a petty officer on a warship responsible for rigging, anchors, boats, and deck equipment
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someone who writes plays for the TV, radio, or theater
A playwright is a person who writes scripts for theater, television, or radio. They create the dialogue, characters, and storylines for plays or shows, crafting the script to be performed by actors. The playwright's role involves developing the plot, shaping the characters, and writing the dialogue that brings the story to life on stage or screen. They work closely with directors and producers to ensure their vision is effectively realized in the final production.
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the ancient Semitic language spoken by the Canaanite peoples in the region of Canaan
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a device, such as a bandage, piece of fabric, etc. that arrests bleeding by applying pressure to the wound
A tourniquet is a tight band or device placed around a limb to stop bleeding or control circulation during medical emergencies or procedures. It is usually made of elastic material or a simple strap that can be tightened to restrict blood flow temporarily. Tourniquets are used to prevent excessive bleeding from wounds or to make it easier for healthcare providers to insert needles for medical treatments. Proper use of a tourniquet is crucial for managing emergencies safely and effectively.
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a large piece of floating ice that has broken off from an ice sheet and is floating on the water
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a deep narrow valley with steep sides, usually worn by a stream
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to put someone or something at danger or risk
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