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  • 51strong — see the caribou feeds the wolf, but it is the wolf who keeps the caribou strong good fences make good neighbours the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong Yorkshire born and Yorkshire bred, strong in the arm and weak in the head… …

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  • 52strong as an ox — (as) strong as an ox phrase someone who is as strong as an ox has a lot of physical strength Thesaurus: physically strongsynonym Main entry: strong …

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  • 53STRONG — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index strong noun character, decision, force, intensity, muscle, strength adjective authoritative, colorful, deep …

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  • 54strong as an ox —    Someone who s exceedingly strong physically is said to be as strong as an ox.   (Dorking School Dictionary) …

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  • 55Strong as an ox —   Someone who s exceedingly strong physically is said to be as strong as an ox …

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  • 56strong as an ox — adjective Very strong and powerful …

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  • 57strong — ● ►en adj. Se dit de la version complète d un logiciel, quand il en existe une version allégée, dite light. Comme les commerciaux ont peur que strong effraie les utilisateurs, on dit plus souvent Pro …

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  • 58Strong — Original name in latin Strong Name in other language State code US Continent/City America/New York longitude 44.80756 latitude 70.2209 altitude 153 Population 1309 Date 2006 01 17 …

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  • 59strong — [OE] Strong comes from a prehistoric Germanic *stranggaz (its immediate Germanic siblings have now died out, but German streng ‘severe’ is quite closely related). It went back ultimately to a base denoting ‘stiffness’ or ‘tautness’, which also… …

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  • 60Strong — Midwest slang to express something good. Hey, man, this shirt is only five bucks. (reply) Strong …

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