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| A counterargument, or legal evidence that contradicts previous evidence | |
| Some people call it their navel | |
| A hill that arises sharply and steeply from the surrounding area, or a city in Montana | |
| A wall-reinforcing support | |
| Slang for gossip or rumour, derived from a naval term for water cask or fountain | |
| The three gluteal muscles make up this part of the human anatomy | |
| Actor/comedian Red won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 1957 for his role in Sayonara | |
| To drive one's skull into an opponent | |
| To interrupt a conversation or force one's way into a queue | |
| Usually consists of just the filter and a bit of wrapper and burnt tobacco | |
| Alternative name for the cornflower, sounds like part of an unmarried man's apparel | |
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| Bordering on; having one edge of a property or object directly touching that of another | |
| EU's only single to enter the Billboard Hot 100 hit number 35; it topped the Black Music charts | |
| To unfasten the front of one's shirt | |
| Partner of Beavis | |
| Some software games or websites may have this, in case you are about to get caught at work | |
| This alt band's 1996 album, Electriclarryland, featured the Modern Rock chart-topper 'Pepper' | |
| 2002-03 computer animated Nickelodeon series featuring B-Bop A-Luna and Do-Wah Diddy | |
| To jab an opponent sharply with the handle of a hockey stick | |
| Trombone of the Renaissance and Baroque eras (variant) | |
| Amy Fisher's notorious lover | |
| The most valuable US autograph is from the 2nd signatory to the Declaration of Independence | |
| Canadian 2006 Olympic Bronze Medal and 2008 World Champion skater | |
| A sound thrashing | |
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