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BYPASS |
Go around |
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CIRCUMVENT |
Go around |
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ROTATE |
Go around |
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TURN |
Go around |
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ELUDE |
Go around fringes |
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AVOID |
Go around a hole |
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ARCS |
Cars go around bends |
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OWING |
Go around capturing win ... outstanding! |
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GHOUL |
Go around hospital until disembowelled for graverobber |
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LETHAL |
All the characters go around being deadly |
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VESSEL |
It can go in or around water |
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DRAFTEE |
Recruit gets Dee to go around raft |
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BORDERS |
Some South Africans go around road edges |
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STARVE |
Rates changed around ... five to go hungry |
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CUTS SHORT |
Quicker routes go the other way, around crops |
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CUTSSHORT |
Quicker routes go the other way, around crops |
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UNAVOIDABLE |
Unable to go around a void ... it’s inescapable |
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PEDESTRIAN |
President moved to go around a person on foot |
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TROUPES |
It’s super to go around with itinerant groups of entertainers |
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AMBLE |
Able, around first of March, to go for a stroll |
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OUTFLANK |
To go beyond, or be superior to, on the flank; to pass
around or turn the flank or flanks of. |
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ROUND |
On every side of, so as to encompass or encircle; around;
about; as, the people atood round him; to go round the city; to wind a
cable round a windlass. |