• cape Presently the sergeant returned in a waterproof cape, dripping, and announced that the prisoner was ready.
• coop Now, however, I could lie back, and use had given me a strange sense of safety; besides, I think I knew, I hope I felt, that the hen-coop was in other Hands than mine.
• cooper Marion frequently changed his encampments from place to place, between Cooper and Santee rivers, with three objects constantly in view; to cut off supplies from the enemy, to prevent all surprises from their sudden irruptions, and to provide for his own men.
• cop "Dam ol' cop" was the phrase, to be exact.
• cope Cope, Henry F.-One Hundred Hymns You Ought to Know.
• copy I have no copy, or I would send it.
• coupe The High Street, towards its southern extremity, takes a sudden bend, forming what the French stage directions call a pan coupe.
• gape Then the front edge of the bulk split and began to gape.
• gop According to an article co-authored by Auerbach for the American Action Forum, the border-adjusted tax included in the GOP 2016 tax reform proposal:27 would "convert the current corporate income tax into what is called a 'destination-based cash flow tax" (DBCFT).
• hake Just east of this ground is a piece of bottom composed of hard mud and shells where hake usually are abundant in summer.
• hap Once and once only he had been mounted; and then as the dusk of evening was coming on he had trotted over quickly to Desmond Court, as though he had in hand some purport of great moment; but if so he changed his mind when he came to the gate, for he walked on slowly for three or four hundred yards beyond it, and then turning his horse's head, slowly made his way back past the gate, and then trotted quickly home to Hap House.
• harp She touched her harp again and the note vibrated for a long while, and when the last vibrations died she touched the string again.
• harper Drennen started, his hands shutting tight, as he waited breathlessly for the words: "John Harper Drennen, you are my prisoner!"
• heap Clelia tossed the flowers in a heap on the table.
• hep Milton Gray notes that from The Hep Cat (1942) on, the cartoons become even more wild as Clampetts experimentation reached a peak.
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• Heep The Lamp is out that lighted up the text Of DICKENS, LEVER-heroes of the pen. Pickwick and Lorrequer we love, but next We place the man who made us see such men. What should we know of Martin Chuzzlewit, Stern Mr. Dombey, or Uriah Heep?
• Hepper
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• goop On the sidewalk Nancy Beal Throws her old banana peel; Throws her apple skin and cores, Right in front of people's doors! Isn't that a shocking trick? Ask that Goop to stop it, quick!
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