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neo-Babylonian
neo-Babylonian adj.
Brit. 
/ˌniːə(ʊ)babᵻˈləʊnɪən/
, /ˌniːə(ʊ)babᵻˈləʊnɪən/U.S. /ˌnioʊˌbæbəˈloʊniən/
/ˌnioʊˌbæbəˈloʊniən/ΚΠ
1892 Science 19 213 The fact that the correspondence between Asia and Egypt was conducted in the Neo-Babylonian characters was alone sufficiently extraordinary to draw the attention of the learned world to Tel-el-Amarna.
1915 L. W. King Hist. Babylonia II. 278 Nebuchadnezzar..established the Neo-Babylonian empire on a firm basis.
1988 Jrnl. Semitic Stud. 33 7 The influence of the Neo-Babylonian and Late Babylonian cuneiform traditions on later Near Eastern legal forms has long been recognized.
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- to shed one's own blood
- to shed or throw lustre on
- to shed riners with a whaver
- to shed the blood of
- to shed the load
- to shed the shanks
- to sheer alongside, to, up
- to sheer home the anchor
- to sheet home
- to sheet up
- to shell down
- to shell out
- to shelter oneself under, behind
- to shend of
- to shep naches
- to sheugh in
- to shift a mind
- to shift arse
- to shift ass
- to shift end for end
- to shift for one's own safety
- to stick to the shop
- to stick together
- to stick two fingers up
- to stick two fingers up at