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61strap-hang — strapˈ hang intransitive verb • • • Main Entry: ↑strap …
62strap-oil — strapˈ oil noun (old slang) A thrashing • • • Main Entry: ↑strap …
63strap-shaped — strapˈ shaped adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑strap …
64strap work — noun (architecture) Ornamentation of crossed and interlaced fillets • • • Main Entry: ↑strap …
65strap|hang — «STRAP HANG», intransitive verb, hung, hang|ing. Informal. to be a straphanger: »You cannot straphang in an airliner as you can on a London bus (New Scientist) …
66strap|per — «STRAP uhr», noun. 1. a person or thing that straps. 2. Informal. a tall, robust person …
67strap|ping — «STRAP ihng», adjective, noun. –adj. Informal. 1. tall, strong, and healthy; robust: »a fine, strapping boy. There is a strong gleam of didacticism under his rather strapping prose (Manchester Guardian). SYNONYM(S): sturdy, husky. 2. very big;… …
68strap|work — «STRAP WURK», noun. architectural design consisting of folded, crossed, and interlaced fillets or bands …
69strap|wort — «STRAP WURT», noun. a coastal herb native to the Mediterranean region and western Europe, with many slender trailing stems and small white flowers in little heads or cymes, the sepals petallike on the margin …
70strap on the feedbag — see ↑feedbag • • • Main Entry: ↑strap …