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View definitions for cushion

cushion

noun as in pillow, pad

verb as in pad, protect from blow

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Example Sentences

The Belgian built an 8-4 cushion but Littler rallied with an 11-dart leg.

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Forty-four-year old Jason Leanders, who went on the camp that immediately followed Guide’s death, said he was beaten three to four times a day by Smyth, who would put his hands into his pants to check he had not put on extra layers to cushion his buttocks.

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Among other issues, he will now have a voice shaping pending rules that set how much cash banks must keep on hand as financial cushion.

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It was then a case of Gunners dominance as they looked for a third and a two-goal cushion, and it eventually came in the 85th minute through an Henry stunner.

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From below the Marvel Stadium stage, a crew member extends his arms to cushion Martin’s fall.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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