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deep seated

same as deep rooted

to discard in a deep body of water also used figuratively to discard contemptuously

Having a deep waist as when in a ship the poop and forecastle

having waters of great depth as a deep water port

to the knees knee high as water or snow knee deep

Laid deeply formed with cunning and sagacity secretly and carefully planned as

a genus of beautiful pearly spiral gastropod shells having a deep slit in the outer lip Many fossil species are known

To make a deep short noise as a hog to utter a short groan

A chink or cleft a narrow and deep ravine as Shanklin Chine in the Isle of Wight a

Deep orange yellow dark yellow