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- noun Plural form of
bolt . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
bolt .
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Examples
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Two surgeries wouldn't dull the misery, which he described as bolts of pain shooting through his back and legs as if he were constantly standing on a transformer.
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* Zap anyone who consciously and consistently denies the reality of global warming solely based on political leanings and/or public policy implications - rather than objectively-based research science - with a series of painful, but not physically harmful "bolts from the blue."
Weather sorcery: If I could control the weather... Steve Tracton 2010
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Remove the two slide pin bolts that hold the caliper in position.
How to Replace the Brakes on a Utility ATV Cassandra 2009
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He bolts from the Buick, gets down on all fours and crawls up to the bridge's edge.
The Stream Of Time 2009
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Remove the lower shock bolts from the A-arm mount.
Get The Lift You Need To Survive In The Mud! EnricoPavia 2009
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- Use the wrench to take out all the bolts from the basement lid.
Archive 2008-09-01 2008
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Draining the coolant is done by removing the lower radiator hose from the motor followed by removing the drain bolts from the side of both cylinders.
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Reinstall the cylinder drain bolts with washers and the radiator hoses.
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He/She can also smite, flood, throw lightning bolts from the heavens, cast down enemies into hell, etc.
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More from Brian Brooks at indieWIRE, where Dennis Lim noted on Thursday that "there have been no breakout hits, no bolts from the blue in the fashion of Ilya Khrzhanovsky's 4 or Carlos Reygadas's Japón, two recent quintessential Rotterdam debuts," writes.
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