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- noun The
wood of theash tree.
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Examples
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On the content of the SI article itself, this is what really caught my eye: Mullins owns 10 different sets of prosthetic legs, from her titanium sprinting legs "my brother calls them my 'robo-cop legs,'" she laughs to the intricately carved ashwood museum pieces she once modeled in a fashion show for designer Alexander McQueen.
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On the content of the SI article itself, this is what really caught my eye: Mullins owns 10 different sets of prosthetic legs, from her titanium sprinting legs "my brother calls them my 'robo-cop legs,'" she laughs to the intricately carved ashwood museum pieces she once modeled in a fashion show for designer Alexander McQueen.
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Black ashwood is another option, and hand-picked poplar wood is an option reserved for the more-expensive, V-12-powered CL 600.
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Besides all this, there were on the right side of the platform high-backed ashwood chairs for the jury, and on the floor below tables for the advocates.
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Each was designed so that two large square ashwood vats could be fitted into its bed, and the sides of the vats could be hung with golden buckets.
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Some had been - nailed by spears and ashwood lances.
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There were two stout ashwood clubs here, The Calmer and The Killer.
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The ashwood haft was as long as his arm, and smooth and cool to the touch.
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She licked bread powder off her fingertips, put her elbows on the pale ashwood and, leaning close to him, said, 'Do you really think this Avalon Ltd is a clue left behind for us by Okami-san?'
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He shook the ashwood spear, he taught the men unfearingly:
Our Catholic Heritage in English Literature of Pre-Conquest Days
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