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plane lune
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lune — lune1 [lo͞on] n. [Fr < L luna, the moon: see LIGHT1] a crescent shaped figure on a plane or spherical surface lune2 [lo͞on] n. [var. of loyn < OFr loigne < ML longia < L longus, LONG1] a leash for a hawk … English World dictionary
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