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He scored 30 points and had seven assists, but more importantly, he helped puncture Oklahoma City’s smothering perimeter defense.

The rest of the Trojans’ smothering press has fallen into place over the course of this season, as they’ve grown to better understand each other’s tendencies.

A smothering USC press would eventually put a stop to Greensboro’s plucky start.

"Marine diesel can smother habitats and wildlife, affecting their ability to regulate body temperature, potentially resulting in death."

From BBC

He also recalls a shrimp dish from a Mali chef that reminded him of a smothered shrimp dish his father prepared for special occasions.

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

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