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junked

same as cast off Contrasted with kept retained and saved

Steel cast in ingots from the Bessemer converter or open hearth furnace

The cast or form of writing peculiar to each hand or person chirography

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A cast taken in plaster of Paris or in white lime

A casting or throwing seed in all directions as from the hand in sowing

One who casts as caster of stones etc a caster of cannon a caster of accounts

To cast aside to put off to doff

To cast send to throw from the hand to hurl to dart to emit with violence as if thrown from

To cast down

Cast down afflicted low spirited sad as a dejected look or countenance

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