Rival of Borders
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BDALTONRival of Borders
BDALTONBorders rival
EDGESBorders of tables
HEMSBorders of skirts.
ESSESBorders of Seychelles?
HEMSBorders of skirts
CROPTrim the borders of
REZONEChange the borders of
EAVESLower borders of roofs
LIMBIBorders of contrasting colors
REMAPUpdate the borders of
CROPShrink the borders of
ROPESBorders of boxing rings
TERIActress Polo of "Beyond Borders"
ERIEPart of four state borders
LLANOSThe borders of the Orinoco.
REMAPChange the borders of, say
ERIEIt's part of four states' borders
SINAIIt borders the Gulf of Aqaba
PERUIt borders the state of Amazonas
SHOWMESTATEIt borders the Land of Lincoln
IDAHOJust 45 miles of it borders Canada
ALSACERegion of France that borders Germany and Switzerland
ASSAMIndian state on borders of Burma and Tibet.
OHIORiver forming the borders of parts of five states
dingbatornamental piece of type for borders, separators, decorations, etc.
INTERALSATIALocated within the borders of a region of ancient France?
IRANIt borders the Caspian Sea, Persian Gulf, and Gulf of Oman
KENYAWESTPortion of a nation that borders on Uganda and Lake Victoria?
waterfrontA part of a town that borders a body of water
waterfrontsA part of a town that borders a body of water
windowportion of a computer screen, surrounded by borders, on which data is displayed
dysplastic(of moles) Generally larger and with irregular and indistinct borders; often symptomatic of melanoma
cabotagethe legal restriction to domestic carriers of air transport between points within a country's borders
fleuronsornamental piece of type, esp. a stylized floral design, often used in a line to decorate chapter headings, page borders, or bindings
fleuronornamental piece of type, esp. a stylized floral design, often used in a line to decorate chapter headings, page borders, or bindings
letterboxtechnique for displaying a wide-screen film on a regular-format television screen by reducing its size until the entire image is visible, thus retaining the aspect ratio, with black bands filling the borders of the screen above and below the picture