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pearly
/ ˈɜːɪ /
adjective
- resembling a pearl, esp in lustre
- of the colour pearl; pale bluish-grey
- decorated with pearls or mother-of-pearl
noun
- a London costermonger who wears on ceremonial occasions a traditional dress of dark clothes covered with pearl buttons
- plural the clothes or the buttons themselves
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- ˈԱ, noun
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- i·Ա noun
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Wood, whose pearly whites and “White Lotus” character were mocked, said in a since-expired Instagram story that she found the bit “mean and unfunny.”
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While many species can regenerate their teeth, human beings only get one chance at growing a healthy set of adult pearly whites.
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“For example, when you look at oyster shells, they have an iridescence of pearly green and blue, and that’s definitely from minerals like copper,” she says.
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But the spermaceti is full of goo resembling the pearly hue of human sperm, and possesses oily properties that once led humans to hunt them to the brink of extinction.
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I’m probably seconds from pearly gates and angels.
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