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Quitch grass
long running rootstalks by which it spreads rapidly and pertinaciously and so becomes a troublesome weed Also called couch grass quack grass quick grass twitch grass See Illustration in Appendix
living room
family where the family entertain guests or relax together for leisure activities It usually contains at least one couch and does not contain a dining table
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ultimate origin prob Egyptian Etymologically it is most closely related to r and u as in pilgrim peregrine couch fr collocare aubura fr LL alburnus
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Bedfellow
One who lies with another in the same bed a person who shares ones couch
Bed
An article of furniture to sleep or take rest in or on a couch Specifically A sack or mattress filled with some soft material in distinction from the bedstead on which it
freedom of the press
and freedom of the press are closely intertwined, and many cases relating to freedom of the press are couched in terms of the freedom of speech.
Must or shall
to be mandatory, and it will not be necessary to pursue the enquiry further. If the provision is couched in prohibitive or negative language, it can rarely be directory, the use of peremptory language in a negative
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