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- noun Plural form of
emblem .
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Examples
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The owner is a cute, vivacious (to the point of becoming too much to handle) little Mexicana, but it is her new Gringo Significant Other from Missouri who cooks the ribs in a big black smoker with logos and emblems from the University of Missouri all over it.
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The owner is a cute, vivacious (to the point of becoming too much to handle) little Mexicana, but it is her new Gringo Significant Other from Missouri who cooks the ribs in a big black smoker with logos and emblems from the University of Missouri all over it.
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The owner is a cute, vivacious (to the point of becoming too much to handle) little Mexicana, but it is her new Gringo Significant Other from Missouri who cooks the ribs in a big black smoker with logos and emblems from the University of Missouri all over it.
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The owner is a cute, vivacious (to the point of becoming too much to handle) little Mexicana, but it is her new Gringo Significant Other from Missouri who cooks the ribs in a big black smoker with logos and emblems from the University of Missouri all over it.
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The owner is a cute, vivacious (to the point of becoming too much to handle) little Mexicana, but it is her new Gringo Significant Other from Missouri who cooks the ribs in a big black smoker with logos and emblems from the University of Missouri all over it.
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Executed by Ambrogio Barrocci da Milano, the formellae were carved in relief to represent war machines, hydraulic turbines, and various military and architectural emblems from the sketchbooks of Francesco di Giorgio. 38
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008
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Four teeth, a belt buckle, eyeglass frames and two emblems from a Colt handgun that belonged to Conlon, as well as a dog tag from Col. Stuart M. Andrews, the fellow aviator killed with him, were recovered from a densely forested hillside, she was told.
Conlon, John F. III 1990
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The activity of Communists got new vigour in Nazi ranks as they have realized that the wearing of Communist emblems is suicide.
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In between conversational gestures and true sign languages are various intriguing semilinguistic phenomena, among them pantomime and "emblems" -- conventional gesticulations not usually accompanied by speech, among them "the finger" and the thumb-and-finger circle for
Chicago Reader 2010
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In between conversational gestures and true sign languages are various intriguing semilinguistic phenomena, among them pantomime and "emblems" -- conventional gesticulations not usually accompanied by speech, among them "the finger" and the thumb-and-finger circle for
Chicago Reader 2010
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