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UPSET |
Overturned |
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UPENDED |
Overturned |
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REWARD |
Prize drawer overturned |
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SNAP |
Overturned pans break |
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LOOTS |
Carries off overturned stool |
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LACER |
Fastener recall abruptly overturned |
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TUB |
But overturned the barrel |
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FEES |
Loud witness overturned charges |
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SNIPPET |
Extract pins overturned by pet |
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REVERSED |
Serve red as order overturned |
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NIBS |
Pen tips from overturned bins |
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ALCOVE |
Some talc overturned during recess |
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TOPPLED |
Brought back pot, answered charges... overturned! |
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SUP |
Drink a little when discharge overturned |
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LAW |
Rule overturned elements of new allegation |
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OUTSET |
Start of test overturned following endless rout |
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DEBUT |
First appearance of French approaching overturned tub |
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REVEAL |
Make public right before leave is overturned |
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TAXICAB |
Uber alternative tariff I backed, halved and then overturned |
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NEW LEAF |
Could be overturned when reforming on tree in spring |
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ATTRACT |
Draw a disheartened tourist in front of overturned cart |
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OVERTURNABLE |
Capable of being, or liable to be, overturned or
subverted. |
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OVERTURN |
The act off overturning, or the state of being overturned
or subverted; overthrow; as, an overturn of parties. |
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SUBVERSION |
The act of overturning, or the state of being
overturned; entire overthrow; an overthrow from the foundation; utter
ruin; destruction; as, the ... |