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451. Knot (nodon)
:: I gritted my teeth as I carefully untied the knot in the ribbon
452. Knuckle (artejo)
:: Hit the edge of the drum with the knuckly part of your palm and let your fingers bounce off the head
453. Backbone (spinon)
:: You can really see a sense of proud independence with backbone with artists who dont want to measure themselves by someone elses standards somewhere else
454. Ulna (ulna)
:: Most of the mastodon material was recovered from a small area and one humerus and an ulna were articulated
455. Iris (iriso)
:: The colored circular membrane in the eye just behind the cornea is called the iris
456. Stomach (stomako)
:: I cant stomach the selfrighteous attitude of some managers
457. Foot (piedo)
:: a captain of foot
458. Back (reen)
:: The offensive slogan is written is written in letters six inches high on the back of the garment
459. Tousle (tousle)
:: My hair was tousled around my face a single strand tickling my nose
460. Limp (limp)
:: Angela quickly recovered from her stumble and began to limp while walking ahead of him hoping he wouldnt notice
461. Slender (maldika)
:: Light spilled in from the hall framing his slender body and giving him a welldeserved halo of gold
462. Slick (glata)
:: Theres not one slick piece of editing or camera work that doesnt serve the story
463. Slight (malpeza)
:: Taylor understands the idiom quite perfectly and he manages to bring a grandeur and nobility to the admittedly slight work
464. Incisor (incisivo)
:: The lower jawbone of the hippopotamus reveals six incisor teeth whereas the hippopotamus that survives in Africa has only four incisors
465. Slim (svelta)
:: At home I have big vats of cabbage soup that I make to slim down
466. Clumsy (mallerta)
:: But lefthanders are renowned for being awkward and clumsy and in some societies they are still looked upon with suspicion
467. Ugly (malbelaj)
:: What I didnt like was the cruel way the north wind would dry out my lips to such an extent that a huge ugly gash always appeared on my bottom lip
468. Portly (dike impona)
:: Daddy mustachioed and portly wasnt there to monitor Aradhanas improvements
469. Bruise (kontuzo)
:: Apart from the brain injuries there are a number of bruises on the body
470. Brush (peniko)
:: The flycatcher was seen lurking in the low brush bordering a secluded pond
471. Scowl (severa mieno)
:: Those who delighted in the first snows exchanged smiles though many were scowling at the cold
472. Bolt (riglilo)
:: Ill usually bolt out of bed and stumble around as if drunk in an effort to find the obnoxious noise and shut it off
473. Spiky (espigado)
:: During my journey back from the cold depths to the surface water warmed by the summer sun I spot a large red scorpionfish its poisonous dorsal spines spikily raised in defiant pose
474. Spine (spino)
:: All but full forward Noel Costelloe in the central spine of the team were switched from their starting positions
475. Dainty (delikata)
:: Staples of the look have been creeping into mainstream fashion for a couple of years threequarter length sleeves dainty cardis and calfcropped capri pants
476. Pigtail (porkovoston)
:: She was about Leahs size and had her hair in pigtails with red ribbons
477. Appendix (apendico)
:: The myenteric plexus of appendices in children older than 3 years had thinner nerve branches and smaller ganglia than the colon specimens of the same age
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