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gyrate
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gy·rate (jrt)
v.
1. To revolve around a fixed point or axis.
2. To revolve in or as if in a circle or spiral.
adj.
In rings; coiled or convoluted.

gy·ration n.

gyrate
convoluted; ring- or spiral-shaped.

gyrate atrophy
atrophy of the choroid and retina; an inherited, progressive disease causing blindness in humans, caused by a deficiency of ornithine-δ-aminotransferase. Has been reported in a cat.


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Basically, it's a squat, cylindrical bob suspended from a hollow copper tube that slowly gyrates back and forth.
The level of risk is measured by rating the amount of volatility in a portfolio -- a portfolio that gyrates wildly in value is risky, while one that is more stable is less risky.
The 12 track disc starts off with ``Lap Dance,'' a song that appropriately enough gyrates and teases the senses with the hip-hop-rock combination of beats and edgy sonic stimuli that made the team last year's go-to guys of the music industry.
 
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