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huck
 v.— «I have to confess to having also experienced the thrill and Zen-like experience of hucking some hand crafted cellulosian creation aloft.» —“Still waiting…” by David M. Stokes Usenet: alt.boomerang Nov. 11, 1990. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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