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void
1. not legally binding
2. (of a card suit or player) having no cards in a particular suit
3. a lack of any cards in one suit
void [vȯid]
(computer science)
In optical character recognition, an island of insufficiently inked paper within the area of the intended character stroke.
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Dogs are very much creatures of habit, and they tend to pick certain areas to do their "business", and these areas become habitual voiding areas.
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