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witness-mark n. Wherever you wanted to cut off, the valve gear could e put at that notch or clamped at that place, which will bring the “cut-off” witness mark right for cutting off. [ ] [full cite] (Aug. 9, 2007)
wreckovation n. The wreckovation of St. Charles Borromeo, known in L.A. as “the church that Bob Hope built,” is apparently about to commence. [ ] [full cite] (May. 17, 2006)

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