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trunks



NOUN
Bermuda shorts
Synonyms


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New stores are opening in affluent areas, ideally with drive-throughs so donors can pull up and pop their trunks to drop off items.

From The Wall Street Journal

Both heat and freezes can cause damage to the trees’ bark and trunks that produces vertical cracks and gashes that affect their growth and make them vulnerable to further problems, Walsh said.

From Washington Post

The embassy also said it was “promoting hybrid dwarf coconut trees for new planting,” whose short trunks meant that harvesting coconuts would “no longer require monkey labor.”

From New York Times

“The future of public transportation, as I imagine it, is you do want to build some main trunks of service, so I would not discourage further expansion of major lines.”

From Seattle Times

At 21, Kansuma came home with trunks full of costumes and wigs and quickly opened her first studio in a downtown Los Angeles hotel.

From Los Angeles Times