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whisker
noun as in slight or narrow amount
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Example Sentences
“That’s how they greet,” Ebsen told me a few weeks before, “their whiskers send signals straight up to their brain which tells them all about your smell, your hormones, everything.”
In the 16th century, California came within a Tudor whisker of being a queen’s land: Elizabeth I.
Celtic won, by a whisker or by a mile, it doesn't really matter.
By distinguishing between each creature’s whisker tips, as well as their base and length, she hopes AI will enable wildlife experts to track and monitor individual members of the population.
A lifelong personal zeal for Scottish independence energised his mission to shift his cause from a sidebar to the mainstream, and to within a whisker of it actually happening.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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