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.biz

.net client profile

.net enterprise server

.net environment

.net framework 1.0

.net framework 2.0

.net framework 3.0

.net framework 3.5

.net framework 4.0

.net framework 4.5

.net gadgeteer

.net micro framework

.net my services

.net passport

.NET platform

.net sdk

/etc

/etc/passwd

/etc/shadow

/etc/syslog.conf

$100 computer

$100 laptop

$100 pc

.09 process

.13 process

.18 process

.25 process

/4 Differential Quaternary Phase Shift Keying

/4 DQPSK

0

0-0

0-10

0-10-0s

0-10-2s

0-12

0-12-0s

0-2

0-2-2s

0-4

0-4-0s

0-4-2s

0-4-4

0-4-4-0s

0-4-4-2s

0-4-4s

0-6-0

0-6-0s

0-6-2s

0-6-4s

0-6-6-0

0-6-6-0s

0-8

0-8-0s

0-8-2s

0-8-4s

0-8-8-0

0-8-8-0s

0-dark-hundred

0-dark-thirty

0-day

0-deg-lat

0-g

0.09 process

0.13 process

0.18 process

0.25 process

7

007 knife

80

00s

157

20

500

800

0800-number

0800-numbers

0b+d

0d

0fb

0g

0i

0k

0r

0s

0th

0th grade

0tlp

0tlps

0wn

0x

1

1 atm

1 gbe

1 gigabit ethernet

1+ dialing

1+ wats

1,000 meter

01.02.2003

1-2-3-block

1-2-3-blocks

1-2-naphthoquinone

1-4-d

1-4-naphthoquinone

1-a-o

1-as

1-bit dac

1-bit sample

1-by-1 gif

1-c

1-chr

1-chron

1-chronicles

1-click

1-connected

1-cor

1-corinthians

1-d

1-d-rcm

1-d-rcms

1-g

1-gauge

1-h

1-h-tl-fm

1-hs

1-jn

1-john

1-kg

1-kgs

1-kings

1-macc

1-maccabees

1-meg modem

1-methyl-4-phenylpyridinium

1-o

1-pass color

1-pass color printer

1-persistent carrier sense multiple access

1-persistent csma

1-pet

1-peter

1-sam

1-samuel

1-thess

1-thessalonians

1-tim

1-timothy

1-up

1-ups

1-wire

1.2m

1.33:1

1.44m

1.78:1

1/3 fec

1/4" connector

1/8" connector

1/f noise

10

10 atm

10 base 2

10 gbe

10 gigabit attachment unit interface

10 gigabit ethernet

10-bit color

10-bit pixel compression

10-day measles

10-downing-street

10-foot ui

10-foot user interface

10-foot user interfaces

10-gallon hat

10-gallon hats

10-k

10-points-to-gryffindor

10-q

10-s

10-undecenoic-acid

10-way

10.0.0.0

10/100

10/100 adapter

10/100 card

10/100 ethernet

10/100 hub

10/100 network

10/100 switch

10/100/1000 adapter

10/100/1000 card

10/100/1000 ethernet

10/100/1000 hub

10/100/1000 switch

100 gbe

100 gigabit ethernet

100 meter dash

100-hamburger

100-hamburgers

100-meters

100-metres

100-percent

100-s

100-year-flood

100-year-floods

1000

1000 gigabit

1000 meter

1000 meters

1000 metre

1000 metres

10000-meters

10000-metres

1000base-fx

1000base-lx

1000base-sx

1000base-t

1000base-t1

1000base-tx

1000basefx

1000baselx

1000basesx

1000baset

1000basetx

1000th

100base-f

100base-fx

100base-t

100base-t1

100base-t4

100base-tx

100basefx

100baset

100basevg

100bt

100g ethernet

100gbase

100gbe

100ge

100ll

100mhz bus

100s

100th

100vg-anylan

101

1010xxx

102

1024qam

1024x768

103

104

1040

1040 form

1040-es

1040ez

1040s

1080

1080i

1080p

1080p/24

109

1098 form

1099

1099 form

1099s

109s

10atm

10base-2

10Base-5

10Base-F

10Base-FB

10Base-FL

10Base-FP

10Base-T

10base2

10base5

10base5s

10BaseF

10BaseT

10Broad36

10BT

10G Ethernet

10GBase-CX4

10GBase-ER, EW

10GBase-LR, LW

10GBase-LX4

10GBase-SR, SW

10GBase-T

10GbE

10GE

10GigE

10RU

10s

10th

10th-cir

10th-grade

10U

10w-30

10x

10x CD-ROM

10x coder

10x developer

10XXX

11

11 Bang-Bangs

11 Downing Street

11 o'clock number

11 o'clock numbers

11-bang-bang

11-deoxycorticosterone

11-pin to 5-pin adapter

11-plus-examination

11-plus-examinations

110

110-proof

1116 form

1116 Form (investment & finance)

112

11a

11ac

11b

11b/g

11g

11i

11n

11th

11th Commandment

11th commandments

11th hours

11th-cir

11th-grade

11th-hour

12

12-bit color

12-foot

12-hour-clock

12-ounce-curls

12-step

12-way

120 Hz

120-cell

120-cells

120-reset

120Hz

120mm disc

121

123

127.0.0.1

128-bit

128-bit computing

128-bit graphics accelerator

128-QAM

1280x1024

1284

128QAM

128th note

12b-1 fees

12b-1 fees (investment & finance)

12ga

12mo

12mos

12s

12th

12th-grade

12v

12x CD-ROM

12x DVD

13

130 nanometers

130 nm

1300 nm

1312

1337

133MHz bus

1394

13th

13th month

13th months

13W3 connector

14

14-18 war

14. Apr

140 characters

1401

1440p

147

1471

147s

14th

15

15 ATM

15-megabytes-of-fame

15-minutes

15-minutes-of-fame

15-pin D-sub

1500-meters

1500-metres

1550 nm

15ATM

15K RPM disk

15ma

15mb

15th

16

16 million colors

16 bits

16-bit

16-bit characters

16-bit computer

16-bit computing

16-bit driver

16-bit processing

16-bit sample

16-bit version

16-bit audio

16-bit color

16-bit CPU

16-bit sound

16-cell

16-cells

16-QAM

16-QPSK

16-way

16/44

16/44.1 kHz

16/48

160 characters

1600-pennsylvania-avenue

163rd games

163rd-game

16450

16550

169.254.0.0

16:09

16CIF

16mo

16QAM

16th

16x CD-ROM

16x DVD

17

172.16.0.0

176 kHz

176.4 kHz

176.4/24

176/24

17th

18

18-holes

18-track

18-wheeler

18-wheelers

18-yard line

18-yard lines

18-yard-box

18-yard-boxes

180

180 nanometers

180 nm

180s

187

1870s

1880s

1890s

18mo

18th

19

1900s

1910s

192 kHz

192.168.0.0

192.168.1.1

192/24

1920s

1930s

1940s

1950-s

1950s

1960s

1970s

1980s

1984

1984-ish

1990s

1992

19mm tape

19th

1A

1A1

1A2

1aess

1ancp

1ases

1avss

1b

1B+D

1b1t

1Base5

1bh

1bhs

1bs

1btsps

1ClickCharge

1D

1D10T

1drfl

1ds

1eax

1ess

1FF

1fr

1ftr

1G

1G (investment & finance)

1G Ethernet

1G iPod

1G wireless

1gbc

1GbE

1gl

1h4

1h6

1l

1lt

1mm

1mms

1mr

1ncp

1nf

1q

1Q (investment & finance)

1RU

1seg

1st

1st grades

1st person

1st-cir

1st-grade

1st-party cookie

1TB

1U

1x

1x CD-ROM

1x DVD-ROM

1x1 GIF

1XEv

1xEV-DO

1xRTT

1xs

2

2 Binary 1 Quaternary

2 crossed swords

2 Ls

2+1 road

2,4,5-T

2,4-D

2-0

02. Okt

02.10.2000

2-10-0s

2-10-10-2

2-10-10-2s

02.10.2002

2-10-2s

02.10.2004

2-10-4s

02. Dez

02.12.2000

2-12-0s

02.12.2002

2-12-2s

02.12.2004

2-12-4s

02. Feb

02.02.2000

2-2-0s

02.02.2002

2-2-2s

02.02.2004

2-2-4s

02. Mrz

02. Apr

02.04.2000

2-4-0s

02.04.2002

2-4-2s

02.04.2004

2-4-4-2

2-4-4-2s

2-4-4s

2-4-6-block

2-4-6-blocks

2-4-children

02. Jun

02.06.2000

2-6-0s

02.06.2002

2-6-2s

02.06.2004

2-6-4s

02.06.2006

2-6-6-0

2-6-6-0s

2-6-6-2

2-6-6-2s

2-6-6-4

2-6-6-4s

2-6-6-6

2-6-6-6s

2-6-6s

2-6-8-0

2-6-8-0s

02. Aug

02.08.2000

2-8-0s

02.08.2002

2-8-2s

02.08.2004

2-8-4s

02.08.2006

2-8-6s

2-8-8-0

2-8-8-0s

2-8-8-2

2-8-8-2s

2-8-8-4

2-8-8-4s

2-8-8-8-2

2-8-8-8-2s

2-8-8-8-4

2-8-8-8-4s

2-bit MLC

2-butanone

2-chr

2-chron

2-chronicles

2-cor

2-corinthians

2-d

2-D accelerator

2-D transistor

2-D bar code

2-D CAD

2-D graphics

2-D printer

2-dimensional

2-gauge

2-ic

2-in-1

2-in-1 USB

2-joh

2-john

2-kgs

2-kings

2-l

2-macc

2-maccabees

2-methyl-1-3-butadiene

2-methyl-2-propenoic-acid

2-methylbutane

2-methylpropane

2-methylpropanes

2-pet

2-peter

2-phase commit

2-sam

2-samuel

2-thess

2-thessalonians

2-tier architecture

2-tim

2-timothy

2-tone

2-up

2-way

2.39:1

2.4 GHz

2.4 GHz band

2.4:1

2.4GHz

2.4GHz band

2.5 inch

2.5 mm connector

2.5 mm jack

2.5/5G Ethernet

2.5G

2.5G Ethernet

2.5G technology (investment & finance)

2.5G wireless

2.5g technology

2.5mm connector

2.5mm jack

20-20

20-80 rule

20-bit sample

200

200 GbE

200 Gigabit Ethernet

200-meters

200-metres

2000 time problem

2000s

200GBASE

2010s

2020s

20s

20th

21

2106 form

2106 Form (investment & finance)

216 colors

2160p

21st

22

224

22nd

23

23-skidoo

23-skidoo-street

23B+D

24

24-

24. Jul

24-bit audio

24-bit color

24-cell

24-cells

24-hour-clock

24-sussex-drive

24-sussex-street

24/176.4

24/192

24/384

24/88.2

24/96

240 Hz

240Hz

2441 form

2441 Form (investment & finance)

24mo

24p

24th

24x CD-ROM

24x7

25

25 gbe

25 gigabit ethernet

256-bit

256-QAM

256GB

256QAM

256th note

25gbe

25ge

25th

26

2600 Hz

26th

27

27 Club

27 MHz

2780

27th amendment

28

28. Aug

286

286/12

286/16

287

29

29000

29K

02:02

2:2 pulldown

02:03

2:3 pulldown

2a0

2b

2B+D

2B1Q

2d

2D accelerator

2D transistor

2D barcode

2D CAD

2D graphics

2d mlc

2D printer

2d-cir

2e

2FA

2FF

2G

2G (investment & finance)

2g core network

2G iPod

2G wireless

2g/3g architecture

2gl

2h

2ic

2K

2K resolution

2K format

2K TV

2KRO

2l

2ls

2moz

2mrw

2nd

2nd person

2nd-grade

2nf

2PC

2q

2Q (investment & finance)

2RU

2ry

2sls

2U

2wd

2x CD-ROM

2x DVD

2x2 ABGN

2x4

2x4s

2xAGP

3

3 Amigos

3 ATM

3 C's

3 card montes

3 Musketeer

3 Musketeers

3+Open

3+Share

03. Feb

03. Apr

3-4-brother

3-4-brothers

3-4-sibling

3-4-siblings

3-4-sister

3-4-sisters

3-bit mlc

3-bit TLC

3-card-monte

3-D

3-D accelerator

3-D animation

3-D digitizer

3-D graphics pipeline

3-D immersion

3-D positional sound

3-D rendering

3-D shutter glasses

3-D transistor

3-D virtual world

3-D visualization

3-D 4K TV

3-D anaglyph

3-D audio

3-D Blu-ray

3-D CAD

3-D chat

3-D cinema

3-D DVD

3-D fax

3-D FFT

3-D gaming

3-D glasses

3-D goggles

3-D graphics

3-D HD

3-D imaging

3-D memory

3-D modeling

3-D modes

3-D movies

3-D pipeline

3-D printer

3-D printing

3-D Secure

3-D sound

3-D stereo

3-D Studio

3-D summary

3-D surgery

3-D sync

3-D tablet

3-D TV

3-D TV glasses

3-D types

3-D video

3-D viewer

3-D Vision

3-day measles

3-dimensional

3-end

3-ends

3-john

3-kgs

3-kings

3-on-the-tree

3-revert rule

3-tier architecture

3.3v

3.5 GHz

3.5 GHz band

3.5 inch

3.5 mm connector

3.5 mm jack

3.5G

3.5GHz

3.5GHz band

3.5mm connector

3.5mm jack

3/32" connector

30

30 Rock

30-bit color

30-pin connector

30-year paper

30-year paper (investment & finance)

30/360 (investment & finance)

300

303

303x

308x

3090

30B+D

30s

313

32

32 bits

32-bit

32-bit Compatibility Mode

32-bit computer

32-bit computing

32-bit disk access

32-bit driver

32-bit file access

32-bit Legacy Mode

32-bit processing

32-bit version

32-bit Windows

32-bit audio

32-bit color

32-bit CPU

32-county

32-way

3270

3270 Data Stream

3270 emulator

32mo

32mos

32nd-note

32nd-notes

32QAM

32s

32x CD-ROM

33

33-s

33.3

33s

34010

34020

3480

3490

35 mm film

3570

3590

35mm film

36-track

360

360 degree feedback

360 degree feedbacks

360 no scope

360 no scopes

360-backflip

360-backflips

360-degree

360K

360s

36x CD-ROM

370

370 architecture

370/XA

3770

3780

37xx

384 kHz

384/24

384/32

386

386 Enhanced Mode

386/25

386/33

386DX

386EX

386MAX

386SL

386SLC

386SX

387

38th

390

03:01:01

03:02

3:2 pulldown

3:2:3:2:2

3ATM

3b

3C syndrome

3Com

3D

3D accelerator

3D graphics pipeline

3D personal printer

3D positional sound

3D printing materials

3D shutter glasses

3D transistor

3D virtual world

3D visualization

3D 4K TV

3D anaglyph

3D animation

3D audio

3D Blu-ray

3D CAD

3D chat

3D cinema

3d crosspoint

3D digitizer

3D DVD

3D Fax

3D FFT

3D gaming

3D glasses

3D goggles

3D graphics

3D HD

3D imaging

3D immersion

3D memory

3d mlc

3D modeling

3D modes

3D movies

3d nand

3d pass-through

3D pen

3D pipeline

3D print

3D printer

3D printing

3D rendering

3D sound

3D stereo

3D Studio

3D summary

3D surgery

3D sync

3D tablet

3D TLC

3d touch

3D TV

3D TV glasses

3D types

3D VESA port

3D video

3D viewer

3D Vision

3d xpoint

3d-cir

3d-job

3d-jobs

3d-printer

3d-printers

3d-scanner

3d-scanners

3d-ultrasound

3d-ultrasounds

3DES

3Dfx

3DIF

3dml

3DNow!

3DO

3DOF

3DP/AM

3dpd

3DS

3ds Max

3dtds

3FF

3G

3G cellular modem

3G + Wi-Fi

3G adapter

3G Americas

3G card

3g core network

3G dongle

3g extender

3G iPhone

3G iPod

3G modem

3G network

3G phone

3G S

3g sharing

3g technology

3G technology (investment & finance)

3G to Wi-Fi

3G vs. Wi-Fi

3G wireless

3g-sdi

3G/4G

3G/4G cellular modem

3g/4g sharing

3G/4G to Wi-Fi

3G2

3GB memory limit

3GB barrier

3GIO

3GL

3GP

3GPP

3GPP2

3GS

3GSM

3GSP

3h

3KRO

3l

3NF

3p

3pl

3ps

3q

3Q (investment & finance)

3rd

3rd Generation Partnership Project

3rd generation language

3rd grades

3rd party

3rd person

3rd-grade

3rd-party cookie

3rded

3rding

3rds

3RU

3U

3x

3XRTT

4

4 Binary 3 Ternary

4 PAM

4 S

04. Okt

04.10.2000

4-10-0s

04.10.2002

4-10-2s

04. Dez

04.12.2002

4-12-2s

Apr 14

4-14-4

4-14-4s

04. Feb

04.02.2000

4-2-0s

04.02.2002

4-2-2s

04.02.2004

4-2-4s

4-20 mA

04. Mrz

04.03.2003

4-3-suspension

4-3-suspensions

04. Apr

04.04.2000

4-4-0s

04.04.2002

4-4-2s

04.04.2004

4-4-4-4

4-4-4-4s

4-4-4s

4-4-6-4

4-4-6-4s

04. Mai

04.05.2001

04. Jun

04.06.2000

4-6-0s

04.06.2002

4-6-2s

04.06.2004

4-6-4-4

4-6-4-4s

4-6-4s

4-6-6-2

4-6-6-2s

4-6-6-4

4-6-6-4s

04. Aug

04.08.2000

4-8-0s

04.08.2002

4-8-2s

04.08.2004

4-8-4s

04.08.2006

4-8-6s

4-8-8-2

4-8-8-2s

4-8-8-4

4-8-8-4s

4-bit audio

4-D printing

4-dimensional

4-foot

4-H

4-H Club

4-h-club

4-h-er

4-h-ers

4-kgs

4-kings

4-level pulse amplitude modulation

4-on-the-floor

4-pass color printer

4-pass color

4-to-1 rule

4-way

4.5G

40

40 Gigabit Ethernet

40 Gbe

40-mike-mike

400 GbE

400 Gigabit Ethernet

400-meters

400-metres

4004

400GBASE

401(k)

401(k) plan

401(k) plan (investment & finance)

401K

403(b) plan

403(b) plan (investment & finance)

404

404 error

404-page

404-pages

4040

405LP

40G Ethernet

40GBASE

40Gbe

40ge

40s

40x CD-ROM

41

411

419

419 Advance Fee Fraud

419-fraud

419-frauds

419-scam

419-scammer

419-scams

419s

42

420

420s

430FX

430HX

430MX

430TX

430VX

4320p

43xx

44.1 kHz

44.1/16

44/16

440BX

440FX

440LX

45

45 nanometers

45 nm

45-s

450BX

450GX

45s

4649

470

48

48 kHz

48/16

480 Hz

480Hz

480i

480p

486

486/50

486DLC

486DX

486DX2

486SL

486SLC

486SX

487

48x CD-ROM

49er

49ers

04:01:01

04:02:00

04:02:02

04:03

04:04:04

4:4:4:4

4b

4B/5B

4B3T

4chan

4CIF

4d

4D printing

4d-ultrasound

4d-ultrasounds

4DOS

4f

4FF

4fSC

4G

4G cellular modem

4G adapter

4G camera

4G card

4G DAS

4G dongle

4g extender

4G iPod

4G LTE

4g lte wi-fi

4G modem

4G network

4g sharing

4G to Wi-Fi

4G vs. Wi-Fi

4G wireless

4g-lte

4G/WiMAX

4GL

4h

4K

4K Blu-ray player

4K resolution

4K 3D TV

4K camera

4K format

4k hdmi cable

4K HDR TV

4K HDTV

4K monitor

4K movies

4k pass-through

4K scam

4K TV

4k ultra hd

4k upscaling

4K video

4K x 2K

4K2K

4KRO

4ktro

4ktros

4mm tape

4nf

4NT

4pl

4q

4Q (investment & finance)

4QAM

4RU

4rum

4rums

4s

4th

4th generation language

4th-cir

4th-grade

4th-of-july

4to

4tos

4tw

4U

4WD

4x CD-ROM

4x DVD

4x2

4x2s

4x4

4x4x4

4x4x4s

4xAGP

5

5 ATM

5 GHz

5 GHz band

5 nines

5 percenters

5-4-3 rule

5-cap

5-cell

5-cells

5-end

5-hydroxytryptamine

5-methoxy-dimethyltryptamine

5-o

5-o-clock-shadow

5-o-clock-shadows

5-o-clock-traffic

5-percenter

5-pin to 11-pin adapter

5-second-delay

5-second-delays

5-star

5.1 channel

5.25 inch

50

50 gbe

50 gigabit ethernet

50-50

50-gon

50-pin Telco connector

500 error

500 Service

5000-meters

5000-metres

501(c)(3)

501(c)(3) (investment & finance)

504 corporation (investment & finance)

504 corporation

504 program

504 Program (investment & finance)

506u78

50gbe

50ge

50s

50x CD-ROM

51

51-percent

5100

5110

512-QAM

512GB

512qam

5150

52-card-pickup

52-pickup

52-week high

52-week high (investment & finance)

52-week low

52-week low (investment & finance)

5250

5250 emulator

527

529 College Savings Plans (investment & finance)

529 college savings plans

52x CD-ROM

540

540s

55

555

56 Kbps modem

56,000 bps modem

568A

568B

56k

56K modem

576i

586

5:2 diet

5ATM

5b

5D camera

5G

5G Ethernet

5G frequency bands

5G iPod

5G radiation

5G Wi-Fi

5G WiFi

5GHz

5GHz band

5gl

5h

5K iMac

5K monitor

5k resolution

5K video

5KRO

5nf

5RU

5s

5th

5th-cir

5th-grade

5U

5v

5w1h

5x86

6

6 nines

06.02.2000

6-2-0s

6-4-4-6

6-4-4-6s

06. Aug

06.08.2006

6-8-6s

6-foot

6-way

6.1 channel

6.3 mm connector

6.3 mm jack

6.3mm connector

6.3mm jack

60

60 GHz

60 GHz radio

600-cell

600-cells

601

603

604

606

60GHz

60GHz radio

60s

60x

615

620

64

64 bits

64-bit

64-bit computer

64-bit computing

64-bit graphics accelerator

64-bit operating system

64-bit processing

64-bit version

64-bit Windows

64-bit CPU

64-pounder

64-QAM

64-way

640K

640x480

64B/66B

64mo

64QAM

64th-note

64th-notes

650

6502

66 block

666

66x

68-95-99-7-rule

6800

68000

680x0

686

68K

69

69s

6b

6DOF

6G

6Genesis

6h

6in4

6k camera

6k resolution

6KRO

6LoWPAN

6mo

6nf

6P2C

6P4C

6RU

6s

6T SRAM

6th

6th-cir

6th-grade

6to

6U

6x CD-ROM

6x6

6x86

6x86MX

7 and 7

7 and 7s

7 Ups

7-10 split

7-10 splits

07. Nov

7-6-suspension

7-6-suspensions

07. Jul

7-bit ASCII

7-day fever

7-day measles

7-second-delay

7-second-delays

7-segment digit

7-segment display

7-track

7-up

7.1 channel

7.2 channel

70

700 MHz

700 MHz spectrum

700 MHz band

700MHz

700MHz auction

701

702

70s

72 Hz

720

720K

720p

720s

72Hz

73

737

737s

7400 series

747

747s

750

757

777

777s

78

78-s

78s

79

7RU

7th

7th-art

7th-cir

7th-grade

7U

7x24

7zip

8

8 balls

8 bits

08. Mrz

8-ball

8-bit

8-bit computing

8-bit processing

8-bit ASCII

8-bit audio

8-bit color

8-bit CPU

8-bit MCU

8-bit sample

8-bit sound

8-cell

8-cells

8-chlorotheophylline

8-foot

8-k

8-K (investment & finance)

8-level vestigial sideband

8-N-1

8-Phase Shift Keying

8-PSK

8-second rule

8-track

8-track tape

8-tracks

8-VSB

8-way

8.3 names

80-s

80/20 Rule

800 Service

800-meters

800-metres

800-number

800-numbers

800-pound-gorilla

800-pound-gorillas

800x600

80186/80188

802

802-11e

802-11i

802.1

802.10

802.11

802.11 bridge

802.11 security protocols

802.11 timeline

802.11 versions

802.11 wireless

802.11a

802.11ac

802.11ac Wave 1

802.11ac Wave 2

802.11ad

802.11af

802.11ah

802.11ax

802.11ay

802.11b

802.11b/g

802.11e

802.11g

802.11g/n

802.11h

802.11i

802.11k

802.11n

802.11p

802.11s

802.11u

802.11v

802.11w

802.11x

802.12

802.14

802.15

802.15.1

802.15.2

802.15.3

802.15.4

802.16

802.16-2001

802.16-2004

802.16-2009

802.16a

802.16d

802.16e

802.16m

802.17

802.1AB

802.1p

802.1q

802.1X

802.2

802.20

802.22

802.3

802.3ab

802.3ad

802.3ae

802.3af

802.3ah

802.3ak

802.3an

802.3ba

802.3bm

802.3bp

802.3bs

802.3bv

802.3by

802.3u

802.3z

802.4

802.5

802.6

802.7

802.8

802.9

802.af

802.ax

80286

80287

80386

80386DX

80386SL

80386SX

80387

80486

80486DX

80486SX

80487

8080

8085

8086

8086 emulator

80860

8087

8088

80mm disc

80s

80x24

80x25

80x86

81

810 chipset

8100

810e chipset

815 chipset

82

820 chipset

82385

82489DX

8250A

8259A

83

84

840 chipset

85

850 Band

850 chipset

8514

8514-a

8514-adapter

8514/A

86

860

860 chipset

865 chipset

866

86ed

86ing

86s

87

875 chipset

877

88

88 kHz

88-14

88.2 kHz

88.2/24

88/24

880-ammonia

88000

888

88K

88Open

88s

89

8B/10B

8b10b

8chan

8K resolution

8k monitor

8K TV

8mm tape

8mm video

8n1

8P8C

8QAM

8RU

8th

8th-cir

8th-grade

8U

8va

8vb

8vo

8vos

8VSB

8x CD-ROM

8x DVD

8x8

8x8 rule

8x8s

9

9 to 5

9 to 5s

09. Jan

09.01.2001

9-10ths

09. Nov

9-11s

9-8-suspension

9-8-suspensions

9-to-5

9-track

90

90 nanometers

90 nm

90-60-90

90-day-wonder

90-day-wonders

900

900 Service

900-number

900-numbers

9000

9001

900s

90s

90y-dota-biotin

91

910 chipsets

911

911ed

911ing

911s

915 chipsets

92

9221

925 chipsets

93

9370

94

945 chipsets

95

955 chipsets

96

96 kHz

96/24

960H

960p

9660

9672

97

975 chipsets

98

99

99-percent

999

9iFS

9P

9P2000

9RU

9th

9th-cir

9th-grade

9U

? 2 pencil

? 2 pencils

?/4 film

A

(E?)(L?) https://www.yourdictionary.com/index/A

a

A and E

A and R

a bad penny always comes back

a bad tree does not yield good apples

a bad workman always blames his tools

a battuta

a blessing and a curse

a boon and a bane

a boon or a bane

a bridge too far

a buck is a buck

a buck is a buck is a buck

a buck's a buck

a buck's a buck's a buck

a burnt child dreads the fire

a camel is a horse made by a committee

a cappellas

a carrier

a cat can look at a king

a cat in gloves catches no mice

a cat may look at a king

a change is as good as a rest

A check

A checks

a closed mouth catches no flies

a contented mind is a perpetual feast

a creaking door hangs long on its hinges

a creaking door hangs longest

a danger foreseen is half avoided

a day after the fair

a drowning man will clutch at a straw

a dumb priest never got a parish

a fault confessed is half redressed

a few fries short of a Happy Meal

a few roos loose in the top paddock

A final

a flats

a fool and his money are soon parted

a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds

a fortiori

a ghrá

a God's name

a golden key can open any door

a good beginning makes a good ending

a good few

a good many

a great many

a hit dog will holler

a house is not a home

a kangaroo loose in the top paddock

a la mode

a la plancha

a la seconde

a lie has no legs

a little bit

a little knowledge is a dangerous thing

a little matter

a little of the creature

a long time coming

a long time in coming

a lot of bit

a magician never reveals his secrets

a man is known by the company he keeps

a matter

a mensa et thoro

a mind is a terrible thing to waste

a miss is as good as a mile

a mite

a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips

a new broom sweeps clean

a new broom sweeps clean, but an old broom knows the corners

a+ certification

A-0

a-106s

a-109s

a-1s

a-2s

a-32s

a-3c

a-3cs

a-3s

a-6s

a-7s

a-a

a-a-a

a-a-a-l

a-a-a-s

a-a-ag

a-a-c-c-a

a-a-c-c-a-s

a-a-c-n

a-a-c-s

a-a-f

a-a-f-p

a-a-g-p

a-a-m-a

a-a-m-d

a-a-m-i

a-a-n

a-a-n-a

a-a-n-n

a-a-o-h-n

a-a-p

a-a-p-a

a-a-p-s-s

a-a-r-t

a-a-u

a-a-u-p

a-a-u-w

a-and-m

a-as

a-asia

a-b

A-B cable

A-B loop

a-b-a

a-baculo

a-band

a-bands

a-bas

a-batteries

a-battery

a-be

a-bene-placito

a-bit

a-bit-much

a-board

a-bomb

A-bomb maiden

a-bombed

a-bombing

a-bombs

a-building

a-burton

a-c

a-c-t

a-capella

a-cappella

a-capriccio

a-chicken-in-every-pot

a-cock-horse

a-cold-day-in-july

a-cup

a-cups

a-cut-above

a-cut-below

a-d

a-d-a

a-damn-sight

a-day-late-and-a-dollar-short

a-deux

a-e

a-e-f

a-e-t

a-edes

a-es

a-f

a-fat-lot

a-few

a-few-sandwiches-short-of-a-picnic

a-fib

a-flat

a-flat-major

a-flat-minor

a-frame

a-frames

a-friend-in-need-is-a-friend-indeed

a-g

a-game

a-games

a-gang

a-gangs

a-gay

a-gays

a-gentleman-and-a-scholar

a-go-go

a-gogo

a-good-deal

a-good-deed-is-its-own-reward

a-good-voice-to-beg-bacon

a-gps

a-great-deal

a-h

a-h-conduction-time

a-h-conduction-times

a-ha

a-hair-past-a-freckle

a-hair-s-breadth

a-hole

a-holes

a-hoot-and-a-holler

a-horizon

a-hundred-and-ten-percent

a-i

a-ight

a-ii

a-iii

a-into-g

a-iv

a-l

a-l-j

a-la

a-la-carte

a-la-minute

a-law

a-level

a-levels

a-life

a-life-of-its-own

a-lifer

a-line

a-lines

a-list

a-lister

a-listers

a-little

a-little-bird-told-me

a-little-bit-of-bread-and-no-cheese

a-little-from-column-a-a-little-from-column-b

a-little-from-column-a-and-a-little-from-column-b

a-lot

a-m

a-major

a-minor

a-minus

a-minuses

a-mornings

a-mothering

a-n

a-negative

a.g.

a.k.a.

a/b box

A/B test

A/B testing

a/b trust

a/b/g/n

a/d conversion

a/d converter

a1

a1-c

a1-cs

a10

A11

a11y

A12

a1c

a1cs

a2-c

a2-cs

a20 line

a20-gate

a2c

a2cs

a2dp

a2s

a2ss

a2wml

a3c

a4

a4 paper

a440

a4wp

a5

a5x

a6

a6 record

a6x

a7

a8

a8x

a9

a:install

aa

Aa en Hunze

AA tree

aa-a

aa-cup

aa-cups

aaa

aaa server

aaa-cpa

aaaa

aaaa record

aaaaagh

aaaai

aaaam

aaaanz

aaaas

aaab

aaac

aaace

aaad

aaadonta

aaae

aaaee

aaagh

aaahing

aaai

aaaid

aaaimh

aaaip

aaais

aaaiwa

aaal

aaalac

aaam

aaan

aaaoc

aaaocs

aaar

aaarc

aaarcs

aaarg

aaas

aaasa

aaass

aaasuss

aaav

aab

aabb

aabc

aabd

aabevm

aabfs

aabga

aabh

aabl

aabm

aabncp

aabncps

aabp

aabpdf

aabps

aabshil

aabt

aabtm

aaby

aac

aac plus

aac protected

aaca

aacap

aacb

aacbc

aacbp

aacc

aaccla

aaccp

aacd

aacdp

aace

aaces

aacfo

aacft

aacfts

aachen

aachs

aaci

aacjc

aacl

aacm

aacms

aaco

aacobs

aacom

aacoms

aacos

aacp

aacpa

aacplus

aacplus v2

aacpp

aacpr

aacr

aacrao

aacs

aacsa

aacsb

aacscedr

aacsl

aacsm

aacsms

aacss

aact

aacte

aactp

aacu

aacubo

aacus

aacv

aacvs

aad

aad-wife

aad-wives

aada

aadaopa

aadas

aadb

aadc

aadccs

aadccss

aadcp

aadcps

aadcs

aade

aadgb

aadhd

aads

aae

aaf

aafa

aafes

aafp

aafprs

aagh

aagp

aah

aahed

aahing

aahs

aai

aaii

aaion

aais

aak

aakp

aal

aal1

aal2

AAL3/4

aal5

aaland-islands

aalborg

aalesund

aalii

aaliis

aaliyah

aaliyahs

aals

aalst

aalto

aalto alvar

aam

aamft

aamga

aams

aamt

aanbus

aandblom

aandbloms

aanwr

aanya

aaos

aapa

aaps

aar

aarau

aard-vark

aard-varks

aard-wolf

aardvark

aardvarks

aardwolf

aardwolves

aare

aargau

aargh

aarhus

Aarne-Thompson-Uther index

aaron

aaron henry louis

aaron-s-beard

aaron-s-beard-cacti

aaron-s-beard-cactus

aaron-s-beards

aaron-s-confession

aaron-s-rod

aaron-s-rods

aaronic

aaronical

aaronite

aaronites

aarons

aarp

aarrghh

aarskog-scott-syndrome

aarthi

aarti

aartis

aarush

aas

aasect

aashaadha

aaslt

aasvoel

aasvoels

aasvogel

aasvogels

aasx

aau

aaui

aaup

aauw

aav

aave

aavso

aaw

aazaan

aazaans

ab

ab crack

ab cracks

ab initio

ab invito

AB language

ab off

ab-absurdo

ab-aeterno

ab-dabs

ab-extra

ab-fab

ab-inconvenienti

ab-init

ab-intestato

ab-intra

ab-origine

ab-ovo

ab-urbe-condita

ab-utili

ab-yogurt

aba

ABA problem

aba-form

abab

ababda

ababdas

ababdeh

ababdehs

ababil

ababs

abac

abaca

abacas

abacate

abacates

abacavir

abacaxi

abacaxis

abaci

abacinate

abacinated

abacinates

abacinating

abacination

abacinations

abacisci

abaciscus

abaciscuses

abacist

abacists

aback

aback of

abacks

abackward

abaco and cays

abacost

abacot

abacs

abacterial

abacterially

abactinal

abactinally

abaction

abactor

abactors

abaculi

abaculus

abacus

abacuses

abada

abadan

abadas

abaddan

abaddon

abaddons

abade

abadite

abadites

abaeeme

abaeemes

abaft

abafungin

abagovomab

abagun

abaguns

abaht

abai-sungai

abaisance

abaisances

abaiser

abaisers

abaiss

abaisse

abaisses

abak

abaka

abakas

abakhwetha

abaks

abakwetha

abalienate

abalienated

abalienates

abalienating

abalienation

abalienations

abalone

abalones

abamectin

abamp

abampere

abamperes

abamps

aband

abanded

abandees

abanding

abandon

abandon hope all ye who enter here

abandon-ship

abandon-to

abandonable

abandoned

abandoned habits

abandoned property

abandoned ship

abandoned to

abandoned-child-syndrome

abandoned-properties

abandonedly

abandonedness

abandonee

abandonees

abandoner

abandoners

abandoning

abandoning ship

abandoning to

abandonings

abandonly

abandonment

abandonments

abandons

abandons ship

abandons to

abandonware

abands

abandum

abanet

abanets

abangas

abanic

abannation

abannations

abannition

abanoquil

abanyom

abap

abap/4

abapical

abapically

abaptiston

abaptistons

abarelix

abarognosis

abars

abarthroses

abarthrosis

abarticular

abarticulation

abarticulations

abas

abase

abased

abasedly

abasedness

abasement

abasements

abaser

abasers

abases

abasest

abaseth

abash

abashed

abashedly

abashedness

abashes

abashest

abasheth

abashev

abashing

abashless

abashlessly

abashment

abashments

abasht

abasi

abasia

abasia-astasia

abasia-atactica

abasias

abasic

abasing

abasingly

abasiophilia

abask

abassi

abassis

abastard

abastarded

abastarding

abastardise

abastardised

abastardize

abastardized

abastardizes

abastardizing

abastards

abastumani

abat-vent

abat-vents

abat-voix

abatable

abatacept

abatage

abatages

abate

abate-of

abated

abatee

abatees

abatelement

abatelements

abatement

abatement ab initio

abatement clause

abatements

abater

abaters

abates

abatest

abateth

abathochroal

abathochroally

abatic

abating

abatis

abatised

abatises

abatjour

abatjours

abaton

abator

abators

abatsons

abattage

abattis

abattised

abattises

abattoir

abattoirlike

abattoirs

abature

abatures

abatvents

abatvoix

abatvoixes

abau

abax

abaxes

abaxial

abaxially

abaxile

abay

abaya

abayas

abays

abaza

abazi

abazin

abazins

abazis

abazungu

abb

abb-wool

abb-wools

abba

abbacies

abbacination

abbacy

abbadid

abbadids

abbas

abbaser

abbasi

abbasid

abbasids

abbasis

abbassid

abbate

abbatess

abbatesses

abbatial

abbatical

abbatie

abbaties

abbay

abbaye

abbayes

abbe-condenser

abbe-condensers

abbe-number

abbe-numbers

abbe-refractometer

abbe-zeiss-apparatus

abbe-zeiss-apparatuses

abbed off

abbes

abbess

abbesses

abbetdins

abbetesses

abbethdins

abbevilean

abbeville

abbevillian

abbey

abbey counter

abbey counters

abbey token

abbey tokens

abbey-lubber

abbey-lubbers

abbeylike

abbeys

abbeystead

abbeysteads

abbeystede

abbeystedes

abbie

abbing off

abbokinase

abbot

abbot on the cross

abbot-general

abbot-nullius

abbot-of-misrule

abbot-of-the-people

abbot-of-unreason

abbot-primate

abbot-primates

abbotcies

abbotcy

abbotess

abbotesses

abbotric

abbotrick

abbotricks

abbotrics

abbots

abbots on the cross

abbots-general

abbots-of-misrule

abbots-of-the-people

abbots-primate

abbotsford

abbotship

abbotships

abbott

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airhorns

airial density

airily

airiness

airing

airing-cupboard

airing-cupboards

airing-out

airings

airish

airlane

airlanes

airless

airlessly

airlessness

airletter

airletters

airlift

airlifted

airlifting

airlifts

airlike

airline

airline bag

airline line control

airline link control

airline mile

airline seat

airline ticket

airline tickets

airliner

airliners

airlines

airlinese

airling

airlings

airlock

airlocked

airlocks

airly

airmail

airmailed

airmailing

airmails

airman

airman basic

airman first class

airmanship

airmass

airmass source regions

airmass-source-region

airmasses

airmen

airmiss

airmobile

airometer

airometers

airpark

airparks

airpath

airphone

airphones

airpipe

airpipes

airplane

airplane cloth

airplane modes

airplane-mode

airplanelike

airplanes

airplay

airpocalypse

airpods

airport

airport books

airport express

airport extreme

airport lounge

airport-book

airport-fiction

airport-novel

airporter

airporters

airportless

airportlike

airports

airpower

airprint

airproof

airproofed

airprox

airproxes

airs

airs de cour

airs-and-graces

airs-out

airscape

airscoop

airscrew

airscrews

airshaft

airshafts

airshed

airsheds

airship

airships

airshot

airshow

airshower

airshowers

airshows

airsick

airsickness

airsicknesses

airside

airsoft

airspace

airspaces

airspeed

airspeed-indicator

airspeeds

airstair

airstairs

airstone

airstones

airstream

airstreams

airstrike

airstrikes

airstrip

airstrips

airt

airted

airtel

airtels

airth

airtight

airtightly

airtightness

airtime

airtimes

airting

airts

airtunes

airview

airviews

airwall

airwalls

airwar

airward

airwards

airwave

airwave transmission

airwaves

airway

airwaybill

airwaybills

airways

airwise

airwoman

airwomen

airworthiness

airworthy

airwound

airy

Airy equations

Airy functions

airy-beam

airy-beams

airy-equation

airy-fairy

airy-function

ais

aisha

aisle

aisle seat

aisle seats

aisle sitter

aisle sitters

aisled

aisleless

aisles

aisless

aisleways

aisne

aistopoda

aisy

ait

aitch

aitch-bone

aitchbone

aitchbones

aitches

aitchison

aithochrous

aitiologies

aitiology

aitken

aitkens

aitkin

aitkins

aiton

aitp

aits

aityd

aiui

aivd

aiwoo

aix

aix-en-provence

aix-galericulata

aix-la-chapelle

aix-sponsa

aiyina

aiyush

aizawl

aizoaceae

aj

ajaccio

ajaeng

ajangle

ajanta

ajapsandal

ajapsandali

ajar

ajara

ajaraca

ajaracas

ajarred

ajarring

ajars

ajax

ajax engine

ajax framework

ajaxian app

ajaxified

ajaxifies

ajaxify

ajaxifying

ajay

aje

ajee

ajeesh

aji

ajingle

ajish

ajiva

ajmalicine

ajmaline

ajman

ajmer

ajmer-division

ajoene

ajoenes

ajog

ajoite

ajon

ajoure

ajowan

ajowans

ajuga

ajutage

ajutages

ajvar

ajwain

ajwains

ak

ak-47s

ak47

aka

aka-bea

aka-bo

aka-cari

aka-kora

akademeia

akaganite

akaganites

akageneite

akageneites

akamai

akamushi disease

akan

akaniaceae

akar-bale

akaryocyte

akaryocytes

akaryote

akasa

akasha

akashic

akashvani

akat

akataphasia

akathisia

akathisias

akathisic

akatoreite

akawaio

akbar

akbari

akc

akdalaite

akdalaites

ake

akeake

akeanon

akebia

aked

akee

akees

akehurst

akela

akelas

aken

akene

akenes

akeni

akenned

akenness

akenning

akens

akepiro

akepiros

aker

akerid

akerids

akermanite

akers

akes

akether

aketon

aketons

akeu

akha

akhaian

akhaians

akhalkalak

akhalkalaki

akhaltsikhe

akhara

akharas

akhaury

akhaïa

akheloos

akhenaten

akhirah

akhmatova

akhmatova anna

akhmimic

akhoury

akhtenskite

akhtenskites

akhund

akhunds

akhvakh

akiapolaau

akiapolaaus

akiba ben joseph

akick

akihabara

akihito

akill

akilled

akilling

akills

akilter

akimel-o-odham

akimotoite

akimotoites

akin

akinesia

akinesias

akinesic

akinesis

akinetic

akinetically

akinetopsia

aking

akins

akiraho

akita

akkad

akkadian

akkadians

akkala-sami

akkineni

akko

akkub

aklanon

aklanons

aklomide

akmola

aknee

aknow

akoasm

akoasms

akoli

akomy

akonting

akousma

akousmata

akpes

akrasia

akratic

akrochordite

akron

akropoleis

akropolis

akropolises

akroposthion

akroposthions

akrotiri-and-dhekelia

akrukay

aks

aksai-chin

aksaite

aksaites

aksed

aksing

akst

aksum

aktyubinsk

aku

aku1

aku2

akubra

akureyri

akutagawa

akutak

akutaq

akvavit

akvavits

akysid

akysids

al

al anbar

al fine

al iskandariyah

al pastor

al-amin

al-andalus

al-anon

al-aqsa-mosque

al-ciada

al-dente

al-desko

al-fayyum

al-fresco

al-ghazali abu hamid

al-hijrah

al-jazeera

al-nakba

al-niente

al-obeid

al-qaeda

al-qaida

al-quds

al-sayyid-bedouin-sign-language

al-ubayyid

ala

ala dag

ala mode

ala spuria

ala-tau

alaafin

alaafins

alaba-k-abeena

alabama

alabama river

Alabama wind chimes

alabama-quassarte-tribal-town

alabama-rot

alabama-slammer

alabama-wind-chime

alabaman

alabamans

alabamian

alabamians

alabamine

alabamium

alabandite

alabandites

alabaster

alabasters

alabastre

alabastrian

alabastrine

alabastron

alabastrum

alac

alacalufan

alacepril

alachlor

alacizumab

alack

alack-and-alas

alackaday

alacranite

alacrimia

alacrious

alacriously

alacriousness

alacrities

alacritous

alacrity

aladdin

Aladdin's cave

aladdin-esafe software

aladinist

aladinists

alae

alaemon

alafosfalin

alagebrium

alagez

alagille-syndrome

alagoas

alai

alai mountains

alaina

alakazam

alalia

alalonga

alalongas

alambic

alamblak

alambre

alameda

alamethicin

alamethicins

alamine

alamo

alamodality

alamode

alamodeness

alamodes

alamogordo

alamort

alamos

alamosaurus

alamosite

alamut

alan

alan-whickers

alanate

alanates

aland

alander

alane

alanes

alangst

alaninamide

alanine

alanines

alaninol

alanna

alannah

alanosine

alans

alantin

alanyl

alanylation

alaph

alaproclate

alar

alar-canal

alar-canals

alar-foramen

alar-foramens

alarcón

alaric

alarm

alarm bells

alarm clock headache

alarm clock headaches

alarm fatigue

alarm filtering

alarm reaction

alarm substances

alarm-bell

alarm-clock

alarm-clocks

alarm-gauge

alarm-gauges

alarm-substance

alarm-system

alarm-systems

alarmable

alarmclock

alarmed

alarmedly

alarmer

alarmers

alarmest

alarmeth

alarmin

alarming

alarmingly

alarmingness

alarmism

alarmist

alarmists

alarmless

alarmone

alarmones

alarms

alarp

alars

alarsite

alarum

alarumed

alaruming

alarums

alarums-and-excursions

alary

alaryngeal

alas

alas-and-alack

alases

alaska

alaska cedar

alaska gulf of

alaska highway

alaska native

alaska peninsula

Alaska pollock

alaska range

Alaska roll

alaska-hand

alaska-hands

alaska-standard-time

alaska-time

alaskan

alaskan-malamute

alaskan-malamutes

alaskans

alastair

alastor

alastrim

alatae

alataes

alate

alated

alatern

alaterns

alaternus

alaternuses

alates

alation

alations

alatrofloxacin

alauda-arvensis

alaudid

alaudidae

alaudids

alaudine

alaunt

alaunts

alawi

alawis

alawite

alawites

alazocine

alb

alba

alba iulia

alba longa

albacares

albacete

albaconazole

albacore

albacores

alban

albanerpetontid

albanerpetontids

albania

albanian

albanianness

albanians

albanic

albanisation

albanologist

albanologists

albanology

albany

Albany pitcher plant

Albany pitcher plants

albany river

albaqualfs

albaquults

albarelli

albarello

albarium

albariza

albas

albaspine

albaspines

albata

albatross

albatross-around-one-s-neck

albatross-round-one-s-neck

albatrosses

albe

albedo

albedo features

albedo-feature

albedoes

albedometer

albedometers

albedos

albee

albee edward franklin

albeit

albeluvisol

albeluvisols

albemarle sound

albendazole

albendazoles

albeniz isaac

alberche

alberich

albers

albers josef

albert

Albert algebra

albert canal

albert i

albert ii

albert lake

albert memorial

albert nile

albert nyanza

albert-chain

albert-chains

alberta

alberta-clipper

alberta-clippers

albertan

albertans

alberti

alberti leon battista

albertite

alberton

albertopolis

albertosaurinae

albertosaurine

albertosaurus

alberts

albertson

albertus magnus

albertville

albertype

albertypes

albescence

albescences

albescent

albethey

albicanal

albicanol

albicant

albication

albicore

albicores

albiduria

albiet

albification

albifrons

albifylline

albigenses

albigensian

albiglutide

albiness

albinesses

albinism

albinisms

albinistic

albino

albinocracies

albinocracy

albinocratic

albinoes

albinoid

albinoism

albinoisms

albinoni tomaso giovanni

albinos

albinotic

albinterferon

albion

albireo

albite

albites

albitization

albitizations

albizia

albm

albocracy

alboin

albolabrin

albolith

alboll

albolls

albomyces

albomycin

albondiga

albondigas

albonoursin

alborg

alborz

albrechtschraufite

albright madeleine korbel

Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy

albright-knot

albright-knots

albs

albucasis

albuginea

albugineous

albugo

albularyo

albularyos

albulid

albulids

album

album tracks

album-graecum

album-oriented radio

album-oriented rock

album-oriented soul

album-track

albumen

albumenise

albumenization

albumenize

albumenized

albumenizes

albumenizing

albumenoid

albumens

albumin

albumina

albuminaemia

albuminate

albuminates

albuminemia

albuminiferous

albuminimeter

albuminimeters

albuminin

albuminiparous

albuminise

albuminization

albuminize

albuminoid

albuminoidal

albuminoids

albuminose

albuminoses

albuminous

albuminousness

albumins

albuminuria

albuminuric

albumose

albumoses

albumosuria

albums

albuneid

albuneids

albuquerque

albuquerquean

albuquerqueans

alburn

alburnous

alburns

alburnum

alburnus

alburnus-alburnus

alburnus-chalcoides

albuterol

albutoin

alby

albyn

albéniz

alc

alca-torda

alcade

alcades

alcae

alcaeus

alcaftadine

alcahest

alcaic

alcaic-verse

alcaics

alcaid

alcaide

alcaides

alcaids

alcalde

alcalescent

alcalimeter

alcalimeters

alcalá de henares

alcamo

alcan highway

alcanna

alcapton

alcaptonuria

alcarraza

alcatote

alcatotes

alcatraz

alcavala

alcavalas

alcayde

alcaydes

alcazar

alcazares

alcazars

alcedine

alcedinid

alcedinidae

alcedinids

alcelaphine

alcelaphines

alces-alces

alcestis

alchemic

alchemical

alchemically

alchemies

alchemilla

alchemillas

alchemise

alchemised

alchemises

alchemising

alchemist

alchemistic

alchemistical

alchemistries

alchemistry

alchemists

alchemize

alchemized

alchemizes

alchemizing

alchemy

alchemystical

alchie

alchies

alchymies

alchymist

alchymists

alchymy

alcian-blue

alcibiades

alcidae

alcides

alcidine

alcids

alcine

alcinous

alcippe

alclofenac

alclometasone

alcm

alcmaeonid

alcmaeonids

alcman

alcmena

alcmene

alcmeonid

alcmeonids

alco

alco-holic

alcoate

alcoates

alcohate

alcohates

alcohol

alcohol addiction

alcohol by volume

alcohol dehydrogenase

alcohol poisonings

alcohol use disorder

alcohol-abuse

alcohol-dependent

alcohol-dependents

alcohol-free

alcohol-intoxication

alcohol-poisoning

alcoholaemia

alcoholaemias

alcoholate

alcoholates

alcoholature

alcoholatures

alcoholemia

alcoholic

alcoholically

alcoholicity

alcoholics

alcoholics-anonymous

alcoholise

alcoholised

alcoholises

alcoholising

alcoholism

alcoholisms

alcoholist

alcoholists

alcoholization

alcoholizations

alcoholize

alcoholized

alcoholizes

alcoholizing

alcoholless

alcoholmeter

alcoholmeters

alcohology

alcoholometer

alcoholometers

alcoholometric

alcoholometrical

alcoholometry

alcohols

alcoholyses

alcoholysis

alcohometry

alcolock

alcolocks

alcon

alcool

alcopop

alcopops

alcoran

alcoranic

alcoranist

alcoranists

alcorc-on

alcorcón

alcos

alcott

alcott amos bronson

alcott louisa may

alcove

alcoved

alcoves

alcs

Alcubierre drive

alcubierre-metric

alcubierre-metrics

alcuin

alcuronium

alcyon

alcyonacea

alcyonaria

alcyonarian

alcyonarians

alcyone

alcyonic

alcyoniid

alcyoniids

alcyonium

alcyonium-palmatum

alcyoniums

alcyonoid

alcyonoids

alcyons

ald

Aldabra giant tortoise

Aldabra giant tortoises

aldabra islands

aldactone

aldan

aldaric

aldaric-acid

aldaric-acids

aldazine

aldazines

aldcliffe

aldebaran

aldebaranium

aldehyde

aldehyde oxidases

aldehyde-oxidase

aldehydes

aldehydic

aldehydic-acid

alden

alden john

alder

alder buckthorn

alder buckthorns

alder-liefest

alderamin

alderdice

alderflies

alderfly

alderman

alderman hung in chains

alderman in chains

alderman lizard

alderman lizards

aldermancies

aldermancy

aldermaness

aldermanesses

aldermanic

aldermanite

aldermanity

aldermanlike

aldermanly

aldermanries

aldermanry

aldermanship

aldermanships

aldermen

aldermen hung in chains

aldermen in chains

aldern

alderney

alderpeople

alderperson

alders

aldersgate-street

aldershot

Alderson disc

alderwoman

alderwomen

aldesleukin

aldgate

aldgates

aldicarb

aldimine

aldimines

aldine

aldingham

aldioxa

Aldis lamp

alditol

alditols

aldobiuronic acid

aldobiuronic acids

aldofuranose

aldofuranoses

aldoheptonic acids

aldoheptonic-acid

aldoheptose

aldohexonic acids

aldohexonic-acid

aldohexose

aldohexoses

aldohexuronic acid

aldohexuronic acids

aldoketomutase

aldoketose

aldoketoses

aldol

aldolase

aldolases

aldolate

aldolates

aldolic

aldolization

aldols

aldomet

aldonate

aldonates

aldonic

aldonic acids

aldonic-acid

aldopentonic acids

aldopentonic-acid

aldopentose

aldopentoses

aldophosphamide

aldopyranose

aldopyranoses

aldose

aldoses

aldosterone

aldosterones

aldosteronism

aldosulose

aldosuloses

aldotetronic acids

aldotetronic-acid

aldotetrose

aldotetroses

aldotrionic acids

aldotrionic-acid

aldotriose

aldotrioses

aldouronic acid

aldoxime

aldoximes

aldrich

aldrichi

aldridge

aldrin

aldrin edwin eugene, jr.

alds

aldus

aldus freehand

aldus persuasion

ale

ale bench

ale benches

ale pole

ale poles

ale stake

ale stakes

ale-bush

ale-conner

ale-draper

ale-house

ale-houses

ale-knight

ale-knights

ale-post

ale-posts

ale-silver

ale-taster

aleadryas

aleak

aleatoric

aleatorily

aleatory

aleatory contract

alebench

alebenches

aleberries

aleberry

alec

alec-sauce

alec-sauces

alecia

alecithal

aleck

aleconner

aleconners

alecost

alecs

alecto

alectoria

alectoris

alectoris-barbara

alectoris-chukar

alectoris-graeca

alectoris-magna

alectoris-melanocephala

alectoris-philbyi

alectoris-rufa

alectoromachy

alectoromancy

alectoronic-acid

alectroenas

alectroenas-madagascariensis

alectroenas-pulcherrimus

alectroenas-sganzini

alectrosaurus

alectrurus

alectryomancy

alectura

alectura-lathami

alectyromancy

alee

alef

alefacept

alegar

aleger

alegge

alegged

alegges

alegging

aleglitazar

alehoof

alehouse

alehouses

aleichem

aleichem sholem

aleisha

aleister

aleixandre vicente

alejandro

alekano

Alekhine's gun

alekhine-s-defence

aleksanian

aleksanyan

aleksei

aleksey

aleksite

alektorophobia

alelike

alemanni

alemannic

alemannic-german

alembert jean le rond d'

alembic

alembicated

alembication

alembick

alembicks

alembics

alembroth

alemtuzumab

alemán

alendronate

alendronates

alendronic-acid

alength

alentemol

alençon

Alençon lace

alep

aleph

aleph numbers

aleph-naught

aleph-nought

aleph-null

aleph-number

aleph-one

aleph-zero

alephs

alepidote

alepidotes

alepisaurid

alepisaurids

alepocephalid

alepocephalids

alepole

alepoles

aleppo

Aleppo boil

Aleppo gall

Aleppo grass

Aleppo oak

Aleppo oaks

Aleppo soap

aleptinemia

alerce

alerion

alerions

alert

alert box

alert-five

alerted

alerting

alertly

alertness

alerts

ales

alesha

aleshia

aleshop

aleshops

alessandria

alesse

alestake

alestakes

alestid

alestids

alesund

aletaster

aletasters

alete

aletha

alethe

alethetic

alethic

alethically

alethiological

alethiology

alethophobia

alethophobias

alethoscope

alethoscopes

aletic

aletophyte

aletophytes

aletsch

aletschhorn

aleukaemic

aleukemic

aleuro

aleuromancy

aleurometer

aleurometers

aleuron

aleuronaplast

aleuronaplasts

aleurone

aleurones

aleuronic

aleurons

aleuroplast

aleuroplasts

aleut

aleutian

aleutian-disease

aleutian-islander

aleutian-islands

aleutians

aleutic

aleuts

aleve

aleviate

alevin

alevins

alew

alewife

alewives

alex

alexa

Alexa Auto

alexa dot

Alexa in the car

Alexa Look

Alexa messaging

Alexa Phone

Alexa Rank

Alexa Show

Alexa Spot

alexa tap

Alexa voice calling

alexa voice service

alexander

alexander archipelago

alexander i

alexander i island

alexander ii

alexander iii

alexander island

alexander nevski

alexander nevsky

alexander of tunis

Alexander polynomial

alexander severus

alexander severus marcus aurelius

Alexander technique

alexander vi

Alexander-Conway polynomial

alexander-s-band

alexander-s-bands

alexander-the-great

alexanders

Alexanderson alternator

alexanderson ernst frederick werner

alexandra

alexandran

alexandretta

alexandri

alexandria

alexandrian

Alexandrian laurel

Alexandrian laurels

alexandrian-wicca

alexandrian-wiccan

alexandrine

alexandrines

alexandrite

alexandrites

alexandros

alexandroupoli

alexandroupolis

Alexandrov topology

alexia

alexiares

alexias

alexic

alexical

alexidine

alexiidae

alexin

alexine

alexins

alexipharmac

alexipharmacum

alexipharmic

alexipharmical

alexipharmics

alexipyretic

alexis

alexis i mikhailovich

alexiteric

alexiterical

alexiterics

alexithymia

alexithymic

alexius

alexius i

alexius i comnenus

aleyrodes

aleyrodid

aleyrodidae

aleyrodids

aleyrodoidea

alf

alfa

alfacalcidol

alfadolone

alfalfa

alfalfa butterfly

alfalfa-weevil

alfalfa-weevils

alfalfas

alfaprostol

alfas

alfaxalone

alfenide

alfentanil

alferes

alfet

alfetamine

alfets

alfie

alfieri

alfieri vittorio

alfierian

alfilaria

alfimeprase

alfione

alfisol

alfisols

alfoil

alfold

alfonsine

alfonso

alfonso xiii

alfonzo

alford plea

alford-pleas

alforja

alforjas

alforsite

alfred

alfred the great

alfreda

alfredo

alfresco

alfuzosin

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allodial-titles

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allophanamide

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allophanic acid

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allophycocyanin

allophycocyanine

allophycocyanines

allophycocyanins

allophylian

allophylic

alloplasm

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allopoietic

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allotetraploid

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allotone

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allotopies

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allotransplantation

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allotypical

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allover

allow

allow-d

allow-for

allow-nature-to-take-her-course

allow-nature-to-take-its-course

allowabilities

allowability

allowable

allowableness

allowably

allowance

allowance method

allowanced

allowances

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allowaunce

allowed

allowedly

allower

allowers

allowest

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allowin

allowing

allows

alloxan

alloxanate

alloxanates

alloxanic-acid

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alloxanized

alloxanthin

alloxantin

alloy

alloy steels

alloy-steel

alloy-wheel

alloy-wheels

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alloyant

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alloying-element

alloying-elements

alloys

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allozygous

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allozymes

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allrounders

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allspices

allston washington

allthing

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allu

alluaivite

alluaudi

alluaudite

allude

allude to

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alludes

alluding

allulose

allumette

alluminor

alluminors

allurance

allurances

allure

allured

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allurer

allurers

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allurest

allureth

alluri

alluring

alluringly

alluringness

allurings

allus

allusion

allusions

allusive

allusively

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alluvia

alluvial

alluvial cone

alluvial-fan

alluvial-fans

alluvial-plain

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alluvials

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alluviations

alluvion

alluvious

alluvium

alluviums

allways

allwhere

allwork

ally

ally-pally

allyboration

allying

allyl

allyl resin

allyl thiourea

allyl-alcohol

allyl-chloride

allyl-isothiocyanate

allylamine

allylamines

allylamino

allylate

allylates

allylation

allylations

allylborane

allylboration

allylborations

allylene

allylenes

allylestrenol

allylglucosinolate

allylglucosinolates

allylglycine

allylic

allylically

allylisothiocyanate

allylnickel

allylnickels

allylpalladium

allylphenol

allylphosphine

allylprodine

allyls

allylsilane

allylsilanes

allylthiourea

allylzinc

allylzincs

allyou

allyship

allyships

allysine

allyson

allée

alm

alma

alma-ata

alma-mater

alma-maters

alma-tadema

alma-tadema lawrence

almacantar

almacantars

almadia

almadias

almadie

almadies

almadraba

almadrabas

almae-matres

almagate

almagest

almagests

almagra

almah

almahs

almain-rivet

almains

almanac

almanack

almanacks

almanacs

almandine

almandines

almandite

almarudite

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almehs

almelo

almendron

almendrons

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almesses

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almids

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almightiness

almighty

almighty-dollar

alminoprofen

almiqui

almiquis

almira

almirah

almirahs

almiros

almitrine

almner

almners

almokalant

almond

almond butter

almond butters

almond milks

almond oil

almond oils

almond potato

almond potatoes

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almond willow

almond willows

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almond-furnaces

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almondines

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almoner

almoners

almonership

almonerships

almonries

almonry

almorexant

almose

almoses

almost

almost doesn't count

almost prime

almost primes

almost standards mode

almost-all

almost-everywhere

almost-surely

almostness

almosts

almotriptan

almoxatone

almries

almry

alms

almsdeed

almsdeeds

almsfolk

almsfolks

almsgiver

almsgivers

almsgiving

almsgivings

almshouse

almshouses

almsman

almsmen

almswoman

almswomen

almucantar

almucantar-staff

almucantars

almuce

almuces

almude

almudes

almug

almurtide

almyros

alnage

alnager

alnagers

alnages

alnair

alnespirone

alnico

alnicos

alniditan

alnilam

alnitak

alnitidan

alnusiin

alo

alobiella

alobiellopsis

alocasia

alodium

alodyne

alodynes

aloe

aloe vera

aloe veras

aloeid

aloeids

aloelike

aloes

aloesin

aloeswood

aloetic

aloetick

aloetics

alofi

aloft

alogi

alogia

alogian

alogians

alogical

alogically

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alogy

aloha

aloha-shirt

aloha-shirts

aloha-state

alohanet

alohas

aloid

aloids

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aloins

aloisiite

alomancy

alone

alone-in-a-crowd

alonely

aloneness

alonenesses

alonest

along

along the way

along-about

along-of

along-the-lines

along-the-lines-of

along-with

alonge

alongest

alongshelf

alongshore

alongshoreman

alongshoremen

alongside

alongst

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alonso alicia

alonzo

aloo

aloo pie

aloo-chaat

aloo-gobi

aloo-gosht

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aloofly

aloofness

aloos

alopecia

alopecia universalis

alopecia-areata

alopecias

alopecic

alopecoid

alopecurus

alopecy

alopex

alopex-lagopus

alophoixus

alopias

alopiid

alopiidae

alopiids

alopochelidon

alopochen

alopochen-aegyptiacus

alor-setar

alora

aloracetam

alors

alosa

alosa-alosa

alosas

alose

aloses

alosetron

alosid

alosinae

alost

alot

alotted

alouatta

alouatte

alouattes

alouattine

aloud

alouette

alovudine

alow

aloxiprin

aloxistatin

aloysius

alp

alpac

alpaca

alpacas

alpaco

alpacos

alpenglow

alpenglows

alpenhorn

alpenhorns

alpenrose

alpenstock

alpenstocks

alpers-disease

alpers-huttenlocher-syndrome

alpers-syndrome

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alpes-maritimes

alpestrine

alpha

alpha acid

alpha acids

alpha aquilae

alpha aurigae

Alpha Boötis

alpha brass

alpha brasses

alpha carbons

alpha carinae

alpha cell

alpha cells

alpha cities

alpha city

alpha conversion

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alpha crucis

alpha cygni

alpha dogging

alpha dogs

alpha emitters

alpha eridani

alpha five

alpha four

alpha geminorum

alpha globins

alpha globulin

alpha hinge

alpha hinges

alpha interferon

alpha iron

alpha leonis

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alpha lyrae

alpha max

alpha naphthol

alpha orionis

alpha paper

alpha piscis austrini

alpha receptor

alpha release

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alpha tauri

alpha test

alpha ursae minoris

alpha virginis

alpha-adrenergic

alpha-amino-acid

alpha-amino-acids

alpha-and-omega

alpha-beta filter

alpha-beta-pruning

alpha-blending

alpha-blocker

alpha-blockers

alpha-canis-majoris

alpha-canis-minoris

alpha-carbon

alpha-cen

alpha-centauri

alpha-centauri-a

alpha-centauri-b

alpha-centauri-c

alpha-channel

alpha-channels

alpha-d-galactosidase

alpha-decay

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alpha-dog

alpha-emission

alpha-emitter

alpha-error

alpha-errors

alpha-female

alpha-females

alpha-fetoprotein

alpha-geek

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alpha-helix

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alpha-hydroxy acids

alpha-hydroxy-acid

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alphabets

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alphacoronavirus

alphacypermethrin

alphadolone

alphageometric

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alphagram

alphagrams

alphaherpesviral

alphaherpesvirinae

alphaherpesvirus

alphaherpesviruses

alphamagic square

alphameprodine

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alphamethyltryptamine

alphametic

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alphanumeric

alphanumeric sort

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alphanumerish

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alphaprodine

alphaproteobacteria

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alphaproteobacterium

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alphorns

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alphosis

alpidem

alpine

alpine accentor

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alpine butterfly bends

alpine butterfly knot

alpine butterfly knots

alpine clubmoss

alpine coil

alpine coils

alpine combined

Alpine hat

Alpine hats

Alpine horn

alpine saxifrage

alpine saxifrages

alpine skier

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alpine-newts

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alpokalja

alpr

alprafenone

alprazolam

alprenolol

alprostadil

alps

alquifou

alquifoux

alr

alreadie

alreadiness

already

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alrestatin

alright

alright me babber

alright me lover

alright my babber

alright my lover

alrighty

alrisha

als

alsace

alsace-lorraine

alsactide

alsakharovite-zn

alsatian

Alsatian wolf dog

Alsatian wolf dogs

alsatians

alsation

alsea

alsek river

alseroxylon

alshain

alsike

alsike clover

alsikes

also

also known as

also-ran

also-rans

alsop

alsop joseph wright, jr.

alsterpaullone

alston

alstonerine

alstonite

alstroemeria

alstroemerias

alström syndrome

alsvid

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alt-text

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Altaba

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alternifoliate

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althea

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althusserian

alti-

altie

alties

altigraph

altigraphs

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altimeter

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altinicline

altiplanation

altiplano

altiplanos

altiscope

altiscopes

altisite

altisonant

altisonous

altissimo

altissimos

altitude

altitude-sickness

altitudes

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altitudinarian

altitudinous

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altizide

altman robert

altman sidney

altmanesque

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altname

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alto hornist

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Alto Mail

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altocumulus

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altoqualine

altoruffled

altos

altos aloha network

altostrati

altostratus

altrakincept

altraric-acid

altre

altred

altrenogest

altretamine

altrical

altrices

altricial

altrigenderism

altright

altring

altronic acid

altropyranose

altropyranoside

altropyranosides

altrose

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altruism

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altruist

altruistic

altruistic filicide

altruistic-filicides

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altruists

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alua

alucard

alucitid

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aludels

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alum-stone

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alumian

alumina

aluminas

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aluminian

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aluminic-acid

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aluminio

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aluminium

aluminium paper

aluminium-bronze

aluminium-bronzes

aluminium-chloride

aluminium-family

aluminium-foil

aluminium-gallium-arsenide

aluminium-hydride

aluminium-hydroxide

aluminium-nitride

aluminium-oxide

aluminium-shower

aluminium-silicate

aluminium-silicates

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alumino

aluminoceladonite

aluminocopiapite

aluminocopiapites

aluminohydride

aluminohydrides

aluminon

aluminophosphate

aluminophosphates

aluminosilicate

aluminosilicates

aluminothermic

aluminothermy

aluminotype

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aluminoxane

aluminoxanes

aluminum

aluminum hydroxides

aluminum showers

aluminum sulfate

aluminum-chloride

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aluminum-hydroxide

aluminum-oxide

aluminum-shower

aluminum-silicate

aluminum-silicates

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aluminumizing

alumish

alumium

alumn

alumna

alumnae

alumni

alumni associations

alumni-association

alumnus

alumnus/alumna

alumohydrocalcite

alumoklyuchevskite

alumopharmacosiderite

alumosilicate

alumosilicates

alumotantite

alumotungstite

alumroot

alumroots

alums

alumu

alumu-tesu

alundum

alunite

alunogen

alunqua

alunquas

alupent

alure

aluredian

alures

alutaceous

alutiiq

alutor

alva

alvah

alvameline

alvanite

alvarado

alvarez luis walter

alvarezsaurian

alvarezsaurians

alvarezsaurid

alvarezsaurids

alvarezsauroid

alvarezsauroids

alvearies

alveary

alveated

alveolar

alveolar dead spaces

alveolar macrophage

alveolar ridges

alveolar-bone

alveolar-bones

alveolar-dead-space

alveolar-ridge

alveolarisation

alveolarization

alveolarizations

alveolars

alveolary

alveolate

alveolates

alveole

alveolectomy

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alveoli

alveoliform

alveolinid

alveolinids

alveolitis

alveolo-palatal

alveolopalatal

alveoloplasties

alveoloplasty

alveolus

alveopalatal

alverine

alves

alvespimycin

alveus

alvimopan

alvin

alvina

alvine

alvinellid

alvinellids

alviniconcha

alviniconcha-hessleri

alvinocarid

alviri-vidari

alvite

alvocidib

alvssml

alvyn

alwaies

alway

alwayes

alwayness

always

always on

always on/dynamic isdn

always-a-bridesmaid-never-a-bride

always-the-bridesmaid-never-the-bride

alwaysness

alwin

alwite

alwuz

alwyn

alx

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aminoglycan

aminoglycoside

aminoglycosides

aminoglycosidic

aminogram

aminoguanidine

aminohexanoate

aminohexanoates

aminohexanoic

aminohexanoic acids

aminohexanoic-acid

aminohexyl

aminohydrolase

aminohydrolases

aminohydroxylation

aminoimidazole

aminoindanol

aminoindazole

aminoisobutyric acids

aminoisobutyric-acid

aminolaevulinic

aminolaevulinic acids

aminolaevulinic-acid

aminolevulinate

aminolevulinates

aminolevulinic

aminolevulinic acids

aminolevulinic-acid

aminolysis

aminomethane

aminomethoxy

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aminomethyl

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aminomethylbenzoic-acid

aminomethylphosphonic-acid

aminomethyls

aminomethyltransferase

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aminometradine

aminomycin

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aminonicotinamide

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aminonitrene

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aminonitrile

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aminooxy

aminopenicillin

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aminopeptidase

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aminophenanthrene

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aminopolycarboxylic acids

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aminopromazine

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aminoquinol

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aminosaccharide

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aminosalicylic

aminosalicylic acids

aminosalicylic-acid

aminoshikimate

aminoshikimic

aminoshikimic-acid

aminosidine

aminosiloxydiene

aminosiloxydienes

aminosteroid

aminosteroids

aminosterol

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aminostratigraphic

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aminosugars

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aminothiazole

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aminotripeptidase

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aminyl-oxide

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aminylene

aminylenes

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amioid

amioidea

amioids

amiphenazole

amiprilose

amiquinsin

amir

amir al-umara

amira

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amirite

amirs

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amis kingsley william

amish

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amitriptylinoxide

amitrole

amitryptiline

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amixetrine

aml

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amlexanox

amlodipine

amlodipine besylate

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ammas

ammelide

ammeline

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ammetre

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ammine

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ammiral

ammirals

ammiyya

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ammocoete

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ammonium phosphate

ammonium thiocyanate

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ammonium-laureth-sulfate

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amphisbaenidae

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ampulicid

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ampulicids

ampulla

ampulla-of-lorenzini

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ampullaceous

ampullae of Vater

ampullae-of-lorenzini

ampullar

ampullar-abortion

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ampulliform

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amputated

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amputee identity disorder

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amyloglucosidase

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amyloid beta

amyloid precursor protein

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amyss

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angelwings

anger

anger balloon

anger balloons

anger bubble

anger bubbles

anglophone

anguine

anhedonia

animadversion

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annihilate

annuity

anodyne

anomaly

anomie

antediluvian

antepenultimate

anthrax

anthropomorphism

antimacassar

antipodes

antonym

aphorism

apocalypse

apocryphal

apoplectic

apoptosis

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apostrophe

apothegm

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apparatchik

appease

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apposite

apprise

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arcane

arch

argle-bargle

arid

armistice

ascendant

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asinine

aspersion

asphalt

assassin

assiduous

assimilation

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astringent

asylum

atavistic

atheism

atonement

atrabilious

atramentous

attaint

attenuate

attrition

audacious

aught

auld lang syne

aurora

auspice

auspicious

austral

autochthonous

avail

avatar

avocado

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a·nem·o·chore

à bientôt

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b and e (or b & e)

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B chromosome

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B corporation

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b2b website

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b-52s

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b7

b8

b8zs

b9

ba

ba dum tish

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Bà R?a - Vung Tàu

baa

baaa

Baader-Meinhof phenomenon

baaed

baagandji

baaing

baaings

baal

ba-al

baal koreh

baal korei

baa-lamb

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baalbek

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baalism

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babaco

babacos

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babakoto

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babalaas

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babas au rhum

babassu

babassus

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Babbitt's metal

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babble word

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babblings

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babelicious

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babelizing

bab-el-mandeb

babels

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babery

babes

babes in the wood

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babesia

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babesiasis

babes-in-arms

babesiosis

babez

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babians

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babied

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babies' breath

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baby brain

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baby monitors

Baby Moses law

Baby Moses laws

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baby T

baby taxi

baby taxis

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baby weight

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baby wipe

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baby wranglers

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baby-boom

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baby-bottle

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baby-buggies

baby-buggy

baby-bump

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baby-bust

babycakes

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baby-carriage

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baby-colic

baby-corn

baby-cut carrot

baby-daddies

babydaddy

baby-daddy

babydoll

baby-doll

babydoll dress

babydolls

baby-dolls

baby-duck-syndrome

baby-dyke

baby-dykes

babyface

baby-face

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baby-farm

baby-farmer

baby-farmers

baby-farming

baby-farms

baby-fat

babyfic

babyfics

baby-food

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babyfur

babyfurs

babygirl

baby-girl

babygirls

babygram

baby-grand

baby-grand-piano

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babygro

babygrow

babygrows

babyhood

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babyhouse

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babying

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babyishly

babyishness

babyism

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baby-jumper

baby-killer

baby-killers

babykins

baby-kisser

babylag

babyless

babylike

baby-listening

babylon

babylonia

babylonian

babylonian captivity

babylonian exile

babylonians

babylonic

babylonical

babylonish

baby-machine

babymaker

babymakers

baby-mama

baby-mamas

baby-minder

baby-minders

baby-monitor

babymoon

babymoons

babyness

baby-of-the-family

baby-oil

baby-oils

baby-on-board

baby-powder

babyproof

babyproofed

babyproofer

babyproofers

babyproofing

baby-rabies

babyrussa

babyrussas

baby's bottle

baby's tears

babysat

baby-sat

baby-s-breath

baby-s-breaths

baby-seat

babyship

babyships

baby-shower

baby-showers

babysit

baby-sit

babysits

baby-sits

babysitted

babysitter

baby-sitter

babysitters

baby-sitters

babysitter-test

babysitting

baby-sitting

babysitting circles

babysitting-circle

babysittings

baby-snatcher

baby-snatching

babystay

babystays

baby-step

baby-steps

baby-talk

baby-tee

baby-teeth

baby-to-be

baby-tooth

baby-up

baby-vamp

baby-walker

baby-walkers

babywear

babywise

baby-wise

baby-wrangler

bac

bacalao

bacampicillin

bacau

bacaw

b-acc

baccalaureat

baccalaureate

baccalaureates

baccalaureats

baccara

baccarat

baccare

baccate

baccated

bacchae

bacchanal

bacchanale

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bacchanalian

bacchanalianism

bacchanalians

bacchanalias

bacchanals

bacchanology

bacchant

bacchante

bacchantes

bacchantic

bacchants

bacchian

bacchic

bacchical

bacchii

bacchius

bacchus

bacchylides

bacci-

bacciferous

bacciform

baccivorous

baccy

bace

bach

Bach flower remedies

Bach flower remedy

Bach flower therapies

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bach johann sebastian

bacharach

bacharachian

bachata

bachatero

bachateros

bache

bached

bacheelor

bachelor

bachelor chest

bachelor degrees

bachelor girl

bachelor mount

Bachelor of Arts (or Science, etc.)

