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Traditional English :: sabotage
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sabotage.html - n. & v. --n. deliberate damage to productive capacity, esp. as a political act. --v.tr. 1 commit sabotage on. 2 destroy, spoil; make useless (sabotaged my plans). [F f. saboter make a noise with sabots, bungle, wilfully destroy: see SABOT] |
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Traditional English :: sabot
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sabotage.html - n. 1 a kind of simple shoe hollowed out from a block of wood. 2 a wooden-soled shoe. 3 Austral. a small snub-nosed yacht. saboted adj. [F, blend of savate shoe + botte boot] |
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Traditional English :: sabotage
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sabotage.html - n. & v. --n. deliberate damage to productive capacity, esp. as a political act. --v.tr. 1 commit sabotage on. 2 destroy, spoil; make useless (sabotaged my plans). [F f. saboter make a noise with sabots, bungle, wilfully destroy: see SABOT] |
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Traditional English :: saboteur
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sabotage.html - n. a person who commits sabotage. [F] |
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Traditional English :: sabot
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sabotage.html - n. 1 a kind of simple shoe hollowed out from a block of wood. 2 a wooden-soled shoe. 3 Austral. a small snub-nosed yacht. saboted adj. [F, blend of savate shoe + botte boot] |
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Traditional English :: sabotage
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sabotage.html - n. & v. --n. deliberate damage to productive capacity, esp. as a political act. --v.tr. 1 commit sabotage on. 2 destroy, spoil; make useless (sabotaged my plans). [F f. saboter make a noise with sabots, bungle, wilfully destroy: see SABOT] |
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