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(Art) supporting stick used by artists to hold the hand which is painting	mahlstick
(French) lively dance from Provence where men and women hold hands (accompanied by pipe and tabor), music for farandole dance, Provençal dance	farandole
(Medicine) mold used to hold a skin graft in place during healing; thin tube inserted into a tubular structure (e.g. a blood vessel) to hold it open or remove a blockage	stent
, ,, amount held by cup, amount that a cup can hold	cupful
10 dollars, sawhorse, ten-dollar bill; sawhorse, four-legged support used to hold wood while cutting	sawbuck
3-legged stand, 3-legged support for pan, three-legged stand or stool, tripod; metal plate with three short legs used to hold a hot dish (used to support hot dishes or pans)	trivet
40 days, detain, hold in isolation, hold in confinement, isolate to avoid spread of disease, isolation to prevent spread of disease, confinement; blockage, enforcement of sanctions, place of isolation, state or period of isolation, time of enforced iso...	quarantine
a large amount, amount a pocket will hold, amount in a pocket	pocketful
a trademark for an insulated or vacuum container used to hold a liquid and maintain it at a constant temperature	Thermos
abdominal pain, bar with bent ends, be affected with cramp, confine, impede, restrain; constrict; fasten with a clamp, confined place, cramp iron, device for holding things together, hamper, hold together, muscle contraction; clamp, bar which holds obj...	cramp
ability to achieve something, control, grip, clasp, hold; understanding, knowledge, realization, hand grip, hold something, hold tight, grip; grab hold; understand, comprehend, take an opportunity, take hold of something, try to take hold of something,...	grasp
able to grasp something, aggressively eager, capable of grasping, capable of taking hold, able to seize, quick to understand	prehensile
able to hold a lot, spacious, roomy	capacious
able to retain something, tending to keep possession; tending to hold, tending to maintain; having a good memory, with good memory	retentive
abstain, forebear, restrain oneself, desist, chorus, hold self back, melody, recurring piece of verse, something repeated often, verse or phrase that is repeated during a song or poem, chorus; music or melody that accompanies the chorus	refrain

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