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neck

noun as in narrow connector

Strongest match

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One of the reasons it's become more appealing, Mr Lee says, is the ease with which face and neck lifts can now be carried out.

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Shot in the neck and unable to move, the informant said Franco fired at the fleeing Quintero, who grabbed his side.

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As Ahmad approached, Franco took the knife and lunged forwards, stabbing the teenager in the neck.

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The jury heard that he said he had stabbed himself in the neck, consumed brake fluid and driven his Porsche car into the water.

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Norwegian Viktor Hovland was ruled out of the afternoon play on Saturday with a neck injury, and it was ultimately deemed that he was too hurt to compete in the singles.

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

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