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brace
brace, 3
1. A metal or wood member which is used to stiffen or support a structure; a strut which supports or fixes another member in position or a tie used for the same purpose.
3. A tool having a handle, crank, and chuck; used for holding a bit or auger and rotating it to drill a hole by hand; also called a
bit stock.
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When the man got to the pavement he turned around to face them as if to say 'get
back stay away'.
The sofa's square tufted
back stays tidy, yet comfy, with flared legs and arms balanced on a wood base.
Walking Tall was number one in the best-sellers' list and Going
Back stayed in the top 10 for eight weeks.
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