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Overbrim
To flow over the brim to be so full as to overflow
Nunchion
A portion of food taken at or after noon usually between full meals a luncheon
nuclear winter
a hypothetical lowering of global temperature postulated as the aftermath of a full nuclear war The mechanism of such an effect depends primarily on the injection into the atmosphere of small
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Myrtle
The common myrtle has a shrubby upright stem eight or ten feet high Its branches form a close full head thickly covered with ovate or lanceolate evergreen leaves It has solitary axillary white or rosy flowers followed
Muricate
Formed with sharp points full of sharp points or of pickles covered or roughened as a surface with sharp points or excrescences
Overfreight
To put too much freight in or upon to load too full or too heavily to overload
Mrs
used as a title of courtesy in writing and printing as Mrs Clinton is commonly called by her full name Hillary Rodham Clinton
Luce
A pike when full grown
Moon faced
Having a round full face
Light handed
Not having a full complement of men as a vessel light handed
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