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421. Afro (Afro)
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422. Babe (infaneto)
:: it was the best day of my lifeexcept for meeting you babe
423. Beefcake (Beefcake)
:: The answer lies with those tanned beefcakes the Gladiators
424. Beefy (beefy)
:: She at first calmly asked him to stop but when he persisted two beefy security guards threw him out
425. Beehive (abelujo)
:: Bells were made either from folding a sheet of iron or bronze into a square or round beehive shape and fixing it with rivets or by casting a similar shape in bronze
426. Body (korpo)
:: the blow almost severed his head from his body
427. Brow (frunto)
:: A sterile towel should not be used by a person in sterile attire to adjust glasses or wipe his or her brow
428. Cowlick (cowlick)
:: A topnotch stylist examines your scalp your cowlicks and the texture of your hair
429. Doll (pupo)
:: For example people dance play musical instruments act in plays and play with dolls and model trains
430. Femur (femurosto)
:: Part of the intestine bulges where the femoral vein and artery pass from the top front of the thigh
431. Grace (graco)
:: Because of the lightness and grace of the movements the martial art is cunningly disguised as dance
432. Graceful (gracia)
:: She handles it gracefully telling those who oppose her that the church has room for debate
433. Graceless (sengraciaj)
:: Tash bit her lip feeling her words were graceless and awkward when her gratitude was so much more
434. Hamstring (poplito)
:: This exercise strengthens the back extensors gluteals quadriceps hamstrings and core abdominal muscles
435. Hand (mano)
:: Never check in the laptop as luggage keep it with you as hand baggage
436. Homely (nebelan)
:: A simple analogy or a homely metaphor does the trick to invite the reader to share his views opinions judgement and comments
437. Knockout (knokaŭto)
:: Suddendeath Champions League football is a real knockout for the fans and long may it continue
438. Piercing (penetranta)
:: No more though they began to cry for mercy as the school collectively recoiled from the piercing sound that had broken the silence
439. Pore (poro)
:: Mick Wilson suggests a strategy of active reading that means poring over material three times
440. Porky (Porky)
:: I have to be careful I dont preach to my sybaritic porky friends with messianic fervour about the joys of healthy eating
441. Repugnant (naŭza)
:: The film treats him as a complicated character both repugnant in a grueling scene he confesses his problem to his own young son and pathetic but not particularly gay even in code
442. Repulsive (naŭza)
:: They pretended to be tough but really they just used their number lack of following rules and repulsiveness against people
443. Rotund (rotund)
:: A bit rotund she seemed very centered on her relatively small pillow
444. Scissors (tondilo)
:: Grabbing a cube of ice a pair of scissors and her threaded needle she returned to her patient
445. Sleek (elegantaj)
:: An alcoholic and suicidal ad executive finds himself in a dive where a sleek girl in yellow is the cynosure of all the rowdy dancers
446. Stocky (fortika)
:: Now police are appealing for information about the man who was in his 50s white stocky and tall
447. Tendon (tendeno)
:: Your rotator cuff is made up of the muscles and tendons in your shoulder
448. Tendril (spiraleto)
:: The twining leaf tendrils will attach themselves to wires or other plants
449. Toupee (toupee)
:: On the run from France for assorted crimes he attaches himself gargoylelike to the hotel as a yearround resident and sets up shop in the town making hair adornments from toupees to merkins to funeral jewellery
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