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mast

noun as in spar

Strongest match

Strong matches

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The calls were traced to a phone mast near him.

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Planning consent can also be required for lorry routes, storing construction materials, communication masts, fences and lighting.

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The model reveals how the ship was crushed by the ice - the masts toppled and parts of the deck in tatters - but the structure itself is largely intact.

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The cost was due to the “unfortunate confluence,” she said, of the dog needing ACL surgery and then developing mast cell cancer.

SDL Auctions said the sale was a "fantastic opportunity" as most similar sites had been decommissioned and bought up by telecoms companies in the 1990s to convert into mobile phone mast locations.

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

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