Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In printing, same as
feeding , 4.
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Examples
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He's becoming a phony-baloney faith-healer, minus the actual laying-on of hands.
Bob Cesca: Glenn Beck the Faith-Healer Continues to Scam His Followers 2010
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"Leverage," as the laying-on of debt is known in the trade, is the Hamburger Helper of finance.
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He's becoming a phony-baloney faith-healer, minus the actual laying-on of hands.
Bob Cesca: Glenn Beck the Faith-Healer Continues to Scam His Followers 2010
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He's becoming a phony-baloney faith-healer, minus the actual laying-on of hands.
Bob Cesca: Glenn Beck the Faith-Healer Continues to Scam His Followers 2010
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"Leverage," as the laying-on of debt is known in the trade, is the Hamburger Helper of finance.
Archive 2008-07-01 2008
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She writes that the laying-on of hands is inherently humanizing.
Dr. Elaine Schattner: The Physical Exam Provides More Than Emotional Value 2010
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Classmate Max Evans (Jason Behr) comes to the rescue and, by a laying-on of hands, heals the wound.
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Clinton visited Capitol Hill last week to personally assure House Democrats of his resolve, a laying-on of hands that seemed to work.
The No Fear Factor 2008
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Now there's yet another technological advance that separates the patient from the old-fashioned laying-on of the doctor's hands.
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Until she switched to the more mediagenic Wasilla Bible Church, Palin was a member of her hometown's Assembly of God church – which believes in the Pentecostalist speaking in tongues and laying-on of hands.
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