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Any circular or rotary flow in the atmosphere that possesses vorticity.
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An opening or doorway between our world and the spirit world.
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| voracious |
If your reptile or amphibian has a voracious appetite, that means that it readily consumes its food in a greedy fashion.
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| vortices |
Circular patterns of air created from lift generated by the wings (or rotor) of an aircraft or helicopter; the vortices from one aircraft may pose a hazard to following aircraft
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| vortex |
The philosopher Ren?Descartes (1596-1650) describes a vortex as a whirling object appearing as a sun or star in space, throwing off light centrifugally as it spins. A vortex can also be a whirlpool or whirlwind, and thus can suck things beyond itself to another dimension. For Blake, the vortex was a way of explaining how a "Wild Flower" can open up to be "a Heaven" (E 490). ...
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