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jaw

[jaw] / dʒɔ /






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But defeat has been clutched from the jaws of victory before.

From The Wall Street Journal

At my pretend-indignant jaw drop, he says, “I’m a dork, too.”

From Literature

A slight tension flexes through her jaw, and a sharpness appears in her eyes that I’ve not seen before.

From Literature

“I said…,” Ragginold drawled, his jaw working steadily on the dandelion stem, “… the fox had a mom.”

From Literature

First-responders used the jaws of life to free the vehicle’s passengers, according to media reports.

From Los Angeles Times