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body odour
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body odour
A male given name in occasional use since the 1970s
A quarterstaff, especially in an oriental context
{i} male first name (form of Beau)
of obscure origin
in occasional use since the 1970s
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Wood truncheon A long stick used as weapon
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{ü} boo, cry of disapproval or contempt
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a pal ME - personal pronoun UH - expresses hesitation
a long wooden practice staff
A sub-variety of the Ogon that has no value; they exhibit silver in parts of their scales against a black base colour
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staff (long)
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    /ˈbō/ /ˈboʊ/

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    [ 'bO- ] (noun.) 1862. Either borrowed from Scandinavian Bo, Old Norse Búi ("resident"), from búa ("to live", "to dwell"), bú ("dwellingplace"), with similar meanings in modern Swedish and Danish; or a spelling variant of the male given name Beau.