clusters <a cluster; clusters> N
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cluster VB
cluster bomb
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The leaves grow in crowded clusters at the ends of the branches, and may droop slightly at the tips and bend down from the bases when old.
en.wikipedia.org During migration through the open sea, loggerheads eat jellyfish, floating molluscs, floating egg clusters, squid, and flying fish.
en.wikipedia.org These states tended to fall into one of four clusters: (1) extreme feelings, (2) destructiveness or self-destructiveness, (3) fragmentation or identitylessness, and (4) victimization.
en.wikipedia.org It has 3, lavender ruffled-edge blossoms, edged in an attractive deeper ruby, and often grow on single stems as well as in clusters.
en.wikipedia.org The house, a former groundkeeper's residence, is an older, unsuspecting two-storey structure surrounded by fields and small clusters of trees.
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