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) a snail can retract its horns,
to retract the landing gear of an aircraft
) nounAs it takes to water the wheels retract and a jet unit propels the machine.New Zealand Herald (2003)
For what he's done, he doesn't just retract his evidence and walk back to us like nothing's different.Seymour, Gerald Field of Blood
He saw a long elegant paw flash out and retract , holding some tiny rodent.Barbara Erskine HIDING FROM THE LIGHT
I hit the Amphibian Mode button and my car's wheels retract.Sun, News of the World (2004)
If it is not showing any signs of beginning to retract , his foreskin may be truly tight and he may need treatment.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
Jack flipped the undercarriage switch to retract the wheels.King, Stuart Hope Has Wings
Singh and three others with legal action if they do not retract their statements.Globe and Mail (2005)
You then retract the spring and wait for another ball to appear before you fire it.British Medical Journal (2002)
`But you can ram it into your target's spinal cord from behind, retract the needle and walk on.Forbes, Colin Cover Story
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