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- noun Common misspelling of
susurration .
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Examples
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If I could choose the language in which I spoke to you,I would choose to speak in Gaelic,the sliding scale, the sussuration of breath,The sound of water beating between us.
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If I could choose the language in which I spoke to you,I would choose to speak in Gaelic,the sliding scale, the sussuration of breath,The sound of water beating between us.
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If I could choose the language in which I spoke to you,I would choose to speak in Gaelic,the sliding scale, the sussuration of breath,The sound of water beating between us.
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If I could choose the language in which I spoke to you,I would choose to speak in Gaelic,the sliding scale, the sussuration of breath,The sound of water beating between us.
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If I could choose the language in which I spoke to you,I would choose to speak in Gaelic,the sliding scale, the sussuration of breath,The sound of water beating between us.
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If I could choose the language in which I spoke to you,I would choose to speak in Gaelic,the sliding scale, the sussuration of breath,The sound of water beating between us.
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If I could choose the language in which I spoke to you,I would choose to speak in Gaelic,the sliding scale, the sussuration of breath,The sound of water beating between us.
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If I could choose the language in which I spoke to you,I would choose to speak in Gaelic,the sliding scale, the sussuration of breath,The sound of water beating between us.
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Days later the hitherto peaceful atmosphere was interrupted by a steady sussuration.
The Lives of Felix Gunderson Sugu Althomsons 2010
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NBC has reviewed all of its cameras and has determined the offending sussuration did not originate from either of the moderators or any of the candidates.
m8eyboy commented on the word sussuration
Hazel and Pipkin are on an early morning adventure at a farm. They're alert for dogs, cats, owls, stoats, and humans...
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It originates from late Middle English 'sussuration' (current from about 1150 to about 1470) from 'susarrare', to murmur, in Latin.
There are 2,580 instances of 'sussuration' on the Web according to Google.
April 23, 2007