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Hamble

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Ham´ble    (hăm´b'l)
v. t.1.To hamstring.
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The five-year-old female Gloucester Old Spot cross had become lodged down the drain close to the banks of the River Hamble, near Curbridge in Hampshire.
Porker lands in a bit of a spot by Birmingham Mail (England)
The company which supplied the barbecues, Glasgow-based Hamble Distribution, admitted a single charge of supplying a dangerous product, in a prosecution brought by Rhondda Cynon Taf council.
Fined for supplying a dangerous barbecue by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Humpty was prone to falling over, and his pals included Big Ted - who had to be replaced after he was stolen in the early years - Little Ted, and Hamble the doll - the least liked of the toys by under-fives for the entire run of the programme.
Two good to miss by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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