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plugged

adjective as in advertised

adjective as in costive

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The device is plugged into the wall and the companion smartphone app instructs the device when to start recording.

I plugged all these locations into the app and labeled the decision, “Vacation.”

All of this information is then plugged into an equation that estimates the total calories burned throughout the day.

Tin Pan Alley composers plugged their songs there, most famously “Daisy Bell,” with its lyric about “a bicycle built for two.”

They plugged all the openings with torn underwear, and took the booty back to his home in Alligerville, New York.

This opening was therefore plugged up; and to do this rapidly and leave no dangerous traces put the party to their wit's end.

So Perry sat down, and when a ball came crashing through the side of the boat he took off his coat and plugged up the hole.

If it had been a decent-sized rabbit, I should have plugged it middle stump; only it was a small one, so I missed.

He plugged one end of a bit of rain-water spout and let it down with a string, and drew it up filled with petroleum.

Only a few shells are flying, there is little or no rifle fire and nobody is getting killed, nobody is even getting plugged.

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

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