Resembling or containing or abounding in sand; or growing in sandy areas.
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Please use this number for any future references to this light-bulb issue.
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The paper sheds new light on a big issue for technology companies.
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With the clear morning light and dry roads, they made good time.
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The light at this time of year has a particularly ethereal quality.
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He made light of the problem but said he'd talk to Jason.
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Its friable cliffs and strong tides produce a changeable and barren sea-floor.
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The grave was a shallow one, the freshly turned mould loose and friable.
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Start with the pastry, which is tricky to work with, but delightfully friable.
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A ledge of friable sandstone 3½ feet thick lies next below the roof.
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The same field, well drained, is friable and porous, and uniform in texture.
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Remember that it will come in, though, however mighty your sandy walls.
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Normally we associate sea turtles with warm tropical seas and sandy beaches.
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On the fourth side the plain loses itself in the sandy desert.
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Windows crashed in the cottage and tinkled to the sandy earth outside.
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In the sandy brushes of the low western interior, not beyond lat.
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This immense central sandy plateau is the true home of the bison.
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The long sandy-brown tresses are a very flattering addition, to her look.
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Even like the murmuring of fountains in a parched and sandy desert.
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The sandy bottom furnishes good fares of haddock in May and June.
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The ferns of the cedar woods almost droop against the sandy slope.
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The sandy road leading down to the Eyesore had been deceptively long.
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They may do so occasionally, but in general they choose sandy plains.
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If the soil be sandy and loose, spade in clay and ashes.
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Some fruits thrive best in a stiff clay, others in sandy upland.
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One, found in the Southern States, called Rhizopogon, grows in sandy soil.
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The big sandy area is deserted, and even the children are gone.
