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fulminate

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fulminate verb blame, blast, bluster, burst, cast blame, censure, condemn, criticize harshly, decry, denunciate, detonate, disapprove of, discharge, disfavor, erupt, explode, go off, not approve, object to, oppose, potent, reprehend, thunder, trigger, upbraid
See also: defame, discharge, inveigh, threaten


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One outside as the left and anti-racist groups fulminate against the foul Nick Griffin and the other inside in the Question Time studio where the BNP leader will,I predict,run riot against poor opposition.
Status 1A patients are adults or children who either have fulminate liver failure (a rapid, life-threatening loss of liver function) or have recently received a liver transplant that failed shortly afterward.
Silver fulminate is an extremely sensitive explosive, only tiny amounts can be prepared at one time, or else the weight of the crystals can cause them to self-detonate.
 
 
 
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