Bachelor of Arts (or Science, etc.)

bachelor-apartment

bachelor-apartments

bachelor-degree

bachelordom

bachelorette

bachelorette-parties

bachelorette-party

bachelorettes

bachelorhood

bachelorhoods

bachelorism

bachelorisms

bachelorly

bachelor-of-arts

bachelor-of-laws

bachelor-of-science

bachelor-pad

bachelor-pads

bachelor-parties

bachelor-party

bachelors

bachelor's

bachelor's degrees

bachelor's fare

bachelor's hall

Bachelors of Arts

Bachelors of Science

bachelor's thesis

bachelors-button

bachelor-s-button

bachelor-s-degree

bachelorship

bachelorships

bachelour

bachelours

bachelry

baching

bachman tools

Bachmann hitch

Bachmann knot

Bachmann knots

bach-motif

bach-motifs

bachs

baci

bacig

bacillaemia

bacillales

bacillar

bacillariophyceae

bacillariophyta

bacillariophyte

bacillariophytes

bacillary

bacilli

bacilliary

bacillibactin

bacillicidal

bacillicide

bacilliform

bacillin

bacillomyxin

bacillophobia

bacillosamine

bacillosis

bacilluria

bacillus

bacillus-subtilis

bacilysin

bacinet

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bacitracin

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back anno

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back at ya

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Back to the Future Day

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backache

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back-alley

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back-and-fill

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backarapper

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backband

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backbench

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backbencher

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backbenchers

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backbend

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backbiters

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backbites

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backbiting

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backblast

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backboard

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backboard splint

backboards

back-boiler

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backbonding-ligand

backbonds

backbone

backbone cabal

backbone switch

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backboneless

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backbore

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backburned

backburner

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backburners

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back-catalog

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backchannelled

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backchatted

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backcloth

back-cloth

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back-cloth-star

backcomb

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backcountries

backcountry

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backcourt

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back-cover

back-crack-and-sack

backcrawl

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backcross

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backcrossed

backcrosses

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backdate

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back-dive

backdoor

backdoor pilot

back-door pilot

backdoored

backdooring

backdoors

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back-double

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backdropped

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backend

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back-facing camera

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back-foot-shot

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back-forty

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backgammon

backgammoned

backgammoning

back-gammon-players

backgammons

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back-garden

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backglass

backglasses

background

background check

background checks

background extinction

background ink

background investigation

background investigations

background noise

background processing

background scanner

backgrounded

backgrounder

backgrounders

background-fodder

backgrounding

background-music

background-process

background-processes

background-radiation

background-radiations

backgrounds

backhand

backhanded

backhanded-compliment

back-handed-compliment

backhanded-compliments

back-handed-compliments

backhandedly

backhandedness

backhander

back-hander

backhanders

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backheel

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backhoe

backhoe fade

backhoed

backhoeing

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backhouse

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back-in-day

backing

backing down

backing out

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backing-band

backing-off

backings

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back-in-the-day

back-in-the-knife-drawer-miss-sharp

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back-issue

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backjoint

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backjump

backjumping

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back-kitchen

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backlashed

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backscratcher

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backseater

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backslash

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back-the-right-horse

backtick

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back-to-back

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back-to-front

back-to-nature

back-tooth

back-to-square-one

back-to-the-drawing-board

back-to-the-wall

back-to-work-order

backtrace

backtraced

backtraces

backtracing

backtrack

back-track

backtracked

backtracker

backtrackers

backtracking

backtracking algorithm

backtrackings

backtracks

backtrail

backtrails

backup

backup and recovery

backup and restore

backup bit

backup copy

backup device

backup disk

backup file

backup power

backup program

backup server

backup site

backup software

backup storage

backup tape

backup types

backup utility

backup vocalists

backup window

backupable

backups

back-ups

backup-vocalist

backup-vocals

backus john warner

backus-naur form

backus-naur-forms

backus-normal-form

backveld

backvelder

backvelders

backvelds

back-vowel

back-vowels

back-wall

back-walls

backward

backward chaining

backward compatibility

backward design

backward dives

backward explicit congestion notification

backward in coming forward

backward integration

backward integrations

backward linkages

backward passes

backward slashes

backward time machine

backward time machines

backwardation

backwardations

backward-compatibilities

backward-compatible

backward-compliment

backward-compliments

backward-dive

backward-induction

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backwardness

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backward-pass

backward-pawn

backward-pawns

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backward-slash

backwardsness

backwards-roll

backwards-rolls

backwash

back-wash

backwasher

backwashers

backwashes

backwashing

backwashings

backwater

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backwatered

backwatering

backwaterish

backwaters

back-waters

backway

backways

backweb

backweight

backweights

back-when

backwind

backwinded

backwinding

backwinds

backwood

backwoods

backwoodsman

backwoodsmen

backwoodsy

backword

backwords

backworm

backwound

backy

backyard

back-yard

backyard-cricket

backyards

back-yards

baclofen

bacmecillinam

bacmid

bacmids

bacn

bacne

bacnes

bacnet

bacolod

bacon

bacon and eggs

bacon francis

bacon nathaniel

bacon roger

bacon-and-cabbage

bacon-beetle

bacon-beetles

baconburger

baconburgers

baconed

baconer

baconers

bacon-faced

bacon-fed

baconian

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baconians

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baconlike

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bacons

bacony

bacopa

bacopas

bacp

bacrem

bacronym

bacronyms

bacs

bact

bacteraemia

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bacteremia

bacteremias

bacteremic

bacteria

bacteria or rabbits

bacteriae

bacterial

bacterial artificial chromosome

bacterial vaginosis

bacterial-flora

bacterialization

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bacterially

bacterial-meningitides

bacterial-meningitis

bacterias

bactericidal

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bacteriochlorophyll

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bacteriophytochrome

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bacterioplankton

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bactermia

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bactrians

bactrim

bactroban

bacula

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bacule

bacules

baculiform

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baculite

baculites

baculitid

baculitids

baculoviral

baculovirus

baculoviruses

baculum

b-acy

bad

bad actor

bad actors

bad aji

bad belle

bad breaths

bad character

bad check

bad comes to worse

bad comes to worst

bad command or file name

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bad dream

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bad homburg

bad hop

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bad news travels fast

bad old days

bad part of town

bad parts of town

bad pixel

bad quarto

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bad rap

bad raps

bad sector

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bad sign

bad signs

bad things come in threes

bad title

bad up

bad word

bad words

bad wrap

bada

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bada-bing-bada-boom

ba-da-bing-ba-da-boom

bada-boom

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badaga

badajoz

badalona

bad-apple

bad-apples

badarian

badass

bad-ass

badassery

badasses

badassness

bad-assness

bad-bank

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bad-beat

bad-beats

bad-bishop

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bad-blood

bad-books

bad-boy

bad-boys

bad-breath

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baddeleyite

baddeleyites

badder

badderlocks

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bade-fair

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bad-eggs

badelaire

badelaires

badelynge

badelynges

baden

baden-baden

bad-ending

bad-endings

baden-powell

baden-powell robert stephenson smyth

baden-w-urttemberg

baden-württemberg

badeshi

badest

bad-eye

badfic

badfics

bad-form

badge

badge of fraud

badge of honor

badge of honour

badge of merit

badge of slavery

badge-bunnies

badge-bunny

badge-cove

badged

badgeless

badgelike

badgemaking

badge-night

badger

badger-dog

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badgered

badgerer

badgerers

badger-game

badger-games

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badgerings

badgerlike

badgers

badger-state

badges

badges of merit

badgework

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bad-girl

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bad-guy

bad-guys

bad-hair-day

bad-hair-days

bad-hat

bad-hats

bad-humor

bad-humour

badian

badigeon

badigeons

badinage

badinaged

badinages

badinaging

badinerie

badineries

bad-influence

bad-influences

badiot

bad-iron

badiu

bad-joke

bad-lad-split

badland

badlands

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badley

bad-light

badling

bad-lot

bad-lots

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badly

badly-off

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bad-mannered

bad-manners

badmash

badmashes

bad-medicine

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badminton

badminton courts

badminton player

badminton-court

badminton-racket

badminton-rackets

badmouth

bad-mouth

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badmouths

bad-mouths

bad-names

badness

badnesses

bad-news

bad-off

badoglian

badonkadonk

badonkadonks

bad-pennies

bad-penny

bad-press

bads

bad-seed

bad-seeds

bad-talk

bad-taste-in-one-s-mouth

bad-tempered

bad-thing

bad-to-the-bone

bad-trip

bad-trips

baduanjin

ba-duan-jin

ba-dum-ching

badunkadunk

badunkadunks

badware

bae

baed

ba-ed

baedeker

baedeker karl

Baedeker raid

Baedeker raids

baedekers

baedeker-s

baekeland leo hendrik

baekje

bael

baels

baenid

baenidae

baenids

baenoidea

baenomere

baenomeres

baenopod

baenopods

baeolophus

baeopogon

baer karl ernst ritter von

baeri

baerii

Baermann technique

baetic

baetid

baetidae

baetids

baetis

baetoidea

baetyl

Baeyer-Villiger oxidation

baez joan

baf

bafana-bafana

bafanji

bafertisite

baff

baffed

baffed-out

baffie

baffies

baffin

baffin william

baffin-bay

baffing

baffin-island

baffle

bafflectomies

bafflectomy

baffled

bafflegab

bafflement

bafflements

baffler

bafflers

baffles

bafflestone

bafflestones

baffling

bafflingly

bafflingness

baffling-wind

baffling-winds

baffs

baffy

bafilomycin

bafilomycins

baft

bafta

baftas

bafut

bag

bag and band

bag knot

bag knots

bag nasties

bag nasty

bag of mystery

bag of shells

bag of weasels

bag people

bag person

bag up

bag wig

bag wigs

bagaceratopsid

bagaceratopsids

bag-and-baggage

bagarius

bagasse

bagassoses

bagassosis

bagatelle

bagatelles

bagboy

bagboys

bag-carrier

bagdad

bagehot

bagehot walter

bagel

bagel belt

bagel belts

bagel girl

bagel girls

bagel head

bagel heads

bagels

bagerhat-district

bag-for-life

bagful

bagfuls

baggable

baggage

baggage carousels

baggage cars

baggage checks

baggage-car

baggage-carousel

baggage-cart

baggage-carts

baggage-check

baggage-claim

baggage-claims

baggage-handler

baggage-handlers

baggage-hold

baggage-holds

baggageman

baggagemaster

baggagemasters

baggagemen

baggager

baggage-reclaim

baggage-reclaims

baggagers

baggages

baggala

baggalas

bagged

bagged out

bagged up

bagger

baggers

baggie

baggier

baggies

baggiest

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bagginess

bagging

bagging out

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baggs

baggy

baggy green

baggy greens

baggywrinkle

baggywrinkles

bagh

baghdad

baghdad-by-the-bay

baghdadi

baghdadian

baghdadis

baghdadite

bagholder

bagholders

baghouse

baghouses

baghs

bagirmi

bagladies

bag-ladies

baglady

bag-lady

baglama

baglamas

bagless

bagley

baglike

baglo

bagmaker

bagmakers

bagmaking

bagman

bag-man

bagmen

bag-men

bagmoth

bagmoths

bagna-cuda

bagnio

bagnios

bag-of-antlers

bag-of-bones

bag-of-fruit

bag-of-nerves

bag-of-rations

bag-of-tricks

bag-of-wind

bag-of-words

bagoong

bag-out

bagpipe

bagpipe lung

bagpiped

bagpipelike

bagpiper

bagpipers

bagpipes

bagpiping

bagplot

bagplots

bagrada bug

bagrid

bagrids

bags

bags for life

bags of antlers

bags of fruit

bags of mystery

bags of nerves

bags of rations

bags of tricks

bags of waters

bags of weasels

bags of wind

bags of words

bags out

bagsed

bagses

bagsful

bagsie

bagsied

bagsies

bagsing

bag-snatcher

bag-snatchers

bags-of-bones

bagsy

bagsying

bague

baguet

baguets

baguette

baguettes

baguio

bag-valve-mask

bag-valve-masks

bagwash

bagwig

bagworm

bagworms

bah

baha

baha' allah

bahada

bahadur

bahadurs

bahaha

bahai

baha'i

baha-i-faith

baha-is

bahaism

bahala na

bahamas

bahamian

bahamians

bahar

baharna-arabic

bahars

bahasa indonesia

bahaullah

baha-ullah

bahawalnagar-district

bahawalpur

bahawalpur-district

bahawalpur-division

bah--faith

bah-humbug

bahia

bahía blanca

bahia grass

bahiagrass

bahiagrasses

bahian

bahianite

bahians

bahman

bahookie

bahookies

bahr

Bahr al Ghazal

bahr el ghazal

bahr el jebel

bahrain

bahraini

bahrainis

bahram

bahrein

bahs

bah-s

baht

bahts

bahu

ba-humbugi

bahus

bahut

bahutu

bahuvrihi

bahuvrihis

bai

bai ji

baia-mare

baianism

baiao

baicai

baicalein

baicalin

baical-skullcap

baidarka

baidarkas

baiji

baijis

baijiu

baikal

baikal lake

baikal-teal

baikal-teals

baikonur

bail

bail bond

bail bondsman

bail in

bail ins

bail jumping

bail out

bailable

bail-bandit

bail-bandits

bail-bonds

bail-bondsmen

baile

baile átha cliath

bailed

bailed-out

bailee

bailees

bailer

bailers

bailey

bailey liberty hyde

bailey nathan

Bailey-Borwein-Plouffe formula

bailey-bridge

bailey-bridges

baileychlore

baileychlores

baileyi

baileys

bailie

bailies

bailiff

bailiff-errant

bailiffs

bailiffwick

bailiffwicks

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bailiwick

bailiwicks

baill

baillie

baillies

baillonii

bailly

bailment

bailment offense

bailments

bailor

bailors

bailout

bail-out-on

bailouts

bail-outs

bailpiece

bailpieces

bails

bailsman

bailsmen

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baily

baily's beads

bain

baines

baing

bainite

bainitic

bain-marie

bain-t

baion

bairam

bairams

baird

baird john logie

baird spencer fullerton

bairdi

baird-s-tapir

baird-s-tapirs

Baire function

Baire functions

Baire space

bairn

bairnlike

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bairns

bairn's part

baisa

baisakhi

baisemains

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bait advertising

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bait boxes

bait cars

bait dogs

bait rod

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bait-balls

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bait-bug

bait-bugs

bait-car

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bait-dog

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baited up

baiter

baiters

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baiteth

baitfish

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baits

baits up

baitware

baitwell

baiza

baize

baized

baizes

baja

Baja jacket

baja-california

baja-california-sur

bajada

bajaj

baja-midnight

bajan

bajans

bajau

bajaus

baji

bajillion

bajillions

bajina-basta

bajocco

bajoccos

bajocian

bak

bak file

baka

bakable

bakaw

bakchoi

bake

bake out

bakeable

bakeapple

bakeapples

baked

baked Alaskas

baked-alaska

baked-bean

baked-beans

baked-good

baked-goods

baked-in

baked-potato

baked-potatoes

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bakehouses

bakelite

bakemeat

bakemeats

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bake-off

bakeoffs

bake-offs

bakeout

baker

Baker day

Baker days

baker george

baker josephine

baker lake

baker mount

baker samuel white

baker, jake case

bakeress

bakeresses

bakeri

bakerian

bakeries

bakerite

baker-legged

bakerloo

Baker-Miller pink

bakers

baker-s

baker's ammonia

Baker's cyst

baker's itch

Baker's paradox

baker's percentage

baker's salt

baker's yeast

baker-s-chocolate

baker-s-chocolates

bakers-dozen

baker-s-dozen

bakers-dozens

baker-s-dozens

bakersfield

bakersfield-sound

baker-s-game

baker-s-half-dozen

baker-street

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bakery paper

bakery papers

bakery release paper

bakes

bakesale

bake-sale

bakesales

bake-sales

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bakeshops

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baketh

bake-up

bakevelliid

bakevelliids

bakeware

bakewares

Bakewell pudding

bakewell-tart

bakewell-tarts

bakgat

bakhchisaraitsevite

bakhchisaray

bakhchysarai

bakhsh

bakhshes

bakhshish

bakhtaran

bakhtin

bakhtin mikhail mikhailovich

bakhtinian

baking

baking board

baking boards

baking hot

baking paper

baking parchment

baking powders

baking sheets

baking stone

baking stones

baking tin

baking tins

bakingly

baking-powder

bakings

baking-sheet

baking-soda

baking-tray

baking-trays

bakistre

bakistres

bakkie

bakkies

baklahorani

baklava

baklavalike

baklava-like

baklavas

bakmi

bakradze

bakri

bakrism

bakriyyah

baksanite

baksheesh

baksheeshed

baksheeshes

baksheeshing

bakshish

bakshishes

bakst

bakst leon nikolaevich

baktun

b'ak'tun

b-ak-tun

baktunob

baktuns

baku

bakuchiol

bakunin

bakunin mikhail aleksandrovich

bal

bal musette

balaam

Balaam basket

balaam-box

balaamite

balaamites

balaams

balabos

balachong

balaclava

balaclava helmet

balaclavas

balaeniceps

balaeniceps-rex

balaenicipitidae

balaenid

balaenids

balaenoptera

balaenoptera-acutorostrata

balaenoptera-bonaerensis

balaenoptera-borealis

balaenoptera-brydei

balaenoptera-edeni

balaenoptera-musculus

balaenoptera-omurai

balaenoptera-physalus

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balaenopteridae

balaenopterids

balafon

balafons

balakirev

balaklava

balalaika

balalaikas

balancable

balance

balance bicycle

balance bicycles

balance bike

balance bikes

balance dock

balance docks

balance of (international) payments

balance of payments

balance of probability

balance point

balance room

balance rooms

balance sheet

balance transfers

balance weight

balanceable

balance-beam

balance-beams

balance-board

balance-boards

balanced

balanced budgets

balanced categories

balanced diets

balanced fund

balanced line

balanced the books

balanced-budget

balanced-category

balanced-diet

balancedness

balancelle

balancelles

balancement

balance-of-power

balance-of-probabilities

balance-of-trade

balance-out

balancer

balancers

balances

balances of payments

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balance-sheets

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balanceth

balance-the-books

balance-the-ticket

balance-transfer

balance-weights

balance-wheel

balance-wheels

balanchine

balanchine george

balancing

balancing of the equities

balancing test

balancing the books

balancing-act

balancing-acts

balancings

balanda

balandas

balanephagous

balangeroite

balanghai

balanghais

balanid

balanids

balaniferous

balanitis

balanitis-xerotica-obliterans

balanoid

balanomorpha

balanophagous

balanoplasty

balanoposthitis

balansa

balansae

balantidiases

balantidiasis

balantiopsidaceae

balantiopsis

balaphone

balaphones

balarama

balas

balase

balas-ruby

balata

balaton

balaton lake

balaunce

balaustine

balaustines

balayage

balbarid

balbarids

balbis

balboa

balboa vasco nunez de

balboas

balbriggan

balbutiate

balbutiated

balbutiates

balbutiating

balbuties

balch

balch emily greene

bal-chatri

bal-chatris

balche

balcon

balconette

balconette-bra

balconettes

balconied

balconies

balcony

balcony-bra

balcony-bras

balconylike

bald

bald cap

bald caps

bald cypress

bald cypresses

bald earns

bald ernes

bald spot

bald spots

bald wigs

baldacchin

baldacchino

baldacchins

baldachin

baldachino

baldachinos

baldachins

baldaquin

baldare

bald-as-a-coot

baldcypress

bald-eagle

bald-eagles

bald-earn

balded

balder

balderdash

balderdashed

balderdashes

balderdashing

bald-erne

baldest

baldfaced

bald-faced

bald-faced hornet

baldhead

baldheaded

bald-headed

baldheads

baldie

baldies

balding

baldish

baldist

baldists

baldly

baldmoney

baldness

baldnesses

bald-patch

bald-patches

baldpate

baldpated

baldpates

baldrib

baldribs

baldric

baldrick

baldricks

baldrics

baldrs-draumar

balds

balductum

balductums

baldur

bald-wig

baldwin

Baldwin effect

Baldwin effects

baldwin i

baldwin james arthur

baldwin park

baldwin roger nash

baldwin stanley

baldwinian

baldwins

Baldwin's rules

baldwin-s-phosphorus

baldy

baldy mount

bale

baleares

balearian

balearians

balearic

Balearic beat

balearica

balearica-pavonina

balearica-regulorum

balearicinae

balearic-islands

balearics

balearic-sea

balebos

baleboste

baled

baled-out

baleen

baleens

baleen-whale

baleen-whales

balefire

balefires

baleful

balefull

balefully

balefulness

balenciaga cristobal

balenological

balenology

bale-of-dice

bale-out

baler

balers

bales

bales-of-dice

bales-out

baleswar

bale-up

balf

balfour

balfour arthur james

balfour declaration

balfourii

bali

Bali belly

balibuntal

balikbayan box

balikesir

balikpapan

balinese

balinesian

baling

balinghoy

balingian

baling-out

Bálint's syndrome

balipholite

balisaur

balisaurs

balisong

balisongs

balister

balisters

balistically

balistid

balistidae

balistids

balistoid

balistraria

balistrarias

balisword

baliswords

bali-tiger

bali-tigers

balitorid

balitorids

balize

balizes

balk

balk line

balkan

Balkan endemic nephropathy

balkan mountains

balkan states

Balkan studies

balkanian

balkanic

balkanisation

balkanise

balkanised

balkanises

balkanising

balkanism

balkanisms

balkanite

balkanization

balkanizations

balkanize

balkanized

balkanizer

balkanizers

balkanizes

balkanizing

balkan-peninsula

balkan-romani

balkans

balkar

balkars

balked

balker

balkers

balkest

balketh

balkh

balkhash

balkhash lake

balkier

balkiest

balkiness

balking

balkingly

balkish

balkline

balks

balky

ball

ball aches

ball alley

ball alleys

ball bag

ball bags

ball cap

ball caps

ball changes

ball clays

ball clicker

ball clickers

ball grid array

ball grid arrays

ball hockey

ball hog

ball hogs

ball john

ball joint

ball lightnings

ball lucille desiree

ball mouse

ball of chalk

ball of wax

ball out

ball pen

ball pens

ball pond

ball ponds

ball pool

ball pools

ball signal

ball signals

ball up

ball valve

ball valves

ball vein

ball veins

balla

ballache

ball-ache

ballad

ballad stanza

ballade

ballade royal

balladed

balladeer

balladeered

balladeering

balladeers

ballader

balladers

ballades

balladesque

balladic

ballading

balladist

balladlike

balladmonger

balladmongers

ballad-opera

ballad-operas

balladry

ballads

ballahoo

ballahoos

ballahou

ballahous

ball-and-chain

ball-and-socket-joint

ball-and-socket-joints

ball-and-stick

ball-and-stick model

Ballantyne syndrome

ballarag

ballaragged

ballaragging

ballarat

ballard

ballardian

ballarino

ballas

ballast

ballast wagon

ballast wagons

ballastage

ballastages

ballasted

ballasting

ballastings

ballastless

ballast-resistor

ballast-resistors

ballasts

ballast-tank

ballast-tanks

ballatry

ballbag

ballbearing

ball-bearing

ballbearings

ball-bearings

ballboy

ball-boy

ballboys

ball-boys

ballbreaker

ball-breaker

ballbreakers

ball-breakers

ballbuster

ball-buster

ballbusters

ballbusting

ball-by-ball

ballcap

ballcapped

ballcaps

ballcarrier

ball-carrier

ballcarriers

ball-carriers

ball-change

ball-clay

ballclub

ball-club

ballclubs

ball-clubs

ballcock

ball-cock

ballcocks

ball-control

ballcourt

ballcourts

balled

balled up

baller

Baller-Gerold syndrome

ballerina

ballerinalike

ballerinas

ballerino

ballerinos

ballers

ballestra

ballestras

ballet

ballet boot

ballet boots

ballet dads

ballet dancers

ballet master

ballet masters

ballet school

ballet shoes

ballet slipper

ballet slippers

ballet-dad

ballet-dancer

ballet-flat

ballet-flats

balletgoer

balletgoers

balletgoing

balletic

balletically

balletlike

balletmaster

balletmasters

ballet-music

balletomane

balletomanes

balletomania

ballets

ballet-shoe

balletwear

ballfield

ballfields

ballflower

ball-flower

ball-flowers

ballgag

ballgags

ballgame

ball-game

ballgames

ball-games

ballgirl

ball-girl

ballgirls

ball-girls

ballgoer

ballgoers

ballgown

ball-gown

ballgowns

ball-gowns

ballhandler

ballhandlers

ballhandling

ballhawk

ball-hawk

ball-hawking

ballhawks

ball-hawks

ballicater

ballicaters

ballicatter

ballin

balling

balling up

ball-in-hand

ballism

ballismus

ballist

ballista

ballistae

ballister

ballisters

ballistic

ballistic gain

ballistic gelatin

ballistic knives

ballistic pendulum

ballistic pendulums

ballistical

ballistically

ballistician

ballisticians

ballisticity

ballistic-knife

ballistic-missile

ballistic-missiles

ballistics

ballistic-vest

ballistic-vests

ballistite

ballistocardiogram

ballistocardiograph

ballistocardiography

ballistospore

ballium

balljoint

ball-lightning

ball-machine

ball-machines

ballmaker

ballmakers

ball-mill

ball-mills

ballock

ballocks

ball-of-fire

ball-of-the-thumb

ballon

ballon-d-essai

ballonet

ballonets

ballons-d-essai

balloon

balloon angioplasty

balloon animals

balloon catheter

balloon clubs

balloon drop

balloon drops

balloon frames

balloon help

balloon modelling

balloon mortgage

balloon note

balloon payment

balloon plant

balloon plants

balloon sails

balloon sinuplasties

balloon sinuplasty

balloon tire

balloon-animal

balloon-clock

balloon-clocks

balloon-club

ballooned

ballooner

ballooners

balloonfish

balloonfishes

balloon-flower

balloon-flowers

balloon-frame

balloon-goes-up

ballooning

ballooningly

balloonings

balloonist

balloonists

balloon-knots

balloonless

balloonlike

balloon-loop

balloon-loops

balloon-mail

balloonneer

balloonneers

balloon-net

balloon-payments

balloonry

balloons

balloon-sail

balloon-vine

balloon-vines

balloony

ballot

ballot screen

ballot selfie

ballotable

ballotade

ballotades

ballotation

ballotations

ballot-box

ballot-boxes

ballotechnic

ballotechnics

balloted

balloter

balloters

ballotin

ballotine

ballotines

balloting

ballotings

ballotini

ballotins

ballotless

ballot-paper

ballot-papers

ballots

ballottable

ballottement

ballotting

ballow

ballows

ballpark

ballpark franks

ballparked

ballpark-estimate

ballpark-estimates

ballpark-figure

ballpark-figures

ballpark-frank

ballparking

ballparks

ball-peen hammer

ball-peen-hammers

ball-pein-hammer

ball-pein-hammers

ball-pit

ball-pits

ballplayer

ball-player

ballplayers

ball-players

ball-playing

ballpoint

ballpoint-pen

ball-point-pen

ballpoint-pens

ball-point-pens

ballpoints

ballproof

ballrace

ball-return

ball-returns

ballroom

ballroom dance

ballroom dancing

ballrooms

balls

ballsack

ball-sack

ballsacks

ball-sacks

balls-and-chains

ballsed-up

ballses-up

ballsier

ballsiest

ballsiness

ballsing-up

balls-in-hand

balls-of-steel

balls-out

ballstock

ballstocks

balls-to-the-wall

ballsucker

ballsuckers

balls-up

balls-ups

ballsy

ballute

ballutes

ball-washer

ball-washers

bally

ballyard

ballyards

ballydavid

ballyhoo

ballyhooed

ballyhooing

ballyhoos

balm

balm of gilead

balm yard

balm yards

balmacaan

balmacaans

balmed

balmer-series

balmier

balmiest

balmified

balmifies

balmify

balmifying

balmily

balminess

balming

balmless

balmlike

balmoral

Balmoral chicken

balmorals

balms

balmy

balneal

balnearies

balneary

balneation

balneations

balneatory

balneographies

balneography

balneological

balneologist

balneologists

balneology

balneotherapeutic

balneotherapeutics

balneotherapies

balneotherapist

balneotherapists

balneotherapy

balnicity

balochis

balochistan

baloci

balofloxacin

baloi

baloney

baloney-ponies

baloney-pony

baloneys

balonie

balonium

baloo

baloon help

balor

balot

balotade

balotades

balots

balrog

balrogs

balsa

balsalazide

balsam

balsam apple

balsam apples

balsam of fir

balsam of Gilead

balsam of peru

balsam of tolu

balsam poplar

balsamaria

balsamarium

balsamation

balsam-canada

balsamed

balsam-fir

balsam-firs

balsamic

balsamical

balsamico

balsamic-vinegar

balsamic-vinegars

balsamiferous

balsamine

balsaming

balsamous

balsam-pear

balsam-pears

balsamroot

balsamroots

balsams

balsamy

balsas

balsawood

balsero

balseros

balt

balter

balthasar

balthazar

balthazars

balthus

balti

balti houses

baltia

baltic

Baltic rush

baltic states

baltic-finnic

baltic-herring

baltic-herrings

baltic-sea

balti-house

baltimora

baltimore

Baltimore chop

Baltimore club

baltimore david

baltimore oriole

baltimoron

baltis

baltistan

baltoceratid

baltoceratids

balto-finnic

balto-slav

balto-slavic

balto-slavs

balts

baluba

balubas

baluchi

baluchistan

baluchitherium

baluci

balum-rancum

balun

baluns

baluster

balusterlike

balusters

balustrade

balustraded

balustrades

balustrading

balustradings

balustre

balustres

balut

baluts

balyakinite

balywick

balywicks

balzac

balzac honore de

balzacian

balzacians

bam

bama

bamako

bamaluzole

bamar

bamars

bambaiyya

bambaiyyas

bambakion

bambakions

bambara

Bambara nut

bambara-groundnut

bamberg

bambermycin

Bambi eyes

bambi-bucket

bambi-buckets

bambi-factor

bambino

bambinos

bambocciade

bambocciades

bambocciante

bambollaite

bamboo

bamboo antshrikes

bamboo baksheesh

bamboo ceiling

bamboo ceilings

bamboo grass

bamboo hair

bamboo partridges

bamboo rat

bamboo shark

bamboo sharks

bamboo tiles

bamboo torture

bamboo-antshrike

bamboo-curtain

bambooed

bambooing

bamboolike

bamboo-partridge

bamboo-rats

bamboos

bamboo-shoot

bamboo-shoots

bamboo-wife

bamboo-wives

bamboozingly

bamboozle

bamboozled

bamboozlement

bamboozler

bamboozlers

bamboozles

bamboozling

bambusicola

bambusicola-fytchii

bambusicola-thoracicus

bambuterol

bame

bamethan

bamf

bamfoozle

bamfoozled

bamfoozles

bamfoozling

bamfordite

bamifylline

bamipine

baml

bammed

bamming

bammo

bammy

bamnidazole

bamp

bampot

bampots

bamps

bams

ban

ban hammer

ban ki moon

banaba

banach-space

banach-spaces

Banach-Tarski paradox

banal

banaler

banalest

banalise

banalised

banalises

banalising

banalities

banality

banalize

banalized

banalizes

banalizing

banally

banalsite

banalysis

banan

banana

banana bag

banana bags

banana birds

banana bonds

banana bracket

banana brackets

banana breads

banana bus

banana buses

banana chair

banana chairs

banana clip

banana clips

banana connector

banana cue

banana cues

banana fold

banana folds

banana frog

banana frogs

banana ketchup

banana ketchups

banana lounge

banana lounges

banana papers

banana passionfruit

banana passionfruits

BANANA principle

banana puddings

banana seats

banana shots

banana slug

banana slugs

banana solution

banana spider

banana yucca

banana yuccas

banana-ball

banana-bender

banana-benders

banana-bird

banana-boat

banana-boats

banana-bond

banana-bread

bananadine

banana-equivalent-dose

banana-equivalent-doses

banana-hammock

banana-hammocks

banana-kick

banana-kicks

bananaland

banana-leaf

banana-leaves

bananaless

bananalike

banana-money

banana-note

banana-oil

banana-paper

banana-peel

banana-peels

banana-pepper

banana-peppers

banana-plug

banana-plugs

banana-pudding

bananaquit

bananaquits

banana-republic

banana-republics

bananas

banana-seat

bananas-foster

banana-shaped

banana-shot

banana-skin

banana-skins

banana-split

banana-splits

bananeries

bananery

banans

banasura

banat

banate

banats

banausic

banburismus

Banbury cake

Banbury story

banbury tarts

banbury-story-of-a-cock-and-a-bull

banc

bancassurance

bancassurer

bancassurers

banchan

banck

bancke

banco

bancor

bancors

bancroft

bancroft george

bancrofti

bancroftian

bancroftii

banctec

band

band camp

band camps

band chief

band cup

band cups

band gap

band plans

band printer

band printing

band rotunda

band rotundas

band shell

band skyphoi

band skyphos

band spectra

band stop filter

band structure

band structures

band tee

band tees

band width

banda

banda sea

bandage

bandaged

bandage-dress

bandage-dresses

bandagelike

bandages

bandaging

bandagings

band-aid

band-aided

band-aiding

bandaids

band-aids

band-aid-solution

band-aid-solutions

bandala

bandalas

bandana

bandanaed

bandanas

bandanna

bandannaed

bandannas

bandarban

bandarban-district

bandari

bandar-seri-begawan

bandaru

bandbox

bandboxes

bandboxy

band-cell

band-cells

bandcenter

bandcenters

bandeau

bandeaus

bandeaux

banded

banded archerfish

banded killifish

banded physa

banded physae

banded physas

banded rail

banded rails

banded stilt

banded stilts

banded tube

banded tubes

banded-anteater

banded-anteaters

banded-mongoose

banded-mongooses

banded-penguin

banded-penguins

bandelet

bandelets

bander

banderilla

banderillas

banderillero

banderilleros

banderol

banderole

banderoles

banderols

banders

bandersnatch

bandfic

bandfish

bandfishes

bandgap

bandgaps

bandhead

bandhood

bandicoot

bandicoots

bandied

bandied around

bandied-about

bandies

bandies about

bandies around

bandiest

bandieth

bandikini

bandikinis

bandileer

bandileers

bandiness

banding

bandings

bandini

bandinis

bandish

bandished

bandishes

bandishing

bandit

bandito

banditos

banditries

banditry

bandits

banditti

bandjalang

bandjarmasin

bandjin

bandkini

bandkinis

bandle

bandleader

bandleaders

bandleading

bandles

bandless

bandlet

bandlets

bandlike

bandlimited

bandmaster

bandmasters

bandmate

bandmates

bandmember

bandmembers

bando

bandobast

bandobasts

bandog

bandogs

bandoleer

bandoleers

bandolero

bandoleros

bandolier

bandolier bag

bandolier bags

bandoliers

bandoline

bandolines

bandon

bandoneon

bandoneonist

bandoneonists

bandoneons

bandore

bandores

bandpass

band-pass

bandpass filter

band-pass filter

bandpasses

bandpassing

band-plan

bandrol

bandrols

bands

bandsaw

band-saw

bandsawed

bandsawing

bandsawn

bandsaws

band-saws

band-sectional

bandshape

bandshapes

bandshell

bandshells

bandshift-assay

bandslash

bandsman

bandsmen

band-spectrum

bandspread

bandstand

bandstands

bandstop

band-stop

bandstop filter

bandstrated

bandstration

bandstrations

bandstrength

bandstring

bandstrings

bandstructure

band-tailed-antshrike

band-together

bandulu

bandung

bandura

banduras

bandurria

bandurrias

bandwagon

bandwagon fallacies

bandwagon fan

bandwagon fans

bandwagon-effect

bandwagon-fallacy

bandwagons

bandwidth

bandwidth junkie

bandwidth leech

bandwidth limited

bandwidth management

bandwidth manager

bandwidth resolution

bandwidth shaping

bandwidth throttling

bandwidth-on-demand

bandwidths

bandwith

bandy

bandy about

bandy around

bandyball

bandying

bandying about

bandying around

bandyings

bandylegged

bandy-legged

bandylite

bane

bane of one's existence

baneberries

baneberry

baned

baneful

banefully

banefulness

banes

banes of one's existence

banewort

banff

bang

bang bang chicken

bang down the door

bang on the door

bang one's head against a brick wall

bang path

bang paths

bang stick

bang sticks

bang straws

bang tail

bang tails

bang the door down

bangable

bang-about

bangali-river

bangalore

bangalore torpedo

bangalorean

bangalored

bangalores

bangaloring

bangarang

bangarangs

bang-around

bang-away

bang-bang

bangda

bangdas

banged

banged about

banged around

banged away

banged down the door

banged on

banged on the door

banged the door down

banged-to-rights

banged-up

banger

bangers

bangers-and-mash

bang-for-the-buck

banggai

bangia

bangiaceae

bangiales

bangier

bangies

bangiest

bangi-me

banging

banging about

banging around

banging down the door

banging on the door

banging the door down

banging up

bangingest

bangingly

bangings

bangiophyceae

bangiophyte

bangiophytes

bangka

bangka-belitung

bangkok

bangkoker

bangkokers

bangl

bangla

bangladesh

bangladeshi

bangladeshis

bangle

bangled

bangle-ear

bangle-ears

bangleless

bangles

bangless

banglish

bang-on

bangor

bang-out

bangs

bangs about

bangs around

bangs down the door

bangs on the door

bangs the door down

bangs up

Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

bang-s-disease

bangsia

bangsian

bangstick

bangsticks

bang-straw

bangstry

bangtail

bangtail-muster

bangtail-musters

bang-to-rights

bangue

bangui

bang-up

bang-up-cove

bangweulu

bangweulu lake

bangy

banh mi

banh mis

banhammer

banhammered

banhammering

banhammers

bani

baniak

banian

banians

banias

banilla

baning

banish

banishable

banishd

banish-d

banished

banishee

banishees

banisher

banishers

banishes

banishest

banisheth

banishing

banishings

banishment

banishments

banisht

banister

banisters

banitsa

banja luka

banjar

banjarese

banjarmasin

banjars

banjax

banjaxed

banjaxes

banjaxing

banjee boy

banjee boys

banjo

banjo catfish

banjo clock

banjoed

banjo-enclosure

banjo-enclosures

banjoes

banjo-eyes

banjo-hit

banjo-hits

banjo-hitter

banjo-hitters

banjoing

banjoist

banjoists

banjolele

banjoleles

banjolike

banjolin

banjolinist

banjo-mandolin

banjos

banjosid

banjosids

banjouke

banjo-uke

banjo-ukelele

banjoukes

banjul

bank

bank acceptance

bank annuities

bank balances

bank barn

bank beaver

bank beavers

bank bill

bank cards

bank cheques

bank deposit

bank discount

bank discounts

bank draft

bank examination

bank holding company

bank nights

Bank of Canada

Bank of China

bank of england

bank of international settlements

bank of japan

bank of mum and dad

bank on

bank papers

bank rates

bank reconciliation

bank robberies

bank run

bank runs

bank secrecy act

bank shot

bank shots

bank supervision

bank swallows

bank switching

bank trust department

bank wire

banka

bankability

bankable

bank-account

bank-accounts

bank-and-turn-indicator

bankassurance

bank-balance

bankbook

bankbooks

bankcard

bank-card

bankcards

bank-cheque

banke

banked

banked on

banked slalom

banked-up

banker

bankeress

bankeresses

bankerish

banker-lamp

bankerless

bankerly

bankers

bankers' acceptance

banker-s-acceptance

banker-s-acceptances

banker-s-dozen

banker-s-draft

bankers-drafts

banker-s-drafts

banker-s-draught

bankers-draughts

banker-s-draughts

bankers-hours

banker-s-hours

banker-s-lamp

banker-s-lien

banker-s-liens

bankes

bankhead tallulah brockman

bank-holiday

bank-holidays

banking

banking game

banking games

banking house

banking on

banking pin

banking pins

bankless

banklike

bank-machine

bank-machines

bank-mix

bank-night

banknote

bank-note

banknotes

bank-notes

bankocracy

bank-of-issue

bankon

bank-paper

bank-pool

bankr

bank-rate

bank-robber

bank-robbers

bank-robbery

bankroll

bankrolled

bankroller

bankrollers

bankrolling

bankrolls

bankrupcies

bankrupcy

bankrupt

bankrupt-cart

bankrupt-carts

bankruptcies

bankruptcy

bankruptcy act

bankruptcy code

bankruptcy court

bankruptcy judge

bankruptcy trustee

bankrupted

bankrupting

bankrupts

banks

banks island

banks joseph

banks of issue

banks on

banksi

banksia

banksia-aquilonia

banksian

banksias

bankside

Bankside ladies

Bankside lady

banksides

bank-statement

bank-statements

bankster

banksterism

banksters

bank-swallow

Banks-Zaks fixed point

bank-transfer

bank-transfers

bank-up

bank-vole

bank-voles

banky

banlieue

banlieues

ban-lon

bannable

banned

banneker benjamin

banner

banner ad

banner ads

banner exchange

banner exchanges

banner lord

banner lords

banner page

banner repeater

banner repeaters

banner rolls

banner year

banner years

banner-blindness

banner-carrier

banner-carriers

banner-cloud

banner-clouds

bannered

banneret

bannerets

bannerette

bannerettes

bannerfish

bannerfishes

bannerless

bannerlike

bannermanite

bannerol

bannerols

banner-roll

banners

bannerware

banneton

bannetons

bannian

bannians

bannimus

banninate

banninated

banninating

banning

bannings

bannister

bannister roger

bannisterite

bannisters

bannition

bannock

bannockburn

bannocks

banns

bannu-division

banoffee

banoffee-pie

banoffee-pies

banoffi

banqiao

banquet

banquet roll

banquet rolls

banquet room

banqueted

banqueter

banqueters

banqueting

banqueting roll

banquetings

banquetlike

banquets

banquette

banquetted

banquetter

banquetters

banquettes

banquetting

banquettings

banquine

banquo

bans

banshee

banshees

banshie

banshies

banslochan

banstead

banstickle

banstickles

bansuri

bansuris

bantam

bantams

bantamweight

bantamweights

bantam-work

banteng

bantengs

banter

bantered

banterer

banterers

bantering

banteringly

banterings

banters

bantersaurus rex

bantery

ban-the-bomber

ban-the-bombers

banthine

banties

banting

banting frederick grant

bantingism

bantling

bantlings

bantu

bantustan

bantustans

banty

banty hen

banty rooster

banxring

banxrings

banya

banyak

banyan

banyan-day

banyan-days

banyans

banyas

banyumasan

banzai

banzai attack

Banzhaf power index

Banzhaf power indexes

banzuke

bao

bao toh

baobab

baobabs

baoding

baotite

baotites

baotou

baoul

baozi

bap

bapc

bapco

baphetid

baphetids

baphomet

bapi

bapineuzumab

baps

bapticostal

baptisable

baptisand

baptisands

baptise

baptised

baptises

baptisia

baptisias

baptising

baptism

baptism of blood

baptism of desire

baptismal

baptismal names

baptismal-font

baptismally

baptismal-name

baptism-by-fire

baptism-of-fire

baptisms

baptisms of blood

baptisms-by-fire

baptisms-of-fire

baptist

baptisteries

baptistery

baptistic

baptistical

baptistries

baptistry

baptists

baptitoxine

baptizable

baptizand

baptizands

baptization

baptizations

baptize

baptized

baptizement

baptizements

baptizer

baptizers

baptizes

baptizeth

baptizin

baptizing

baptizings

baptornithid

baptornithids

baquiloprim

bar

bar association

bar car

bar cars

bar chair

bar chairs

bar chart

bar code

bar code reader

bar code scanner

bar code tagging

bar codes in the window

bar crawl

bar crawls

bar ditch

bar ditches

bar examination

bar girl

bar graph

bar graphs

bar harbor

bar mitzvahing

bar mitzvahs

bar shoe

bar shoes

bar spins

bar spoon

bar spoons

bar syrup

bara

bara brith

bara theda

barabbas

baracaldo

barack

baracoa

baragnosis

baraita

baraitas

barak

baraka

baraka amiri

barakah

baralyme

baramin

baraminological

baraminologist

baraminologists

baraminology

baramins

baramulla-district

barangay

barangays

baranof

bararite

barasingha

barasinghas

barathea

barathrum

barathrums

baratol

baratovite

barau-s-petrel

barau-s-petrels

barb

barb wire

barb wires

barbacan

barbacanage

barbacans

barback

barbacked

barbacking

barbacks

barbacoa

barbadian

barbadians

barbadoes

barbados

barbados gooseberry

Barbados water

barbados-cherries

barbados-cherry

barbaloin

barbara

barbaralane

barbaralanes

barbaras

barbaresco

barbaresque

barbarian

barbarianess

barbarianesses

barbarian-invasion

barbarianism

barbarians

barbaric

barbarically

barbaricum

barbarious

barbariously

barbariousness

barbarisation

barbarisations

barbarism

barbarisms

barbarities

barbarity

barbarize

barbarized

barbarizes

barbarizing

barbarossa

barbarous

barbarously

barbarousness

barbary

barbary states

barbary-ape

barbary-apes

barbary-coast

barbary-dove

barbary-lion

barbary-lions

barbary-macaque

barbary-macaques

barbary-sheep

barbasco

barbastel

barbastelle

barbastels

barbat

barbate

barbated

barbatic-acid

barbative

barbats

barbecue

barbecue stoppers

barbecued

barbecuer

barbecuers

barbecues

barbecue-sauce

barbecue-sauces

barbecue-slaw

barbecue-stopper

barbecuing

barbed

barbed-wire

barbed-wires

barbe-espagnole

barbel

barbell

barbell portfolio

barbellate

barbells

barbellulate

barbels

barbeque

barbeque cottage cheese salad

barbeque cottage cheese salads

barbeque sauce

barbequed

barbeques

barbequing

barber

barber chaired

barber chairing

barber chairs

barber college

barber paradox

barber samuel

barbera

barber-chair

barbered

barberfish

barberfishes

barberi

barberiite

barbering

barber-itch

barbermonger

barbermongers

barber-pole

barber-poles

barberries

barberry

barbers

barber-s

barber's block

barber's clerk

barbers' signs

barbershop

barber-shop

barbershop-quartet

barbershop-quartets

barbershops

barber-shops

barber-s-itch

barber-s-pole

barber-s-poles

barber-s-sign

barber-surgeon

barber-surgeons

barbertonite

barbet

barbetism

barbets

barbette

barbettes

barbexaclone

barbican

barbicanage

barbicans

barbicel

barbicels

barbie

barbie doll

barbiers

barbies

barbigerous

bar-billiards

barbilophozia

barbinae

barbing

barbital

barbitoi

barbiton

barbitone

barbitos

barbituate

barbituates

barbiturate

barbiturates

barbituric

barbituric-acid

barbiturism

barbizon

barbizon school

barble

barbles

barbless

barbola

barbosalite

barbotage

barbotages

barbotine

barbotte

barbouri

barbourin

barbourofelid

barbourofelids

bar-b-q

bar-b-qs

bar-b-que

bar-b-ques

barbra

barbre

barbs

barbuda

barbudan

barbudans

barbudian

barbudians

barbule

barbules

barbus

barbut

barbwire

barbwires

barca

barcarole

barcaroles

barcarolle

barcarolles

barcelona

barcelona chair

barcelonan

barcelonans

barcelonia

barcelonian

barcelonians

barch

b-arch

barchan

barchan dune

barchans

bar-charts

barcid

barclay

barclaycard

barclaycards

barclays-bank

barcleycorn

barcode

barcode reader

barcode scanner

barcode tagging

barcode watermark

barcoded

barcoder

barcoders

barcodes

bar-codes

barcoding

barcon

barcons

barcoo-rot

bar-crested-antshrike

bar-crested-antshrikes

bard

bard of avon

bardacious

bardash

bardashes

barded

bardeen

bardeen john

Bardet-Biedl syndrome

bardic

bardiche

bardiches

bardie

barding

bardish

bardism

bardisms

bardlike

bardling

bardlings

bardo

bardolater

bardolaters

bardolator

bardolators

bardolatries

bardolatry

bardolino

bardot brigitte

bardoxolone

bards

bardship

bare

bare bones

bare bones system

bare chip

bare die

bare hands

bare knuckles

bare knuckling

bare license

bare licenses

bare metal

bare navy

bare nouns

barearse

barearses

bareass

bare-assed

bareasses

bareback

barebacked

bare-backed

barebacker

barebackers

barebacking

barebacks

bareboat

bareboating

barebone

bareboned

barebones

bare-bottomed

barebow

bare-breasted

barebum

bare-bum

barebums

barebutt

bare-butt

barechested

bared

bare-eared-squirrel-monkey

bare-eared-squirrel-monkeys

barefaced

barefaced liar

barefaced-lie

barefaced-lies

barefacedly

barefacedness

barefast

barefoot

barefoot doctors

barefoot-and-pregnant

barefoot-doctor

barefooted

bare-footed

barefooting

barege

bar-ege

bareges

barehand

bare-hand

barehanded

barehandedly

bareheaded

bareilly

bareilly-division

bare-infinitive

bare-infinitives

bare-knuckle

bare-knuckle boxing

bare-knuckled

barelegged

barely

bare-metal hypervisor

bare-metal server

bare-metal switch

bare-minimum

baren

bare-naked

barenboim daniel

barenecked

bareness

barenesses

bare-noun

barens

barents sea

barents willem

barents-island

barentsite

barents-region

bare-one-s-breast

bare-one-s-soul

bare-one-s-teeth

bare-poles

barer

bares

baresark

baresarks

bare-shouldered

barest

baresthesia

bar-exam

bar-examinations

bar-exams

barf

barf bag

barf bags

barfalicious

barfed

barfi

barfight

barfights

barfing

barfis

barfish

barfishes

barflies

bar-flies

barfly

bar-fly

barfly jumping

barfmail

barfogenesis

barfogenic

barfolicious

barfs

barful

barfuls

barfy

bargain

bargain agents

bargain and sale

bargain basements

bargain bucket

bargain buckets

bargain counter

bargain for

bargainable

bargain-agent

bargain-away

bargain-basement

bargain-bin

bargain-bins

bargained

bargainee

bargainees

bargainer

bargainers

bargaining

bargaining chips

bargaining unit

bargaining units

bargaining-chip

bargaining-power

bargaining-powers

bargainings

bargainor

bargainors

bargainous

bargains

Bargate stone

barge

barge boards

barge couple

barge course

bargeboard

barge-board

bargeboards

barged

barged-in

bargee

bargees

barge-in

bargelike

bargello

bargeman

bargemaster

barge-master

bargemasters

barge-masters

bargemen

bargepole

barge-pole

bargepoles

barge-poles

barger

bargers

barges

barges-in

bargest

bargests

bargewoman

bargewomen

barghaist

barghaists

barghest

barghests

barging

barging-in

bargirl

bargirls

bargoens

bargoer

bargoers

barguest

barguests

barguna-district

barhop

bar-hop

barhopped

barhopper

barhoppers

barhopping

barhops

bari

bari sax

baria

barian

bariandite

bariatric

bariatrician

bariatrics

baric

baricite

baricities

baricity

bariferous

barilla

barillas

barillet

baring

barings

barings bank collapse

bario

bariolage

bariomicrolite

bariopyrochlore

bariosincosite

bar-iron

barisal

barisal-district

barisal-division

barista

baristas

baristo

baristos

barite

barites

baritonal

baritone

baritone guitar

baritone guitars

baritone hornist

baritone hornists

baritone horns

baritone sax

baritone saxes

baritone saxophones

baritone saxophonist

baritone saxophonists

baritone-horn

baritones

baritone-saxophone

baritonist

baritonists

baritosis

baritsu

barium

barium copper disilicate

barium copper silicate

barium copper tetrasilicate

barium enema

barium hydroxide

barium oxide

barium peroxide

barium star

barium sulfate

barium-arsenate

barium-chloride

barium-meal

barium-meals

barium-thiocyanate

bark

bark at print

bark at the wrong tree

bark bed

bark beds

bark bread

bark mill

bark mills

bark mitzvah

bark mitzvahs

bark mixtures

bark scorpion

bark scorpions

barkantine

barkantines

bark-beetle

bark-beetles

barkbound

barkcloth

barked

barkeep

barkeeper

bar-keeper

barkeepers

bar-keepers

barkeeping

barkeeps

barken

barkentine

barkentines

barker

barker code

barkeries

barkers

Barker's mill

barkery

barkest

barketh

barkhan

barkhans

barkier

barkiest

barking

barking dogs never bite

barking irons

barking squirrel

barking squirrels

barking-and-dagenham

barking-deer

barking-iron

barkingly

barking-mad

barkings

barking-spider

barking-spiders

barking-up-the-wrong-tree

barkitecture

barkled

barkless

bark-lice

barklike

bark-louse

bark-mixture

barkometer

barkometers

barks

bark-up-the-wrong-tree

barky

bar-lamb

Barlby with Osgodby

bar-le-duc

barleeid

barleeids

barless

barley

barley itch

barley midge

barley midges

barley sugars

barley waters

barley wines

barleybrake

barleybrakes

barleybreak

barleybreaks

barley-bree

barleycorn

barleycorns

barleylike

barleymeal

barleys

barley-sugar

barley-water

barleywine

barley-wine

barleywines

barlike

barline

bar-line

barlines

bar-lines

barling

barlow

Barlow lens

Barlow lenses

barlow-s-disease

barm

barmacide-feast

bar-magnet

bar-magnets

barmaid

barmaids

barman

barmaster

barmasters

barmastine

barmbrack

barmbracks

barmcake

barmcakes

barmcloth

barmcloths

barmecidal

barmecide

barmecide-feast

barmen

barmetrics

barmier

barmiest

barmily

barminess

bar-mitzvah

bar-mitzvahed

barmkin

barmkins

barmote

barmotes

barmpot

barms

barmy

barmy-army

barn

barn danced

barn dances

barn dancing

barn raising

barn stars

barnabas

barnabite

barnabites

barnaby

barnacle

barnacled

barnacle-geese

barnacle-goose

barnaclelike

barnacles

barnacling

barnaise

barnaises

barnaise-sauces

barnard

barnard christiaan neethling

barnard frederick augustus porter

barnardi

barnardius

barnardius-zonarius

Barnardo's boy

barnard-s-star

barnase

barnaul

barnboard

barnboards

barnburner

barn-burner

barnburners

barn-burners

barn-dance

barndoor

barn-door

barn-doors

barndoor-skate

barndoor-skates

barneby

barned

barnes

barnes albert coombs

barnesite

barnet

Barnetby le Wold

barnett

barneveldt

barney

Barney style

barneyed

barneying

barney-mugging

barneys

barn-find

barn-finds

barnfloor

barnfloors

barnful

barnfuls

barnidipine

barning

barnless

barnlike

bar-none

barn-owl

barn-owls

barns

barnsful

barnsley

Barnsley fern

barnstaple

Barnstaple oven

barnstar

barn-star

barnstars

barnstorm

barnstormed

barnstormer

barnstormers

barnstorming

barnstorms

barn-swallow

barn-swallows

barnum

Barnum effects

barnum p(hineas) t(aylor)

barnum-effect

barnumize

barnumized

barnumizes

barnumizing

barny

barnyard

barnyard grass

barnyards

baro-

baroceptor

baroceptors

barochore

barochoric

barochory

barocline

baroclinic

baroclinicity

baroclinity

barocliny

barocyclonometer

baroda

bar-of-chocolate

bar-off

barognosis

barogram

barograph

barographic

barographs

baroja

baroko

barolo

barologist

barologists

barology

barometer

barometers

barometre

barometres

barometric

barometric gradient

barometric pressure

barometric pressures

barometrical

barometrically

barometrograph

barometrographs

barometry

barometz

baron

baron of beef

baronage

baronages

baron-and-femme

baroness

baronesses

baronet

baronetage

baronetcies

baronetcy

baronetess

baronets

barong

baronial

baronially

baronies

baronne

baronries

baronry

barons

barons of beef

barony

barophile

barophiles

barophilic

barophysical

baroque

Baroque guitar

baroque pop

baroquely

baroqueness

baroque-organ

baroque-organs

baroque-pearl

baroque-pearls

baroque-period

baroque-piety

baroquey

baroreceptor

baroreceptors

baroreflex

baroreflexes

barosaurus

baroscope

baroscopes

baroscopic

barosinusitis

barosphere

barostat

barostats

baroswitch

baroswitches

barotaxis

barotrauma

barotraumas

barotraumatic

barotrope

barotropes

barotrophy

barotropic

barotropy

barotseland

barouche

barouches

barouchet

barouchets

barouchette

barouchettes

bar-out

barpeople

barperson

barpersons

bar-phone

bar-phones

barplot

barpost

barposts

barque

barquentine

barquentines

barques

barquette

barquette mold

barquette molds

barquette-mould

barquillite

barquisimeto

barr

barra

Barra da Estiva

barrable

barra-boy

barra-boys

barracan

barracans

barrack

barrack stanchion

barracked

barracking

barrack-room lawyer

barracks

barracks bag

barracks communism

barracks emperor

barracks emperors

barracks lawyer

barracks lawyers

barracks rat

barracks rats

barracks room lawyer

barracks room lawyers

barraclough

barracoon

barracoons

barracouta

barracoutas

barracuda

barracudalike

barracudas

barracudina

barrad

barrads

barrage

barrage-balloon

barrage-balloons

barraged

barrages

barraging

barramunda

barramundas

barramundi

barramundis

barranca

barrancabermeja

barrancas

barrandon

barranquilla

barras

barrato

barrator

barrators

barratries

barratrous

barratry

barratte

barr-body

barre

barre chord

barre chords

barred

barred out

barred rock

barred warbler

barred-antshrike

barred-antshrikes

barred-owl

barred-owls

barred-spiral-galaxies

barred-spiral-galaxy

barred-tinamou

barred-tinamous

barrel

barrel bag

barrel bags

barrel bomb

barrel bombs

barrel bulk

barrel bulks

barrel cacti

barrel chair

barrel chests

barrel distortion

barrel drum

barrel drums

barrel heads

barrel jump

barrel jumped

barrel jumping

barrel jumps

barrel knot

barrel knots

barrel of fun

barrel of sunshine

barrel organist

barrel organists

barrel piano

barrel pianos

barrel plating

barrel printer

barrel process

barrel shifter

barrel shifters

barrel shrouds

barrel sponges

barrelage

barrel-cactus

barrel-chest

barrel-chested

barrel-child

barrel-children

barreled

barrelene

barrelenes

barrelette

barrelettes

barreleye

barreleyes

barrel-fever

barrelfish

barrelful

barrelfuls

barrelhead

barrel-head

barrelheads

barrelhouse

barrelhouses

barreling

barrelled

barrelless

barrellike

barrelling

barrel-nut

barrel-nut-connector

barrel-nut-connectors

barrel-nuts

barrel-of-laughs

barrel-of-monkeys

barreloid

barreloids

barrel-organ

barrel-organs

barrel-race

barrel-raced

barrel-racer

barrel-racers

barrel-races

barrel-racing

barrel-roll

barrel-rolls

barrel-roof

barrel-roofs

barrels

barrels of laughs

barrels of monkeys

barrels of sunshine

barrelsful

barrel-shroud

barrel-sponge

barrel-vault

barrel-vaults

barren

barren lands

barren strawberry

barrener

barrenest

barrenly

barrenness

barrens

barrenwort

barrenworts

barrera

barrerite

barrès

barre-sinoussi francoise

barret

barreter

barreters

barretry

barrett

barrett, neil and the raphael gray case

barretta

barrettas

barrette

barretter

barretters

barrettes

barrett-s-esophagus

bar-review

bar-reviews

barriada

barriadas

barricade

barricade tape

barricade tapes

barricaded

barricader

barricaders

barricades

barricading

barricado

barricado-d

barricadoed

barricadoing

barrie

barrie j(ames) m(atthew)

barrier

barrier beach

barrier islands

barrier option

barrier rogue

barrier rogues

barrier to entry

barrier-board

barrier-boards

barrier-island

barrierless

barrierlessly

barrierlike

barrier-method

barrier-methods

barrier-reef

barrier-reefs

barriers

barriers to entry

barries

barrigudo

barrigudos

barring

barring out

barringerite

barrings

barrington

barringtonite

barringtonites

barrio

barrios

barrista

barristas

barrister

barristering

barristers

barrister's block

barroisite

barroom

bar-room

barroom-brawl

barrooms

bar-rooms

barrow

barrow boy

barrow boys

barrow men

Barrow upon Soar

Barrow upon Trent

barrowful

barrowfuls

barrow-in-furness

barrowist

barrowists

barrowlike

barrowload

barrowloads

barrow-man

barrows

barrowsful

barrow-s-goldeneye

barrow-s-goldeneyes

barrulet

barrulets

barruly

barry

barry charles

barry-boy

barry-boys

barry-island

barrymore

bars

bars out

bars sinister

barsac

barse

barses

bar-shot

barside

bar-sinister

bars-of-chocolate

barspin

bar-spin

barspins

bar-star

bar-stars

barstaurant

barstaurants

bar-stock

barstool

bar-stool

barstooler

barstools

bar-stools

barstowite

barszcz

bart

Bart syndrome

bar-tailed-godwit

bar-tailed-godwits

bartelkeite

bartend

bartended

bartender

bartenders

bartending

bartends

barter

bartered

barterer

barterers

barteri

bartering

barterings

barters

bartery

barth

barth john simmons

barth karl

barthelme donald

barthes

barthes roland

barthesian

barthlott

bartholdi

bartholdi frederic auguste

bartholin

bartholin-abscess

bartholin-abscesses

bartholinian

bartholinitis

Bartholin's glands

bartholin-s-cyst

bartholin-s-cysts

bartholin-s-gland

bartholomew

Bartholomew baby

barths

bartisan

bartisans

bartitsu

bartizan

bartizans

bartk-pizzicato

bartk-pizzicatos

bartl

bartlett

bartlett john

bartlett pear

bartlett robert abram

bartletts

bartlett-s-tinamou

bartlett-s-tinamous

Bartmann jug

bartók

bartok bela

Bartók pizzicato

bartolommeo

barton

barton clarissa harlowe

bartonelloses

bartonellosis

bartoni

bartonian

bartonite

bartons

barton-upon-humber

bartop

bartops

Bart-Pumphrey syndrome

bartram

bartram john

bartramia

bartramia-longicauda

bartramianus

barts

Bartter syndrome

barucainide

baruch

baruch-hashem

baruga

bar-up

barwalking

barware

barway

barways

Barwick in Elmet

Barwick in Elmet and Scholes

bar-winged-rail

bar-winged-rails

barwise

barwit

barwoman

barwomen

barwood

bary

barycenter

barycenters

barycentre

barycentres

barycentric

barycentrically

barycentric-energy

barychelid

barychelids

barye

baryes

barylestis

barylite

baryochemical

baryogenesis

baryon

baryon acoustic oscillation

baryon acoustic oscillations

baryon numbers

baryonia

baryonic

baryonic-dark-matter

baryonic-matter

baryonium

baryoniums

baryonless

baryon-number

baryons

baryonychid

baryonychids

baryosynthesis

baryphthengus

barysaw

baryshnikov mikhail nikolayevich

barysilite

barysphere

baryta

baryte

barytes

barytic

barytocalcite

barytocalcites

barytolamprophyllite

baryton

barytone

barytones

barytons

barytum

barzun jacques martin

barzunian

bas

b-a-s

bas mitzvah

basa

basa fish

basaa

basaji

basal

basal anesthesia

basal bristles

basal cell carcinoma

basal cell carcinomas

basal cells

basal dicots

basal joint reflex

basal layers

basal media

basal medium

basal metabolism

basal reader

basal tomenta

basal tubercles

basal-annulus

basal-bodies

basal-body

basal-bristle

basal-cell

basal-dicot

basal-ganglia

basal-ganglion

basalioma

basaliomas

basalis

basal-layer

basally

basal-metabolic-rate

basal-metabolic-rates

basalmost

basalolateral

basals

basalt

basaltic

basaltic-magma

basaltiform

basaltoid

basal-tomentum

basalts

basal-tubercle

basaltware

basaluminite

basan

basanite

basanites

basans

basashi

basbleu

basbleus

basc

ba-sc

b-a-sc

bascinets

bascule

bascule bridges

bascule-bridge

bascules

base

base (math)

base address

base addresses

base alignment

base angle

base angles

base board

base camp

base camps

base community

base exchange

base fee

base fees

base fluid

base font

base gases

base leg

base level

base line

base map

base memory

base metal

base note

base notes

base path

base paths

base pay

base radios

base ram

base rate

base rate fallacies

base right

base rights

base runners

base score

base sequence

base sheets

base station

base station subsystems

base year

base years

base/displacement

base64

baseball

base-ball

baseball diamonds

baseball fields

baseball gloves

baseball mitts

baseball players

baseball rule

baseball-annie

baseball-annies

baseball-bat

baseball-bats

baseball-cap

baseball-caps

baseball-card

baseball-cards

baseball-diamond

baseballer

baseballers

baseball-field

baseball-glove

baseball-mitt

baseball-player

baseballs

baseband

baseband processor

basebands

baseboard

baseboard heating

baseboarding

baseboards

baseborn

baseburner

base-burner

baseburners

basecamp

basecamps

base-case

base-cases

base-character

base-characters

base-class

base-classes

basecoat

basecoats

base-communications

base-court

base-courts

based

based on

basedow-s-disease

basedow-s-syndrome

base-flashing

base-gas

basehead

baseheads

base-hit

base-hits

baseis

base-isolation

base-jump

base-jumped

base-jumper

base-jumpers

base-jumping

b-a-s-e-jumping

base-jumps

basel

basel convergence agreement

basel standards for market risk

baselard

baselayer

baselayers

basel-city

basel-country

baseless

baselessly

baselessness

baselike

baseline

baselined

baseliner

baseliners

baselines

baselining

baselining tool

basella

basel-landschaft

baseload

baseloads

basel-problem

basel-stadt

basely

baseman

basemen

basement

basement dweller

basement dwellers

basement-battler

basement-battlers

basementful

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basementlike

basement-membrane

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basements

base-metals

basename

basenames

baseness

basenesses

basenet

basenets

basenji

basenjis

base-off-of

base-on

base-on-balls

base-over-apex

basepair

base-pair

base-pair-breathing

base-pairing

basepairs

base-pairs

basepath

basepaths

baseperson

basepersons

baseplate

baseplates

basepoint

basepoints

baser

base-radio

base-rate-fallacy

base-rent

baserunner

base-runner

baserunners

baserunning

bases

bases on

base-sheet

bases-loaded

basest

base-stations

base-station-subsystem

basestock

basetender

basetenders

baseth

base-unit

base-units

base-upon

basewoman

basewomen

baseword

basewords

basford

bash

bash and grab

bash shell

basha

bash-about

bashan

bashar

bashaw

bashaws

bashed

bashed about

bashedness

bashed-the-bishop

basheer

basher

bashers

bashert

basherts

bashes

bashes about

bashes-the-bishop

bashful

bashfull

bashfuller

bashfully

bashfulness

bashi-bazouk

bashi-bazoukery

bashibazouks

bashi-bazouks

bashin

bash-in

bashing

bashing about

bashings

bashing-the-bishop

bashir

bashism

bashisms

bashkir

bashkiria

bashkirian

bashkirians

bashkirs

bashkortostan

bashkortostani

bashkortostanis

bashless

bashlik

bashlyk

bashlyks

bashment

bashments

basho

basho matsuo

bash-out

bashtag

bashtagging

bash-the-bishop

bash-up

bashy

basi-

basibranchial

basic

basic balances

basic cell

basic disk

basic earnings per share

basic education

basic educations

basic encoding rules

basic english

basic form

basic forms

basic in rom

basic income

basic incomes

basic input/output system

basic law

basic middleware

basic needs

basic oxygen process

basic plumage

basic process

basic rate

basic rate access

basic rate interface

basic rate interfaces

basic reproduction number

basic reproduction rate

basic reproduction ratio

basic reproductive number

basic reproductive rate

basic reproductive ratio

basic service

basic slag

basic stamp

basic strategy

basically

basic-balance

basic-block

basic-blocks

basic-cable

basicerite

basicerites

basichromatic

basicities

basicity

basicly

basicness

basiconic

basic-pay

basic-pokmon

basicrania

basicranial

basicranium

basic-research

basics

basic-training

basidia

basidiocarp

basidiocarps

basidiole

basidioles

basidiolichen

basidioma

basidiomata

basidiome

basidiomes

basidiomycete

basidiomycetes

basidiomycetous

basidiomycota

basidiospore

basidiospores

basidium

basie

basie william

basified

basifier

basifiers

basifies

basifixed

basifugal

basify

basifying

basigynia

basigynium

basihyal

basihyals

basihyoid

basihyoids

basij

basiji

basijis

basil

basil thyme

basilan

basilan island

basilar

basilar membrane

basilary

basil-balm

basildon

basilean

basilect

basilectal

basilectally

basilects

basileiolatry

basilemma

basileolatry

basileus

basileuterus

basilewskyi

basilian

basilic

basilic veins

basilica

basilical

basilican

basilicas

basilicata

basilick

basilicks

basilicok

basilicon

basilicons

basilic-vein

basilidean

basilideans

basilidian

basilidians

basilinna

basiliomata

basilisc

basiliscs

basilisk

basilisk lizard

basilisk lizards

basilisks

basiliximab

basilled

basilling

basilolatry

basilornis

basilosaurid

basilosaurids

basilosaurus

basils

basin

basin and range

basinal

basined

basinet

basinful

basinfuls

basing

basing on

basingstoke

Basingstoke and Deane

basinless

basinlike

basin-of-attraction

basins

basins of attraction

basinsful

basinward

basinwide

basioccipital

basion

basionym

basionyms

basipetal

basipodite

basipodites

basipterygia

basipterygial

basipterygium

basipterygoid

basis

basis point

basis spline

basis splines

basiscopic

basisolute

basisphenoid

basisphenoidal

basisphenoids

basis-points

basiswise

basivertebral

bask

basked

baskerville

baskerville john

basket

basket catch

basket cell

basket cells

basket chairs

basket clams

basket hilts

basket houses

basket maker

basket rush

basket rushes

basket weaves

basket works

basketane

basketball

basketball goal

basketball goals

basketball-court

basketball-courts

basketballer

basketballers

basketball-hoop

basketball-hoops

basketball-player

basketball-players

basketballs

basketbrawl

basketbrawls

basketcase

basket-case

basketcases

basket-cases

basket-chair

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basketed

basketeer

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basketfuls

basketgrass

basket-hilt

baskethouse

basket-house

baskethouses

basketing

basketless

basketlike

basketmaker

basketmakers

basketo

basket-of-gold

basketry

baskets

basketsful

basket-star

basket-stars

basket-toss

basket-tosses

basketweave

basket-weave

basketweaver

basketweavers

basketweaves

basketweaving

basketwork

basket-work

basketworks

basketworm

basketworms

baskimo

baskimos

basking

basking-shark

basking-sharks

baskin-robbins

basks

baskt

basle

basler

basmati

basmati rice

basnet

basnets

basoche

basocytopenia

basolateral

basolaterally

basommatophora

bason

basons

basonym

basonyms

basopenia

basopenias

basophil

basophilia

basophilias

basophilic

basophils

basotemporal

basotho

basque

basque provinces

basque-country

basque-pelota

basques

basque-shepherd-dog

basque-shepherd-dogs

basquish

basra

bas-relief

bas-reliefs

bas-rhin

bass

bass strait

bassa

bassackward

bass-ackward

bassackwards

bass-ackwards

bassalia

bassalian

bassanite

bassaricyon

bassaricyon-alleni

bassaricyon-beddardi

bassaricyon-gabbii

bassaricyon-lasius

bassaricyon-medius

bassaricyon-neblina

bassaricyon-pauli

bassaw

bassaws

bass-bin

bass-bins

bassboat

bass-boat

bassboats

bass-boats

bass-bomb

bass-bombs

bass-c

bass-clarinet

bass-clef

bass-clefs

bass-drum

bass-drums

bassed

bassein

bassen-kornzweig-syndrome

basse-normandie

basses

basset

basseted

basseterre

basse-terre

basset-horn

basset-hound

basset-hounds

basseting

bassetings

bassetite

bassets

bassett

bassetto

bassettos

bass-guitar

bass-guitarist

bass-guitars

bassholes

bass-horn

bass-horns

bassi

bassinet

bassinets

bassinette

bassinettes

bassing

bassini's operation

bassist

bassists

bassless

basslet

basslets

basslike

bassline

basslines

bassman

bassmen

bass-note

bass-notes

basso

basso-cantante

bassock

bassocks

basso-continuo

basso-continuos

bassoon

bassooned

bassooner

bassooning

bassoonist

bassoonists

bassoons

basso-profondo

basso-profondos

basso-profundo

basso-relievo

basso-rilievo

bassorin

bassos

bass-reflex

bass-relief

bass-reliefs

bass-staff

bass-staffs

bass-trap

bass-trombone

bass-viol

bass-violin

bass-viols

basswood

basswoods

basswork

bassy

bast

bast fiber

basta

bastable cake

bastard

bastard agrimony

bastard alkanet

bastard ashlar

bastard bar

bastard bars

bastard big-footed mouse

bastard camphor tree

bastard cedar

bastard cedars

bastard coolibah

bastard dory

bastard file

bastard files

bastard gemsbok

bastard gemsboks

bastard gumwood

bastard gumwoods

bastard halibut

bastard halibuts

bastard hartebeest

bastard hartebeests

bastard hogberry

bastard horn snake

bastard ironwood

bastard ironwoods

bastard mahoganies

bastard mahogany

bastard pop

bastard sandalwood

bastard sandalwoods

bastard strangles

bastard sugars

bastard titles

bastard toadflax

bastard umbrella thorns

bastarda

bastarded

bastard-eigne

bastardies

bastarding

bastardisation

bastardisations

bastardise

bastardised

bastardiser

bastardisers

bastardises

bastardising

bastardism

bastardization

bastardizations

bastardize

bastardized

bastardizer

bastardizers

bastardizes

bastardizing

bastardliness

bastardly

bastardly-gullion

bastardly-gullions

bastard-manchineel

bastard-manchineels

bastard-operator-from-hell

bastard-operators-from-hell

bastard-pennyroyal

bastard-pimpernel

bastardry

bastards

bastard-sugar

bastardsword

bastard-sword

bastardswords

bastard-swords

bastard-title

bastard-trumpeter

bastard-trumpeters

bastard-type

bastard-umbrella-thorn

bastard-verdict

bastard-wing

bastard-wings

bastardy

bastardy proceeding

bastardy-bond

bastardy-bonds

baste

basted

bastegh

baster

basterd

basterds

basters

bastes

bastet

bastia

bastian

bastid

bastide

basti-division

bastile

bastille

bastille-day

bastilles

bastillion

bastillions

bastinade

bastinaded

bastinading

bastinado

bastinadoed

bastinadoes

bastinadoing

bastinados

basting

bastings

bastion

bastion forest

bastion forests

bastion host

bastion server

bastioned

bastions

bastirma

bastle

bastles

bastnaesite

bastnaesites

bastnasite

bastnasites

bastnsite

basto

bastogne

baston

bastonade

bastonaded

bastonades

bastonading

bastons

basts

basturma

basuco

basuko

basutoland

basutolander

basutolanders

basyle

basyles

basylous

bat

bat about

bat and ball

bat detector

bat detectors

bat ear

bat ears

bat file

bat flies

bat flower

bat flowers

bat fly

bat for the other side

bat house

bat keyboard

bat mitzvahs

bat phones

bat speeds

bat star

bat stars

bat the breeze

bat ticks

bata

bataan

batable

batagurid

batagurids

bataillean

batailled

batak

bataka

batales

batalin

batan islands

bat-an-eye

bat-an-eyelash

bat-an-eyelid

batangas

Batangas knife

batanopride

batara

batard

batardeau

batardeaus

batards

bat-around

batata

batatas

batata-vada

bat-a-thousand

batavia

batavian

batavians

batavophone

batavophones

bat-away

batboy

batboys

batch

batch control

batch data entry

batch environment

batch file

batch file abc's

batch file transfer

batch job

batch jobs

batch operation

batch process

batch processes

batch processing

batch production

batch program

batch session

batch stream

batch system

batch terminal

batch total

batch window

batchable

batched

batchelor

batchelors

batchelor-s-fare

batchelor-s-son

batches

batch-files

batching

batchmate

batchmates

batchpipes

batch-processings

batch-queue

batch-queues

batcrap

bat-crap

batdom

bate

bat-eared-fox

bateau

bated

bateful

bateid

bateids

bateless

bateleur

bateleurs

bateman

batement

batement-light

batement-lights

batements

bates

bates katharine lee

Bates method

batesi

batesian

batesian-mimicry

batesii

bates-number

bates-numbered

bates-numbering

bates-numberings

bates-numbers

bateson william

batf

batfaced

batfe

batfish

batfishes

bat-five-hundred

bat-for-both-sides

bat-for-the-other-team

batfowl

batfowler

bat-fowler

batfowlers

bat-fowlers

batfowling

bat-fowling

batful

batgirl

batgirls

bath

ba-th

Bath and North East Somerset

Bath bun

Bath coup

bath cube

bath pearl

bath pearls

bath waters

bath-bomb

bath-bombs

bath-book

bath-books

bath-brick

bathbrush

bath-brush

bathbrushes

bath-brushes

bath-chair

bath-chairs

bathe

bathed

bather

bathers

bather's cramp

bathes

bathest

batheth

bathetic

bathetical

bathetically

bathful

bathfuls

bathhouse

bathhouses

bathinda-district

bathinette

bathing

bathing-beauties

bathing-beauty

bathing-box

bathing-boxes

bathing-cap

bathing-caps

bathing-costume

bathing-hut

bathing-huts

bathing-machine

bathing-machines

bathings

bathing-suit

bathing-suits

bathing-trunks

bathkeeper

bathkeepers

bath-kimono

bathless

bathlike

bathmat

bath-mat

bathmats

bath-mats

bath-metal

bathmism

bathmocercus

bathmotropic

batho

bathochromic

bathocuproine

batholith

batholiths

bath-oliver

bath-olivers

bathometer

bathometers

bathonian

bathophenanthroline

bathophobia

bathorhodopsin

bathorse

bathorses

bathos

bathrobe

bathrobed

bathrobes

bathroom

bath-room

bathroom bill

bathroom bills

bathroom breaks

bathroom scales

bathroom tissues

bathroom-break

bathroomette

bathroomless

bathroomlike

bathrooms

bathroom-singer

bathroom-singers

bathroom-tissue

bathroomy

baths

bath-salt

bath-salts

bathsheba

bathshua

bath-sponge

bathtime

bath-time

bathtimes

bath-times

bath-towel

bathtub

bath-tub

bathtub theorem

bathtub-curve

bathtub-curves

bathtub-gin

bathtubs

bathukolpian

bathurst

bathurst island

bathward

bathwards

bathwater

bath-water

bathwaters

bathy

bathyal

bathybic

bathybius

bathycheilid

bathycheilids

bathyclupeid

bathyclupeids

bathycolpian

bathycrinid

bathycrinids

bathydemersal

bathydemersals

bathydraconid

bathydraconids

bathyergid

bathyergidae

bathyergids

bathykolpian

bathylagid

bathylagids

bathymasterid

bathymasterids

bathymeter

bathymeters

bathymetric

bathymetrical

bathymetrically

bathymetries

bathymetrist

bathymetrists

bathymetry

bathymodiolin

bathymodiolins

bathynellacea

bathynomid

bathynomids

bathypelagic

bathypelagic zone

bathyphase

bathyphases

bathyphyll

bathyphylls

bathysaurid

bathysaurids

bathyscaph

bathyscaphe

bathyscaphes

bathysciadiid

bathysciadiids

bathysiderodromophobia

bathysiderodromophobic

bathysphere

bathyspheres

bathyteuthid

bathyteuthids

bathythermograph

bathythermographs

batida

batidas

batiferrite

batik

batiked

batiker

batikers

batiking

batiks

batillariid

batillariids

batimastat

batin

bat-in

bating

batis

batisite

batista y zaldivar fulgencio

batista-bomb

batiste

batless

batlet

bat-leth

batlets

batlike

batling

batlings

batmaker

batmakers

batman

batmans

batmen

bat-mitzvah

batmobile

batmobiled

batmobiles

batmobiling

batna

batneec

batoid

batoidea

batologist

batologists

batology

baton

baton round

baton rounds

batoned

bat-one-s-eyelashes

bat-one-s-eyes

bat-one-thousand

batonic

batoning

batonless

batonlike

baton-rouge

batons

batons sinister

baton-sinister

batoon

batoons

batophobia

batoprazine

batoum

bat-out

bat-pad

bat-pads

batphone

bat-phone

batphones

batpoop

batrachian

batrachians

batrachite

batrachoid

batrachoidid

batrachoidids

batrachoidiformes

batrachology

batrachomyomachian

batrachomyomachies

batrachomyomachy

batrachophagous

batrachostomus

batrachotoxin

batrachotoxins

batroxobin

batroxostatin

bats

bats a thousand

bats one thousand

bats-away

bats-for-both-sides

bats-in

batskin

batskins

batsman

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beat wave

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beatnikery

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beaton cecil walter hardy

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beaumont francis

beaumont william

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Beauregard claim

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Beau's lines

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Beausale, Haseley, Honiley and Wroxall

