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31. Voluptuous (voluptuous)
:: It was one of these dishes that are a tasting menu in and of themselves giving you the sensory pleasures of a voluptuous feast only in tiny manageable portions
32. Collarbone (collarbone)
:: Draw your shoulder blades toward each other and feel broad across the collarbones
33. Arm (lámh)
:: Mark stepped in between Scott and me and put a protective arm in front of me
34. Armpit (poll ascaille)
:: Hyperhidrosis commonly affects the palms of the hands the soles of the feet or the armpits but in a small number of patients it occurs over the whole body surface
35. Carroty (carroty)
:: His most distinguishable feature was his mop of carroty hair
36. Chin (smig)
:: I sat down at the kitchen table and rested my chin in my hands
37. Ball (liathróid)
:: a cricket ball
38. Genitals (baill ghiniúna)
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39. Hazel (coll)
:: The course is aimed at beginners and will help them spot the difference between the hazel and the hawthorn and the beech from a birch
40. Head (ceann)
:: The directors also revealed that the club is appointing top Australian coach Leo Epifania as head coach
41. Eligible (incháilithe)
:: The list of films eligible for next years Best Animated Feature Film Oscar has been announced
42. Lock (glas)
:: Wed slam each other in turn sometimes dragging the other down to the mat to grapple in laughter cut off suddenly by a choke or a tapout from a lock
43. Baldy (BALDY)
:: Still the large contingent of baldies and greyhairs myself in both camps seem to really dig it
44. Grimace (grimace)
:: There was some mild pain but other than a few grimaces which her audience didnt see because she was in constant action and far enough away she managed to stifle most of it
45. Shoulder (ghualainn)
:: Her dad pulled over onto the shoulder of the highway and stopped the car
46. Overweight (róthrom)
:: The 71yearold owner has brought in professionals to help his overweight employees lose weight
47. Fingertip (fingertip)
:: His fingertips accompany the arguments each hand movement seemingly choreographed
48. Headband (headband)
:: Models strutted the catwalk wearing patched trousers and mens shirts turquoise headbands and striped jumpers which combined to illustrate the girls tomboy side
49. Thigh (thigh)
:: One of my first patients was a man with swollen gums and tender thighs the latter showing a diffuse dusky discoloration
50. Striking (buailte)
:: Conch brought up her left arm just as the man came within striking distance
51. Albino (albino)
:: The man that she knew as James stood with a goldenhaired man who had to be General Ben Karlpith a man that she recognised as Dorian Damano and a fourth man with pale hair and skin almost as white as an albino
52. Fine (fíneáil)
:: He will make a fine speech on the title in the next couple of minutes
53. Finger (finger)
:: But that doesnt mean defense attorneys and reformers should resign themselves to a conviction every time a client is fingered by a victims last words
54. Fingernail (fingernail)
:: He scratched at his armrest with his fingernails like they were claws cracking his knuckles
55. Thin (tanaí)
:: She gave me a thin smile and turned back to whatever she was doing
56. Plait (plait)
:: With his trademark single flaxen plait snaking lazily down his jumper Britains leading organic gardener certainly appears to practise what he preaches
57. Jaundice (buíochán)
:: Jaundice connotes bitterness or resentment Of what is she bitter or resentful What bitterness or resentment might she be urging upon us
58. Jaw (jaw)
:: In 1992 Gareth was offered the chance to have his jaw reconstructed using bone from his leg at the Radcliffe Infirmary in Oxford
59. Jawbone (jawbone)
:: Basescu also jawboned local businesses to renovate schools while bars and restaurants were encouraged to clean up sidewalks by their premises which many actually did
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