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fireplug

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fire hydrant, fireplug
fire hydrant
A supply outlet from a water main, for use in case of fire.
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An agitator and fireplug at about 5-foot-10 and 193 pounds, Sobotka is strong on the puck, which he showed while battling persistently behind the net yesterday before flipping a deft little backhand pass out front to Wheeler for the Bruins' first goal.
Here's a case for the defense by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
With his sexuality normalized through domesticity, the author of a 1988 Cosmopolitan interview is able to concede that he has romantic appeal: "Okay, so he's bald, about as statuesque as a fireplug, has played almost nothing but sleazebags.
Danny DeVito's body by Clarke, Michael Tavel / Genders
Then in his 70s, a feisty fireplug with a shaven head, he would growl at grade-grubbing MBA students scribbling his every word: "Stop writing and listen
Going into labor by Kinney, David / Business North Carolina
 
 
 
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