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391. Beautiful (go hálainn)
:: The huge metal structure that rises from the ground is at once beautiful and disturbing
392. Fuzz (fuzz)
:: Electronic fuzz oscillates in the background as Matters sways in and out of a lilting tune lines like We played hide and seek in waterfalls sharing the same melodic cadence as the album title
393. Fuzzy (fuzzy)
:: By the looks of her fuzzy hair and her tired eyes it appears as though Stephanie fell asleep in the hospital
394. Canine (canine)
:: Is a canine version of cognitive behavioural therapy the answer
395. Temple (teampall)
:: They come to the temple to offer worship
396. Part (cuid)
:: Sharing a few beers on an evening is I think an essential part of going on a business trip
397. Rangy (rangy)
:: Williams is a rangy player who flies all over the field
398. Supple (Supple)
:: Fullers were responsible for working raw and stiff cloth until it was supple enough to be used in making garments and other products
399. Bob (Bob)
:: It may be worth a few bob in years to come but that was not the reason I bought it
400. Root (root)
:: The root of the hair extends down into the follicle and widens into a bulb at its base which is the center of hair growth
401. Anus (anas)
:: The rectum at the end of the colon is where faeces collect before they are expelled through the anus as a bowel movement
402. Shave (bhearradh)
:: The consequence that interests us the most here is that youll be able to achieve a much closer shave
403. Shear (lomadh)
:: And wool prices are so low it no longer pays to shear the sheep
404. Aorta (aorta)
:: Rabbit aortas and pig coronary arteries were used in this study
405. Vertebra (vertebra)
:: Running through a small channel toward the rear of the vertebrae is the spinal cord
406. Mop (mop)
:: I stomp into the house in my muddy boots without considering that my mother will have to fetch a mop and bucket and clean up after me
407. Parting (scaradh)
:: In the film Olivers attempt to get Fagin to pray is overwhelmed by the emotional intensity of Fagins sense of parting from the young orphan he took in
408. Condition (coinníoll)
:: As regards the second condition peaceful relations have indeed developed among the consolidated democracies of the West
409. Conditioner (oiriúntóir)
:: However the aisle saleslady promoting shampoos and hair conditioners need not spend quite so long trying to convince totally bald men which brand they should try next
410. Dog (madra)
:: If he understands that its a dog of a deal why do you think hed consider supporting it
411. Bronzed (bronzed)
:: Her eyes looked down the length of Katrinas body taking in the full measure of the bronzed body underneath her
412. Awkward (amscaí)
:: As I lay on my side too choked with inward giggling to move into a less awkward and uncomfortable position my mother appeared
413. Beauty (áilleacht)
:: Weathered rocks in all shapes sizes and color added to natural beauty of the serene surrounding
414. Magnetism (maighnéadas)
:: She has a demeanor and magnetism that attracts individuals and makes them feel very comfortable in her presence
415. Knee (glúin)
:: She slowly got up and her knees buckled
416. Kneecap (kneecap)
:: On one side new media with new styles are booming on the other credibility crises have kneecapped such previously authoritative institutions as CBS News The New York Times and the BBC
417. Twitch (bpreabfaidh)
:: his mouth gave a slight twitch
418. Twitchy (twitchy)
:: He is no longer full of twitchy nervous energy
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