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hollow
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hollow noun bare, bereft of, carved out, clear, deprived, destitute of, devoid, devoid of, empty, lacking, short of, vacant, vacuous, void, wanting, without
Associated concepts: hollow victory
See also: chamber, deficient, empty, jejune, perfunctory, untenable, vacant, vacuous, void
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But Henry Cecil decided to wait until the spring before sending Beat Hollow out again.
Proportional stakes her Guineas claims; Plenty in pedigree to suggest ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
The Beat Hollow colt cost 190,000 guineas but has managed to pay back only a tiny fraction of that money in an eight-race career that has yielded just one win.
Horse Racing: Count on Gosden ace by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
At the moment the Filly & Mare Turf looks the one to go for as the Prince has Beat Hollow in the Mile and we wouldn't want to take him on there - but the Mile has to be an option for her as well.
RACING: Banks on course by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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