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deaf
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Deaf , the debut album by J. G. Thirlwell's You've Got Foetus on Your Breath was released in 1981 on Thirlwell's own Self Immolation Records label. Thirsty Ear reissued the album as a CD in 1997 in the US . Deaf , along with its follow-up Ache , was recorded ...
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v. make or render deaf; "a deafening noise" [syn: deafen ]
Usage examples of deaf.
Now the Adar of the Ildiran Solar Navy was becoming blind and deaf to a comforting foundation he had always taken for granted.
The Adar felt as if he had gone deaf in his heart and mind, and he struggled to maintain his courage.
Bringing up the rear: a four-horned antelope that had been born with six horns, a baby one-horned rhinoceros, and a Bhalu, or honey bear, blind and deaf, but drawn by the scent of sweet things in the market.
Even the high priest, to whom in her extremity she might have turned for succour, would be deaf to her appeal, for he was bound by ties of blood to the house of Bharata Rahon and would be the willing and eager tool of his kinsman.
He now dabbled freely in the blackest arts just to see what would happen, his ears deaf to screams and pleas for mercy.
The noble bumtrap, blind and deaf to every circumstance of distress, greatly rises above all the motives to humanity, and into the hands of the gaoler resolves to deliver his miserable prey.
It was on its third quart-sized mug of Demerara Sours, and its sense cluster had been retracted for all of that time, leaving it deaf and blind, lost in its own thoughts.
Bebe was a red Doberman who had gradually gone deaf, perhaps as a result of being too close to a can of TNT thrown at a demolition exercise at Lejeune.
Karigan had spoken of Estral, saying that she was deaf in one ear from an accident, but still a fabulous musician.
Deaf to her pitiful pleadings, I placed myself in position to command her backside, raised the whip, and gave her a cut right across the fleshiest part.
The germinally blind and deaf will particularly occur to mind in the latter connection.
It is a sign of constitutional weakness, for the children of goitred parents are usually deaf and dumb, and the succeeding generation idiots.
Monitoring each other, in their masks and helmets, they were almost deaf to outside noises unless they deliberately amplified them.
She was blind, and deaf, and her senses of smell and taste and touch and proprioception vanished.
The chairman pleaded and argued, but, deaf to all entreaty, men plowed their way through the throng and rained checks of gold coin into the cart and skurried away for more.