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per·i·scop·ic (pr-skpk)
adj.
Of, relating to, or permitting the observation of objects from positions in or out of the direct line of sight.

periscopic [per″ĭ-skop´ik]
affording a wide range of vision.

periscopic
affording a wide range of vision.


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Tailing off into a blue-broom "tail fin," extending upward into periscopic tin-can "oculars," and opening out into a wing of honeycombed steel, its metallic chassis seems to be a transformed workbench centered by two disks or "gears," one of blue Plexiglas, another of mosaicked mirror, the whole seeming to refer to the studio in which it was made.
Having gloved a bouncer from Flintoff to slip earlier in the contest, England turned to the short stuff against him and he was fortunate when he left his bat hanging in periscopic fashion that the ball flew to third man.
Having gloved a bouncer from Andrew Flintoff to slip earlier in the contest, England turned to the short stuff against him and he was fortunate when he left his bat hanging in periscopic fashion that the ball flew to third man.
 
 
 
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