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Birds are said to dap when they strike the water. It is a contraction of the phrase "do on", as in "to do on a hat". Attitudes can also be donned. Also, to add content to stored audio or video. As in, 'to eke out a living.' One who gads is a gadabout. Usually spoken as a command to a load-pulling beast. By repeated blows, as with an axe. Often used by oppressive governments. As in, 'to lag in one's studies.' Also means loose, not tight. Also, as slang, a clumsy, doltish person. In a broader sense, to damage. Mostly used to indicate a woman's name before marriage. In a fixed location, pivot from right to left or left to right. From panorama. Softens and separates the fibers in order to produce textiles. Also, to disperse something abstract, such as a concept. Also, to eat or drink in small amounts. By using minerals - alum and salt. Sometimes used with, 'pitch' to indicate movement of a ship.
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