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beauvoir simone de

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because-reasons

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Beccarian body

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Becchi's test

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b-echamel

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bechererite

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bechterew-mendel reflex

bechterew-s-disease

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bechuanaland

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beck

beck depression inventory

beck-and-call

becked

beckenbauer franz

becker

becker disease

becker muscular dystrophy

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beckers

becket

becket bend

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becket hitch

becket thomas a

beckets

beckett

beckett samuel barclay

beckettian

beckford

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beckhamesque

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becking

beckles

beckmann max

beckon

beckon call

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beckons wanted

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Beck's cognitive triad

Beck's scale

Beck's triad

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beckwith-wiedemann-syndrome

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beclometasone-dipropionate

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becover

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becquerel rays

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becquerel-ray

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becs de corbin

bectumomab

becuase

becudgel

becue

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becuiba nuts

becuna

becurl

becurled

becurse

becut

bed

b-ed

bed and breakfasts

bed blockers

bed board

bed check

bed checks

bed frame

bed frames

bed jacket

bed linen

bed liner

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bed molding

bed of down

bed of honour

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bed pushes

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bedaggle

bedaggled

bedaggles

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bedaubing

bedaubs

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bedazes

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bedblocker

bed-blocker

bedblockers

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bed-bug

bedbugs

bed-bugs

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bedchambers

bedclothes

bedclothing

bedcord

bedcords

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bed-cover

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bedcoverings

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bed-covers

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bedcurtains

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beddable

bedde

bedded

bedded down

bedded out

bedded-in

bedder

bedders

beddest

beddeth

bedding

bedding down

bedding plant

bedding-out

bedding-plane

bedding-planes

beddings

beddomei

bed-down

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beddy-bye

beddy-byes

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bedeafen

bedeal

bedear

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bedecked

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bedecks

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bedeen

bedeguar

bedeguars

bedehouse

bedehouses

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bedell

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bedelliids

bedells

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bedesmen

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bedewers

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Bedford willow

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bedfordshire-clangers

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bedframes

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bedfuls

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bed-hopper

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bed-hops

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bediapered

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bedight

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bedimmed

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bedims

bed-in

bedinner

bedinnered

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bedirt

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bedirty

bedivere

bedizen

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bedizenments

bedizens

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bedjackets

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bedkeys

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bedlamite

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bedlamps

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bedless

bedlessness

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bedlights

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bedlinens

bedlington-terrier

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bed-load

bedloe's island

bedmaker

bedmakers

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bedmas

bedmate

bedmates

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bed-moulding

bed-mouldings

bednet

bednets

bednorz j(ohannes) georg

bedo

bedo ram

bedoctor

bedoes

bed-of-justice

bed-of-pelts

bed-of-roses

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bedole

bedone

bedotiid

bedotiids

bedoubt

bedouin

bedouinism

bedouins

bed-out

bedoven

bedpan

bedpans

bedpiece

bedpieces

bedplate

bedplates

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bedposts

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bedquilts

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bedrails

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bedraw

bedream

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bedrench

bedrest

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bedridden

bedriddenness

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bedright

bedrights

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bedrip

bedrite

bedrites

bedrive

bedrizzle

bedrizzled

bedrizzles

bedrizzling

bedrobe

bedrobes

bedrock

bedrocks

bedroll

bedrolls

bedroom

bed-room

bedroom communities

bedroom pop

bedroom tax

bedroom-community

bedroomed

bedroom-eyes

bedroomlike

bedrooms

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bedrop

bedropped

bedropping

bedrops

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bedrugged

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bedrugs

bedrum

beds

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beds of down

beds of honour

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bed-settee

bedsheet

bed-sheet

bedsheet ballot

bedsheets

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bedside-manner

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bedsit

bedsite

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bed-sitting room

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bedsocks

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bedsonia

bedsore

bedsores

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bedspreads

bedspring

bedsprings

bedstaff

bedstaffs

bedstand

bedstands

bedstaves

bedstead

bedsteads

bedstock

bedstocks

bedstone

bedstones

bedstraw

bedstraws

bed-stuy

bedswerver

bedswervers

bed-tea

bedtick

bedticks

bedtime

bedtimes

bedtime-stories

bedtime-story

bedtop

bedtops

bed-trick

bed-tricks

beduck

beduin

beduins

beduke

bedumb

bedung

bedunged

bedunging

bedungs

bedust

bedusted

bedusting

bedusts

bedutch

bedward

bedwardism

bedwardite

bedwardites

bedwards

bedwarf

bedwarmer

bedwarmers

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bedwell

bedwet

bed-wet

bedwetter

bed-wetter

bedwetters

bed-wetting

bedwettings

bedwork

bedworthy

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bedyed

bedyeing

bedyes

bedzin

bee

b-e-e

bee ball

bee baw babbity

bee beard

bee bearding

bee beards

bee beetle

bee beetles

bee block

bee bread

bee escape

bee escapes

bee farm

bee farms

bee fly

bee gum

bee hoon

bee hummingbirds

bee lice

bee louse

bee moth

bee moths

bee orchid

bee orchids

bee pirate

bee pirates

bee plant

bee purple

bee taggs

bee tree

bee trees

bee vacuum

bee vacuums

bee wine

bee wolf

bee wolves

beeb

bee-balm

bee-balms

beebe

beebe (charles) william

beebei

bee-bite

bee-bites

beebread

beebrush

beebrushes

beebs

bee-candy

beech

beech nut

beech oil

beech tree

beecham

beecham thomas

beechdrops

beechen

beecher

beecher lyman

beeches

beechier

beechiest

beechlike

beech-marten

beech-martens

beechmast

beech-mast

beech-masts

beechnut

beechnuts

beech-nuts

beech-snap

beechtree

beech-trees

beechwood

beechwoods

beechy

beed-district

beedi

beedie

beedies

beedis

beedom

bee-eater

bee-eaters

beef

beef bourguignons

beef cattle

beef chit

beef chits

beef flaps

beef house

beef houses

beef jerkies

beef olives

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beef on wecks

beef out

beef stroganoff

beef teas

beef tomatoes

beef trusts

beef up

beefalo

beefaloes

beefalos

bee-farming

beefaroni

beef-bourguignon

beefburger

beefburgers

beefcake

beefcakes

beefcakey

beef-curtains

beefeater

beefeaters

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beefed up

beefed-out

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beefers

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bee-flies

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beef-ribs

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beefs up

beefsteak

beefsteak mushroom

beefsteak tomato

beefsteak tomatoes

beefsteaks

beef-tea

beef-tomato

beef-to-the-hoof

beef-trust

beef-wellington

beef-wellingtons

beef-witted

beefwood

beefwoods

beefy

beeg

bee-glue

beegum

beegums

beehive

beehive of activity

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beehives

beehives of activity

beehive-shelf

beehive-shelves

beehive-state

beehive-tomb

beehood

beehouse

beehouses

bee-hummingbird

beeing

bee-in-one-s-bonnet

beekeeper

beekeepers

beekeeping

beeld

beelds

beeless

beelike

beeline

bee-line

beelined

beelines

bee-lines

beeling

beelings

beelining

beely

beelzebub

beelzebubian

beelzebubs

beemaster

beemasters

beemer

beemers

beemother

been

been able to

been born

been darkmans

been had

been knew

been on the scout

been-a-thing

beene

beenie

beenies

beenship

been-there

been-there-done-that

been-there-done-that-bought-the-t-shirt

been-there-done-that-got-the-t-shirt

been-to-the-rodeo

beenz

beep

beep codes

beep test

beeped

beeper

beepers

beeping

beepings

beeproof

beeps

beer

be-er

beer and pretzels game

beer and pretzels games

beer babies

beer baby

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beer barons

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beer bashes

beer blast

beer blasts

beer bottles

beer cheese

beer engine

beer engines

beer frame

beer frames

beer fridge

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beer glasses

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beer leaguer

beer leaguers

beer leagues

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beer levers

beer line

beer lines

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beer mustards

beer runs

beer snakes

beer up

beer wench

beer wenches

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beer worts

beeramid

beeramids

beer-and-skittles

beer-baron

beer-bellied

beer-bellies

beer-belly

beerbohm

beerbohm henry maximilian

beerbohmian

beerbong

beer-bong

beerbongs

beer-bongs

beer-bottle

beer-bust

beer-butt-chicken

beercan

beer-can

beer-can-chicken

beercans

beer-cans

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beered-up

beeregar

beer-garden

beer-gardens

beergarita

beergaritas

beer-goggles

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beer-guts

beerhall

beer-hall

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beer-halls

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beerheads

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beerhouses

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beeriest

beerily

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beer-knot

beer-knots

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beerlike

beermaker

beermakers

beermaking

beerman

beermat

beer-mat

beermats

beer-money

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beer-nuts

beer-o-clock

beer-parlor

beer-parlors

beer-parlour

beer-parlours

beer-pong

beer-run

beers

beers up

beersheba

beershop

beershops

beersicle

beer-snake

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beer-tents

beer-ticket

beer-tickets

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beerware

beery

bees

bees in one's bonnet

bees-and-honey

bee-s-knees

beesly

bee-smoker

bee-smokers

beesome

beeson

beest

beesting

bee-sting

beestings

bee-stings

bee-stung

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beeswarms

beeswax

beeswaxed

beeswaxes

beeswaxing

beeswing

beeswings

beet

beet armyworm

beet leafhopper

beet roots

beet sugars

beetaggs

beeth

beethoven

beethoven ludwig van

beethovenian

beetle

beetle drive

beetle-bank

beetle-banks

beetle-brow

beetle-browed

beetle-brows

beetle-crusher

beetled

beetledness

beetlehead

beetle-headed

beetleheads

beetlejuice

beetlelike

beetle-mite

beetle-mites

beetles

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beetleskins

beetling

beet-radish

beet-radishes

beetrave

beetraves

beetroot

beet-root

beetroot purple

beetroot-red

beetroots

beetrooty

beets

beet-sugar

beeturia

beetworm

beetworms

beeve

beeves

beey

beeyatch

beeyatches

beeyotches

beezer

beezers

bef

b-e-f

befal

befall

befallen

befalleth

befalling

befalls

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beman

bemangle

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bemar

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bemarinone

bemark

bemas

bemask

bemaster

bemaul

bemauled

bemauling

bemauls

bemaze

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bembergs

bembicinae

bembrid

bembrids

beme

bemean

bemedaled

bemedalled

bemeet

bemegride

bemelmans ludwig

bementite

bemercy

bemerd

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bemerding

bemerds

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bemidji

bemind

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bemitradine

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bemoaners

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bemoistens

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bemol

bemols

bemonster

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bemonstering

bemonsters

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be-mother

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bemuds

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bemulce

be-mum

bemuse

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bemusedly

bemusement

bemusements

bemuses

bemusing

bemusingly

be-my-guest

ben

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ben day

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benadryl

benafentrine

bename

benamed

benames

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benatoprazole

benauite

benavente (y martínez)

benavente y martinez jacinto

benavidesite

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benazepril

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bence-jones protein

bence-jones reaction

bench

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bench bleed

bench bleeded

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bench bleeders

bench bleeding

bench bleeds

bench easel

bench easels

bench hook

bench hooks

bench johnny lee

bench mark

bench memo

bench memorandum

bench penalty

bench ruling

bench saw

bench saws

bench show

bench shows

bench strength

bench strengths

bench surgery

bench table

bench tables

bench test

bench tests

bench trial

bench warrant

bench-clearing brawl

bench-dog

bench-dogs

benched

bencher

benchers

benches

bench-grinder

bench-grinders

benching

benchings

bench-jockey

bench-jockeys

benchland

benchlands

benchlet

benchlets

benchley

benchley robert charles

benchlike

benchmark

benchmarkable

benchmarked

benchmarker

benchmarkers

benchmarketing

benchmarking

benchmarks

bench-memos

benchpress

bench-press

bench-pressed

benchpresses

bench-presses

bench-pressing

benchrest rifle

benchtop

benchtops

bench-trials

benchwarmer

bench-warmer

benchwarmers

bench-warmers

bench-warrants

benchwork

bencianol

bencyclane

bend

bend dexter

bend diameter

bend radius

bend someone's will

bend the knee

bend the rules

bend to one's will

bend to someone's will

bendabilities

bendability

bendable

bendable chip

bendamustine

benday process

bendazac

bendazolic-acid

bend-down

bende

bended

bender

bender tents

benderizine

benders

bender-tent

bendest

bendeth

bendgate

bendier

bendies

bendiest

bendigo

bendiness

bending

bending loss

bending the rules

bendingly

bendings

bending-the-truth

bendiocarb

bendir

bendirs

bendless

bendlet

bendlets

bendly

bend-one-s-elbow

bend-over

bend-over-backwards

bendrofluazide

bendroflumethiazide

bends

bends over

bends sinister

bends the rules

bend-sinister

bendsome

bend-someone-s-ear

bends-the-truth

bend-the-truth

bendways

bendwise

bendy

bendy chip

bendy-bus

bendy-straw

bendy-straws

bene

bene bowse

bene cove

bene coves

bene darkmans

bene lightmans

beneaped

beneath

beneath the surface

beneathe

beneathness

benedicite

benedicites

benedict

benedict of nursia

benedict ruth fulton

benedict xv

benedict xvi

benedicta

benedict-arnold

benedict-arnolds

benedictine

benedictines

benediction

benedictional

benedictionals

benedictionaries

benedictionary

benedictions

benedictive

benedictives

benedictory

benedicts

benedict-s-reagent

benedict-s-solution

benedictus

benedight

benefaction

benefactions

benefactive

benefactive-case

benefactive-cases

benefactives

benefactor

benefactors

benefactour

benefactours

benefactress

benefactresses

benefactrix

benefic

benefice

beneficed

beneficence

beneficences

beneficent

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beneficently

benefices

beneficial

beneficial insect

beneficial insects

beneficial owner

beneficial owners

beneficially

beneficialness

beneficiaries

beneficiary

beneficiate

beneficiation

beneficience

beneficient

beneficing

beneficium-excussionis

beneficium-ordinis-seu-excussionis

benefit

benefit clubs

benefit corporation

benefit corporations

benefit of clergy

benefit of doubt

benefit of inventory

benefit societies

benefit society

benefit-club

benefited

benefiter

benefitest

benefiteth

benefiting

benefitless

benefit-of-the-bargain rule

benefit-of-the-doubt

benefits

benefits-in-kind

benefitted

benefittest

benefitteth

benefitting

benefit-tourism

benelux

benempt

beneš

benet

benet william rose

benevento

benevolence

benevolences

benevolent

benevolent overlords

benevolent-assimilation

benevolent-dictator

benevolent-dictators

benevolent-dictatorship

benevolent-dictatorships

benevolently

benevolentness

benevolent-overlord

benevolous

benews

benexate

benflumetol

benfluorex

Benford's law

benfotiamine

beng

benga

bengal

Bengal almond

bengal bay of

Bengal gram

Bengal quince

bengalee

bengalees

bengalese

bengalese-finch

bengalese-finches

bengal-fox

bengal-foxes

bengali

bengaline

bengalines

bengalis

bengal-light

bengal-lights

bengals

bengal-stripes

bengal-tiger

bengal-tigers

bengaluru

bengay

bengbu

benghazi

benghazi-handicap

bengkulu

bengola

bengolas

bengs

benguela-current

ben-gurion

benhepazone

beni

beni suef

benicar

benicia

benidipine

benifices

benifit

benight

benighted

benightedly

benightedness

benighten

benighter

benighting

benightment

benights

benign

benign neglect

benign prostatic hyperplasia

benign virus

benignancy

benignant

benignantly

benigner

benignest

benignities

benignity

benignly

benignness

benign-tumor

benign-tumors

benihana

benihanas

benim

benimming

benin

benin bight of

benincasa

benin-city

beninese

benioff-zone

benioff-zones

benippled

beniseed

beniseeds

benison

benisons

benitezii

benito

benitoite

benitoites

benjamin

benjamin asher

Benjamin fig

benjamin judah philip

benjamin walter

benjaminite

benjaminites

benjamins

benjamite

benjamites

benji

benjie

benjy

benk

benks

benleonardite

benmost

benmoxin

benne

bennet

bennett

bennett (enoch) arnold

bennett floyd

bennett james gordon

Bennett pinch

bennett richard bedford

Bennett's law

ben-nevis

bennie

bennied up

bennies

bennifer

bennington

benningtons

bennite

bennites

benno

benny

benny jack

benocclusion

benocyclidine

ben-oil

benoit de sainte-maure

benoit samuelson joan

benolizime

benomyl

benorilate

benorterone

benorth

benorylate

benote

benothing

benow

benoxafos

benoxaprofen

benoxinate

benperidol

benproperine

bens

bensalem

bense

benserazide

benshee

benshees

benshi

benshis

ben-sira

benson

bensonian

benstonite

bensulide

bent

bent copper

bent coppers

bent edge

bent function

bent functions

bent grasses

bent pipe

bent pipe architecture

bent the rules

bent-as-a-nine-bob-note

bent-as-a-two-bob

bentazepam

bent-car

bent-cars

bentch

bentched

bentches

bentching

bentemazole

bentgrass

bent-grass

bentgrasses

benth

benthal

bentham

bentham jeremy

benthamian

benthamic

benthamism

benthamite

benthic

benthically

benthivore

benthivores

benthivorous

benthopectinid

benthopectinids

benthopelagic

benthophyte

benthophytes

benthos

benthosuchid

benthosuchids

bentinck william henry cavendish

benting-time

benting-times

bentiromide

bentley

bentleyan

bentleys

bento

bento boxes

bento-box

benton

bent-on

benton thomas hart

bent-on-a-splice

bentonite

bentonites

bentonitic

bentorite

bentorites

bents

bentsh

bentshed

bentsher

bentshes

bentshing

bent-spear

bent-the-truth

bentwood

benty

bentyl

benue

benue-congo

benumb

benumbed

benumbedness

benumbeth

benumbing

benumbingly

benumbment

benumbments

benumbs

benurestat

ben-wa-ball

ben-wa-balls

benxi

benyacarite

benz

benz karl friedrich

benzaiten

benzal

benzalacetophenone

benzalacetophenones

benzaldehyde

benzaldehydes

benzalkonium

benzalkonium-chloride

benzamide

benzamides

benzamidine

benzamidines

benzannulated

benzannulation

benzannulations

benzanthracene

benzanthrone

benzanthrones

benzarone

benzathine

benzathine-benzylpenicillin

benzathine-penicillin

benzatropine

benzazepine

benzazepines

benzazocine

benzazocines

benzbromarone

benze

benzedrine

benzene

benzene hexachloride

benzene rings

benzenebiphenylchromium

benzenediamine

benzenediamines

benzenedicarboxylic acid

benzenedicarboxylic acids

benzenediol

benzenediols

benzene-ring

benzenes

benzenesulfonamide

benzenesulfonamides

benzenesulfonic acids

benzenesulfonic-acid

benzenethiol

benzenic

benzenium-ion

benzenium-ions

benzenoid

benzenoids

benzenol

benzenols

benzenonium

benzenonium-ion

benzestrol

benzethidine

benzethonium

benzethonium-chloride

benzetimide

benzfetamine

benzhexol

benzhydryl

benzhydrylpiperazine

benzhydrylpiperazines

benzidine

benzidines

benzil

benzilate

benzilates

benzile

benzilic-acid

benzilone

benzils

benzimidazole

benzimidazoles

benzimidazolium

benzimidazoliums

benzindopyrine

benzine

benzines

benziodarone

benziodoxol

benziodoxole

benziodoxoles

benziodoxols

benzisothiazole

benzisothiazoles

benzisothiazolinone

benzisoxazole

benzisoxazoles

benzmalecene

benznidazole

benzo

benzo flu

benzoate

benzoate of soda

benzoates

benzobarbital

benzobarrelenes

benzocaine

benzoctamine

benzocyclic

benzocycloheptene

benzocycloheptenes

benzodepa

benzodiazepine

benzodiazepines

benzodioxol

benzodioxole

benzodioxoles

benzodithiophene

benzofluorene

benzofuran

benzofurane

benzofurans

benzofuranyl

benzoheterocycle

benzoheterocycles

benzohydroquinone

benzohydroxamic acid

benzoic

benzoic-acid

benzoin

benzoinated

benzoins

benzoisochromanequinone

benzoisothiazole

benzol

benzole

benzoles

benzoline

benzolines

benzols

benzomorphan

benzomorphans

benzonaphthothiophene

benzonase

benzonatate

benzonitrile

benzonitriles

benzophenanthridine

benzophenanthridines

benzophenone

benzophenones

benzoporphyrins

benzopyran

benzopyranic

benzopyrans

benzopyrazine

benzopyrazines

benzopyrazole

benzopyrazoles

benzopyrene

benzopyrenes

benzopyridazine

benzopyridazines

benzopyrone

benzopyrones

benzoquinoline

benzoquinolines

benzoquinone

benzoquinones

benzos

benzothiadiazole

benzothiazepine

benzothiazepines

benzothiazide

benzothiazine

benzothiazines

benzothiazole

benzothiazoles

benzothiazoline

benzothiazolinone

benzothiophene

benzothiophenes

benzothiophenylcyclohexylpiperidine

benzothiopyran

benzothiopyrans

benzotriazole

benzotriazoles

benzotriazolic acid

benzotriazolic acids

benzotript

benzoxadiazine

benzoxadiazines

benzoxathiole

benzoxathioles

benzoxazepine

benzoxazepines

benzoxazine

benzoxazines

benzoxazole

benzoxazoles

benzoxepine

benzoxepines

benzoxiquine

benzoxonium-chloride

benzoyl

benzoylation

benzoylecgonine

benzoyl-peroxide

benzoyls

benzoyltransferase

benzphetamine

benzpyrazole

benzpyrenes

benzquercin

benzquinamide

benzthiazide

benztropine

benzule

benzules

benzvalene

benzvalenes

benzydamine

benzyl

benzyl cellulose

benzyl chloride

benzyl-alcohol

benzylamine

benzylamines

benzylated

benzylating

benzylation

benzylene

benzylhydantoin

benzylhydantoins

benzylic

benzylidene

benzylideneacetone

benzylideneacetones

benzylideneacetophenone

benzylideneacetophenones

benzylidenes

benzylidine

benzylisoquinoline

benzylisoquinolines

benzylmorphine

benzyloxy

benzylpenicillin

benzylpiperazine

benzylpiperazines

benzylpyrrole

benzylpyrroles

benzyls

benzylsulfamide

benzyltetrahydroisoquinoline

benzyltetrahydroisoquinolines

benzyne

benzynes

be-off-with-you

beograd

beolupine

be-on-about

be-one

be-oneself

be-on-its-way-out

be-on-to

beos

beot

beotch

beotches

beothuk

beotia

beotian

beotians

be-out-for

beowolf

beowulf

beowulf-cluster

beowulf-clusters

beowulfian

bepafant

bepaint

bepainted

bepainting

bepaints

bepat

bepearl

bepelt

bepelted

bepelting

bepelts

bephenium

bephenium-hydroxynaphthoate

bepilgrimed

bepinch

bepinched

bepinches

bepinching

bepiss

bepissed

bepisses

bepissing

bepitied

bepities

bepity

bepitying

beplaster

beplastered

beplastering

beplasters

beplumed

bepommel

bepommelled

bepommelling

bepommels

bepotastine

bepowder

bepowdered

bepowdering

bepowders

bepower

bepraise

bepraised

bepraises

bepraising

be-prepared

bepridil

beprose

bepucker

bepuff

bepuffed

bepuffing

bepurple

bepurpled

bepurples

bepurpling

bepuzzle

bepuzzlement

bequaerti

bequaertii

bequeath

bequeathable

bequeathal

bequeathals

bequeathed

bequeather

bequeathers

bequeathest

bequeatheth

bequeathing

bequeathment

bequeathments

bequeaths

bequest

bequests

bequethen

be-quiet

bequiver

bequivered

bequivering

bequivers

bequote

bequoth

ber

berain

beraprost

berar

berate

berated

beratement

berates

berating

beratingly

beratings

beration

berattle

beraunite

beray

berayed

beraying

berays

berber

berbera

berberastine

berberidaceae

berberidaceous

berberideae

berberidoideae

berberine

berberines

berberis

berberophone

berberophones

berberries

berberrubine

berberry

berbice-creole-dutch

berborite

berborites

bercaries

bercary

berceuse

berceuses

bercht

berchtesgaden

bercow

berdache

berdaches

berdachism

berdash

berdashes

berdesinskiite

berdyaev

bere

beread

bereave

bereaved

bereavement

bereavements

bereaver

bereaves

bereaving

berec

berede

bereft

bereftness

beregama

beremeal

berend

berenice

berenice's hair

berenicornis

berenson

berenson bernard

beresford

beresque

beret

bereted

beretlike

berets

beretta

berettas

berewick

berewicks

berezanskite

berezina

berezniki

berg

berg alban

Berg en Dal

berg patricia jane

berg paul

bergall

bergalls

bergama

bergamaschi

bergamasco

bergamascos

bergamask

bergamo

bergamot

bergamots

bergamottin

bergander

berganders

bergapten

bergen

bergenin

bergenite

bergen-op-zoom

berger

berger series

bergerac

bergère

bergeret

bergerets

bergerette

bergerettes

bergh

bergh henry

berghei

bergie

bergies

bergisch gladbach

bergius

bergman

bergman ingmar

bergman ingrid

bergmanian

bergmann-s-rule

bergmans

bergmaster

bergmasters

bergmeal

bergoglio

bergomask

bergomasks

bergs

bergschrund

bergschrunds

bergshrund

bergshrunds

bergslagite

bergson

bergson henri louis

bergsonian

bergsonism

bergwind

bergwinds

bergy bit

bergylt

bergylts

berhyme

berhymed

berhymes

berhyming

beria lavrenti pavlovich

beribbon

beribboned

beribboning

beribbons

beriberi

beride

be-right-back

berimbau

berimbaus

berime

berimed

berimes

beriming

berine

bering

bering land bridge

bering standard time

bering vitus

beringed

beringia

bering-sea

bering-strait

berisp

berk

berkeleian

berkeleianism

berkeleio

berkeley

berkeley busby

berkeley db

berkeley extensions

berkeley ffs

berkeley george

berkeley internet name daemon

berkeleyan

berkelium

berker

berkley-horse

berkovets

berks

berkshire

berkshire hills

berkshireman

berkshiremen

berkshires

Berk-Tabatznik syndrome

berlafenone

berland

berle milton

berlepschi

berlepschia

berlepsch-s-tinamou

berlepsch-s-tinamous

berlin

Berlin breakage syndrome

Berlin iron

berlin irving

berlin isaiah

Berlin shop

Berlin work

berlin-blue

berline

berliner

berliner emile

berliners

berlines

berlinese

berlingot

berlingots

berlin-green

berlin-greens

berlinite

berlins

berlin-wall

berlioz

berlioz (louis) hector

berlitz

berlock dermatitis

berloque dermatitis

berlusconi

berlusconian

berlusconism

berm

bermanite

berme

bermed

bermejo

bermenschen

berming

bermoprofen

berms

bermuda

bermuda collar

Bermuda greens

bermuda onion

bermuda option

bermuda petrel

bermuda-grass

bermuda-green

bermudan

bermudan-option

bermudan-options

bermudans

bermuda-rig

bermudas

bermuda-seam

bermuda-shorts

bermuda-triangle

bermudian

bermudians

bern

Berna flies

bernacle

bernacles

bernadetta

bernadette

bernadette of lourdes

bernadotte

bernadotte folke

berna-fly

bernalite

bernankean

bernard

bernard claude

bernard of clairvaux

bernard of menthon

bernard-horner-syndrome

bernardin de saint-pierre

bernardine

bernardines

bernardite

bernards

berndtite

berndtites

berne

berners-lee timothy john

bernese

bernese mountain dog

bernese-alps

bernese-oberland

berneses

bernfeld

bernh

bernhardian

bernhardt

bernhardt sarah

bernhardt-roth-syndrome

bernice

bernicia

bernicle

bernicle goose

bernicles

bernie

Bernie bro

bernie s.

bernieri

bernieria

bernieridae

bernina alps

bernini

bernini giovanni lorenzo

berninian

bernoulli

bernoulli box

Bernoulli effects

Bernoulli numbers

Bernoulli polynomial

bernoulli principle

Bernoulli process

bernoulli trial

Bernoulli variable

Bernoulli variables

bernoulli-distribution

bernoulli-effect

bernoulli-number

bernoulli's law

bernoulli's principle

bernouse

bernouses

bernstein

Bernstein basis polynomial

Bernstein basis polynomials

bernstein leonard

bernsteinian

bernulli

berob

berobbed

berobbing

berobed

beroe

beroes

beroida

beroll

be-rooped-up

berothid

berothidae

berothids

berouged

berovo

berra lawrence peter

berretta

berrettas

berriasellid

berriasellids

berried

berries

berry

berry blues

berry charles edward anderson

Berry paradox

berry-blue

berrying

berryish

berryite

berryites

berryless

berrylike

berryman john

berrypecker

berrypeckers

berry-sugar

bersagliere

berseem

berserk

berserker

berserkergang

berserkers

berserkly

berserks

bersexual

bersexuals

berstle

berstles

bert

bertam-palm

bertam-palms

bertero

berth

bertha

berthage

berthages

berthas

berthault

berthed

berthel

berthelot pierre eugene marselin

berthierine

berthierite

berthierites

berthing

berthings

berthollide

berthollides

berths

berthside

bertie

bertilimumab

bertillon alphonse

bertillon system

bertillonage

bertol

bertossaite

bertram

bertrand

bertrand-chebyshev-theorem

bertrandite

Bertrand's paradox

berupipam

berwick

berwick-upon-tweed

berycid

berycids

beryciformes

berycoid

beryl

berylium

beryllate

beryllia

beryllide

beryllides

berylliferous

berylline

beryllioses

berylliosis

beryllite

beryllium

beryllium-carbide

beryllium-oxide

berylloid

berylloids

beryllonite

beryls

berytid

berytids

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bideauxite

bided

bidegree

biden

biden joseph robinette, jr.

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bidental

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bi-dentate

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bidet

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bid-fair

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bidi

bidiagonal

bidiagonalization

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bidifferential

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bidimensional

bidimensionality

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bidings

bidirected

bidirectional

bi-directional

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bi-directional frame

bidirectional parallel port

bidirectional printer

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bidistilled

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Bieber fever

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biella

bielliptic

bielorussia

bielorussian

bielorussians

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biennale

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bienne

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biensance

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bienville

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bier

bierbalk

bierbalks

bierce

bierce ambrose gwinett

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bierkellers

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bihamiltonian

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biharmonic

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bijugous

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bikaner-division

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bikathons

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bike motocross

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Bikram yoga

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bilamellar

bilamellate

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bilander

bilanders

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bilane

bilanes

bilaspur-district

bilat

bilateral

bilateral contract

bilateral gill tramas

bilateral symmetries

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bilateral-descents

bilateral-gill-trama

bilateralism

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bilateralists

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bilaterally

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bilayered

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bildungsromans

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bilestones

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bilevel positive airway pressure

bilevel printer

bilevel scan

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bilgy

bilhah

bilharzia

bilharziasis

bilharziosis

Bili ape

biliary

biliary cirrhosis

biliary fever

biliary-sludge

biliary-tract

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biliation

bilibinskite

bilichrome

bilichromes

biliferous

bilifuscin

bilimbi

bilimbing

bilimbings

bilimbis

biliment

biliments

bilin

bilineal

bilinear

bilinear filtering

bi-linear filtering

bilinear forms

bilinear interpolation

bi-linear interpolation

bilinear texture mapping

bilinear-form

bilinearization

bilinearly

bilinears

bilingual

bi-lingual

bilingual dictionaries

bilingual dictionary

bilingualism

bilingualisms

bilinguality

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bilingualized

bilingualizes

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bilinguist

bilinguists

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bilinite

bilins

biliojejunal

biliopancreatic-diversion

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biliously

biliousness

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biliprasin

bilirubin

bilirubinemia

bilirubinuria

biliteral

biliteralism

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bility

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biliverdin

bilk

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bilker

bilkers

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bilks

bill

bill bird

bill birds

Bill Cosby sweater

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bill of certiorari

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bill of discovery

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bill of review

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bill of victualling

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bill payment

bill presentment

bill presentment and payment

bill shock

bill stickers

bill strap

bill straps

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billable

billables

billabong

billabongs

bill-and-coo

billard

billary

billa-vera

bill-beetle

bill-beetles

billboard

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billboardlike

billboards

billbug

billbugs

billed

billed and cooed

biller

billet

billet barges

billet-barge

billet-doux

billeted

billethead

billetheads

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billetings

billet-reading

billets

billets-doux

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billetting

billettings

billfish

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billfolds

bill-gates-flower-flies

bill-gates-flower-fly

billhead

billheads

billholder

billholders

billhook

bill-hook

billhooks

bill-hooks

billiard

billiard-room

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billiard-tables

billicock

billicocks

billie

billies

billietite

billing

billing-and-cooing

billings

billings william

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Billingsgate pheasant

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bio-break

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bioburden

bioburdens

biobutanol

biocalcification

biocalorimetry

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biosensing shirt

biosensor

biosensors

biosensory

bioseparation

biosequence

biosequences

biosequestration

bioseston

biosestons

biosignal

biosignals

biosignature

biosignatures

biosimilar

biosimilars

biosimulation

biosis

biosocial

biosocially

biosolid

biosolids

biosonar

biosorption

biosorptions

biosorting

biosource

biosources

biospecific

biospecimen

biospecimens

biospectrometry

biospectroscopy

biosphere

biospherean

biosphereans

biospheres

biospherian

biospherians

biospheric

biostasis

biostat

biostatic

biostatics

biostatistical

biostatistically

biostatistician

biostatisticians

biostatistics

biosteel

biostimulant

biostimulate

biostimulation

biostimulations

biostitute

biostitutes

biostratification

biostratigraphic

biostratigraphical

biostratigraphically

biostratigraphy

biostratinomic

biostratinomically

biostratinomy

biostrome

biostromes

biostudies

biosurfactant

biosurgery

biosurveillance

bioswale

bioswales

biosyntheses

biosynthesis

biosynthesise

biosynthesised

biosynthesises

biosynthesising

biosynthesize

biosynthesized

biosynthesizes

biosynthesizing

biosynthetic

biosynthetically

biosystem

biosystematic

biosystematics

biosystems

biot

b-i-o-t

biota

biotag

biotags

biotas

biotaxy

biotch

biotches

biotech

biotechnical

biotechnics

biotechnique

biotechniques

biotechnological

biotechnologically

biotechnologies

biotechnologist

biotechnologists

biotechnology

biotechs

biotectural

biotecture

biotectures

biotelemetric

biotelemetry

bioterror

bioterrorism

bioterrorist

bioterrorists

biotherapeutic

biotherapeutics

biotherapies

biotherapy

biothermal

biothreat

biothreats

biotic

biotic potential

biotically

biotics

biotin

biotinidase

biotinidases

biotins

biotinylated

biotinylation

biotinylations

biotite

biotitic

biot-number

biotope

biotopes

biotoxic

biotoxin

biotoxins

biotransfer

biotransference

biotransfers

biotransform

biotransformation

biotransformational

biotransformations

biotransformative

biotransformed

biotransforming

biotransforms

biotrauma

biotraumatic

biotreat

biotreated

biotreating

biotreatment

biotreatments

biotreats

biotron

biotroph

biotrophic

biotrophically

biotrophs

biotrophy

bioturbated

bioturbating

bioturbation

bioturbations

bioturbator

bioturbators

bioturbed

biotype

biotypes

biotypic

biotypology

biounavailable

bio-unavailable

biovar

biovars

biovisualization

biovolume

biovular

biowaiver

biowaivers

biowarfare

biowaste

biowastes

bioweapon

bioweaponry

bioweapons

biowearable

bioyogurt

bioyogurts

biozonal

biozonation

biozonations

biozone

biozones

bip

bipack

bipalmate

biparavector

biparavectors

biparental

biparentally

biparietal

biparous

bipartible

bipartient

bipartile

biparting

bipartisan

bi-partisan

bipartisanly

bipartisanship

bipartison

bipartite

bipartitely

bipartition

bipartitions

bipaschal

bipectinate

bipectinated

biped

bipedal

bipedalism

bipedality

bipedally

bipedicle

bipedicular

bipedid

bipedids

bipeds

bipeltate

bipennate

bipennated

bipenniform

bipennis

biperiden

biperiodic

bipetalous

biphase

biphase coding

biphasic

biphasic pill

biphasically

biphenanthrol

biphenanthryl

biphenol

biphenolic

biphenoxide

biphenoxides

biphenyl

biphenylene

biphenyls

biphobe

biphobes

biphobia

biphobic

biphosphammite

biphosphatase

biphosphate

biphosphates

biphosphoglycerate

biphosphoglycerates

biphosphoglyceric-acid

biphosphonate

biphosphonates

biphotochromic

biphoton

biphotonic

biphotons

biphyletic

biphyllid

biphyllids

bipinnaria

bipinnate

bipinnated

bipinnatifid

bipkwele

biplanar

biplanarity

biplane

biplanes

biplicate

biplicity

biplot

biplots

bipm

bipoc

bipod

bipods

bipolar

bi-polar

bipolar (affective) disorder

bipolar cell

bipolar cells

bipolar coding

bipolar disorders

bipolar transistor

bipolar transmission

bipolar violation

bipolar with eight-zeros substitution

bipolar-disorder

bipolarities

bipolarity

bipolaron

bipolaronic

bipolarons

bipole

bipoles

bipolymer

bipolymers

bipont

bipontine

bipotent

bipotential

bipotentiality

biprism

bipropellant

bipropellants

bips

bipterous

bipunctate

bipunctual

bipupillate

bipupilled

bipyramid

bipyramidal

bipyramids

bipyrazole

bipyridine

bipyridines

bipyridinium

bipyridyl

biquadrate

biquadrates

biquadratic

biquadratically

biquadratics

biquarterly

biquaternion

biquaternionic

biquaternions

biquinary

biquinary code

biquintile

biracial

biracially

biradial

biradiate

biradiated

biradical

biradicaloid

biradicals

biramous

biraphid

biraryl

birational

birational geometry

birationality

birationally

birch

birch beers

birch boletes

birch brackets

birch mice

birch mouse

birch partridge

birch tar

birch tree

birch trees

birch wood

birch woods

birchbark

birchbarks

birch-beer

birch-bolete

birch-bracket

birched

birchen

bircher

birches

birching

birchings

birchlike

birch-sap

birchwood

birchwoods

birchy

bird

bird ball

bird brains

bird breeder's lung

bird chorus

bird choruses

bird cliff

bird cliffs

bird fancier's lung

bird feed

bird feeder

bird feeders

bird flus

bird grass

bird in the hand

bird ingestion

bird ingestions

bird larry joe

bird louse

bird of ill omen

bird of wonder

bird peppers

bird spider

bird spiders

bird stuffer

bird walk

bird walks

birdbath

bird-bath

birdbaths

bird-baths

birdbolt

birdbolts

birdbox

birdboxes

birdbrain

bird-brain

birdbrained

bird-brained

birdbrains

birdcage

bird-cage

birdcages

birdcall

birdcalls

birdcare

birdcatcher

birdcatchers

birdcatching

bird-cherries

bird-cherry

bird-cherry-ermine

bird-cherry-ermines

bird-colonel

bird-colonels

bird-course

bird-courses

bird-dog

bird-dogged

bird-dogging

bird-dogs

birddom

bird-dropping-spider

bird-dropping-spiders

birde

birded

birder

birders

birdes

bird-eyed

birdfeed

birdfeeder

birdfeeders

bird-flu

birdhood

birdhouse

birdhouses

birdie

birdied

birdieing

birdies

birdikin

birdikins

birding

bird-in-the-bosom

birdish

birdishly

birdishness

birdkeeper

birdkeepers

birdkeeping

birdkind

birdless

birdlessness

birdlet

birdlets

birdlife

birdlike

birdlikeness

birdlime

bird-lime

birdlimed

birdlimes

birdliming

birdling

birdlings

birdlore

birdly

birdman

birdmen

birdness

bird-of-jove

bird-of-juno

bird-of-one-s-own-brain

bird-of-paradise

bird-of-passage

bird-of-passages

bird-of-prey

bird-pepper

birdproof

birds

bird's eye chili

bird's eye chilis

bird's nest puddings

bird's nest soup

bird's nest soups

birds of ill omen

birds of Jove

birds of the feather flock together

birds of wonder

birds-and-bees

birdsat

birdseed

birdseller

birdseye

bird-s-eye

bird's-eye maple

birdseye, clarence

bird-s-eye-view

bird-s-eye-views

birdsfoot

bird-s-foot

bird's-foot trefoil

bird's-foot violet

birdsfoot-trefoil

birdsfoot-violet

bird-s-head

birdshop

birdshops

birdshot

birdsit

birdsits

birdsitting

birdskin

birdskins

bird-s-mouth

bird-s-nest

bird's-nest fern

bird-s-nest-fungi

bird-s-nest-fungus

bird-s-nest-pudding

birds-of-a-feather

birds-of-a-feather session

birds-of-juno

birds-of-paradise

birds-of-prey

birdsong

bird-song

birdsongs

bird-s-tongue

birdstrike

bird-strike

birdstrikes

bird-strikes

bird-stuffers

birds-wedding

birdsweet

birdtable

bird-table

birdtables

bird-tables

birdwatcher

bird-watcher

birdwatchers

bird-watchers

bird-watching

birdwing

birdwings

birdwoman

birdwomen

birdy

bire

birectangular

bireflectance

bireflectances

birefringence

birefringent

birefringently

biregular

bireme

biremes

biretta

biretta-d

birettaed

birettas

birfday

birfdays

birhythmic

birhythmicity

biriani

birianis

biricodar

birimbao

biringuccite

biriyani

biriyanis

birk

Birkeland current

Birkeland currents

Birkeland-Eyde process

birken

birkenhead

birkenhead-drill

birkenstock

birkie

Birkin bag

birks

birl

birlaw

birlaws

birle

birled

birley

birlie

birling

birlinn

birlinns

birls

birman

birmingham

birmingham-screwdriver

birnavirus

birnaviruses

birnessite

biro

birobidzhan

biroi

biromantic

biros

birostrate

birostrated

birotate

birotation

birotations

birotula

birotulae

birotunda

birotundas

birr

birrus

birruses

birse

birses

birt

birth

birth canals

birth cert

birth certs

birth chairs

birth chart

birth charts

birth date

birth dates

birth defects

birth family

birth names

birth parent

birth parents

birth plans

birth sex

birth stool

birth stools

birth tongue

birth trauma

birth tray

birth trays

birth weight

birth weights

birth-canal

birth-certificate

birth-certificates

birth-chair

birthchild

birth-control

birth-control-glasses

birthdate

birthdates

birthday

birthday attacks

birthday book

birthday books

birthday effect

birthday parties

birthday party

birthday problem

birthday suiter

birthday suiters

birthday-attack

birthday-boy

birthday-boys

birthday-cake

birthday-cakes

birthdaycard

birthday-card

birthdaycards

birthday-cards

birthdaye

birthdayes

birthday-girl

birthday-girls

birthdayless

birthday-paradox

birthday-present

birthdays

birthday-suit

birthday-suits

birth-defect

birthdom

birthdoms

birthed

birther

birtherism

birthers

birthfather

birth-father

birth-fathers

birthhood

birthhoods

birthing

birthing ball

birthing center

birthing room

birthing-chair

birthing-chairs

birthing-pool

birthings

birthland

birthlands

birthless

birthmark

birthmarked

birthmarks

birthmother

birth-mother

birthmothers

birth-mothers

birth-name

birthnight

birthnights

Birt-Hogg-Dubé syndrome

birth-pang

birth-pangs

birthparent

birthparents

birthplace

birthplaces

birth-plan

birthrate

birth-rate

birthrates

birth-rates

birthright

birthright citizenship

birthrights

birthroot

birthroots

births

birthsite

birthstone

birthstones

birthtime

birthtimes

birth-tourism

birthweight

birthweights

birthwort

birthworts

birthyear

birtism

birts

biryani

biryanis

bis

bis keys

bisabolene

bisabolol

bisaccate

bisaccates

bisacodyl

bisacrylamide

bisacrylamides

bisadduct

bisadducts

bisagre

bisalkene

bisalkoxide

bisalkoxides

bisallene

bisallenes

bisallylic

bisamide

bisamino acid

bisammonium

bisantrene

bisaramil

bisaryl

bisarylated

bisayan

bisaziridine

Bisbee turquoise

bisbee-blue

bisbendazole

bisbenzylisoquinolinium

bisbiguanide

bisbiguanides

biscay

biscay bay of

biscayan

biscayans

biscayne

biscayne bay

bischofite

biscistronic

biscotin

biscotins

biscotti

biscottis

biscotto

biscribed

biscriptal

biscuit

biscuit beetles

biscuit hooks

biscuit root

biscuit roots

biscuit shooters

biscuit-beetle

biscuiteer

biscuitless

biscuitlike

biscuits

biscuits and gravy

biscuit-shooter

biscuity

biscutate

biscutella

bisdn

b-isdn

bise

bisecant

bisecants

bisect

bisectarian

bisected

bisecting

bisection

bisectional

bisections

bisector

bisectors

bisectrix

bisectrixes

bisects

bisegment

bisegments

bisemic

bisemous

bisensory

biseptate

biserial

biseriate

biserrate

bi-serrate

bisetose

bisetous

bisexous

bisexual

bisexualities

bisexuality

bisexually

bisexuals

bisferious

bish

bishamonten

bish-bash-bosh

bishie

bishies

bishkek

bishnupriya-manipuri

bishonen

bishop

bishop (john) michael

bishop elizabeth

bishop-barker

bishop-barkers

bishopdom

bishopdoms

bishoped

bishophood

bishoping

bishopless

bishoplike

bishoply

bishop-of-rome

bishop-pawn

bishop-pawns

bishopric

bishoprick

bishopricks

bishoprics

bishop-rock

bishops

bishops of Rome

bishop's pawn

bishop's wine

bishop-s-cap

bishop-s-collar

bishop-s-collars

bishop-sleeve

bishop-sleeves

bishop-s-length

bishopsweed

bishop-s-weed

bishop-s-wort

bishounen

bishy-barnabee

bishy-barnabees

bishydroxamic

bishydroxamic acids

bishydroxamic-acid

bisiac

bisilicate

bisilicates

bisimide

bisimilar

bisimilarity

bisimine

bisimines

bisimulation

bisimulations

bisindole

bisindolyl

bisindolylmaleimides

bisk

Biskara boil

bisket

biskets

bis-key

bisks

bislactone

bislama

bisligand

bisligands

bismarck

Bismarck brown

bismarck otto eduard leopold von

bismarck sea

bismarck-archipelago

bismarckian

bismarckism

bismarcks

bismetallated

bismillah

bismite

bismoclite

bismuth

bismuth subsalicylate

bismuthal

bismuthane

bismuthate

bismuthated

bismuthatian

bismuthian

bismuthic

bismuthide

bismuthides

bismuthiferous

bismuthine

bismuthines

bismuthinite

bismuthinites

bismuthite

bismuthoan

bismuthonium

bismuthous

bismuthyl

bismutite

bismuto

bismutocolumbite

bismutoferrite

bismutohauchecornite

bismutomicrolite

bismutopyrochlore

bismutostibiconite

bismutotantalite

bisnafide

bisn-t

bisoliton

bisolitonic

bisolitons

bison

bisonant

bison-bison

bison-bonasus

bisoness

bison-grass

bisons

bisontine

bisoprolol

bisoxatin

bisoxazoline

bisoxazolines

bispecific

bispectra

bispectral

bispectrum

bisphenol

bisphenol-a

bisphenols

bisphosphatase

bisphosphatases

bisphosphate

bisphosphates

bisphosphine

bisphosphoglycerate

bisphosphonate

bisphosphonates

bisphossy jaw

bis-phossy jaw

bispinor

bispinors

bispinose

bispiraled

bisque

bisque doll

bisque dolls

bisques

bisquick

bisquinoline

bisquinolines

bissau

Bissel truck

Bissell truck

bisset

bissextile

bissextile years

bissextile-month

bissextiles

bissextile-year

bisson

bissotwo

bist

bistabilities

bistability

bistable

bi-stable

bistable circuit

bistables

bistate

bistatic

bisteeya

bisteeyas

bistellar flip

bister

bistetrazole

bistetrazoles

bistochastic

bistort

bistorts

bistouries

bistoury

bistramide

bistratified

bistratose

bistre

bistriazole

bistriazoles

bistriflate

bistro

bistronomy

bistros

bisubmodular

bisubstrate

bisulcate

bisulcous

bisulfate

bisulfates

bisulfide

bisulfides

bisulfite

bisulfites

bisulphate

bisulphates

bisulphide

bisulphides

bisulphite

bisulphites

bisulphuret

bisulphurets

bisyllabic

bisyllabically

bisymmetric

bisymmetry

bisync

bisynchronous

bit

bit alley

bit and bit

bit and bit challenges

bit array

bit arrays

bit banging

bit between one's teeth

bit blit

bit block transfer

bit bucket

bit bucketed

bit bucketing

bit buckets

bit cell

bit coin

bit compression multiplexer

bit crusher

bit crushers

bit density

bit depth

bit depths

bit diddling

bit down

bit error rate

bit flip

bit flipping

bit in

bit interleaved parity

bit level device

bit lifters

bit manipulation

bit map

bit nibbler

bit nibblers

bit of fluff

bit off

bit padding

bit parallel

bit pattern

bit plane

bit players

bit rate

bit robbing

bit role

bit roles

bit rot

bit serial

bit shank

bit shanks

bit slice processor

bit slices

bit slicing

bit specifications

bit stream

bit stuffing

bit time

bit torrent

bit transfer rate

bit transparent

bit twiddler

bit twiddling

bit valley

bit wise

bit/s

bitangent

bitangential

bitangents

bitartrate

bitblit

bitblt

bitboard

bitboards

bitbucket

bitbucketed

bitbucketing

bitbuckets

bit-by-a-barn-mouse

bit-by-bit

bitch

bitch-ass

bitchassness

bitchboy

bitchboys

bitchcraft

bitched

bitchen

bitcheries

bitchery

bitches

bitchface

bitchfaces

bitchfest

bitchfests

bitchfight

bitch-fight

bitchfights

bitch-fights

bitchfit

bitchfits

bitchier

bitchiest

bitchily

bitchin

bitchiness

bitchinest

bitching

bitchlike

bitchling

bitchlings

bitchload

bitchloads

bitch-magnet

bitchslap

bitch-slap

bitchslapped

bitch-slapped

bitchslapping

bitch-slapping

bitchslaps

bitch-slaps

bitch-up

bitchwads

bitchwhore

bitch-whore

bitchwhores

bitch-whores

bitchwork

bitchy

bitcoin

Bitcoin ATM

Bitcoin Cash

Bitcoin confirmation

Bitcoin Core

Bitcoin exchange

Bitcoin faucet

Bitcoin fork

Bitcoin Gold

bitcoin miner

bitcoin mining

Bitcoin node

Bitcoin transaction

bitcoin wallet

bitcoins

bit-count-integrity

bitd

bit-decay

bitdefender

bite

bite and smile

bite back

bite cell

bite cells

bite down

bite indicators

bite it

bite of the cherry

bite one's thumb

bite point

bite points

bite sticks

biteable

bited

biteforce

biteforces

bitegmic

bite-in

bite-indicator

bite-me

bitemporal

bite-off

bite-off-more-than-one-can-chew

bite-of-the-reality-sandwich

bite-one-s-lip

bite-one-s-tongue

biteplate

biter

biternate

biternately

biters

bites

bites down

bites in

bites of the cherry

bites off

bites the biscuit

bitesize

bite-size

bite-sized

bite-someone-in-the-arse

bite-someone-s-head-off

bitest

bites-the-bullet

bites-the-dust

bite-stick

bite-the-big-one

bite-the-biscuit

bite-the-bullet

bite-the-dust

bite-the-hand-that-feeds-one

bite-to-eat

bitewing

bite-wing

bitewings

bite-wings

bitext

bitexts

bitey

bitfield

bitfields

Bitfinex

bitflip

bitflips

bitheism

bitheist

bitheistic

bitheists

bithionol

bithiophene

bithorax

bithorax-complex

bithorax-complexes

bithynia

bithyniid

bithyniids

bitier

bitiest

biting

biting down

biting fly

biting in

biting louse

biting mania

biting off

biting points

biting stage

bitingly

biting-midge

biting-midges

bitingness

biting-point

bitings

biting-the-bullet

biting-the-dust

bit-interval

bit-intervals

bitistatin

bitki

bitless

bit-lifter

bitling

bitlink

bitlocker

bitly

bitmap

bitmap file

bitmap font

bitmap format

bitmap graphics

bitmap image

bitmapped

bitmapped file

bitmapped font

bitmapped graphics

bitmapped image

bitmapping

bitmaps

bit-maps

bitmask

bitmasked

bitmasking

bitmasks

bitness

bitnesses

bitnet

bitnik

bit-of-all-right

bit-of-alright

bit-of-crumpet

bit-of-rough

bit-of-skirt

bitola

bitolterol

bitonal

bitonality

bitonally

bit-on-the-side

bit-oriented protocol

bitoscanate

bit-part

bit-parts

bitplane

bitplanes

bit-planes

bit-player

bitpop

bitrate

bitrates

bit-rates

bitriplet

bitriplets

bitrot

bitruncated

bitruncation

bitruncations

bits

bits and bytes

bits of fluff

bits of rough

bits on the side

bits per second

bits-and-bats

bits-and-bobs

bits-and-pieces

bitset

bitsets

bitshift

bit-shift

bitshifts

bit-shifts

bitsier

bitsiest

bit-slice

bits-of-crumpet

bits-of-skirt

bitsquatting

bitstate

bitstates

bitstock

bitstocks

bitstream

bitstream audiophile

bitstream bypass

bitstream mode

bitstream re-encode

bitstreams

bitstring

bitstrings

bitsy

bitt

bittacid

bittacids

bittacle

bittacles

bitted

bitten

bitten by the same bug

bitten in

bitten off

bitten the bullet

bitten the dust

bitten-to-the-quick

bitter

bitter almond

bitter almonds

bitter apple

bitter apples

bitter cassava

bitter cucumber

bitter cucumbers

Bitter electromagnet

bitter herbs

bitter oranges

bitter pills

bitter pills to swallow

bitter pit

Bitter plate

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blrg

bls

b-l-s

bls1

blt

blub

Blub paradox

blubbed

blubber

blubbered

blubberfest

blubbering

blubberingly

blubberless

blubberlike

blubberous

blubbers

blubbery

blubbing

blubbo

blubs

blucher

blucher gebhard leberecht von

blud

bludge

bludged

bludgeon

bludgeoned

bludgeoner

bludgeoning

bludgeons

bludger

bludges

bludging

bludy

blue

blue agave

blue ant

blue ash

blue ash tree

blue badge

blue bag

blue baller

blue beryl

blue blazes

blue bloater

blue blood

blue book

blue bottle experiment

blue box

blue boxes

blue bubble

blue butter

blue button

blue carbon

blue catfish

blue check

blue check mark

blue corn

blue crab

blue cross

blue dart

blue darts

blue detuning

blue diode laser

blue disease

blue dog coalition

blue drawers

blue duck

blue falcon

blue falcons

blue fire

blue fly

blue gold

blue grama

blue ground beetle

blue grouse

blue hat hacker

blue heaven

blue helmets

blue heron

blue hook star

blue ice

blue jack

blue jet

blue laser

blue laws

blue lie

blue light bandit

blue light bandits

blue light disco

blue lighted

blue lighting

blue lightning

blue lights

blue lives matter

blue marble tree

blue marlin

blue mass

blue meanie

blue meanies

blue measles

blue mold

blue monkey

blue monkeys

blue moon

blue mountain

blue norther

blue pages

blue pencil doctrine

blue petered

blue petering

blue pigeon

blue pike

blue pill

blue pipe

blue plaque

blue plaques

blue racer

blue ray

blue ray disk

blue ray player

blue ridge mountains

blue rock thrush

blue rock thrushes

blue rose

blue rubber bleb nevus syndrome

blue scale

blue screen

blue screen of death

blue shift

blue shirt

blue sky

blue sky law

blue spruce

blue star wife

blue streak

blue tet

blue threeawn

blue titmouse

blue tooth

blue vulva

blue whiting

blue won

blue wood sedge

blue wren

blue-acara

blue-angel

blue-baby

blue-baby-syndrome

blueback

blue-balls

blue-banana

bluebeard

bluebeat

blue-beech

bluebell

blue-bellied black snake

bluebelly

blue-belly

blue-beret

blueberried

blueberries

blueberry

blueberry muffin baby

blueberrying

blueberrylike

bluebill

bluebird

blue-black

blue-blooded

bluebonnet

blue-bonnet

bluebook

bluebook, the

blue-book-exam

bluebottle

bluebreast

bluebuck

bluebugging

blue-bugle

blue-bull

bluecap

blue-card

bluecasting

blue-chamber

blue-cheese

blue-chip

blue-chip company

blue-chipper

blue-circle-rate

bluecoat

blue-cod

blue-code

blue-code-of-silence

blue-cohosh

blue-collar

blue-collared

bluecurls

blue-curls

blued

blue-daze

blue-devils

blue-dog

blue-dwarf

blue-ear-pig-disease

blue-ensign

blue-eye

blue-eye-cod

blue-eyed

blue-eyed cormorant

blue-eyed grass

blue-eyed mary

blue-eyed shag

blue-eyed-boy

blue-eyed-soul

bluefaced

blue-fenugreek

blue-film

bluefin

bluefin-tuna

bluefish

blue-fish

blue-flag

blue-flash

blue-flu

blue-flyer

blue-fox

blue-funk

bluegene

blue-giant

bluegill

bluegown

bluegrass

bluegrass country

bluegrass gospel

bluegrass jazz

Bluegrass Region

bluegrass-state

bluegrassy

blue-green

blue-green bacteria

blue-green-alga

blue-green-algae

blue-gum

bluehair

bluehead

bluehearts

blue-heeler

blue-hen-hawk

blue-hill

blue-hole

blue-hour

blueing

blueish

blueism

bluejack

bluejacked

bluejacker

bluejackers

bluejacket

bluejacking

bluejacks

blue-jaundice

blue-jay

blue-jean

bluejeans

blue-jeans

bluejet

blue-john

bluejoint reed grass

bluekiwi zen

blue-law

blue-lead

blue-light

blue-light-special

blueline

blue-line

blueliner

blue-link

blue-lotus

bluely

blue-max

blue-mountains

blue-movie

blue-mussel

blueness

bluenette

blue-nile

blue-noise

bluenose

blue-nosed

bluenoser

blue-note

blue-ocean

blue-ointment

blue-on-blue

blue-pencil

blue-peter

blue-planet

blue-plate

blue-plate-special

bluepoint

blueprint

blue-print

blueprinted

blueprinting

blueprints

blueray

blueray disk

blueray player

blue-red

blue-riband

blue-ribbon

blue-ribbon jury

blue-ringed octopus

blue-rinse

blue-rinse-brigade

blue-room

blue-ruin

blues

blues-and-twos

blueschist

bluescreen

bluescreened

bluescreening

bluescreens

blue-shark

blueshift

blueshifted

blueshifting

blueshirt

blue-sided-leaf-frog

bluesiness

blue-skies

blue-sky-thinking

blueslike

bluesman

bluesnarfing

bluespam

bluespamming

blue-spot

blues-rock

blues-scale

blue-starter

blue-state

bluestem

bluestem-grass

bluestocking

bluestockinged

bluestockingism

bluestone

blue-straggler

bluestripe

blue-supergiant

blue-swimmer-crab

blueswoman

bluesy

bluet

bluetail

bluet-eyed

blueth

bluethroat

blue-throated sapphire

blue-tit

bluetongue

blue-tongued-skink

blue-tongue-lizard

bluetooth

bluetooth + edr

bluetooth + hs

Bluetooth 3.0

bluetooth 4.0

bluetooth 4.1

bluetooth 4.2

bluetooth a2dp

bluetooth adapter

bluetooth amp

bluetooth audio

Bluetooth brick

bluetooth dongle

bluetooth douche

bluetooth glasses

bluetooth glossary

bluetooth handset

bluetooth headphones

bluetooth headset

bluetooth high speed

bluetooth le

bluetooth low energy

bluetooth mouse

bluetooth neck loop

bluetooth pairing

bluetooth phone

bluetooth profiles

bluetooth smart

bluetooth smart ready

bluetooth speaker

bluetooth stereo

bluetooth tracker

bluetooth ulp

Bluetooth versions

bluetooth virus

bluetooth wireless

bluets

blue-violet

blue-vitriol

blue-wall-of-silence

blueward

bluewards

bluewash

bluewashed

bluewashes

bluewashing

bluewater

blue-water

blue-water navy

blueweed

blue-whale

blue-white screen

blue-wildebeest

bluewing

blue-winged teal

blue-winged-grasshopper

blue-winged-kookaburra

bluey

bluf

bluff

bluff charge

bluff out

bluffable

bluff-bowed

bluff-catcher

bluffed

bluffed out

bluffer

bluff-headed

bluffing

bluffing out

bluffingly

blufflike

bluffly

bluffness

bluffs

bluffs out

bluffy

bluggy

bluidy

bluing

bluish

bluishly

bluishness

bluiter

blum

blum leon

Blumberg sign

blume

blume judy

blumenau

blumenthal

blumpkins

Blum's speedup theorem

blundellian

blunder

blunderbush

blunderbuss

blundered

blunderer

blunderful

blunderhead

blunderin

blundering

blunderingly

blunderous

blunderously

blunders

blunge

blunged

blunger

blunges

blunging

blunk

blunt

blunted

blunteth

blunting

blunt-instrument

bluntish

bluntly

bluntness

blup

blur

bluray

blu-ray

blu-ray 3d

blu-ray archival storage

blu-ray codes

blu-ray combo pack

blu-ray disk

blu-ray drive

blu-ray dvd

blu-ray hybrid

blu-ray player

blu-ray region codes

blu-ray regional codes

blu-ray storage

blu-ray-disc

blurb

blurbed

blurbing

blurred

blurredness

blurrily

blurriness

blurring

blurringly

blurry

blurs

blurse

blurt

blurted

blurted out

blurting

blurting out

blurt-out

blurts

blurts out

blush

blushed

blusher

blushes

blushest

blushet

blusheth

blushful

blushfully

blushfulness

blushing

blushing bunny

blushing-bride

blushingly

blushless

blushlike

blusht

blush-wine

blushy

bluster

blustered

blusterer

blusterest

blustereth

blusteriness

blustering

blusteringly

blusterous

blusters

blustery

blustrous

blu-tack

blu-tacked

blu-tacking

blutchers

bluto

blutooth

blutwurst

blv

blvd

bly

blype

blythe

blythipicus

Blyth's reed warbler

blyton

blytonesque

blytonian

blz

bm

bma

b-m-a

bmaa

b-major

b-math

bmc

bmc patrol

bmd

bme

b-m-e

bmep

bmi

b-minor

bmj

bmk file

bmoc

b-movie

bmp

bmp file

bmr

bms

bmt

bmu

bmus

bmv

bmw

bmx

BMX bike

bn

b-n

bna

b'nai b'rith

bnc

bnc connector

bnd

b-nes

bnf

bni

bnib

b-nice

bnp

bns

bnwt

bnya

bo

b-o

bo bian

bo hai

bo jio

bo lei

bo liao

Bo Peep dress

bo remover

bo2k

boa

boabdil

boac

boaco

boa-constrictor

boadicea

boak

boaked

boaking

boaks

boanerges

boanthropy

boar

boar taint

board

board and board

board book

board certification

board check

board gamer

board independence

board level

board lots

board measure

board meeting

board member

board of directors

board of education

Board of Green Cloth

board of health

board of pardons

board of review

board of trade

board of trade clearing corporation

board rule

board school

board wage

boardable

board-and-lodging

boarded

boarded out

boarded-up

boarder

boarder baby

boarder cross

board-finger

board-foot

board-game

boardie

boardies

boarding

boarding axe

boarding axes

boarding out

boarding pike

boarding pikes

boardinghouse

boarding-house

boardinghouse-reach

boarding-party

boarding-pass

boarding-school

boarding-up

boardless

boardlike

board-lot

boardmanship

board-of-appeals

board-of-control

board-of-supervisors

board-out

boardroom

boards

boards of review

boards out

boardsailing

boardshorts

board-shorts

boardslide

boardsmanship

boardsport

boards-up

board-up

boardwalk

boardware

boarfish

boarhide

boarhound

boarish

boarlike

boar-spear

boas

boas franz

Boas' sign

Boas-Buck polynomial

boast

boastance

boasted

boaster

boastest

boasteth

boastful

boastfull

boastfully

boastfulness

boasting

boastingly

boastive

boastless

boastly

boasts

boastsome

boat

boat bearer

boat bearers

boat boy

boat cloak

boat mate

boat neck

boat neckline

Boat of Garten

boat park

boat ramp

boat show

boatable

boatage

boatbearer

boatbill

boat-billed heron

boat-bug

boatbuilder

boatbuilding

boat-conformation

boate

boated

boatel

boater

boatful

boathook

boat-hook

boathouse

boatie

boat-in theatre

boating

boation

boatless

boatlift

boat-lift

boatlike

boatload

boatmaker

boatmaking

boatman

boatmanship

boatmobile

boatneck

boat-people

boat-person

boat-race

boats

boat-shaped-abdomen

boat-shed

boat-shell

boat-shoe

boatsman

boatspeak

boatswain

boatswain-bird

boatswain-s-chair

boatswain-s-pipe

boattail

boattailed

boat-train

boat-trip

boatwoman

boatwright

boatyard

boa-vista

boaz

bob

bob jerom

bob skate

bob up

bob wire

boba

bobac

bobance

bob-andy-pie

bobar

bobared

bobaring

bobars

boba-tea

bobaunce

bobbar

bobbared

bobbaring

bobbars

bobbasheely

bobbed

bobbed wire

bobber

bobbery

bobbi

bobbie

bobbili

bobbin

bobbin tank

bobbinet

bobbing

bobbin-lace

bobbinless

bobbinlike

bobbins

bobbinwork

bobbish

bobbitt

Bobbitt procedure

bobbitted

bobbitting

bobbitts

bobble

bobbled

bobble-hat

bobblehead

bobblehead (doll)

bobble-head doll syndrome

bobbles

bobbling

bobbly

bobby

bobby bean

bobby-dazzler

bobby-joe

bobby-pin

bobby-socks

bobbysoxer

bobby-soxer

bobcat

bob-cherry

bobeche

bobet

bobfergusonite

bobfly

bobfoc

bob-haircut

bobierrite

bobjonesite

bobkingite

bobkitten

bobo

bobo-ashanti

bobolink

bobotie

bobruisk

bobrun

bobs

bobsled

bobsledded

bobsledder

bobsledding

bobsleds

bobsleigh

bobsleighed

bobsleighing

bobstay

bob-s-your-uncle

bobtail

bobtailed

bobtailing

bobtails

bobweight

bobwhite

bob-wig

bobwire

boc

boca

boca raton

bocaccio

bocagia

bocal

bocasine

bocat

bocca

boccaccian

boccaccio

boccaccio giovanni

bocce

boccherini

boccherini luigi

bocci

boccia

boccie

boccioni

boccioni umberto

bocconcini

boceprevir

boche

bochka

bochum

bock

bock-beer

bockey

bocking

bockland

bockwurst

bocoex

bocor

bocourti

bod

bod veal

boda-boda

bodacious

bodaciously

bodark

bodder

boddice

bode

bode ill

bode well

boded

bodeful

bodega

bodega-miwok

bodement

boden

bodensee

bodes

Bode's law

bodge

bodged

bodge-job

bodger

bodges

bodgie

bodging

bodhi

bodhicitta

bodhidharma

bodhipathapradipa

bodhisattva

bodhisattva-vows

bodhi-tree

bodhran

bodice

bodice ripping

bodiced

bodice-ripper

bo-diddley-beat

bodie

bodied

bodig

bodikin

bodiless

bodilessness

bodiliness

bodily

bodily heir

bodily injury

bodily-fluid

bodily-function

bodily-integrity

boding

bodingly

bodkin

bodle

bodleian

bodmas

bodo

bodock

Bodok seal

bodoni

bodoni gianbattista

bodotriid

bodrage

body

body and soul

body area network

body art

body bunker

body cam

body camera

body checked

body dysmorphic disorder

body farm

body fascism

body fossil

body in black

body in white

body integrity identity disorder

body jacket

body man

body matter

body mike

body painting

body paintings

body plan

body politic

body positivity

body press

body pump

body scan

body search

body sensor network

body shaming

body shape

body shield

body shirt

body shopping

body shot

body shots

body surfed

body surfs

body swerve

body text

body type

body wall

body wire

body-bag

body-blow

bodyboard

bodyboarded

bodyboarder

bodyboarding

bodyboards

bodybuilder

bodybuilding

body-butter

body-catch

body-cavity

body-cavity-search

body-centered

bodycheck

body-check

bodychecked

bodychecking

body-checking

bodychecks

body-checks

body-clock

body-coat

bodycolor

bodycon

body-cord

body-corporate

body-count

body-double

bodye

body-english

bodyfat

body-fluid

bodyguard

bodyguarded

bodyguarding

body-hair

body-heat

body-horror

body-hugging

body-image

bodying

bodyism

body-language

bodyless

bodylessness

bodyline

body-line

body-linen

bodyliner

body-lotion

body-louse

body-mass-index

bodymaster

body-mechanics

body-modification

bodynet

body-odour

body-of-christ

body-of-me

body-of-water

body-of-work

bodypart

body-part

body-piercing

body-pillow

bodyscape

body-servant

bodyshell

body-shop

bodyside

body-slam

bodyslammed

bodyslamming

bodyslams

body-snatcher

body-spray

bodystocking

body-stocking

bodysuit

bodysuited

bodysurf

body-surf

bodysurfed

bodysurfing

body-surfing

bodysurfs

bodyswap

body-temperature

body-throw

bodywarmer

body-wash

body-wave

bodywear

bodyweight

bodywide

bodywork

bodyworker

bodyworn

body-worn computer

body-worn video

body-wrap

boe

boed

boegoe

boehmite

boeing

boenn

boeotia

boeotian

boeotians

boep

boer

boer war

boerewors

boerhaave herman

boerhaave's syndrome

boerhaave-syndrome

boesky, ivan f.

