亚洲网紅露点

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dacker

[ dak-er, dah-ker ]

verb (used without object)

Scot. and North England.
  1. to totter or stagger.
  2. to waver or shake.
  3. to saunter; move slowly or idly.
  4. to vacillate; act irresolutely or indecisively.


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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins

Origin of dacker1

1625鈥35; perhaps < early Dutch daeckeren to flutter, vibrate, Middle Dutch dakeren to wave, flutter
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鈥淭here is inherent shame around sex, so an infection from sex is seen as avoidable and due to either poor hygiene or 鈥榮leeping around,鈥欌 says Dr. Evelin Dacker, a physician who specializes in sexual health and consent.

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Dacker went 2 for 3 in the game and narrowly missed his second homer with his eighth-inning double.

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Conan and Fifteen of the Fena are carried off by the Gilla Dacker's Horse, 235 III.

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If that be so," replied the Gilla Dacker, "I will join the horse-service, as I have a fine steed of my own; and indeed, if I had known this before, I would certainly have come hither on horseback, instead of walking.

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At this speech the Fena all burst out laughing, to see the Gilla Dacker showing such concern for his miserable, worthless old skeleton of a horse.

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