português
joá-de-capote Coarse South American herb grown for its blue-and-white flowers followed by a bladderlike fruit enclosing a dry berry.
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Bad luck! Sharon waved his arm behind him as if shooing flies.
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Men in uniform and civvies stood talking, shooing flies, slapping mosquitoes.
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Avasarala waved a hand as if she were shooing flies.
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We have a dog Pharaoh and a horse Shoo Fly.
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The man waves his hand as if shooing flies.
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She banged again on the door while the old woman shooed flies from her sweetbreads.
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Curtain falls, and Baker wakes up to lead his orchestra through the mazes of " Shoo Fly."
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'There's nothing wrong with " Shoo Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy".'
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On Monday the presenter talks to Catherine, who has phoned in with a tip for shooing flies out of bedrooms.
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" Shoo Fly" by the Orchestra, and remarks on dress by the ladies as before.
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Every negro minstrel just now is singing the answer, and the hand organs are playing the tune, ' Shoo Fly, don't bodder me.'
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"Aren't you supposed to be in school?" He waved them toward the door as though shooing flies.
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And as soon as he walked in, he saw women crying, and children squatting, and others shooing flies off the faces of the injured men.
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"They find out who killed their governor -" Basia began, but Coop waved a hand like shooing flies.
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"I haven't heard anything about that," muttered Don Jerónimo, sticking his head out from behind the newspaper he shooed flies with.