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Meanings of leaper in English
Genetic editing technique.
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Usage of leaper in English
1
Occasionally, a leaper touched a bar and did not retain his hold.
2
But I tell you I'm going to be a leaper, Phil.
3
I'll back him to be the biggest leaper and the quickest horse in Herefordshire.
4
Maybe it had made her the confident leaper she was.
5
The leaper added two more people after Quinn and cleared all of them, too.
6
Now, your friend Teddy ought to make a fine leaper.
7
He was equally remarkable as a leaper, surpassing all competitors.
8
Pat thereupon jumps the river (he is a splendid leaper), and Tom hesitates.
9
An active leaper might have sprung on to the berg, could footing have been found.
10
He was a fast runner and a good leaper, but seemed to dislike violent exercise.
11
Such a leaper, so fast, and such courage.
12
They talk to a leaper, say, one who lands on an awning or something and somehow survives.
13
If a leaper were to impel himself horizontally only, he would, in the shortest leap, fall below a level.
14
Anyway the leaper can wait.
15
A great leaper and with strong, facile fingers to help, Ignatius stood looking down on the recumbent figure of Buttons.
16
The leaper says, You know, doc, as soon as I jumped out that fourteenth-floor window, I had this overpowering thought.
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Leaper through the time