Similar words: logger, dagger, bugger, bigger, mugger, nigger, trigger, stagger. Meaning: n. moth having nonfunctional mouthparts as adults; larvae feed on tree foliage and spin egg-shaped cocoons.
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1. Azed's new department is headed by Thomas Egger, who will have overall responsibility for buying, marketing and sales.
2. Helen Egger, a child psychiatrist and epidemiologist at Duke University Medical Center, has studied the relationship between school refusal and conditions like depression and anxiety disorder.
3. Egger says while the ILO has offered direct assistance to reduce child labor in many countries, India, Brazil, and South Africa have done a good job by enforcing their own legislation.
4. Vocabulary: And Professor Garry Egger, director of the New South Wales Centre for Health Promotion and Research, agreed.
5. Dr. Helen Egger, a child psychiatrist and epidemiologist at Duke University Medical Center, has studied the relationship between school refusal and conditions like depression and anxiety disorder.
6. And Professor Garry Egger, director of the New South Wales Centre for Health Promotion and Research, agreed.
7. Now he gets the jitters . He's only a ham - and - egger after all.
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