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woody

adjective as in woodlike

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“He was new,” running back Woody Marks said, “so he really didn’t feel ready to open up.”

Woody Marks, USC’s lead running back, raved about Maiava’s “cannon arm,” while tight end Lake McRee noted that Maiava can “throw the ball all over.”

Farrow’s program bio conspicuously doesn’t mention her work with Woody Allen, her former partner with whom she was involved in a very public dispute over allegations that the filmmaker had molested their adopted daughter, Dylan.

But by the time the ball made it to Woody Marks on that pivotal fourth down, he was stopped immediately in the backfield.

Woody Marks tallied three first-half touchdowns on the ground.

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

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