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cork

n.
1.outer bark of the cork oak
2.(botany) outer tissue of bark
3.a port city in southern Ireland
4.the plug in the mouth of a bottle (especially a wine bottle)
5.a small float usually made of cork cork v.
1.close a bottle with a cork
2.stuff with cork

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    do justice to (something)
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