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Parachute
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Parachute
adjective Referring to an appearance or structure characterised by multiple elongated fibres or cords at one end which connect at the periphery of a cupuliform structure at the opposite end
Drug slang noun A regional term for crack cocaine, smoked PCP, heroin
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Appendices include lists of the battalions, brigades and regiments, short essays on intelligence and the King of Greece and a list of the "Ten Commandments of the Parachutist.
Operation Mercury; the battle for Crete, 1941 by Reference & Research Book News
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Most of the drama at Burnley came off the pitch when a parachutist landed on the roof of a stand prior to kickoff, delaying the start against Ipswich for an hour.
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