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armpit
/ ˈɑːˌɪ /
noun
Technical name: axilla.the small depression beneath the arm where it joins the shoulder
slangan extremely unpleasant place
the armpit of the Mediterranean
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of armpit1
First recorded in 1300–50; Middle English; arm 1 + pit 1 ( def. )
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Mr Dalton explained that he held the golf club under his armpit and used his body to swing.
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The swabs containing odours had been rubbed under the armpit, behind the ear, and between the toes of the owner or stranger.
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Already she is determined to walk, asking her mother to hold under her armpits while she hops.
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“It really changed the notion that we were the armpit of the region.”
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People stamped their feet, cradled hands in their armpits, swaddled their faces.
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