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disfigure v. to cause permanent change in a person's body, particularly by leaving visible scars which affect a person's appearance. In lawsuits or claims due to injuries caused by another's negligence or intentional actions, such scarring can add considerably to general damages. (See: damages, general damages) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It seemed to have more to do with the greater frustrations of a public hog-tied by being lied to daily and far more callously by a president and an administration and having no will to call them to order for these disfigurations of the truth and of our national identity. Diller gave a cool 60 grand to aid the organization, which helps children around the world born with cleft palates and facial disfigurations. In addition to any political ruminations triggered by both series, the similarity between these images and our current (though perhaps waning) penchant for so-called goth disfigurations is uncanny. |
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