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Drabbler

a sail to give it a greater depth or more drop

To drop with the nose or front first as of an airplane

To slaver to let spittle drop or flow from the mouth like a child idiot or

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To drivel or drop saliva as the child drools

device for making large forgings in which a heavy hammer drops onto the metalwork to be forged pressing it into a

to forge with a drop forge of metals

imp amp p p of Drop v

After the manner of a drop in the form of drops

A little drop a tear

interlocutors admire so as to impress them same as to drop names

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