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1Published 1956“...cotton To follow or flatter; to play the toady. PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1956 Not used Not used...”
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2Published 1956“...cotton To agree; to get on well and friendly. PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1956 Not used Not used...”
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3Published“...cotton OED 5 To get on together; to harmonize (1605-) Withdraw? [check] G. Not used Not used...”
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4Published 1970“...cotton Ex: I can't cotton to him. - can't take a liking to him. JH 1/70 1/70 Not used Not used...”
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5Published“...cotton Transp. _DAE_ has 1855 cite 'old cotton strings, so rotten that a good big fish. 1883 _Fish...”
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7Published“...cotton Now Withdraw? slender evidence Used I and Sup Not used Withdrawn Checked by Jordyn Hughes...”
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9Published 1980“...cotton too specific -- a unique application. Now Withdraw OCT 1980 Not used Not used Withdrawn...”
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11Published 1970“...cotton Cotton-plant: _Eriophorum spissum_ Fern. PRINTED ITEM G. M. Story APR 1970 JH 4/70 Not used...”
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12Published 1972“...cotton .grasses, rushes &c., of which the following predominate: . cotton grasses, Eriophorum...”
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13Published 1974“...soiled cotton Factory rejects. Sold by the pound. Used for lining bed quilts. Used for lining bed...”
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14Published 1965“...cotton [nylon nets] 're better than the old fashioned cotton net. DNE-cit JH NOV 17 1965 W. J...”
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15Published 1972“...damish cotton "Cheap cotton with a pattern." From _damask cotton_? Yes W.J. KIRWIN JAN 1972 JH JAN...”
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16Published 1978“...cotton I was in the barrell all the day / And nearly half the night, / But not a sign of Cotton...”
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17Published 1973“... cotton?" you know. Smoked, they'd call it, but I guess that 'twas_ 'twas damaged in the making, you know...”
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18Published 1973“... shavings covered in flour sacking or "cotton duck", a heavy canvas-like material. [*feather bed] ^ W.K. W...”
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19Published“...cotton Asbestos is called the cotton rock by the people in the neighbourhood. This is because...”
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20Published 1978“...cotton In 1922, Major Sydney Cotton, an Australian aviator, in collaboration with Newfoundlander...”
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