boet

boethius

boethius anicius manlius severinus

boeuf bourguignon

bof

bofd

boff

boffed

boffin

boffing

boffinry

boffo

boffs

bofh

bofors gun

bofumustine

bog

bog asphodel

bog butter

bog clubmoss

bog cotton

bog earth

bog hole

bog Irish

bog Latin

bog laurel

bog moss

bog orange

bog oranges

bog paper

bog snorkeling

bog spavin

bogalosha

bogan

bogan louise

Bogan shower

boganiid

boganned

boganning

bogart

bogart humphrey deforest

bogarted

bogarting

bogarts

bogatyr

bogbean

bogberry

bog-bilberry

bog-brush

bogdan

bogdanci

bogdanovian

bogdanovite

bog-down

bogey

bogeyed

bogeying

bogeyman

bogeyperson

bogeys

bogeywoman

boggabri

boggard

bogged

bogged-down

bogged-off

bogger

boggery

boggily

bogginess

bogging

bogging-down

bogging-off

boggle

boggled

boggled down

boggler

boggles

bogglesome

boggling

bogglingly

bogglish

boggsite

boggy

boghead coal

bogie

bog-in

bog-iron

bog-iron-ore

bogland

bogle

boglet

boglin

bog-myrtle

bogner

bognor-regis

bogo

bog-oak

bogof

bogoff

bog-off

bogo-indian-defence

bogomil

bogomilism

bogomips

bogon

bogon filtering

bogon space

bogon-filter

bogor

bog-orchid

bogosity

bogot-a

bogotá

Bogota bag

bogotan

bogotic

bogra-district

bograt

bogroll

bog-roll

bog-rosemary

bogs

bogs-down

bogs-off

bog-standard

bogsucker

bogtrotter

bogtrotting

bogue

bogus

bogusly

bogusness

bogwood

bogy

bogyman

bogywoman

boh

bohai sea

bohairic

bohdanowiczite

bohea

bohemani

bohemia

bohemian

bohemian forest

Bohemian glass

Bohemian olive

bohemianism

bohemian-moravian-highlands

bohemian-waxwing

bohemium

bohica

bohm

Bohm interpretation

bohme

bohme jakob

bohmian

Bohmian mechanics

boho

bohol

bohr

bohr effect

bohr niels henrik david

Bohr radius

bohr theory

bohra

bohrate

bohrbug

bohriate

bohrium

bohr-magneton

bohunk

boi

boiar

boiardo

boid

boidae

boidinii

boikin

boil

boil down

boil over

boil someone's piss

boilable

boilary

boildown

boileau

boileau-despreaux nicolas

boiled

boiled down

boiled dressing

boiled oil

boiled over

boiled shirt

boiled shirts

boiled up

boiled-egg

boiled-sweet

boiler

boiler room

boiler shop

boiler ticket

boiler tube

boiler-cupboard

boilerhouse

boilermaker

boilerman

boilerplate

boilerplate code

boiler-suit

boilersuited

boilery

boilest

boileth

boiley

boiling

boiling over

boiling up

boiling-down

boiling-frog

boiling-hot

boilingly

boiling-mad

boiling-point

boiling-tube

boiloff

boil-off

boil-order

boilover

boils

boils down

boils over

boils up

boil-the-ocean

boil-up

boil-wash

boinae

boinc

boine

boing

boinged

boinging

boingy

boink

boinked

boinking

boinks

bois

bois de boulogne

bois de rose

bois-d-arc

bois-durci

boise

boisei

boiserie

boiss

boissonneaua

boist

boisterous

boisterously

boisterousness

boistous

boite

boîte

boitjie

boito arrigo

boj

bojanus-organ

bojer

bojeri

bok

bokardo

bok-bok

bok-choy

boke

bokeh

bok-globule

bokite

bokken

bokkom

bokmakierie

bokmal

boko

boko-haram

boksburg

boku

bol

bola

bolan pass

Bolander's lily

bolandiol

bolar

bolas

bolasterone

bolazine

bolbitiaceae

bolbitine

bolbitius

bolbopsittacus

bolbopsittacus-lunulatus

bolborhynchus

bolborhynchus-ferrugineifrons

bolborhynchus-lineola

bolborhynchus-orbygnesius

bold

bold film

bold font

bold movie

bold star

bold-as-brass

bolded

bolden

boldened

boldening

boldenone

boldenone-undecylenate

boldens

boldface

boldface attribute

boldface font

boldfaced

bold-faced

boldfaces

boldfacing

boldhead

boldine

bolding

boldly

boldly gone where no man has gone before

boldly went where no man has gone before

boldly-goes-where-no-man-has-gone-before

boldly-going-where-no-man-has-gone-before

boldly-gone-where-no-man-had-gone-before

boldly-go-where-no-man-has-gone-before

boldly-went-where-no-man-had-gone-before

boldness

boldo

bolds

boldyrevite

bole

bolection

boleite

bolenol

bolero

boletaceae

boletaceous

boletales

boletate

bolete

boletic-acid

boletus

boletus-edulis

boletus-pinophilus

boleyn

boleyn anne

bolgar

bolgarian

bolgars

bolghar

bolide

bolillo

bolingbroke

bolingbrokean

bolis

bolitaenid

bolivar

bol-ivar

bolivar pico

bolivar simon

bolivari

bolivarian

bolivarian-republic-of-venezuela

bolivarite

bolivia

bolivian

bolivian-marching-powder

boliviano

bolivian-sign-language

bolivian-slaty-antshrike

bolix

bolixed

bolixed-up

bolixes

bolixing

bolix-up

bolk

boll

boll heinrich theodor

bollan-bane

bollandism

bollandist

bollard

bollard condition

bolle

bolled

bolling

bollinger bands

bollington

bollito misto

bollix

bollixed

bollixes

bollixing

bollock

bollock dagger

bollock sack

bollocked

bollocking

bollock-naked

bollocks

bollocks to it

bollocks up

bollocksed

bollocksed up

bollockses

bollockses up

bollocksing

bollocksing up

bollocks-more-like

bollocky

bollu-preu

boll-weevil

bollworm

bolly

bollywood

bollywoodian

bolmantalate

boln

bolned

bolning

bolo

bolo knife

boloed

bologna

Bologna sausage

Bologna stone

bologna-bottle

bologna-flask

bologna-phial

bologna-vial

bolognese

bolognese-sauce

bolognian

bolognian-phosphorus

bologram

bolograph

boloing

bolometer

bolometric

bolometrically

bolometric-correction

bolometric-magnitude

boloney

bolosaurid

bolo-tie

bolsa

bolsa de madrid

bolsa mexicana de valores

bolshevik

bolshevism

bolshevists

bolshie

bolshy

bolson

bolster

bolstered

bolsterer

bolstereth

bolstering

bolsters

bolt

bolt cropper

bolt to the bran

bolt upright

boltable

bolt-action

bolt-bucket

bolt-circle

bolt-cutter

bolted

bolter

boltest

bolteth

bolt-from-the-blue

bolthead

bolthole

bolt-hole

bolting

bolting cloth

boltless

boltlike

bolton

bolt-on

Bolton upon Dearne

boltonia

boltonite

bolt-out-of-the-blue

boltrope

bolt-rope

bolts

boltsprit

boltwoodite

bolty

boltzmann

boltzmann ludwig eduard

boltzmann-brain

boltzmann-constant

boltzmannian

boltzmann-s-constant

bolus

bolyerid

bolyeriid

bolzano

Bolzano-Weierstrass property

bom

boma

bomb

bomb bay

bomb calorimeter

bomb calorimeters

bomb crater

bomb craters

bomb cyclone

bomb diggity

bomb rack

bomb squad

bomba

bombable

bombace

bombacoideae

bombard

bombardable

bombarded

bombarder

bombardier

bombardier-beetle

bombarding

bombardman

bombardment

bombardo

bombardon

bombard-phrase

bombards

bomb-around

bombasine

bomb-ass

bombast

bombasted

bombastic

bombastical

bombastically

bombastick

bombasting

bombastry

bombax

bombay

Bombay blood

Bombay chicken

bombay sensex

bombay stock exchange

bombay-cat

bombay-duck

bombayite

bombay-mix

bombay-potatoes

bombazet

bombazine

bombe

bomb-e

bombed

bombed around

bombed-out

bomber

bomber gap

bomber-jacket

bomber-seat

bombesin

bombic-acid

bombie

Bombieri-Friedlander-Iwaniec theorem

bombil

bombilate

bombilation

bombilla

bombinate

bombinated

bombinates

bombinating

bombination

bombinatorid

bombing

bombing around

bombing out

bombing run

bombini

bomb-it

bombless

bomblet

bomblike

bombmaker

bombmaking

bombogenesis

bombolo

bomboora

bombora

bomb-out

bombproof

bombs

bombs around

bombs away

bombs out

bombshell

bomb-shelter

bombsight

bombsite

bomb-site

bombus

bombycic acid

bombycid

bombycidae

bombycilla

bombycillid

bombycillidae

bombycina

bombycine

bombycinous

bombycoidea

bombykol

bombyliid

bombylious

bombyx

bombyx-mori

bomdas

bometolol

bommie

bomoh

bomolochid

bomp

bomu

bon

bon appétit

bon bon chicken

bon mot

bona

bona fide

bona fide occupational qualification

bona fide purchaser

bona fides

bona nochy

bona omi

bona vardering

bonable

bon-accord

bonaccordite

bonaci

bonacker

bona-fida

bonafide

bonair

bonaire

bonampak

bonanza

bonanza creek

bonaparte

bonapartean

Bonaparte's gull

bonapartism

bonapartist

bona-peritura

bon-app-etit

bona-roba

bonasa

bonasa-umbellus

bonassus

bonasus

bonattite

bona-vacantia

bonaventura

bonaventure

bonbon

bonbonniere

bonce

bonce about

boncer

bonch

bonchrtien

bonchrtiens

bond

bond anticipation notes

Bond event

bond for general purposes

bond indenture

bond julian

bond service

bond spreads

bond swap

bond timber

bond valuation analysis

bondability

bondable

bondage

bondager

bondage-suit

bond-angle

Bondareva-Shapley theorem

bond-discount

bond-dissociation-energy

bond-distortion

bonded

bonded analog modem

bonded dsl

bonded dsl rings

bonded modem

bonded warehouse

bonded winery

bonded-debt

bonded-labor

bonded-labour

bondei

bond-energy

bonder

bond-for-deed

bond-girl

bondholder

bondholding

bondi

bondian

bondiana

bondi-beach

bondieuserie

bonding

bonding protocol

bonding-jumper

bonding-orbital

bond-issue

bond-length

bondless

bondlike

bondmaid

bondmaiden

bondman

bond-market

bondo

bond-order

bond-over-bill spread

bond-over-stock warrant

bond-paper

bond-premium

bonds

bonds barry lamar

bondservant

bondslave

bondslavery

bondsman

bondstone

bondswoman

bonduc

bondverse

bond-villain

bondwoman

bone

b-one

bone age

bone apple tea

bone black

bone block

bone canaliculus

bone conduction

bone folder

bone forceps

bone graft

bone in her teeth

bone in one's body

bone in the throat

bone loss

bone marrow transplant

bone mass

bone matrix

bone oil

bone seeker

bone spavin

bone spur

bone turquoise

bone white

boneache

bone-ash

bonebed

boneblack

bone-chilling

bone-china

bone-crunching

boned

bone-density

bonedigger

bonedog

bone-dry

boned-up

bone-earth

bone-eating-snot-flower-worm

boneen

bone-fire

bonefish

bonefishing

bone-fissure

bone-hard

bonehead

boneheaded

boneheadedness

bonehouse

bone-house wasp

bone-idle

bone-lace

boneless

boneless-lean-beef-trimmings

bonelessly

bonelessness

bonelike

bone-marrow

bone-meal

bone-morphogenetic-protein

bone-of-contention

boner

boner pill

bones

bone-scan

boneset

bonesetter

bonesetting

boneshaker

bone-shaking

bonesman

bo-ness

bone-structure

bones-up

bone-tissue

bone-to-pick

bonetta

bone-up

bone-wax

boneyard

bonfire

bonfire toffee

bonfire-boy

bonfirelike

bonfire-night

bonfire-society

bong

bongalo

bongard-problem

bonged

bong-hit

bonging

bongkrek acid

bongkrekic acid

bongo

bongo-bongo-land

bongo-drum

bongoed

bongoing

bongoist

bongos

bongrace

bongs

bon-gula

bongwater

bonham

bonheur

bonheur rosa

bonheur-du-jour

bonhoeffer dietrich

bonhomie

bonhomous

bonibell

boniface

boniface viii

bonifacian

bonifatius

bonification

bonified

boniform

bonify

bonifying

bonily

bonin islands

bonine

boniness

boning

boning knife

boning rod

boning-up

boninic-acid

bonitary

bonito

boniva

bonjour

bonjoured

bonjouring

bonk

bonk bag

bonk bags

bonk ban

bonk bans

bonkable

bonkbuster

bonkbusting

bonked

bonker

bonkers

bonkersdom

bonkersness

bonking

bonks

bon-mot

bonn

bonnacon

bonnag

bonnard

bonnard pierre

bonne

bonne chance

bonne nuit

Bonne projection

bonne-bouche

bonner

bonnet

bonnet laird

bonnet lairds

bonnet piece

bonnet ripper

bonnet snail

bonnet-bellflower

Bonnet-Dechaume-Blanc syndrome

bonnet-drama

bonneted

bonnethead

bonneting

bonnetless

bonnetlike

bonnet-monkey

bonnetstring

bonneville salt flats

bonney william h.

Bonney's blue

bonnibel

bonnie

bonnily

bonniness

bonny

bonnyclabber

bonobo

bononian

bononian-phosphorus

bonpl

bonsai

bonsai army

bon-sao

bonsella

bonshtedtite

bonsoir

bonspiel

bontebok

bontemps arna wendell

bon-ton

bonus

bonus baby

bonus genius

bonus hole

bonus mother

bonus stock

bonus view

bonused

bonuses

bonusing

bonus-less

bonus-point

bon-vivant

bon-viveur

bon-voyage

bonxie

bony

bonyad

bony-fish

bonze

bonzer

boo

boo bird

boo hiss

boob

boob augmentation

boob cancer

boob envy

boob implant

boob milk

boob reduction

boob window

boobage

boobed

boober

boobfest

boobialla

boobie

boobies

boobie-trap

boobing

boobird

boobish

boobishly

boob-job

boob-juice

boobless

boobocracy

booboisie

boo-boo

boobook

boob-tube

booby

booby house

booby houses

booby hut

booby hutch

booby trap

booby-hatch

boobyish

booby-prize

boobytrap

boobytrapped

booby-trapped

boobytrapping

booby-trapping

boobytraps

booby-traps

booch

booder

boodha

boodhism

boodhist

boodie

boodle

boodle fight

boodler

boody

booed

booer

boof

boofhead

boofhead tortoise

boofing

boofy

boogaloo

booger

booger sugar

booger up

boogered up

boogering up

boogers up

boogeyman

boogie

boogie board

boogie down

boogieboard

boogieboarder

boogied

boogied down

boogieing

boogie-on-down

boogies

boogies down

boogie-woogie

boogying

boogying down

boohoo

boo-hoo

boohooed

boohooing

boohoos

booidea

booing

boojum

book

book bin

book cliffs

book debt

book drop

book dumping

book knowledge

book louse

book lover

book matches

book number

book of account

Book of Acts

book of business

Book of Life

Book of Mormon Belt

book of original entry

book reader

book return

book review

book steak

book token

book tokens

book tour

book transfer

book value

book word

book words

bookable

book-account

book-agent

bookaholic

book-answerer

book-award

bookazine

bookbag

bookbinder

bookbindery

bookbinding

bookbuild

book-burner

book-burning

bookbus

bookcase

book-club

bookcraft

bookcross

bookcrossed

bookcrosses

bookcrossing

book-deal

bookdealer

booke

booked

booked it

booked solid

bookend

bookended

bookending

bookends

book-entry

book-entry callable corpus

booker

book-fair

bookfell

bookful

book-ghoul

book-hand

bookhoard

bookholder

bookhood

bookhound

bookhouse

bookie

book-in

bookiness

booking

booking class

booking hall

booking it

booking office

bookish

bookishly

bookishness

book-it

bookjacket

book-keep

bookkeeper

bookkeeping

book-keeping

bookkeeps

bookkept

bookland

book-learned

book-learning

bookless

booklessness

booklet

booklight

booklike

booklined

bookling

booklist

booklore

booklouse

booklover

book-lung

book-lungs

bookly

bookmaker

bookmaking

bookman

bookmark

bookmark icon

bookmark portal

bookmarkable

bookmarked

bookmarker

bookmarking

bookmarklet

bookmarks

bookmate

bookmobile

bookmonger

book-muslin

book-of-common-prayer

book-of-condolence

book-of-hours

book-of-mormon

book-of-shadows

book-of-the-dead

bookplate

bookrack

bookrest

book-ridden

bookroom

books

books it

book-scorpion

bookseller

bookselling

bookshelf

bookshelving

bookshop

book-signing

book-smart

books-of-moses

bookstaff

bookstall

bookstand

bookstave

bookstaves

bookstore

booksy

book-to-bill

book-up

bookware

bookwise

bookwork

bookworm

book-worm

bookwormish

bookwormy

bookwright

booky

bool

boole

boole & babbage

boole george

boolean

boolean algebra

Boolean atom

boolean circuit

boolean data

Boolean derivative

boolean expression

Boolean gates

boolean logic

boolean operator

boolean query

boolean search

boolean-function

boolean-lattice

boolean-ring

boolean-variable

booling

booly

boom

boom barrier

boom box

boom gate

boom house

boom houses

boom or bust

boom pipe

boom pipes

boom pole

boomage

boomaler

boom-and-bust

boom-bap

boombox

boomburb

boomed

boomer

boomer remover

boomer state

boomerang

boomerang dysplasia

boomerang pillow

boomerang-child

boomeranged

boomerang-effect

boomeranger

boomeranging

boomerang-kid

boomeranglike

boomerangs

boomeritis

boometh

boom-goes-the-dynamite

boominess

booming

boomingly

boomlet

boomlike

booms

boomsayer

boomshanka

boomslang

boomslange

boomster

boomstick

boomtime

boomtown

boom-town

boom-vang

boomy

boon

boon and bane

boon or bane

boondagger

boondie

boondock

boondocked

boondocking

boondocks

boondoggle

boondoggled

boondoggler

boondoggling

boone

boone daniel

booner

boongary

boongs

boonies

boon-lay

boontling

boop

boor

boorish

boorishly

boorishness

boorka

booru

boos

boose

booser

booshway

boosies

boost

boost phase

boostable

boosted

booster

booster bag

booster seat

booster-cable

booster-cables

booster-club

booster-dose

booster-injection

boosterish

boosterism

boosterless

booster-shot

boostglide

boosting

boosts

boot

boot board

boot camp

boot closer

boot crimp

boot disk

boot drive

boot failure

boot loader

boot manager

boot money

boot order

boot process

boot program

boot protocol

boot record

boot rom

boot sector

boot sector virus

boot sequence

boot storm

boot strap

boot time

boot upstairs

boot utility

boot virus

bootability

bootable

bootable cd

bootable cd-rom

bootable disc

bootable disk

bootable dvd

bootable floppy

bootable usb drive

bootable usb stick

bootblack

bootblacked

bootblacking

boot-block

bootboy

boot-boy

bootcamp

boot-catcher

boot-cut

booted

booted eagle

booted out

booted-up

bootee

booter

bootes

booteth

bootful

booth

booth william

boothaling

booth-babe

boothby

bootheel

boothia

boothia peninsula

boot-hill

boothite

boothlike

boothman

boothmate

boothose

bootie

bootiful

bootikin

booting

booting up

booting-out

bootjack

bootjacked

bootjacking

bootjacks

boot-knife

bootlace

bootlace weed

bootlace worm

bootlace worms

bootleg

bootleg ground

bootleg software

bootlegged

bootlegger

bootlegger-reverse

bootlegging

bootless

bootlessly

bootlessness

bootlick

bootlicked

bootlicker

bootlicking

bootlicks

bootlike

bootload

bootloader

bootmaker

bootmaking

bootneck

bootnik

boot-out

bootp

bootprint

boots

boots and saddles

boots out

boot-sale

boots-and-all

bootscraper

bootsole

boots-on-the-ground

bootsplash

bootstrap

bootstrap aggregating

bootstrap aggregation

bootstrap loader

bootstrap memory

bootstrap model

bootstrap protocol

bootstrap-paradox

bootstrapped

bootstrapper

bootstrapping

bootstrings

bootstripe

boots-up

boottopping

boot-topping

boottree

bootup

boot-up

boot-verb

booty

booty bass

booty bump

booty shorts

booty-call

bootylicious

booty-scratchers

boo-ya

booyah

booyakasha

booze

booze artist

booze-bus

booze-can

booze-cruise

boozed

boozefest

boozehead

boozehound

booze-jockey

boozer

boozes

boozes up

booze-up

boozily

booziness

boozing

boozing ken

boozy

bop

bo-peep

bophuthatswana

bopindolol

bopomofo

bopp franz

bopped

bopper

bopping

boppish

boppy

bops

bopyrid

boq

bor

bora

bora bora

bora ground

borachio

boracic

boracic acid

boracic lint

boraciferous

boracite

borage

boragewort

boraginaceae

boraginaceous

boragineous

boraginoideae

borah peak

boral

boralfic

boralsilite

boranamine

borane

boranyl

boranylidene

borate

borated

boratian

borating

boration

borato

boratoan

boratrane

borax

borax-bead-test

borazine

borazon

borborian

borborid

borborigmus

borborite

borborygm

borborygmic

borborygmus

borbs

borcarite

bord

borda-count

bordage

bordar

bordeaux

Bordeaux turpentine

bordeaux-mixture

bordel

bordelaise

bordelaise-sauce

bordeller

bordello

borden

borden gail

borden lizzie andrew

borden robert laird

border

border ballad

border blaster

border fancy

border gateway protocol

border guard

border guards

border on

border reiver

border states

border terrier

border upon

border-collie

bordereau

bordered

bordered-on

borderer

bordering

bordering-on

borderland

borderless

borderlessness

borderline

borderlineness

borderline-personality-disorder

borderliner

borderlinking

border-reivers

borders

borders-on

borderspace

borderstone

borderwork

bordetella

bordieuan

bordism

bordland

bordman

bordon

bordraging

bord-service

bordure

bordwellian

bore

bore draw

bore fruit

bore in with

bore lake

bore lakes

bore needle

bore with

boreable

boreal

boreal chickadee

boreally

boreal-owl

boreas

boreau

borecole

bored

bored out of one's tree

bored stiff

boredly

boredness

boredom

bored-out-of-one-s-brains

bored-out-of-one-s-mind

bore-down

bored-to-tears

boree

boreen

borehole

boreid

Borel summation

Borel transform

borel--algebra

borele

borel-function

borel-measurable

borel-measure

borel-set

borene

boreoeutherian

boreonemoral

bore-out

borer

borer-bomb

bores

borescope

boresight

bore-sight

boresighting

boresome

boresomeness

borest

boreth

bore-up

bore-water

borewell

bore-witness

borg

borg bjorn rune

borg, anita

borganism

borged

borges

borges jorge luis

borgesian

borgesian-library

borghese

borgia

borgian

borging

borglum

borglum gutzon

borgo

borhyaenid

borian

boric

boric-acid

borickite

boric-oxide

boricua

borid

boride

boriding

borinate

boring

boring as beans

boring sponge

boring-clam

boringly

boringness

borinic

borinic-acid

boris

Boris bounce

Boris bus

boris-bike

borishanskiite

borismania

borjomi

bork

borked

borkh

borking

borks

borky

borland

borland appserver

borland c++

borland database engine

borlaug norman ernest

born

born in with

born max

born tired

borna-disease

born-again

born-again-virgin

born-and-bred

bornane

bornaprine

bornaprolol

bornaviral

bornavirus

born-digital

borne

borne fruit

borne in mind

borne in with

borne with

bornean

bornean-clouded-leopard

borned

borne-down

bornellid

bornemanite

borneo

borneol

borne-out

borne-up

borne-witness

Born-Haber cycle

bornhardtite

bornholm

bornholm-disease

bornholmsk

bornin

born-in-a-barn

borning

bornite

bornitic

bornless

born-loser

bornm

bornness

bornological

bornologies

born-on

born-on-the-fourth-of-july

borns

bornt

born-to-the-purple

bornu

born-upon

boro

boroaluminate

boroamino acid

borobudur

borocarbide

borodaevite

borodeuteride

borodin

borodin aleksandr porfirevich

borodino

borofluoric-acid

borofluoride

boroglyceride

boroglycerol

borogove

borohydride

borok

borollic

borolls

boromuscovite

boron

boron-arsenide

boronate

boronated

boronation

boron-carbide

boron-deficiency

boron-group

boronia

boronic

boronic-acid

boron-nitride

boronolectin

boron-oxide

boron-phosphate

boron-tree

boron-tribromide

boron-trichloride

boron-trifluoride

boron-triiodide

boron-trioxide

bororo

borosilicate

borosilicate-glass

borosulfate

borough

borough-council

borough-english

boroughhead

boroughholder

boroughhood

boroughmaster

boroughmonger

boroughmongering

boroughmongery

borough-seat

boroughwide

borovskite

boroxine

borra

borrage

borraginaceous

borrasca

borrel

borrelia

borreliosis

borrer

borro

borromean-islands

borromean-rings

borromini

borrow

borrow pit

borrow pits

borrowable

borrowdale

borrowe

borrowed

borrowed reserves

borrowed scenery

borrowed servant doctrine (or borrowed servant rule)

borrowedst

borrowed-time

borrower

borrowest

borroweth

borrowing

borrowing days

borrowing statute

borrows

borrow-trouble

bors

borsa

borsa italiana

borsalino

borscht

borscht circuit

borscht-belt

borsholder

borsos

borstal

borstalian

borstal-training

bort

bortezomib

Bortle scale

bortz

borujerd

boruret

bory

boryl

borylation

borylene

borys

borzoi

bos

bosa

bosal

bosberaad

bosc

boscage

bosch

bosch hieronymus

boschvark

boscovichian

bose

bose satyendra nath

bose-einstein condensation

bose-einstein statistics

bose-einstein-condensate

boselaphus

bosenova

bosentan

boserupian

bosey

bos-grunniens

bos-grunniens-grunniens

bos-grunniens-mutus

bosh

bosha

boshbok

bosino

bosintang

bosjesman

bosk

boskage

bosket

boskiness

boskop skull

bosky

bosman

Bosman transfer

bosman-rule

bosman-ruling

bosminidae

bos-mutus

bo-s-n

Bosn. & Herz.

bosna

bosnia

bosnia-and-herzegovina

bosniac

bosniak

bosnian

Bosnian pine

bosnianness

bosom

bosom-buddy

bosome

bosomed

bosom-friend

bosoming

bosomless

bosomy

boson

boson star

bosonic

bosonic string

bosonised

bosonises

bosonising

bosonization

bosonize

bosonized

bosonizes

bosonizing

bosox

bosphorus

bosporian

bosporus

bos-primigenius

bos-primigenius-taurus

bosque

bosques

bosquet

boss

boss boy

boss button

boss screen

boss up

boss-about

bossage

bossa-nova

boss-around

bossed

bossed-about

bossed-around

bosselated

bosser

bosses

bosses-about

bosses-around

bosset

bossier city

bossies

bossily

bossiness

bossing

bossing-about

bossing-around

bossism

boss-key

bossless

bossman

bossnapping

boss-rush

bossuet

bossuet jacques benigne

bossy

bossy pants

bossyboots

bostal

bostanji

bos-taurus

bostin

boston

boston brown bread

boston bull

Boston bun

boston computer exchange

boston computer society

Boston cream

Boston cream donut

boston ivy

boston lettuce

boston massacre

boston rocker

boston tea party

boston terrier

Boston version

boston-baked-beans

boston-brahmin

boston-butt

boston-crab

boston-cream-pie

bostonese

boston-fern

bostonian

bostonite

boston-marriage

boston-mess

bostrichid

bostrichidae

bostrichiformia

bostrichoidea

bostrichus

bostrychia

bostrychia-bocagei

bostrychia-carunculata

bostrychia-hagedash

bostrychia-olivacea

bostrychia-rara

bostrychid

bostwickite

bosun

bosun-s-chair

boswell

boswell james

boswellia

boswellian

boswellic-acid

boswellism

bosworth

bosworth field

bot

bot or robot

bota

bota-bag

botallackite

botanic

botanica

botanical

botanical-garden

botanically

botanical-name

botanic-garden

botanick

botanised

botanises

botanising

botanist

botanize

botanized

botanizer

botanizes

botanizing

botanol

botanologer

botanology

botanomancy

botanophobia

botany

botany wool

botany-bay

botany-bay-dozen

botany-bay-fever

botargoes

botargos

botaurinae

botaurus

botaurus-lentiginosus

botaurus-pinnatus

botaurus-poiciloptilus

botaurus-stellaris

botch

botched

botched up

botchedly

botcher

botcherly

botchery

botches

botches up

botching

botching up

botch-job

botch-up

botchy

botcinic acid

botcloud

botd

bote

boteco

botel

boteler

boteless

botete

botfly

both

both barrels

both of ours

both of yours

Both respirator

botha

botha louis

botha pieter willem

botham

bothe

bother

botheration

bot-herd

botherder

bothered

botherer

botherin

bothering

bothers

bothersome

bothersomely

bothersomeness

both-hands

bothid

bothidae

bothie

bothnia

bothnia gulf of

bothnian

bothnian-bay

bothnian-sea

bothnic

bothremydid

bothrenchyma

bothriderid

bothriembryontid

bothrium

bothriurid

bothrodesy

bothropic

bothrops

bothus

bothwell

bothy

bothy ballad

botiid

botis

botleas

botlike

botmaster

botnet

boto

botocudo

botonny

botox

bo-tree

botrocetin

botryogen

botryoid

botryoidal

botryolite

botryomycosis

botryose

botrytis

botrytize

botrytized

bots

botswana

botswanan

bott

bott hammer

bottarga

botted

botter

Botteri's sparrow

botticelli

botticelli sandro

botticellian

bottine

botting

bottinoite

bottle

bottle blonde

bottle cage

bottle chart

bottle charts

bottle club

bottle collar

bottle deposit

bottle drive

bottle episode

bottle episodes

bottle feeder

bottle flipping

bottle gourd

bottle hanger

bottle imp

bottle it

bottle jack

bottle jaw

bottle off

bottle party

bottle rat

bottle rats

bottle stopper

bottle store

bottle trap

bottle traps

bottle tree

bottle whore

bottle-arse

bottle-away

bottle-bank

bottlebrush

bottle-brush

bottlecap

bottle-cap

bottle-crate

bottled

bottled up

bottled-gas

bottled-water

bottle-fed

bottle-feed

bottlefly

bottleful

bottle-glorifier

bottle-green

bottlehead

bottleholder

bottlelike

bottleneck

bottlenecked

bottleneck-guitar

bottlenecking

bottlenecks

bottlenose

bottlenosed

bottlenose-dolphin

bottlenose-skate

bottlenose-whale

bottle-o

bottle-of-dog

bottle-opener

bottle-out

bottler

bottle-rocket

bottles

bottles up

bottlescrew

bottle-sedge

bottle-service

bottle-shop

bottle-sling

bottle-top

bottletree

bottle-up

bottling

bottling-up

bottlo

bottom

bottom age

bottom dead center

bottom drawer

bottom drawer syndrome

bottom feeding

bottom fisher

bottom fishing

bottom for

bottom girl

bottom girls

bottom line

bottom man

bottom pair

bottom pairs

bottom round

bottom woman

bottom-antiquark

bottom-bitch

bottom-bracket

bottom-burp

bottom-dollar

bottome

bottomed

bottomed for

bottomed on

bottomed the house

bottom-edge

bottom-edged

bottom-edges

bottom-edging

bottomedness

bottomer

bottom-falls-out

bottom-feeder

bottom-fermentation

bottom-fish

bottom-gear

bottom-gears

bottom-hand

bottom-hat transform

bottoming

bottoming for

bottoming the house

bottom-kill

bottomland

bottomless

bottomlessly

bottomlessness

bottomless-pit

Bottomley projection

bottom-liner

bottommost

bottom-most

bottomness

bottom-of-the-barrel

bottom-of-the-harbour

bottom-of-the-hour

bottom-of-the-line

bottom-of-the-ninth

bottom-of-the-table

bottom-on

bottomonium

bottom-order

bottom-out

bottom-quark

bottomry

bottoms

bottoms for

bottoms the house

bottom-sheet

bottoms-up

bottom-surgery

bottom-the-house

bottom-up

bottomy

bottonium

bottony

bottrop

botts

botty

botty-burp

botuliform

botulin

botulinic

botulinum

botulinum-toxin

botulinus

botulism

botulogenic

botus

botweb

Bötzinger complex

bouak-e

bouaké

bouba/kiki effect

boubou

bouch

bouche

bouched

boucher

boucher francois

bouches-du-rhne

bouching

boucicault

bouclé

boud

bouddhism

bouddhist

boudicca

boudin

boudin blanc

boudin noir

boudoir

boudoir piano

Boudouard reaction

boudreaux

bouffage

bouffant

bouffant gown

bouffant-cap

bouffanty

bouffe

bouffy

bougainville

bougainville louis antoine de

bougainvillea

bougainvilliid

bouge

bouged

bouget

bough

boughed

bought

bought a dog and barked oneself

bought and paid for

bought deal

bought into

bought it

bought out

bought priesthood

bought priesthoods

bought wolf tickets

boughten

bought-in

bought-off

boughts

bought-the-farm

bought-time

bought-up

boughty

bougie

bouguer anomaly

bouguer correction

bouguereau william adolphe

bouillabaisse

bouilli

bouillon

bouillon cube

bouillotte

bouk

boukólos rule

boul

boula

boulanger

boulanger nadia juliette

boulangerie

boulangerite

boulardii

bould

boulder

boulder dam

bouldered

boulderer

bouldering

boulderless

boulderlike

boulder-opal

boulderstone

bouldery

bouldly

boule

boulement

boulengeri

boules

boulevard

boulevard strip

boulevardier

boulevard-stop

bouleversement

boulework

boulez

boulez pierre

boulimia

boulle

boulogne

boulogne-billancourt

boult

boultel

boulter

boun

bouncable

bounce

bounce around

bounce back

bounce into

bounce message

bounce rate

bounce to the ounce

bounceable

bounceback

bouncebackability

bouncebackable

bounced

bounced back

bounced cheque

bounced email

bounced-check

bounced-off-the-walls

bouncedown

bounce-house

bounceless

bounce-off

bounce-off-the-walls

bouncer

bounces back

bounces-off-the-walls

bounceth

bouncily

bounciness

bouncing

bouncing back

bouncing bet

bouncing-betty

bouncing-bomb

bouncing-castle

bouncingly

bouncing-off-the-walls

bouncy

bouncy-ball

bouncy-castle

bound

bound up

boundance

boundaries

boundary

boundary condition

boundary error

boundary four

boundary layer

boundary peak

boundary router

boundary routing

boundary scan

boundary term

boundary waters

boundaryless

boundary-rider

boundary-umpire

bound-bailiff

bounded

bounded lattice

bounded lattices

bounded medium

bounded-function

boundedly

boundedness

bounden

bounder

bounderish

boundest

boundeth

bound-for

bound-form

bounding

boundingly

boundless

boundlessly

boundlessness

boundling

bound-morpheme

boundness

bound-on-equip

bound-on-pickup

bound-over

bound-property

bounds

bound-state

boundstone

bound-to

bound-variable

bound-water

bouned

bounteous

bounteously

bounteousness

bountiful

bountifull

bountifully

bountifulness

bountihead

bountihood

bounty

bounty hunter

bounty-jumper

bouquet

bouquet of circles

bouquet-garni

bouquetin

bouquetlike

bouquets and brickbats

bouquets of circles

bour

bourbakism

bourbon

bourbon red

Bourbon virus

bourbon-biscuit

bourbon-cream

bourbonic

bourbonism

bourbonist

bourbonnais

bourd

bourder

bourdillonii

bourdon

bourg

bourgeois

bourgeois leon victor auguste

bourgeois louise

bourgeoise

bourgeoisie

bourgeoisification

bourgeoisify

bourgeoisness

bourgeon

bourgeoned

bourgeoning

bourges

bourgie

bourgignot

bourgogne

bourgueticrinid

bourgueticrinida

bouri

bourke-white

bourke-white margaret

bourn

bourne

bourne shell

Bourne test

bournemouth

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole

Bourneville's disease

bournless

bournonite

bourree

bourr-ee

bourrelet

bourride

bourse

boursin

bouse

boused

bouser

bouses

bousing

bousing ken

boussingaultite

boustrophedon

boustrophedonic

boustrophic

bousy

bout

boutade

boutcher

boutefeu

Boutellier interval

boutfit

boutique

boutiquelike

boutiquey

bouton

boutonniere

boutonniere deformity

boutonniered

boutros-ghali boutros

bouts-rims

boutye

bouvardia

bouvet-island

bouvier des flandres

bouy

bouyant

bouzouki

bov

bovarism

bovarysm

bovate

bove

bovet

bovey-coal

bovial

bovichthyid

bovichtid

bovicide

bovid

bovidae

boviform

bovinae

bovine

bovine growth hormone

bovine infectious petechial fever

bovine petechial fever

bovine-ephemeral-fever

bovine-leukaemia

bovine-leukemia

bovine-leukosis

bovinely

bovine-malignant-catarrhal-fever

bovine-papillomatosis

bovine-papular-stomatitis

bovine-scatology

bovine-spongiform-encephalopathy

bovine-viral-diarrhea

bovine-viral-diarrhoea

bovinic-acid

bovinity

bovril

bovver

bovver-bird

bovver-boots

bovver-boy

bovvered

bow

bow ball

bow chica wow wow

bow chicka wow wow

bow clara

bow collector

bow collectors

bow diddleys

bow down before the porcelain god

bow drill

bow grip

bow guard

bow guards

bow hand

bow harp

bow kite

bow to

bow wave

bowab

bowable

bow-and-arrow

bow-and-scrape

bowbearer

bowbent

bow-chaser

bow-compass

bowdacious

bowden

bowden-cable

bowditch

bowditch nathaniel

bowdlerisation

bowdlerised

bowdlerises

bowdlerising

bowdlerization

bowdlerize

bowdlerized

bowdlerizer

bowdlerizes

bowdlerizing

bow-down

bowed

bowed and scraped

bowed down before the porcelain god

bowed guitar

bowed psaltery

bowedness

bowed-out

bowel

bowel-cancer

bowelled

bowelless

bowelling

bowel-movement

bowel-obstruction

bowels

bowen

bowen elizabeth dorothea cole

Bowen technique

bowenite

Bowen's disease

bowen's reaction series

bower

bower vine

bower-anchor

Bower-Barff process

bowerbird

bower-bird

bowered

bowering

bowery

bowes

bowess

bowest

boweth

bow-faced

bowfin

bowfront

bow-front

bowge

bowgrace

bowhead

bowhead-whale

bowhunter

bowhunting

bowie

bowie bond

bowie james

bowiean

bowieite

bowie-knife

bowiesque

bowing

bowing down before the porcelain god

bowing stone

bowing-and-scraping

bowingly

bowing-out

bowk

bowked

bowkin

bowknot

bowks

bowl

bowl chair

bowl game

bowl hat

bowl lute

bowl over

bowl wax

bowl-a-googly

bowl-barrow

bowlbyan

bowl-cut

bowlder

bowlderisation

bowlderised

bowldery

bowled

bowled over

bowled-out

bowleg

bowlegged

bow-legged

bow-legged wi' brass

bowler

bowler hat out

bowler-hat

bowler-hatted

bowles

bowless

Bowley's law

bowlful

bowlike

bowline

bowling

bowling club

bowling over

bowling-alley

bowling-average

bowling-bag

bowling-ball

bowling-crease

bowling-figures

bowling-green

bowling-out

bowlliards

bowllike

bowl-of-cherries

bowl-off

bowl-out

bowl-pack

bowls

bowls over

bowls-out

bowmaker

bow-maker

bowmaking

bowman

Bowman-Birk protease inhibitor

bowman's root

bowman-s-capsule

bowmanship

bownd

bowne

bowned

bow-net

bow-out

bow-pen

bow-pencil

bowplane

bows

bows and scrapes

bows down before the porcelain god

bow-saw

bowse

bowsed

bowser

bowses

bow-shock

bowshot

bowsing

bowsmen

bows-out

bow-spring

bowsprit

bowspritted

bowssen

bowssened

bowssening

bowssens

bowstave

bowstring

bowstring bridge

bowstring hemp

bowstring knot

bowstringed

bowstringing

bowstrung

bow-thruster

bowtie

bow-tie

bowtied

bow-window

bowwow

bow-wow

bow-wow theory

bowyang

bowyer

box

Box and Cox

box and whisker plots

box bed

box beds

box boy

box braids

box coat

box elder

box elder maple

box file

box Harry

box house

box joint

box junction

box kite

boxable

boxaerobics

box-and-whiskers-plot

boxball

boxberry

boxboard

box-calf

box-camera

box-canyon

boxcar

boxcar-function

boxcars

box-clever

boxcutter

box-cutter

box-drawing-character

boxed

boxed and coxed

boxed out

boxed someone's ears

boxed-in

boxed-set

boxed-the-compass

boxelder

boxen

boxer

boxer engine

boxer-briefs

boxercise

boxered

boxers

boxer-shorts

boxes

boxes and coxes

boxes out

boxes someone's ears

boxes-in

boxes-the-compass

boxfish

boxford

boxful

box-girder

boxgrove

boxhaul

boxhauled

boxhauling

boxhauls

boxily

box-in

boxiness

boxing

boxing and coxing

Boxing Day

boxing kangaroo

boxing out

boxing someone's ears

boxing-day

boxing-glove

boxing-in

boxing-ring

boxing-the-compass

boxing-week

box-iron

box-jelly

box-jellyfish

boxkeeper

box-kick

boycott

brandish

brazen

breeches

british

bromide

brook

brusque

buccaneer

bucolic

budweis

bulwark

bundling

bung

burgeon

burke

bursar/purser

busk

buxom

byzantine

C

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c

c & f

c band

c battery

c corporation

c drive

c example

c flat

c flats

c.d.

c.f.i.

c.f.r.

c.h.i.p.

c/c++

c++builder

c1

C10K problem

c12

c13

c14

c15

c16

c17

c18

c19

c2

c2c

c2dm

c2h2

c2h4

c3d

c3istar

c3po

c4

c4isr

c6

c64

c7

c80

c82

c8x

ca

ca harvest

ca technologies

ca·i¨que

ca19-9

caa

caaa

caaba

caac

caadas

c-a-a-f

caaing whale

caapi

caar

caatinga

cab

cab file

cab forward

cab forwards

cab savs

cab signal

cab signalling

cab signals

cab unit

cab units

caba

cabal

cabal glasses

cabala

cabaletta

cabalettas

cabal-glass

cabalism

cabalist

cabalistic

cabalistical

cabalistically

cabalists

cabalize

cabalized

cabalizes

cabalizing

caballed

caballer

caballerial

caballerials

caballero

caballers

caballi

caballine

caballine-aloes

caballing

cabals

cabalzarite

caban

cabana

cabana boy

cabana boys

cabanas

cabanatuan

cabane

cabaret

cabaretist

cabarets

cabas

cabassou

cabassous

cabastine

cabazitaxel

cabbage

cabbage bug

cabbage butterfly

cabbage flies

cabbage fly

cabbage head

cabbage heads

cabbage moth

cabbage on a stick

cabbage palmetto

cabbage roll

cabbage rose

cabbage roses

cabbage salad

cabbage tree

cabbage worm

cabbage worms

cabbaged

cabbage-gum

cabbage-gums

cabbageless

cabbagelike

cabbage-looper

cabbage-loopers

cabbage-night

cabbage-palm

cabbage-palms

cabbages

cabbage-white

cabbage-whites

cabbageworm

cabbagey

cabbaging

cabbagy

cabbala

cabbaling

cabbalistic

cabbalistically

cabbeling

cabbesse

cabbie

cabbies

cabbin

cabbing

cabbler

cabblers

cabbling

cabby

cabcou

cabdriver

cab-driver

cabdrivers

cab-drivers

cabdriving

cabeese

cabeiri

cabell

cabell james branch

cabellian

caber

cabergoline

cabernet

cabernet sauvignon

cabernets

cabernet-sauvignons

cabers

cabeza de vaca

cabeza de vaca alvar nunez

cabezon

cabezone

cabezones

cabezons

cabf

cabg

cabiai

cabiais

cabibbo-kobayashi-maskawa-matrix

cabildo

cabildos

cabin

cabin bed

cabin beds

cabin class

cabin crews

cabin cruisers

cabin hooks

cabin-boy

cabin-boys

cabin-crew

cabin-cruiser

cabinda

cabindan

cabindans

cabined

cabinet

cabinet card

cabinet cards

cabinet edition

cabinet editions

cabinet of curiosities

cabinet piano

cabinet pianos

cabinet pudding

cabinet puddings

cabinet security

cabinet trade

cabinet windows

cabinetful

cabinetfuls

cabinetisation

cabinetlike

cabinetmaker

cabinet-maker

cabinetmakers

cabinet-makers

cabinetmaking

cabinet-making

cabinet-minister

cabinet-ministers

cabinetry

cabinets

cabinetsful

cabinet-window

cabinetwork

cabin-fever

cabin-hook

cabining

cabinless

cabinlike

cabinmate

cabinmates

cabins

cabir

cabirean

cabirian

cabiric

cabiritic

cable

cable box

cable buoy

cable buoys

cable card

cable categories

cable communications policy act

cable company plant

cable creep

cable dvr

cable ferries

cable ferry

cable gateway

cable glands

cable guys

cable head end

cable internet

cable jacket

cable jacks

cable knitting

cable man

cable matcher

cable men

cable modem

cable modem termination system

cable modem/router

cable modems

cable moulding

cable mouldings

cable plant

cable railway

cable releases

cable router

cable select

cable sheath

cable station

cable stations

cable stitch

cable telephone

cable telephony

cable television

cable television laboratories

cable television protection and competition act

cable trays

cable tv

cable tv box

cable tv killer

cable types

cable/dsl gateway

cable/dsl modem

cable/dsl router

cable/voip modem

cable-boxes

cablecar

cable-car

cablecard

cablecars

cable-cars

cablecast

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cabler

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cabo san lucas

cabob

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cab-off-the-rank

cabomba

caboodle

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caboose

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cabot

Cabot Cove syndrome

cabot john

cabot sebastian

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cabotage

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cabo-verde

cabozantinib

cabr

cabral pedro alvares

cabrales

cab-rank rule

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cabree

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cabretta

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cabrilla

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cabrillo juan rodriguez

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cabrini frances xavier

cabriole

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cabriole-legs

cabriolet

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cabs off the rank

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cabstand

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caburns

cac

cac-40 index

caca

ca-ca

cacafuego

cacaine

cacao

cacao butter

cacaos

cacas

cacation

cacatory

cacatua

cacatua-alba

cacatua-ducorpsii

cacatua-galerita

cacatua-goffiniana

cacatua-haematuropygia

cacatua-moluccensis

cacatua-ophthalmica

cacatua-pastinator

cacatua-sanguinea

cacatua-sulphurea

cacatua-tenuirostris

cacatuid

cacatuidae

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cacciatora

cacciatore

Caccioppoli set

cachable

cachaca

cachaemia

cachaemias

cachalot

cachalots

cache

cache buster

cache busters

cache coherency

cache efficient

cache file

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cache hit

cache la poudre river

cache line

cache memory

cache miss

cache poisoning

cache ram

cache server

cacheable

cacheable content

cachectic

cachectical

cachectin

cached

cached file

cacheless

cachepot

cachepots

cacher

cachers

caches

cache-sexe

cache-sexes

cachet

cachets

cachette

cachexia

cachexia Africana

cachexias

cachexic

cachexin

cachexy

cachinatory

caching

caching appliance

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caching drive

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cachinnate

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cachiri

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cachou

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cack

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cacked up

cackerel

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cackhanded

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cacking

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cackle

cackle fruit

cackleberries

cackleberry

cackle-bladder

cackle-bladders

cackled

cackler

cacklers

cackles

cackling

cackling goose

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cacks

cacks up

cack-up

ca-clipper

caco-

cacochymia

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cacodaemon

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cacodylate

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cacodylic-acid

cacodyl-oxide

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cacoepist

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cacoethes

cacoethic

cacogastric

cacogenesis

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cacolet

cacolets

cacology

cacomantis

cacomantis-castaneiventris

cacomantis-flabelliformis

cacomantis-heinrichi

cacomantis-leucolophus

cacomantis-merulinus

cacomantis-pallidus

cacomantis-passerinus

cacomantis-sepulcralis

cacomantis-sonneratii

cacomantis-variolosus

cacomelia

cacomistle

cacomistles

cacomixl

cacomixle

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cacomixls

cacomixtle

cacomixtles

caconym

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cacoon

cacoon vine

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cacoons

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cacophonophilia

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cacozelia

ca-cricket presents

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cactaceous

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cactoid

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cactoids

cactus

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cactus wren

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cactused

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cactus-league

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cactusy

cacumate

cacumated

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cacumating

cacuminal

cacuminals

cacuminate

cacuminous

cad

cad animation

cad/cam

cadam

cadambine

cadamine

cadance

cadances

cadaster

cadasters

cadastral

cadastre

cadastre system

ca-datacom/db

cadaver

cadaver dogs

cadaver-dog

cadaveric

cadaveric alkaloids

cadaverine

cadaverines

cadaverous

cadaverously

cadaverousness

cadavers

cadbait

cadbaits

ca-dbfast

cadcam

cadd

cadd/cam

caddice

caddices

caddid

caddids

caddie

caddied

caddies

caddis

caddis worm

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caddis-flies

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caddis-fly

caddish

caddishly

caddishness

caddisworm

caddo

caddoan

caddos

caddow

caddows

caddr

cadds 5

caddy

caddy based

caddy drive

caddy load

caddying

caddyless

caddywompus

cade

cade jack

caded

cadelle

cadelle-beetle

caden

cadence

cadence correction

cadence detection

cadence rampa

cadenced

cadences

cadencies

cadencing

cadency

cadene

cadent

cadential

cadenza

cadenzas

cadenze

cader

caders

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cadet

cadet blues

cadet gray

cadet grey

cadet-blue

cadets

cadetship

cadetships

cadette

cadew

cadews

cadexomer-iodine

cadge

cadged

cadger

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cadges

cadgin

cadginess

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cadgy

cadherin

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cadie

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cadilesker

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cadillac

cadillac antoine de la mothe

cadillac mountain

Cadillac of poker

Cadillac tax

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cading

cadis

cadix

cadiz

cadkey

cadm

cadmean

cadmean-victories

cadmean-victory

cadmia

cadmian

cadmic

cadmiferous

cadmium

cadmium sulfate

cadmium sulfide

cadmium-chloride

cadmium-oxide

cadmium-yellow

cadmium-yellows

cadmiuria

cadmoindite

cadmoselite

cadmus

cadr

cadralazine

cadre

cadres

cads

caducary

caducean

caducei

caduceus

caducibranchiate

caducicorn

caducities

caducity

caducous

caduke

cadwaladerite

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cadwelding

cady

cae

cae/iae

ca-easytrieve

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caecias

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caecilian

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caecitis

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caecotropes

caecotrophs

caecum

caeden

caedmon

caeli

caelian

caelifera

caelum

caelus

caen

caenagnathid

caenagnathids

ca-endevor

caenid

caenids

caenogastropod

caenogastropoda

caenogastropods

caenogeneses

caenogenesis

caenogenetic

caenolestid

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caenophidia

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caenorhabditis

caenorhabditis-elegans

caenozoic

caen-stone

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caerlaverock

caernarfon

caernarfonshire

caernarvonshire

caerphilly

caeruloplasmin

caesalpin

caesalpinia

caesalpinieae

caesalpinioideae

caesar

caesar julius

Cæsar salad

caesar sidney

Caesar weed

caesar-cipher

caesarea

caesarea-mazaca

caesarean

caesarean section

caesareans

caesarean-sections

caesarian

caesarians

caesarism

caesarist

caesaropapism

caesars

Caesar's wife

Caesar's wife must be above suspicion

Caesar's wives

caesar-salad

caesar-salads

caesar-s-mushroom

caesar-s-mushrooms

caesian

caesionid

caesionids

caesious

caesium

caesium clock

caesium-chloride

caespitose

caesti

caestus

caesura

caesurae

caesural

caesuras

cæteris paribus

caf

cafaminol

cafard

cafarsite

c-a-f-c

caf-chantant

cafe

café au lait spot

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café con leche

café coronary

café de move-on

Café de Paris sauce

café filtre

cafe hop

café latte

cafe noir

cafe societies

cafe society

cafe-au-lait

caf-e-au-lait

cafe-curtains

cafedrine

cafeneh

cafenehs

cafenet

cafenets

cafenio

cafenios

cafes

cafés au lait

cafestol

cafeteria

cafeteria benefit

cafeteria Catholic

cafeteria Catholicism

cafeteria Catholics

cafeteria Christian

cafeteria Christianity

cafeteria Christians

cafeterias

cafetire

cafetite

cafetites

cafetoria

cafetorium

cafetoriums

caff

caff-americano

caffè latte

caffeic-acid

caffein

caffeinate

caffeinated

caffeinates

caffeinating

caffeine

caffeine based

caffeinelike

caffeinemark

caffeinism

caffeoyl

caffeoylquinate

caffeoylquinates

caffeoylquinic

caffeoylquinic acids

caffeoylquinic-acid

caffer

caffers

caffetannic-acid

caffiene

caffila

caffilas

caffled

caffre

caffres

caffrey, aaron

caffs

cafila

cafilas

cafileh

cafilehs

caf-noisette

cafone

cafones

cafs

cafta

caftan

caftans

caftaric-acid

cag

cagayan de oro

cage

cage dancers

cage fights

cage home

cage homes

cage john milton

cage matches

cage stage

cage stages

cage-bird

cage-birds

cage-compound

cage-compounds

caged

cage-dance

cage-dancer

cage-dances

cage-diving

cage-fight

cage-fighter

cage-fighters

cage-fighting

cageless

cagelike

cageling

cagelings

cage-match

cagemate

cagemates

cager

cagers

cages

cagework

cageworks

cagey

cagier

cagiest

cagily

caginess

caging

cagliari

cagliostro

cagmag

cagmags

cagney

cagney james

cagot

cagots

cagoulard

cagoule

cagoules

cagr

cags

caguas

cagy

cah

cahaba river

cahier

cahill

cahinca

cahincate

cahincates

cahincic-acid

cahita

cahitas

cahn

cahnite

cahokia

cahoot

cahootchie

cahooted

cahooting

cahoots

cahors

cahow

cahows

cahps

cahs

cahuilla

cahuillas

cai

caiaphas

caiaphas joseph

caib

caicco

caiccos

caicos islands

caid

ca-idms

caids

caimacam

caimacams

caiman

caimaninae

caiman-lizard

caiman-lizards

caimans

caimito

caimitos

cain

cainamero

cainameros

ca-ingres

cainogeneses

cainogenesis

cainophobia

cainotophobia

ca-insight

cain-t

caipirinha

caipirinhas

caipiroska

caipiroskas

caipivodka

caipivodkas

caique

caiques

cair

cairbre-nia-fer

caird

cairds

cairene

cairina

cairina-moschata

cairn

cairned

cairngorm

cairngorm mountains

cairngorms

cairngormstone

cairns

cairn-terrier

cairn-terriers

cairo

caissaca

caisson

caisson-disease

caissons

caithness

caitiff

caitiffs

caitlin

caitlins

caitlyn

caitlyns

caixin

caja china

cajeput

cajeputol

cajetan

ca-jobtrac

cajole

cajoled

cajolement

cajoler

cajoleries

cajolers

cajolery

cajoles

cajolest

cajoleth

cajoling

cajolingly

cajolings

cajones

cajun

Cajun microwaves

Cajun navy

cajun-english

cajun-french

cajuns

cajuput

cajuput oils

cajuput tree

cajuputene

cajuput-oil

cajuputol

cakavian

ca-kbm

cake

cake and wine

cake fork

cake forks

cake mixes

cake number

cake numbers

cake plate

cake plates

cake servers

cake shops

cake smash

cake smashes

cake tins

cake urchin

cake urchins

cakeage

cakeages

cakebaker

cakebakers

cake-boy

cake-boys

cakecrumb

cakecrumbs

cake-crumbs

caked

cake-eater

cake-eaters

cakehole

cakeholes

cakeless

cakelike

cakemaker

cakemakers

cakemaking

cakeman

cake-mix

cakepan

cakepans

cake-pop

cake-pops

cakeries

cakery

cakes

cakes-and-ale

cake-server

cakeshop

cake-shop

cakeshops

cake-slice

cake-slices

cakestand

cakestands

cake-tin

cakewalk

cake-walk

cakewalks

cake-walks

cakewoman

cakewomen

cakey

cakier

cakiest

cakily

cakiness

caking

caking coal

caky

cal

calabar

Calabar beans

calabar-bean

calabarine

calabarzon

calabash

calabash nutmeg

calabash nutmegs

calabash tree

calabash vine

calabashes

calaboose

calabooses

calabrese

calabria

calabrian

calabrians

calabur tree

calade

caladenia

calades

caladieae

caladium

caladiums

caladryl

calafat

calah

calais

calaite

calaites

calaloo

calalu

calamagrostis

calamanco

calamancoes

calamancos

calamander

calamanthus

calamar

calamari

calamari rings

calamaries

calamari-ring

calamars

calamary

calamata

calamatas

calambac

calambour

calamian

calamians

calamine

calamine brass

calamint

calamints

calamistrated

calamistrum

calamite

calamites

calamitic

calamities

calamitous

calamitously

calamitousness

calamity

calamity howlers

calamity jane

calamity-howler

calamonastes

calamonastides

calamondin

calamondins

calamosaur

calamospiza

calamus

calan

calando

calandra lark

calandrella

calandria pan

caland-system

calanid

calanids

calanoid

calanoids

calanolide

calanthe

calanthes

calanticid

calanticids

calappid

calappids

calash

calashes

calathea

calatholejeunea

calathus

calavance

calaverite

calaverites

calayan-rail

calayan-rails

calbindin

calbindins

calc

calcanea

calcaneal

calcaneal tendon

calcanei

calcaneocuboid

calcaneocuboid ligament

calcaneoquartal

calcaneum

calcaneums

calcaneus

calcar

calcarate

calcarea

calcarean

calcareans

calcarenite

calcareoargillaceous

calcareobituminous

calcareosiliceous

calcareous

calcareous tufa

calcareousness

calcareous-sponge

calcariferous

calcariform

calcariidae

calcarine

calcarine sulcus

calcarius

calcarosols

calcars

calcasieu river

calcavella

calcavellas

calceated

calced

calcedon

calcedonic

calcedons

calceiform

calcein

calceins

calcemia

calceolaria

calceolate

calces

calches

calci

calcia

calcian

calciborite

calcic

calcicole

calcicoles

calcifediol

calciferol

calciferous

calcific

calcification

calcifications

calcified

calcifier

calcifiers

calcifies

calciform

calcifugal

calcifuge

calcifuges

calcify

calcifying

calcigenous

calcigerous

calcimimetic

calcimimetics

calcimine

calciminer

calciminers

calcimines

calcinable

calcinate

calcination

calcinatories

calcinatory

calcine

calcinea

calcined

calciner

calciners

calcines

calcineurin

calcineurins

calcining

calcinoses

calcinosis

calcinosis-cutis

calcinotic

calcinuria

calcio

calcioandyrobertsite

calcioaravaipaite

calciobetafite

calcioburbankite

calciocopiapite

calcioferrite

calciohilairite

calciol

calciotantite

calciotrophic

calciotropic

calciouranoite

calciovolborthite

calciovolborthites

calciphilous

calciphobous

calciphyte

calciphytes

calcipotriene

calcipotriol

calcisol

calcisols

calcisponge

calcisponges

calcite

calcites

calcitic

calcitonin

calcitrant

calcitrate

calcitration

calcitrations

calcitriol

calcitroic acid

calcitropic

calciturbidite

calciturbidites

calciturbiditic

calcium

calcium bilirubinate

calcium copper tetrasilicate

calcium cyanide

calcium cyclamate

calcium diglutamate

calcium dioxide

calcium disodium EDTA

calcium ferrocyanide

calcium fluoride

calcium fumarate

calcium gluconate

calcium guanylate

calcium hypochlorite

calcium inosinate

calcium lactate

calcium lights

calcium malate

calcium oxalate

calcium peroxide

calcium phosphates

calcium polyphosphate

calcium propionate

calcium silicate

calcium sodium polyphosphate

calcium sulphite

calcium tartrate

calcium-acetate

calcium-arsenate

calcium-benzoate

calcium-carbide

calcium-carbonate

calcium-channel-blocker

calcium-channel-blockers

calcium-chloride

calcium-chromate

calcium-cyanamide

calcium-formate

calcium-hydroxide

calcium-light

calcium-nitrate

calcium-oxide

calcium-phosphate

calcium-pyrophosphate-dihydrate-deposition-disease

calciums

calcium-sorbate

calcium-sulfate

calcium-sulphate

calcium-tungstate

calciuria

calcivorous

calcjarlite

calcofluor

calcographer

calcographers

calcographic

calcography

calcophylic

calcrete

calcretes

calc-sinter

calc-sinters

calcspar

calcspars

calc-tufa

calculabilities

calculability

calculable

calculableness

calculably

calculanda

calculandum

calculary

calculatable

calculate

calculated

calculated field

calculated mistakes

calculatedly

calculated-mistake

calculates

calculatest

calculateth

calculating

calculating machine

calculatingly

calculation

calculational

calculations

calculative

calculator

calculators

calculatory

calcule

calculi

calculiform

calculifrage

calculist

calculous

calculus

calculus of finite differences

calculuses

calculus-of-variations

calcurmolite

calcutta

calcuttan

calcuttans

caldarchaeol

caldarchaeols

caldaria

caldarium

caldecott

caldecrin

caldendrin

calder

calder alexander

caldera

calderas

calderite

calderites

caldern

calderón (de la barca)

calderon de la barca pedro

calderon felipe

calderonite

caldiamide

caldilineae

caldron

caldrons

caldwell

caldwell erskine preston

caldwell-luc operation

Caldwell-Luc surgery

calea

caleb

calebs

caleche

cal-eche

caledonia

caledonian

caledonian canal

caledonians

caledonite

calefacient

calefacients

calefaction

calefactions

calefactive

calefactor

calefactories

calefactors

calefactory

calefie

calefied

calefy

calefying

caleidoscope

caleidoscopes

calendar

calendar call

calendar day

calendar days

calendar-calls

calendared

calendarial

calendaring

calendarist

calendarists

calendarization

calendarize

calendarized

calendarizes

calendarizing

calendarless

calendarlike

calendar-method

calendar-month

calendar-months

calendars

calendar-spread

calendar-spreads

calendary

calendar-year

calendar-years

calender

calendered

calenderer

calenderers

calendering

calenders

calendic acid

calendographer

calendographers

calendrer

calendrers

calendric

calendrical

calendrically

calendrics

calends

calendula

calendula-officinalis

calendulas

calendulauda

calendulin

calenture

calentured

calentures

calesa

calescence

calescent

calexcitin

calexico

caley

calf

calfbone

calf-bone

calfbones

calf-bones

calfbound

calfflesh

calfless

calflike

calfling

calflings

calf-love

calf-raise

calf-raises

calfs

calf's-foot jelly

calfskin

calfskins

calgarian

calgarians

calgary

calgranulin

calgranulins

Calheta de São Miguel

calhoun

calhoun john caldwell

cali

caliban

caliber

calibers

calibrachoa

calibrachoas

calibrant

calibrants

ca-librarian

calibratable

calibrate

calibrated

calibrated focal lengths

calibrated-focal-length

calibrates

calibrating

calibration

calibration disc

calibrations

calibrator

calibrators

calibre

calicalicus

calice

caliceal

calicectomy

calices

caliche

calicheamicin

calicheamicins

caliciform

caliciviral

calicivirus

caliciviruses

calicle

calicles

calico

calico bush

calicoback

calico-bass

calico-cat

calico-cats

calicoes

calicoplasty

calicos

calicotomy

calicular

caliculate

caliculi

caliculus

calicut

calid

calidity

calidrid

calidris

calidris-acuminata

calidris-alba

calidris-alpina

calidris-bairdii

calidris-canutus

calidris-ferruginea

calidris-fuscicollis

calidris-himantopus

calidris-maritima

calidris-mauri

calidris-melanotos

calidris-minuta

calidris-minutilla

calidris-ptilocnemis

calidris-pusilla

calidris-ruficollis

calidris-subminuta

calidris-temminckii

calidris-tenuirostris

caliduct

caliducts

calif

califate

califates

california

California cooler

california current

California fuchsia

california gulf of

california king

California kings

California minute

California minutes

california nutmeg

California pepper tree

California pepper trees

California pitcher plant

California pitcher plants

California pizza

California plum

california public employees retire-ment system

california quail

California rabbit tobacco

california rosebay

California sea lion

California sea lions

California sycamore

california-blackberries

california-blackberry

california-blanket

california-channel-island-fox

california-condor

california-condors

california-dewberries

california-dewberry

california-dogface-butterflies

california-dogface-butterfly

california-holly

california-laurel

california-laurels

californian

californians

california-poppies

california-poppy

california-roll

california-rolls

california-spangled-cats

california-stop

california-stops

California-style pizza

californication

californidine

californio

californios

californite

californium

califs

caligation

caligid

caligids

caliginosity

caliginous

caliginousness

caligo

caligraphic

caligraphies

caligraphy

caligula

caligulan

calimanco

calimocho

calimochos

calin

caliology

caliorrhaphy

calipash

calipashes

calipee

caliper

caliper brakes

caliper rule

caliper-brake

calipers

caliph

caliphaea

caliphaeinae

caliphate

caliphates

caliphist

caliphs

caliphyllid

caliphyllids

calippic

calipygian

cali-roll

cali-rolls

calisaya

calisaya bark

calisayas

calistheneum

calisthenic

calisthenics

caliver

calivers

calix

calixarene

calixarenes

calixes

calk

calked

calker

calkers

calkin

calking

calking-iron

calking-irons

calkins

calks

call

call a shovel a shovel

call a spade a bloody shovel

call a spade a shovel

call a spade a spade and a shovel a shovel

call accounting

call agent

call an audible

call and collect

call and response

call away

call bird

call birds

call blending

call block

call boxes

call by name

call by reference

call by sharing

call by value

call center

call center in a box

call center overflow

call centre

call completion service

call control

call controller

call date

call delays

call detail record

call distributor

call down

call extender

call for

call forking

call forward

call forwarding

call generator

call girl

call histories

call in sick

call in the wilderness

call into question

call it square

call it stumps

call leaf

call leaves

call level interface

call liquor

call liquors

call loan

call loan rate

call loans

call money

call monitoring

call notes

call notification service

call numbers

call of duty

call off

call option

call originators

call out of one's name

call outta one's name

call park

call pick-up

call pickup service

call premium

call premiums

call protection

call provision

call rate

call rates

call ratio

call return

call risk

call roll

call round

call routing service

call server

call site

call sites

call slip

call someone's number

call splitting

call supervision

call swaption

call the tune

call to

call to arms

call to quarters

call to task

call together

call trace

call transfer

call trees

call upon

call values

call vectoring

call waiting

calla

calla lilies

callability

callable

callable bond

callable preferred stock

callable-bonds

callables

callacanthis

callaeas

callaeci

callaeid

callaeidae

callaeids

callaghan

callaghan (leonard) james

callaghanite

call-a-halt

callahan

calla-lily

callaloo

callaloos

call-an-ambulance

callant

callanthiid

callanthiids

callants

callao

callas

callas maria

call-a-spade-a-spade

callat

callaway

callback

call-back

callback hell

call-back messaging

call-back verification

callbacks

call-backs

callboard

callbox

call-box

callboxes

callboy

call-boy

callboys

call-boys

call-by-future

call-by-need

call-centers

call-centres

call-collect

call-d

call-dates

call-delay

call-drink

call-drinks

called

called a spade a bloody shovel

called a spade a shovel

called a spade a spade

called away

called for

called forth

called roll

called routine

called strike

called to task

called upon

called-in

called-off

called-out

calledst

called-to-mind

called-to-order

called-to-the-bar

called-up

callee

callees

call-em-as-one-sees-em

caller

caller I.D.

