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- noun Attributive form of
bodily fluid
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Examples
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Litter pickup and bodily-fluid removal are at the top of the list, Nash said.
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He spends all day coming up with bodily-fluid oriented meta-powers.
Archive 2006-04-30 Rogers 2006
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He spends all day coming up with bodily-fluid oriented meta-powers.
Blue Beetle Q&A Rogers 2006
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Never thought we'd say this about a movie, but Bucky Larson'' probably doesn't wring as much out of recurring bodily-fluid gags as it could.
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Certainly he takes on topical subjects: the catalog points out the relevance of his bodily-fluid images to the age of AIDS and of urine testing for drugs.
Chicago Reader 2010
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Certainly he takes on topical subjects: the catalog points out the relevance of his bodily-fluid images to the age of AIDS and of urine testing for drugs.
Chicago Reader 2010
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Certainly he takes on topical subjects: the catalog points out the relevance of his bodily-fluid images to the age of AIDS and of urine testing for drugs.
Chicago Reader 2009
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The language mail, however, is the lifeblood, mother’s milk and any other bodily-fluid metaphor you like of this column.
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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The language mail, however, is the lifeblood, mother’s milk and any other bodily-fluid metaphor you like of this column.
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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The language mail, however, is the lifeblood, mother’s milk and any other bodily-fluid metaphor you like of this column.
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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