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| In the area called DJ Hallway, learn scratching & the other aspects of this -ism |
| You'll get fresher milk from the bottom of your market's display case for this reason |
| Nebraska,Nevada,North Carolina |
| A female swan, or what a quill can be used as |
| If your mechanic in Manchester needs a spanner to fix your car, he's asking for one of these |
| From the Latin for a room that can be locked, it's a meeting assembled to choose a pope |
| (Sofia of the Clue Crew holds a red hat at the Experience Music Project in Seattle, WA.) Experience Music Project has a hat from the collection of this man from Romeo, Michigan |
| Choose one of these with evenly distributed netting |
| American Samoa,Bermuda,Puerto Rico |
| It's what Daedalus used to hold the feathers together in the wings he made for himself & his son |
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| A large herbaceous Asian plant of the banana family, yielding Manila hemp. |
| Plural form of abaca. |
| A plural of abacus. |
| To blind by placing red-hot irons or reflective metal plates in front of the eyes. |
| To blind by holding a red-hot metal rod or plate before the eyes |
| A person who makes calculations using an abacus. |
| One who uses an abacus in casting accounts a calculator. |
| Archaic Back backward. |
| With the sail pressed backwards against the mast by a headwind. |
| Towards or situated to the rear back. |