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Part of Speech: noun
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Part of Speech: verb
Part of Speech: verb transitive
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For a week Eddy did not appear at the office. - "The Man Upstairs and Other Stories", P. G. Wodehouse.
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Newton redoubled his exertions, when, within thirty yards of the shore, an eddy assisted him, and he made sure of success; but when within ten yards, a counter current again caught him, and swept him down. - "Newton Forster", Frederick Marryat.
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She would go into the garden, where she could look down the road and have the first glimpse of Eddy Minns climbing the hill. - "The Awakening of Helena Richie", Margaret Deland.