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Ded [dɛd] n
(Military) (in the Russian army) a soldier who has served two or three years [Russian ded grandfather] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Still, they saw no hesitation in each other's faces, and they nod- ded a mute and unprotesting assent when a shag- gy man near them said in a meek voice: "We'll git swallowed. A desire to impress the mind of his companion with the importance of the resolution he had made came over him and he nod- ded his head toward the house. I suppose it was Swaffer who had given him the striped old cotton shirt; but he wore still the na- tional brown cloth trousers (in which he had been washed ashore) fitting to the leg almost like tights; was belted with a broad leathern belt stud- ded with little brass discs; and had never yet ven- tured into the village. |
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