The relatives had all gathered round for one last kind word to them, and many still laughed and joked with rubicund cheeks and loose tongues. |
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You'd think they couldn't ruin a steak, surely there's a rubicund, porky chef, with a hat, prodding and turning steaks over a hot griddle. |
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Over a glass of rubicund wine and juicy steak, he poses the main dilemma of the movie. |
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He has since filled out, the edges have softened, and you can see why Coco might be drawn to such rubicund sloth. |
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A bearded, rubicund, large man who also specialises in truffles and wild asparagus, there is something of the forest about him, something gnomishly mysterious. |
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The phone, with its rubicund sheen, was instantly coveted. |
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