walking skeleton: Revision history

30 August 2023

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17 December 2022

• curprev 17:0017:00, 17 December 2022‎ Whoop whoop pull up talk contribs‎ 1,643 bytes +1,643‎ Created page with "==English== ===Noun=== {{en-noun}} # An emaciated person. #: {{ux|en|The Soviet troops who liberated Auschwitz were shocked by the condition of the '''walking skeletons''' who greeted them.}} #* {{quote-journal|en|year=1897|title=A Skeleton Factory|author=M. Dinorben Griffith|work=Pearson's Magazine|page=633|volume=3|text=The £20 he received for his body has long since been spent, but he still lives on, tall, thin, and gaunt, even in life a '''walking skeleton..."