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shoulder-high

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shoulder-high [ˈʃəʊldəˈhaɪ] adv to carry sb shoulder-highportare qn in trionfo


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Certain sets may be stacked shoulder-high with only drawers, whereas others may have several drawers coming up to waist-height or less, and a wardrobe placed on top (either all in one piece or removable, it''s up to you).
IT was great to see Stanley Gene being carried shoulder-high by his team-mates after his final game for Papua New Guinea on Sunday.
KERRY-BASED Tommy Cooper was carried shoulder-high into the festival winner's enclosure four years ago after his mare Total Enjoyment captured the Weatherbys Champion Bumper - and a similar scene will no doubt greet him if Forpadydeplasterer can follow suit next week.
 
 
 
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