caller id

caller IDs

caller line identification

callers

Callery pear

Callery pears

callest

callet

calleted

calleth

calleting

callets

call-forth

callgirl

callgirls

call-girls

callgraph

call-graph

callgraphs

call-graphs

call-history

calli

callianassid

callianassids

callicarpa

callicarpas

callicarpenal

callicebus-aureipalatii

callichthyid

callichthyidae

callichthyids

callid

callidities

callidity

callidulid

callidulids

callie

calligraffiti

calligram

calligrams

calligraph

calligraphed

calligrapher

calligraphers

calligraphic

calligraphic projection

calligraphical

calligraphically

calligraphies

calligraphist

calligraphists

calligraphy

callimachus

callimiconid

callimiconids

callin

call-in

calling

calling a spade a bloody shovel

calling a spade a shovel

calling a spade a spade

calling bell

calling bells

calling crab

calling crabs

calling for

calling line identification

calling name and number blocking

calling name delivery

calling names

calling number delivery

calling plan

calling program

calling roll

calling routine

calling station

calling stations

calling to task

calling upon

calling-card

calling-cards

calling-in

callingly

calling-name

calling-off

calling-out

callings

calling-to-mind

calling-to-order

calling-up

call-ins

call-in-show

callinus

callionymid

callionymids

calliope

calliopean

calliopes

calliopid

calliopids

calliopiid

calliopiids

calliopist

calliopists

calliopsis

calliostomatid

calliostomatids

callipash

callipee

callipepla

callipepla-californica

callipepla-douglasii

callipepla-gambelii

callipepla-squamata

calliper

callipers

calliphlox

calliphorid

calliphoridae

calliphorids

calliphorinae

callippic

calliptamus

callipygean

callipygian

callipygous

callirrho

callisection

callisections

callistan

callisthenic

callisthenics

callisto

callistoan

callistonian

call-it-a-day

call-it-a-night

call-it-as-one-sees-it

call-it-even

callithrix

callithrix-jacchus

callithump

callithumpian

callithumps

call-it-quits

callitrichid

callitrichidae

callitrichids

callitrichinae

call-letters

call-names

call-note

call-number

callocephalon

callocephalon-fimbriatum

call-off-the-dogs

call-of-nature

calloideae

call-on

callonetta

callonetta-leucophrys

call-on-the-carpet

callop

callops

callorhinchid

callorhinchids

call-originator

callosal

callosciurinae

callosciurus

callose

callosities

callosity

callosum

callosumectomy

callot

callots

callous

calloused

callously

callousness

callout

call-out

callout culture

call-out culture

callouts

call-outs

call-over

callovian

callow

calloway cabell

callower

callowest

callowly

callowness

callows

calls

calls a spade a bloody shovel

calls a spade a shovel

calls a spade a spade

calls back

calls for

calls in the wilderness

calls it quits

calls roll

calls to arms

calls to prayer

calls to task

calls to the bar

calls upon

call-screening

callsign

call-sign

callsigns

call-signs

calls-in

calls-off

calls-of-nature

call-someone-s-bluff

calls-out

call-st

call-stack

call-stacks

calls-to-mind

calls-to-order

calls-up

call-t

call-the-ball

call-them-as-one-sees-them

call-the-police

call-the-question

call-the-shots

call-time

call-to-account

call-to-action

call-to-mind

call-to-order

call-to-prayer

call-to-the-bar

call-tree

callum

calluna

callunas

call-up

callups

call-ups

callus

callused

calluses

callusing

call-value

callyspongia-abnormis

callystatin

calm

calm down

calm winds

calm your farm

calm-as-a-millpond

calmative

calmatives

calm-before-the-storm

calme

calmecac

calmecacs

calmed

calmed-down

calmer

calmers

calmest

calmeth

cal-mex

calmful

calming

calming-down

calmingly

calmingness

calmly

calmness

calmnesses

calmodulin

calmodulins

calmoniid

calmoniids

calms

calms before storms

calms-down

calmuck

calmucks

calm-wind

calmy

calneuron

calnexin

calobryales

calochaetes

calocitta

caloenas

caloenas-nicobarica

calomel

calomel-electrode

calonectris

calonectris-diomedea

calonectris-edwardsii

calonectris-leucomelas

caloosahatchee river

caloperdix

caloperdix-oculeus

calophyllolide

calophyllum

caloplaca-marina

calopterygid

calopterygidae

calopterygids

calopteryginae

calopterygoidea

calopteryx

Calor gas

caloramphus

caloreceptor

calorescence

caloric

calorically

caloricity

caloriduct

caloriducts

calorie

calorieless

calories

calorifacient

calorifere

caloriferes

calorifiant

calorific

calorific ray

calorific rays

calorific values

calorification

calorifications

calorificient

calorific-value

calorigenesis

calorigenic

calorimeter

calorimeters

calorimetre

calorimetres

calorimetric

calorimetrically

calorimetry

calorimotor

calorimotors

caloritronic

caloritronics

calorize

caloron

calorons

calory

calothorax

calot-s-triangle

calot-s-triangles

calotte

calotte-model

calottes

calotype

calotypes

calotypist

calotypists

caloundra

caloyer

caloyers

calp

calpac

calpack

calpacks

calpacs

calpain

calpains

calpastatin

calpe

calpeptin

calpers

calpinae

calpini

calpirg

calpolli

calpollis

calpoltin

calponin

calprotectin

calps

calque

calqued

calques

calquing

calreticulin

calreticulins

calretinin

calretinins

cals

calsarcin

caltanissetta

caltech

cal-tech

caltha-palustris

caltheae

caltractin

caltrap

caltraps

caltrop

caltrops

calum

calumba

calumbin

calumet

calumetite

calumets

calumnate

calumniate

calumniated

calumniates

calumniating

calumniation

calumniations

calumniator

calumniators

calumniatory

calumnies

calumnious

calumniously

calumniousness

calumny

caluromyid

caluromyids

calusa

calusterone

calutron

calutrons

caluyanon

calva

calvados

calvadoses

calvaria

calvarial

calvaries

calvarium

calvariums

calvary

calvary cross

calve

calved

calver

calvered

calveren

calvering

calvers

calvert

calves

calvin

Calvin cycles

calvin john

calvin melvin

calvinball

calvin-cycle

calving

calving-jack

calvings

calvinise

calvinism

calvinist

calvinistic

calvinistical

calvinists

calvinize

calvinized

calvinizes

calvinizing

calvino

calvino italo

calvish

calvities

calvity

calvous

calx

calxes

calycanthus

calycanthuses

calyceal

calyces

calycifloral

calyciflorous

calyciform

calycin

calycine

calycins

calycle

calycled

calycles

calycosin

calycular

calycularia

calyculate

calyculated

calyculi

calyculus

calydon

calydonian boar

calymenid

calymenids

calymmian

calyon

calyons

calypogeia

calypogeiaceae

calypses

calypsis

calypso

calypsoes

calypsolike

calypsonian

calypsonians

calypsos

calypte

calypter

calypters

calyptocichla

calyptomena

calyptophilus

calyptorhynchus

calyptorhynchus-banksii

calyptorhynchus-baudinii

calyptorhynchus-funereus

calyptorhynchus-lathami

calyptorhynchus-latirostris

calyptra

calyptrae

calyptraeid

calyptraeids

calyptras

calyptrata

calyptratae

calyptriform

calyptrogen

calyptrolith

calyptura

calyx

calyxed

calyxes

calzirtite

calzone

calzones

calzoons

cam

cam gear

cam out

cam phone

cam ranh bay

cama

camac

camaca

camaenid

camaenids

camaguey

camag-uey

camaieu

camaieus

camail

camalexin

camanachd

camanchaca

ca-manman/x

camaraderie

camaraderies

camarasaurid

camarasaurids

camarasaurus

camargue

camarhynchus

camarilla

camarillas

camaron

camaroptera

camas

camases

camass

camassia

camassias

camauro

camazepam

camb

cambalu

cambaluc

cambarid

cambarids

cambendazole

camber

camber arches

camber beams

camber-arch

camber-beam

cambered

cambering

camber-keeled

cambers

camberwell-beauties

camberwell-beauty

camberwell-carrot

cambess

cambia

cambial

cambisol

cambisols

cambist

cambistry

cambists

cambium

cambiums

camblet

camblets

cambodia

cambodian

Cambodian red

cambodian-accessories

cambodianness

cambodians

camboge

camboj

camboose

cambooses

camborthids

cambozola

cambrai

cambrasine

cambre

cambrel

cambrels

cambria

cambrian

cambrian mountains

Cambrian symbol

Cambrian symbols

cambrian-explosion

cambrians

cambric

cambric tea

cambrick

cambricks

cambrics

cambridge

Cambridge blues

Cambridge cream

cambridge-blue

cambridgeshire

cambridgeshire-and-isle-of-ely

cambro

cambro-briton

cambro-britons

cambros

cambs

cambuca

cambuluc

cambyses

cambyses (ii)

camcord

camcorded

camcorder

camcorders

camcording

camcords

camden

camdenite

camdenites

came

came a gutser

came across with

came after

came apart

came at

came away

came before

came between

came down

came down cats and dogs

came first

came forth

came from

came of age

came off

came on to

came out ahead

came round

came short

came to light

came to mind

came to terms with

came to the fore

came together

came up trumps

came upon

came-about

came-a-cropper

came-across

came-along

came-and-went

came-around

came-at-a-price

came-back

came-by

came-clean

came-full-circle

came-in

came-into

came-into-being

camel

camel clutch

camel clutches

camel driver

camel flu

camel jockeys

camel rider

camelback

camelbacked

camelbacks

camelcaps

camelcase

camel-case

camel-drivers

cameleer

cameleers

cameleon

cameleons

cameleopard

cameleopards

camelhair

camel-hair brush

camelid

camelidae

camelids

camelina

cameline

camel-jockey

camellia

camellia-japonica

camellias

camellia-sinensis

camellike

camel-meat

cameloid

cameloids

camelopard

camelopardalis

camelopards

camelot

camelotian

camelpox virus

camelry

camels

camel's hair

camelshair

camel's-hair brush

camel-s-nose

camel-spider

camel-spiders

camel-through-the-eye-of-a-needle

cameltoe

camel-toe

cameltoes

camel-toes

camelus

camelus-dromedarius

camembert

camembert (cheese)

camemberts

camenae

cameo

cameo ware

cameo-conch

cameo-conches

cameoed

cameoing

cameo-lighting

came-on

cameos

came-out

came-out-of-the-closet

came-over

camer

camera

camera angle

camera angles

camera blocker

camera cards

camera clara

camera extender

camera flashes

camera fright

camera lucidas

camera memory

camera moves

camera obscuras

camera phone

camera raw

camera ready

camera rehearsal

camera rehearsals

camera sensor size

camera shot

camera shots

camera storage

camera trap

camera traps

camera worker

camera workers

camera-club

camera-clubs

camerade

camerades

camera-flash

cameral

camera-left

cameraless

cameralike

cameralism

cameralist

cameralistic

cameralistics

cameralists

camera-lucida

cameraman

cameramen

camera-move

camera-movement

camera-obscura

camerapeople

cameraperson

camerapersons

cameraphone

cameraphones

camera-phones

camera-right

cameras

camera-shy

camerata

camerate

cameration

camerawoman

camerawomen

camerawork

cameraworks

camerlengo

camerlengos

camerolaite

cameron

cameron david william donald

cameron julia margaret

cameronian

cameronians

cameronite

cameronites

camerons

cameroon

cameroonian

cameroonian-pidgin-english

cameroonians

cameroons

cameroun

cames

camest

cameth

came-through

came-to

came-to-a-close

came-to-life

came-true

came-up

CAMFAK syndrome

camford

camgasite

camgirl

camgirls

cami

camikini

camikinis

camiknickers

camilla

camillagate

camillas

camille

camillid

camillids

caminite

camino

camion

camis

camisa de chino

camisade

camisades

camisado

camisadoes

camisados

camisard

camisards

camisated

camise

camisole

camisoles

Caml

camlan

camlet

camleted

camlets

cammed

cammer

cammers

cammie

cammies

camming

cammock

cammocks

camo

camo up

camoed

camões

camoes luiz vaz de

camogie

camoing

camomile

camomiles

camomile-tea

camomille

camonagrel

camonflet

camonflets

camorra

camorrism

camos

camostat

camote cue

camote cues

camouflage

camouflaged

camouflager

camouflagers

camouflages

camouflaging

camouflanguage

camouflet

camouflets

camous

camously

camp

camp chair

camp david

camp fever

camp fire girl

camp follower

camp meeting

camp mother

camp mothers

camp shirt

camp stools

camp walter chauncey

campable

campagna di roma

campagnol

campaign

campaign groups

campaign hats

campaigned

campaigner

campaigners

campaign-group

campaign-hat

campaigning

campaignings

campaignlike

campaigns

campaned

campanero

campaneros

campanes

campania

campanian

campanias

campaniform

campanile

campaniles

campanilid

campanilids

campaniliform

campanocolea

campanologic

campanologist

campanologists

campanology

campanula

campanulaceae

campanulaceous

campanularian

campanularid

campanulariid

campanulariids

campanulate

campanulids

campanuloideae

campari

camp-bed

camp-beds

campbell

campbell avril phaedra

Campbell de Morgan spot

Campbell de Morgan spots

campbell joseph

campbell-bannerman

campbell-bannerman henry

campbelli

campbellism

campbellite

campbellites

campcraft

campeachy-wood

campeachy-woods

campeche

camped

campephaga

campephagid

campephagidae

campephagids

campephilus

camper

camper shell

camper shells

campers

campership

camperships

campervan

camper-van

campervanned

campervanner

campervanners

campervanning

campervans

campesino

campest

campestane

campestanol

campesterol

campestral

campestrian

campethera

campfire

campfire beans

campfires

camp-followers

campground

campgrounds

camphane

camphanes

camphene

camphenes

camphine

camphire

camphogen

camphol

campholic-acid

camphone

camphor

camphor ball

camphor ice

camphor oil

camphor tree

camphoraceous

camphorate

camphorated

camphorated oil

camphorates

camphorating

camphoric

camphoric-acid

camphoronic-acid

camphorsulfonic acid

camphorsulfonic acids

camphorsulphonic

camphorsulphonic acids

camphorsulphonic-acid

camphorsultam

camphor-trees

camphorweed

camphorweeds

camphorwood

camphretic-acid

campi

campicoloides

campidanese

campidanese-sardinian

campier

campiest

campigliaite

campii

campily

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capacitive-coupling

capacitively

capacitor

capacitor-plague

capacitors

capacity

capacity on demand

capacity optimization

capacity planning

capacity utilization

capacity utilization rates

capacity utilizations

capacity-utilization-rate

capacocha

capacochas

capade

cap-and-ball

cap-and-trade

ca-panvalet

cap-a-pie

caparison

caparisoned

caparisoning

caparisons

caparro

caparros

capcase

capcases

capcha

cap-cloud

cap-clouds

capcom

cape

cape anns

Cape Barren goose

Cape cobra

Cape Cod berm

cape cod canal

cape cod cottage

cape cod house

Cape Cod turkey

cape colony

cape coral

cape fear river

cape for

cape girardeau

cape gooseberries

Cape hunting dogs

Cape plane

cape primrose

cape province

Cape quince

Cape rock hyrax

cape york peninsula

capeador

capeadors

cape-ann

cape-breton

cape-breton-island

cape-buffalo

cape-buffalos

cape-capensis

capecitabine

cape-cod-and-the-islands

cape-codder

cape-codders

caped

caped-crusader

cape-elk

capeesh

cape-gooseberry

cape-horn

cape-hunting-dog

capek

capek karel

capel

capelan

capelans

capeless

capelet

capelets

capelike

capelin

capeline

capelines

capelins

cape-lion

cape-lions

capella

capellane

capelle

capellet

capellets

capelli-d-angelo

capellini

capels

cape-of-good-hope

caper

caper berries

caper bush

caper bushes

caper spurge

caper spurges

caperberries

caperberry

caper-berry

capercaillie

capercaillies

capercailzie

capercailzies

caper-cutting

capered

caperer

caperers

capering

caperingly

caperings

capernaum

capers

capes

capeskin

capeskins

capet

cape-teal

cape-teals

capetian

capetians

capetonian

capetonians

cape-town

cape-triangle

cape-triangles

cape-verde

capeverdean

cape-verdean

cape-verdean-creole

capeverdean-crioulo

cape-verdeans

capex

cap-flashing

capful

capfuls

capgaronnite

Capgras delusions

capgras-delusion

cap-gun

caph

cap-hatien

capi di tutti capi

capias

capiases

capibara

capibaras

capiche

capicola

capillaceous

capillaire

capillament

capillaments

capillaries

capillariness

capillarities

capillarity

capillarization

capillarizations

capillarogenesis

capillary

capillary attraction

capillary beds

capillary-action

capillary-bed

capillary-refill

capillary-refills

capillary-wave

capillary-waves

capillation

capillations

capillature

capilliform

capillolejeunea

capillose

capilotade

caping

cap-in-hand

capisce

capistrano

capistrate

capita

capital

capital adequacy

capital appreciation bond

capital appreciation bonds

capital asset pricing model

capital assets

capital budget

capital consumption allowance

capital expenditures

capital expense

capital expenses

capital flight

capital gain

capital gains tax

capital gains taxes

capital grants

capital lease

capital levy

capital loss

capital losses

capital market lines

capital markets

capital messuages

capital murders

capital offence

capital offences

capital offenses

capital rationing

capital share

capital stocks

capital structure

capital structures

capital surpluses

capital value

capital-account

capital-accounts

capital-asset

capital-budgeting

capital-cities

capital-city

capital-crime

capital-crimes

capital-equipment

capital-expenditure

capital-gains

capital-goods

capital-grant

capital-intensive

capitalisable

capitalisation

capitalisations

capitalise

capitalised

capitalises

capitalising

capitalism

capitalisms

capitalist

capitalist anarchism

capitalist anarchist

capitalist anarchists

capitalistic

capitalistically

capitalist-realism

capitalists

capitalizable

capitalization

capitalization table

capitalization tables

capitalizations

capitalization-weighted index

capitalize

capitalized

capitalized interest

capitalizer

capitalizers

capitalizes

capitalizing

capital-letter

capital-letters

cap-it-all-off

capitally

capital-market

capital-market-line

capital-messuage

capital-murder

capitalness

capital-offense

capital-of-the-world

capital-punishment

capital-punishments

capitals

capital-ship

capital-ships

capital-stock

capital-surplus

capitan

capitanian

capitata

capitate

capitate bones

capitate-bone

capitated

capitates

capitatim

capitating

capitation

capitations

capitative

capitellate

capitellid

capitellids

capitellum

capito

capitol

capitol-hill

capitoli

capitolia

capitolian

capitoline

capitolium

capitolo

capitolos

capitols

capitonid

capitonidae

capitonids

capitonym

capitonyms

capitosaurid

capitosaurids

capitula

capitular

capitularies

capitularly

capitulars

capitulary

capitulate

capitulated

capitulates

capitulating

capitulation

capitulationism

capitulationist

capitulations

capitulator

capitulators

capitulatory

capitule

capitulescence

capitulescences

capitulum

capivi

capiz shell

caple

caples

capless

caplet

caplets

caplike

caplin

caplins

capm

cap-n

capnellane

capniid

capniids

capno

capnocytopha

capnocytophagoides

capnograph

capnographic

capnography

capnomancy

capnometer

capnometers

capnometry

capnomor

capnophile

capnophiles

capnophilic

cap-ns

cap-nut

capo

capoc

capoch

capoches

capo-di-tutti-capi

capoeira

capoeirista

capoeiristas

cap-off

cap-of-maintenance

capoid

capoierista

capoieristas

capon

caponata

capone

capone alphonse

caponed

caponet

caponets

caponier

caponiere

caponieres

caponiid

caponiids

caponing

caponize

caponized

caponizes

caponizing

caponomics

capons

caporal

caporegime

caporegimes

caporetto

capos

capot

capotasto

capo-tasto

capotastos

capote

capote truman

capoten

capotes

capotted

capotting

capouch

capouches

cap-over-the-windmill

capp al

cappa

cappabar

cappabars

cappable

cappadine

cappadocia

cappadocian

cappadocian-greek

cappadocians

cappae

cappae-magnae

Cappagh brown

Cappah brown

cappa-magna

capparaceae

capparis

capparis-spinosa

capped

capped collection

capped-off

cappeline

cappelines

cappelletti

capper

capperbar

capperbars

cappers

capping

capping-off

capping-plane

capping-planes

cappings

cap-product

cap-products

cappuccino

cappuccinos

cappuccio

capra

capra frank

capra-aegagrus-hircus

capraesque

capraldehyde

caprate

caprates

cap-refill

caprellid

caprellids

capreolate

capreolinae

capreoline

capreomycidine

capreomycin

capreomycins

caprese

capri

capric

capric-acid

capriccio

capriccios

capriccioso

caprice

caprices

caprichio

capricious

capriciously

capriciousness

capricorn

capricorni

capricornian

capricornians

capricornis

capricorns

capricornus

caprid

caprids

caprification

caprifig

caprifigs

caprifole

caprifoles

caprifoliaceae

caprifoliaceous

capriform

caprigenous

caprimulgid

caprimulgidae

caprimulgids

caprimulgiformes

caprimulginae

caprimulgus

caprimulgus-vociferus

caprin

caprinae

caprine

caprines

capriole

caprioled

caprioles

caprioling

capri-pants

capriped

capripoxvirus

capripoxviruses

capris

caprivi strip

ca-prms

caproate

caproates

caprock

caprocks

caproic

caproic-acid

caproid

caproids

caprolactam

caprolactone

caprolactones

capromab

capromab-pendetide

capromorelin

capromyid

capromyidae

capromyids

capromys

caproxamine

caproyl

caproyls

caprylate

caprylates

caprylic

caprylic-acid

capryloyl

capryloyls

caps

caps lock key

caps of liberty

caps of maintenance

capsaicin

capsaicinoid

capsaicinoids

caps-and-small-caps

capsanthin

capsazepine

capscrew

cap-screw

capscrews

cap-screws

capsful

capsheaf

cap-sheet

capsian

capsiceae

capsicin

capsicine

capsicol

capsicum

capsicum sprays

capsicum-annuum

capsicum-baccatum

capsicum-chinense

capsicum-frutescens

capsicum-pubescens

capsicums

capsicum-spray

capsid

capsids

capsiempis

capsizable

capsize

capsized

capsizer

capsizers

capsizes

capsizing

capsizings

capslock

caps-lock

capslocks

caps-locks

caps-off

capsomer

capsomere

capsomeres

capsomers

capsorubin

capsquare

capsquares

capstan

capstan bar

capstans

capstan-screw

capstan-screws

capstern

capstone

capstone chip

capstones

capstring

capstrings

capsul

capsular

capsular-ligament

capsular-ligaments

capsulary

capsulate

capsulated

capsulation

capsulations

capsule

capsule hotels

capsule reviews

capsuled

capsule-hotel

capsule-review

capsules

capsuliferous

capsuliform

capsuligenous

capsulitis

capsulization

capsulizations

capsulize

capsulized

capsulizes

capsulizing

capsuloplasty

capsulorhexis

capsulorrhaphy

capsulotomy

capt

captafol

captain

captain ball

captain save a hoe

captaincies

captaincy

captaine

captained

captainess

captainesses

captain-general

captain-generals

captain-hook

captaining

captain-kirk

captainless

captainlike

captainly

captain-obvious

captain-of-industry

captain-of-man-s-salvation

captain-planet

captainries

captainry

captains

captain's chair

captain's goal

captain's goals

captain's mast

captain's pick

captain's table

captain's try

captain's walk

captains-general

captainship

captainships

captains-of-industry

captain-s-servant

captain-swing

captan

captation

captations

captative

captayne

captayneship

captcha

captchas

caption

captioned

captioned telephone service

captioner

captioners

captioning

captionless

captions

captious

captiously

captiousness

captivance

captivate

captivated

captivates

captivatest

captivateth

captivating

captivatingly

captivation

captivations

captivator

captivators

captive

captive audience

captive audiences

captive bead ring

captive bead rings

captive candidate

captive candidates

captive insurance company

captive portal

captived

captively

captives

captivities

captivity

captodative

captodiame

captology

captopril

captor

captorhinid

captorhinids

captors

captour

capturability

capturable

capture

capture board

capture buffer

capture card

capture cards

capture program

capture theory of regulation

capture/replay

captured

capture-myopathy

capturer

capturers

captures

capturest

captureth

capture-the-flag

capturing

capturing group

capturing groups

capua

capuan

capuccio

capuche

capuched

capuches

capuchin

capuchin-monkey

capuchin-monkeys

capuchins

capucine

capucines

capulet

capulets

capulid

capulids

capulin

capulins

capuride

capuronii

caput

caput Mundi

caput succedaneum

caput-mortuum

caputoan

caputs

capybara

capybaras

caquejee

caquelon

caquelons

caques

ca-quick response engine

car

car batteries

car bodies

car body

car boots

car cam

car camera

car chases

car clout

car clouts

car crashes

car door handles

car ferry

car fridge

car glass

car glasses

car hotspot

car ipod adapter

car lot

car lots

car mile

car mileage

car miles

car navigation

car part

car parts

car play

car podding

car pool

car poolers

car pooling

car racing

car radios

car rentals

car replacer

car replacers

car safety systems

car sewer

car sewers

car systems

car tracking

car whisperer

car wreck

car wrecks

cara

carabao

carabaos

carabersat

carabid

carabidae

carabids

carabine

carabined

carabineer

carabineers

carabiner

carabinero

carabineros

carabiners

carabines

carabinier

carabiniere

carabinieri

carabiniers

carabining

caraboid

caraboidea

carac

caracal

caracalla

caracals

caracanthid

caracanthids

caracara

caracara-cheriway

caracara-plancus

caracaras

caracas

caracca

caraccas

carack

caracks

caracol

caracole

caracoled

caracoles

caracoling

caracolings

caracolite

caracolled

caracolling

caracoly

caracora

caracoras

caracore

caracores

caracs

caract

caracul

caraculs

carafate

carafe

carafes

carafiban

caragana

carageen

caragheen

car-alarm

car-alarms

caramba

carambola

carambolas

caramel

caramel fuel

caramel fuels

caramel-apple

caramel-apples

caramelisation

caramelise

caramelised

caramelises

caramelising

caramelization

caramelize

caramelized

caramelizes

caramelizing

caramellike

caramelly

caramels

caramiphen

ca-ramis

caramoussal

caramoussals

caramusa

carangid

carangidae

carangids

carangoid

caranx

caranxes

carap oil

carapace

carapaced

carapacelike

carapaces

carapato

carapatos

carapax

carapaxes

carapicuba

carapid

carapids

caraquenian

caraquenians

carassius

carassius-auratus

carassius-carassius

carat

caratage

caratages

carats

caravaggesque

caravaggiesque

caravaggio

caravaggio michelangelo merisi da

caravan

caravan cities

caravan city

caravan site

caravan sites

caravaned

caravaneer

caravaneers

caravanette

caravanettes

caravaning

caravanlike

caravanned

caravanner

caravanners

caravanning

caravan-park

caravan-parks

caravans

caravansarai

caravansarais

caravansaries

caravansary

caravanserai

caravanserais

caravel

caravels

caraway

caraway hattie ophelia wyatt

caraway thyme

caraways

carazo

carazolol

carazostatin

carb

carb flu

carbaalanate

carbaalanates

carbaalane

carbaalanes

carbaborane

carbaboranes

carbacephem

carbacephems

carbachol

carbacrylamine

carbacrylic

carbadox

carbage

carbaldehyde

carbaldehydes

carballo

carbamate

carbamates

carbamazepine

carbamic

carbamic-acid

carbamide

carbamides

carbamidomethyl

carbamidomethylated

carbamidomethylation

carbamine

carbamines

carbamoyl

carbamoylphosphate

carbamoyl-phosphate

carbamoyls

carbamoyltransferase

carbamoyltransferases

carbamyl

carbamylation

carbamylcholine

carbane

carbanil

carbanilide

carbanion

carbanionic

carbanions

carbanucleoside

carbanucleosides

carbapenem

carbapenemase

carbapenemases

carbapenems

car-barn

car-barns

carbarsone

carbaryl

carbaryls

carbasalate

carbathymidine

carbathymidines

car-battery

carbazeran

carbazochrome

carbazocine

carbazol

carbazole

carbazolequinones

carbazoles

carbazolyl

carbazone

carbazones

carbazoquinocin

carbazoquinocins

carbazotate

carbazotic-acid

carbeam

carbendazim

carbene

carbene-analogue

carbenes

carbenicillin

carbenium

carbenium-ion

carbenium-ions

carbeniums

carbenoid

carbenoids

carbenoxolone

carbenzide

carbetapentane

carbetimer

carbetocin

carb-face

carbide

carbide-lamp

carbide-planet

carbide-planets

carbides

carbidopa

carbies

carbimazole

carbimide

carbinamine

carbinamines

carbine

carbineer

carbineers

carbines

carbinol

carbinolamine

carbinolamines

carbinols

carbinoxamine

carbinyl

carbinyls

carbivore

carbo

carboalumination

carboard

carboarded

carboarding

carboards

carboborite

carbocation

carbocationic

carbocations

carbocernaite

carbochemistry

carbochlorination

carbochol

carbocisteine

carbocromen

carbocyanine

carbocycle

carbocycles

carbocyclic

carbodiimide

carbodiimides

car-body-van

car-body-vans

carboethoxy

carbofuran

carbogen

carbogenic

carbohelicene

carbohmia

carbohydrase

carbohydrases

carbohydrate

carbohydrate loading

carbohydrates

carbohydraturia

carbohydride

carbohydrides

carbokentbrooksite

carbolate

carbolated

carbolic

carbolic-acid

carbolic-soap

carboline

carbolines

carbolineum

carbolize

carbolized

carbolizes

carbolizing

carbo-load

car-bomb

car-bombs

carbomer

carbomers

carbometallation

carbometallations

carbomethoxy

carbon

carbon arcs

carbon chemistry

carbon copy

carbon cycles

carbon datings

carbon debts

carbon dioxid

carbon fibers

carbon fibres

carbon leakages

carbon nanotube

carbon neutrality

carbon number

carbon numbers

carbon offsets

carbon oxides

carbon resistors

carbon sink

carbon sinks

carbon steels

carbon taxes

carbon trades

carbon transmitters

carbonaceous

carbonaceous-chondrite

carbonade

carbonades

carbonado

carbonadoed

carbonadoes

carbonadoing

carbonados

carbonamide

carbonamides

carbon-anhydride

carbonara

carbonaras

carbon-arc

carbonari

carbonarism

carbonatation

carbonatations

carbonate

carbonated

carbonated waters

carbonated-water

carbonate-of-lime

carbonate-of-potash

carbonate-of-potassium

carbonates

carbonatian

carbonatic

carbonating

carbonation

carbonations

carbonatise

carbonatised

carbonatises

carbonatising

carbonatite

carbonatites

carbonatitic

carbonatization

carbonatizations

carbonatize

carbonatized

carbonatizes

carbonatizing

carbonator

carbonators

carbon-audit

carbon-audits

carbon-based

carbon-bisulfide

carbon-bisulphide

carbon-black

carbon-burning

carbon-chauvinism

carbon-copied

carbon-copies

carbon-copying

carbon-cost

carbon-costs

carbon-credit

carbon-credits

carbon-cycle

carbon-date

carbon-dated

carbon-dates

carbon-dating

carbon-debt

carbon-dioxide

carbon-diselenide

carbon-disulfide

carbon-disulphide

carbone

carboned

carbon-emissions-trading

carbon-ferrous

carbon-fiber

carbon-fibre

carbon-fixation

carbon-fixations

carbon-footprint

carbon-footprints

carbon-group

carbonian

carbonic

carbonic paper

carbonic papers

carbonic-acid

carbonic-acid gas

carbonic-anhydrase

carbonic-anhydrases

carbonic-anhydride

carbonide

carbonides

carboniferous

carbonification

carbonify

carbonigenous

carboning

carbon-intensive

carbonisation

carbonisations

carbonise

carbonised

carbonite

carbonites

carbonitride

carbonitrided

carbonitriding

carbonitrile

carbonitriles

carbonium

carbonium-ion

carbonium-ions

carboniums

carbonization

carbonizations

carbonize

carbonized

carbonizes

carbonizing

carbon-leakage

carbonless

carbonless copy paper

carbonless copy papers

carbonlike

carbon-market

carbon-markets

carbonmia

carbon-microphone

carbon-microphones

carbon-monofluoride

carbon-monoxide

carbonmonoxy

carbonmonoxyhaemoglobin

carbonmonoxyhaemoglobins

carbonmonoxyhemoglobin

carbonmonoxyhemoglobins

carbonnade

carbonnades

carbon-nanofiber

carbon-nanofibers

carbon-nanofibre

carbon-nanofibres

carbon-nanofoam

carbon-nanofoams

carbon-nanotubes

carbon-neutral

carbon-nitrogen-oxygen-cycle

carbon-offset

carbonometer

carbonometers

carbonothioyl

carbonous

carbon-oxide

carbon-oxychloride

carbon-oxysulfide

carbon-oxysulphide

carbon-paper

carbon-papers

carbon-planet

carbon-planets

carbon-print

carbon-printing

carbon-prints

carbon-process

carbon-resistor

carbons

carbon-sequestering

carbon-sequestration

carbon-star

carbon-stars

carbon-steel

carbon-subnitride

carbon-suboxide

carbon-tax

carbon-tet

carbon-tetrabromide

carbon-tetrachloride

carbon-tetrafluoride

carbon-tetraiodide

carbon-trade

carbon-trading

carbon-transmitter

carbonyl

carbonylate

carbonylated

carbonylation

carbonylations

carbonylative

carbonyl-chloride

carbonylcyanide

carbonyl-cyanide

carbonyldiamine

carbonylhemoglobin

carbonyls

carbonylsulfide

carbonyl-sulfide

car-boot

car-booter

car-boot-sale

car-boot-sales

carbopalladation

carbophos

carboplatin

carboprost

carboquone

carborane

carboranes

carboranyl

carboreduction

carborexia

carborexic

carborexics

carborundum

carbos

carbosilane

carbosilanes

carboskeletal

carboskeleton

carbostyril

carbothermal

carbothermal-reduction

carbothermic

carbothioamide

carbothioamides

carbowax

carbowaxes

carboxaldehyde

carboxamide

carboxamides

carboxamidine

carboxamidines

carboxide

carboxides

carboximidoyl

carboximidoyls

carboxy

carboxydipeptidase

carboxydotroph

carboxydotrophs

carboxyethyl

carboxyfluorescein

carboxyfluoroscein

carboxyglutamate

carboxyglutamic acids

carboxyglutamic-acid

carboxyhaemoglobin

carboxyhaemoglobins

carboxyhemoglobin

carboxyhemoglobins

carboxykinase

carboxykinases

carboxyl

carboxylase

carboxylases

carboxylate

carboxylated

carboxylates

carboxylation

carboxylations

carboxylesterase

carboxylesterases

carboxylic

carboxylic-acid

carboxylic-acids

carboxylmethyltransferase

carboxyl-methyltransferase

carboxylmethyltransferases

carboxyl-methyltransferases

carboxyls

carboxymethyl

carboxymethylated

carboxymethylation

carboxymethylcellulose

carboxymethyl-cellulose

carboxymethylcelluloses

carboxymethyl-glucose

carboxymethyls

carboxynaphthofluorescein

carboxypenicillin

carboxypenicillins

carboxypeptidase

carboxypeptidases

carboxyphenyl

carboxyphenyls

carboxyprothrombin

carboxysomal

carboxysome

carboxysomes

carboxyterminal

carboxytherapy

carboy

carboys

carbozoo

car-bra

car-bras

carbromal

carbs

carbubarb

carbuncle

carbuncled

carbuncles

carbuncular

carbunculation

carbunculations

carb-up

carburation

carburations

carburazepam

carburet

carburetant

carburetants

carbureted

carbureter

carbureters

carbureting

carburetion

carburetions

carburetor

carburetors

carburets

carburetted

carburetted-hydrogen

carburetter

carburetters

carburetting

carburettor

carburettors

carburizable

carburization

carburize

carburized

carburizes

carburizing

carbutamide

carbuterol

carby

carbylamine

carbylamines

carbyne

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carcade

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carcajou

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carcanet

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car-carrier

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carceral

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carcharhinid

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carcharhinus

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carcharhinus-longimanus

carcharodon

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car-crash

card

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card column

card file

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card identity selector

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cardinals

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cardiopulmonary bypass

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cardiosclerotic

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cardol

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car-door

car-door-handle

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cardozo

cardozo benjamin nathan

cardphone

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cardplayer

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card-readers

cardroom

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cardshark

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cardsharper

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cards-of-ten

cardspace

cardstock

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cardtable

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carducci giosue

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carduelid

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cardueline

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cardura

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cardwell

cardy

care

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care and feeding

care factor

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care factors

care for

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care killed the cat

ca-realizer

carebastine

carebear

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cared

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careen

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careened

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careenings

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career fairs

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career guide

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career suicide

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career-criminal

career-criminals

careered

career-expo

career-fair

careering

careerism

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careerless

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careerlike

career-limiting-move

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careerlong

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careers fair

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careerwise

carefool

carefree

carefreedom

carefreely

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carefront

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careful

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carefulness

caregiver

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caregiver register

caregiver speech

caregivers

caregiving

care-home

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careless

careless naming

carelessest

carelessly

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carelessnesses

careline

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caren

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care-of

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carer

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cares

cares for

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caress

caressed

caresser

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carest

care-sunday

caret

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caretaker

caretaker governments

caretaker speech

caretaker-government

caretakers

caretakes

caretaking

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caretlike

caret-notation

caretook

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carful

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cargo cult science

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car-hire

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car-hops

carhouse

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caria

cariad

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cariama

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cariamid

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carian

carians

carib

cariban

caribbean

Caribbean dance music

Caribbean monk seals

Caribbean time

caribbeanist

caribbeanists

caribbean-monk-seal

caribbean-netherlands

caribbean-sea

caribbee

caribbees

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cariboo mountains

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caric

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caricaceae

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caricaturable

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caricaturish

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caricom

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carid

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carids

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carillon

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carindacillin

carine

caring

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carinthia

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cariprazine

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carisoprodol

carissa

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caristiids

caritas

caritative

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carjack

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cark

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carked

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carl

carl xvi gustaf

carla

carlavirus

carlaviruses

carle

carlee

carleigh

carlene

carless

carlessness

carleton

carletonite

carley

carley-float

carley-floats

carlfriesite

carlhintzeite

carli

carlicue

carlicues

carlie

carlike

carlin

Carlin pea

Carlin peas

carline

carlines

carline-thistle

carline-thistles

carling

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carling-sunday

carlinite

carlins

carlisle

carlism

carlist

carlists

carlito

carlito-syrichta

carlo

carload

carload rate

carloadings

carloads

carlock

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carlos wendy

carlosruizite

carlosturanite

carlot

carlota

carlots

carlotta

carlovingian

carlow

carls

carlsbad

carlsbad caverns

carlsbergite

carlson

carlson chester floyd

carlton

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carlumab

carly

carlyle

Carlyle circle

Carlyle circles

carlyle thomas

carlylean

carlylese

carlylian

carmadie

carmagnole

carmaker

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carmaking

carman

carmarthenshire

carmathian

carmathians

carmatian

carmatians

carme

carmegliptin

carmel

carmel mount

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carmelite

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carmichael

carmichael hoagland howard

Carmichael number

Carmichael numbers

carmichaelite

carminate

carminated

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carminative

carminatives

carmine

carmine reds

carmined

carmine-red

carmines

carminic

carminic-acid

carminite

carmofur

carmoisine

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carmovirus

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carn

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carne asada

carnegie

carnegie dale

Carnegie library

Carnegie unit

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carnelian

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carney

carnic acid

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carniolan-honeybee

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carnival

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carnival-glass

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carnot

carnot (nicolas leonard) sadi

carnotite

Carnot's cycle

carnous

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caro

carob

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carob-gum

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carocainide

caroche

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caro-kann-defence

carol

carol ii

Carol number

Carol numbers

carole

carolean

caroled

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carolin

carolina

carolina allspice

Carolina blue

Carolina rig

Carolina style

carolina-dog

carolina-dogs

carolina-pink

carolina-pinks

carolinas

carolina-wren

carolina-wrens

caroline

caroline-islands

carolines

caroling

carolingian

Carolingian minuscule

carolingian renaissance

carolingian-cross

carolingians

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carolinian

carolinians

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carolled

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carolus

Carolus dollar

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carom

carom-billiards

caromed

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caromels

caroming

caroms

carons

caross

carosse

carosses

caroteel

caroteels

carotenaemia

carotenal

carotenals

carotene

carotenemia

carotenes

carotenoderma

carotenogenesis

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carotenoic acids

carotenoic-acid

carotenoid

carotenoids

carotenol

carotenols

carotenosis

carothers

carothers wallace hume

carotic

carotid

carotid body

carotid sinus

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carous

carousal

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carousel

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carousels

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carousest

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carousingly

carousings

caroverine

caroxazone

carp

carp lice

carp louse

carpaccio

carpaccio vittore

carpaccios

carpal

carpal tunnel syndrome

carpal-angle

carpal-angles

carpal-bone

carpal-bones

carpal-canal

carpal-canals

carpale

carpalia

carpals

carpal-tunnel

carpal-tunnels

carpark

car-park

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car-parks

carpathian

carpathian-mountains

carpathians

carpathite

carpatho-rusyn

carpatho-ukraine

carp-bream

carp-breams

carpectomy

carped

carpe-diem

carpel

carpellary

carpellate

carpellum

carpels

carpender

carpentaria

carpentaria gulf of

carpenter

carpenter bee

carpenter-ant

carpenter-ants

carpenterbee

carpenter-bees

carpenteri

carpentering

carpenters

carpenter's hat

carpenter-s-pencil

carpenter-s-square

carpenter-s-squares

carpenter-syndrome

carpentier alejo

carpentries

carpentry

carper

carperidine

carperone

carpers

carpest

carpet

carpet beater

carpet beaters

carpet beetle

carpet beetles

carpet bombings

carpet bowling

carpet bowls

carpet bugle

carpet bugles

carpet fitter

carpet fitters

carpet grasses

carpet kissers

carpet knife

carpet knights

carpet knives

carpet moth

carpet moths

carpet pythons

carpet rod

carpet rods

carpet slipper

carpet slippers

carpet snakes

carpet sweeper

carpet sweepers

carpet washer

carpet washers

carpetable

carpetbag

carpetbag steak

carpetbagged

carpetbagger

carpet-bagger

carpetbaggers

carpet-baggers

carpetbagging

carpetbags

carpetball

carpet-bedding

carpet-bomb

carpet-bombed

carpet-bombing

carpet-bombs

carpet-burn

carpet-burns

carpeted

carpetgrass

carpet-grass

carpetgrasses

carpeth

carpetimycin

carpetimycins

carpeting

carpetings

carpet-kisser

carpet-knight

carpetless

carpetlike

carpetmaker

carpetmakers

carpetmaking

carpetmonger

carpetmongers

carpetmuncher

carpet-muncher

carpetmunchers

carpet-munchers

carpet-python

carpets

carpet-shark

carpet-sharks

carpet-snake

carpetward

carpetway

carpetways

carpetweed

carpholite

carphologia

carphology

carphone

car-phone

carphones

car-phones

carpi

carpic

carpiliid

carpiliids

carpindolol

carping

carpingly

carpings

carpintero

carpinus

carpinus-betulus

carpinus-caroliniana

carpipramine

carplane

carplanes

carplay

carplike

carpo

carpobrotus

carpococcyx

carpococcyx-radiceus

carpococcyx-renauldi

carpococcyx-viridis

carpocratian

carpocratians

carpodacus

carpodectes

carpogenic

carpogonium

carpoid

carpoids

carpolestid

carpolestids

carpolite

carpolites

carpological

carpologist

carpologists

carpology

carpometacarpal

carpometacarpi

carpometacarpus

carpool

carpool lane

carpooled

carpooler

car-pooler

carpoolers

carpooling

carpools

carpopedal

carpophagous

carpophore

carpophores

carpophyll

carpophylls

carpophyte

carpophytes

carpornis

carport

carports

carposinid

carposinids

carpospiza

carpospore

carpospores

carpous

carprazidil

carprofen

carps

Carp's tit

carpsucker

carpsuckers

carpule

carpus

carr

carracci

carrack

carracks

car-radio

carrageen

carrageenan

carrageenans

carrageenin

carrageenins

carrageen-moss

carrageens

carragheen

carragheens

carrancha

carranchas

carrantuohill

carranza venustiano

carrao

carraos

carrara

carraraite

carrauntoohil

carraway

carraways

carrboydite

carr-de-l-est

Carré de l'Est

carrefour

carrel

carrel alexis

carrell

carrels

car-rental

carrere john merven

carretero

carriable

carriables

carriacouan

carriacouans

carriage

carriage and pair

carriage bolts

carriage clocks

carriage control characters

carriage dog

carriage doors

carriage return

carriageable

carriage-and-insurance-paid-to

carriage-bolt

carriagebuilder

carriagebuilders

carriagebuilding

carriage-clock

carriage-control-character

carriage-door

carriage-house

carriage-houses

carriageless

carriagelike

carriagemaker

carriagemakers

carriagemaking

carriage-paid-to

carriage-returns

carriages

carriage-trade

carriageway

carriageways

carribean

carriboo

carriboos

carrick

carrick bitt

carrick-bend

carrick-bends

carricks

Carrico index

carrie

carried

carried coals to Newcastle

carried forward

carried interest

carried on

carried oneself

carried the day

carried-away

carried-out

carried-the-message-to-garcia

carrier

carrier access charge

carrier access code

carrier based

carrier billing

carrier class

carrier data plans

carrier detect

carrier ethernet

carrier frequency

carrier gases

carrier grade

carrier grade linux

carrier hotel

carrier identification code

carrier iq

carrier oil

carrier oils

carrier proteins

carrier sense multiple access

carrier sense multiple access with collision detection

carrier sense multiple access/collision avoidance

carrier service

carrier serving area

carrier set

carrier sets

carrier shells

carrier switch

carrier system

carrier wave

carrier wi-fi

carrier-bag

carrier-bags

carrier-class switch

carrier-gas

carrierless amplitude phase modulation

carrier-pigeon

carrier-pigeons

carrier-protein

carriers

carrier-shell

carrier-waves

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Carrion's disease

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carry-coals-to-newcastle

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carry-oneself

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Cartesian natural transformation

Cartesian natural transformations

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cartier george etienne

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cartier-bresson henri

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cartwright edmund

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carucage

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carukia

carukia-barnesi

carumonam

caruncle

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carus

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caruso enrico

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carvacrol

Carvajal syndrome

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carved-in-stone

carvel

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carver george washington

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cary

cary (arthur) joyce (lunel)

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carzelesin

cas

casa

Casa de Oro-Mount Helix

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casablanca

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Casal's necklace

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casanova de seingalt giovanni jacopo

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cascara buckthorn

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case cracker

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casease

caseate

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case-badge

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caseful

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casehardening

case-hardening

casehardens

case-histories

case-history

caseic

caseid

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casein

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case-in-point

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case-insensitive

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caseless

caselike

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caseloads

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casemates

casement

casement roger david

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caseose

caseous

caseous necrosis

case-quarter

caser

case-report

case-reporter

case-reporters

casern

caserns

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caserta

cases

cases of the Mondays

case-sensitivity

case-shot

case-shots

cases-in-point

case-studies

case-study

caseum

casevac

casevacked

casevacking

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caseworker

caseworkers

caseworm

caseworms

casey

casey-stengel

cash

cash & carry

cash available for distribution

cash bars

cash basis

cash basis accounting

cash boy

cash boys

cash card

cash carrier

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cash collateral

cash commodity

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cash flow

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cash flow from operations

cash flow management

cash flow to assets

cash flow to long-term debt ratio

cash flow to sales

cash flow yield

cash flows from financing activities

cash for crash

cash grab

cash grabs

cash john

cash leakages

cash limit

cash management account

cash management bill

cash market

cash memory

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cash mob

cash on the line

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cash positions

cash railway

cash railways

cash rate

cash ratio

cash settlement

cash surrender value

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cash wraps

cashable

cash-advance

cash-advances

cash-and-carry

cash-and-carry trade

cashaw

cashback

cash-back

cash-balance pension plan

cash-bar

cash-basis method

cashbook

cashbooks

cashbox

cash-box

cashboxes

cash-boxes

cash-cow

cash-cows

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cash-desk

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cashectomy

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cashed-out

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cashier

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cashier's desk

cashier-s-check

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cash-karp-method

cash-leakage

cashless

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cashmere

cashmere goat

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cashmerette

cashmerettes

cashmire

cashmires

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cashola

cash-on-delivery

cash-on-the-barrelhead

cash-on-the-barrel-head

cashoo

cashout

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cash-point

cashpoints

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cash-realization ratio

cash-register

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cashspiels

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cash-value life insurance

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casimir

casimir-effect

casimir-effects

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casimir-forces

casing

casing nails

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casino

casino capitalism

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casiornis

casita

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cask wines

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caslon

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casm

casn-t

casokefamide

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casopitant

caspar

Casparian strip

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caspian

Caspian gull

Caspian tigers

Caspian tit

caspiane

caspian-roach

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caspian-sea

caspian-tern

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casque

casqued

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cass

cass lewis

cassaba

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cassandra

Cassandra complex

cassandraic

cassandran

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cassata

cassata-siciliana

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cassation

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cassatt

cassatt mary stevenson

cassava

cassava wood

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cassedanneite

cassegrain

cassegrainian

Cassel brown

casserole

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cassette

cassette air conditioner

cassette air conditioners

cassette conversion

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cassiodorus flavius magnus aurelius

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cassius longinus gaius

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cassowary plum

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cast

cast about

cast anchor

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cast in concrete

cast in one's lot with

cast irons

cast oil on troubled waters

cast one's lot with

cast one's net wide

cast out

cast something in someone's teeth

cast steel

casta

castabilities

castability

castable

castables

cast-accounts

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cast-adrift

castagno andrea del

castalagin

castalia

castalian

castalin

castanea

castaneous

castanet

castanetist

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castanospermine

cast-a-pall

cast-around

cast-a-shadow

cast-aside

cast-aspersions

castasterone

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castaways

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casted

casted-off

casteism

castel gandolfo

casteless

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castell

castellan

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castellanii

castellans

castellanus

castellany

castellate

castellated

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castellite

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Castellón de la Plana

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castellum

castelnaui

castelnau-s-antshrike

castelnau-s-antshrikes

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castenholzii

caster

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casters

caster-sugar

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castest

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castful

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castigating

castigation

castigations

castigator

castigatories

castigators

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castiglione

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castile

Castile and León

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castile-la-mancha

castile-soap

castile-soaps

castilian

castilians

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cast-iron

cast-iron stomach

castle

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castle of love

castle vernon blythe

castlebuilder

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castlelike

castleman-s-disease

castle-nut

castle-nuts

castlereagh

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castles

castles in Spain

castles of love

castles-in-the-air

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castlet

castletown

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castleward

castlewards

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castlings

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castmembers

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castner-process

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castor bean tick

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castored

castoreum

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castorids

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castorium

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cast-pearls-before-swine

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castrating

castration

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castration anxiety

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castrator

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cast-the-first-stone

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cast-up-one-s-accounts

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casual-friday

casual-fridays

casual-game

casual-games

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casually

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casualty of superiority

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casuariidae

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casuariiformes

casuariin

casuariinae

casuarina

casuarinaceae

casuarina-cockatoo

casuarina-cockatoos

casuarinas

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casuarius

casuarius-bennetti

casuarius-casuarius

casuarius-unappendiculatus

casuist

casuistic

casuistical

casuistically

casuistics

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casuistry

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casu-marzu

casus omissus

casus-belli

casus-foederis

casus-fortuitus

caswellsilverite

cat

cat 1

cat 2

cat 3

cat 4

cat 5

cat 5e

cat 6

cat 6a

cat 7

Cat 7a

Cat 8

cat and dog lives

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cat and mouses

cat and mousing

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cat bond

cat brier

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cat burglary

Cat cables

cat café

cat cafés

cat crackers

cat doors

cat fights

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cat fur

cat holes

cat houses

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cat liver fluke

cat liver flukes

cat man

cat men

cat milks

cat my new instructions

cat napped

cat napper

cat nappers

cat napping

cat rig

cat sat

cat scan

cat scanner

cat sit

cat sits

cat sitting

cat squirrel

cat squirrels

cat stretches

cat that got the cream

cat thyme

cat thymes

cat tongue

cat tongues

cat train

cat trains

cat wagon

cat wagons

cat1

cat2

cat3

cat4

cat5

cat5e

cat6

cat6a

cat7

Cat7a

Cat8

cata

catabaptist

catabaptists

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catabasia

catabasion

catabasis

catabatic

catabiosis

catabiotic

catabolic

catabolism

catabolisms

catabolite

catabolites

catabolization

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catabolized

catabolizes

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catacaustic

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catachism

catachreses

catachresis

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catachrestical

catachrestically

cataclasm

cataclastic

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catacombs

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catacoustics

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catadioptrics

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catadromes

catadromous

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catafalcoes

catafalque

catafalques

cataflam

catagelophobia

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catagens

cataglottis

catagmatic

catagory

cataholic

cataholics

cataian

cataians

catal huyuk

catalan

Catalan forge

Catalan surface

catalan-countries

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catalanization

catalanize

catalanness

catalan-number

catalan-numbers

catalano

catalanoite

catalanophile

catalanophiles

catalanophobia

catalanophone

catalans

catalan-solid

catalan-solids

catalase

catalases

catalectic

catalepses

catalepsies

catalepsis

catalepsy

cataleptic

cataleptically

cataleptics

catalexes

catalexis

catalina

catalina (island)

Catalina dressing

catalina-coupon

catalina-coupons

catallactics

catalo

catalog

catalogable

cataloged

cataloger

catalogers

catalogic

cataloging

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cataloguable

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cataloguer

catalogue-raisonne

catalogue-raisonn-e

cataloguers

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catalonia

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catalpa

catalpas

catalpic acid

catalufa

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catalunya

catalymetric

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catalyzation

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catalyzers

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catamaran

catamarans

catamarcaite

catamblyrhynchus

catamenia

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catamite

catamites

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catamorphic

catamorphism

catamorphisms

catamount

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catamounts

catanadromous

cat-and-dog

cat-and-dog-life

cat-and-mouse

catania

catanionic

catanzaro

catapan

catapans

catapasm

catapasms

catapeltic

catapetalous

cataphatic

cataphatically

cataphile

cataphiles

cataphonic

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cataphor

cataphora

cataphoras

cataphoresis

cataphoretic

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cataphract

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cataphracts

cataphyll

cataphylls

cataphysical

cataplasia

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catapleiite

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cataplexies

cataplexy

cataponera

catapres

catapuce

catapult

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catapulter

catapulters

catapultier

catapultiers

catapulting

catapultlike

catapults

cataract

cataracted

cataractous

cataracts

cataraft

catarafts

cat-around

catarrh

catarrhal

catarrhal-fever

catarrhine

catarrhines

catarrhini

catarrhous

catarrhs

catarrhy

catastalsis

catastaltic

catastases

catastasis

catastate

catastates

catasterism

catasterisms

catastrophal

catastrophe

catastrophes

catastrophe-theory

catastrophic

catastrophic forgetting

catastrophic interference

catastrophic mortality

catastrophically

catastrophic-kill

catastrophic-kills

catastrophism

catastrophist

catastrophists

catastrophization

catastrophizations

catastrophize

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catastrophizes

catastrophizing

catatectic

catatonia

catatonias

catatonic

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catatonics

catatonus

catawamptious

catawampus

catawampuses

catawba

catawba river

catawban

catawbans

catawbas

catazine

catazines

cat-bear

catbird

cat-bird

catbirds

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catbird-seats

catboat

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catboats

catbox

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cat-boxes

catbrier

cat-burglar

cat-burglars

catbutt

catbutts

cat-caf

catcall

catcalled

catcaller

catcallers

catcalling

cat-calling-the-kettle-black

catcalls

catcatcher

catch

CATCH 22 syndrome

catch a square

catch a wave

catch bet

catch bets

catch block

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catch me

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catch some rays

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catchable

catch-a-buzz

catch-a-cold

catch-a-crab

catch-a-falling-knife

catch-air

catchall

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catch-all mailbox

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catch-and-release

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catch-as-catch-can

catch-a-tan

catch-a-tartar

catchbasin

catch-basin

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catch-big-air

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catch-cold

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catchcry

catchdrain

catchdrains

catch-dust

catched

catcher

catcher interferences

catcher-interference

catchers

catcher-s-interference

catcher-s-mitt

catcher-upper

catches

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catches of the day

catches on

catches out

catches some zs

catches-fire

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catch-fence

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catchier

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catch-one-s-drift

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catchpennies

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catchpole

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catch-red-handed

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catch-someone-napping

catch-someone-s-eye

catch-some-zs

catch-some-z-s

catch-the-bus

catch-the-eye

catch-the-sun

catchup

catch-up contribution

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catchups

catch-ups

catchwater

catchwaters

catchweed

catchweeds

catchweight

catchword

catchwords

catchwork

catchy

catch-you-later

catch-you-on-the-flip-side

catclaw

catclaws

cat-cracker

catdom

cat-door

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catecheses

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catechisms

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catechistic

catechistical

catechists

catechization

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catechizes

catechizeth

catechizing

catechizings

catechol

catecholamine

catecholaminergic

catecholaminergic-polymorphic-ventricular-tachycardia

catecholamines

catecholase

catecholases

catecholate

catecholborane

catecholboranes

catechol-oxidase

catechols

catechu

catechuic

catechumen

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catechus

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categorial

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categoricals

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categorical-variables

categoricity

categories

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categorifying

categorisable

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categorizable

categorization

categorizations

categorize

categorized

categorizer

categorizers

categorizes

categorizing

category

category 3, 5, etc.

category error

category errors

category reference

category references

category-killer

category-killers

categoryless

category-mistake

category-mistakes

category-theory

catel

catelectrode

catelectrodes

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ca-telon

catembe

catena

catena compounds

catenaccio

catena-compound

catenane

catenanes

catenarian

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catenary

catenary-bridge

catenary-bridges

catenate

catenated

catenates

catenating

catenation

catenations

catenative

catenative-verb

catenative-verbs

catenator

catenators

catenicellid

catenicellids

catenin

catenins

catenoid

catenoids

catenulate

catepan

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cater

cateran

caterans

catercorner

cater-corner

cater-cornered

cater-cousin

cater-cousins

catered

caterer

caterers

cateress

cateresses

caterest

catereth

cateries

catering

catering trolleys

catering-trolley

caterpillar

caterpillar fungus

caterpillar roll

caterpillar rolls

caterpillar trees

caterpillars

caterpillar-skiing

caterpillar-track

caterpillar-tracks

caterpillar-tree

caters

caterwaul

caterwauled

caterwauler

caterwaulers

caterwauling

caterwaulings

caterwauls

catery

cates

catesby robert

catface

catfaces

catfall

catfalls

catfight

cat-fight

catfighting

catfights

catfish

catfished

catfisher

catfisherman

catfishermen

catfishers

catfishes

catfishing

catfishlike

catflap

cat-flap

catflaps

cat-flaps

catfood

cat-food

catfoods

catgirl

catgirls

cat-got-someone-s-tongue

catgut

catguts

cath

cathal

cathar

catharanthus

cathari

catharine

catharism

catharist

catharopeza

catharpin

cat-harpin

catharping

cat-harping

catharpings

cat-harpings

catharpins

cat-harpins

cathars

catharses

catharsis

cathartes

cathartes-aura

cathartes-burrovianus

cathartes-melambrotus

cathartic

cathartical

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cathartick

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cathartid

cathartidae

cathartids

cathartin

cathartine

catharus

cathasterone

cathay

cathayan

cathayans

cathays

cathead

cathead biscuit

catheads

cathecholamine

cathect

cathected

cathectic

cathed

cath-ed

cathedr

cathedra

cathedrae

cathedral

cathedral ceilings

cathedral-ceiling

cathedral-cities

cathedral-city

cathedral-close

cathedral-closes

cathedralic

cathedrals

cathedrated

cathelicidin

cathelicidins

cathemeral

cathepsin

cathepsins

cather

cather willa sibert

catheretic

catheretics

catherine

catherine de medicis

catherine i

catherine ii

catherine of aragon

catherine of braganza

catherine of siena

Catherine pear

Catherine pears

catherine-wheel

catherine-wheels

catherinian

catherpes

catheryn

catheter

catheterisation

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catheterise

catheterised

catheterises

catheterising

catheterism

catheterisms

catheterization

catheterizations

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catheterizes

catheterizing

catheters

catheti

cathetometer

cathetus

cathexes

cathexis

cathi

cathie

cathies

cathine

cathing

cathinone

cathleen

cathodal

cathode

cathode ray

cathode ray tube

cathode ray tubes

cathode rays

cathode-dark-space

cathode-dark-spaces

cathodes

cathodic

cathodically

cathodoluminescence

cathodoluminescences

cathodoluminescent

cathole

cat-hole

catholes

catholic

catholic creditor

catholic creditors

catholic epistles

Catholic twin

catholical

catholically

catholicate

catholicates

catholic-church

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catholicise

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catholicising

catholicism

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catholicity

catholicize

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catholicly

catholicness

catholicon

catholicons

catholicos

catholicoses

catholics

catholic-twins

catholiquely

cathood

cathouse

cat-house

cathouses

cathryn

caths

cathy

cathys

cati

catia

catie

catilinarian

catiline

catilinian

cat-in-the-meal-tub

cat-in-the-sack

catio

cation

cation exchanges

cation-exchange

cationic

cationic-detergent

cationization

cationized

cationotropic

cationotropy

cations

catios

cat-iq

catitude

catitudes

catjang

catjangs

catkin

catkind

catkinlike

catkins

cat-ladies

cat-lady

catless

catlicker

catlickers

catlike

cat-like

catlin

catlin george

catling

catlings

catlinite

catlinites

cat-litter

catloaf

catloaves

catlore

catly

Cat-M

Cat-M1

Cat-M2

catmab

catmeat

cat-meat

cat-milk

catmill

catmills

catmint

catmints

catnap

cat-nap

catnapped

catnapper

catnappers

catnapping

catnaps

cat-naps

catness

catnip

cat-nip

catnips

cato

cato marcus porcius

catobar

catoctin mountain

catom

cat-o'-mountain

catoms

catonian

cat-o-nine

cat-o-nine-tails

catopter

catopters

catoptric

catoptrical

catoptrics

catoptrid

catoptrids

catoptromancy

catoptron

catostomid

catostomidae

catostomids

catostomus

catpeople

catperson

cat-piss

catproof

catproofed

catproofing

catproofs

catreus

catreus-wallichii

catrina

catrinas

catriona

cats

cats and dogs

cat's claws

cat's cradle

cats' games

cat's tongue

cats' tongues

cat's water

cat-salt

catsat

cat-scans

cat-s-claw

cat-s-cradles

catscratch

cat-scratch-disease

catscratches

cat-scratch-fever

cat-s-ear

cat-s-eye

cats-eyes

cat-s-foot

cat-s-game

catshark

catsharks

catsit

catsits

catsitter

catsitters

catsitting

catskill-mountains

catskills

catskin

catskins

catslide-roof

cat-s-meow

catso

catsoes

cats-o-nine-tails

catsos

cat-s-pajamas

catspaw

cat's-paw

catspaws

catsper

cat-s-pyjamas

cat-s-silver

catstail

catstails

cat-state

cat-states

catstick

catsticks

catstitch

catstitched

catstitches

catstitching

cat-stretch

catsuit

catsuited

catsuits

catsup

catsups

cat-s-whisker

cat-s-whiskers

catswort

catt

catt carrie (lane) chapman

cattail

cat-tail sedge

cattails

cattalo

cattaloes

cattalos

catted

cattegat

cattellian

cattelo

catteloes

catterall

catteries

cattery

cat-that-ate-the-canary

cat-that-swallowed-the-canary

cattier

cattierite

cattiest

cattiite

cattily

cattiness

catting

cattish

cattishness

cattitude

cattle

cattle beasts

cattle cakes

cattle crushes

cattle drivers

cattle drives

cattle egrets

cattle goads

cattle grub

cattle guard

cattle guards

cattle placements

cattle prods

cattle tick

cattle tick fever

cattle ticks

cattle truck

cattle wagon

cattle wagons

cattle-beast

cattle-cake

cattle-call

cattle-calls

cattle-car

cattle-cars

cattle-chamois

cattle-crush

cattle-dog

cattle-dogs

cattle-drive

cattle-driver

cattle-egret

cattle-goad

cattle-grid

cattle-grids

cattlelike

cattleman

cattle-market

cattle-markets

cattlemen

cattle-on-feed report

cattleperson

cattle-plague

cattleprod

cattle-prod

cattle-station

cattle-stations

cattlewoman

cattlewomen

cattleya

cattleyas

catton

catton (charles) bruce

cat-tree

cat-trees

catty

cattycorner

catty-corner

catty-cornered

cattywampus

catullus

catullus gaius valerius

catumaxomab

caturday

caturid

caturids

catv

catwalk

catwalker

catwalkers

catwalklike

catwalks

catwhisker

catwise

cat-witted

catwoman

caty

cau

caubeen

cauca

cauca river

caucasia

caucasian

Caucasian grouse

Caucasian shepherd

caucasian-albania

caucasian-iberia

caucasianness

caucasians

caucasian-zelkova

caucasiology

caucasoid

caucasoids

caucasology

caucasus

caucasus mountains

caucasus-emirate

caucasus-major

caucasus-minor

caucazoid

caucazoids

cauchie

cauchies

cauchy

cauchy augustin louis

Cauchy horizon

Cauchy horizons

Cauchy problem

cauchy-distribution

cauchy-distributions

Cauchy-Riemann equation

Cauchy-Riemann equations

cauchy-schwarz-inequality

cauchy-sequence

cauchy-sequences

cauchy-space

caucus

caucused

caucuses

caucusgoer

caucusgoers

caucusing

caucus-race

caucus-races

caudad

cauda-equina

caudal

caudalejeunea

caudal-fin

caudal-fins

caudal-keel

caudal-keels

caudally

caudal-peduncle

caudal-peduncles

caudals

caudata

caudatan

caudatans

caudate

caudate nucleus

caudated

caudectomies

caudectomy

caudex

caudices

caudiciform

caudicle

caudicles

caudicula

caudiculae

caudiculas

caudiform

caudillismo

caudillo

caudillos

caudilloship

caudine

caudinid

caudinids

caudle

caudle cup

caudle cups

caudled

caudling

caudo

caudocranial

caudocranially

caudodorsal

caudodorsal cell hormone

caudodorsal cell hormones

caudodorsally

caudofemoralis

caudolateral

caudolaterally

caudomedial

caudomedially

caudothalamic

caudoventral

caudoventrally

caudovirales

cauf

caught

caught a cold

caught a crab

caught behinds

caught between two stools

caught it

caught on

caught red-handed

caught short

caught someone red-handed

caught someone with one's hand in the cookie jar

caught stealing

caught-and-bowled

caught-behind

caught-between-the-devil-and-the-deep-blue-sea

caughten

caught-fire

caught-in-the-cookie-jar

caught-one-s-drift

caught-on-the-hop

caught-out

caught-raiding-the-cookie-jar

caught-sight-of

caught-some-zs

caught-up

caught-with-one-s-fingers-in-the-cookie-jar

caught-with-one-s-hand-in-the-cookie-jar

caught-with-one-s-pants-down

caught-with-the-cookie-jar

cauk

caul

caulacanthus

cauldron

cauldron battle

cauldron battles

cauldronful

cauldronfuls

cauldronlike

cauldrons

cauldronsful

caulescent

cauley

caul-fat

caulicle

caulicles

caulicolous

cauliculi

cauliculus

cauliferous

cauliflorous

cauliflower

cauliflower-cheese

cauliflower-ear

cauliflower-ears

cauliflowerlike

cauliflowers

cauliform

cauligenous

cauligerous

cauline

caulis

caulk

caulked

caulker

caulkers

caulking

caulking gun

caulking guns

caulking irons

caulking-iron

caulkings

caulklike

caulks

caulobacteraceae

caulobacterales

caulocarpous

caulophrynid

caulophrynids

cauls

cauma

ca-unicenter

caup

cauponize

cauri

cauris

caus

causa

causable

causal

causal-final

causalgia

causalgic

causalities

causality

causality paradox

causally

causal-ontologies

causal-ontology

causals

causal-set

causal-systems

causation

causational

causationist

causationists

causations

causative

causatively

causatives

causator

causators

cause

cause of action

cause of death

cause-and-effect

cause-a-stir

cause-celebre

cause-c-el-ebre

caused

causedness

causee

causees

causeful

causeless

causelessly

causelessness

causer

causerie

causeries

causers

causes

causes of death

causes-of-action

causest

causet

causeth

causets

causeuse

causeway

causewayed

causeways

causey

causeyed

causeymaker

causeymakers

causeys

causidical

causimomancy

causing

caustic

caustic alkali

caustic alkalis

caustic ammonia

caustic lime

caustic pencil

caustic pencils

caustic sulphite caramels

caustical

caustically

caustic-curve

caustic-curves

causticities

causticity

causticization

caustick

causticks

causticness

caustic-potash

caustics

caustic-soda

caustic-sodas

caustic-sulphite-caramel

caustic-surface

caustic-surfaces

caustification

caut

cautel

cautelous

cautelousness

cauter

cauterant

cauterants

cauteries

cauterise

cauterised

cauteriser

cauterisers

cauterises

cauterising

cauterism

cauterisms

cauterization

cauterizations

cauterize

cauterized

cauterizer

cauterizers

cauterizes

cauterizing

cauterizing stone

cauterizing stones

cauters

cautery

caution

caution - slippery when wet

cautionary

cautionary block

cautionary instruction

cautionary tales

cautionary-tale

cautioned

cautioner

cautioners

cautioning

cautionings

caution-money

cautionries

cautionry

cautions

cautious

cautiouser

cautiously

cautiousness

cauvery

cauves

cav

Cav and Pag

cav/clv

cava

cavachon

cavachons

cavafy

cavafy constantine peter

cavalcade

cavalcaded

cavalcades

cavalcading

cavalero

cavaleros

cavalier

cavalier king charles spaniel

cavalierish

cavalierism

cavalierisms

cavalierly

cavalierness

cavaliero

cavalieroes

cavaliers

cavalla

cavallies

cavally

cavalries

cavalry

cavalry moustache

cavalry moustaches

cavalry mustache

cavalry mustaches

cavalryman

cavalrymen

cavalrywoman

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cgs system

cgt

cgy

ch

c-h

ch3cooh

ch4

cha

chaabi

chaat

chaats

chabanne

chabasie

chabasies

chabasite

chabasites

chabazite

chabazites

chablis

chabouk

chabouks

chabrette

chabuk

chabuks

chacarera

chacareras

chace

chaced

cha-cha

cha-cha-cha

cha-cha-chas

chachalaca

chachalacas

cha-chas

cha-ching

chachka

chacid

chacids

chacing

chack

chacked

chacking

chacks

chacma

chacmas

chaco

chaco canyon

chaconine

chaconines

chaconne

chaconnes

chaco-nothura

chaco-nothuras

ch-activation

ch-activations

chacun à son goût

chacun-a-son-go-ut

chad

chad lake

chadalavada

chadar

chadars

chaddar

chaddars

chaddi

chaddis

chaddock sign

chadian

chadians

chadic

chadless

chadless-punch

chadlock

chadlocks

chador

chadors

chadri

chadris

chads

chadur

chadurs

chadwick

chadwick james

chadwickian

chadwickite

chaebol

chaebols

chaenactis

chaenomeles

chaenopsid

chaenopsidae

chaenopsids

chaeronea

chaeta

chaetae

chaetiferous

chaetiliid

chaetiliids

chaeto-

chaetocercus

chaetocin

chaetocolea

chaetodon

chaetodons

chaetodont

chaetodontid

chaetodontidae

chaetodontids

chaetodonts

chaetognath

chaetognatha

chaetognaths

chaetomellic-acid

chaetomellic-acids

chaetonotid

chaetonotida

chaetonotids

chaetophorous

chaetophyllopsidaceae

chaetophyllopsis

chaetopidae

chaetopod

chaetopods

chaetops

chaetopterid

chaetopterids

chaetorhynchus

chaetornis

chaetosomatid

chaetosomatids

chaetotaxies

chaetotaxy

chaetothyriomycetidae

chaetura

chafe

chafe at the bit

chafed

chafer

chaferies

chafers

chafery

chafes

chafest

chafeth

chafewax

chafewaxes

chafeweed

chaff

chaff and winnow

chaff engine

chaff engines

chaffed

chaffer

chaffered

chafferer

chafferers

chafferies

chaffering

chaffern

chafferns

chaffers

chaffery

chaffier

chaffiest

chaffinch

chaffinches

chaffiness

chaffing

chaffingly

chaffings

chaffless

chafflike

chaffs

chaffwax

chaffwaxes

chaffweed

chaffweeds

chaffy

chafing

chafing-dish

chafing-dishes

chafing-gear

chafingly

chafings

chagall

chagall marc

chagallian

chagas-disease

chagasic

chagatai

chago

chagos archipelago

chagossian

chagossians

chagreen

chagres

chagres-fever

chagrin

chagrined

chagrining

chagrins

chai

chai teas

chaidamuite

chaidari

chaidario

chaidarion

chaikovski

chaikovsky

chaim

chaimarrornis

chain

chain armour

chain armours

chain binder

chain boat

chain boats

chain bridge

chain bridges

chain cable

chain case

chain cases

chain code

chain drives

chain ernst boris

chain fern

chain ferns

chain ferries

chain guards

chain lightning

chain mails

chain of causation

chain of command

chain of custody

chain of title

chain pickerel

chain pier

chain piers

chain pipe

chain pipes

chain printer

chain pumps

chain reflex

chain rule

chain shift

chain shifts

chain shot

chain shots

chain sickle

chain sickles

chain silicate

chain silicates

chain sinnet

chain sinnets

chain slap

chain stay

chain stays

chain store sales report

chain stories

chain tie

chain ties

chain up

chainage

chainages

chain-cables

chaincase

chaincases

chain-complex

chain-complexes

chain-drive

chaîné

chained

chained list

chaines

chainest

chaineth

chainfall

chain-ferry

chain-gang

chain-gangs

chain-guard

chaingun

chain-gun

chainguns

chain-guns

chaining

chainings

chainless

chainlet

chainlets

chain-letter

chain-letters

chainlike

chain-link

chainlink fence

chainlinks

chain-locker

chain-lockers

chainmail

chain-mail

chainman

chain-melted state

chainmen

chain-of-responsibility-pattern

chain-of-responsibility-patterns

chainplate

chainplates

chain-pump

chain-react

chain-reacting pile

chain-reaction

chain-reactions

chainring

chainrings

chains

chainsaw

chain-saw

chainsaw-consultant

chainsawed

chainsawing

chainsaws

chain-saws

chainset

chainsets

chain-smoke

chain-smoked

chain-smoker

chain-smokers

chain-smokes

chainsmoking

chain-smoking

chains-of-custody

chains-of-title

chainstay

chainstays

chain-stitch

chain-stitches

chain-store

chain-stores

chain-story

chain-tower

chain-towers

chainwale

chainwheel

chainwide

chainwise

chainwork

chair

chair bed

chair beds

chair car

chair conformations

chair organ

chair organs

chair plugs

chair rails

chair umpire

chair umpires

chairback

chairbacks

chairbound

chairboy

chair-conformation

chair-days

chaired

chairfast

chairfolk

chairholder

chairholders

chairing

chairless

chairlift

chair-lift

chairlifts

chair-lifts

chairlike

chairmaker

chairmakers

chairmaking

chairman

chairmanlike

chairmanship

chairmanships

chairmat

chair-mat

chairmats

chair-mats

chairmen

chairness

chairobics

chairoplane

chairoplanes

chairpeople

chairperson

chairpersons

chairpersonship

chairpersonships

chair-plug

chair-rail

chairs

chairship

chairships

chairside

chairward

chairwoman

chairwomanship

chairwomanships

chairwomen

chairwork

chaise

chaise lounges

chaise-longue

chaise-longues

chaise-lounge

chaises

chaises-longues

chai-tea

Chaitin's constant

chaitra

chaitya

chaityas

chaiwallah

chaiwallahs

chaja

chajas

chajkovskij

chakacha

chakalaka

chakavian

chakli

chaklis

chakma

chakmas

chakra

chakral

chakram

chakrams

chakras

chakravakam

chakravala method

chakric

chalah

chalahs

chalan-beel

chalant

chalastic

chalaza

chalazae

chalazal

chalaze

chalazes

chalazia

chalaziferous

chalazion

chalazoderma

chalca

chalcalburnus

chalcalburnus-chalcoides

chalcanthite

chalcedon

chalcedonian

chalcedonians

chalcedonic

chalcedonies

chalcedony

chalcese

chalchese

chalchihuitl

chalchihuitls

chalcid

chalcidice

chalcidid

chalcidids

chalcidoidea

chalcidology

chalcids

chalcid-wasp

chalcis

chalco

chalcoalumite

chalcocite

chalcocites

chalcocyanite

chalcogen

chalcogenide

chalcogenide glass

chalcogenide glasses

chalcogenide ram

chalcogenides

chalcogens

chalcographer

chalcographers

chalcography

chalcolithic

chalcomenite

chalcomitra

chalconatronite

chalcone

chalcones

chalconoid

chalconoids

chalcoparia

chalcophanite

chalcophaps

chalcophaps-indica

chalcophaps-longirostris

chalcophaps-stephani

chalcophile

chalcophiles

chalcophyllite

chalcopsitta

chalcopsitta-atra

chalcopsitta-cardinalis

chalcopsitta-duivenbodei

chalcopsitta-sintillata

chalcopyrite

chalcopyrites

chalcosiderite

chalcostigma

chalcothallite

chalda

chaldaea

chaldaic

chaldaics

chaldaism

chaldaisms

chaldan

chaldans

chaldea

chaldean

chaldean-catholic-church

chaldeans

chaldee

chaldees

chalder

chalders

chaldron

chaldrons

chalet

chalets

chaleur bay

chaliapin

chalice

chalice drum

chalice drums

chaliced

chalicelike

chalices

chalicothere

chalicotheres

chalicotheriid

chalicotheriids

chalinid

chalinids

chalk

chalk and cheese

chalk bags

chalk box

chalk boxes

chalk eater

chalk eaters

chalk fish

chalk for cheese

chalk lines

chalk mixture

chalk mixtures

chalk player

chalk players

chalk stream

chalk streams

chalk-and-talk

chalk-bag

chalkboard

chalkboards

chalkdust

chalk-eating weasel

chalked

chalked-up

chalkface

chalkfaces

chalk-full

chalkhill-blue

chalkhill-blues

chalkier

chalkiest

chalkily

chalkiness

chalking

chalkings

chalking-up

chalkless

chalklike

chalk-line

chalk-off

chalk-out

chalkpit

chalks

chalkstone

chalkstones

chalk-stripe

chalks-up

chalk-talk

chalk-talks

chalk-up

chalk-up-to

chalky

challa

challacolloite

challacolloites

challah

challahs

challan

challans

challengable

challenge

challenge coin

challenge coins

challenge exam

challenge exams

challenge handshake authentication protocol

challenge/response

challengeable

challenged

challenger

challenger bank

challenger banks

challenger report

challenger-deep

challenge-response authentication

challengers

challenges

challengest

challengeth

challenging

challengingly

challengings

challis

chalmers

chalon

chalone

chalones

chalons

châlons-sur-marne

chalumeau

chalumeaux

chalupa

chalupas

chalutz

chalutzim

chalybaeizanic-acid

chalybean

chalybeate

chalybeates

chalybeous

chalybite

chalybites

chalybura

chalypsography

cham

chamade

chamades

chamaea

chamaecyparis

chamaeleo

chamaeleon

chamaeleonid

chamaeleonidae

chamaeleonids

chamaeleoninae

chamaeleontis

chamaeleo-rudis

chamaemelum-nobile

chamaemyiid

chamaemyiids

chamaepetes

chamaepetes-goudotii

chamaepetes-unicolor

chamaephyte

chamaephytes

chamaeza

chamal

chamals

chamar

chamars

chamazulene

chamazulenes

chamba-district

chamba-division

chamber

chamber candlestick

chamber candlesticks

chamber concert

chamber horse

chamber horses

chamber lamp

chamber lamps

chamber lye

chamber of horrors

chamber opera

chamber organs

chamber play

chamber plays

chamber pop

chamber tomb

chamber(s)

