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I . patch [pætʃ] N

3. patch (piece of ground):

4. patch SOCIOL (defined locality for work):

6. patch (spot of different colour):

7. patch (cover for eye):

8. patch MED (piece of fabric):

patch up VB trans

1. patch up (renovate, restore, mend):

2. patch up fig (conciliate, settle differences):

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The otolith organs are beds of sensory cells in the inner ear, specifically small patches of hair cells.
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His name comes, quite obviously, from his choice of clothing; a large top hat made of patches of cloth, with a faded skull pattern.
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During drier eras patches of prairie arose, although they are now succeeding back to hardwood forests.
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The underside is a dirty white speckled with grey and black patches.
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So far, however, the delicate plants grow unmolested in scraggly patches much like weeds.
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He wore an old sports jacket with leather patches on the elbows, and if he'd been cycling his trousers would be tied with string.
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It has white patches on its sides of its breast.
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Additional uses are in the making of nicotine transdermal patches since the copolymer binds well with other agents to form gel like substances.
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Later, full mail shirts were replaced with mail patches, called gussets, sewn onto a gambeson or arming jacket.
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Mainly dry across the region tonight, with some good clear spells leading to a widespread frost and the formation of some freezing fog patches.
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