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SHOWS |
Displays |
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FLAUNTS |
Displays ostentatiously |
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SWANKS |
Displays ostentatiously |
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DIALS |
Clock displays |
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FLOATS |
Parade displays |
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INDICATES |
Exhibits, displays |
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BLACKBOARDS |
Bistro specials displays |
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LAYSBARE |
Clearly displays Barents portion |
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OPENING |
Gap displays vacant position |
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BULLETINBOARD |
Slug in plank displays messages |
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GOURMET |
Food expert displays more gut, unfortunately |
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DODO |
Heartless duo repeatedly displays Mauritian emblem |
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STEPMOTHER |
Cinderella’s guardian displays nasty, hot tempers |
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SHOWOFFS |
Those making vain displays of themselves |
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DISPLAYER |
One who, or that which, displays. |
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SIDESHOWS |
Team displays are not the main event |
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EGG |
For example, German capital displays Faberge piece |
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ANNA |
Ms Kournikova displays an old Indian coin |
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LOGO |
Ship’s diary displays circle as company symbol |
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DIGITAL |
When involved in shindig, it always displays numbers |
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OVATIONS |
So vain to organise displays of audience appreciation |
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MEGALOMANIA |
Mad lama on image displays delusions of grandeur |
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DRAPER |
Dealer in material goods displays curtain on the right |
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EMBLAZONER |
One who emblazons; also, one who publishes and displays
anything with pomp. |
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HUMORIST |
One who displays humor in speaking or writing; one who
has a facetious fancy or genius; a wag; a droll. |