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241. Accident (Accident)
:: Through the fortunate accident of having a tedious instructor I had gained a year
242. Altimeter (altimeter)
:: At a height of 60 kilometres it will be able to detect its own altitude using a pair of radar altimeters which will be able to measure the exact distance to the surface
243. Ashore (Buttik)
:: He was rescued and taken ashore to Guatemala by coastguards last year
244. Bank (Bank)
:: Street kids in Nepal are now being given the opportunity to bank their money so that bigger kids wont beat them up and steal it
245. Bow (Wouerechten)
:: It was covered in black velvet with a blood red rose embroidered on the front and a ribbon of the same colour as the rose tied in a bow at the top
246. Bowline (bowline)
:: Trial watchers in the public gallery could be seen practising their bowlines as forensic scientist Rodger Ide gave an insight into the techniques of examining knots
247. Bowsprit (bowsprit)
:: She went as far forward as she could to the very bowsprit of the ship
248. Boxcar (Boxcar)
:: Though undoubtedly inspired by the Civil Rights Movement it recalls the locomotives and boxcars of the Underground Railroad at times and the souls of millions lost to the rigorous Middle Passage at others
249. Bus (Bus)
:: Connecting to the system bus is a nice first step but we want to be able to send messages from a wellknown address
250. Convertible (Cabriolet)
:: This lets workers do the convertible roof assembly allowing convertibles to go down the same line as the sedans
251. Drift (sech)
:: People who know me will know the general drift of my thoughts and the intensity of my feelings on disasters whether they be personal natural or manmade
252. Heave (hau)
:: He hired hundreds of labourers to heave a large boat a passenger ferry over a mountain in the Andes
253. Hull (Hull)
:: The small dark squares visible along the hull beneath the main deck represent windows that illuminated interior spaces
254. Inn (INN)
:: We have our choice of lovely motels hotels and inns
255. Loop (verantwortlech)
:: When I bent down to loop the wet laces something low slow and wavering caught my eye
256. Obstruct (hemmen)
:: Positioned near Nasrallahs house they waved banners called to the troops through their megaphones and attempted to obstruct the bulldozers movements
257. Obstruction (dogéint gestallt)
:: One hypothesis about the cause of sudden infant death syndrome is upper airway obstruction during sleep
258. Pennant (pennant)
:: This one was decorated profusely with huge banners and pennants of championships dangling on the wall behind the stall
259. Ride (Ride)
:: a stream of young surfers fighting the elements to ride the waves
260. Rigging (rigging)
:: The crew held on to the rigging lines of his parachute as he crawled along the wing towards the fire making holes in the wing with his hands and feet
261. Saloon (saloon)
:: Besides wasteful consumption of so much clean water pollutants discharged by restaurants beauty saloons and large bathing rooms are also to blame for contaminated water
262. Sick (krank)
:: They are sick and depraved and have convinced themselves they are right and the rest of us are wrong
263. Soar (Opschwong)
:: Prices have nearly doubled in the past year soaring to their highest levels since 1988
264. Tailback (tailback)
:: On probably 75 percent of its running plays Ohio State wants to run to the weak side of the offensive line allowing the tailback to cut back to the strong side
265. Tailgate (Villota)
:: Everything else about the exterior of the car is the same including the rear doors and tailgate
266. Ticket (Ticket)
:: And hovering over them all is the constant threat of the police who ticket the men tirelessly leading to hundreds of dollars in fines and repeated stays in jail
267. Tidal (Gezäitekräfte)
:: You must pick your time well as she is often swept by strong tidal currents
268. Tricycle (Tricycle)
:: She is a keen tricyclist and will happily ride a few blocks in this way
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