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    It probably stems from an abbreviated Latin word, is raised over something dubious and its first recorded use in English is often attributed to a 16th century poet who was also a soldier and a politician. What is it?

    Question #39103. Asked by gmackematix.

    shady shaker

    Is it a question MARK?

    Sep 26 03, 6:12 AM
    jbean

    Sounds like an eyebrow

    Nov 18 03, 8:57 PM
    griffinj

    Hackles?

    Nov 18 03, 9:35 PM

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