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(1) strike repeatedly, as in: Percussion bands beat their drums at an unbelievable tempo.
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| beard |
(1874-1948) US historian and political scientist. Est'd Ruskin College for labour leaders at Oxford. Said US constitution furthered the interests of property-owning classes, and so challenged the conventional wisdom about the Founding Fathers. His nearly 60 books, many written with the help of his wife or other collaborators, reflected the problems of a nation undergoing industrialization and helped shape the American progressive movement. ...
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| beak |
(BEEK) -- A long pronounced point, said of the stigma projection that forms the rostellum.
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| beard |
(BEERD) -- A limited area with hairs, often found on flowers.
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| bearing |
A charge; any single charge or emblem included within an escutcheon. (Generally used in the plural, as "armorial bearings.")
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