Quark
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The mysterious quark is one of the two basic [constituents] of matter that make up protons and neutrons, with there being exactly three quarks within each kind of particle.
It is often stated that the word was originally coined by Murray Gell-Mann who found it in [James Joyces] book [Finnegans] Wake. However, Joyce himself had probably found the word in a German dictionary.
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A [small bird] that you have to [creep] up on in order to [catch].
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The action of [rolling up] in a tiny ball...sometimes to fit in small [cardboard] boxes sometimes as to [conserve] body heat and othertimes to avoid being caught while stalking the hot girl next door.
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1.Something [bigger] than your [chances] of getting married.
2.Something much bigger than your [IQ]
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[The smallest] known [building blocks] of matter. Protons and neutrons are each made of 3 quarks. Quarks are never found alone, only in groups of two or more. An attempt to [separate] two quarks generates enough energy to create two more.
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A basic building block of matter, thought to be impossible to [break down] into anything else. Quarks come in several varieties; protons and neutrons are each made up of three quarks in specific combinations.
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The character on [Star Trek] [Deep Space Nine] who ran the bar.
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[The sound] [a duck] makes when it is confused, asking a question or [surprised]. Also used as an empathised alternative to the word what?
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noun: [A blow] job in which [the giver] is [standing up], that is, the act does not require kneeling or laying down because the recepient is much larger in height.
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verb: to give [a blow] job to a notably larger recepient.
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[German] cottage cheese. Soured/curdled milk turned into a very loose cottage cheese-like substance.
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one of the most basic forms of matter that make up the heavier elementary particles :
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