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nounA hidden or unsuspected danger or difficulty.
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The pitfalls of buying goods at public auctions
nounA hidden or unsuspected danger or difficulty.
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The pitfalls of buying goods at public auctions
nounThe spongy white tissue lining the rind of oranges, lemons, and other citrus fruits.
Usage examples:
Remove the rind and white pith from the lemons and then cut the flesh into very thin slices, removi…
verbRemove the pith from.
Usage examples:
Peel and pith the oranges
nounThe top of a mineshaft.
Usage examples:
Alongside the headgear at the pithead stood the colliery manager's house.
Pitheads
ˈpɪt.hednounThe top of a mineshaft.
Usage examples:
Alongside the headgear at the pithead stood the colliery manager's house.
adjectiveOf, relating to, or resembling pithecanthropus; (figurative) apelike, primitive, clumsy.
adjective= pithecanthropic .
nounA pithecanthropus; any of various closely related hominids.
adjective= pithecanthropic .
nounA former genus name applied to some fossil hominids found in java in 1891.
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Among the early additions were the pithecanthropus fossils (the so-called java man) from a human-si…
adjectiveOf, relating to, or characteristic of the subfamily pitheciinae (family cebidae) of south american monkeys, which includes the sakis and uakaris, and (according to some authors) the night monkeys and titis.
nounA monkey of the subfamily pitheciinae.
adjectiveResembling or relating to the apes, especially the higher apes; apelike.
nounAn ape, especially a higher ape.
verbRemove the pith from.
Usage examples:
Peel and pith the oranges
nounThe spongy white tissue lining the rind of oranges, lemons, and other citrus fruits.
Usage examples:
Remove the rind and white pith from the lemons and then cut the flesh into very thin slices, removi…
adjectiveFull of pith, pithy; substantial, important; succinct.
adjective(of a fruit or plant) containing much pith.
Usage examples:
When the trees bloom in march or april, the walkers try to remove any remaining old, pithy fruit.
adjective(of a fruit or plant) containing much pith.
Usage examples:
When the trees bloom in march or april, the walkers try to remove any remaining old, pithy fruit.
adverbIn a clever way that uses only a few words
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He could write pithily and entertainingly., her contribution was briefer, but pithily incisive.
verbRemove the pith from.
Usage examples:
Peel and pith the oranges
nounThe spongy white tissue lining the rind of oranges, lemons, and other citrus fruits.
Usage examples:
Remove the rind and white pith from the lemons and then cut the flesh into very thin slices, removi…
nounA large earthenware storage jar.
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A number of vases were recovered in the room: two high-necked cups, a large skyphos, three amphoras…
nounA large earthenware storage jar.
Usage examples:
A number of vases were recovered in the room: two high-necked cups, a large skyphos, three amphoras…
verbRemove the pith from.
Usage examples:
Peel and pith the oranges
nounThe spongy white tissue lining the rind of oranges, lemons, and other citrus fruits.
Usage examples:
Remove the rind and white pith from the lemons and then cut the flesh into very thin slices, removi…
nounArticles made of pith, especially that of the plant aeschynomene aspera; the craft or occupation of making such articles.
adjective(of a fruit or plant) containing much pith.
Usage examples:
When the trees bloom in march or april, the walkers try to remove any remaining old, pithy fruit.
nounThe quality or condition of being pitiable.
adjectiveDeserving or arousing pity.
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The men were in a pitiable condition
adverbIn a way that makes you feel sympathy
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Her voice shook pitiably, but she forced herself to speak., the region was pitiably poor 40 years a…
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