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leach off

verb as in mooch

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The city in March was found in civil contempt by a judge after blowing past deadlines to get the work done, years after a water switch in Flint in 2014 caused lead to leach off old pipes, spoiling the drinking water system.

An incredibly sharp chance back to Leach off Latham was the closest England came until Ollie Pope once again showed his value as a close fielder by holding on to Conway's inside edge.

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With Wyze Floodlight Camera, you can connect a second Wyze Cam and leach off the power supply.

“James has that alpha personality, and I like to leach off the energy,” he says.

A major concern of scientists is that chemical toxins in the microplastics may leach off during digestion, gradually building up in animal and human tissues.

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

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