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furled

adjective as in rolled

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They packed up their chairs and furled banners, as the makeshift tent city slowly transformed back into a standard campus plaza.

A furry ball, tightly furled, fell out of it.

The baby’s tail or “fluke,” critical to swimming, was still furled from being compacted in utero.

Throughout the dance, bits of innovation teased — an elegant lift, with one dancer lying on the floor, here; a soloist diving gracefully over the furled curtain there — but “Black on Black on Black,” which seemed to simply stop rather than resolve itself with an ending, clearly needed more time to simmer.

Speaking over a video call from his office in the Kherson administration building, a portrait of Putin behind him and flanked by a furled Russian tricolour, Stremousov blamed the failure to capture Mykolaiv for Kherson’s failure to join Russia.

From Reuters

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

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