatred,
`enmity, hostility, unfriendlmess.
`strigil fsm'jil/ n. 1 GI? & Ram. Amiq. a skin scraper used by
`bothers after exercise. 2 a structure on the leg of an losect‘i
`used to clean its antennae, etc. [Lm'igilis f. stringers graze]
`strigose i’strigos/ adj.
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`impact. I: re. deliver (a blow) or inflict a blow on. 2:31 come ;
`or bring sharply into contact with (the ship made a rock). 3 .
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`duce {a musical note) by striking. 9 a tr. {also ttbsaf.) (of Er
`clock) indicate (the time) by the sounding of a thimcg'etc-
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