English

amputate, axe, bisect, breach, break, broach, butcher, carve, check, chink, chop, cleave, crack, crevasse, cut,

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   octogenarian - Father Time, Methuselah, Nestor, boxcar, boxcars, centenarian, dotard, dozen, eighty, elder, eleven, fifteen, fifty, five and twenty, fortnight,

   be game - acquiesce, agree, collaborate, consent, cooperate, go along with, incline, lean, plunge into ,

   tire out - beat, burn out, debilitate, do in, enervate, exhaust, fag, fatigue, flag, frazzle, harass, jade, kill, knock out, overtire,

   oblique line - bend, bias, diagonal, oblique, rhomboid, slant, slash, transverse, virgule ,

   geomorphology - anatomy, geodetics, geography, geology, geophysics, mineralogy, morphology, physiography, soil science ,

   be determined - aim, buckle down, die hard, endeavour, go for broke, labour, never say die, resolve, seek, strain, strive, struggle, study, sweat, sweat blood ,

   band shell - acting area, apron, apron stage, backstage, bandstand, board, bridge, dock, dressing room, flies, fly floor, fly gallery, green room, grid, gridiron,

   latest - actual, as is, being, closing, concluding, contemporaneous, contemporary, current, eventual, existent, existing, extant, fashionable, final, fresh,

   ere - already, ante, before, before all, earlier, early, ere then, formerly, heretofore, hitherto, in advance of, or ever, preceding, previously, prior to,

   specifically - at length, categorically, completely, concretely, definitely, distinctively, distinctly, especially, exactly, explicitly, expressly, fully, in detail, in full, in particular,