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Clubfoot
A short variously distorted foot also the deformity usually congenital which such a foot exhibits talipes
Constructive
Having ability to construct or form employed in construction as to exhibit constructive power
Construe
To apply the rules of syntax to a sentence or clause so as to exhibit the structure arrangement or connection of or to discover the sense to explain the construction of to interpret
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Contrast
To stand in opposition to exhibit difference unlikeness or opposition of qualities
Convincer
One who or that which convinces one who wins over by proof
Corsned
it freely he was pronounced innocent but if it stuck in his throat it was considered as a proof of his guilt
Countermark
A mark or token added to those already existing in order to afford security or proof as an additional or special mark put upon a package of goods belonging to several persons that it
Currish
Having the qualities or exhibiting the characteristics of a cur snarling quarrelsome snappish churlish hence also malicious malignant brutal
Danseuse
A professional female dancer a woman who dances at a public exhibition as in a ballet
Drama
A composition in prose or poetry accommodated to action and intended to exhibit a picture of human life or to depict a series of grave or humorous actions of more than
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