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Traditional English :: hamstring
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hamstrint.html - n. & v. Anat. --n. 1 each of five tendons at the back of the knee in humans.
2 the great tendon at the back of the hock in quadrupeds. --v.tr. (past and past part. hamstrung or hamstringed)
1 cripple by cutting the hamstrings of (a person or animal).
2 prevent the activity or efficiency of (a person or enterprise). |
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Traditional English :: hamster
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hamstrint.html - n. any of various rodents of the subfamily Cricetinae, esp. Cricetus cricetus, having a short tail and large cheek pouches for storing food, kept as a pet or laboratory animal. [G f. OHG hamustro corn-weevil] |
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Traditional English :: hamstring
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hamstrint.html - n. & v. Anat. --n. 1 each of five tendons at the back of the knee in humans.
2 the great tendon at the back of the hock in quadrupeds. --v.tr. (past and past part. hamstrung or hamstringed)
1 cripple by cutting the hamstrings of (a person or animal).
2 prevent the activity or efficiency of (a person or enterprise). |
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Traditional English :: hamsin
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hamstrint.html - var. of KHAMSIN. |
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Traditional English :: hamster
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hamstrint.html - n. any of various rodents of the subfamily Cricetinae, esp. Cricetus cricetus, having a short tail and large cheek pouches for storing food, kept as a pet or laboratory animal. [G f. OHG hamustro corn-weevil] |
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Traditional English :: hamstring
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hamstrint.html - n. & v. Anat. --n. 1 each of five tendons at the back of the knee in humans.
2 the great tendon at the back of the hock in quadrupeds. --v.tr. (past and past part. hamstrung or hamstringed)
1 cripple by cutting the hamstrings of (a person or animal).
2 prevent the activity or efficiency of (a person or enterprise). |
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