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slack1 1. a. a patch of water without current b. a slackening of a current 2. Prosody (in sprung rhythm) the unstressed syllable or syllables slack2 small pieces of coal with a high ash content
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Picking up the slack is Route66 Classic Grill, a few blocks off campus. Picking up the slack has been an explosion in livestock futures. President Bush and his economic team, as well as others, shrug their collective shoulders and point out that Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai, and Kia have made recent investments in the country, and therefore are picking up the slack from Detroit--that's how capitalism works. |
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