Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Having low volatility and a high boiling point. Used of gasoline.
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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In 1956, the Amy Vanderbilt etiquette column recommended them as a low-test way for partygoers to have a drink without ending up too far in their cups.
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There are a lot of people here with whom we look forward to enjoying a sarsaparilla (adult or low-test, as one prefers) in the years ahead.
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There are a lot of people here with whom we look forward to enjoying a sarsaparilla (adult or low-test, as one prefers) in the years ahead.
Page 3 2005
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There are a lot of people here with whom we look forward to enjoying a sarsaparilla (adult or low-test, as one prefers) in the years ahead.
Page 3 2005
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There are a lot of people here with whom we look forward to enjoying a sarsaparilla (adult or low-test, as one prefers) in the years ahead.
Page 3 2005
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There are a lot of people here with whom we look forward to enjoying a sarsaparilla (adult or low-test, as one prefers) in the years ahead.
Page 3 2005
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Even more alarming than the low-test scores was the fact that those who took the test had several years of experience in the position and were considered to be proficient.
VA's Flawed Plan 2007
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There are a lot of people here with whom we look forward to enjoying a sarsaparilla (adult or low-test, as one prefers) in the years ahead.
Page 3 2005
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There are a lot of people here with whom we look forward to enjoying a sarsaparilla (adult or low-test, as one prefers) in the years ahead.
Page 3 2005
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There are a lot of people here with whom we look forward to enjoying a sarsaparilla (adult or low-test, as one prefers) in the years ahead.
Page 3 2005
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