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tuft

noun as in clump of strands of something

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The pasture was coated with frost, but the cows were out there, grazing on the last few tufts of fresh grass.

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And after the rains, some have already begun to leaf — welcome tufts of green to the charred landscape.

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"He forgot the eyes at first, so we got him a carrot, put the nose on and he put some eyes on and gave it a little hair tuft," she explained.

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In it is a tuft of Mason's hair and she then shows everyone his handprints, made following his death.

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Then there are the changes that feel closer to a Cronenbergian freakout: curiously dense new tufts of back hair, slightly sharper teeth, a body count of dead critters each morning on the doorstep.

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

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