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81habitual dislocation — a dislocation that often recurs after replacement …
82habitual premature labor — premature labor occurring in at least three successive pregnancies at about the same stage of development and prior to completion of the full gestation period …
83habitual knitter — Cockney Rhyming Slang Bitter …
84habitual criminal — repeat offender, lawbreaker who continually reverts to criminal activity …
85habitual drunkard — person who gets drunk regularly …
86habitual liar — chronic liar, person who routinely makes untrue statements …
87habitual offender — person who commits crimes regularly …
88habitual thief — person who steals regularly …
89habitual buying behaviour — Consumer behaviour in the buying of cheap frequently purchased items, characterized by low consumer involvement and few significant brand differences. Purchases are made out of habit, rather than a strong commitment to a brand. Generally, price… …
90habitual criminal — /həˌbɪtʃuəl ˈkrɪmənəl/ (say huh.bichoohuhl krimuhnuhl) noun a person aged twenty five years or over, who has been convicted on indictment and who, on two previous occasions, has served separate terms following conviction for indictable offences …