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91finesse — n 1. delicacy, subtlety, subtleness, artfulness, craftiness, shrewdness, Inf. cuteness; skillfulness, skill, ability, knack, talent; adroitness, proficiency, adeptness, mastery, expertness; facility, facileness, quickness, aptness, brightness. 2 …
92number — n 1. sum, summation, total, aggregate, count; tally, score, tale, reckoning, gross, gross amount, whole bill; amount, quantity, product; power, exponent, progression; subtrahend, quotient, difference. 2. numeral, digit. See numeral. 3. edition,… …
93Комо, Перри — Перри Комо Основная информация …
94Перри Комо — Полное имя Пьерино Рональд Комо Дата рождения 18 мая 1912(19120518) Место рождения Канонсберг, штат Пенсильвания …
95jockey — n 1. rider, horseback rider, horseman, equestrian, trainer, exercise boy, Inf. jock. v 2. ride, race, run, mount, sit; train, exercise; guide, steer, handle, control. 3. maneuver, manage, negotiate, manipulate; adjust, set right, trim, ease, ease …
96palter — v 1. lie, stretch the truth, prevaricate, fib, Inf. talk through one s hat, Inf. tell the big lie, Inf. speak with forked tongue; mince words, not tell the whole truth or story; equivocate, quibble, Sl. waffle, fudge, beat around or about the… …
97slip — I v 1. glide, slide, flow, move smoothly, Dance. glissade; slither, slink, sneak, skulk, lurk, prowl, creep, U.S. Sl. gumshoe; worm, wiggle, wriggle; steal away, slip out or off, escape, get away, flee, run off; evade, elude, dodge, get clear of …
98Tom Brown (naturalist) — Tom Brown, Jr. (born January 29 1950) is a famous American naturalist. He is the author of numerous autobiographical nonfiction books, including The Tracker , and a series of Field Guides. His skills in this field and philosophy were taught to… …
99lie — I n 1. falsehood, untruth, prevarication, fib, white lie, little white lie, quibble, Inf. taradiddle; equivocation, evasion, fencing, Euph. departure from the truth; falsity, fiction, falsification, invention, concoction, fabrication, half truth …
100bamboozle — v 1.Often bamboozle into delude, deceive, beguile, mislead, U.S. Sl. con; hoodwink, pull the wool over [s.o. s] eyes, cozen, bluff, take in; fool, befool, dupe, hoax, humbug, Brit. Inf. gammon; seduce, charm, flatter, lie to; lure, allure, entice …
