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paste

noun as in glue, adhesive

verb as in glue, adhere

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Known as echoes, these items can then be spawned or "pasted" into the world, allowing players to come up with solutions to obstacles and puzzles.

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I’ll chop all those up, add them to some tomato paste and some tomatoes.

When the Conservatives last took an almighty pasting at a general election, in 1997, it took them 13 years and four leaders to make it back to power.

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She has always denied any wrongdoing, insisting she only copied and pasted the information before deleting it and apologising.

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He was so relentless in his abuse that he had a template of messages that he would copy and paste to the children.

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

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