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A debility of a planet based upon its being opposite to its own exaltation. Its usage means figuratively a depression or hole in the ground where something drops out of sight, thereby not allowing the cosmic soul to perceive the issue. Because the issue (planet) is seen to have little merit in this place, the cosmic soul tends to deny requests made by this planet on behalf of the native.
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| fallopian tube |
The tube that extends from the top of the uterus out near the ovary. The function of the fallopian tube is to pick up the egg from the ovary, provide a location for fertilization and acts as an incubator, nourishing the embryo for the first couple of days of life, prior to implantation in the uterus.
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| fallout |
spray. Overspray.
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| fallectomy |
The surgical removal of part of a fallopian tube.
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| falling drop |
1. In physical diagnosis, a metallic tinkle heard over the normal stomach and bowel when they are inflated. 2. A metallic tinkle heard over large cavities containing fluid and air, as in hydropneumothorax.
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| fall | be included in or classified as |
| fall | find unexpectedly |
| fall | a variety of webworm |
| fall | deciduous shrub or small tree with pyramidal flower clusters |
| fall | Spanish composer and pianist (1876-1946) |
| fall | based on an incorrect or misleading notion or information |
| fall | intended to deceive |
| fall | containing or based on a fallacy |
| fall | result of a fallacy or error in reasoning |
| fall | a misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning |
| fall | cheap showy jewelry or ornament or clothing |
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