chambered

chambered-nautilus

chamber-ensemble

chamber-ensembles

chamberer

chamberers

chambering

chamberings

chamberlain

chamberlain (arthur) neville

chamberlain wilton norman

chamberlains

chamberlainship

chamberlainships

chamberlike

chamberlin

chambermaid

chambermaiding

chambermaids

chambermate

chamber-music

chamber-of-commerce

chamber-orchestra

chamber-orchestras

chamber-organ

chamberpot

chamber-pot

chamberpots

chamber-pots

chambers

chambers (jay david) whittaker

chambers of horrors

chambersburg

chambersite

chambers-of-commerce

chambertin

chamber-work

chambira

chambord

chambr

chambranle

chambranles

chambray

chambrays

chambre

chambres

chambry

chamcha

chamchas

chameck

chamecks

chameleon

chameleon plant

chameleon plants

chameleon schema

chameleon schemas

chameleonic

chameleonically

chameleonize

chameleonized

chameleonizes

chameleonizing

chameleonlike

chameleon-mineral

chameleon-minerals

chameleons

chameli

chamerophyte

chamerophytes

chamets

chametz

chamfer

chamfered

chamfering

chamfers

chamfrein

chamfreins

chamfret

chamfrets

chamfron

chamfrons

chamicuro

chamid

chamids

chamise

chamises

chamiso

chamisos

chamleon

chamleons

chamlet

chamlets

chammed

chamming

chamois

chamois leathers

chamois-leather

chamomile

chamomiles

chamomilla

chamomille

chamonix

chamorro

chamorros

chamosite

chamotte

champ

champ clos

champ up

champac

champagne

champagne bucket

champagne buckets

champagne cola

champagne colas

champagne pink

champagne problems

champagne soda

champagne sodas

champagne tap

champagne taps

champagne tastes on beer budgets

champagne whisks

champagne-ardenne

champagned

champagne-flute

champagne-flutes

champagneless

champagnelike

champagne-lounge

champagne-lounges

champagne-problem

champagne-room

champagne-rooms

champagnes

champagne-socialist

champagne-socialists

champagne-taste-on-a-beer-billfold

champagne-taste-on-a-beer-budget

champagne-taste-on-a-beer-pocketbook

champagne-taste-on-a-beer-salary

champagne-taste-on-a-beer-wallet

champagne-tastes-on-a-beer-billfold

champagne-tastes-on-a-beer-budget

champagne-tastes-on-a-beer-pocketbook

champagne-tastes-on-a-beer-salary

champagne-tastes-on-a-beer-wallet

champagne-whisk

champagney

champagning

champaign

champaigns

champak

champaks

champansky

champ-at-the-bit

champe

champed

champeen

champeens

champer

champers

champerties

champertor

champertors

champertous

champerty

champes

champeta

champfrein

champfreins

champian

champians

champignon

champignons

champing

champings

champion

champion data

champion gower

champion in chief

championed

champion-elect

championess

championesses

championi

championing

championless

champions

champions-elect

championship

championships

champions-league

champissage

champlain

champlain lake

champlain samuel de

champlevé

champollion

champollion jean francois

champoo

champooed

champooing

champoos

champs

champs elysees

champsodontid

champsodontidae

champsodontids

champsosaurid

champsosaurids

champurrado

chams

chamsin

chamsins

chan

chan board

chan chan

chana

chanaan

chana-dahl

chana-dal

chanc

chance

chance aquaintance

chance on

chance the ducks

chanceable

chanceably

chance-card

chance-cards

chanced

chanced one's arm

chanced upon

chance-d-be-a-fine-thing

chanceful

chancel

chancel organs

chancel repair liability

chanceler

chancelers

chanceless

chanceller

chancelleries

chancellery

chancellor

chancellor of the exchequer

chancelloriid

chancelloriids

chancellors

chancellorship

chancellorships

chancellorsville

chancellory

chancellour

chancellours

chancellourship

chancelor

chancel-organ

chancelour

chancelry

chancels

chance-medley

chance-medleys

chance-one-s-arm

chancer

chanceries

chancers

chancery

chancery (or chancery court)

chancery-hand

chancery-hands

chances

chances one's arm

chances upon

chances-are

chancest

chanceth

chance-upon

chance-would-be-a-fine-thing

chancier

chanciest

chancily

chanciness

chancing

chancing one's arm

chancing upon

Chanco cheese

chancre

chancre mechanic

chancre mechanics

chancres

chancriform

chancroid

chancroids

chancrous

chancy

chandannagar

chandelier

chandelier-earring

chandelier-earrings

chandeliered

chandelierlike

chandeliers

chandelle

chandernagore

chandid

chandids

chandigarh

chandler

chandler raymond thornton

chandler wobble

chandleresque

chandlerian

chandleries

chandlering

chandlerish

chandlerism

chandlerly

chandlers

chandlery

chandonanthus

chandoo

chandpur

chandpur-district

chandra

chandragiri

chandragupta

chandrasekhar

chandrasekhar subrahmanyan

chandrasekhar-limit

chandries

chandrika

chandry

chanel

chanel gabrielle bonheur

chanelism

chanelisms

chaney lon

chanfrin

chanfrins

chanfron

chanfrons

chang

changable

chang-an

changbaiite

changchengite

changchiakou

changchou

changchun

chang-d

changde

change

change agent

change agents

change aversion

change control management

change down

change file

change horses in mid-stream

change in circumstances

change key

change keys

change log

change logs

change management

change of air

change of mind

change of pace

change of scene

change of tact

change of venue

change one's battery

change one's spots

change oneself

change purse

change purses

change request

change ringing

change sides, change signs

change tack

change tact

change the game

change the leg

change the record

change wheel

change wheels

changeability

changeable

changeable hawk-eagle

changeable lizard

changeable lizards

changeableness

changeably

change-control

changed

changed horses in mid-stream

changed the game

changed-hands

changeful

changefully

changefulness

change-hand

change-hands

change-horses-in-midstream

changeless

changelessly

changelessness

changeling

changelings

changelog

changelogs

changemaker

changemakers

change-of-heart

change-of-innings

change-of-life

change-of-state

change-of-tack

change-one-s-mind

change-one-s-tune

change-order

change-orders

changeout

changeouts

changeover

change-over

changeovers

change-places

changer

changeroom

changerooms

changeround

changers

changes

changes horses in mid-stream

changes of innings

changes of mind

changes of pace

changes of tack

changes the game

changeset

changesets

changes-hands

changes-of-heart

changes-of-state

changes-of-venue

change-someone-s-mind

changest

changeth

change-the-channel

changeup

change-up

changeups

changgi

changhsingian

changhua

changin

changing

changing horses in mid-stream

changing table

changing tables

changing the game

changing-hands

changing-of-the-guard

changing-pad

changing-room

changing-rooms

changings

changings of the guard

chang-jiang

changkol

changoite

changseung

changsha

changsung

changteh

changui

changwon

changxingian

changzhou

chania

chanid

chanidae

chanids

chank

chanked

chanking

chankonabe

chanks

chanlon

chanlons

channa

channa-dahl

channa-dal

channel

channel attached

channel bank

channel black

channel bonding

channel cat

channel catfish

channel catfishes

channel cats

channel changer

channel changers

channel coding

channel definition format

channel drift

channel hop

channel hopped

channel hops

channel inventory

channel latency

channel money

channel op

channel partner

channel partner program

channel program

channel service unit

channel skip

channel spacing

channel stoppers

channel stuffing

channel width

channel-associated signaling

channel-based audio

channel-bill cuckoo

channel-billed cuckoo

channel-coal

channeled

channeler

channelers

channel-fever

channel-flashing

channel-hopping

channeling

channelisation

channelisations

channelise

channel-island-fox

channel-island-foxes

channel-island-milk

channel-islands

channelization

channelizations

channelize

channelized

channelized voice over dsl

channelizes

channelizing

channelled

channeller

channellers

channelling

channel-of-distribution

channelography

channelopathies

channelopathy

channelrhodopsin

channelrhodopsins

channels

channels of distribution

channel-set

channel-stopper

channel-surf

channel-surfed

channel-surfing

channel-surfs

channel-tunnel

channichthyid

channichthyids

channid

channids

channing

channing william ellery

channuka

channukah

channukkah

chanop

chanops

chanos

chanos-chanos

chanoyu

chanslash

chanson

chanson de geste

chansonnette

chansonnettes

chansonnier

chansonniers

chansons

chant

chant royal

chantal

chantalite

chantant

chantarelle

chantarelles

chantaya

chanted

chantefable

chantelle

chantepleure

chanter

chanterelle

chanterelles

chanters

chantest

chanteth

chanteuse

chanteuses

chantey

chanteys

chanti

chanticleer

chanticleers

chanties

chantilly

chantilly-cream

chantilly-tiffany

chanting

chanting goshawk

chanting goshawks

chantingly

chantings

chantis

chantlike

chantor

chantors

chantress

chantresses

chantries

chantry

chants

chanty

chanuca

chanucca

chanuccah

chanuka

chanukah

Chanukah bush

chanukka

chanukkah

chanuko

chao

chao keng

chao phraya

chao tai D

chao tom

chaoborid

chaoboridae

chaoborids

chao-cheng

chaogenous

chaoite

chaolite

chaological

chaologist

chaologists

chaology

chaomancy

chaophilia

chaoptin

chaos

chaos computer club

chaos magic

chaos magick

chaos theorist

chaos theorists

chaos theory

chaoses

chaoshan

chaoslike

chaosphere

chaospheres

chaotic

chaotic system

chaotically

chaotician

chaoticist

chaoticists

chaoticities

chaoticity

chaotick

chaoticness

chaotics

chaotization

chaotropic

chaotropism

chaozhou

chap

chap chye

chap lau chu

chap lau chus

chap someone's hide

chap stick

chapais

chapala

chaparejos

chaparian

chaparral

chaparral pea

chaparral-cock

chaparral-cocks

chaparrals

chapati

chapatis

chapatti

chapattis

chapbook

chapbooks

chape

chapeau

chapeau-bras

chapeaus

chapeaux

chapeaux-bras

chaped

chapel

chapel cart

chapel carts

chapel of rest

chapeless

chapelet

chapel-hill

chapellanies

chapellany

chapelled

chapelless

chapelling

chapelman

chapelmen

chapel-of-ease

chapelries

chapelry

chapels

chapels of ease

chapels of rest

chapelwarden

chapelwardens

chaperon

chaperonage

chaperone

chaperoned

chaperoneless

chaperones

chaperoneship

chaperonin

chaperoning

chaperonins

chaperons

chapess

chapesses

chapfallen

chapiter

chapiters

chapka

chapkas

chaplain

chaplaincies

chaplaincy

chaplains

chaplainship

chaplainships

chapless

chaplet

chapleted

chaplets

chaplin

chaplin charles spencer

chaplinesque

chaplinian

chapman

Chapman codes

chapman george

chapman john

Chapman stick

chapman-code

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cheeky chappies

cheeky chops

cheeky monkeys

cheeky yam

cheeky yams

cheeky-monkey

cheep

cheeped

cheeping

cheepings

cheeps

cheer

cheer pheasant

cheer pheasants

cheer squad

cheer squads

cheer to the echo

cheere

cheered

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cheerings

cheerio

cheerio-effect

cheerioh

cheerios

cheerishness

cheerlead

cheerleaded

cheerleader

cheerleader effect

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cheerleaderlike

cheerleaders

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cheerleads

cheerled

cheerless

cheerlessly

cheerlessness

cheerly

cheer-on

cheers

cheers up

cheers, big ears

cheer-ship

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cheery

cheery-bye

cheesable

cheese

cheese ball

cheese boxes

cheese bus

cheese buses

cheese busses

cheese coney

cheese coneys

cheese crystal

cheese crystals

cheese cutter

cheese cutters

cheese dream

cheese dreams

cheese eater

cheese eaters

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cheese flies

cheese fly

cheese food

cheese knife

cheese knives

cheese monkey

cheese monkeys

cheese on toast

cheese paper

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cheese rennet

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cheese rolls

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cheese skipper

cheese skippers

cheese spreads

cheese stick

cheese sticks

cheese tea

cheese teas

cheese up

cheese wires

cheeseable

cheese-and-rice

cheeseball

cheeseballs

cheeseboard

cheeseboards

cheesebox

cheese-box

cheeseboxes

cheeseburger

cheeseburgers

cheesecake

cheesecakes

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cheesecloth

cheesecloths

cheese-crisp

cheese-crisps

cheese-curl

cheese-curls

cheesed

cheesed down

cheesed up

cheesed-off

cheese-dog

cheese-dogs

cheese-doodle

cheese-doodles

cheese-down

cheese-eating-surrender-monkey

cheese-eating-surrender-monkeys

cheesefare

cheesegrater

cheese-grater

cheesegraters

cheese-graters

cheesehead

cheeseheads

cheese-it

cheeselep

cheeseleps

cheeseless

cheeselet

cheeselets

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cheeselip

cheesemaker

cheesemakers

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cheesemeister

cheesemeisters

cheese-mite

cheese-mites

cheesemonger

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cheeseparings

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cheese-puffs

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cheeses

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cheese-spread

cheesesteak

cheesesteaks

cheese-straw

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cheeseweed

cheeseweeds

cheese-wire

cheese-with-that-whine

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cheesier

cheesiest

cheesily

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cheesing up

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cheesology

cheesy

cheesymite scroll

cheesy-puff

cheesy-puffs

cheetah

cheetahs

cheeto

cheetos

cheever

cheever john

cheezie

cheezies

cheezy

chef

chef de cuisine

chef de rang

chef watcher

chef watchers

chef-de-mission

chef-de-partie

chef-d'oeuvre

cheffing

cheffonier

cheffoniers

cheflike

chefs

chefs de cuisine

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chefs de rang

chef's kiss

chef's knife

chef's salad

chef's table

chef-salad

chef-salads

chefs-de-mission

chefs-d-oeuvre

chegoe

chegoes

chegre

chegres

chehalem-berries

chehalem-berry

chehalem-blackberry

cheif

cheilectomies

cheilectomy

cheilitis

cheilo-

cheiloceratid

cheiloceratids

cheilocystidia

cheilocystidium

cheilodactylid

cheilodactylids

cheilolejeunea

cheilophagia

cheiloplasties

cheiloplasty

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cheilorrhaphy

cheiloschisis

cheilostomatoplasty

cheilotomy

cheimarrichthyidae

cheir

cheireme

cheiremes

cheiro

cheirogaleid

cheirogaleidae

cheirogaleids

cheirogaleoidea

cheirogaleus

cheiromancy

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cheiromantists

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cheiropter

cheiropterous

cheiropters

cheiropterygia

cheiropterygium

cheirosophy

cheirurid

cheirurids

cheju

cheka

chekelatoun

chekhov

chekhov anton pavlovich

chekhovian

chekhovichite

chekhov-s-gun

chekiang

chela

chelae

chelan lake

chelandion

chelate

chelate complexes

chelate compounds

chelate-complex

chelate-compound

chelated

chelates

chelating

chelating agents

chelating-agent

chelation

chelatometric

chelator

chelators

chelerythrine

cheletropic

chelicera

chelicerae

chelicerata

chelicerate

chelicerates

chelictinia

chelictinia-riocourii

chelid

chelidamic

chelidamic-acid

chelidonic-acid

chelidonius

chelidoptera

chelidorhynx

chelids

chelifer

cheliferous

chelifers

cheliform

cheliped

chelipeds

chelisochid

chelisochids

chelkarite

chellean

chellian

chelm

chelmsford

chelodid

chelodids

cheloid

chelonae

chelone

chelones

chelonia

chelonia-mydas

chelonian

chelonians

chelonid

chelonids

cheloniid

cheloniidae

cheloniids

cheloniinae

chelonioidea

chelonitoxism

chelonoidis

chelosauria-lovelli

chelotropic

chelp

chelping

chelsea

Chelsea boot

Chelsea boots

Chelsea bun

Chelsea grin

chelsea-boy

chelsea-boys

chelsea-pensioner

chelsea-pensioners

chelsea-tractor

chelsea-tractors

chelsia

cheltenham

chelurid

chelurids

chelyabinsk

chelyabinskite

chelydrid

chelydrids

chelyid

chelyids

chelyuskin

chelyuskin cape

chem

chemcam

chemerin

chemesthesis

chemi

chemic

chemical

chemical abortions

chemical abuse

chemical bombs

chemical bonds

chemical cells

chemical changes

chemical clocks

chemical decompositions

chemical defenses

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chemical depilatories

chemical equations

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chemical horns

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chemical rockets

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chemically inconvenienced

chemically-imbalanced

chemically-impaired

chemical-messenger

chemical-nomenclature

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chemical-toilets

chemical-warfare

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chemifluorescence

chemifluorescent

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chemigations

chemiglyphic

chemiloon

chemiloons

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chemiluminescent

chemiluminesence

chemin

chemin-de-fer

chemin-de-ronde

cheminformatic

cheminformatics

chemins-de-ronde

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chemiosmoses

chemiosmosis

chemiosmotic

chemiostatic

chemise

chemise cagoules

chemise-cagoule

chemises

chemisette

chemisettes

chemism

chemisorb

chemisorbed

chemisorbing

chemisorbs

chemisorption

chemisorptions

chemist

chemistical

chemistries

chemistry

chemists

chemist-s

chemitype

chemitypes

chemnitz

chemo

chemo brain

chemoarchitectonic

chemoarchitectural

chemoattractand

chemoattractant

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chemoattraction

chemoattractions

chemoattractive

chemoautotroph

chemoautotrophic

chemoautotrophs

chemoautotrophy

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chemobiology

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chemobrain

chemocentric

chemocline

chemoclines

chemocyanin

chemodectoma

chemodectomas

chemodectomata

chemodynamical

chemodynamics

chemoelectrical

chemoembolization

chemoembolizations

chemoenzymatic

chemoenzymatically

chemofog

chemogenomic

chemogenomics

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chemoheterotrophic

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chemoimmunotherapy

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chemokines

chemokinesis

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chemokyne

chemokynes

chemolithoautotroph

chemolithoautotrophic

chemolithoautotrophically

chemolithoautotrophs

chemolithoautotrophy

chemolithotrophic

chemolithotrophs

chemoluminescence

chemoluminescent

chemoluminiscent

chemolyses

chemolysis

chemolytic

chemomechanical

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chemometrician

chemometricians

chemometrics

chemoorganotrophic

chemopallidectomies

chemopallidectomy

chemoperception

chemoperceptions

chemophobia

chemophobic

chemophobics

chemopreventative

chemoprevention

chemopreventive

chemopreventives

chemoprophylactic

chemoprophylactics

chemoprophylaxis

chemoprotection

chemoprotective

chemoradiation

chemoradiotherapy

chemoreception

chemoreceptions

chemoreceptive

chemoreceptivity

chemoreceptor

chemoreceptor trigger zone

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chemorepellant

chemorepellent

chemorepellents

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chemorepulsive

chemoresistance

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chemoresistant

chemos

chemoselection

chemoselective

chemoselectively

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chemoselectivity

chemosensation

chemosensations

chemosensilla

chemosensillae

chemosensillum

chemosensing

chemosensitisation

chemosensitive

chemosensitivities

chemosensitivity

chemosensitization

chemosensitizer

chemosensitizers

chemosensitizing

chemosensor

chemosensors

chemosensory

chemosignal

chemosignals

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chemosmosis

chemosmotic

chemosorb

chemosorbed

chemosorbing

chemosorbs

chemospecificity

chemosphere

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chemostat

chemostatic

chemostats

chemosterilant

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chemosterilizers

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chemosymbiotic

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chemosynthetic

chemosynthetic bacteria

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chemotaxis

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chemotaxonomically

chemotaxonomist

chemotaxonomists

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chemothalamectomies

chemothalamectomy

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chemotherapeutic-agent

chemotherapeutic-agents

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chemotherapists

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chemotoxicity

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chemotrophic

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chemotrophs

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chemotropism

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chemotypes

chemovar

chemovars

chempedak

chemtrail

chemtrails

chemurgy

chemy

chen

Chen prime

chena

chenab

chen-caerulescens

chen-canagica

chenchiang

chenco

chenevixite

cheney richard bruce

cheng

chengchow

chengde

chengdeite

chengdu

chengguan

chengs

chengteh

chengtu

chengyu

chenier

chenille

chenille plant

chenille plants

chenin blanc

chenite

chenna

chennai

chenodeoxycholate

chenodeoxycholates

chenodeoxycholic-acid

chenodeoxyglycocholic acid

chenodesoxycholic-acid

chenonetta

chenonetta-jubata

chenopod

chenopodioideae

chenopodium

chenopods

chenorhamphus

chenoua

chen-rossii

Chen's theorem

cheong fun

cheongsam

cheongsams

cheops

chequable

cheque

chequebook

cheque-book

chequebook-journalism

chequebooks

cheque-books

cheque-card

cheque-cards

chequeen

chequeens

chequeless

chequer

chequerboard

chequerboards

chequered

chequered-flag

chequered-flags

chequeredness

chequered-skipper

chequered-skippers

chequering

chequerings

Chequers agreement

Chequers plan

chequer-tree

chequerwise

chequerwork

chequerworks

cheques

chequewriter

chequewriters

chequing

chequing accounts

chequing-account

chequy

cher

cheramoeca

cherbourg

cherchez la femme

chereme

cheremes

cheremic

cheremnykhite

Cherenkov effects

cherenkov-effect

cherenkov-radiation

cherepanovite

cherepovets

chergui

cheri

cherie

cherimoya

cherimoyas

cherimoyer

cherimoyers

cherish

cherish a snake in one's bosom

cherishable

cherished

cherisher

cherishers

cherishes

cherishing

cherishingly

cherishment

cherishments

cherisht

cherkassy

cherkasy

cherkess-autonomous-oblast

cherkessk

chermes

chermesid

chermesids

chermid

chermids

chermoula

Chern class

Chern classes

chernenko

chernetid

chernetids

chernigov

chernihiv

chernikovite

chernivtsi

chernobyl

Chernobyl syndrome

chernobyls

chernovtsy

chernozem

chernozemic

chernozems

Chern-Simons theory

chernykhite

cherogril

cherogrils

cherokee

cherokee rose

cherokee strip

cherokees

cherological

cherology

cheroot

cheroots

cherrie

cherried

cherries

cherries jubilee

cherries on top

cherry

cherry angioma

cherry angiomas

cherry Bakewell

cherry Bakewells

cherry birches

cherry blossoming

cherry blossoms

cherry bombs

cherry brandies

cherry coal

cherry coals

cherry currant

cherry currants

cherry donald eugene

cherry graphs

cherry hill

cherry key switch

cherry nose

cherry noses

cherry on the cake

cherry on top

cherry orange

cherry picking

cherry pies

cherry pit

cherry pits

cherry pitters

cherry reds

cherry tomatoes

cherry top

cherry topper

cherry toppers

cherry tops

cherryade

cherryades

cherry-bakewell-tart

cherry-bakewell-tarts

cherry-birch

cherry-blossom

cherry-bomb

cherry-brandy

cherrycoloured

cherry-graph

cherrying

cherry-knocking

cherry-laurel

cherry-laurels

cherryless

cherrylike

cherry-pepper

cherry-peppers

cherry-pick

cherrypicked

cherry-picked

cherrypicker

cherry-picker

cherrypickers

cherry-pickers

cherrypicking

cherrypicks

cherry-picks

cherrypie

cherry-pie

cherry-pitter

cherry-plum

cherry-plums

cherry-pop

cherry-popper

cherry-poppers

cherry-popping

cherry-red

cherrystone

cherrystones

cherry-tomato

cherry-tree

cherry-trees

cherrywood

cherry-wood

chersomanes

chersonese

chersophilus

chert

chertiness

cherts

cherty

cherub

cherubic

cherubical

cherubically

cherubim

cherubims

cherubin

cherubini

cherubins

cherubism

cherublike

cherubs

cherup

cheruped

cheruping

cherupped

cherupping

cherups

cherusci

chervetite

chervil

chervils

chervonets

chervontsy

cheryl

chesapeake

chesapeake bay retriever

chesapeake-bay

chesapeakes

chesed

chesepian

chesepians

cheshire

cheshire catalyst and tap

Cheshire cheese

Cheshire West and Chester

cheshire-cat

cheshirization

Cheshunt mixture

cheshvan

chesible

chesibles

cheslip

cheslips

chesnut

chesnuts

chesounable

chess

chess boxer

chess computer

chess engine

chess tart

chess-apple

chessboard

chessboard legend

chessboardlike

chessboards

chessboxing

chess-boxing

chess-clock

chess-compositions

chesse

chessel

chessels

chesses

chessexite

chessic

chessically

chessil

chesslike

chessman

chess-master

chess-masters

chessmen

chessnut

chess-pie

chesspiece

chess-piece

chesspieces

chess-pieces

chess-pies

chessplayer

chess-player

chessplayers

chess-players

chess-set

chess-sets

chesstree

chesstrees

chessy-copper

chest

chest band

chest becket

chest beckets

chest bump

chest bumped

chest bumping

chest bumps

chest candy

chest cavities

chest cold

chest freezer

chest freezers

chest note

chest notes

chest one's cards

chest register

chest tube

chest tubes

chest walls

chestal

chest-breather

chest-breathers

chest-cavity

chest-down

chested

chested one's cards

chestedness

chester

chester drawers

chester white

chesterfield

chesterfield-rugby

chesterfields

chesterite

chesterlite

chestermanite

chesterton

chesterton gilbert keith

Chesterton's fence

chesteyn

chesteyns

chestful

chestfuls

chestguard

chestguards

chesthair

chest-hair

chesticles

chestier

chestiest

chestily

chestiness

chesting

chesting one's cards

chestless

chestlike

chestnut

chestnut blight

chestnut-backed-antshrike

chestnut-backed-antshrikes

chestnut-bellied tit

chestnut-eared bunting

chestnut-flanked-sparrowhawk

chestnutlike

chestnut-oak

chestnut-oaks

chestnut-rail

chestnut-rails

chestnuts

chestnut-teal

chestnut-teals

chestnut-tree

chestnut-trees

chestnutty

chest-of-drawers

chest-on-chest

chestpad

chestpads

chest-pass

chest-passes

chest-press

chest-presses

chest-rub

chest-rubs

chests

chests one's cards

chestsful

chests-of-drawers

chest-tightness

chest-voice

chest-wall

chesty

chet

chetah

chetahs

cheth

chetnik

chetniks

chetomin

chetotaxy

chetrum

chetrums

chetumal

chetverik

chetveriks

chetvert

chetverts

cheung fun

chev

chevache

chevachie

chevachies

chevage

chevages

cheval

cheval-de-frise

chevalet

cheval-glass

cheval-glasses

chevalier

chevalier d'industrie

chevalier maurice

chevalieri

chevaliers

chevauche

chevauchee

chevauchees

chevauchie

chevauchies

chevaux-de-frise

cheve

chevelure

cheven

chevener

chevens

cheventein

cheventeins

cheveril

chevet

chevied

chevies

cheville

chevin

chevins

cheviot

cheviot hills

cheviots

chevisance

chevisances

chevisaunce

chevon

chevre

ch-evre

chevrel-phase

chevrel-phases

chevrette

chevrolati

chevrolet

chevrolets

chevron

chevron-bone

chevron-bones

chevroned

chevronel

chevronels

chevroning

chevrons

chevronwise

chevrotain

chevrotains

chevs

chevy

chevy chase

chevying

chew

chew on

chew out

chew stick

chew sticks

chew the meat and spit out the bones

chew the rag

chew up and spit out

chewa

chewability

chewable

chewas

chewbacca-defense

chewbacca-defenses

chewed

chewed on

chewed up

chewed-over

chewed-the-fat

chewer

chewers

chewet

cheweth

chewets

chewie

chewie-on-ya-boot

chewier

chewies

chewiest

chewiness

chewing

chewing on

chewing stick

chewing sticks

chewing the cud

chewing up

chewing-gum

chewing-gums

chewing-lice

chewing-louse

chewingly

chewing-over

chewings

chewing-the-fat

chewing-tobacco

chewing-tobaccos

chewink

chewinks

chewit

chewits

chew-off

chew-on-the-scenery

chew-over

chewre

chewres

chews

chews on

chews up

chews-over

chews-the-fat

chewstick

chewsticks

chew-the-cud

chew-the-fat

chew-the-scenery

chew-toy

chew-toys

chew-up

chew-up-the-scenery

chewy

cheyenne

cheyenne river

cheyletid

cheyletids

cheyletoidea

cheyne-stokes respiration

chez

Chézy formula

chf

chfc

chg

chgd

chgrp

chh

chhabra

chhattisgarh

chhattisgarhi

chhertum

chhertums

chhurpi

chi

ch-i

chi meson

chi particle

chia

chia seed

chiack

chiacked

chiacking

chiacks

chian

Chian earth

Chian turpentine

chiang kai-shek

chiang mai

chianti

chiantis

chiantishire

chiapas

Chiari-Frommel syndrome

chiari-malformation

chiari-malformations

chiarivari

chiaro-oscuro

chiaro-oscuros

chiaroscuri

chiaroscurist

chiaroscurists

chiaroscuro

chiaroscuroed

chiaroscuros

chiasm

chiasma

chiasmas

chiasmata

chiasmi

chiasmodontid

chiasmodontidae

chiasmodontids

chiasms

chiasmus

chiastic

chiastolite

chiastolite-slate

chiastolite-slates

chiaus

chiauses

chiavennite

chiayi

chib

chiba

chibbal

chibbals

chibbed

chibbing

chibcha

chibchan

chibi

chibis

chibor

chibougamau

chibouk

chibouks

chibouque

chibouques

chibs

chic

chica

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chironemids

chironomic

chironomidae

chironomids

chironomies

chironomoidea

chironomus

chironomy

chiroplast

chiroplasts

chiropodist

chiropodists

chiropody

chiropractic

chiropractic medicine

chiropractics

chiropractor

chiropractors

chiropter

chiroptera

chiropteran

chiropterans

chiropterologist

chiropterologists

chiropterophilia

chiropterophilous

chiropterophily

chiropters

chiroptic

chiroptical

chiros

chirosophist

chirosophists

chirosophy

chirospecific

chirostylid

chirostylids

chiroteuthid

chiroteuthids

chirotopes

chirotopic

chiroxiphia

chirp

chirped

chirped pulse

chirper

chirpers

chirpier

chirpies

chirpiest

chirpily

chirpiness

chirping

chirping cup

chirping cups

chirping-chips

chirpingly

chirpings

chirplet

chirplets

chirps

chirpse

chirpsed

chirpses

chirpsing

chirpt

chirpy

chirpy-as-a-cricket

chirr

chirre

chirred

chirren

chirres

chirring

chirrings

chirrs

chirrup

chirruped

chirruper

chirrupers

chirruping

chirrupings

chirrups

chirrupy

chiru

chirugion

chirugions

chirurgeon

chirurgeonly

chirurgeons

chirurgeries

chirurgery

chirurgic

chirurgical

chirurgie

chirurgies

chirurgion

chirurgy

chis

chisasibi

chisel

chiseled

chiseler

chiselers

chiseling

chiselled

chiseller

chisellers

chiselling

chisels

chisholm

chisholm shirley anita saint hill

chisholm trail

chishti

chisinau

chisley

chisox

chi-square

chi-square test

chi-square-distribution

chi-square-distributions

chi-square-tests

chistka

chistkas

chistorra

chit

chita

chitahuri

chitals

chitchat

chit-chat

chitchats

chit-chats

chitchatted

chit-chatted

chitchatting

chit-chatting

chitenge

chitenges

chitin

chitinase

chitinases

chitinization

chitinizations

chitinlike

chitinolysis

chitinolytic

chitinous

chitlin

chitlin circuit

chitlings

chitlins

chitobiose

chiton

chitonid

chitonidae

chitonids

chitons

chitooctaose

chitooligomer

chitooligomers

chitooligosaccharide

chitooligosaccharides

chitosan

chitosans

chitosome

chitosomes

chitrakoot-division

chits

chittagong

chittagong-district

chittagong-division

chittagong-hill-tracts

chittagonian

chitted

chitter

chittered

chittering

chitterings

chitterling

chitterlings

chitters

chitties

chitting

chittlings

chittoor

chitty

chitupa

chitupas

chiura

chiv

chivache

chivachie

chivachies

chivalric

chivalries

chivalrous

chivalrously

chivalrousness

chivalry

chive

chives

chivied

chivies

chivito

chivitos

chivs

chivvied

chivvier

chivviers

chivvies

chivvy

chivvying

chivy

chivying

chk

chk file

chkalovite

chkalovites

chkdsk

chkpt

chks

chl

Chladni figure

Chladni figures

chladniite

chladniites

chlamydate

chlamydeous

chlamydera

chlamydes

chlamydia

chlamydiaceae

chlamydiae

chlamydial

chlamydiales

chlamydias

chlamydiasis

chlamydiosis

chlamydochaera

chlamydomonas

chlamydoselachid

chlamydoselachids

chlamydospore

chlamydospores

chlamydotis

chlamydotis-macqueenii

chlamydotis-undulata

chlamyphore

chlamyphores

chlamyphorus

chlamyphorus-truncatus

chlamys

chlets

chleuasicus

chleuasmos

chleuh

chleuhs

chlidonias

chlidonias-albostriatus

chlidonias-hybrida

chlidonias-leucopterus

chlidonias-niger

chlo

chloasma

chloasmas

chlodronate

chloe

chloephaga

chloephaga-hybrida

chloephaga-melanoptera

chloephaga-picta

chloephaga-poliocephala

chloephaga-rubidiceps

chlopsid

chlopsids

chlor-

chloracne

chloracnegen

chloracnegens

chloracyzine

chloraemia

chloragogen cell

chloragogen cells

chloral

chloral hydrate

chloralamide

chloralamides

chloralism

chloralkali

chloralkaline

chloralkalis

chloralodol

chloralose

chloralum

chloraluminite

chlorambucil

chloramide

chloramides

chloramine

chloramines

chloramine-t

chloramizole

chloramphenicol

chlorane

chloranil

chloranilic-acid

chloranthelia

chloranthus

chloranthy

chlorapatite

chlorapatites

chlorarachniophyte

chlorargyrite

chlorartinite

chloraseptic

chlorate

chlorates

chloratian

chloraurate

chloraurates

chlorazanil

chlorbartonite

chlorbenside

chlorbenzoxamine

chlorbetamide

chlorcyclizine

chlordane

chlordecone

chlordesmethyldiazepam

chlordiazepoxide

chlordimeform

chlordimorine

chlorella

chloremia

chlorenchyma

chlorestes

chlorethoxyfos

chlorfenapyr

chlorfenvinphos

chlorguanide

chlorhexadol

chlorhexidine

chlorhydria

chlorhydric

chlorhydrin

chlorhydrins

chlorian

chloric

chloric-acid

chloridate

chloridated

chloridates

chloridating

chloride

chloride of lime

chlorides

chloridic

chloridize

chloridized

chloridizes

chloridizing

chloridoideae

chlorimetric

chlorimetrical

chlorimetry

chlorimide

chlorimides

chlorimuron

chlorin

chlorinate

chlorinated

chlorinated-lime

chlorinates

chlorinating

chlorination

chlorinations

chlorinator

chlorinators

chlorine

chlorine oxides

chlorine-dioxide

chlorine-fluoride

chlorine-fluorides

chlorineless

chlorinelike

chlorine-monofluoride

chlorine-oxide

chlorine-pentafluoride

chlorine-trifluoride

chlorine-water

chloriney

chloriniferous

chlorinise

chlorinised

chlorinises

chlorinising

chlorinity

chlorinize

chlorinized

chlorinizes

chlorinizing

chlorinolysis

chlorinous

chlorins

chloriodic

chloriodine

chloris

chlorisondamine

chlorite

chlorites

chloritic

chloritoid

chloritoids

chlormadinone

chlormagaluminite

chlormanganokalite

chlormerodrin

chlormethane

chlormethanes

chlormethiazole

chlormethine

chlormezanone

chlormia

chlormidazole

chlornaphazine

chloro

chloroacetanilide

chloroacetanilides

chloroacetate

chloroacetates

chloroacetic

chloroacetic-acid

chloroacetone

chloroacetophenone

chloroacetophenones

chloroalkane

chloroalkanes

chloroalkene

chloroalkyl

chloroalkyls

chloroaluminate

chloroarene

chloroarenes

chloroaromatic

chloroauric

chloroauric-acid

chloroazotic acid

chlorobactene

chlorobenzene

chlorobenzenes

chlorobenzoate

chlorobenzyl

chlorobenzyls

chlorobi

chloroborane

chloroborate

chloroborates

chlorobutanol

chlorocalcite

chlorocarbon

chlorocarbons

chlorocebus

chloroceryle

chlorocharis

chlorocholesterol

chlorocholesterols

chlorochromate

chlorochromates

chlorochrysa

chlorocichla

chlorocresol

chlorocruorin

chlorocyphid

chlorocyphidae

chlorocyphids

chlorodifluoromethane

chlorodimethylsilane

chlorodyne

chlorodynes

chloroethane

chloroethanes

chloroethanoic acids

chloroethanoic-acid

chloroethyl

chloroethylamine

chloroethylene

chlorofibre

chlorofibres

chloroflexi

chlorofluorocarbon

chlorofluorocarbons

chlorofluoromethane

chlorofluoromethanes

chloroform

chloroformate

chloroformates

chloroformed

chloroformic-acid

chloroforming

chloroforms

chlorogalum

chlorogenic

chlorogenic acids

chlorogenic-acid

chloroguanide

chlorohydrin

chlorohydrins

chloroid

chlorokojic acid

chloroleucite

chloroleucites

chlorolipid

chloromenite

chloromercuribenzoic acid

chlorometer

chlorometers

chloromethane

chloromethanes

chloromethyl

chloromethylated

chloromethylation

chloromethylations

chloromethyls

chlorometry

chloromycetin

chloronium

chloronium-ion

chloropal

chloropals

chloroperlid

chloroperlids

chlorophacinone

chlorophane

chlorophanes

chlorophenol

chlorophenols

chlorophenyl

chlorophenylhydrazone

chlorophenylhydrazones

chlorophenyls

chlorophetanol

chlorophoenicite

chlorophoneus

chlorophonia

chlorophosphate

chlorophthalmid

chlorophthalmids

chlorophyceae

chlorophyl

chlorophyll

chlorophyll b

chlorophyll-a

chlorophyllic

chlorophyllide

chlorophyllides

chlorophyllin

chlorophyllins

chlorophyllous

chlorophylls

chlorophyta

chlorophyte

chlorophytes

chloropicrin

chloropid

chloropids

chloroplast

chloroplastic

chloroplastid

chloroplastids

chloroplasts

chloroplatinate

chloroplatinates

chloroplatinic

chloroplatinic-acid

chloropleth

chloropleths

chloroprednisone

chloroprene

chloroprocaine

chloroprocaine hydrochloride

chloropropane

chloropropene

chloropropyl

chloropseidae

chloropsis

chloroptic

chloropyramine

chloropyrazine

chloropyridine

chloropyridines

chloropyridyl

chloropyromorphite

chloroquine

chloroquinoline

chlororespiration

chlorornis

chlororuthenate

chlorosilyl

chlorosis

chlorosity

chlorosomal

chlorosome

chlorosomes

chlorospermous

chlorospingus

chlorostannate

chlorostannates

chlorostilbon

chlorosugar

chlorosulfite

chlorosulfolipid

chlorosulfolipids

chlorosulfonated-polyethylene

chlorosulfonated-polyethylenes

chlorosulfonic

chlorosulfonic-acid

chlorosulfonyl

chlorosulfuric

chlorosulfuric-acid

chlorosulpholipid

chlorosulpholipids

chlorosulphonic

chlorothalonil

chlorothen

chlorothiazide

chlorothionite

chlorothraupis

chlorotic

chlorotoluene

chlorotrianisene

chlorotriazine

chlorotriazines

chlorotrifluoroethylene

chlorotrifluoromethane

chlorotrimethylsilane

chlorous

chlorous-acid

chlorovinyl

chloroxiphite

chloroxuron

chloroxylenol

chloroxylenols

chlorphenamine

chlorphenesin

chlorpheniramine

chlorpheniramine maleate

chlorphenoxamine

chlorphentermine

chlorphenvinfos

chlorpicrin

chlorproethazine

chlorproguanil

chlorpromazine

chlorpropamide

chlorprothixene

chlorpyrifos

chlorquinaldol

chlortalidone

chlortetracycline

chlorthalidone

chlorthenoxazine

chlorthiamide

chlortoluron

chlor-trimeton

chlorurated

chloruret

chlorurets

chloryl

chloryls

chlorzoxazone

chlozolinate

chm

chmielewskii

chmn.

chmod

chmos

chn

chnactis

chnops

cho oyu

choad

choads

choak

choake

choaked

choaking

choaks

choana

choanae

choanocyte

choanocytes

choanoderm

choanoderms

choanoflagellate

choanoflagellatea

choanoflagellates

choanoflagellida

choanoid

choanozoa

choate

choc

chocaholic

chocaholics

chocard

chocards

choccie

choccies

choccy

chocenyo

chochenyo

choc-ice

choc-ices

chock

chockablock

chock-a-block

chock-a-block full

chocked

chocked-full

chocker

chockers

chock-full

chocking

chocks

chocks away

chockstone

chockstones

choco

choco labs

choco pie

chocogasm

chocogasms

chocoholic

chocoholics

chocoholism

choco-lab

chocolate

chocolate bomb

chocolate bombs

chocolate boxy

chocolate channels

chocolate chip cookie

chocolate chipper

chocolate chippers

chocolate concrete

chocolate crackle

chocolate crackles

chocolate cyst

chocolate cysts

chocolate digestive

chocolate digestives

chocolate habanero

chocolate habaneros

chocolate hot dogs

chocolate nemeses

chocolate nemesis

chocolate pansies

chocolate pansy

chocolate point

chocolate points

chocolate soldiers

chocolate spreads

chocolate trees

chocolate-bar

chocolate-bars

chocolate-box

chocolate-cake

chocolate-cakes

chocolate-chip

chocolate-chips

chocolate-diamond

chocolate-diamonds

chocolate-egg

chocolate-eggs

chocolate-face

chocolate-faces

chocolate-hot-dog

chocolateless

chocolatelike

chocolate-milk

chocolate-milks

chocolates

chocolate-soldier

chocolate-spread

chocolate-starfishes

chocolate-tree

chocolate-truffle

chocolate-truffles

chocolatey

chocolatier

chocolatiers

chocolatine

chocolaty

chocolo

chocolos

chocophile

chocophiles

chocorua mount

chocos

choco-tinamou

choco-tinamous

chocs

choctaw

choctawhatchee river

choctaws

choctaw-turn

chod

choda

chodder

chode

chodes

chods

choenices

choenix

choenixes

choeropsis

chogm

chogset

chogsets

choibalsan

choice

choice function

choice functions

choice of court agreement

choice of court agreements

choice of forum agreement

choice of forum agreements

choice of forum clause

choice of forum clauses

choice of law

choice of law clause

choice word

choice words

choiceful

choiceless

choicelessly

choicelessness

choicely

choiceness

choicer

choices

choicest

choice-theory

choil

choils

choir

choir loft

choir organ

choir organs

choir school

choir schools

choirboy

choir-boy

choirboyish

choirboys

choir-boys

choirgirl

choirgirls

choirless

choirlike

choirman

choirmaster

choirmasters

choirmate

choirmates

choirmen

choirmistress

choirmistresses

choirs

choir-screen

choir-screens

choise

choiseul

choisy

choke

choke a darkie

choke back

choke chain

choke chains

choke coil

choke down

choke hold

choke holds

choke off

choke out

choke points

choke prices

chokeberries

chokeberry

chokebore

chokecherries

chokecherry

choke-collar

choke-collars

choked

choked down

chokedamp

choke-damp

chokedar

chokedars

choked-the-chicken

choked-up

choke-full

chokehold

chokeholds

choke-pear

choke-pears

chokepoint

chokepoints

choke-price

choker

choker chain

choker chains

chokers

chokes

chokes down

chokeslam

chokeslams

chokest

chokes-the-chicken

chokestrap

chokestraps

chokes-up

choketh

choke-the-chicken

choke-the-luff

choke-up

chokey

chokidar

chokidars

chokiness

choking

choking coils

choking down

choking-bloom

choking-blooms

choking-coil

chokingly

chokings

choking-the-chicken

choking-up

choky

cholaemia

cholaemias

cholagogue

cholagogues

cholaic-acid

cholane

cholanes

cholangiocarcinoma

cholangiocarcinomas

cholangiocyte

cholangiocytes

cholangioenterostomy

cholangiogastrostomy

cholangiography

cholangiopathies

cholangiopathy

cholangioscopy

cholangiostomy

cholangiotomy

cholangitides

cholangitis

cholanoic-acid

cholargos

cholargus

cholate

cholates

chole

cholecalciferol

cholecyst

cholecystectomies

cholecystectomy

cholecystenterostomy

cholecystis

cholecystitis

cholecystocausis

cholecystocolostomy

cholecystoduodenostomy

cholecystogastrostomy

cholecystographic

cholecystographically

cholecystography

cholecystoileostomy

cholecystojejunostomy

cholecystokinin

cholecystokinins

cholecystopexy

cholecystorrhaphy

cholecystostomy

cholecystotomies

cholecystotomy

cholecysts

choledochectomy

choledochitis

choledochoduodenostomy

choledochoenterostomy

choledochojejunostomies

choledochojejunostomy

choledocholithotomy

choledochoplasty

choledochorrhaphy

choledochostomy

choledochotomy

choleic-acid

cholelithiases

cholelithiasis

cholelithotomy

cholemia

cholemias

cholent

cholents

choler

cholera

cholera morbus

choleraic

choleretic

choleretics

choleric

cholericly

cholericness

choleriform

cholerigenous

cholerine

cholerization

choleroid

cholers

cholestane

cholestanes

cholestanol

cholestasis

cholestatic

cholesteatoma

cholesteatomas

cholesteatomata

cholesteric

cholesteric lcd

cholesterics

cholesterin

cholesterins

cholesterol

cholesterol esterase

cholesterolaemia

cholesterolaemic

cholesterolemia

cholesterolemias

cholesterolemic

cholesterols

cholesteryl

cholesteryls

cholestyramine

cholestyramine resin

choli

choliamb

choliambic

choliambics

choliambs

cholic

cholic-acid

cholics

choline

cholinergic

cholinergically

cholinesterase

cholinesterases

cholinic

cholinic-acid

cholinomimetic

cholinomimetics

cholis

cholla

chollas

choller

cholmondeley

cholo

choloalite

cholochrome

choloepus

choloepus-didactylus

choloepus-hoffmanni

cholon

cholornis

choltries

choltry

cholula

choluria

choluric

cholylglycine

cholyltaurine

chometz

chomma

chommas

chommie

chommies

chomo

chomophyte

chomophytes

chomos

chomp

chomp down on

chomp-at-the-bit

chomped

chomped-at-the-bit

chomper

chompers

chomping

chomping-at-the-bit

chompings

chomps

chomskian

chomsky

chomsky (avram) noam

Chomsky hierarchy

chomskyan

chomskyanism

chon

chondestes

chondracanthid

chondracanthids

chondral

chondrectomy

chondrichthyan

chondrichthyans

chondrichthyes

chondrification

chondrifications

chondrified

chondrifies

chondrify

chondrifying

chondrigen

chondrigenous

chondrin

chondrinid

chondrinids

chondrion

chondriosome

chondrite

chondrites

chondritic

chondritis

chondro

chondroblast

chondroblasts

chondrocalcinosis

chondroclast

chondroclasts

chondrocostal

chondrocrania

chondrocranial

chondrocranium

chondrocyte

chondrocytes

chondrodite

chondrodysplasia

chondrodysplasias

chondrodysplastic

chondrodystrophy

chondroepiphysis

chondrogen

chondrogeneses

chondrogenesis

chondrogenic

chondrohierax

chondrohierax-uncinatus

chondrohierax-wilsonii

chondroid

chondroitin

chondroitin sulfate

chondroitinase

chondroitinases

chondroitins

chondroitinsulphatase

chondrology

chondroma

chondromalacia

chondromalacias

chondromas

chondromata

chondromatosis

chondrometer

chondrometers

chondromucoid

chondronectin

chondrophyte

chondrophytes

chondroplasty

chondroprotective

chondropterygian

chondropterygians

chondrosarcoma

chondrosarcomas

chondrosarcomata

chondrostei

chondrosteid

chondrosteids

chondrosternal

chondrosternoplasty

chondrostoma-olisiponensis

chondrotomies

chondrotomy

chondrule

chondrules

chondrus

chondrus-crispus

chonecolea

chonecoleaceae

chongake

chongjin

chongqing

Chongqing chicken

chonju

chonk

chonmage

chonps

chontales

choo

choo pattern

chooch

chooches

choo-choo

choo-choos

choo-choo-train

choo-choo-trains

choodle

choodles

choof

choogle

choogled

choogling

chook

chook chaser

chook raffle

chookhouse

chookhouses

chookie

chookies

chooks

choon

choons

choonz

choosability

choosable

choose

choose sides

choose the wrong horse

choose your battles

choose your own adventure

choose your own adventures

choosed

chooseling

chooselings

chooser

choosers

chooses

chooses up

choosest

chooseth

choose-up

choosey

choosier

choosiest

choosily

choosiness

choosing

choosing up

choosings

choosy

choot pattern

chop

chop block

chop chord

chop chords

chop cup

chop cups

chop dollars

chop down

chop house

chop houses

chop logics

chop shopped

chop shopping

chop sueys

chop-and-change

chopawamsic

chopboat

chopboats

chop-chop

chopchurch

chopchurches

chop-dollar

chope

chopfallen

chophouse

chophouses

chopin

chopin frederic francois

chopin kate o'flaherty

chopine

chopines

chopins

choplogic

chop-logic

choplogical

choppable

chopped

chopped and screwed

chopped-liver

chopped-logic

chopped-up

chopper

choppered

choppering

choppers

choppeth

choppier

choppiest

choppily

choppiness

chopping

chopping and changing

chopping up

chopping-block

chopping-blocks

chopping-board

chopping-boards

choppings

choppy

chopra

chops

chops and changes

chops up

chopshop

chop-shop

chop-shops

chopsocky

chopstick

chopstick rest

chopsticks

chopstix

chop-suey

chopt

chop-up

choque

chor

choragic

choragraphy

choragus

choral

choral speaking

chorale

chorale prelude

choralelike

chorales

choralist

choralists

chorally

choralography

chorals

chorasmia

chorasmian

chorasmians

chord

chord organ

chorda

chordaceae

chorda-dorsalis

chorda-filum

chordal

chordariales

chordata

chordata-craniata

chordate

chordates

chorded

chorded keyboard

chordee

chordees

chordeiles

chordeilinae

chording

chording keyboard

chordless

chordlike

chordoma

chordomas

chordomata

chordophone

chordophones

chordotomies

chordotomy

chordotonal

chord-progression

chord-progressions

chords

chordwise

chore

chorea

chorea gravidarum

choreal

choreatic

chored

choree

chorees

choregus

choreic

choreics

choreiform-movement

choreoathetosis

choreograph

choreographable

choreographed

choreographer

choreographers

choreographic

choreographical

choreographically

choreographies

choreographing

choreographist

choreographists

choreographs

choreography

choreology

chorepiscopal

chorepiscopus

chores

choreus

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Dance of the Seven Veils

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Dances of the Seven Veils

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Dane gun

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Danish oil

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Danth's law

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Darier-Roussy disease

Darier-Roussy syndrome

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dars

darsana

darshan

darshans

dar-st

dart about

dart sacs

dart tag

dart

dart2js

dartars

dartboard

dartboards

darted

darter

darters

dartest

darteth

dartford

darth

darth-vader

darth-vaders

darting

dartingly

dartings

dartitis

dartium

dartle

dartled

dartles

dartlike

dartling

dartmoor

dartmouth

dartoic

dartoid

dartos

dartrous

darts

dart-sac

daru

darug

darunavir

darvo

darvocet-n

darvon

darvon-cocktail

darvon-cocktails

darwin charles robert

Darwin drift

darwin erasmus

darwin

darwin-award

darwin-awards

darwiner

darwini

Darwinian curvature

Darwinian medicine

darwinian theory

darwinian

darwinianism

darwinianly

darwinians

darwinic

darwinii

darwinism

darwinist

darwinistic

darwinists

darwinization

darwinize

darwinized

darwinizes

darwinizing

Darwin's fox

darwin-s-finch

darwin-s-finches

darwin-s-frog

darwin-s-frogs

darwin-s-nothura

darwin-s-nothuras

darwin-s-rhea

darwin-s-rheas

darwin-stubby

darwinulid

daryl

daryush

Darzens condensation

Darzens reaction

Darzens reactions

das keyboard

das

da-s

dasatinib

dasd

dase

dased

dasein

dases

dash button

dash cam

dash cams

dash cherries

dash it

dash light

dash r

dash replenishment service

dash rw

Dash Wand

dash

dashami

dashboard

dashboarded

dashboarding

dashboards

dashcam

dashcams

dash-cherry

dash-d

dash-down

dashed

dasheen

dasheens

dasher

dashers

dashes

dashest

dasheth

dashi

dashier

dashiest

dashiki

dashikis

dashing

dashingly

dashingness

dashism

dashkovaite

dash-off

dashpot

dashpots

dasht

dasht-e-kavir

dasht-e-lut

dashwood

dashy

dasineura

dasing

dask

dasl

dasn-t

dasogale

dasogale-fontoynante

daspletosaurus

das-reich

dass

dassie rat

dassie rats

dassie

dassiepis

dassies

dassn-t

dassonvillei

dast

dastar

dastard

dastarded

dastardies

dastardize

dastardized

dastardizes

dastardizing

dastardlier

dastardliest

dastardliness

dastardling

dastardly

dastardness

dastards

dastardy

dastars

dastgah

dastgahs

dasv

dasy

dasyatid

dasyatidae

dasyatids

dasyatis

dasyatis-sabina

dasyatoidea

dasyclad

dasycladales

dasyclads

dasycrotapha

dasylophus

dasylophus-cumingi

dasylophus-superciliosus

dasymeter

dasymeters

dasymetric

dasyornis

dasyornithidae

dasyphyllous

dasypodid

dasypodidae

dasypodids

dasyprocta

dasyproctid

dasyproctidae

dasyproctids

dasypus

dasypus-bellus

dasypus-hybridus

dasypus-kappleri

dasypus-novemcinctus

dasypus-pilosus

dasypus-sabanicola

dasypus-septemcinctus

dasypus-yepesi

dasypygal

dasytid

dasytids

dasyure

dasyures

dasyurid

dasyuridae

dasyurids

dasyurinae

dasyurine

dasyurini

dasyuromorphia

dasyurus

dat file

dat

d-a-t

data abstraction

data accelerator

data access language

data acquisition

data administration

data administrator

data aging

data analysis

data analyst

data archiving

data area

data at rest

data availability

data backup

data bank

data banks

data base

data bases

data binding

data bindings

data bits

data blocker

data blockers

data breach

data broadcast

data broker

data bus

data buses

data busses

data cables

data cap

data card

data carousel

data carrier

data cartridge

data cassette

data ceiling

data cell

data center container

data center cooling

data center hosting

data center

data cholesterol

data circuit terminating equipment

data cleansing

data cloud

data code

data collaboration

data collection

data communications equipment

data communications

data compaction

data compression formats

data compression

data conferencing

data connection

data connector

data control clerk

data control department

data controllers

data conversion

data custody

data d-2

data decay

data declaration

data dedupe

data de-dupe

data deduplication

data de-duplication

data definition

data degradation

data democratization

data description language

data dictionaries

data dictionary

data dipper

data division

data divisions

data dredging

data dvd

data element

data elements

data encryption standard

data encryption

data engineer

data engineers

data entry department

data entry operator

data entry program

data entry validation

data entry

data error

data exchange format

data exchange interface

data exchange

data exfiltration

data exhaust

data extrusion

data fast

data federation

data field

data file format

data file

data flow diagram

data flow model

data flow

data fork

data format

data furnace

data fusions

data general one

data general

data glove

data gloves

data glut

data governance

data havens

data hiding

data highway

data hygiene

data independence

data integration

data integrity

data interchange format

data interchange standards association

data item

data kidnapping

data lake

data lakes

data latency

data leakage

data legibility

data library

data life cycle management

data limit

data line monitor

data line

data link connection identifier

data link escape

data link layer

data link protocol

data link switching

data link

data loading

data localization

data log

data logger

data logging

data longevity

data management system

data management

data manager

data manipulation language

data manipulation

data marshaling

data marshalling

data mart

data matrix

data matrixes

data member

data members

data memory

data migration

data miner

data miners

data mining

data mirroring

data model

data models

data modem

data module

data mover

data name

data network

data normalization

data over cable service interface specification

data overload

data packet

data parallel

data path

data phobic

data pipe

data plan

data plane

data planes

data port

data portability

data preprocessing

data privacy

data processing management association

data processing

data processor

data projecter

data projector

data propagator

data protection management

data protection

data pump

data quality

data race

data races

data rate

data record

data recorder

data recorders

data records

data recovery

data redundancy

data relocation

data relocator

data remanence

data remenance

data repository

data representation

data resource management

data retention

data roaming

data room

data rot

data sanitization

data science

data scientist

data scientists

data scraping

data scrubbing

data security

data server

data service unit

data service

data set or dataset

data set ready

data set

data sharing

data sheet

data sheets

data shredder

data signal

data silo

data sink

data sizes

data slam

data smog

data source

data storage provider

data storage

data store

data stream

data streams

data striping

data structure alignment

data structure

data surveillance

data switch

data synchronization

data system

data tablet

data terminal equipment

data terminal ready

data terminating equipment

data tiering

data trail

data trails

data transfer rate

data transfer rates

data transfer

data transformer

data transmission

data transparency

data transport

data type

data under voice

data vaulting

data visualisation

data visualization

data vs. voice plans

data warehouse

data warehousing

data web

data word

data/dat

data

data-access-object

data-access-objects

databack

databacks

databank

databanks

database 2

database administrator

database analyst

database cursor

database designer

database driver

database engine

database engines

database field

database machine

database management program

database management software

database management system

database manager

database models

database partitioning

database program

database publishing

database record

database schema

database server

database sharding

database software

database system

database transactions

database trigger

database

database-administrators

database-analysts

databased

databaselike

database-management-systems

database-model

databases

database-transaction

databasing

datablade

datable

databolts

databook

databooks

data-bound

databox

databoxes

databus

databuses

databusses

data-cable

data-carrier-equipment

data-carrier-equipments

datacast

datacaster

datacasters

datacasting

datacasts

datacenter container

datacenter cooling

datacenter hosting

datacenter in a box

datacenter manager

datacenter virtualization

datacenter

datacenters

data-centers

datacentre

data-centre

datacentres

data-centres

datacentric

data-circuit-terminating-equipments

datacom analyst

datacom

datacomms

datacommunications

data-communications-equipments

datacoms

data-controller

data-coupling

data-couplings

datacube

data-cube

datacubes

data-cubes

data-driven attack

dataease

datafile

datafiles

dataflex

dataflow diagram

dataflow programming

dataflow

data-flow-diagrams

dataflows

data-flows

data-fusion

dataglove

datagloves

datagram service

datagram

datagrams

datahub

datahubs

dataism

dataless

datalike

datalink

datalinks

datalog

datamart

datamarts

data-marts

datamatrix

data-modeling

datapath

datapaths

data-paths

dataphone

dataphones

dataplay

datapoint

data-point

datapoints

data-points

dataport

dataquest

datarate

datarates

data-rates

dataria

dataries

datary

dataset

datasets

data-sets

datasheet

datasheets

data-smoothing

dataspace

dataspaces

datastage

data-stick

data-sticks

data-stores

datastream

datastreams

data-structured-coupling

data-structured-couplings

data-structures

data-table

data-tables

datatac

data-terminal-equipments

data-transfer-object

data-transfer-objects

datatype

datatypes

data-types

dataveillance

data-warehouses

dataweb

dataworks

datcha

datchas

date back to

date coaching

date line

date math

date out

date plums

date rape

date shells

date windowing

date

dateable

datebook

datebooks

dated

datedly

datedness

datednesses

date-fish

dateless

datelessness

datelike

dateline

datelined

datelines

datelining

datem

date-mussel

date-mussels

date-night

date-nights

date-of-birth

datepalm

date-palm

datepalms

date-palms

date-plum

dater

date-rape-drug

date-rape-drugs

date-rapes

date-rapist

date-rapists

daters

dates with destiny

dates

date-shell

dates-of-birth

dates-of-births

datestamp

datestamped

datestamping

datestamps

datestone

datestones

date-tree

date-trees

datewise

date-with-destiny

datholite

datholites

datil

datils

dating service

dating

dating-agencies

dating-agency

datings

dation

dation-in-payment

dations in payment

datiscin

datiscins

dative absolute

dative

dative-bond

dative-bonds

dative-case

dative-cases

dative-executor

datively

dative-of-purpose

datives

dative-sickness

datives-of-purpose

dativizable

dativization

dativize

dativized

dativizes

dativizing

datiwuy

dato

datolite

datolites

datong

datp

dats

Datterini tomato

Datterini tomatoes

datto

datum

datum-circle

datum-circles

datum-line

datum-lines

datum-plane

datum-planes

datum-point

datum-points

datums

datum-surface

datum-surfaces

datura

datura-inoxia

datura-metel

daturametelin

daturametelins

datura-stramonium

daturic acid

daturilin

daturine

daturism

daty

dau

daub

daube

daubed

daubentonia

daubentoniid

daubentoniidae

daubentoniids

dauber

dauberies

daubers

Daubert standard

daubery

daubes

daubest

daubeth

daubigny

daubing

daubings

daubreelite

daubreelites

daubs

daubster

dauby

daucus-carota

daudet alphonse

daudet

dauer

dauerlarva

dauerlarvae

dauermodification

dauermodifications

dauers

dauerschlaf

daugava

daugavpils

daugh

daughs

daughter board

daughter cells

daughter companies

daughter from California syndrome

daughter isotope

daughter isotopes

daughter languages

daughter nuclides

daughter of God

daughter of Sappho

daughter

daughterboard

daughterboards

daughtercard

daughtercards

daughter-cell

daughter-company

daughtered

daughterhood

daughterin

daughtering

daughter-in-law

daughter-language

daughterless

daughterlike

daughterliness

daughterling

daughterlings

daughterly

daughter-nuclide

daughter-of-eve

daughter-of-joy

daughter-of-the-manse

daughter-out

daughters of Eve

daughters of joy

daughters of Sappho

daughters

daughter-sauce

daughter-sauces

daughters-in-law

daughters-of-the-manse

daughtren

daukes

daumier honore

daumier

daunce

dauncer

daunc-t

daunian

daunii

daunomycin

daunorubicin

daunorubicine

daunosamine

daunt

daunted

dauntedly

daunter

daunters

daunting

dauntingly

dauntless

dauntlessly

dauntlessness

dauntons

daunts

daunyng

dauphin

dauphine

dauphin-e

dauphiness

dauphinesses

dauphinoise

dauphinoises

dauphins

dauphiny

daur

daura

daurade

dauria

daurian

daurian-jackdaw

daurinol

daurs

daut

dauw

dauws

dav

davage

davaineid

davaineids

davalintide

davanite

Davao de Oro

Davao del Norte

Davao del Sur

davao

dave

daven

d'avenant

davened

davening

davenport charles benedict

davenport john

Davenport trick

davenport

davenports

davens

daventry

daveon

davey

davey-crockett-cap

davey-crockett-caps

davey-crockett-hat

davey-crockett-hats

davey-jones

davicil

david d'angers

david i

david jacques louis

david

davidge

davidi

davidian

davidic

davidite

davids

davidson

davidsonian

davie

daviel's operation

davies peter maxwell

davies

davila y padilla agustin

davina

davinci

da-vincian

davion

davis benjamin oliver

davis bette

davis dwight filley

davis jefferson

davis miles dewey, jr.

davis rebecca harding

davis richard harding

davis samuel george, jr.

davis strait

davis stuart

davis

davisae

Davis-Base Nuclear Power Plant Incident of 2003

davisi

davison

davit

davits

davitt

davlik

davo

davos

davreuxite

davy humphry

davy jones's locker

davy

davy-crockett-cap

davy-crockett-caps

davy-crockett-hat

davy-crockett-hats

davy-jones

davy-jones-locker

davy-lamp

davy-lamps

davyne

davys

davyum

daw

da-wa

dawah

dawb

dawcock

dawdle

dawdled

dawdler

dawdlers

dawdles

dawdling

dawdlingly

dawdlings

dawe

dawed

dawega

dawes charles gates

dawes william

dawes

dawg

dawghtor

dawgs

dawida

dawing

dawings

dawinka

dawish

dawk

dawkes

dawkin

dawkinite

dawkinites

dawkins

dawkinsian

dawks

dawn choir

dawn choirs

dawn choruses

dawn on

dawn raid

dawn raids

dawn redwood

dawn redwoods

dawn upon

dawn

dawna

dawncer

dawn-chorus

dawned

dawned-on

dawnest

dawneth

dawning

dawning-on

dawnings

dawnless

dawnlight

dawnlike

dawn-of-a-new-day

dawn-patrol

dawn-patrols

dawn-prayer

dawn-prayers

dawns

dawns-on

dawntime

daws

dawson creek

dawson

dawsonite

dawt

dawted

dax stock index

dax

daxter

day book

day by day

day camp

day care

day cares

day centre

day centres

day clarence shepard, jr.

day coal

day count conventions

day dorothy

day dot

day in court

day jobs

day larks

day letter

day lilies

day nursery

day of days

Day of Judgement

day of judgment

day of rest

day of the dead

day order

day orders

day sailer

day shape

day shapes

day spa

day stephen

day student

day times

day trades

day trading

day worker

day zero

day

day-after recall tests

day-after

day-after-day

day-after-recall-test

day-after-tomorrow

day-age creationism

dayak

dayaks

dayan moshe

day-and-age

day-and-night

day-at-the-beach

daybeam

daybeams

daybed

day-bed

daybeds

day-beds

day-before-yesterday

day-blind

day-blindness

dayboat

dayboats

daybook

daybooks

day-boy

day-boys

daybreak

day-break

daybreaks

daycare

day-care-center

day-care-centers

daycarer

daycarers

daycares

daycation

daycations

daycoach

daycoaches

day-count-convention

daydream view

daydream vr

daydream

daydreamed

daydreamer

daydreamers

daydreaming

daydreamingly

daydreamings

daydreamlike

daydreams

daydreamt

daydreamy

daye

dayed

dayee

day-ee

dayees

dayenu

dayer

dayereh

dayerehs

dayers

dayes

day-fine

day-fines

dayflies

dayflower

dayflowers

dayfly

day-for-night

day-glo

dayglow

dayglows

daygo

dayi

dayi-method

day-in-day-out

daying

day-in-the-sun

day-job

daykin

day-labor

day-laborer

day-laborers

day-labourer

day-labourers

day-lark

day-late-dollar-short

daylength

daylengths

dayless

day-lewis

daylife

daylight overdraft

daylight saving time

daylight saving

daylight standard time

daylight time

daylight

daylighted

daylighting

daylight-overdrafts

daylight-robberies

daylight-robbery

daylights

daylight-savings

daylight-savings-time

daylight-savings-times

daylight-saving-times

daylike

daylilies

daylily

day-lily

daylit

daylong

daymare

daymares

daymark

daymarks

day-net

day-nets

day-neutral plant

day-neutral

day-nighter

day-of-atonement

day-off

day-of-reckoning

day-one

day-or-night

day-out

daypack

day-pack

daypacks

day-packs

daypeep

day-peep

daypro

day-pupil

day-pupils

day-release

dayrise

dayrises

dayroom

day-room

dayrooms

day-rooms

days after

days at the beach

Days of Awe

days of grace

days of judgement

days of judgment

days of reckoning

days of rest

days out

day's residue

days

daysack

daysacks

daysail

daysailed

daysailer

daysailers

daysailing

daysailings

daysails

day-school

day-schools

dayshift

day-shift

dayshifts

day-shifts

dayside

daysides

day-sign

day-signs

daysleeper

daysleepers

daysman

daysmen

days-off

days-of-wine-and-roses

days-of-yore

dayson

dayspring

daysprings

daystar

daystars

daytime drama

daytime

day-time

daytimer

daytimers

daytimes

day-to-day

dayton

daytona beach

daytrade

day-trade

daytrader

day-trader

daytraders

day-traders

day-trip

day-tripper

daytrippers

day-trippers

day-trips

dayum

daywear

daywork

day-work

day-year principle

dazbog

dazdee

daze

dazed

dazedly

dazedness

dazes

dazhbog

dazhdbog

dazibao

dazibaos

dazidamine

daziness

dazing

dazolicine

dazopride

dazoquinast

dazoxiben

dazy

dazzle

dazzle-camouflage

dazzled

dazzlement

dazzlements

dazzler

dazzlers

dazzles

dazzlest

dazzleth

dazzling

dazzlingly

dazzlingness

db connector

db connectors

db expo

db to db adapter

db/dc

db/km

db

db15

db-15

db2 everyplace

db2 udb

db2/2

db2/400

db2/6000

db2

db25

db-25

db37

db-37

db50

db-50

db9

db-9

dba

dbaas

d-bag

d-bags

dbas

dbase compiler

dbase mac

dbase plus

dbase versions

dbase

dbc

dbcles

dbclob

dbcp

dbcs

dbe

d-beat

dbef

d-better

dbeyr

dbf file

dbfast

dbfe

dbgt

dbh

dbi

dbl

dblai

dblib

dbm

dbmi

dbms

dbn

dbomp

dbp

dbpedia

dbq

dbridements

dbs

dbsa

dbses

dbt

dbutantes

dbuting

dbuts

dbv

dbx

dbxl

dc hsdpa

dc hspa

dc hsupa

dc system

dc/osx

dc

d-c

dc2000

dc-2000

dca

dcaa

dcadi

d-c-al-coda

d-c-al-fine

dcapblstic

dcapbtls

dcap-btls

dcat

dcc

dcch

d-c-cir

dccs

dcd

dcdi

dce

dcf

dcg

dch

dchp

dci

dcim

dcinema

d-cinema

dcis

d-cks

dcl

dclasse

dcli

dcm

DCMA

dcmi

dcms

dco

dcolletages

dcollete

d-colo

dcom

d-conn

dcortainment

dcp

dcpm

dcs

dcss

dct

dcte

dctp

dcu

dcxo

d-c-z

dd

d-d

dd2

dd214

ddal

ddavp

d-day

d-days

ddbms

ddc

d-d-c

ddc1

ddc-1

ddc2

ddc-2

ddcmp

ddd

dde

d-del

ddi

ddl

ddm

ddml

ddmmyy

ddmmyyyy

ddms

ddn nic

ddn

ddns relay

ddns

ddntp

ddntps

ddo

ddos attack

ddos

ddp

ddr dram

ddr ram

ddr sdram

ddr

ddr2 ram

ddr2 sdram

ddr2

ddr266

ddr3 sdram

ddr3

ddr333

ddr3l

ddr4

ddr400

ddr5

ddram

dds

d-d-s

dds1

dds-1

dds2

dds-2

dds3

dds-3

ddt

ddu

ddwg

dd-wrt

ddx

de Brienne

de broglie louis (victor pierre raymond)

de Broglie wavelengths

de Broglie-Bohm theory

de Bruijn graph

de Bruijn graphs

de Bruijn index

de Bruijn indexes

de Bruijn notation

de Bruijn sequence

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devocalize

devocalized

devocalizes

devocalizing

devocation

devocations

devoice

devoiced

devoices

devoicing

devoicings

devoid

devoided

devoiding

devoidness

devoids

devoir

devoirs

devolatilization

devolatilizations

devolatilize

devolatilizer

devolatilizers

devolute

devolution

devolutional

devolutionary

devolutions

devolve

devolved

devolvement

devolves

devolving

Devon colic

devon island

Devon wrestling

devon

devonian

devonians

devon-rex

devon-rexes

devons

Devonshire split

Devonshire splits

Devonshire stew

devonshire

devonshire-tea

devonshire-teas

devops

devoration

devorations

devotaries

devotary

devotchka

devotchkas

devote

devoted

devotedly

devotedness

devotee

devotees

devotement

devotements

devoter

devoters

devotes

devotest

devoteth

devoting

devotion

devotional

devotionalist

devotionalists

devotionalities

devotionality

devotionally

devotionals

devotions

devoto

devotoes

devotor

devotors

devour

devourable

devoured

devourer

devourers

devouress

devouresses

devoureth

devouring

devouringly

devours

devout

devouter

devoutest

devoutful

devoutless

devoutly

devoutness

devouts

devove

devow

devowed

devowing

devows

devs

devshirme

devulcanization

devulcanize

devulcanized

devulcanizes

devulcanizing

devulgarize

devulgarized

devulgarizes

devulgarizing

devvel

dew worm

dew

dewa

dewali

dewan

dewar (flask)

