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271. Luxuriant (Şax û)
:: Her failed vision of herself though men almost unfailingly found her beautiful was of a smaller elegant creature with luxuriant auburn hair seagreen eyes and a dazzling white skin
272. Complexion (rengê rû)
:: He is both a pure scorer and a persistent defender with the ability to alter the complexion of any game
273. Wave (pêl)
:: But for today you wave a sad farewell as it floats back off into the night sky
274. Blood (xwîn)
:: This increased pressure compresses the arteries and veins decreasing blood flow to the muscles
275. Wear (hilgirtin)
:: Our academics have won prizes for their work on Maori but it is my guess that much of their work wont wear well over time
276. Radius (çap)
:: Because the slices are thin the height of the rectangle is approximately the radius r of the circle
277. Raffish (raffish)
:: Brighton on the south coast and one hour by train from London is the most raffish louche and exciting of British seaside towns
278. Relaxed (rewantir)
:: Of course the first prerequisite is to have a flexible and relaxed body
279. Vamp (vamp)
:: She transformed from frump to vamp for her role as the Wife of Bath
280. Neck (hûstû)
:: You need best end of neck lamb chops but dont overtrim them leave a little fat on for flavour
281. Toe (tilîya pê)
:: Site 863 is located at the toe of the landward trench slope above the subducted Chile Ridge just south of the Chile Triple Junction
282. Toenail (nenûka tilîya pê)
:: The infection is more likely in toenails than in fingernails
283. Clavicle (clavicle)
:: No distal clavicular resections or subacromial decompressions were performed during the same procedure
284. Luscious (yên tamxweş)
:: Every one of the luscious ladies had the twisted features of a bearded demonic wildly sneering Richard D James remember
285. Curl (curl)
:: Unfortunately while we might be prepared to complain about deficiencies in our own immediate locality when we see a mess further afield we tend to pass it by with a curl of the lip
286. Saunter (saunter)
:: She returned back inside sauntering into the drawing room where she resumed her position on the window seat picking up the book
287. Callus (callus)
:: Clara was amazed at the feel of his hand it had calluses and scars that Clara knew he wouldnt have gotten thieving
288. Calf (golik)
:: The whale calf is thought to have become separated from its mother in the lower Thames where the sighting of another larger bottlenose whale was reported
289. Cervix (zêrr)
:: Physical findings include a normal or slightly enlarged uterus pelvic pain with movement of the cervix and a palpable adnexal mass
290. Frown (ênîqermiçandinî)
:: Harrys face bent into a frown of mock disapproval
291. Breastbone (breastbone)
:: He could feel his heart beating against his breastbone as he cracked his fingers in a gesture of impatience
292. Highlight (highlight)
:: I won many tournaments during the early 80s but my equal first at the 1981 US Open was the highlight for that period
293. Sultry (Sultry)
:: One fears for other encounters between the police and individuals in crisis in the coming hot and sultry summer weather
294. Siren (dengda)
:: There was an altogether more subtle look at his show which drew on Homer and Platos tales of sirens singing unsuspecting sailors to their deaths
295. Sit (rûniştin)
:: a sit in the shade
296. Pharynx (pharynx)
:: Propelled by the contractions that a swallow induces in the pharyngeal musculature each bolus moves rapidly through the pharynx and the upper esophageal sphincter into the esophagus
297. Tuft (s'orienter)
:: The childs skin was a dusky brown and tufts of darker hair were just beginning to grow
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