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/sɪˈtɒtəlʌɪt/ Palaeontology.
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A name given to fossil ear-bones, found with associated cetaceous remains, in the Red Crag of Suffolk, where they are extensively used for the manufacture of superphosphate of potash.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1889; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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n.- to come in will to a person
- to come in with
- to come in with five eggs
- to come in with one's five eggs
- to come into
- to come into a person's hands
- to come into commons
- to come into force
- to come into it
- to come into one's naked bed
- to come into one's own
- to come into operation
- to come into play
- to come into profit
- to come into question
- to come into sight
- to come into the market
- to come into the open
- to come into the reckoning
- to come into the world
- to come into to take force
- to come into use
- to come into view
- to come into vogue
- to come into wear