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napkin

noun as in linen

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“I can be the napkin lady,” she said.

They came for the face painting and food, and their concerns are more mundane: teaching kids to read, paying the bills, finding a napkin to clean Popsicle juice off chubby toddler legs.

Carlos first sketched it on a napkin; five weeks later, a precisely orchestrated team built the elaborate tent, including a team of seven who draped the frame with 7,000 yards of fabric.

As Scariot cleaned up the mess with a napkin, Pickles ran for freedom through an open car door.

The following year, the commission found “deputies taking it upon themselves to decide if a woman will get an additional napkin if she needs it.”

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

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