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(Oops, I sent the ballot from the wrong email address. It will
still work if you reply to the first message, but this is the
address that I intended to use.)<br>
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Well, we can be sure that it's a noun, at least. Vote for a
singloid and a doublarooney, and get them votes in by the time
income tax returns need to be postmarked in Hawaii. There were a
few joke definitions as well, but for various reasons that I'll
explain later, I'll wait until the results to send those to you.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - A catamite's concubine.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - A transparent dental filler, primarily for enamel
reinforcement not replacement.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - A small arborial primate of South Asia,
distinguished by its characteristic two-note song.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - 1. A working scale model of the solar system. 2. A
navigational device that tracks the motions of the moon and near
planets.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - (also cucoloris, kookaloris, cookaloris or
cucalorus) A device for casting shadows or silhouettes to produce
patterned illumination, in lighting for film, theatre and still
photography.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - The part of the base of the flower to which the
petals attach.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - The membrane beneath the tongue which attaches it
to the gums.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - The binding energy liberated when a dollar bill is
broken down into more massive change.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - The bristles or bumps on members of the squash
family, such as crooked neck and zucchini, not to mention cucumbers.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - The featherdown pheasant aloft in a gale, who has
to be careful to tie up his tail (from <i>The Unfamiliar Fowls</i>
by Doctor Seuss).<br>
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cuculoris - n. - The doubled diagonal bandoliers introduced into the
uniform of the British Grenadier Guards in 1726 by the regiment's
colonel, William Cadogan, 1st Earl Cadogan.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - [Lat. cucullum, hood] The distinctive dark maroon
cowl worn by monks (and, during the late 13th through mid-16th
Centuries, knights) belonging to the Order of Saint George the
Great.<br>
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cuculoris - n. - In human dentistry, a "baby" tooth that has never
been replaced by an adult tooth.<br>
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Jean-Joseph<br>
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