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- noun Plural form of
stumble . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
stumble .
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Examples
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Another reason most people _say_ “healthy” instead of “healthful” is because the tongue stumbles from the second “h” over the “f” to the second “l.”
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For now, the best way to tolerate the stumbles is to cherish the soaring moments.
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As Sarah Palin stumbles and fumbles to explain just why the citizens of the U.S. are bailing out the kleptocrats who helped themselves to $30 billion before running corporate America into the brick wall, conservatives are left wondering how long they can continue to support corporate welfare.
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As Sarah Palin stumbles and fumbles to explain just why the citizens of the U.S. are bailing out the kleptocrats who helped themselves to $30 billion before running corporate America into the brick wall, conservatives are left wondering how long they can continue to support corporate welfare.
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As Sarah Palin stumbles and fumbles to explain just why the citizens of the U.S. are bailing out the kleptocrats who helped themselves to $30 billion before running corporate America into the brick wall, conservatives are left wondering how long they can continue to support corporate welfare.
Corporate Welfare And The American Communist State « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2008
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Stay tuned for more McCain stumbles and bumbles along the way!
McCain: 'What we did was perfectly legal and appropriate' 2008
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Wasserstein stumbles when Frankie Weissman, an appealing pediatrician (and a double, one suspects, for the author), confesses a "sense of accomplishment that after thirty years she was finally invited to the cool girl's table."
New Fiction 2006
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Wasserstein stumbles when Frankie Weissman, an appealing pediatrician (and a double, one suspects, for the author), confesses a "sense of accomplishment that after thirty years she was finally invited to the cool girl's table."
New Fiction 2006
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Khangsar tears up as he stumbles to find the English words to describe his plans to serve this traditional sweet to the Dalai Lama in Toronto next weekend.
Thestar.com - Home Page Jennifer Bain 2010
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They are the errors that afflict everyone in public life, word stumbles, long vacant pauses, and name confusions.
Archive 2008-07-01 FIDO The Dog 2008
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