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dorsal
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dorsal
1. Anatomy Zoology relating to the back or spinal part of the body
2. Botany of, relating to, or situated on the side of an organ that is directed away from the axis

dorsal [′dȯr·səl]
(anatomy)
Located near or on the back of an animal or one of its parts.

canopy
1. A decorative hood above a niche, pulpit, choir stall, or the like.
2. A covered area which extends from the wall of a building, protecting an entrance or loading dock.
3. The collective term for the upper blanket of foliage on trees.


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But most often, nearing midnight on the darkest nights, we used machetes to cleave the dorsals of wary dorado, the freshwater barracuda.
As Varscha gets tense, she benefits from loosening of the upper dorsals through cranial massage and osteopathy.
He's thrown in a new vocabulary to make up for it: Upright rows, military presses, lunges, dorsals, quads, abductions, nadge knackerers (OK, I made the last one up).
 
 
 
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