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measure abdominal girth
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stopped to tighten a slipping saddle girth
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horse has a 76 inch girth
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When she reached her boat, she hunkered beside its girth, head low.† (source)
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At first, the man looked down, past his girth, to the ground, but when his eyes returned to the painter, the question clearly made him uncomfortable.† (source)
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We decorate the tree with ornaments that take up half of our closet space, eat Christmas cookies that help us grow in both spirit and girth, and read Christmas stories that leave my children asking questions like "How can Santa not bring toys for some kids when, Mommy, you told us that all kids are good inside?"† (source)
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Now it was perfume that clung to him like perfume, and he had a girth to match his height.† (source)
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For some miles there was nothing to be heard but the steady, cushioned clumping of the great-horses' hoofs, slight creaking from the girths and panniers, and, occasionally, some small animal scuttling out of our way.† (source)
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There were ruddy, brown-faced, broad-girthed Spanish Onions, shining in the fatness of their growth like Spanish Friars, and winking from their shelves in wanton slyness at the girls as they went by, and glanced demurely at the hung-up mistletoe.† (source)
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A huge man was next to him, more fat than muscle, his girth barely contained between the arms of the white plastic chair he sat in.† (source)
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Hurriedly he strapped on the saddle-bags, gave quick glance to girths and cinches and stirrups, then leaped astride.† (source)
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There was his Excellency the Prince of Peterwaradin, with his Princess—a nobleman tightly girthed, with a large military chest, on which the plaque of his order shone magnificently, and wearing the red collar of the Golden Fleece round his neck.† (source)
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As they circled past a pillar-thicker in girth than any redwood she could imagine-Vittoria saw an orange glow up ahead.† (source)
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I looked up and saw, far off in the shade of a tree, half a dozen armed knights and their squires; and straightway there was bustle among them and tightening of saddle-girths for the mount.† (source)
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What an encouragement it was that someone built this thing, lugging so much wood and soil up five narrow flights, raising the posts and joists, and vines growing out of half barrels, old whiskey barrels great-girthed and stained, and she sat with three others at the table eating nachos and drinking sangria, the others did—Klara liked her wine unmixed.† (source)
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It seemed quite large, if the shoreline was any indication; left and right it stretched on with only a slight curve, showing the island to have a fair girth.† (source)
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