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Oxonic

state but obtained in combination with its salts by a slow oxidation of uric acid to which it is related

the hands and by rigidity of movement a drooping posture slow speech and a masklike facial expression the term designates a

such a pace or gait trained used in composition as slow paced a thorough paced villain

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continue to hinder to prevent from progress to render more slow in progress to impede to hinder as to retard the

To render slow to check to curb

A disease producing a peculiar cretinoid appearance of the face slow speech and dullness of intellect and due to failure of

Much very as molto adagio very slow

A slow growing procumbent evergreen shrublet Gaultheria hispidula of Northern North America

tardy behindhand lagging slack hence lacking earnestness or activity languid slow

A Sicilian dance resembling the pastorale set to a rather slow and graceful melody in 12 8 or 6 8 measure

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