stunt
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stunt
perform a stunt or stunts -
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check the growth or development of "You will stunt your growth by building all these muscles" -
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stunt
a difficult or unusual or dangerous feat; usually done to gain attention -
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a creature (especially a whale) that has been prevented from attaining full growth
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A check in growth; also, that which has been checked in growth; a stunted animal or thing. -
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Specifically: A whale two years old, which, having been weaned, is lean, and yields but little blubber. -
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To hinder from growing to the natural size; to prevent the growth of; to stint, to dwarf; as, to stunt a child; to stunt a plant. "When, by a cold penury, I blast the abilities of a nation, and stunt the growth of its active energies, the ill or may do is beyond all calculation."
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stunt
Dull; obtuse; stupid; foolish. -
stunt
Fierce; angry. -
stunt
To make a fool of. -
stunt
To check; cramp; hinder; stint: used of growth or progress. -
stunt
To check the growth or development of; hinder the increase or progress or; cramp; dwarf: as, to stunt a child by hard usage. -
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stunt
An animal which has been prevented from attaining its proper growth; a stunted creature; specifically, a whale of two years, which, having been weaned, is lean, and yields but little blubber. -
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A check in growth; a partial or complete arrest of development or progress. -
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A feat; a performance of more or less difficulty, especially in athletics. -
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An assistant; assistant.
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Stunt
stunt to hinder from growth, to dwarf, check -
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Stunt
a check in growth: an animal whose growth is stunted
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary See Stint
Mostly because it's the only pie-in-the-face stunt of note in the history of the NFC North blog. espn.go.com
Illusionist David Blaine's Electrifying Stunt Is Shockingly Safe. dc101.com
Why David Blaine's million-volt stunt is shockingly safe. msnbc.msn.com
David Blaine's electrifying stunt is shockingly safe. foxnews.com
Illusionist David Blaine's Electrifying Stunt is Shockingly Safe. msnbc.msn.com
Santa and his elf seem to have problems right off the bat, but still decide to go forward with the stunt. mix108.com
Gary Powell is the guy you call when a movie stunt enters ""death-defying"" territory. ifc.com
Daredevil stuntman Blaine goes for shock-factor with latest stunt. foxnews.com
Daredevil stuntman David Blaine goes for shock-factor with latest high voltage stunt. lubbockonline.com
Stunt-man , free-runner, parkour specialist. kicks105.com
A Stuntman 's Guide to the Most Exciting Stunts in Film History. theatlantic.com
He's a stunt man in the film and even supplied some key props. ksdk.com
I've met my craft match in stunt man Rocky Hardcore. blog.mlive.com
A stunt pilot died when he crashed his plane into the Gulf of Mexico north of Tampa. cjb.com
Stunt pilot knows the drill. northernpublicradio.org
Similarly we see this where the sharing is stunted in irregular mobility between 700 and 800 seconds.
Content Sharing for Mobile Devices
Star formation may be triggered by supernovae shock waves in neighboring clouds (Elmegreen & Lada 1977) but, at closer quarters, it may be stunted by photoionization and evaporation of molecular clumps within HII regions (Hester et al. 1996).
The Masses of the Orion Proplyds from Submillimeter Dust Emission
This is because it enables perturbations to grow on all distance scales, whereas relativistic hot dark matter escapes from small-scale perturbations, whose growth via gravitational instabilities is thereby stunted 137 .
The Strange Spin of the Nucleon
Hence we obtain the stunted growth (stagnation) of Raman transformation once again.
A simple theory for the Raman spike
Note that periodic orbits orb(p) that avoid int(∪iZi ) are the same as periodic orbits of the non-stunted map S .
Monotonicity of entropy for real multimodal maps
Your creative tract is prepared for action and has been doing a little stunt all by itself. "Black Oxen" by
The stunt did more than earn the boys a large share of fame. "Radio Boys Loyalty" by
Also, small stunted trees unfit for timber. "The Sailor's Word-Book" by
That was a stunt that stuck, though. "Odd Numbers" by
Sapwood of old and stunted pines is composed of more rings than that of young and thrifty specimens. "Seasoning of Wood" by
Carmeau will never show me new stunts again. "The Trail of the Hawk" by
I remember the stunt myself. "A Pirate of Parts" by
Matter fact, I worked out the right stunt, coming down. "Free Air" by
What about your little stunt? "Crooked Trails and Straight" by
Have any idea what they'd pay for a stunt like that? "Summer Snow Storm" by
And check the German Kaiser's stunt,
We still can brag, and wave the flag,
But send the British to the front.
Beneath a stunted sycamore,
She added darkness utterly,
To the dim light, the shrouded tree,
By her hands held her face before.
That soon even that would be gone:
It whispered, "The grim walls enfold me,
I have bloomed in my last summer's sun."
But that stunted elm tree she never did see,
Yet her little heart sometimes felt gay
As she listened to the thrushes that warbled the live-long day.
Me course; an' wore a frown
Thro' swallerin' me speech unchewed,
An' chokin' curse-words down.
Oh, dear! It was a dreadful stunt!
Then, gracious me, I hit the Front!
The Super-caveman, one might say;
The pride of youth, the maiden's dream,
And in the chase the first to slay.
Where we are stunted he is tall:
In short, a menace to us all.