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- noun Plural form of
tough .
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Examples
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CHICAGO Taking spread at a longstanding behindhand of passage for Brutishs, an influential auto escort group is calling toughs to raise the fashionable for getting a cleaner's license to 17 or together quiet 18.
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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She went so far as to give free English lessons to any local kids who wanted them, yet the local "toughs" constantly insulted her and robbed her house as soon as she left.
Dognappers 2003
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