glaciologistn.
= glacialist n. a.
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1886 Sir J. W. Dawson in Nature 2 Sept. 410/2 Your veteran glaciologist, Dr. Crosskey.
1937 H. W. Tilman Ascent of Nanda Devi i. 2 To other learned men, glaciologists, ethnologists or geographers, the Himalaya are a fruitful source of debate.
1958 New Scientist 13 Nov. 1245/2 Glaciologists in all parts of the world are beginning to watch the ice [of glaciers] with much interest.
1970 Daily Tel. 3 Sept. 13/7 Our glaciologists, working to a depth of 10,000 feet on the Antarctic ice cap, will be able to show how that cap has been polluted during the many centuries past.
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n.1886- to take toy to
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- to take under advisement
- to take under wait
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- to take up a commodity
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