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Nightshade

A common name of many species of the genus Solanum given esp to the Solanum nigrum or black nightshade a

The common European dormouse so named from its odor

A once common wild pigeon of North America Ectopistes migratorius now extinct It was so called on account of its extensive

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Acting in common participating

The common people the vulgar the multitude comprehending all persons not distinguished by rank office education or profession

The common name of the several species of the genus Parietaria low harmless weeds of the Nettle family also called

A common baptismal name for a man The name of one of the apostles

A common American tyrant flycatcher Sayornis phoeligbe or Sayornis fuscus Called also pewit and phoeligbe

The common English periwinkle

The common people the mob

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A common name of many species of the genus Solanum given esp to the Solanum nigrum or black nightshade a

The common European dormouse so named from its odor

A once common wild pigeon of North America Ectopistes migratorius now extinct It was so called on account of its extensive

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