dewar

dewar-flasks

dewarra

dewars

dewar-vessel

dewar-vessels

dewata

dewatas

dewater

dewatered

dewatering

dewaters

dewax

dewaxed

dewaxes

dewaxing

dewberries

dewberry

dewclaw

dewclaws

dewdrop

dew-drop

dewdrops

dew-drops

dewed

deweight

deweighted

deweighting

deweights

dewet

dewets

dewetted

dewetting

dewey decimal classification

dewey george

dewey john

dewey melvil

dewey thomas edmund

Dewey, Cheatem and Howe

dewey

deweyan

dewfall

dew-fall

dewfalls

dewier

dewiest

dewikified

dewikifies

dewikify

dewikifying

dewily

dewindtite

dewiness

dewing

dewire

dewired

dewires

dewiring

dewlap

dewlapped

dewlaps

dewless

dewlike

dew-line

deworm

dewormed

dewormer

dewormers

deworming

deworms

dew-point spread

dewpoint

dew-point

dewpoints

dew-points

dewr

dewret

dewrets

dewretted

dewretting

dews

dewwater

dew-water

dewworm

dewworms

dewy

dewy-eyed

dex

dexa

dexamethasone

dexamethasones

dexamethosone

dexamfetamine

dexaminid

dexaminids

dexamisole

dexbrompheniramine

dexchlorpheniramine

dexecadotril

dexedrine

dexefaroxan

dexelvucitabine

dexes

dexetimide

dexfenfluramine

dexibuprofen

dexie

dexified

dexifies

dexify

dexifying

dexindoprofen

dexiotropic

dexivacaine

dexketoprofen

dexlansoprazole

dexlofexidine

dexloxiglumide

dexmedetomidine

dexmethylphenidate

dexnafenodone

dexniguldipine

dexoxadrol

dexpanthenol

dexpramipexole

dexpropranolol

dexproxibutene

dexrazoxane

dexsecoverine

dextamphetamine

dexter

dexter-chief

dexter-chiefs

dexterious

dexterities

dexterity

dexterous

dexterously

dexterousness

dexters

dexterwise

dextofisopam

dextr-

dextrad

dextral

dextral-fault

dextrality

dextrally

dextran

dextranomer

dextrans

dextrer

dextrin

dextrinase

dextrinoid

dextrins

dextrinuria

dextro

dextroamfetamine

dextroamphetamine

dextrocardia

dextrocardiac

dextrocardiacs

dextrocardias

dextrocycloversion

dextrodepression

dextroelevation

dextrogere

dextroglucose

dextrogyrate

dextrogyre

dextrolateral

dextromenthol

dextromethorphan

dextromoramide

dextronic-acid

dextropropoxyphene

dextrorotary

dextrorotation

dextrorotatory

dextrorphan

dextrorphanol

dextrorse

dextrose

dextroses

dextrosulfenidol

dextrosulphenidol

dextrotartaric-acid

dextrothyroxine

dextrous

dextrously

dextrousness

dextroversion

dextroversions

dexverapamil

dexy

dey

deyes

deys

dezaguanine

dezful

dezh

dezhnev cape

dezhnev

dezincification

dezincifications

dezincified

dezincifies

dezincify

dezincifying

dezocine

df

d-f

dfa

d-f-a

dfac

dfacs

dfas

dfat

dfb laser

dfc

dfd

dfdau

dff

dfk

dfl

d-flat-major

dfm

dfmr

dfp

d-frame

d-frames

dfs

dfsg

dfsms

dft mode

dft

dftba

dftd

dfts

dfw

dg xiii

dg/ux

dg

dge-lugs

dgernesiais

dglc

d-glyceraldehyde

dgmp

dgps

dgs

dgtp

d-guam

dgy

dh

dha

dhaal

dhagat

dhaincha

dhak

dhaka

dhaka-district

dhaka-division

dhaki

dhakis

dhaks

dhal

dhals

dhamma

dhammas

dhampir

dhampirs

dhanalaxmi

dhanbad

dhanish

dhansak

dhansaks

dharma talk

dharma talks

dharma

dharmas

dharmic

dharna

dharnas

dharruk

dharug

dharuk

dhatki

dhat-syndrome

dhaulagiri

d-haw

dhcp autoconfiguration addressing

dhcp reservation

dhcp server

dhcp

dhcpv6

dhd

dhea

dheeraj

dheerasankarabharanam

dhegiha

dhenuka

dhhs

dhikr

dhikrs

dhimma

dhimmi

dhimmis

dhimmitude

dhindo

dhivehi

dhl

dhmo

dho

dhobi dust

dhobi itch

dhobi

dhobis

dhoby

dhobying

dhofari-arabic

dhokla

dhoklas

dhol

dholak

dholaki

dholaks

dhole

dholes

dholki

dholkis

dhols

dholuo

D'Hondt method

dhoney

dhoneys

dhoni

dhonies

dhonis

dhony

d-horizon

dhoti

dhotis

dhow

dhows

dhring-s-rule

dhritarashtra

dhrupad

dhruva

dhrystone

dhs

dhss

dht

dhtml

Dhu'l-Hij·jah

Dhu'l-Qa'·dah

dhuhr

dhulbahante

dhul-hijjah

dhul-qarnayn

dhupadhola

dhurrie

dhurries

dhuwal

dhv

dhyana

dhz

di press

di

d-i

dia de la raza

dia

diabase

diabasic

diabatic

diabatically

diabatization

diabeetus

diabesity

diabeta

diabetes

diabetes-insipidus

diabetes-mellitus

diabetic embryopathies

diabetic neuropathy

diabetic

diabetical

diabetically

diabetic-embryopathy

diabetics

diabetogenic

diabetogenicity

diabetologist

diabetologists

diabetology

diabinese

diable

diablerie

diableries

diablery

diablo emulation

diablo printer

diablo

diablos

diabolic

diabolical

diabolicalities

diabolicality

diabolically

diabolicalness

diabolick

diabolified

diabolifies

diabolify

diabolifying

diabolism

diabolisms

diabolistic

diabolize

diabolized

diabolizes

diabolizing

diabolo

diabologue

diabologues

diabolos

diabulimia

diacap

diacatholicon

diacatholicons

diacaustic

diacaustics

diacerein

diacetate

diacetates

diacetic acid

diacetolol

diacetone

diacetyl

diacetylated

diacetyldihydromorphine

diacetylene

diacetylenes

diacetylmorphine

diacetylrhein

diachroneity

diachronic

diachronically

diachronicities

diachronicity

diachronic-linguistics

diachronous

diachrony

diachylon

diachylons

diachylum

diacid

diacids

diaclasis

diacodium

diacodiums

diaconal

diaconate

diaconates

diaconiology

diacope

diacoustic

diacoustics

diacranterian

diacritic

diacritical

diacritical-hook

diacritical-hooks

diacritical-mark

diacritical-marks

diacriticals

diacriticked

diacritics

diacrylate

diacrylates

diactinic

diactivated

diacyl

diacylamine

diacylamines

diacylated

diacylation

diacylglyceride

diacylglycerides

diacylglycerol

diacylglycerols

diacytosis

diad

diadduct

diadducts

diadectid

diadectids

diadelphian

diadelphous

diadelphy

diadem spider

diadem spiders

diadem

diadematacea

diadematid

diadematids

diadematoid

diadematoida

diadematoids

diademed

diademed-sifaka

diademed-sifakas

diademing

diadems

diadic

diadinoxanthin

diadochite

diadochokinesia

diadochokinesis

diadrom

diadromous

diadroms

diads

diadumenos

diaereses

diaeresis

diag

diageneses

diagenesis

diagenetic

diagenetically

diageotropic

diageotropism

diagetic

diaghilev sergei pavlovich

diaghilev

diaglyph

diaglyphic

diaglyphs

diagnosabilities

diagnosability

diagnosable

diagnosably

diagnose

diagnosed

diagnosee

diagnosees

diagnoser

diagnosers

diagnoses

diagnosing

diagnosis

diagnostic board

diagnostic overshadowing

diagnostic tracks

diagnostic

diagnostically

diagnosticate

diagnosticated

diagnosticates

diagnosticating

diagnostic-drawing-series

diagnostician

diagnosticians

diagnosticities

diagnostick

diagnostics

diagometer

diagometers

diagonal bear spread

diagonal bull spread

diagonal calendar

diagonal calendars

diagonal mark

diagonal marks

diagonal morphism

diagonal morphisms

diagonal scale

diagonal scales

diagonal spread

diagonal spreads

diagonal

diagonal-element

diagonal-elements

diagonalisability

diagonalisation

diagonalisations

diagonalise

diagonalised

diagonalises

diagonalising

diagonality

diagonalizability

diagonalizable

diagonalization

diagonalizations

diagonalize

diagonalized

diagonalizes

diagonalizing

diagonally

diagonal-matrices

diagonal-matrix

diagonals

diagonial

diagram

diagram-chase

diagram-chases

diagram-chasing

diagramed

diagraming

diagramless

diagrammatic

diagrammatical

diagrammatically

diagrammatics

diagramme

diagrammed

diagrammes

diagramming program

diagramming

diagrams

diagraph

diagraphic

diagraphics

diagraphs

diagrid

diagrids

diaheliotropic

diaheliotropism

diakinesis

diakinetic

diakoptics

dial around

dial back

dial down

dial gauge

dial gauges

dial indicators

dial into

dial number

dial numbers

dial tone

dial

dial-a-

dialable

dialane

dialarhoea

dial-a-ride problem

dial-a-ride

dialdehyde

dialdehydes

dialdose

dialdoses

dialect atlas

dialect continua

dialect geography

dialect

dialectal

dialectality

dialectally

dialect-continuum

dialectic

dialectical

dialectically

dialectical-materialism

dialectician

dialecticians

dialecticism

dialecticisms

dialectick

dialectics

dialectism

dialectisms

dialectless

dialectological

dialectologically

dialectologist

dialectologists

dialectology

dialectometric

dialectometrics

dialectometry

dialects

dialed back

dialed down

dialed in

dialed number identification service

dialed number recorder/dialed number record

dialed

dialefe

dialefes

dialer hijacking

dialer

dialers

dialetheia

dialetheic

dialetheism

dialethic

dialid

dialids

dial-in

dial-indicator

dialing back

dialing down

dialing in

dialing

dialings

dialist

dialists

dial-it-in

dialkene

dialkenes

dialkyl

dialkylamine

dialkylamino

dialkylammonium

dialkylated

dialkylation

dialkylzinc

diallable

diallage

diallages

dialled back

dialled down

dialled

diallel

diallelic

dialler

diallers

dialling back

dialling code

dialling down

dialling

diallings

dialling-tone

diallist

diallists

diallyl

diallyls

diallylthiambutene

diallylurea

dialog box

dialog tag

dialog window

dialog windows

dialog

dialog-boxes

dialogic

dialogical

dialogically

dialogics

dialogism

dialogisms

dialogist

dialogistic

dialogistical

dialogists

dialogite

dialogites

dialogize

dialogized

dialogizes

dialogizing

dialogs

dialogue box

dialogue tag

dialogue tags

dialogue

dialogue-boxes

dialogued

dialogues

dialoguing

dialoguist

dialoguists

dialpad

dials back

dials down

dials in

dials

dial-tones

dialuminium

dialuminum

dial-up access

dial-up adapter

dial-up circuit

dial-up internet access

dial-up line

dial-up modem

dial-up network

dial-up networking

dial-up services

dialup

dial-up

dialups

dial-ups

dialuramide

dialuric acids

dialuric

dialuric-acid

dialypetalous

dialysability

dialysable

dialysate

dialysates

dialyse

dialysed

dialyser

dialysers

dialyses

dialysing

dialysis

dialytic

dialytically

dialytic-telescope

dialytic-telescopes

dialyzable

dialyzate

dialyzation

dialyzations

dialyze

dialyzed

dialyzer

dialyzers

dialyzes

dialyzing

diam

diamagnet

diamagnetic

diamagnetically

diamagnetics

diamagnetism

diamagnetization

diamagnets

diamantaire

diamantaires

diamantane

diamantanes

diamante poem

diamante

diamant-e

diamantes

diamantiferous

diamantine

diamants

diameter

diameters

diametral

diametrally

diametrals

diametre

diametres

diametric

diametrical

diametrically

diamfenetide

diamictite

diamictites

diamide

diamides

diamidide

diamidides

diamidine

diamidines

diamidino

diamido

diamine

diamines

diamino

diaminoalkane

diaminoalkanes

diaminobenzene

diaminobenzidine

diaminobenzidines

diaminocyclohexyl

diaminoethane

diaminoethanes

diaminofluorescein

diaminofluoresceins

diaminomonocarboxylic

diaminonaphthalene

diaminonaphthotriazole

diaminophenol

diaminophenols

diaminopimelate

diaminopimelates

diaminopimelic acids

diaminopimelic

diaminopimelic-acid

diaminopyrimidine

diaminopyrimidines

diamir-division

diammoniate

diammoniates

diammonium

diamond anvil cells

diamond beetle

diamond beetles

diamond bird

diamond birds

diamond bracket

diamond brackets

diamond crossovers

diamond cut diamond

diamond dove

diamond doves

diamond duck

diamond ducks

diamond dust

diamond firetail

diamond firetails

diamond frames

diamond head

diamond jubilee

diamond jubilees

diamond junctions

diamond marimba

diamond marimbas

diamond mortar

diamond mortars

diamond numbers

diamond pastes

diamond planet

diamond planets

diamond plates

diamond poem

diamond poems

diamond problem

diamond problems

diamond python

diamond pythons

diamond saws

diamond wedding

diamond wheel

diamond wheels

diamond

diamond-anvil-cell

diamondback moth

diamondback terrapin

diamondback

diamondback-rattlesnake

diamondbacks

diamond-carries

diamond-carry

diamond-cross

diamond-crossing

diamond-crossings

diamond-crossover

diamond-cutter

diamond-cutters

diamonded

diamond-frame

diamondiferous

diamonding

diamond-in-the-rough

diamondize

diamondized

diamondizes

diamondizing

diamond-junction

diamond-lane

diamond-lanes

diamondless

diamondlike

diamond-number

diamondoid

diamondoids

diamond-paste

diamond-plate

diamond-ring

diamond-rings

diamonds

diamond-saw

diamonds-in-the-rough

diamond-square algorithm

diamond-twill

diamond-twills

diamondville

diamond-water paradox

diamonte

diamontes

diamorphine

diamox

diampromide

diamthazole

diamylene

diamylenes

diana

dianalytic

dianamania

diana-monkey

diana-monkeys

dian-cecht

dianchi-lake

diand

diandrous

diandry

diane de poitiers

diane

dianetic

dianetics

dianhydride

dianhydrides

dianic

dianicline

dianic-wicca

dianic-wiccan

dianion

dianions

dianisidine

dianisyldiethynylsilane

dianium

dian-lake

diann

dianna

dianne

dianoetic

dianoetically

dianoia

dianoialogy

dianthovirus

dianthoviruses

dianthus

dianthus-caryophyllus

dianthus-compactus

dianthuses

diaoyudaoite

diaoyu-islands

diapase

diapasm

diapasms

diapason

diapasons

diapause

diapaused

diapauses

diapausing

diapedeses

diapedesis

diapensia

diapente

diapentes

diaper cake

diaper cakes

diaper deck

diaper decks

diaper lovers

diaper pail

diaper pails

diaper rashes

diaper

diapered

diaperhood

diapering

diaperings

diaperish

diaperless

diaperlike

diaper-lover

diaper-rash

diapers

diaphane

diaphaneities

diaphaneity

diaphanic

diaphanid

diaphanids

diaphanie

diaphanies

diaphanization

diaphanized

diaphanometer

diaphanometers

diaphanoscope

diaphanoscopes

diaphanotype

diaphanotypes

diaphanous

diaphanously

diaphanousness

diaphone

diaphoneme

diaphones

diaphonic

diaphonical

diaphonics

diaphonization

diaphonized

diaphony

diaphorase

diaphoresis

diaphoretic

diaphoretical

diaphoretics

diaphorite

diaphote

diaphotes

diaphragm

diaphragma pelvis

diaphragmatic

diaphragmatically

diaphragmed

diaphragmic

diaphragmic-breathing

diaphragming

diaphragms

diaphragm-wall

diaphragm-walls

diaphtherin

diaphyseal

diaphysectomy

diaphysial

diaphysis

diaphysitis

diapir

diapiric

diapirically

diapirism

diapirs

diapnoic

diapolycopene

diapophyses

diapophysical

diapophysis

diapositive

diapriid

diapriids

diapsid

diapsida

diapsids

diaptomid

diaptomids

diapycnal

diarchal

diarchies

diarchy

diareses

diaresis

diarginate

diarial

diaries

diarise

diarised

diarises

diarising

diarist

diaristic

diaristically

diarists

diarize

diarized

diarizes

diarizing

diaromatic

diaromatics

diarrhea of the mouth

diarrhea

diarrheagenic

diarrheal

diarrheas

diarrheic

diarrhetic

diarrhoe

diarrhoeagenic

diarrhoeal

diarrhoeas

diarrhoeic

diarsane

diarsanes

diarsenide

diarsenides

diarsine

diarsines

diarsinine

diarsole

diarthrodial

diarthrophallid

diarthrophallids

diarthrosis

diary

diaryl

diarylamine

diarylamines

diarylated

diarylation

diarylethene

diarylethenes

diarylike

diaryliodonium

diarylmaleimide

diarylmaleimides

diarylquinoline

diarylquinolines

diary-writer

dias bartolomeu

dias

diaschisis

diascopic

diascord

diascordium

diaspidid

diaspididae

diaspidids

diaspora

diasporan

diasporas

diaspore

diaspores

diasporic

diastalsis

diastaltic

diastase

diastases

diastasic

diastasis recti

diastasis

diastatic

diastatid

diastatids

diastem

diastema

diastemal

diastemas

diastemata

diastematic

diastematomyelia

diastems

diaster

diastereocontrol

diastereofacial

diastereoisomer

diastereoisomeric

diastereoisomerism

diastereoisomerisms

diastereoisomerization

diastereoisomerizations

diastereoisomers

diastereomer

diastereomeric

diastereomerically

diastereomerization

diastereomerizations

diastereomers

diastereomorphism

diastereoselection

diastereoselective

diastereoselectively

diastereoselectivities

diastereoselectivity

diastereotopic

diasters

diastole

diastoles

diastolic blood pressures

diastolic pressure

diastolic

diastolic-blood-pressure

diastomatomyelia

diastomyelia

diastratic

diastrophism

diastyle

diastylid

diastylids

diasystem

diasystemic

diasystems

diatessara

diatessaron

diatessarons

diathermal

diathermancy

diathermanism

diathermanous

diathermic

diathermies

diathermous

diathermy

diatheses

diathesis

diathetic

diatom

diatomaceous

diatomaceous-earth

diatomic

diatomically

diatomics

diatomite

diatomites

diatomous

diatoms

diatonic

diatonically

diatonic-scale

diatonic-scales

diatonism

diatopic

diatoric

diatreme

diatremes

diatribe

diatribes

diatribist

diatribists

diatrizoate

diatrizoates

diatrizoic-acid

diatropism

diatryma

diatrymas

diatyposis

diauxic growth

diauxic

diavlog

diaxial

diaxially

diaz (jose de la cruz) porfirio

diaz del castillo bernal

díaz del castillo

diaz

diaza

diazaanthracene

diazaborolane

diazafluorene

diazanaphthalene

diazanaphthalenes

diazanylidene

diazanylidenes

diazaphenanthrene

diazaphenanthrenes

diazaphospholane

diazatrophic

diazecine

diazecines

diazene

diazepam

diazepams

diazepane

diazepine

diazepines

diazetane

diazetidine

diazeuctic

diazeugma

diazeutic

diazide

diazides

diazido

diazinane

diazine

diazines

diazinon

diazinons

diaziquone

diazirene

diaziridine

diazirine

diazirines

diazo compounds

diazo film

diazo reactions

diazo

diazoacetate

diazoacetates

diazoacetic-acid

diazoamino compounds

diazoamino

diazoamino-compound

diazoate

diazoates

diazocane

diazocine

diazo-compound

diazoethane

diazohydroxide

diazohydroxides

diazoic acid

diazoimine

diazol

diazolane

diazole

diazoles

diazolidine

diazoline

diazols

diazomethane

diazomethanes

diazonamide

diazonamides

diazonaphthoquinone

diazonaphthoquinones

diazonid

diazonids

diazonium compounds

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diazonium-salt

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dibenzazepine

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dibenzo

dibenzoazepine

dibenzoazepines

dibenzodiazepine

dibenzodiazepines

dibenzodioxin

dibenzodioxins

dibenzofuran

dibenzofurans

dibenzoparathiazine

dibenzopyran

dibenzos

dibenzothiazepine

dibenzothiazepines

dibenzothiazine

dibenzothiophene

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dibenzyl

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dibromide

dibromides

dibromine

dibromo

dibromochloromethane

dibromoethane

dibromoethanes

dibrompropamidine

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dicarbamoyl

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dicarbenium

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dicarbides

dicarbine

dicarbonate

dicarbonates

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dicarbonyl

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dicarboxamide

dicarboximide

dicarboximides

dicarboxylate

dicarboxylates

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Dice coefficient

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dichlor

dichloralphenazone

dichloramine

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dichloride

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dichlorine-hexoxide

dichlorisone

dichloro

dichloroacetamide

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dichloroacetate

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dichloroacetic-acid

dichloroargentate

dichlorobenzene

dichlorobenzenes

dichlorobiphenyl

dichlorobiphenyls

dichlorobutane

dichlorobutanes

dichlorocarbene

dichlorocarbenes

dichlorodifluoromethane

dichlorodifluoromethanes

dichlorodihydrofluorescein

dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane

dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene

dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane

dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethanes

dichloroethane

dichloroethanes

dichloroethene

dichloroethenes

dichloroethylene

dichloroethylenes

dichlorofluorescein

dichlorofluoromethane

dichlorofluoromethanes

dichloroindophenol

dichloroindophenols

dichloroiodate

dichloromethane

dichloromethanes

dichloromethyl

dichlorophen

dichlorophenarsine

dichlorophene

dichlorophenol

dichlorophenolindophenol

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dichlorophenoxyacetic acid

dichlorophenoxyacetic acids

dichlorophenylphosphine

dichlorosilane

dichlorosilanes

dichloroxylenol

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Dick

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Dickman function

Dickson polynomial

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diclosulam

dicloxacillin

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dicoronylene

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dicraeosaurid

dicraeosauridae

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dicrurid

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dictyostelium-discoideum

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dicyanamide

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dicyanogen

dicyanomethylene

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dicyclopentadiene

dicyclopentadienes

dicyclopentadienyl

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dicysteines

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didenheim

dideoxide

dideoxy

dideoxycytidine

dideoxyinosine

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dideoxynucleotides

dideoxyribonucleoside

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dideoxysugar

dideoxysugars

dideoxythymidine

dideoxythymidines

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didicoys

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Didot point

Didot points

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didunculus-strigirostris

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didymalgia

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didymoteicho

didymous

didynamous

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Dieckmann condensation

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Dieffenbach's rail

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diegesis

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dielectric constant

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diels-alder-reaction

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diemaker

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dienamines

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dienestrol

dienitol

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dienoic acids

dienoic-acid

dienol

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dienone

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dientamoebiasis

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dies just how one lived

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diesel multiple unit

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diesel-engines

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dies-off

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diester

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diestrus

Diet of Worms

diet

dietarian

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dietary law

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dieters

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diethadione

diethanolamine

diethanolamines

diethazine

diether

diethers

diethoxy

diethoxydimethylsilane

diethyl carbinol

diethyl toluamide

diethyl

diethylamide

diethylamides

diethylamine

diethylamines

diethylamino

diethylaminoethylcellulose

diethylaniline

diethylanilines

diethylbarbituric acid

diethylcarbamazine

diethylcathinone

diethyldithiocarbamate

diethylene

diethylene-glycol

diethylenes

diethylenetriamine

diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid

diethylenetriamines

diethylethanolamine

diethyl-ether

diethylmaleate

diethyl-maleate

diethylnitrosamine

diethyl-phthalate

diethylpropion

diethylpyrocarbonate

diethyls

diethylstilbesterol

diethylstilbestrol

diethylstilboestrol

diethylthiambutene

diethyltoluamide

diethyltryptamine

diethylzinc

diethynyl

dietic

dietical

dietician

dieticians

dietine

dietines

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dietists

dietitian

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dietrich marlene

dietrich

dietrichite

diets

diety

dietzeite

dieu et mon droit

di-ex-machina

di-ex-machinis

dif

difebarbamate

difemerine

difemetorex

difenamizole

difenoximide

difenoxin

difermion

diferuloylmethane

difetarsone

diff EQs

diff files

diff lock

diff locks

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diffarreation

diffed

diffeomorphic

diffeomorphically

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diffeomorphisms

diff-eq

differ

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difference engine

difference engines

difference equations

difference gate

difference gates

difference keying

difference maker

difference makers

difference quotient

difference quotients

difference set

difference sets

difference

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differences of opinion

differences of two squares

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different breed of cat

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different-as-chalk-and-cheese

differentia

differentiabilities

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differentiable manifold

differentiable manifolds

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differentiae

differential amplifier

differential analyzer

differential backup

differential coefficient

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differential form

differential forms

differential gears

differential geometries

differential gps

differential lock

differential locks

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differential operator

differential operators

differential pcm

differential phase shift keying

differential psychologist

differential psychologists

differential pulse code modulation

differential quadrature phase shift keying

differential quaternary phase shift keying

differential rate

differential screw

differential screws

differential scsi

differential signaling

differential structure

differential structures

differential thermal analyses

differential thermometer

differential thermometers

differential updating

differential windlass

differential

differential-calculus

differential-diagnoses

differential-diagnosis

differential-equation

differential-equations

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differential-geometry

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differential-medium

differential-psychology

differentials

differential-scanning-calorimetry

differential-thermal-analysis

differential-topology

differentiate

differentiated services

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differentiators

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different-light

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different-strokes-for-different-folks

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difficileness

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difficult pills to swallow

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difficulties

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difficultness

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difficulty-level

difficulty-levels

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diffidence

diffidencies

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diffie-hellman public-key algorithm

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diffusabilities

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diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis

diffuse large B-cell lymphoma

diffuse large B-cell lymphomas

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diffusers

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diffusest

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diffusion index

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diflorasone diacetate

diflorasone

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difluocortolone

difluoramine

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difluorocarbenes

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difluorodiazenes

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difluoromonochloromethane

difluoropine

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difs

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dify

dig a hole for oneself

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digable

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digallanes

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digamasellids

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digamma functions

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digammas

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dig-deep

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digenean

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digestibility

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digestors

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Digg Reader

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digi-box

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digicam

digicams

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dig-in-one-s-heels

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digiscope

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digit act

digit sum

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digital 8

digital access cross-connect system

digital addiction

digital add-on

digital advanced mobile phone service

digital afterlife

digital age

digital amplifier

digital appliance

digital art

digital arts

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digital asset management system

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dihydrosphingosine

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dihydroxyacridine

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diindolylmethane

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diiodine

diiodo

diiodoacetylene

diiodoethane

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diiodohydroxyquinoline

diiodomethane

diiodosalicylic acid

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dimethylbenzene

dimethylbenzylamine

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dimethylbutane

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dimethyl-carbonate

dimethylchlorosilane

dimethyl-dicarbonate

dimethyldichlorosilane

dimethyldichlorosilanes

dimethyldioctadecylammonium-chloride

dimethyl-disulfane

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dimethylsilyl

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dimethylsulfoniopropionate

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dimethylthiambutene

dimethyltransferase

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dimethyltubocurarine

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dinheirosaurus

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dining cars

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dinitro

dinitroaniline

dinitrobenzene

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dinitrogen

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dinitrogen-monoxide

dinitrogen-oxide

dinitrogen-pentoxide

dinitrogen-reductase

dinitrogen-tetroxide

dinitrogen-trioxide

dinitrophenol

dinitrophenols

dinitrophenylhydrazine

dinitrophenylhydrazines

dinitrophenylhydrazone

dinitrophenylhydrazones

dinitrotoluene

dinitrotoluenes

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dinka

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dinkey

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dinkum

dinkum-oil

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dinmont

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dinnerhour

dinner-hour

dinner-jacket

dinner-jackets

dinner-ladies

dinner-lady

dinnerless

dinnerlike

dinnerly

dinner-parties

dinner-party

dinnerplate

dinner-plate

dinnerplates

dinner-plates

dinners

dinner-shirt

dinner-shirts

dinner-suit

dinner-suits

dinner-table

dinner-tables

dinnertime

dinner-time

dinnertimes

dinner-times

dinnerware

dinnerwares

dinnerwear

dinning

dino juice

dino

dinobryon

dinocap

dinocarid

dinocarids

dinocephalian

dinocephalians

dinoceratan

dinoceratans

dinocyst

dinocysts

dinoflagellata

dinoflagellate

dinoflagellates

dinokaryota

dinomania

dinomaniac

dinomaniacs

dinomastigote

dinomastigotes

dinomyid

dinomyidae

dinomyids

dinomys

dinophile

dinophiles

dinophyte

dinophytes

dinopid

dinopids

dinopium

dinoprost

dinoprostone

dinornis

dinornithid

dinornithidae

dinornithids

dinornithinae

dinos

dinosaur plant

dinosaur plants

dinosaur

dinosauria

dinosaurian

dinosaurians

dinosauric

dinosauriform

dinosauriforms

dinosaurish

dinosaur-juice

dinosaurlike

dinosauromorph

dinosauromorphs

dinosaurs

dinosaurus

dinoseb

dinospore

dinospores

dinothere

dinotheres

dinotherium

dinotheriums

dinoturbation

dinoxide

dinoxides

dinoxyline

dinp

d-in-p-aeq

dinq

dins

dinsome

dint

di-n-t

dintcha

dinted

dinting

dints

dinuclear

dinucleophile

dinucleosome

dinucleosomes

dinucleotide

dinucleotides

dinumeration

dinuncleotide

dinwiddie

dioc

diocesan

diocesans

diocese

diocesean

dioceses

dioch

diocletian

diocotron-instability

dioctahedral

dioctyl-phthalate

diode laser

diode

diodelaser

diodelasers

diodelike

diodes

diode-transistor logic

diodic

diodon

diodone

diodont

diodontid

diodontids

diodonts

dioecesan

dioecese

dioeceses

dioecian

dioecious

dioeciously

dioeciousness

dioecism

dioecy

dioestrus

diogenean

diogenes (of sinope)

diogenes

diogenid

diogenids

diogenite

diogenites

diogenitic

dioic acid

dioic acids

dioic

dioicous

dioicus

diol

diolate

diolefin

diolefins

diolein

dioleins

diols

diomede islands

diomede

diomedea

diomedea-amsterdamensis

diomedea-antipodensis

diomedea-dabbenena

diomedea-epomophora

diomedea-exulans

diomedea-sanfordi

diomedeid

diomedeidae

diomedeids

diomedes

diomignite

dion

dionaea

dionaeas

dione

dionean

diones

dionine

dionisia

dionycha

dionysia

dionysiac

dionysian

dionysias

dionysius exiguus

dionysius of halicarnassus

dionysius thrax

dionysius

dionysos

dionysus

dioperad

dioperads

diophantine analysis

diophantine geometry

diophantine

diophantine-equation

diophantine-equations

diophantus

diopsid

diopside

diopsides

diopsids

diopsittaca

diopsittaca-nobilis

dioptase

diopter

diopteric-aberration

diopteric-aberrations

diopters

dioptid

dioptids

dioptometer

dioptometers

dioptra

dioptre

dioptres

dioptric

dioptrical

dioptrics

dioptries

dioptrornis

dioptry

dior christian

dior

diorama

dioramas

dioramic

diorism

dioristic

diorite

diorite-plagiogranitic

diorites

dioritic

diorthoses

diorthosis

diorthotic

dioscorea

dioscoreaceous

dioscoreales

dioscuri

dioscuric

diosgenin

diosmin

diosphenol

diosphenols

diospyros

diospyros-lotus

diota

diotae

diotas

diotic

diovan

diovulatory

dioxaborolane

dioxaborolanes

dioxadilol

dioxane

dioxanes

dioxanone

dioxanones

dioxaphetyl-butyrate

dioxathion

dioxepane

dioxepine

dioxepino

dioxetane

dioxetanes

dioxgyenase

dioxidane

dioxide

dioxides

dioxidonitrogen

dioxin

dioxindol

dioxindole

dioxindoles

dioxins

dioxirane

dioxo

dioxocane

dioxolan

dioxolane

dioxolanes

dioxolanone

dioxole

dioxoles

dioxouranium

dioxybenzone

dioxycycline

dioxydanidyl

dioxydithiomolybdate

dioxygen

dioxygenase

dioxygenases

dioxygen-diflouride

dioxygen-difluoride

dioxygen-hexafluoroplatinate

dioxygenyl

dioxythiophene

dip coat

dip coated

dip coating

dip coats

dip into

dip locker

dip needle

dip net

dip nets

dip netter

dip netters

dip of the horizon

dip of the needle

dip one's pen in someone's inkwell

dip one's toe in the water

dip one's toe in

dip pen

dip pens

dip switch

dip

dipalladium

dipalmitoyl

dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine

dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholines

dipaschal

dip-a-toe-into

dipchick

dipchicks

dipentyl

dipeptidase

dipeptidases

dipeptide

dipeptides

dipeptidyl

diperiodic

diperodon

dipetalous

diphallasparatus

diphallia

diphallic-terata

diphallus

diphase

diphasic

diphda

diphemanil-metilsulfate

diphemethoxidine

diphenadione

diphenan

diphenanthrene

diphenhydramine

diphenhydramines

diphenol

diphenoloxidase

diphenols

diphenoxylate

diphenyl

diphenylacetylene

diphenylacetylenes

diphenylamine

diphenylamines

diphenylbutylpiperidine

diphenylbutylpiperidines

diphenylcyanoarsine

diphenylcyclopropenone

diphenyldichloromethane

diphenylene

diphenyleneiodonium

diphenyl-ether

diphenylethylene

diphenylethylenes

diphenylketone

diphenylmethane

diphenylmethanes

diphenylmethanol

diphenylmethanols

diphenylmethanone

diphenylmethylpiperazine

diphenylmethylpiperazines

diphenylprolinol

diphenylpyraline

diphenyltetrazolium

diphenylurea

diphone

diphones

diphosgene

diphosphatase

diphosphate

diphosphates

diphosphepane

diphosphepine

diphosphide

diphosphides

diphosphinane

diphosphine

diphosphines

diphosphinine

diphosphirane

diphosphocane

diphosphoglycerate

diphosphoglycerates

diphosphoglyceric acid

diphosphoinositide

diphosphoinositides

diphosphokinase

diphosphokinases

diphosphole

diphospholine

diphosphonates

diphosphonite

diphosphonucleoside

diphosphooligosaccharide

diphosphooligosaccharides

diphosphopyridine-nucleotide

diphosphoric-acid

diphosphorus

diphosphorylated

diphosphotransferase

diphosphotransferases

diphoton

diphotons

diphoxazide

diphthamide

diphtheria

diphtherias

diphtheritic

diphtheroid

diphthong

diphthongal

diphthongally

diphthongation

diphthongations

diphthongic

diphthongisation

diphthongisations

diphthongise

diphthongised

diphthongises

diphthongising

diphthongization

diphthongizations

diphthongize

diphthongized

diphthongizes

diphthongizing

diphthongoids

diphthongs

diphy

diphycercal

diphygenic

diphyletic

diphyllobothriases

diphyllobothriasis

diphyllodes

diphyllous

diphyodont

diphyodonts

diphyodonty

diphyozooid

diphyozooids

diphysciidae

dipicolinic acid

di-pimethane-rearrangement

dipinti

dipinto

dipion

dipions

dipipanone

dipiproverine

dipit

dipivefrine

dipl

diplanar

diplasiolejeunea

diple

diplegia

diplegias

diplegic

diplegics

dipleidoscope

dipleidoscopes

diples

diplex

diplexer

diplexers

diplo

diplobiontic

diploblastic

diplocaulid

diplocaulids

diplocercid

diplocercids

diplococci

diplococcus

diplocolea

diplodactylid

diplodactylids

diplodocid

diplodocidae

diplodocids

diplodocinae

diplodocine

diplodocoid

diplodocoidea

diplodocoids

diplodocus

diplodocuses

diploe

diploes

diploetic

diplogenic

diploglossa

diplogyniid

diplogyniids

diplohaplontic

diploic

diploid

diploidization

diploids

diploidy

diploma mills

diploma

diplomacies

diplomacy

diplomae

diplomaed

diploma-mill

diplomas

diplomat cream

diplomat pudding

diplomat puddings

diplomat

diplomata

diplomate

diplomated

diplomates

diplomatese

diplomatic corps

diplomatic immunity

diplomatic missions

diplomatic pouches

diplomatic service

diplomatic services

diplomatic

diplomatical

diplomatically

diplomatic-bag

diplomatic-bags

diplomatic-flu

diplomatick

diplomatic-mission

diplomatic-pouch

diplomatic-relations

diplomatics

diplomating

diplomatism

diplomatist

diplomatists

diplomatize

diplomatized

diplomatizes

diplomatizing

diplomats

diplommatinid

diplommatinids

diplomyelia

diplomystid

diplomystids

diplonema

diplont

diplontic

diplophasic

diplophonia

diplophyllum

diplophyte

diplophytes

diplopia

diplopias

diplopod

diplopoda

diplopods

diplos

diplosegment

diplosegments

diplosis

diplosome

diplosomes

diplostemonous

diplostemony

diplostraca

diplotene

diplotriaenid

diplotriaenids

diplura

dipluran

diplurata

diplurid

diplurids

dipmein

dipnoan

dipnoi

dipnorhynchid

dipnorhynchids

dipod

dipodal

dipodic

dipodid

dipodidae

dipodids

dipodies

dipodoidea

dipodomyinae

dipodomys

dipody

dipolar ion

dipolar

dipolarophile

dipolarophiles

dipolarophilic

dipole antenna

dipole antennae

dipole antennas

dipole moments

dipole

dipole-moment

dipoles

dipole-wave

dipole-waves

dipoplia

dipositronium

dipositroniums

dipotassium

dip-out

dipped candles

dipped one's pen in someone's inkwell

dipped

dipped-candle

dipped-headlight

dipped-headlights

Dippel's oil

dipper well

dipper

dipperful

dipperfuls

dippers

dippersful

dippest

dippeth

dippily

dippiness

dipping needles

dipping one's pen in someone's inkwell

dipping stick

dipping sticks

dipping

dipping-needle

dippings

dipping-tank

dipping-tanks

dippy

diprafenone

diprenorphine

diprionid

diprionidian

diprionids

diprismatic

diprobutine

diprodontia

dipropanoylmorphine

dipropargyl

dipropellant

diprophylline

dipropionate

dipropyl

dipropyltryptamine

diproqualone

diprosopus

diprosopuses

diprotected

diproteverine

diprotic

diprotium monoxide

diprotium

diprotodon

diprotodons

diprotodontia

diprotodontid

diprotodontids

diproton

diprotonated

diprotons

dips one's pen in someone's inkwell

dips

dipsacales

dipsacus

dipse

dip-sector

dip-sectors

dipsetic

dipshit

dipsia

dipso

dipsology

dipsomania

dipsomaniac

dipsomaniacal

dipsomaniacs

dipsosis

dipstick

dipsticks

dip-stitch

dip-stitches

dipswitch

dipswitches

dipsy-doodle

dipt

dipte

diptera

dipteral

dipteran

dipterans

diptericin

dipterid

dipterids

dipterist

dipterists

dipterocarp

dipterocarpaceae

dipterocarpaceous

dipterocarpoideae

dipterocarps

dipterous

dipthong

diptote

diptotes

dipturus

diptych

diptychs

dipu

dipwad

dipwads

dipyramid

dipyramidal

dipyramids

dipyre

dipyrenous

dipyres

dipyridamole

dipyridil

dipyridils

dipyridine

dipyridines

dipyridyl

dipyrithione

dipyrocetyl

dipyroxime

dipyrrin

dipyrrins

dipyrrole

dipyrroles

dipyrrolizine

dipyrrolizines

dipyrromethene

dipyrromethenes

diquafosol

diquark

diquarks

diquat

diquinoxaline

diquinoxalines

dir

Dirac comb

Dirac cone

Dirac cones

Dirac delta functions

Dirac delta

Dirac equations

dirac paul adrien maurice

Dirac picture

Dirac pictures

dirac sea

Dirac string

Dirac strings

dirac

dirac-constant

dirac-delta-function

dirac-equation

dirac-fermion

dirac-fermions

dirac's constant

diradiation

diradical

diradicaloid

diradicals

dirae

diram

dirams

dirca

dirck

dirdum

dire dawa

dire straights

dire wolves

dire

direcpc

direcshun

direct access file

direct access method

direct access storage device

direct access

direct activists

direct attached storage

direct bank

direct broadcast satellite

direct bury cable

direct carrier billing

direct case

direct cases

direct charge-off method

direct conversion receiver

direct cost

direct couplings

direct current

direct currents

direct cuts

direct data entry

direct debits

direct digital manufacturing

direct distance dialing

direct election

direct elections

direct emission RGB

direct examination

direct file

direct flights

direct free kicks

direct initiatives

direct investment

direct inward dial

direct inward dialing

direct inward system access port

direct inward system access

direct issuer

direct limit

direct manufacturing

direct maternal deaths

direct media access

direct memory access

direct message

direct mobile billing

direct modulation

direct outward dial

direct overhead

direct overwrite

direct participation program

direct pc

direct placement

direct primaries

direct primary election

direct provision

direct rambus

direct registering

direct report

direct reports

direct rollover

direct rule

direct search

direct sequence spread spectrum

direct stream digital

direct sums

direct system

direct tax

direct thermal printer

direct thermal printing

direct variation

direct view storage tube

direct wi-fi

direct x

direct

direct3d

directable

directaccess

direct-action

direct-activist

direct-broadcast-satellites

directcompute

direct-connect modem

direct-costs

direct-coupling

direct-cut

direct-debit

direct-deposit

direct-deposits

directdraw

directed acyclic graph

directed acyclic graphs

directed angle

directed distance

directed energy weapon

directed infinities

directed infinity

directed panspermia

directed paths

directed set

directed sets

directed verdict

directed verdicts

directed

directed-acyclic-word-graph

directed-acyclic-word-graphs

directed-edge

directed-edges

directed-graph

directed-graphs

directedly

directedness

directed-path

directer

directers

directest

directeth

directeur-sportif

direct-examinations

direct-fire

direct-flight

direct-free-kick

directing

direct-initiative

directinput

direction finder

direction

directional antenna

directional cases

directional lighting

directional pad

directional pads

directional signal

directional

directional-case

directionality

directionally

directionals

directional-stability

directioner

directioners

directionless

directionlessly

directionlessness

directions

directive

directives

directivities

directivity

direct-lit led tv

directly

directly-proportional

direct-mail

direct-marketing

direct-maternal-death

directness

directnesses

direct-object

direct-objects

directoire

director musices

director of first impressions

director of photography

director switch

director

directorate general xiii

directorate

directorates

director-class switch

director-general

directorial

directorially

directories

directorless

director's chair

directors general

directors

director-s-cut

director-s-cuts

directors-generals

directorship

directorships

director-s-loan

directory enabled networks

directory harvest attack

directory listings

directory management

directory number

directory path

directory server agent

directory server

directory service

directory tree

directory/folder

directory

directoryless

directory-services

directour

directours

directplay

direct-primary

direct-product

direct-products

directress

directresses

directrice

directrices

directrix

directs

direct-selling

directsound

direct-speech

direct-sum

direct-to-home

direct-to-plate

direct-to-video

directv

direct-verb

direct-verbs

directx 10

directx 11

directx

direful

direfulness

direly

dirempt

dirempted

dirempting

diremption

diremptions

dirempts

direness

direption

direr

direses

diresis

direst

dire-straits

diretic

diretmid

diretmids

dire-wolf

dirge

dirgeful

dirgelike

dirges

dirgy

dirham

dirhams

dirhem

dirhenium

dirhm

dirhodium

dirhombicosidodecahedron

dirhombicosidodecahedrons

diribonucleotide

diribonucleotides

Dirichlet energy

Dirichlet eta function

Dirichlet series

dirichletian

dirige

dirigent

dirigents

dirigible

dirigibles

dirigism

dirigisme

dirigismes

dirigisms

dirigist

dirigiste

dirimens-copulatio

diriment

diriment-impediment

dirithromycin

dirk

dirkas

dirked

dirking

dirk-knife

dirk-knives

dirkness

dirks

dirl

dirlotapide

dirndl

dirndled

dirndls

dirt bag

dirt beds

dirt farmers

dirt files

dirt naps

dirt pie

dirt pies

dirt roads

dirt sandwich

dirt sandwiches

dirt track

dirt tracks

dirt yard

dirt yards

dirt

dirtbag left

dirtbag

dirtbags

dirtball

dirtballs

dirt-bed

dirtbike

dirt-bike

dirtbikes

dirt-bikes

dirtboard

dirtboards

dirt-cake

dirt-cakes

dirt-cheap

dirt-dauber

dirt-daubers

dirted

dirt-farmer

dirt-file

dirth

dirtied

dirtier

dirties

dirtiest

dirtieth

dirtily

dirtiness

dirting

dirt-jumping

dirtless

dirtlike

dirtman

dirtmen

dirt-nap

dirt-poor

dirtproof

dirt-road

dirts

dirty bit

dirty bulk

dirty bulking

dirty dairying

dirty data

dirty float

dirty ice cream

dirty kitchen

dirty kitchens

dirty linen

dirty magazines

dirty martini

dirty martinis

dirty mouths

dirty old man

dirty pillow

dirty pillows

dirty power

dirty protest

dirty protests

dirty realism

dirty Sanchezes

dirty snowball

dirty thunderstorm

dirty tricks

dirty url

dirty washing

dirty weekends

dirty

dirty-blond

dirty-blonds

dirty-bomb

dirty-bombs

dirty-business

dirty-code

dirty-cop

dirty-dance

dirty-dancing

dirty-girl

dirty-girls

dirty-grease

dirty-harry

dirtying

dirtyish

dirty-joke

dirty-jokes

dirty-laundry

dirty-look

dirty-looks

dirty-magazine

dirty-money

dirty-mouth

dirty-old-men

dirty-pool

dirty-rice

dirty-talk

dirty-trick

dirty-weather

dirty-weekend

dirty-word

dirty-words

dirty-work

dirty-wound

dirty-wounds

dirubidium

dirucotide

diruption

dirxml

dis

disa

disabilities

disability clause

disability income insurance

disability insurance

disability sport

disability sports

disability

disablable

disable

disableable

disabled list

disabled sports

disabled

disableds

disabled-sport

disableism

disableist

disablement

disablements

disableness

disabler

disablers

disables

disabling

disablingly

disablism

disablist

disabuse

disabused

disabuser

disabusers

disabuses

disabusing

disaccharidase

disaccharidases

disaccharide

disaccharides

disaccommodate

disaccommodated

disaccommodates

disaccommodating

disaccommodation

disaccord

disaccordant

disaccorded

disaccording

disaccords

disaccredit

disaccustom

disacidified

disacidifies

disacidify

disacidifying

disacknowledge

disacknowledged

disacknowledges

disacknowledging

disacquaint

disacquaintance

disacquainted

disacquainting

disacquaints

disacryl

disacryls

disad

disadjust

disadorn

disadorned

disadorning

disadorns

disads

disadvance

disadvanced

disadvances

disadvancing

disadvantage

disadvantageable

disadvantaged

disadvantagedness

disadvantageous

disadvantageously

disadvantageousness

disadvantages

disadvantageth

disadvantaging

disadvauntage

disadventure

disadventures

disadventurous

disadvise

disadvised

disadvises

disadvising

disaffect

disaffectation

disaffected

disaffectedness

disaffecting

disaffection

disaffectionate

disaffections

disaffects

disaffiliate

disaffiliated

disaffiliates

disaffiliating

disaffiliation

disaffiliations

disaffirm

disaffirmance

disaffirmances

disaffirmation

disaffirmations

disafforest

disafforestation

disafforested

disafforesting

disafforests

disaggregate

disaggregated

disaggregates

disaggregating

disaggregation

disaggregations

disagree

disagreeability

disagreeable

disagreeableness

disagreeablenesses

disagreeables

disagreeably

disagreeance

disagreeances

disagreed

disagreein

disagreeing

disagreement

disagreements

disagreer

disagreers

disagrees

disagree-with

disallied

disalliege

disallies

disallow

disallowability

disallowable

disallowance

disallowances

disallowed

disallowing

disallows

disally

disallying

disambiguate

disambiguated

disambiguates

disambiguating

disambiguation

disambiguations

disambiguator

disambiguators

disamenities

disamenity

disanalogies

disanalogous

disanalogously

disanalogy

disanchor

disanchored

disanchoring

disanchors

disangelical

disanimate

disanimation

disannex

disannexed

disannexes

disannexing

disannul

disannulled

disannuller

disannullers

disannulling

disannulment

disannuls

disanoint

disanointed

disanointing

disanoints

disapparate

disapparated

disapparates

disapparating

disapparel

disapparelled

disapparelling

disapparels

disappear

disappearable

disappearance

disappearances

disappeared

disappearer

disappearers

disappearest

disappeareth

disappearing acts

disappearing carriage

disappearing disease

disappearing message app

disappearing

disappearing-act

disappearings

disappears

disapply

disappoint

disappointed

disappointedly

disappointer

disappointers

disappointest

disappointeth

disappointing

disappointingly

disappointingness

disappointment

disappointments

disappoints

disappoynt

disappreciate

disappreciated

disappreciates

disappreciating

disapprobation

disapprobations

disapprobatory

disappropriate

disappropriated

disappropriates

disappropriating

disappropriation

disappropriations

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episiotomy

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equiprobability

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equirectangular

equirotal

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equisetaceous

equisetic acid

equisetid

equisetids

equisetiform

equisetophyta

equisetopsid

equisetopsida

equisetopsids

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equivalence gate

equivalence gates

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equus-caballus

equus-ferus

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equus-ferus-przewalskii

equus-grevyi

equus-hemionus

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equus-zebra

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eragrostideae

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eramo

eramos

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eras

erasable programmable logic devices

erasable

erasable-programmable-logic-device

erasably

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erasement

erasements

eraser dust

eraser

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eraser-pen

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erasions

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erasmus desiderius

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erastus thomas

erastus

erasure

erasure-code

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erathem

erathems

erato

eratosthenes

erb

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erbia

erbian

erbil

erbitux

erbium

erbium-dope fiber amplifier

erbium-oxide

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erb-s-palsy

erbulozole

erc

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ercalcitriol

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ercitite

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erd

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erdheim-chester-disease

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erdos paul

erdos-number

erdosteine

erd-shrew

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erectile-dysfunction

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eremobatids

eremomela

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eremophila

eremopsaltria

eremopterix

eremurus

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erenow

erepsin

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erethizon-dorsatum

erethizontid

erethizontidae

erethizontids

eretria

ereuthophobia

erewan

erewhile

erewhonian

erewhonians

ereyesterday

erf

erfc

erfkin

erfkins

erfs

erfurt

erg

erga-omnes

ergasilid

ergasilids

ergasiophobia

ergasiophyte

ergasiophytes

ergaticus

ergative

ergative-case

ergative-cases

ergatively

ergatives

ergative-verb

ergative-verbs

ergativity

ergato

ergatocracies

ergatocracy

ergatocratic

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ergine

ergo

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ergocalciferol

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ergocornine

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ergocristine

ergocryptine

ergodic

ergodically

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ergodic-theories

ergodic-theory

ergogenic

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ergograph

ergoline

ergolines

ergolinic

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ergometers

ergometrine

ergonometric

ergonomic glove

ergonomic keyboard

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ergonomist

ergonomists

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etal

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et-alibi

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etalocib

etalon

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eta-meson

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etamivan

etamocycline

etamsylate

etamycin

etanercept

etanidazole

etaoin-shrdlu

etaoin-shrdlus

eta-prime

etaqualone

etaracizumab

Étard reaction

Étard reactions

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etb

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etersalate

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etext

e-text

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e-texts

etf

eth

ethacridine-lactate

ethacrynic acid

ethal

ethambutol

ethamine

ethan

ethanal

ethane

ethanediol

ethanedithiol

ethanes

ethanesulfonic acid

ethanium

ethanoate

ethanoates

ethanoic

ethanoic-acid

ethanoicer

ethanoicest

ethanol

ethanolamide

ethanolamides

ethanolamine

ethanolamines

ethanolate

ethanolates

ethanolic

ethanologenic

ethanols

ethaverine

ethcathinone

ethchlorvynol

ethe

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ethelbert

ethelred ii

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ethenzamide

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etherates

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etherege george

etherege

ethereous

Ethereum Classic

Ethereum Hard Fork

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etherlike

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ethernet adapter

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ethernet and tcp/ip

ethernet bridge

ethernet cable

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ethernet dedicated internet access

ethernet dia

ethernet enabled

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ethernet hub

ethernet n-way switch

ethernet over cable

ethernet over coax

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ethernet port

ethernet san

ethernet switch

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ethernet vs. wi-fi

ethernet/fast ethernet

ethernet/ip

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ethernet-based passive optical network

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ethernot

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ethinyl estradiol

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ethion

ethionamide

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ethionic-acid

ethionine

ethionines

ethiop

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Ethiopian cross

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etho

et-hoc-genus-omne

ethogram

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ethopropazine

ethos

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ethoses

ethosuximide

ethotoin

ethoxide

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ethoxy

ethoxyethane

ethoxyethanes

ethoxyethanol

ethoxylate

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ethoxyquin

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ethren

eths

ethule

e-thumb

ethyl cellulose

ethyl hydrate

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ethyl-acetate

ethyl-alcohol

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ethylamphetamine

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ethyl-bromide

ethyl-carbamate

ethyl-carfluzepate

ethylcellulose

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ethyl-dirazepate

ethylene series

ethylene

ethylenediamine

ethylenediaminetetraacetate

ethylenediaminetetraacetates

ethylenediaminetetraacetic

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ethylenediaminetetracetic-acid

ethylene-glycol

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ethylene-vinyl-acetate

ethylenic

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ethylephedrine

ethylestrenol

ethyl-ether

ethylic

ethylidene

ethylideneproline

ethylidenes

ethylin

ethylins

ethyl-iodide

ethyl-loflazepate

ethylmaleimide

ethyl-mercaptan

ethylmercurithiosalicylate

ethylmercurithiosalicylates

ethylmercury

ethylmethylketone

ethylmethylthiambutene

ethylmorphine

ethylnitrosourea

ethyl-oxide

ethyl-para-aminobenzoate

ethylphenacemide

ethylphenol

ethyls

ethylsulphuric-acid

ethylvanillin

ethylxanthate

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ethylxanthogenate

ethylxanthogenates

ethyne

ethynediol

ethynerone

ethynide

ethynides

ethynodiol diacetate

ethynol

ethynyl

ethynylation

ethynylations

ethynylene

ethynylenes

ethynyls

ethypicone

ethyr

ethyrs

eti

etianic acids

etianic-acid

etibendazole

etic

etically

e-ticket

e-ticketing

e-tickets

eticlopride

eticlordifene

eticyclidine

et-id-genus-omne

etidocaine

etidronate disodium

etidronate

etidronates

etidronic-acid

etifelmine

etifenin

etifoxine

etilefrine

etilevodopa

e-time

etimology

etintidine

etiocholanolone

etiolate

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etiologists

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etioplast

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etiquettal

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etiracetam

etiroxate

etisazole

etisomicin

etizolam

etl

etla

etlingera

etmopterid

etmopterids

etna mount

etna

etnas

etnean

etno

etnomicologia

eto

etobicoke

etodolac

etodroxizine

etofamide

etofenamate

etofenprox

etofibrate

etoformin

etofuradine

etofylline

etoglucid

etoh

etoile

etoiles

etolin

etolorex

etoloxamine

etomidate

etomidoline

etomoxir

eton collar

eton

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etonian

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eton-messes

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etox

etoxadrol

etoxeridine

etozolin

etozoline

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e-trinket

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eur

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extrarenal

extrarepublic

extrarepublican

extraretinal

extraribosomal

extras

extrasaccular

extrasectorial

extrasemantic

extrasensorily

extrasensory

extrasensory-perception

extraskeletal

extrasocietal

extrasolar system

extrasolar

extrasolar-planet

extrasolar-planets

extraspecial

extraspectral

extrastaminal

extrastapedial

extra-statutory

extrastriatal

extrastriate

extrasyllabic

extrasyllabicity

extrasynaptic

extrasystole

extrasystoles

extrasystolia

extrasystolias

extrasystolic

extratarsal

extratelomeric

extratemporal

extraterrestrial

extraterrestrially

extraterrestrials

extraterritorial

extraterritoriality

extraterritorially

extratextual

extratextuality

extrathoracic

extrathymic

extrathymically

extratidal

extra-time

extratracheal

extratropical

extratropics

extraught

extrauterine

extravagance

extravagances

extravagancies

extravagancy

extravagant

extravagantly

extravagantness

extravaganza

extravaganzas

extravaganze

extravagate

extravagation

extravagations

extravagent

extravaginal

extravasate

extravasated

extravasates

extravasating

extravasation

extravasations

extravascular

extravascularly

extravastion

extravehicular activities

extravehicular

extravehicular-activity

extravenate

extraventricular

extraverbal

extraverbally

extraversion

extravert

extraverted

extraverts

extravillous

extra-virgin olive oil

extra-virgin

extravisual

extravital

extravolution

extravolutions

extream

extreamly

extreat

extreats

extrema

extremadura

extremaduran

extremadurans

extremal

extremality

extremally

extremals

extreme edition

extreme energy

extreme metal

extreme point

extreme points

extreme programming

extreme

extreme-ironing

extremely high frequency

extremely low frequencies

extremely low frequency

extremely

extremeness

extreme-prejudice

extreme-programmer

extreme-programmers

extremer

extremes

extreme-skiing

extreme-sport

extreme-sports

extreme-unction

extremism

extremist

extremists

extremital

extremities

extremity

extremitys

extremization

extremize

extremized

extremizes

extremogram

extremophile

extremophiles

extremophilic

extremotolerant

extremum

extremums

extricability

extricable

extricate

extricated

extricates

extricatest

extricateth

extricating

extrication

extrinsic evidence

extrinsic factor

extrinsic loss

extrinsic value

extrinsic

extrinsical

extrinsicality

extrinsically

extrinsicalness

extrinsick

extrinsicness

extrinsic-reward

extrinsic-rewards

extro-

extroitive

extropian

extropianism

extropians

extropy

extrordinary

extrorsal

extrorse

extrospection

extrospections

extroversion

extroversions

extrovert

extroverted

extrovertedly

extroverts

extruct

extructed

extructing

extruction

extructive

extructor

extructors

extructs

extrudate

extrudates

extrude

extruded

extruder

extruders

extrudes

extruding

extrudite

extrudites

extrusion detection

extrusion prevention

extrusion

extrusions

extrusive

extrusives

extrusome

extrusomes

extry

extubate

extubated

extubates

extubating

extubation

extubations

extuberance

extuberances

extuberancies

extuberancy

extuberant

extuberate

extuberated

extuberates

extuberating

extuberation

extuberations

extumescence

extumescences

ex-tunc

exuberance

exuberances

exuberancy

exuberant

exuberantly

exuberantness

exuberate

exuccous

exudate

exudates

exudation

exudations

exudative

exude

exuded

exuder

exudes

exudeth

exuding

exulcerate

exulcerated

exulcerateth

exulceration

exulcerations

exulcerative

exult

exultance

exultancies

exultancy

exultant

exultantly

exultation

exultations

exulted

exulting

exultingly

exultings

exults

exundate

exundated

exundates

exundating

exundation

exungulate

exungulated

exungulates

exungulating

exuperable

exuperance

exuperances

exuperant

exuperate

exurb

exurban

exurbanite

exurbanites

exurbia

exurbias

exurbs

exurgent

exuscitate

exuscitated

exuscitates

exuscitating

exustion

exutories

exutory

exuvi

exuvia

exuviable

exuviae

exuvial

exuviate

exuviated

exuviates

exuviating

exuviation

exuvium

ex-vi-termini

ex-vivo

ex-voto

ex-votos

exw

ex-warrant

ex-wife

ex-wives

ex-works

exx

ex-x

exy

exynos 5 octa

exynos

ey

eyak

eyalet

eyalets

eyas

eyasmusket

eyasmuskets

eyass

eyasses

eyci

eyck jan van

eye agate

eye agates

eye animalcule

eye animalcules

eye bags

eye bath

eye bleach

eye booger

eye boogers

eye candy

eye color

eye colors

eye colour

eye colours

eye flies

eye fly

eye in the sky

eye levels

eye lock

eye locks

eye movement desensitization and reprocessing

eye music

eye of day

Eye of Horus

eye of round

Eye of Sauron

eye opener

eye patterns

eye plate

eye roll

eye rolls

eye shadows

eye tracking

eye

eyeball driven

eyeball hang time

eyeball

eye-ball

eyeballed

eyeballing

eyeballs

eye-balls

eyeball-to-eyeball

eye-bank

eye-banks

eyebar

eyebars

eyebath

eyebaths

eyebeam

eyebeams

eyeblack

eye-black

eyeblink

eyeblinks

eyebolt

eye-bolt

eyebolts

eye-bolts

eyeborg

eyeborgs

eyebright

eyebrights

eyebrow flash

eyebrow flashes

eyebrow

eyebrowed thrush

eyebrowed

eyebrowless

eyebrowlike

eyebrow-pencil

eyebrow-pencils

eyebrow-raising

eyebrows

eyecap

eyecaps

eyecare

eye-catcher

eyecatchers

eye-catching

eye-chart

eye-charts

eye-contact

eyecup

eyecups

eyed

eye-dialect

eye-dialects

eyedness

eye-doctor

eye-doctors

eyedrop

eye-drop

eyedropper

eyedroppers

eyedrops

eye-drops

eye-fi card

eye-fi

eye-fillet

eye-fillets

eyeflap

eyeflaps

eye-for-an-eye

eyeful

eyefuls

eyegasm

eyegasms

eyeglance

eyeglances

eyeglass

eyeglasses

eyeground

eyegrounds

eyehole

eyeholes

eyehook

eyehooks

eyeing

eyelash mite

eyelash

eyelash-curler

eyelashed

eyelashes

eyeless

eyelessly

eyelessness

eyelet

eyeleteer

eyeleteers

eyelets

eye-level

eyelid

eyelidded

eyelidless

eyelids

eyelift

eyelifts

eyelike

eyelined

eyeliner

eyelinered

eyeliners

eyely

eyemask

eyemasks

eye-md

eye-mds

eye-m-d-s

eyemouth

eyen

eye-of-a-needle

eye-of-the-beholder

eye-of-the-storm

eyeopeners

eye-openers

eyeopening

eyepaint

eyepaints

eye-patch

eyepatched

eyepatches

eye-patches

eye-pattern

eyephone

eyephones

eyepiece

eyepieces

eye-pit

eye-pits

eyepoint

eyepoints

eyepopper

eye-popping

eyer

eyereach

eye-rhyme

eye-rhymes

eyering

eyerings

eyers

eyes in the sky

Eyes of Horus

eyes of needles

eyes on the ground

eyes on the prize

eyes right

eyes

eyesalve

eyesalves

eyeservant

eyeservants

eyeservice

eyeservices

eye-sex

eyesful

eyeshade

eyeshades

eye-shadow

eyeshadows

eyeshield

eyeshields

eyeshine

eyeshines

eyeshot

eyesight

eye-sight

eyeslit

eyeslits

eye-socket

eyesockets

eye-sockets

eyesome

eyes-only

eyesore

eyesores

eyesplice

eye-splice

eyesplices

eye-splices

eyespot

eyespots

eyespotted

eyestalk

eyestalks

eyestone

eyestones

eyestrain

eyestrains

eyestring

eyestrings

eyestripe

eyestripes

eye-talian

eyeteeth

eye-teeth

eye-test

eye-tests

eye-to-eye

eyetooth

eye-tooth

eyets

eye-up

eyewall

eyewall-mesovortex

eyewall-mesovortices

eyewalls

eyewash

eyewashes

eyewater

eyewatering

eyewaters

eyewear

eyewink

eyewinker

eyewinkers

eyewinks

eyewitness

eyewitnessed

eyewitnesses

eye-witnesses

eyghen

eygres

eying

eyjafjallajkull

eylettersite

eyndill

eyne

eyot

eyots

eyr

eyra

eyras

eyre lake

eyre peninsula

eyre

eyren

eyres

eyrie

eyries

eyrir

eyry

eys

eyselite

eysenckian

ey-up

ez drive

ez

ez135

ez80

ezatiostat

ezcurrite

eze

ezek

Ezekiel bread

ezekiel

ezetimibe

ezflyer disk

ezh

ezhes

ezhou

ezine

e-zine

ezines

e-zines

ezk

ezogabine

e-zpass

ezr

ezra

ezrin

eztlite

F

(E?)(L?) https://www.yourdictionary.com/index/F

(flat) on one's back

F clamp

f connector

f flat

f flats

f key

f keys

f layer

f region

f.a.m.

F.I.

f

f0

f1 key

f1

f1-hybrid

f1-hybrids

f2

f2c

f2f

f2l

f2m

f2ms

f2p

f3

f4

f5

fa la

fa

f-a

Faà di Bruno's formula

faa

faade-pattern

faade-patterns

faades

faan fiction

FAANG

faas

fab

faba

fabaceae

fabacean

fabaceous

fabada

fabada-asturiana

fabadas

fabales

fabavirus

fabaviruses

fabbed

fabber

fabbers

fabbing

fabbo

fabby

fabeae

fabella

fabellae

faber

faberge peter carl

faberge-egg

faberg-egg

fabes-con-amasueles

fabesetron

fab-four

fabian society

fabian

fabiana

fabianite

fabians

fabid

fabids

fabiform

fabius maximus verrucosus quintus

fabius

fab-lab

fab-labs

fable

fabled

fablelike

fabler

fablers

fables

fabless

fablet

fabliau

fabliaux

fabling

fabness

faboideae

faboo

fabre jean henri casimir

fabric

fabricability

fabricable

fabricant

fabricate

fabricated

fabricates

fabricating

fabrication

fabrications

fabricator

fabricators

fabric-blindness

fabricii

fabrick

fabricks

fabricless

fabriclike

fabrics

fabricserver

fabric-softener

fabric-softeners

fabrile

fabrosaurid

fabrosaurids

fabry-disease

fabry-perot laser

fabry-perot

fabry-s-disease

fabs

fabular

fabulate

fabulated

fabulates

fabulating

fabulation

fabulations

fabulator

fabulators

fabulism

fabulist

fabulistic

fabulists

fabulize

fabulized

fabulizes

fabulizing

fabulosities

fabulosity

fabulous user interface

fabulous

fabulously

fabulousness

faburden

faburdens

fac brats

fac

faca

façade

facadectomies

facadectomy

facade-pattern

facade-patterns

facades

facadism

fac-brat

face ague

face angle

face away

face brick

face cam

face cams

face control

face cord

face covering

face coverings

face cream

face creams

face facts

face flannel

face fungus

Face ID

face

faceache

face-ache

face-amount certificate

FaceApp

face-blindness

facebook addiction

facebook assistant

facebook beacon

facebook connect

facebook credits

Facebook email

facebook fatigue

facebook graph search

facebook home

facebook like

facebook live

facebook m

facebook markup language

facebook messages

facebook messenger

facebook news feed

facebook page

facebook personal assistant

facebook phone

facebook places

facebook platform

Facebook Portal

facebook shadow profile

facebook timeline

facebook virtual assistant

facebook wall

facebook workplace

facebook zero

facebook

facebooked

facebooker

facebookers

facebooking

facebookistan

facebook-official

facebooks

facebooky

facebuster

facebusters

face-card

face-cards

facecare

facecash

face-centered

facecloth

face-cloth

facecloths

face-cloths

faced out

faced up

faced

facedly

facedown

face-down

facefirst

face-flies

face-fly

face-for-radio

faceful

facefuls

faceguard

faceguards

face-harden

faceism

faceless

facelessly

facelessness

facelift

face-lift

facelifted

facelifting

facelifts

facetious

facies-hippocratica

facile

facilely

facileness

faciliatory

facilitate

facilitated communication

facilitated

facilitates

facilitating

facilitation

facilitations

facilitative

facilitatively

facilitator

facilitators

facilitatory

facilities bypass

facilities management

facilities

facility area map level

facility

facilization

facilizations

facilize

facilized

facilizes

facilizing

facing out

facing up

facing

facingly

facing-points

facings

facinorous

faciodigitogenital

faciodigitogenital-dysplasia

faciomaxillary

facioplasty

facist

fack

facked

fackeltanz

facking

fackins

facks

faclempt

facon de parler

faconne

faconnes

façons de parler

facound

facp

facs

facsimile over internet protocol

facsimile

fac-simile

facsimiled

facsimiles

fac-similes

facsimiling

fact checkers

fact file

fact is stranger than fiction

fact of the matter

fact pattern

fact patterns

fact

factbook

factbooks

fact-check

fact-checked

fact-checker

fact-checking

fact-checks

factette

factettes

fact-files

fact-finder

factfinders

fact-finding

factic

factically

facticity

factified

factifies

factify

factifying

factiness

faction

factional

factionalise

factionalism

factionalization

factionalizations

factionalize

factionalized

factionalizer

factionalizers

factionalizes

factionalizing

factionary

factioneer

factioneers

factioner

factioners

factionist

factionists

factionless

factions

factious

factiously

factiousness

fact-is

factitial

factitious

factitiously

factitiousness

factitive

factitively

factive

factiveness

factivity

factless

factlessness

factly

facto

fact-of-life

factoid

factoids

factor analyses

factor analysis

factor ideal

factor ideals

factor into

factor ix

factor markets

factor of safety

factor out

factor ring

factor rings

factor viii

factor

factorability

factorable

factorage

factorages

factored

factoress

factoresses

factorial experiments

factorial primes

factorial

factorial-experiment

factoriality

factorially

factorial-prime

factorials

factorial-table

factorial-tables

factories

factor-in

factoring

factorisable

factorisation

factorisations

factorise

factorised

factorises

factorising

factorizability

factorizable

factorization problem

factorization

factorizations

factorize

factorized

factorizer

factorizers

factorizes

factorizing

factor-market

factor-of-production

factors of production

factors

factorship

factor-space

factor-spaces

factor-through

factory farms

factory leg

factory orders report

factory resets

factory ship

factory ships

factory teams

factory

factory-backed

factory-class

factory-classes

factory-farm

factorylike

factory-method-pattern

factory-method-patterns

factory-pattern

factory-patterns

factory-reset

factoryscape

factoryscapes

factory-team

factorywise

factoryworker

factoryworkers

factotum

factotums

factour

factours

facts

factsheet

fact-sheet

factsheets

fact-sheets

facts-of-life

facts-on-the-ground

factual relativism

factual

factualism

factuality

factually

factualness

factum

factums

facture

facty

facula

faculae

facular

facultative

facultative-biped

facultative-bipeds

facultatively

facultative-quadruped

facultative-quadrupeds

faculties

faculty release time

faculty

facund

facundious

facundity

fa-cup

fad diet

fad diets

fad

Faddeev-Popov ghost

faddily

faddiness

faddish

faddishly

faddishness

faddism

faddist

faddists

faddle

faddled

faddles

faddling

faddy

fade

fadeaway

fade-away

fadeaways

faded away

faded

faded-giant

faded-giants

fadedly

fadedness

fade-in

fade-ins

fadeless

fadeometer

fadeometers

fade-out

fadeouts

fade-outs

fadeproof

fader

faders

fades away

fades

fadeth

fade-to-black

fade-to-white

fadge

fadged

fadges

fadging

fading away

fading

fadingness

fadings

fadish

fadista

fadistas

fadlike

fadme

fadmes

fado

fadogia-homblei

fadoodle

fadoodles

fados

fadrozole

fads

fady

fae

fæcal matter

faecal

faecally

faecal-matter

faecal-transplant

faeces

faeder

faeders

faena

faenas

faenza

faerie godmothers

faerie

faerie-godmother

faeries

faeroe-islands

faeroese

faery

faerylike

faery-wicca

faery-wiccan

faes

faetupac

faetus

faetuses

faf

faff

faff-about

faff-around

faffed

faffing

faffle

faffled

faffles

faffling

faffs

fafillion

fafillions

fafnir

fafrotskies

fafsa

fagaceae

fagaceous

fagales

Fagan inspection

fagatogo

fagazines

fagbutt

fagbutts

Faget sign

fagomine

fagopyrin

fagopyrins

fagopyrism

fagottoes

fagottos

fagus

fagus-grandifolia

fah

faham

fahd

faheem

faheyite

fahlband

fahlbands

fahleite

fahlerz

fahlore

fahlunite

fahlunites

Fahr disease

fahrenheit daniel gabriel

Fahrenheit scale

fahrenheit

Fahr's syndrome

fahrvergngen

faial

faience

faiences

faihriem

fail and divot

fail at life

fail dyke

fail dykes

fail soft

fail upwards

fail whale

fail whales

fail

failable

failance

failances

failback

failbacks

fail-d

faile

failed at life

failed supernova

failed

failed-back-syndrome

failed-state

failed-states

failer

failers

failest

faileth

failing at life

failing that

failing

failingly

failings

faille

fail-of

failover

fail-over

failovers

failproof

fails at life

fails

failsafe

fail-safe

fail-secure

failure horizon

failure of consideration

failure of issue

failure rates

failure to launch

failure to prepare is preparing to fail

failure

failureproof

failure-rate

failures to thrive

failures

failure-to-thrive

fain

fainaigue

fainaigued

fainaigues

fainaiguing

fainants

faine

faineance

faineant deity

faineant

fain-eant

faineants

fained

faines

faining

fainites

fainne

fains

faint pleader

faint

fainted

fainten

fainteth

fainthearted

faint-hearted

faintheartedly

faint-heartedness

faintheartednesses

fainthood

fainting goat syndrome

fainting goat

fainting

faintingly

faintingness

faintings

faintish

faintishness

faintling

faintly

faintness

faintnesses

faint-of-heart

faints

fainty

fair bets

fair cake-cutting

fair comment

fair copies

fair cops

fair dealing

fair dinks

fair division

fair exchange is no robbery

fair gos

fair hearing

fair is fair

fair leather

fair market value

fair oaks

fair queuing

fair shake of the sauce bottle

fair shake

fair to meddling

fair trial

fair trials

fair use doctrine

fair use policy

fair use

fair value

fair warning

fair weather fan

fair winds

fair

fair-and-square

fair-ball

fair-balls

fairbankite

fairbanks douglas

fairbanks

fair-bet

fair-built

fair-catch

fair-catches

fairchild

fairchildite

faircloughian

fair-cop

fair-copy

fair-crack-of-the-whip

fair-dinkum

fairdom

fair-dos

faire

faired

fair-enough

fairer-sex

faires

fairfax

fairfaxian

fairfield

fairfieldite

fair-game

fair-go

fairgoer

fairgoers

fairground

fairgrounds

fair-haired boys

fair-haired

fair-haired-boy

fairheaded

fairhood

fairie

fairies

fairily

fairing

fairings

fairish

fair-isle

fairlead

fair-lead

fairleader

fairleaders

fairleads

fairlike

fair-linen

fairly

fairmairei

fair-market-values

fair-minded

fairmont

fairness doctrine

fairness opinion

fairness

fair-off

fairplay

fair-play

fair's fair

fairs

fair-sex

fair-spoken

fair-suck-of-the-sauce-bottle

fair-suck-of-the-sav

fair-to-middlin

fair-to-middling

fair-trade

fair-up

fair-uses

fairwater

fairway

fairways

fair-weather friends

fairweather mount

fairweather

fair-weather

fairweather-friend

fair-weather-friend

fairweather-friends

fair-wind

fair-world

fairy ballet

fairy ballets

fairy butter

fairy cakes

fairy chimney

fairy chimneys

fairy circles

fairy clap

fairy claps

fairy dart

fairy darts

fairy door

fairy doors

fairy garden

fairy gardens

fairy kei

fairy light

fairy liquid

fairy martin

fairy martins

fairy money

fairy opera

fairy operas

fairy primroses

fairy shrimps

fairy stone

fairy stones

fairy story

fairy

fairy-bluebird

fairy-bluebirds

fairybook

fairybooks

fairy-bread

fairycake

fairy-cake

fairycakes

fairy-chess

fairy-circle

fairy-dust

fairyflies

fairyfloss

fairy-floss

fairyfly

fairy-fort

fairy-forts

fairy-godmother

fairy-godmothers

fairyland

fairylands

fairy-lights

fairylike

fairy-nuff

fairyology

fairy-penguin

fairy-penguins

fairy-primrose

fairy-ring

fairy-ring-champignon

fairy-ring-champignons

fairy-rings

fairy-shrimp

fairy-snuff

fairytale

fairy-tale

fairytalelike

fairytales

fairy-tales

fairywren

fairy-wren

fairywrens

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farnsworth philo taylor

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faro

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featherstitch

featherstitched

featherstitches

featherstitching

feathertail

feathertails

featherweight

featherweights

featherwood

featherwoods

feather-wool

featherwork

featherworks

feathery false lily of the valley

feathery

featly

featness

feat-of-strength

feats of strength

feats

featural

feature back

feature backs

feature connector

feature creep

feature group

feature negotiation

feature pack

feature phone

feature set

feature size

feature stories

feature width

feature

featured

feature-envy

feature-film

feature-films

featureful

featurefulness

feature-length

featureless

featurelessly

featurelessness

featurely

featurephone

featurephones

feature-phones

features

feature-story

featurette

featurettes

featurewise

featuring

featurism

featuritis

feaver

feaze

feazed

feazes

feazing

feazings

feb

febantel

febarbamate

febri-

febricitant

febricitants

febricity

febriculose

febrifacient

febrifacients

febriferous

febrific

febrifugal

febrifuge

febrifuges

febrifugine

febrile

februaries

february

februarye

february-fill-dike

februarys

februate

februated

februates

februating

februation

februations

febuprol

febuxostat

fec

fecal impaction

fecal impactions

fecal microbiota transplant

fecal microbiota transplantation

fecal transplants

fecal

fecalith

fecaliths

fecally

fecal-matter

fecaloid

fecaloma

fecalomas

fecal-transplant

fecaluria

feceate

feceated

feceates

feceating

feces

fechfech

fech-fech

fecial

feck

feckers

feckless

fecklessly

fecklessness

fecks

feclobuzone

fecn

fecolith

fecoliths

fecula

feculae

feculence

feculences

feculencies

feculency

feculent

fecund

fecundability

fecundate

fecundated

fecundates

fecundating

fecundation

fecundified

fecundifies

fecundify

fecundifying

fecundist

fecundities

fecundity

fecundly

fed funds rate

fed model

Fed off

fed up to the back teeth

fed up

Fed. Republic of Yugoslavia

fed

fedaries

fedary

fedayee

fedayeen

fed-cattle

fed-cir

fed-cl

feddle

feddled

feddles

feddling

fedelm-nochrothach

federal bureau of investigation

federal cases

federal common law

federal communications commission

federal councils

federal deposit insurance corporation

federal districts

federal farm credit banks funding corp.

federal funds rate

federal home loan bank board

federal home loan bank system

federal home loan mortgage corp.

