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cellar

noun as in underground story of building

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Doncic looks like an MVP in purple and gold, while the Mavericks flounder in the cellar of the Western Conference.

Collectively, the properties boasted swimming pools, a tennis court, wine cellar, private library and a ballroom.

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Seidel took sick leave from his newspaper delivery job, packed tools and a week’s worth of bread and cheese, and moved into the cellar of a building on the western side of the wall.

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The deal made him the highest-paid corner in NFL history and sent a message that when the team finally emerged from the cellar, Gardner would be a major reason why.

There’s the “cellar rat” turned sommelier who worked at Tampa’s Bern’s for over three decades.

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