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Sometimes spelled “chowchow,” some linked its name to nineteenth-century Chinese railway workers, for whom the term described a condiment of orange peel and ginger in heavy syrup. ❋ Molly O’Neill (2010)

The man replied that the term described the company's growth strategy for 2006 - to fund all loans. ❋ By GRETCHEN MORGENSON (2011)

Accusing someone of "plagiarizing" off the Internet, at least under the circumstances herein described, is tantamount to accusing a writer of cheating by using reference books in a library. ❋ Unknown (2008)

James added: With Punk IPA the panel decided that the phrase 'this is an aggressive beer' on the label described a flavour characteristic of the product and the phrase when read in context, clearly referred to the taste of the product. ❋ Thatsnews (2008)

The clinic administered the drug by what the label described as the "preferred" method -- "deep intramuscular injection." ❋ Unknown (2008)

In World War II, the word described suicidal pilots who dived their planes into enemy ships. ❋ William Safire (2004)

The phrase described one technique for physically searching a crime scene for clues, in which the CS officer covers the floor or ground in one direction, back and forth, like mowing a lawn, then turns perpendicular and covers the same ground again. ❋ Jeffery Deaver (2002)

SHAWN CHAPMAN, ATTORNEY FOR SARA JANE OLSON: ... that it's obviously going to be recalculated pursuant to 1170.2, that the court should simply sentence Ms. Olson to the term described by law. ❋ Unknown (2002)

But to these men, the phrase described something else. ❋ By MICHAEL WILSON (2012)

The title described the show accurately, and (though a model of civilized debate by today's cable-chat standards) it was criticized for rewarding noisy disagreement for its own sake. ❋ Timothy Noah (2010)

LOUIS - St. Louis Blues forward Paul Kariya has been sidelined after the first period of a game against the Chicago Blackhawks with what the term described as a lower body injury. ❋ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (2010)

Further, during the term described in the Investor Rights Agreement, Novartis is permitted to own no more than ❋ Unknown (2010)

In its early usage, the term described heterosexual fears that others might think they were homosexual George Weinberg, a gay activist and psychologist, who attempted to define it in clinical literature shortly before the downgrading of homosexuality as a mental illness by the ❋ Aschlafly (2010)

Tom: "[So what] did she say Jim?" Jim: "Well, [she said that] you were tall, dark, and handsome. Tom: "[That's good] news...good describations." ❋ King_Ninja (2006)

There is 3 people standing by a door. two women and a man. one is Candace facing the tv [on set]. She speaks trying to say a television show is in described video. A second male on stage is laying on a [coutch]. he is attempting to prove her wrong because the television show is really just being narrated or Several people are visible in the picture, in particular, four women in the [foreground] who are facing the camera. ❋ Dr.Provesyouwrong (2011)

[Go] describe a spruce tree [Payge]!!! ❋ Gosuckasprucetree (2022)

“[Words] can not describe how much [I love you, but] —describes in [600] [words] how much she loves him—“ ❋ TheAlwaysCorrect1 (2023)

[POTHOLE] (Describing someone) defines: when used to describe someone POTHOLE means they are a dickhead and should be avoided at all costs, especially on nights out. “Don’t go near him, he’s a [pothole]” “Your bird is a pothole” “Fuck off you pothole” “Your one is a pothole and a [gowl]” (see “gowl” for meaning“ Plural: “You’re all potholes” Group of potholes: SHOWER of potholes Or PACK of potholes ❋ Potsy (2020)

Why does the author describe how she counted the rows of deck lights when she was in the lifeboa ❋ Datboi101lol (2021)

person 1: hey how do you describe wall [person 2]: [I don't know] it's [a wall] ❋ Adriel Is Best (2021)

when tragedy can't describe ❋ Xdr5t3evq3q (2023)

Jordan: "This [peanut butter and jelly sandwich] is so [nostalgic]." Marie: "Wow, that's a very strong **[describation]**." ❋ Marieiol (2023)