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friendly fire

Weapons fire9 such as artillery or aerial bombardment from ones own forces used mostly when troops do damage or cause casualties among their own forces as the tank was hit by friendly fire

of the Old World but accidentally introduced into eastern Massachusetts about 1869 where its caterpillars have done great damage to fruit shade and forest trees of many kinds The male gypsy moth is yellowish brown the female

Hurtful

Tending to impair or damage injurious mischievous occasioning loss or injury as hurtful words or conduct

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inhaled

drawn into the lungs breathed in as inhaled smoke can damage the lungs Inverse of exhaled

Injure

To do harm to to impair the excellence and value of to hurt to damage

Insurable

Capable of being insured against loss damage death etc proper to be insured

Woman

regulates it in agricultural gangs. See LAUNDRY. At Common Law words imputing unchastity to a woman required special damage to be actionable; but this injustice was put an end to by the (English) Slander of Women Act,

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