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cords

[kawrdz] / kɔrdz /




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They’re called inside by bells, attached to cords running out the windows, labeled the Maid, the Ballerina, the Boxer, the Doctor.

From Los Angeles Times

Plants do not have vocal cords or lungs.

From Scientific American

Oh, and their electrical power grid is held together with extension cords.

From Seattle Times

A Belfast court heard McCaugherty handled over bundles of euros in a specially adapted bag to an undercover agent, saying he needed "explosives, pistols, AK-47s, armour-piercing stuff, snipers, cords and detonators".

From BBC

“In many cases, their legs get tangled in plastic cords cutting off their blood supply, and they die from that eventually.”

From Seattle Times