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- noun Plural form of
orb .
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Examples
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II. i.9 (22,4) [To dew her orbs upon the green] For _orbs_ Dr. Gray is inclined to substitute _herbs_.
Notes to Shakespeare — Volume 01: Comedies Samuel Johnson 1746
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Dearer to me than those orbs is naught, O thou witching-eyed fairy! '
Psalms of the Sisters Caroline Augusta Foley Rhys 1909
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There was discussion of so-called 'orbs' - balls of light captured on many of today's digital cameras.
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There was discussion of so-called 'orbs' - balls of light captured on many of today's digital cameras.
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Morrison said, explaining that the photographs revealed several "orbs" - floating bubbles of light - in the hallway, attic and downstairs apartment.
The Mining Journal 2008
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For what is the moon, that it haunts us, this impudent companion immigrated from the system’s less fortunate margins, the realm of dust collected in orbs?
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For what is the moon, that it haunts us, this impudent companion immigrated from the system’s less fortunate margins, the realm of dust collected in orbs?
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Reynolds, which owns the Grizzly and Kodiak snuff brands, also markets spit-free tobacco pouches called snus and oval-shaped lozenges called orbs.
Cigarette Sales May Be Off, But Lorillard Still Rolls On Mike Esterl 2011
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RANDI: Well, the orbs is a recent development, particularly with digital cameras.
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The hue of the orbs was the most brilliant of black, and, far over them, hung jetty lashes of great length.
Famous Modern Ghost Stories Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev 1895
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