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dot

noun as in tiny mark, drop

verb as in make spot(s)

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Again, he was the flat option from the breakdown, and he ran over the top of an Argentine defender to dot down.

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Michelson’s group began selling and donating “Altadena Not for Sale” yard signs that now dot empty lots, standing homes and storefronts around town.

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That movement is translated into dots and lines on a nearby computer, transmitted by the round, white sensors embedded in the suits’ colorful almond-shaped patches.

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Wedged between two of the country’s busiest ports, the neighborhood is dotted with oil refineries, chemical plants, railyards and freeways.

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"Reading braille means tracing raised dots with your fingertips. The constant friction can make their hands quite sore," he pointed out.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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