"aldermanic" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1917, Samuel G. Camp, The Fine Art of Fishing",
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          "ref": "1947 October 25, “Nicknamed 'Marrow Jack'”, in The Adelaide Mail, page 1",
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        "plump, rotund, fleshy."
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          "ref": "1860 December 14, “The Japanese bill growing smaller”, in The New York Times, page 4",
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        "substantial, considerable, sizeable."
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        "(Of a sum) substantial, considerable, sizeable."
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