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481. Handsome (dathúil)
:: She was a tall woman almost regal looking however under no stretch of the imagination could she be described as pretty although she was handsome
482. Pimple (pimple)
:: Clay masks cover similar ground as exfoliators by cleaning pores but they also smooth your skin and dry out pimples
483. Hangdog (hangdog)
:: While its admittedly now associated with all sorts of marvelous memories and history its also taken on the hangdog vibe of the perpetually neglected and unloved
484. Raven (fiach dubh)
:: Her hood had been left back and her glossy raven hair had been tied up with a deep lilac ribbon
485. Ravishing (ravishing)
:: Far from it some locations are ravishingly beautiful
486. Gangling (gangling)
:: At times shes a gangling antisocial adolescent and at others a snobbish knowitall but shes always riveting
487. Irresistible (dhochoiscthe ag baint leis)
:: Nearly all of his songs have an irresistible rhythm that just compels you to start moving
488. Cap (caipín)
:: I opened my notebook and picked up my favourite black pen and tapped the cap against my teeth thinking about what I wanted to write
489. Capillary (ribeach)
:: Scientists have long used ultrafine glass tubes known as capillaries to analyze the chemical makeup of substances
490. Uncombed (uncombed)
:: Jones depicts them as disgusted by Evas physicality her uncombed hair and her black femaleness
491. Bombshell (bombshell)
:: The blonde bombshell picked up the wriggling puppy and folded him under her arm
492. Trachea (traicé)
:: The receptors have long fused rhabdoms and are surrounded by a tracheal tapetum
493. Svelte (svelte)
:: The obsession with svelte figures flies in the face of past beliefs that regarded those who were thin as being unhealthy and malnourished
494. Belle (belle)
:: Businessmen adjusted their ties women applied makeup and young belles toyed with their locks
495. Belly (bolg)
:: Tuna confit with pork belly and barnaise was another new notion that did not fail
496. Wig (wig)
:: It was as the Daily Chronicle interviewer was leaving that Khama gently wigged him with humorous but earnest words of warning
497. Scrawny (scrawny)
:: Giggling toddlers play among scrawny chickens and bleating goats
498. Dandruff (dandruff)
:: When Im overly stressed I get patches of psoriasis on my scalp which is embarrassing as it can sometimes give me a dandruffy look in places
499. Wince (wince)
:: Mind you I wouldnt mind not hearing some of the local ads which can be wincingly bad
500. Nimble (Fhomhair)
:: Tires that have a folding or Kevlar bead are lighter and more nimble than those that have steel beads
501. Cheek (cheek)
:: He even had the cheek to object when I insisted that it had to be coloured in
502. Cheekbone (cheekbone)
:: Maybe it would make his cheekbones look sunken and athletic and sexy
503. Shin (shin)
:: Beef stew uses cuts like chuck blade and shin which have fat that melts into the sauce making it velvety and delicious
504. Posture (posture)
:: The standing posture is primarily used as a weightbearing activity and for blood pressure regulation
505. Fibula (fibula)
:: Medially the fibular facet doubles in width becomes slightly concave with a smoothly rounded raised margin and faces principally dorsolaterally but also slightly proximally
506. Gamine (gamine)
:: The bel canto opera repertoire is most closely associated with Bellinis deranged heroines and Donizettis game gamines
507. Cracker (scáinteoir)
:: Elaine put the last animal cracker in her mouth and chewed dismally
508. Nipple (nipple)
:: Connect the hose to the hose nipple found on the bottom of the faucet
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