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391. Offside (buitenspel)
:: As coach he dragged players who ignored his leads even if they were kicking goals and put many players offside
392. Mate (stuurman)
:: Better get that down you then mate keep the cold at bay
393. Instructor (instructeur)
:: She is now on a mission to teach instructors through a certification course and written exam
394. Wash (wassen)
:: He helps with the evening meal takes the little one swimming and talks the big one through his homework bungs in a wash and then rolls up his sleeves for bathtime
395. Plush (pluche)
:: I was in a beautiful and cushy room with maroon painted walls and plush chairs all around
396. Ply (vouw)
:: Synthetic single ply roof systems are not the cheapest way to reroof a mobile home in the short term
397. Gunboat (kanonneerboot)
:: The Liberal government anchored gunboats in the River Mersey and sent 7000 troops to the city
398. Cubbyhole (cubbyhole)
:: Preparations to depart took a long time so I unpacked and stowed my belongings in the many drawers cabinets and cubbyholes in the cabin took a shower to rinse off the sweat then settled in to read a book
399. Star (ster)
:: Castors skill with horses is said to be shared by those born under the influence of the star
400. Truck (vrachtauto)
:: Your job as a forklift truck operator would be to load and unload goods deliveries and move them to and from storage areas in a warehouse or depot
401. Offshore (offshore)
:: The first article looks at the effect that offshore outsourcing is having on medical transcription
402. Claim (vordering)
:: Some householders then claim compensation from the council and the council demands the builder repays that compensation
403. Cab (taxi)
:: A large black lorry with a red cab was seen making its getaway with its tipper still up leaving a trail of debris down the street
404. Cabin (cabine)
:: Flights from either Edinburgh or Glasgow to New York on October 29 are included and you get a balcony cabin on board the ship
405. Cable (kabel)
:: And even though we have cable we watch all the Spanish language channels to entertain us and inform us about whats going on in the world
406. Trucker (trucker)
:: Under pressure of increased costs and competition truckers have been forced to take on increased workloads and some have sought protection under a union contract
407. Subway (metro)
:: Not their fault really but with no subways or overbridges for pedestrians they have no choice but to risk life and limb and walk across the road obstructing traffic in the process
408. Cabriolet (cabriolet)
:: This vehicle needed a smaller less flashy horse than the Cabriolet and the groom sat to the left of the driver
409. Roadblock (roadblock)
:: Stone ran into considerable roadblocks when making the film
410. Roadkill (roadkill)
:: they plan to feed the wolves roadkill for several weeks
411. Roadside (kant van de weg)
:: Further tests may reveal whether planting Neotyphodiuminfected robust needlegrass along roadsides could discourage animals from grazing too close to roadways
412. Tipper (kiepauto)
:: He makes 705 an hour plus tips but he said wealthy travelers arent very good tippers
413. Astern (achteruit)
:: Not long after leaving Binga the skipper put into a small bay to secure the four boats towed astern of the Kholisa II
414. Junction (knooppunt)
:: I stopped at the junction that joined the studio with the main road
415. Junk (rommel)
:: I only have an hour to get all my junk together
416. Junkyard (autokerkhof)
:: Thus parts of the city dumps landfills and junkyards are both unpeopled and unclaimed yet perversely organic in the manner in which junk simply accumulates and grows
417. Corner (hoek)
:: Still right now give me the man in the third corner the one with the dreads the silly smile and the big bat
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