federal housing administration

Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002

federal insurance contributions act

federal land bank

federal law

federal open market committee minutes

federal open market committee

Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia

federal question jurisdiction

federal question

federal questions

federal railroad administration

federal register

federal regulations

Federal Republic of Jugoslavia

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

federal reserve bank

federal reserve board of governors

federal reserve note

federal reserve system

federal rules of bankruptcy procedure

federal trade commission

federal unemployment insurance tax

federal

federal-case

federal-council

federal-democratic-republic-of-ethiopia

federal-democratic-republic-of-nepal

federal-district

federal-government

federal-governments

federalisation

federalise

federalised

federalises

federalising

federalism

federalisms

federalist

federalist-party

federalists

federalization

federalize

federalized

federalizes

federalizing

federally

federally-administered-northern-areas

federally-administered-tribal-areas

federalness

federal-official

federal-officials

federal-republic-of-germany

federal-republic-of-nigeria

federal-reserve

federal-reserve-systems

federals

federaries

federary

federast

federasts

federate

federated database

federated directories

federated query

federated

federated-states-of-micronesia

federates

federating

federation furniture

Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland

federation

federation-of-bosnia-and-herzegovina

federations

federative unit

federative

federatively

federative-republic-of-brazil

federer roger

federer

fedex

fedexed

fedexes

fedexing

fedex-quest

fedifragous

fedity

fedlimid-mac-daill

fed-n

fedora

fedoras

fedorite

fedorovskite

fedotovite

fedotozine

fed-out-off

fedrilate

fedrizziid

fedrizziids

feds

fedspeak

fedwire

fedzilla

fee schedules

fee simple

fee splittings

fee tail

fee

feeb

feebate

feebates

feeble

feebled

feebleminded

feeble-minded

feeblemindedness

feeble-mindedness

feebleness

feebles

feebless

feebling

feebly

feebs

feechur

feechurs

feed aggregator

feed back

feed bags

feed bunk

feed drive

feed drives

feed grain

feed head

feed heads

feed heater

feed heaters

feed mill

feed pumps

feed ratio

feed reader

feed the flames

feed viewer

feed

feedable

feedback about a term in this encyclopedia

feedback inhibition

feedback loop

feedback loops

feedback

feedbacked

feedbacker

feedbackers

feedbacking

feedbacks

feedback-transfer-function

feedback-transfer-functions

feedbag

feed-bag

feedbags

feedbox

feedboxes

feedburner

feed-dog

feed-dogs

feeded

feedee

feedees

feeder cattle

feeder funds

feeder reservoirs

feeder

feeder-fish

feeder-fund

feederism

feeder-reservoir

feeders

feeder-school

feeder-schools

feedest

feedeth

feedflare

feedforward neural network

feedforward

feedforward-control

feedforwarded

feedforwarding

feedforwards

feed-grains

feedhorn

feed-horn

feedhorns

feed-horns

feeding tube

feeding

feeding-bottle

feeding-bottles

feeding-chair

feeding-frenzies

feeding-frenzy

feeding-out-of

feedings

feeding-stuff

feeding-time

feed-into

feedline

feedlines

feedlot

feedlots

feed-off

feed-one-s-face

feed-out-of

feed-pump

feedreader

feedreaders

feeds

feeds-out-of

feedstock

feedstocks

feedstore

feedstores

feedstream

feedstreams

feedstuff

feedstuffs

feed-the-dragon

feed-the-meter

feed-the-troll

feedthrough

feed-through

feed-up

feedwater

feed-zone

feed-zones

fee-faw-fum

fee-faw-fums

fee-fees

fee-fi-fo-fum

fee-for-service

feeing market

feeing markets

feeing

feejee

feejeean

feejeeans

feel it in one's water

feel it in one's waters

feel like oneself

feel no pain

feel one's legs

feel out

feel someone's pain

feel the Bern

feel

feelable

feel-around

feelbad

feel-bad

feel-down

feele

feeled

feelefold

feel-eight-feet-tall

feeler

feeler-gauge

feelers

feelest

feeleth

feel-for

feel-free

feel-good factors

feel-good

feel-good-factor

feelie box

feelie

feelies

feelin

feeling around

feeling like

feeling no pain

feeling the pinch

feeling

feelingless

feelinglessness

feelingly

feelingness

feeling-one-s-oats

feelings

feeling-ten-feet-tall

feel-in-one-s-bones

feel-like

feel-nine-feet-tall

feel-oneself

feel-one-s-oats

feels around

feels like

feels over reals

feels the pinch

feels

feel-someone-s-collar

feel-sorry-for

feels-ten-feet-tall

feel-ten-feet-tall

feelth

feel-the-burn

feel-the-heat

feel-the-pinch

feel-twelve-feet-tall

feel-up

feel-up-to

feely

feely-box

feen

feeney

feening

feepayer

feepayers

feepaying

feer

feere

feeres

fees

fee-schedule

feese

feeses

fee-simple-determinable

fee-simples-determinable

fee-simples-subject-to-condition-subsequent

fee-simples-subject-to-executory-interest

fee-simples-subject-to-executory-limitation

fee-simple-subject-to-condition-subsequent

fee-simple-subject-to-executory-interest

fee-simple-subject-to-executory-limitation

fee-splitting

feet

feet-first

feetless

feetlong

feet-of-clay

feet-on-the-ground

feets

feeware

feeze

feezed

feezing

fefnicute

fegele

fegeleh

fegelehs

fegeles

feghoot

feh

fehling-s-solution

fehling-s-solutions

fehmarn

fehmarn-belt

fehmic

Feigenbaum constant

Feighner criteria

Feighner criterion

feign

feigned issues

feigned

feigned-issue

feignedly

feignedness

feignest

feigneth

feigning

feigningly

feignings

feigns

feijoa

feijoada

feijoadas

feijoas

feild

feine

feined

feinglosite

Feingold syndrome

feining

feininger lyonel charles adrian

feininger

feint

feinted

feinter

feinting

feint-of-heart

feints

feira de santana

feis

feiseanna

feist dog

feist dogs

feist

Feistel cipher

feistily

feistiness

feists

feisty

feith

feithe

feitknechtite

feitorias

feitsui

feklichevite

felafel

felafels

felbamate

felbertalite

felbinac

felched

felcher

felches

felching

feldene

feldenkrais

feldman

feldsher

feldspar

feldsparlike

feldspars

feldspath

feldspathic

feldspathoid

feldspathoids

feldspathose

feldspaths

feldstein, martin s.

feldtman

fele

felefold

felica

felicia

felicidal

felicide

felicific

felicifically

felicific-calculus

felicitate

felicitated

felicitates

felicitating

felicitation

felicitations

felicities

felicitous

felicitously

felicitousness

felicity

felid

felidae

felidomancy

felids

feliform

feliformia

feliforms

felinae

feline hyperesthesia syndrome

feline infectious peritonitis

feline leukemia virus

feline panleukopenia

feline

felinely

felineness

felines

felinities

felinity

felis

felis-aurata

felis-bieti

felis-caracal

felis-catus

felis-chaus

felis-concolor

felis-domestica

felis-lynx

felis-margarita

felis-marmorata

felis-nigripes

felis-pardalis

felis-pardina

felis-planiceps

felis-rufus

felis-serval

felis-silvestris

felis-silvestris-catus

felis-silvestris-libyca

felis-viverrinus

felis-wiedii

felis-yagouaroundi

felix

félix

felix-culpa

felix-culpas

felixstowe

fell apart

fell asleep in the Lord

fell at the final hurdle

fell below

fell by the wayside

fell down

fell due

fell from grace

fell ill

fell into a trap

fell off the wagon

fell on hard times

fell runner

fell runners

fell stitch

fell stitches

fell through

fell to pieces

fell together

fell up

fell

fella

fellable

fell-about

fellagha

fellah

fellahin

fellahs

fellar

fellars

fellas

fell-asleep

fellate

fell-back-on

fell-back-upon

felled

feller

feller-buncher

fellers

fellies

fellifluous

fell-in

felling heads

felling

felling-head

fellings

fellini federico

fellini

fellinic

felliniesque

fell-into-place

fellmonger

fellmongers

fellness

felloe

fell-off

fell-off-the-turnip-truck

fell-out

fell-over

fellow citizen

fellow feelings

fellow servant

fellow traveler

fellow

fellow-commoner

fellow-commoners

fellowcraft

fellowcrafts

fellowed

fellowfeel

fellow-feeling

fellowing

fellowless

fellowlike

fellowly

fellowman

fellow-man

fellow-me-lad

fellow-me-lads

fellowmen

fellow-men

fellowred

fellows

fellowship

fellowshipped

fellowshipping

fellowships

fellow-traveller

fellow-travellers

fell-pregnant

fell-running

fells

fell-short

fell-under

fellwalker

fellwalkers

fellwalking

felly

felo-de-se

felodipine

feloid

feloids

felon

felonies

felonious

feloniously

felonous

felonry

felons

felonwort

felony murder rule

felony murder

felony

felos-de-se

felsenmeer

felsenmeers

felsic

felsics

felsite

felsites

felsitic

felspar

felspars

felspathic

felstone

felstones

felt around

felt pen

felt pens

felt the pinch

felt up

felt

felted

felter

feltered

feltering

felt-grain

felting

feltings

feltlike

felt-like

feltness

feltre

feltries

feltry

felts

felt-ten-feet-tall

felt-tip

felt-tipped

felt-tipped-pen

felt-tipped-pens

felt-tip-pen

felt-tip-pens

felt-tipping

felt-tips

feltwork

feltworks

felty syndrome

felty

felucca

feluccas

felv

felvizumab

felwort

felworts

felypressin

fem

fema

female connector

female ejaculations

female genital mutilations

female ginseng

female impersonator

female impersonators

female pattern baldness

female rhyme

female rhymes

female screw

female tank

female tanks

female

female-assigned

femalecentric

female-circumcision

female-circumcisions

female-condom

female-condoms

female-ejaculation

female-genital-cutting

female-genital-mutilation

femalehood

female-hysteria

femaleless

femalelike

femaleness

female-prostate

female-prostates

females

female-to-male

femalist

femalists

femalities

femality

femalize

femalized

femalizes

femalizing

femanon

femanons

femara

fembot

fembots

femboy

femcee

femcees

femdom

feme

feme-covert

femerell

femerells

femes

femes-covert

femes-coverts

feme-sole

femes-sole

femicentric

femi-centric

femicidal

femicide

femicides

femidom

femifascism

femifascists

feminacentric

feminal

feminalities

feminality

feminate

feminazis

feminazism

femineity

feminicity

feminility

feminine ending

feminine hygiene

feminine of center

feminine products

feminine

femininely

feminineness

feminine-product

feminine-rhyme

feminine-rhymes

feminines

femininities

femininity

femininization

femininizations

femininize

femininized

femininizes

femininizing

feminisation

feminise

feminised

feminiser

feminisers

feminises

feminising

feminism

feminisms

feminist dance therapy

feminist

feministic

feministically

feministly

feminists

feminist-studies

feminitee

feminity

feminizable

feminization

feminizations

feminize

feminized

feminizer

feminizers

feminizes

feminizing

feminocentric

feminocentrism

feminoid

feminoids

feminye

femmage

femmages

femme de chambre

femme fan

femme fans

femme fatale

femme fatales

femme fen

femme

femme-couverte

femme-fatale-fireflies

femme-fatale-firefly

femme-incomprise

femmer

femmy

femocrat

femocrats

femora

femoral artery

femoral

femoroabdominal

femoxetine

fems

femslash

femspeak

femto cell

femto-

femtoampere

femtoamperes

femtobarn

femtobarns

femtobecquerel

femtobecquerels

femtobel

femtobels

femtocandela

femtocandelas

femtocell

femtocells

femtochemistry

femtocoulomb

femtocoulombs

femtoengineering

femtofarad

femtofarads

femtogram

femtogramme

femtogrammes

femtograms

femtojoule

femtojoules

femtokatal

femtokatals

femtolensing

femtoliter

femtoliters

femtolitre

femtolitres

femtomachine

femtomachines

femtometer

femtometers

femtometre

femtometres

femtomol

femtomolar

femtomole

femto-satellite

femtoscopic

femtoscopy

femtosecond

femtoseconds

femtotechnology

femur

femur-head

femur-heads

femurs

fen fires

fen nettle

fen nettles

fen

fenadiazole

fenagle

fenaksite

fenamic

fenamic-acid

fenamidone

fenamiphos

fenamole

fenaperone

fenarimol

fenbendazole

fenbenicillin

fenberries

fenberry

fenbufen

fenbutrazate

fencamfamine

fencamine

fence lizard

fence lizards

fence post

fence sitters

fence time

fence times

fence wire

fence wires

fence

fenced

fenced-in

fenceful

fence-in

fenceless

fencelessness

fencelike

fenceline

fencelines

fence-mending

fence-month

fence-months

fence-off

fencepost

fencepost-problem

fencepost-problems

fenceposts

fence-posts

fencer

fencerow

fencerows

fencers

fences

fence-sitter

fence-the-tables

fenchol

fenchone

fencible

fencibles

fencing response

fencing wire

fencing

fencings

fenclofenac

fenclonine

fenclorac

fenclozic-acid

fencooperite

fen-cricket

fen-crickets

fend

fend-and-prove

fend-away

fended

fended-off

fender beam

fender beams

fender skirts

fender

fender-bender

fender-benders

fenderhead

fenderheads

fenderless

fenders

fender-skirt

fend-for-oneself

fendiline

fending

fending-off

fendleri

fendliche

fend-off

fendosal

fends

fends-off

fendy

fénelon

fenerate

feneration

fenestra

fenestral

fenestrals

fenestrane

fenestranes

fenestrate

fenestrated

fenestration

fenestrations

fenestron

fenestrule

fenestrules

fenethazine

fenethylline

fen-fire

fenfluramine hydrochloride

fenfluramine

fenfluthrin

fengabine

fengite

feng-shui

feng-shuied

feng-shuiing

feng-shuis

feni

fenian

fenian-cycle

fenianism

fenianisms

fenians

feni-district

fenimide

fening

fenipentol

fenisorex

fenitrothion

fenks

fenland

fenlands

fenleuton

fenlike

fenmetozole

fenmetramide

fenne

fennec

fennec-fox

fennec-foxes

fennecs

fennel

fennelflower

fennels

fennicism

fennicization

fennicize

fennicized

fennicizing

fennish

fenno

fennocchio

fennochio

fennoman

fennomania

fennomans

fennophile

fennophiles

fennoscandia

fennoscandian

fenny

fenobam

fenobucarb

fenocchi

fenocchio

fenochi

fenochia

fenochii

fenochio

fenoctimine

fenofibrate

fenofibric acid

fenoldopam

fenoprofen

fenoprop

fenoterol

fenoverine

fenowed

fenoxaprop

fenoxaprops

fenoxazoline

fenoxedil

fenoxypropazine

fenozolone

fenpentadiol

fenpentiadol

fen-phen

fenpipalone

fenpipramide

fenpiprane

fenpropimorph

fenproporex

fenprostalene

fenquizone

fenretinide

fenrir

fenris

fens

fensible

fenspiride

fentanyl

fenthion

fentiazac

fentichlor

fenticlor

fenticonazole

fentin-acetate

Fenton's reagent

fentrazamide

fenugreek

fenugreeks

fenvalerate

fenway

Fenwick tree

fenwick

fenya

fenyramidol

feod

feodal

feodalities

feodality

feodaries

feodary

feodatory

feodosia

feodosiya

feods

feoff

feoffed

feoffee

feoffees

feoffeeship

feoffeeships

feoffer

feoffers

feoffing

feoffment

feoffments

feoffor

feoffors

feoffs

feofor

feofors

feorm

feormfultum

feorm-fultum

feosol

fep

fepc

fepradinol

feprazone

feprosidnine

fer

fera

feracious

feracity

ferae-naturae

feral cats

feral

feral-cat

feral-child

feral-children

feralization

ferally

feral-pigeon

feral-pigeons

ferals

feram

ferash

ferashes

ferbam

ferber edna

Ferber method

ferberite

ferc

ferchromide

ferd

fer-de-lance

fer-de-lances

ferdiad

ferdinand i

ferdinand ii

ferdinand iii

ferdinand v

ferdinand

ferding

ferdings

ferdness

ferds

fere

ferede

feredetate

ferenczian

feres

feresa

feretory

ferforth

ferforthly

fergana

fergie

fergit

fergus

ferguses

fergus-mac-rich

Ferguson effect

Ferguson reflex

ferguson

fergusonian

fergusonii

fergusonite

fergusonites

feria

ferial

ferials

ferias

feriation

ferie

feries

ferine

feringee

feringees

feringhee

feringhees

ferior

ferity

ferk

ferklempt

ferly

ferm

fermacy

fermagate

fermanagh

Fermat number

Fermat numbers

fermat pierre de

fermat

fermata

fermatas

fermate

fermat-prime

fermat's last theorem

Fermat's little theorem

ferme

ferment

fermentability

fermentable

fermental

fermentate

fermentates

fermentation locks

fermentation

fermentation-lock

fermentations

fermentative

fermentatively

fermented

fermenter

fermenters

fermenting

fermentor

fermentors

ferments

fermerere

fermes

Fermi bubble

fermi enrico

Fermi gas

Fermi gases

fermi

fermi-dirac statistics

fermi-energies

fermi-energy

fermi-level

fermi-levels

fermillet

fermillets

ferminia

fermiology

fermion

fermionic

fermionically

fermionic-condensate

fermionization

fermionizations

fermionize

fermionized

fermions

fermiophobic

fermi-paradox

fermi-surface

fermi-surfaces

fermium

fermont

fermorite

fern bar

fern bars

fern house

fern houses

fern pine

fern pines

fern seeds

fern

fernandinite

fernando de noronha

fernando póo

fernando

fernane

fernanes

fer-natur

fernbird

ferneries

fernery

ferning

ferninst

fern-leaf

fernley

fernlike

ferns

fern-seed

fernticle

fernticles

ferny

ferocious

ferociously

ferociousness

ferocities

ferocity

feroher

ferohers

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feromones

ferous

feroxyhyte

feroxyhytes

ferozepore

ferozepur

ferozepur-district

ferozepur-division

ferpa

ferraiolo

ferraiolone

ferrallisols

ferralsol

ferralsols

ferramenta

ferrandine

ferrandines

Ferranti effect

ferranti mark i

Ferranti phenomenon

ferrara

ferraras

ferrarese

ferrareses

ferrari

ferraris

ferrarisite

ferrary

Ferrata cell

ferrate

ferrated

ferrates

ferredoxin

ferredoxins

ferreous

Ferrers diagram

ferret about

ferret around

ferret

ferreted around

ferreted

ferreter

ferreters

ferreting around

ferreting

ferretings

ferretlike

ferret-out

ferrets around

ferrets

ferretto

ferrety

ferri

ferriable

ferriage

ferriages

ferrian

ferric chloride

ferric oxide

ferric

ferric-acid

ferric-ammonium-citrate

ferric-carbide

ferricenium

ferrichrome

ferric-sulfate

ferric-sulphate

ferricyanate

ferricyanates

ferricyanic acid

ferricyanic

ferricyanide

ferricyanides

ferricytochrome

ferried

ferrienterobactin

ferrienterochelin

ferrier

ferrierite

ferrierites

ferries

ferriferous

ferrihaemoglobin

ferriheme

ferrihemoprotein

ferrihydrite

ferrihydrites

ferril

ferrilotharmeyerite

ferrimagnet

ferrimagnetic

ferrimagnetically

ferrimagnetism

ferrimagnets

ferrimolybdite

ferrinatrite

ferrinol

ferrioxalate

ferrioxalates

ferrioxamine

ferrioxamines

ferriporphyrin

ferriprive

ferriprotoporphyrin

ferriprussiate

ferriprussic

ferripyoverdine

ferripyrophyllite

ferripyrophyllites

ferris

ferrisicklerite

ferristrunzite

ferrisurite

ferris-wheel

ferris-wheels

ferrisymplesite

ferrite core

ferrite

ferrites

ferritic

ferritin

ferritinemia

ferritins

ferritization

ferritungstite

ferro

ferroalloy

ferroalloys

ferroalluaudite

ferroan

ferrobarroisite

ferroboron

ferrobustamite

ferrocalcite

ferrocarbon

ferrocarbons

ferrocarbon-titanium

ferrocarpholite

ferroceladonite

ferrocene

ferrocenes

ferrocenium

ferroceniums

ferrocenophane

ferrocenophanes

ferrocenophanone

ferrocenophanones

ferrocenyl

ferrocenylphosphine

ferrocerium

ferrochelatase

ferrochelatases

ferrocholinate

ferrochrome

ferrochromium

ferrocolumbite

ferrocolumbites

ferroconcrete

ferrocyanate

ferrocyanates

ferrocyanic acid

ferrocyanic

ferrocyanide

ferrocyanides

ferrocytochrome

ferrod

ferrodistortion

ferrodistortions

ferrodistortive

ferroelastic

ferroelasticity

ferroelectric capacitor

ferroelectric

ferroelectrically

ferroelectricities

ferroelectricity

ferroelectrics

ferroequinologist

ferroequinologists

ferroequinology

ferrofluid dynamics

ferrofluid

ferrofluidic

ferrofluids

ferrogedrite

ferrogel

ferroglaucophane

ferroheme

ferrohexahydrite

ferrohexahydrites

ferroholmquistite

ferrohornblende

ferrohumic

ferroic

ferroics

ferroin

ferrokaersutite

ferrokentbrooksite

ferrokinesis

ferrokinetic

ferrokinetics

ferrol

ferrolyomesophase

ferromagnesian

ferromagnet

ferromagnetic ram

ferromagnetic

ferromagnetically

ferromagnetics

ferromagnetism

ferromagnets

ferromanganese

ferromanganeses

ferrometal

ferrometals

ferromolybdenum

ferromolybdenums

ferronematic

ferronickelplatinum

ferroniobium

ferropaper

ferropargasite

ferropericlase

ferropericlases

ferroplasma

ferroplasmaceae

ferropnictide

ferropnictides

ferroporphyrin

ferroportin

ferroprotein

ferroproteins

ferroprotoporphyrin

ferroprussiate

ferroprussiates

ferroprussic

ferrorhodsite

ferrorichterite

ferroselite

ferrosilicon

ferrosilicons

ferrosilite

ferroso

ferrosoferric

ferrosols

ferrostrunzite

ferrotantalite

ferrotantalites

ferrotherapy

ferrotitanium

ferrotitanowodginite

ferrotoroidic

ferrotoroidicity

ferrotschermakite

ferrotychite

ferrotype

ferrotypes

ferrous chloride

ferrous

ferrous-oxide

ferrous-sulfate

ferrous-sulfide

ferrous-sulphate

ferrovanadium

ferrovanadiums

ferrowodginite

ferrowyllieite

ferroxidase

ferrozine

ferruccite

ferruginated

ferrugineol

ferrugineous

ferruginol

ferruginous

ferruginous-duck

ferruginous-ducks

ferruginous-hawk

ferruginous-hawks

ferrugo

ferrule

ferruled

ferrules

ferruminate

ferruminated

ferruminates

ferruminating

ferrumination

ferry van

ferry vans

ferry

ferryboat

ferry-boat

ferryboater

ferryboatman

ferryboatmen

ferryboats

ferry-boats

ferrying

ferryings

ferryl

ferryman

ferrymen

ferrywoman

ferrywomen

fers

f-ers

fershur

fersmanite

fersmite

fertaric acid

ferthe

fertigation

fertigations

fertile as a turtle

fertile octogenarian rule

fertile

fertile-crescent

fertilely

fertileness

fertilisable

fertilisation

fertilisations

fertilise

fertilised

fertiliser

fertilisers

fertilises

fertilising

fertilitate

fertilities

fertility

fertility-drug

fertility-drugs

fertility-rate

fertility-rates

fertilizable

fertilization

fertilizations

fertilize

fertilized

fertilizer

fertilizers

fertilizes

fertilizing

fertiloscope

fertiloscopes

fertiloscopic

fertiloscopies

fertiloscopy

ferula

ferulaceous

ferulae

ferular

ferulars

ferulate

ferulates

ferule

feruled

ferules

ferulic

ferulic-acid

feruling

ferulings

feruloyl

feruloylated

ferumoxide

ferumoxtran

ferumoxytol

ferussaciid

ferussaciids

feruvite

fervanite

fervence

fervency

fervent

fervently

ferventness

fervescent

fervid

fervidly

fervidor

fervor

fervorous

fervors

fervour

fervourous

fervours

ferys

fès

fescennia

fescennine

fescue

fescued

fescues

fescuing

feshfesh

fesh-fesh

fesnyng

fesnyngs

fesoterodine

fess up

fess

fessed

fessed-up

fesses

fesses-up

fessing

fessing-up

fessitude

fess-point

fess-points

fesswise

fest

festa

festal

festally

fester

festered

festering

festeringly

festerings

festerment

festerments

festers

festilogies

festilogy

festinant

festinate

festinated

festinately

festinates

festinating

festination

festinations

Festival of Light

Festival of the Rosary

festival

festivalgoer

festivalgoers

festivalist

festivalists

festival-of-lights

festivals

festive seasons

festive

festively

festiveness

festive-season

festivities

festivity

festivous

Festivus pole

festivus

festlich

festoon

festooned

festoonery

festooning

festoons

festoony

fests

festschrift

festschriften

festschrifts

festuca

festucine

festucous

festue

festues

festy cock

festy

fet

feta

feta-cheese

feta-cheeses

fetal alcohol spectrum disorder

fetal alcohol spectrum disorders

fetal alcohol syndromes

fetal distress syndrome

fetal hemoglobin

fetal membrane

fetal tissue transplant

fetal

fetal-alcohol-syndrome

fetally

fetal-position

fetal-positions

fetas

fetation

fetations

fetch a compass

fetch candles

fetch way

fetch

fetchable

fetch-and-carry

fetch-away

fetch-candle

fetched way

fetched

fetcher

fetchers

fetches

fetchest

fetcheth

fetch-execute cycle

fetching

fetchingly

fetchingness

fetchings

fetchko

fetch-quest

fetch-quests

fetcht

fetch-up

fête champêtre

fete

fête

feted

feterita

fetes

fether

fethers

feti-

fetial

fetiasite

fetich

fetiches

fetichism

fetichisms

fetichist

fetichistic

fetichists

feticidal

feticide

feticides

feticism

fetid

fetidin

fetidins

fetidities

fetidity

fetidly

fetidness

fetids

fetii

feting

fetiparous

fetis

fetisely

fetish priest

fetish priests

fetish

fetishes

fetishisation

fetishisations

fetishise

fetishised

fetishises

fetishising

fetishism

fetishisms

fetishist

fetishistic

fetishistically

fetishists

fetishizable

fetishization

fetishizations

fetishize

fetishized

fetishizer

fetishizers

fetishizes

fetishizing

fetishlike

fetishwear

fetlock

fetlocks

feto-

fetoglobulins

fetology

fetomaternal

feto-maternal

fetopathies

fetopathy

fetoplacental

fetoprotein

fetoproteins

fetor

fetors

fetoscope

fetoscopes

fetoscopic

fetoscopies

fetoscopy

fetotoxic

fetotoxicity

fets

fetta

fetta-cheese

fetta-cheeses

fettelite

fetter

fetterbush

fetterbushes

fettered

fetterer

fetterers

fettering

fetterless

fetters

fetting

fettle

fettled

fettler

fettlers

fettles

fettling

fettlings

fettucce

fettuccine

fettuccini

fettucine

fettucini

fetuin

fetuous

fetus papyraceus

fetus

fetuses in fetu

fetuses

fetus-fetishist

fetus-fetishists

fetus-in-fetu

fetwah

fetwahs

feu

feuar

feuars

feud

feudal laws

feudal lords

feudal rush

feudal rushes

feudal systems

feudal

feudalisation

feudalise

feudalised

feudalises

feudalising

feudalism

feudalisms

feudalist

feudalistic

feudalities

feudality

feudalization

feudalize

feudalized

feudalizes

feudalizing

feudal-law

feudal-lord

feudally

feudal-system

feudaries

feudary

feudataries

feudatary

feudatories

feudatory states

feudatory

feudatory-state

feuded

feu-de-joie

feuder

feuders

feuding

feudings

feudist

feudists

feuds

feuerbach ludwig andreas von

feuerbachian

feuillant

feuillants

feuillemort

feuillemorte

feuilleton

feuilletonist

feuilletonists

feuilletons

feulgen reaction

Feulgen stain

feuter

feuterer

feuterers

feux de joie

fever blister

fever clinic

fever clinics

fever fog

fever fogs

fever swamp

fever swamps

fever tree

fever trees

fever

fever-and-ague

fever-bush

fevered

feveret

fevereth

feverets

feverfew

feverfews

fevering

feverish

feverishly

feverishness

feverless

feverous

feverously

fever-pitch

fevers

feverweed

feverwort

feverworts

fevery

fevre

few cards short of a full deck

few cards shy of a full deck

few sandwiches short of a picnic

few

few-and-far-between

fewe

fewel

fewer and farther between

fewer and further between

fewer

fewest and farthest between

fewest and furthest between

fewest

few-flowered-sedge

few-flowered-sedges

fewfold

fewl

fewls

fewly

fewmet

fewmets

fewness

fewscore

fewter

fewters

fex

fexinidazole

fexofenadine

fext

fey

feydeau

feydom

feyerabendian

feygele

feygeleh

feygelehs

feygeles

feyly

feyne

feyned

feynes

feyness

feyning

feynman richard phillips

feynman

feynman-diagram

feynman-diagrams

feynmanian

feynman-point

feyre

feyres

fez

fezakinumab

fezes

fezlike

fezolamine

fezzan

fezzes

ff sensor

ff

ffa

ffd

fff

FFIEC

FFLO phase

ffmpeg

ffp

ffrench

ffs

fft

ffv

ffvs

ffy

fg

fge

fgf

fgm

fg-syndrome

fgy

fh

fha

fhd

fhlbb

fhlmc

f-hole

f-holes

fhp

fhrers

fhss

fhv

fhz

fi

fia

fiacitabine

fiacre

fiacres

fiador

fiadors

fialuridine

fiamme

fiance

fianc-e

fianced

fiancee

fianc-ee

fiancees

fiances

fianchetti

fianchetto

fianchettoed

fianchettoing

fianchettos

fiancing

fiancs

fianelite

fianna-fil

fianna-ireann

fiants

fiar

fiars

fiaschi

fiasci

fiasco

fiascoes

fiascos

fiat currencies

fiat lux

fiat

fiat-currency

fiat-money

fiat-moneys

fiat-monies

fiats

fiaunce

fiaunt

fib

fiba

fibbed

fibber

fibberies

fibber-mcgee-s-closet

fibbers

fibbery

fibbing

fiber art

fiber bragg grating

fiber bundle

fiber channel

fiber connection

fiber cut

fiber distributed data interface

fiber exhaust

fiber glut

fiber jack

fiber laser

fiber loss

fiber optic transmission system

fiber optics glossary

fiber optics

fiber plants

fiber

fiberboard

fiberboards

fiber-bundles

fibered

fiberfill

fiberglas

fiberglass epoxy

fiberglass

fiberglassed

fiberglasses

fiberglassing

fiber-gun

fiber-guns

fiberise

fiberize

fiberized

fiberizes

fiberizing

fiberless

fiberlike

fiber-optic cable

fiber-optic connectors

fiber-optic

fiberoptics

fiberous

fiber-plant

fibers

fiberscope

fiberscopes

fiber-to-the-curb

fiber-to-the-neighborhood

fiber-to-the-node

fiber-to-the-premises

fiberwise

fibery

fibonacci numbers

Fibonacci polynomial

fibonacci series

Fibonacci spiral

fibonacci

fibonaccian

fibonacci-number

fibonacci-sequence

fibonacci-sequences

fibr-

fibracillin

fibranne

fibrate

fibrates

fibration

fibrations

fibratus

fibre cement

fibre channel over ethernet

fibre channel over ip

fibre channel

fibre

fibreboard

fibreboards

fibre-bundle

fibre-bundles

fibred

fibre-faced

fibreglass

fibreglassed

fibreglasses

fibreglassing

fibreise

fibreize

fibreless

fibrelike

fibre-optic

fibreoptics

fibre-optics

fibre-reinforced plastics

fibre-reinforced-plastic

fibres

fibrescope

fibrescopes

fibrewise

fibric acid derivative

fibriform

fibril

fibrilization

fibrilized

fibrilla

fibrillae

fibrillar

fibrillarin

fibrillary

fibrillate

fibrillated

fibrillates

fibrillating

fibrillation

fibrillatory

fibrillin

fibrillins

fibrillization

fibrillogenesis

fibrillogenic

fibrillose

fibrillous

fibrils

fibrin

fibrinase

fibrinases

fibrination

fibrinations

fibrine

fibrino-

fibrinogen

fibrinogenic

fibrinogenolysis

fibrinogenolytic

fibrinogenous

fibrinogens

fibrinoid

fibrinolyses

fibrinolysin

fibrinolysis

fibrinolytic

fibrinopeptide

fibrinoplastic

fibrinoplastin

fibrinous

fibrinuria

fibrise

fibrisol

fibrisols

fibrist

fibrists

fibrize

fibro

fibroadenoma

fibroatheroma

fibroatheromas

fibrobacteres

fibroblast

fibroblastic

fibroblastoid

fibroblasts

fibrocalcific

fibrocartilage

fibrocartilagenous

fibrocartilaginous

fibrocaseous

fibrocystic

fibrocyte

fibrocytes

fibrodysplasia

fibrodysplasia-ossificans-progressiva

fibrodysplasias

fibrodysplasic

fibroelastosis

fibroelastotic

fibroepithelial

fibroepithelioma

fibroepitheliomas

fibroepitheliomata

fibroferrite

fibrofog

fibrofolliculoma

fibrofolliculomas

fibrogenesis

fibrogenic

fibroid

fibroidectomy

fibroids

fibroin

fibroins

fibrokeratoma

fibrokeratomas

fibrolamellar

fibroleiomyoma

fibroleiomyomas

fibroleiomyomata

fibrolite

fibroma

fibromas

fibromata

fibromatoses

fibromatosis

fibromodulin

fibromuscular dysplasia

fibromuscular

fibromyalgia

fibromyalgias

fibromyalgic

fibromyectomy

fibromyoma

fibromyomas

fibromyomata

fibromyositis

fibronectin

fibronectins

fibronection

fibronodular

fibropellin

fibroplasia

fibroreticular

fibrosarcoma

fibrosarcomas

fibrosing

fibrosis

fibrositis

fibrosity

fibrothorax

fibrotic

fibrous dysplasias

fibrous root

fibrous

fibrous-dysplasia

fibrously

fibrousness

fibrovascular

fibroxanthoma

fibroxanthomas

fibroxanthomata

fibs

fibster

fibsters

fibua

fibul

fibula

fibulae

fibular

fibulare

fibulares

fibularia

fibularis

fibulas

fibulin

fic

fica

ficain

fication

fice dog

fice

ficedula

ficelle

fices

fiche

fiches

fichte johann gottlieb

fichte

fichtean

fichtelgebirge

fichtelite

fichu

fichus

ficid

ficids

ficiform

fickle

fickled

fickleness

ficklenesses

fickles

fickling

fickly

ficlet

ficlets

fico

ficoes

ficolin

ficolins

ficon

fics

fict

fictile

fiction

fictional

fictionalisation

fictionalise

fictionalised

fictionaliser

fictionalisers

fictionalises

fictionalising

fictionalism

fictionalisms

fictionalist

fictionalists

fictionalities

fictionality

fictionalization

fictionalizations

fictionalize

fictionalized

fictionalizer

fictionalizers

fictionalizes

fictionalizing

fictionally

fictionary

fictioneer

fictioneering

fictioneers

fictionise

fictionised

fictionises

fictionising

fictionist

fictionists

fictionize

fictionmaking

fictions

fictious

fictiously

fictitional

fictitious forces

fictitious

fictitiously

fictitiousness

fictive

fictive-kin

fictively

fictiveness

fictography

fictomercial

fictomercials

fictor

ficus

ficusin

ficus-infectoria

ficus-religiosa

ficusses

ficus-sycomorus

ficus-thonningii

fid

fidalgo

fidalgoes

fidarestat

fidaxomicin

fidayee

fidayeen

fidayees

fiddle away

fiddle beetle

fiddle beetles

fiddle block

fiddle blocks

fiddle while Rome burns

fiddle yard

fiddle yards

fiddle

fiddle-about

fiddle-around

fiddled

fiddle-de-dee

fiddledeedee

fiddled-with

fiddle-faddle

fiddlefart

fiddlefarted

fiddlefarting

fiddlefarts

fiddle-footed

fiddlehead

fiddleheads

fiddleleaf

fiddleleafs

fiddler

fiddler-crab

fiddler-crabs

fiddlers

fiddles

fiddlestick

fiddlesticks

fiddlestring

fiddlestrings

fiddles-with

fiddleth

fiddle-the-books

fiddle-with

fiddlewood

fiddlewoods

fiddliness

fiddling

fiddlings

fiddling-with

fiddly

fiddy

fided

fideicommissa

fideicommissum

fideism

fideist

fideistic

fideistically

fideists

fidejussion

fidejussor

fidejussors

fidelismo

fidelista

fidelities

fidelitous

fidelity cards

fidelity

fidelity-bond

fidelity-bonds

fidelity-card

fides

fidge

fidged

fidges

fidget pie

fidget pies

fidget spinner

fidget spinners

fidget

fidgeted

fidgeter

fidgeters

fidgetily

fidgetiness

fidgeting

fidgetingly

fidgetings

fidgets

fidgetted

fidgetting

fidgettings

fidgety

fidging

fidicinal

fiding

fidlam-ben

fidlam-bens

fido alliance

fido

FIDO2

fidonet

fidos

fids

Fiduccia-Mattheyses algorithm

fiducial marker

fiducial

fiducially

fiducials

fiduciaries

fiduciarily

fiduciary duties

fiduciary duty

fiduciary relationship

fiduciary

fie

fiedler arthur

fiedler

fiedlerite

fief

fiefdom

fiefdoms

fiefs

field allowance

field allowances

field application engineer

field application engineers

field applications engineer

field applications engineers

field artilleries

field bed

field beds

field bindweed

field bindweeds

field books

field boot

field boots

field capacity

field coil

field corns

field cricket

field crickets

field cyrus west

field effect transistor

field elm

field elms

field emission displays

field emissions

field engineer

field engineers

field event

field events

field extension

field extensions

field goal percentage

field goal percentages

field grades

field hockey player

field hockey players

field houses

field ice

field jacket

field jackets

field judge

field kitchens

field lens

field lines

field magnet

field map

field maple

field maples

field maps

field marshall

field meeting

field meetings

field mushroom

field mushrooms

field name

field of fractions

field of honour

field of quotients

field of scalars

field of view

field officers

field pea

field peas

field poppy

field programmable gate array

field rat

field ration

field rats

field replaceable

field restrictions

field salad

field salads

field seams

field separator

field service

field slave

field slaves

field sobriety tests

field spaniel

field sparrow

field sport

field sports

field squeeze

field stripped

field stripping

field strips

field study

field template

field tent

field tents

field tests

field tile

field tiles

field trains

field trials

field tube

field tubes

field units

field winding

field

field-artillery

field-axiom

field-axioms

fieldball

field-book

fieldboot

fieldboots

fieldbus

field-coils

field-corn

fieldcraft

field-day

field-days

field-dress

fielded

field-effect

field-effects

field-emission

field-emission-display

field-emission-microscope

field-emission-microscopes

field-emission-microscopy

fielden

fielder

fielders

fielder-s-choice

fieldfare

fieldfares

field-game

field-glass

fieldglasses

field-glasses

field-goal

field-goals

field-grade officer

field-grade

field-guide

field-guides

fieldgun

field-gun

fieldguns

field-guns

fieldhand

field-hand

fieldhands

field-hands

field-hockey

field-horsetail

field-horsetails

field-hospital

field-hospitals

fieldhouse

field-house

fielding average

fielding circles

fielding henry

fielding positions

fielding

fielding-circle

fielding-position

field-ion microscope

field-kitchen

field-lacrosse

fieldless

fieldlike

fieldline

field-line

fieldlines

fieldman

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flavorlessness

flavorous

flavors of the week

flavors

flavorsome

flavorubredoxin

flavorwise

flavour enhancers

flavour extract

flavour extracts

flavour of the week

flavour

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flavourful

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flavourings

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flavourous

flavours of the week

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flavoxanthin

flavoxate

flavylium

flavyliums

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flawlessly

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flawn

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flaws

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flawters

flawy

flax bows

flax milk

flax seeds

flax

flax-bow

flax-dresser

flaxen

flaxes

flax-leaved daphne

flaxlike

flaxman

flaxseed oils

flaxseed

flax-seed

flaxseed-oil

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flax-sticks

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flaxweeds

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flds

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flea trees

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fleabag

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fleabags

flea-bags

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flea-beetles

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fleabites

flea-bitten

fleaborne

flea-brained

flea-circus

flea-flicker

fleahopper

flea-in-one-s-ear

fleak

fleaker

fleakers

fleaking

flea-lice

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flea-louse

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flea-markets

fleams

fleamy

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fleapits

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flecnode

flecnodes

flection

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fledge

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fleece wool

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fleet-captain

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fleet-in-being

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flehmen

flehmened

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flehmens

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flehms

fleischerite

fleischig

fleischnacke

fleishig

Fleiss' kappa

fleme

flemer

flemers

fleming alexander

fleming ian lancaster

fleming peggy gale

Fleming valve

fleming

Fleming's right-hand rule

flemings

Flemish account

Flemish accounts

Flemish stitch

flemish

flemish-bend

flemish-bends

flemish-bond

flemish-bonds

flemish-brabant

flemish-community

flemishness

flemish-sign-language

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flench

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flenches

flenching

flensburg

flense

flensed

flenser

flensers

flenses

flensing

flerd

flerobuterol

flerovium

fleroxacin

flesh and bone

flesh and bones

flesh broth

flesh broths

flesh brush

flesh brushes

flesh glue

flesh meat

flesh tunnel

flesh tunnels

flesh

flesh-and-blood

flesh-colored

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flesh-coloured

flesh-eating bacterium

flesh-eating disease

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flesher

fleshers

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fleshes

fleshflies

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fleshment

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fleshmongers

flesh-out

fleshpot

fleshpots

flesh-wound

flesh-wounds

fleshy fruit

fleshy

flesinoxan

flestolol

flet

fletazepam

fletch

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fletcher john

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fletiferous

Flettner rotor

fletton

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fleur-de-lis

fleur-de-lys

fleur-de-lysed

fleur-de-sel

fleuret

fleuron

fleurons

fleurs

fleurs-de-lis

fleurs-de-sel

fleury andre hercule de

fleury

flevoland

flew by

flew low

flew off the shelves

flew under the radar

flew with leaden wings

flew

flewed

flews

flew-the-coop

flew-the-nest

flex account

flex application

flex circuit

flex fuel

flex markup language

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flex strength

flex

flexagon

flexagons

flexanimous

flexatone

flexatones

flexatx

flexecutive

flexecutives

flexed

flexeril

flexes

flexi-

flexibilities

flexibility

flexibilization

flexibilizations

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flexible disk

flexible exchange options

flexible OLED

flexible portfolio fund

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flexibleness

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flexibly

flexicostate

flexicurity

flexi-disc

flexi-discs

flexihours

flexile

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flexion

flexional

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flexitarian

flexitarianism

flexitarians

flexitime

flexi-time

flexitimer

flexitimers

flexixanthin

flexner abraham

flexneri

flexo

flexodomain

flexodomains

flexoelectric

flexoelectricity

flexographic

flexographically

flexography

flexomagnetic

flexomagnetoelectric

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flex-one-s-muscles

flexons

flexor

flexors

flexplace

flexray

flextime

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flexuous

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flexuousness

flexural

flexure

flexures

flexus

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flezelastine

flgelhorns

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flibanserin

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flibbertigibbet

flibbertigibbets

flibberty-gibbet

flibre

flibustier

flibustiers

flic

flicflac

flicflacs

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flicked the bean

flicked

flicker fixer

flicker fixers

flicker fusion frequency

flicker fusion rate

flicker show

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flickerer

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flickereth

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flickermouse

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flickrer

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flick-through

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flid

flidais

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flidging

flids

flied

flier

flieringa-ring

flieringa-rings

fliers

flies by

flies' graveyard

flies in the buttermilk

flies low

flies off the shelves

flies on the wall

flies out

flies under the radar

flies with leaden wings

flies

flies-in-the-ointment

flies-the-coop

flies-the-nest

flieth

flifo

flight bag

flight ceilings

flight code

flight codes

flight control

flight crews

flight data recorders

flight engineers

flight envelope

flight envelopes

flight information region

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flight interruption manifests

flight levels

flight lieutenants

flight modes

flight number

flight numbers

flight of earls

flight plans

flight sequence

flight shooting

flight simulation

flight simulator

flight status

flight statuses

flight strip

flight suit

flight suits

flight surgeon

flight ticket

flight tickets

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flight-attendant

flight-attendants

flight-ceiling

flightcraft

flight-crew

flight-data-recorder

flight-deck

flight-decks

flighted

flighten

flight-engineer

flighter

flighters

flight-feather

flight-feathers

flightily

flightiness

flighting

flight-interruption-manifest

flightless cormorant

flightless

flightlessly

flightlessness

flight-level

flight-lieutenant

flight-line

flight-lines

flight-mode

flight-of-fancy

flightpath

flight-path

flightpaths

flight-paths

flight-plan

flight-recorder

flight-recorders

flight-risk

flight-risks

flights of fancy

flights

flightseeing

flight-shot

flight-shots

flight-test

flightworthy

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flimflam

flim-flam

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flimflammer

flimflammeries

flimflammers

flimflammery

flimflamming

flimflams

flimsies

flimsily

flimsiness

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flinch

flinched

flincher

flinchers

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flincht

flinchy

flinder

flindermice

flindermouse

flinders matthew

flinders range

flinders

flin-flon

fling

flinger

flingers

flingest

flingeth

flinging

flingings

fling-out

flings

flinkite

flint corn

flint disease

flint glasses

flint mill

flint mills

flint paper

flint river

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flinted

flint-glass

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flintiness

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flintings

flintlike

flintlock

flintlocks

flints

flintshire

flintstone

flintstones

flintstonian

flintware

flintwood

flinty

flip 3d

flip books

flip camera

flip chip

flip disc

flip method

flip over

flip phone

flip shit

flip teaching

flip the kipper

flip turn

flip turns

flip video

flip

flip-a-bitch

flipbook

flip-book

flipbooks

flip-burgers

flipchart

flip-chart

flipcharts

flip-charts

flip-cup

flip-dog

flip-dogs

flipe

fliped

flip-flap

flip-flop operator

flip-flop

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flip-flopped

flipflopper

flip-flopper

flip-floppers

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flip-flopping

flipflops

flip-flops

flip-in

fliping

flip-ins

flipness

flip-off

flip-one-s-lid

flip-one-s-wig

flip-out

flippancies

flippancy

flippant

flippantly

flippantness

flippase

flippases

flipped learning

flipped mastery

flipped off

flipped the bird

flipped

flipped-classroom

flipped-out

flipped-the-script

flipper babies

flipper

flipper-baby

flippered

flippering

flipperless

flipperlike

flippers

flip-phones

flippies

flipping off

flipping the bird

flipping

flipping-burgers

flipping-nora

flipping-out

flipping-the-script

flippy board

flippy

flippy-disc

flippy-discs

flippy-disk

flippy-diskette

flippy-diskettes

flippy-disks

flippy-floppy

flippy-skirt

flippy-skirts

flips off

flips the bird

flips

flip-screen

flipside

flip-side

flipsides

flip-sides

flips-out

flips-the-script

flipt

flip-the-bird

flip-the-script

flir

flirt

flirtation

flirtations

flirtationship

flirtationships

flirtatious

flirtatiously

flirtatiousness

flirted

flirter

flirters

flirt-gill

flirt-gills

flirtigig

flirtigigs

flirtily

flirtiness

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flirtingly

flirtings

flirtini

flirtinis

flirts

flirty

flisk

flisked

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flisks

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flist

flit

flitch

flitches

flite

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flites

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flits

flitted

flitten

flitter

flittered

flittering

flitterjigs

flittermice

flitter-mice

flittermouse

flitter-mouse

flittern

flitterns

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flitwick

fliver

flivver

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flixweed

flixweeds

flk

flm

fln

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flo

float at

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float on air

float valve

float with the stream

float

floatable

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floatages

float-around

floatation

floatations

float-board

float-boards

floated

floatel

floatels

floater

floaters

floatest

floateth

float-glass

floaties

floatily

floatiness

floating (dry) dock

floating an issue

floating beacon

floating beacons

floating bridges

floating car data

floating cellular data

floating dock

floating docks

floating exchange rate

floating feelings

floating gate

floating gold

floating ground

floating grounds

floating heart

floating hearts

floating light

floating lights

floating market

floating point unit

floating point

floating rib

floating ribs

floating screed

floating screeds

floating tone

floating tones

floating toolbar

floating window

floating wood tiles

floating

floating-bridge

floating-feeling

floating-island

floating-islands

floating-kidney

floatingly

floating-palette

floating-palettes

floating-point numbers

floating-point-number

floating-point-operation

floating-point-operations

floating-point-units

floating-rate

floatings

floating-vote

floating-voter

floating-voters

floating-votes

floating-wood-tile

float-like-a-butterfly

floatplane

floatplanes

floats

float-someone-s-boat

floatstick

floatsticks

floatstone

floatstones

floaty

float-zone-silicon

flob

flobbed

flobber

flobbered

flobbergrast

flobbergrasted

flobbergrasting

flobbergrasts

flobbering

flobbers

flobbing

flobby

flobert

floberts

flobs

floc

flocci

floccillation

floccinaucinihilipilificate

floccinaucinihilipilificated

floccinaucinihilipilificates

floccinaucinihilipilificating

floccinaucinihilipilification

floccose

flocculant

flocculants

floccular

flocculate

flocculated

flocculates

flocculating

flocculation

floccule

flocculence

flocculent spiral galaxies

flocculent

flocculent-spiral-galaxy

floccules

flocculonodular

flocculonodular-lobe

flocculonodular-lobes

flocculus

floccus

flock papers

flock together

flock worker's lung

flock

flocked

flocketh

flocking

flockings

flockless

flocklike

flockling

flocklings

flockly

flockmate

flockmates

flockmel

flock-paper

flocks

flocky

flocs

floctafenine

flodden

floe

floe-rat

floe-rats

floes

flog a dead pony

flog someone round the fleet

flog the clock

flog

flog-a-dead-horse

floged

flogged

flogger

floggers

floggeth

flogging

floggings

floging

flogs

flog-the-dolphin

flog-the-log

flogworthy

floian

flokati

flokatis

flomoxef

flonase

flone

flong

flongs

flood chutes

flood control

flood geology

flood maps

flood pants

flood pools

flood stages

flood tests

flood the zone

flood

floodable

floodage

flood-chute

flooded

flooded-gum

flooder

flooders

floodest

floodeth

flood-fill

flood-fills

floodgate

flood-gate

floodgates

flood-gates

flooding

floodings

floodlamp

floodlamps

floodlight

floodlighted

floodlighting

floodlights

floodlike

floodlit

floodmap

flood-map

floodmark

floodmarks

floodnet

floodplain

flood-plain

floodplains

flood-plains

flood-pool

floodproof

floodproofed

floodproofing

floodproofs

floods

flood-stage

flood-test

floodtide

flood-tide

floodtides

flood-tides

floodwall

floodwalls

floodwater

floodwaters

floodway

floodways

flooey

flooie

flook

flooks

flooky

floom

flooms

floopy

floor broker

floor committee

floor generals

floor lamps

floor leader

floor model

floor official

floor piano

floor pianos

floor sample

floor show

floor shows

floor space

floor trader

floor

floorage

floorball

floorboard

floorboards

floorbox

floor-box

floorboxes

floor-boxes

floorcare

floorcloth

floorcloths

floorcovering

floorcoverings

floordrobe

floored

floorer

floorers

floor-exercise

floor-exercises

floor-filler

floor-function

floor-functions

floor-general

floorgrip

floorgrips

floorhead

floorheads

floor-hockey

flooring

floorings

floor-it

floor-lamp

floor-length

floorless

floorlet

floorlets

floorman

floor-manager

floor-managers

floormat

floormate

floormates

floormats

floorpeople

floorperson

floorpersons

floorplan

floor-plan

floor-plan-lending

floorplanning

floorplans

floor-plans

floorplate

floorplates

floor-puzzle

floor-puzzles

floors

floorset

floorsets

floorshow

floorshows

floorspace

floorspaces

floor-through

floortile

floor-tile

floortiles

floor-tiles

floortime

floorwalker

floor-walker

floorwalkers

floorwalking

floorward

floorwards

floorwork

floosie

floosies

floosy

flooz

floozie

floozies

floozy

flop sweat

flop sweats

flop tube

flop

flopdom

flophouse

flophouses

flopless

flopped

flopper

floppers

floppies

floppily

floppiness

flopping

floppingly

floppings

floppy disc

floppy disk drive

floppy disk

floppy drive

floppy duplicator

floppy

floppy-baby-syndrome

floppy-disc-drive

floppy-disc-drives

floppy-disk-drives

floppy-diskette

floppy-diskette-drive

floppy-diskette-drives

floppy-diskettes

floppy-disks

floppydock

floppydocks

floppy-drives

floppy-infant-syndrome

floppy-wristed

flopristin

flopropione

flops

flop-style

flopsy

floptical

floptical-disk

floptical-disks

flopticals

flopwing

flopwings

flor

flora

florabama

floradora

floradoras

florae

floral envelope

floral tube

floral

florally

floralness

florals

floralturbation

floral-white

floramour

floramours

floran

florantyrone

floras

flordipine

floredil

Florence oil

Florence oils

Florence syndrome

florence

florence-fennel

florence-fennels

florence-flask

florence-flasks

florences

florenskyite

florensovite

Florentine flogging

florentine

florentines

florentium

flores juan jose

flores man

flores sea

flores

florescence

florescences

florescent bulb

florescent

floret

florets

florey howard walter

florey

florfenicol

floriage

florian-opolis

florianópolis

floriated

floribunda

floribundas

florican

floricans

floricide

floricides

floricomous

floricultural

floriculture

floriculturist

floriculturists

florid

Florida honeymoon

florida keys

Florida panther

Florida panthers

Florida scrub jay

florida straits of

Florida waters

florida

florida-anise

florida-bean

florida-beans

florida-flambe

florida-flambes

florida-horse-conch

florida-room

florida-rooms

florida-water

floride

florideophyceae

florides

floridian

floridians

floridities

floridity

floridly

floridness

florifenine

floriferous

floriferousness

florification

florifications

floriform

florigen

florigenic

florigens

floriken

florikens

florikin

florikins

florilegia

florilegium

florimania

florimanias

florimer

florimers

florin

florina

florinda

florinef

florins

florio john

florio

floriography

floris

florissant

florist

floristic

floristically

floristics

floristry

florists

florist-s

florisuga

florodora

floroon

floroons

florosenine

-florous

florrie

floruit

floruits

florulent

flory

Flory-Fox equation

floryshe

floscular

floscularian

floscularians

floscule

floscules

flosculous

flosequinan

flos-ferri

flosh

floshes

floss hole

floss holes

floss silks

floss

flossed

flosser

flossers

flosses

flossie

flossily

flossing

flosslike

floss-silk

flossy pork

flossy

flosulide

flota

flotage

flotant

flotation costs

flotation device

flotation therapy

flotation

flotational

flotation-cost

flotations

flotation-tank

flote

flotel

flotels

floterial

flotery

flother

flothers

flotilla

flotillas

flotillin

flotow

flotsam

flotsam-and-jetsam

flotsams

flotson

flotsons

flotten

flotus

floud

flounce post

flounce posts

flounce

flounced

flouncer

flouncers

flounces

flouncily

flouncing

flouncingly

flouncings

flouncy

flounder

floundered

flounderer

flounderers

floundering

flounderingly

flounderings

flounderlike

flounders

flour beetle

flour mite

flour mites

flour moths

flour

floured

flour-gold

flourily

flourine

flouriness

flouring

flourish

flourished

flourisher

flourishers

flourishes

flourishest

flourisheth

flourishing

flourishingly

flourishings

flourless

flourlike

flourman

flourmen

flour-moth

flourodeoxyglucose

flours

flour-treatment-agent

flour-treatment-agents

floury baker

floury miller

floury

flout

flouted

flouter

flouters

floutest

flouteth

flouting

floutingly

floutings

flouts

flovagatran

flow batteries

flow blue

flow cells

flow chart

flow control

flow cytometers

flow fields

flow meter

flow of funds report

flow production

flow sheet

flow

flowabilities

flowability

flowable

flowage

flowages

flow-battery

flowcell

flow-cell

flowcells

flowchart

flowcharter

flowcharting program

flowcharting

flowcharts

flow-charts

flow-cytometer

flow-cytometry

flow-diagram

flow-diagrams

flowed

flowen

flower arrangement

flower bud

flower bug

flower bugs

flower car

flower cars

flower clock

flower clocks

flower delice

flower garden

flower gardens

flower of Jove

flower of the flock

flower people

flower service

flower services

flower tiles

flower

flowerage

flowerages

flowerbed

flower-bed

flowerbeds

flower-beds

flower-beetle

flower-beetles

flowerbox

flower-box

flowerboxes

flower-boxes

flower-child

flower-children

flower-deluce

flowered

flowerer

flowerers

flowerest

floweret

flowereth

flowerets

flower-fence

flower-fences

flowerflies

flower-flies

flowerfly

flower-fly

flowerful

flower-gentle

flower-gentles

flower-girl

flower-girls

flowerhead

flower-head

flowerheads

flower-heads

flowerily

floweriness

flowering ash

flowering crab

flowering desert

flowering deserts

flowering dogwood

flowering maple

flowering quince

flowering rush

flowering tea

flowering

flowering-plant

flowering-plants

flowerings

flowerless

flowerlessness

flowerlike

flowerness

flower-of-an-hour

flowerpecker

flowerpeckers

flowerpetal

flower-petal

flowerpetals

flower-petals

flowerpot red

flowerpot

flowerpots

flower-power

flowers of tan

flowers

flowers-of-antimony

flowers-of-sulfur

flowers-of-sulphur

flowers-of-wine

flower-sticks

flower-sweet

flower-water

flowery

flowery-kingdom

flowest

floweth

flowfield

flow-field

flowfields

flowgraph

flowgraphs

flowing

flowingly

flowingness

flowings

flowk

flowks

flowline

flowlines

flowmeter

flowmeters

flowmetric

flowmetrically

flowmetry

flowmotion

flow-motion

flown by

flown low

flown off the shelves

flown with leaden wings

flown

flown-the-coop

flown-the-nest

flow-of-attention

flow-of-emotion

flow-on effect

flow-on effects

flow-r

flowrate

flowrates

flowre

flowres

flowret

flow-ret

flowrets

flow-rets

flows

flowsheet

flowsheets

flows-of-emotion

flowstone

flowstones

flowthrough

flowthroughs

flowtop

flowtops

flow-variable

flow-variables

flowy

flox

floxacillin

floxacrine

floxed

floxes

floxin

floxing

flox-silk

floxuridine

floy

floyd

floydian

floyd-s-triangle

Floyd-Warshall algorithm

floyte

floytes

flpp

flsa

flt

flu friends

flu mask

flu masks

flu party

flu shot

flu shots

flu

fluacizine

fluanisone

fluate

fluates

fluavil

fluavils

fluazolate

fluazuron

flub

flubbed

flubber

flubbing

flubdub

flubdubs

flubendazole

flubepride

flubs

flub-up

flucan

flucans

flucarbazone

flucindole

fluckite

fluclorolone

flucloxacillin

fluconazole

fluctosphere

fluctospheres

fluctuability

fluctuant

fluctuate

fluctuated

fluctuates

fluctuatest

fluctuateth

fluctuating

fluctuation theorem

fluctuation

fluctuational

fluctuations

fluctuator

fluctuators

fluctus

flucytosine

fludalanine

fludarabine

fluden

fludeoxyglucose

fludiazepam

fludioxonil

fludorex

fludoxopone

fludrocortisone

fludroxycortide

flue stop

flue

flue-cured

flued

flue-gas

fluegelhorn

flueless

fluelike

fluellen

fluellite

fluence

fluences

fluencies

fluency

Fluent Design

fluent

fluently

fluentness

flue-pipe

flue-pipes

flues

fluework

fluey

flufenacet

flufenamic-acid

fluff off

fluff

fluffball

fluffballs

fluffed

fluffer

fluffer-doodle

fluffernutter

fluffernutters

fluffers

fluff-girl

fluff-girls

fluffily

fluffiness

fluffing

fluffings

fluff-out

fluffs

flufftail

flufftails

fluff-up

fluffy duck

fluffy ducks

fluffy

flu-friend

flufylline

flugelhorn

flugelhornist

flugelhornists

flugelhorns

flugelman

flugelmen

fluid dram

fluid feeders

fluid loading

fluid measures

fluid

fluidal

fluid-drachm

fluid-drachms

fluid-dynamics

fluidextract

fluid-feeder

fluidic

fluidical

fluidically

fluidics

fluidification

fluidifications

fluidified

fluidifies

fluidify

fluidifying

fluid-intelligence

fluidisable

fluidisation

fluidisations

fluidise

fluidised

fluidises

fluidising

fluidism

fluidities

fluidity

fluidizable

fluidization

fluidizations

fluidize

fluidized

fluidized-bed

fluidizer

fluidizers

fluidizes

fluidizing

fluidless

fluidlike

fluidly

fluid-measure

fluid-mechanics

fluidness

fluidodynamics

fluidounce

fluid-ounce

fluidounces

fluid-ounces

fluidrachm

fluidrachms

fluidram

fluidrams

fluids

fluindione

fluish

flukan

flukans

fluke

fluked

flukelike

flukes

flukeworm

flukeworms

flukey

flukily

flukiness

fluking

flukish

fluky

flulike

flumazenil

flumazepil

flume

flumedroxone

flumen

flumequine

flumes

flumetasone

flumethasone

flumethiazide

flumina

fluminorex

fluminous

flumioxazin

flumizole

flummadiddle

flummadiddles

flummeries

flummery

flummox

flummoxed

flummoxes

flummoxing

flump

flumped

flumpence

flumpet

flumpets

flumping

flumps

flunami

flunamis

flunarizine

flung

flunisolide

flunitrazepam

flunixin

flunk

flunked

flunkee

flunkees

flunker

flunkers

flunkey

flunkeydom

flunkeys

flunkies

flunking

flunkout

flunk-out

flunks

flunky

flunkydom

flunkyism

flunkyisms

flunoprost

flunoxaprofen

fluo

fluoborate

fluoborates

fluoboric-acid

fluoboride

fluoborides

fluoborite

fluocerite

fluocerites

fluocinolone

fluocinolones

fluocinonide

fluocortin

fluocortolone

fluohydric

fluometuron

fluophosphate

fluophosphates

fluor

fluoral

fluor-albus

fluorane

fluoranthene

fluoranthenes

fluorapatite

fluorapophyllite

fluorapophyllites

fluorated

fluorcaphite

fluorellestadite

fluorellestadites

fluorene

fluorenes

fluorenol

fluorenols

fluorenone

fluorenones

fluorenyl

fluorenylidene

fluorenylidenes

fluorescamine

fluorescamines

fluoresce

fluoresced

fluorescein

fluoresceine

fluoresceines

fluoresceins

fluorescence anisotropy

fluorescence microscope

fluorescence microscopy

fluorescence

fluorescence-spectroscopy

fluorescent bulb

fluorescent lamps

fluorescent tubes

fluorescent

fluorescent-lamp

fluorescently

fluorescents

fluorescent-tube

fluoresces

fluorescin

fluorescing

fluorestradiol

fluorgenic

fluorian

fluoric

fluoridate

fluoridated

fluoridates

fluoridating

fluoridation

fluoridationist

fluoridationists

fluoridator

fluoridators

fluoride

fluorided

fluorides

fluoridone

fluoridosis

fluorimaging

fluorimeter

fluorimeters

fluorimetric

fluorimetrically

fluorimetry

fluorinate

fluorinated

fluorinates

fluorinating

fluorination

fluorinations

fluorine

fluorine-absorption-dating

fluorine-dating

fluorinelike

fluorine-method

fluorine-oxide

fluorines

fluorine-test

fluorite

fluorites

fluornatromicrolite

fluoro

fluoroacetamide

fluoroacetate

fluoroacetates

fluoro-acid-air

fluoroalkane

fluoroalkanes

fluoroalkene

fluoroalkyl

fluoroalkyls

fluoroantimonate

fluoroantimonates

fluoroantimonic-acid

fluoroaromatic

fluoroaromatics

fluorobenzene

fluorobenzenes

fluorobenzyl

fluoroboric

fluoroboric-acid

fluorocannilloite

fluorocarbon

fluorocarbons

fluorochemical

fluorochemicals

fluorochlorohydrocarbon

fluorochlorohydrocarbons

fluorochrome

fluorochromes

fluorocitrate

fluorocoumarin

fluorocytosine

fluorocytosines

fluorodeoxyglucose

fluorodeoxyuridine

fluoroelastomer

fluoroelastomers

fluoroethyl

fluoroethylene

fluorofibre

fluorofibres

fluoroform

fluorogenic

fluorogold

fluorogram

fluorograms

fluorograph

fluorographene

fluorographic

fluorographs

fluorography

fluorohectorite

fluorohydride

fluorohydrin

fluorohydrins

fluoroid

fluoroids

fluoroimmunoassay

fluorometer

fluorometers

fluoromethane

fluoromethanes

fluorometholone

fluorometric

fluorometrically

fluorometry

fluorone

fluoronium

fluoronium-ion

fluoronucleotide

fluoronucleotides

fluoroorotic

fluoroorotic-acid

fluorophenol

fluorophenyl

fluorophenylalanine

fluorophilic

fluorophobic

fluorophor

fluorophore

fluorophores

fluorophors

fluorophosphate

fluorophotometer

fluorophotometry

fluoropolymer

fluoropolymers

fluoroprobe

fluoroprobes

fluoroproline

fluoroprolines

fluoropyridine

fluoropyrimidine

fluoropyrimidines

fluoroquinolone

fluoroquinolones

fluoros

fluoroscope

fluoroscopes

fluoroscopic

fluoroscopies

fluoroscopy

fluoroses

fluorosilicic

fluorosilicic-acid

fluorosis

fluorosugar

fluorosulfite

fluorosurfactant

fluorosurfactants

fluorotantalate

fluorotelomer

fluorotelomers

fluorothymidine

fluorothymidines

fluorotic

fluorotriphenylsilane

fluorouracil

fluorouridine

fluorous

fluorspar

fluorspars

fluorvesuvianite

fluosilicate

fluosilicates

fluosilicic

fluothane

fluotracen

fluoxetine

fluoxetine-hydrochloride

fluoxymesterone

fluparoxan

flupenthixol

flupentixol

fluperamide

fluperlapine

fluperolone

fluphenazine

flupirtine

fluprazine

fluprednidene

fluprednisolone

fluprofen

fluproquazone

fluprostenol

fluradoline

flurandrenolide

flurandrenolone

flurazepam

flurbiprofen

fluridone

flurithromycin

flurothyl

fluroxene

flurried

flurriedly

flurries

flurry

flurrying

flurt

flurted

flurting

flus

flush center

flush deck

flush decks

flush left

flush mounting

flush right

flush your buffer

flush

flushable

flushboard

flushboards

flushed

flusher

flushers

flushes

flusheth

flushing

flushingly

flushings

flushless toilet

flushness

flushometer

flushometers

flush-out

flusht

flush-toilet

flush-toilets

flusoxolol

fluspiperone

fluspirilene

fluster

flusteration

flusterations

flustered

flusteredly

flustering

flusters

flustra

flustramine

flustrate

flustrated

flustrates

flustrating

flustration

flutamide

flutazolam

flute

fluted giant clam

fluted giant clams

fluted

flutelike

flutemazepam

flutemouth

flutemouths

fluter

fluters

flutes

flutey

fluther

fluticasone propionate

fluticasone

flutily

flutiness

fluting

flutings

flutiorex

flutist

flutists

flutonidine

flutoprazepam

flutrimazole

flutter kicks

flutter the dovecot

flutter the dovecotes

flutter the dovecots

flutter tongue

flutter tongued

flutter tongues

flutter tonguing

flutter

flutterball

flutterballs

flutterbies

flutterboard

flutterboards

flutterby

fluttered

fluttered-the-dovecote

flutterer

flutterers

flutterest

fluttereth

flutter-fibrillation

fluttering

flutteringly

flutterings

fluttering-the-dovecote

flutter-in-the-dovecote

flutter-kick

flutters

fluttersome

flutters-the-dovecote

flutter-the-dovecote

flutter-wheel

flutter-wheels

fluttery

fluty

fluvalinate

fluvaquents

fluvastatin

fluvent

fluventic

fluvents

fluvia

fluvial

fluvialist

fluvialists

fluvially

fluviatic

fluviatile

fluviation

fluviations

fluvic

fluvicola

fluvio-

fluvioglacial

fluviomarine

fluviometer

fluvisol

fluvisols

fluvoxamine

flux densities

flux gate

flux transition

flux units

flux

fluxation

fluxations

fluxbrane

flux-capacitor

flux-capacitors

flux-density

fluxed

fluxes

fluxgate

fluxgates

fluxibility

fluxible

fluxile

fluxilities

fluxility

fluxing

fluxion

fluxional compounds

fluxional

fluxional-compound

fluxionality

fluxionary

fluxionist

fluxionists

fluxions

fluxive

fluxless

fluxlike

fluxoid

fluxomic

fluxomics

fluxon

fluxonium

fluxons

fluxtube

fluxtubes

fluxuate

fluxuated

fluxuates

fluxuating

fluxuation

fluxuations

fluxunit

flux-unit

fluxure

flv

flx

fly a desk

fly agarics

fly amanita

fly amanitas

fly and flop

fly ash

fly belt

fly biscuits

fly bomb

fly bombs

fly book

fly couch

fly fisherman

fly front

fly fungi

fly fungus

fly gallery

fly in the buttermilk

fly line

fly lines

fly net

fly off at a tangent

fly off the shelves

fly orchid

fly orchids

fly paper

fly papers

fly powder

fly powders

fly rail

fly rails

fly river

fly rod

fly rods

fly screen

fly screens

fly spray

fly sprays

fly swat

fly swatters

fly system

fly systems

fly the flag

fly too close to the sun

fly under the radar

fly upon

fly with leaden wings

fly without a licence

fly

flyable

fly-agaric

fly-a-kite

flyaway cost

flyaway costs

flyaway

flyaway-grass

flyaways

flyback

flybacks

flyball

fly-ball

flyballs

fly-balls

flybane

flybanes

fly-belts

fly-biscuit

flyblew

flyblow

flyblowing

flyblown

flyblows

flyboarding

flyboat

flyboats

fly-box

fly-boxes

flyboy

flyboys

flyby

fly-by

fly-by-night

fly-by-nights

flybys

fly-by-the-seat-of-one-s-pants

fly-by-wire

fly-cast

fly-casting

flycatcher

flycatchers

flycatching

flye

flyer

flyered

flyering

flyers

flyes

fly-fish

flyfisher

flyfisherman

flyfishermen

flyfishers

flyfishes

fly-fishing

flyhalf

fly-half

flyhalves

flyhawk

flyhawks

fly-in

flying aces

flying armies

flying army

flying bishops

flying boat

flying boats

flying bombs

flying bridges

flying by

flying camp

flying camps

flying carp

flying carpet

flying carpets

flying carps

flying colors

flying columns

flying dragons

flying field

flying figs

flying freehold

flying freeholds

flying frogs

flying gecko

flying ginnies

flying ginny

flying handkerchief

flying handkerchiefs

flying head

flying height

flying helmet

flying helmets

flying jennies

flying jenny

flying knee

flying knees

flying lap

flying laps

flying lizard

flying low

flying machines

flying mare

flying mares

flying off the shelves

flying officers

flying parties

flying party

flying phalanger

flying picket

flying rod

flying rods

flying saucer groups

flying school

flying schools

flying shot

flying shots

flying squads

flying squid

flying under the radar

flying visits

flying wedge

flying wedges

flying white

flying wing

flying wings

flying with leaden wings

flying without a licence

flying

flying-ace

flying-bishop

flying-bomb

flying-brick

flying-bricks

flying-bridge

flying-buttress

flying-buttresses

flying-circus

flying-circuses

flying-coffin

flying-coffins

flying-column

flying-dutchman

flyingfish

flying-fish

flyingfishes

flying-fishes

flying-fortress

flying-fox

flying-foxes

flying-frog

flying-gurnard

flying-gurnards

flying-jib

flying-jib-boom

flying-jib-booms

flying-jibs

flying-kiss

flying-kisses

flying-lemur

flying-lemurs

flyingly

flying-machine

flying-meet

flying-meets

flying-mice

flying-monkeys

flying-mouse

flying-officer

flying-phalangers

flying-purple-people-eater

flying-purple-people-eaters

flying-rat

flying-rats

flyings

flying-saucer

flying-saucer-group

flying-saucers

flying-spaghetti-monster

flying-sport

flying-sports

flying-squad

flying-squirrel

flying-squirrels

flying-start

flying-starts

flying-the-coop

flying-the-nest

flying-toilet

flying-toilets

flying-v

flying-visit

fly-in-the-face-of

fly-in-the-ointment

fly-into-a-rage

flyleaf

flyleafs

flyleaves

flyless

fly-like-a-rock

fly-low

flyman

flymen

flyness

flynn errol

flynn

flynn-effect

Flynn's taxonomy

flyoff

fly-off

fly-off-the-handle

fly-on-the-wall

flyout

fly-out

fly-out-of-the-traps

flyouts

fly-outs

flyover country

flyover

flyovers

flyover-state

flyover-states

flypaper

flypapered

flypapers

flypaper-theory

flypast

flypasts

flype

flypes

fly-pitch

fly-pitching

fly-poison

flypost

flyposted

flyposter

fly-poster

flyposters

fly-posters

flyposting

fly-posting

flyposts

flyproof

fly-river-turtle

fly-river-turtles

flyrod

flyrodder

flyrodders

flyrods

flys

flysch

flysches

flysheet

fly-sheet

flysheets

fly-sheets

flyspeck

flyspecked

flyspecking

flyspecks

flystrike

flyswatter

fly-swatter

flyswatters

flyte

flyted

fly-the-coop

fly-the-freak-flag

fly-the-nest

flythrough

flythroughs

flyting

flytings

fly-tip

fly-tipper

fly-tipping

flytrap

flytraps

fly-tying

flyway

flyways

flyweight

flyweight-pattern

flyweight-patterns

flyweights

flywheel

flywheels

flywhisk

flywhisks

flywire

fm modulator

fm radio

fm synthesis

fm transmitter

fm

fmait

fmaitp

f-major

fmb

fmc

fmcg

fmcs

fmd rom

fmd/c

fmf

fmha

f-minor

f-minus

f-minuses

fml

fmla

fmm

fmn

fmnp

fmol

fmole

fmoles

fmp4

fmp-x1

fmr

fmri

fms

fmtv

fmv

fn key

fn

f-n

fnar

fnarr

fnc

fn-fal

fnma

fnord

fnords

fnq

fnu

f-number

fo dario

fo sho

fo

f-o

foaf

foal

foaled

foalfoot

foalfoots

foaling

foalings

foals

foam at the mouth

foam board

foam core

foam finger

foam roller

foam rollers

foam rubbers

foam up

foam

foamable

foamback

foamboard

foamboards

foamed at the mouth

foamed up

foamed

foamer

foamers

foamest

foameth

foamflower

foamflowers

foaminess

foaming agents

foaming at the mouth

foaming up

foaming

foaming-agent

foamingly

foamings

foamless

foamlike

foam-parties

foam-party

foam-rubber

foams at the mouth

foams up

foams

foamy

fob off

fob

f-o-b

fobbed

fobbing

fobs

fobtv

foc

foca

focaccia

focaccias

focal adhesion

focal epilepsy

focal infection

focal length

focal planes

focal seizure

focal

focal-depth

focal-depths

focalise

focalised

focalises

focalising

focalization

focalize

focalized

focalizes

focalizing

focal-lengths

focally

focal-plane

focal-point

focal-points

foch ferdinand

foch

foci

focillation

focimeter

focimeters

focimetry

focis

fock-space

fock-spaces

fock-state

fock-states

foc-s-le

fo-c-sle

fo-c-s-le

foc-s-le-lamp

fo-c-s-le-lamp

foc-s-les

focus desktop

focus fusion

focus

focusability

focusable

focused

focuser

focusers

focuses

focus-group

focus-grouped

focus-grouping

focus-groups

focusing cloth

focusing screen

focusing

focusings

focusless

focussed

focusses

focussing cloth

focussing

fod

fodder radish

fodder radishes

fodder

foddered

fodderer

fodderers

foddering

fodders

fodient

fodients

fodies

fodorian

fody

foe

foecund

foecundity

foederacy

foederal

foederalism

foederalist

foederalists

foederall

foederally

foederate

foederati

foederation

foederations

foederative

foederatus

foedifragous

foedities

foedity

foehn

foehns

foehood

foeman

foemen

foeminine

foeniculum

foes

foeship

foetal alcohol syndromes

foetal

foetal-alcohol-syndrome

foetalism

foetation

foetations

foeti

foeticide

foeticides

foetid

foetidness

foetology

foetopathies

foetopathy

foetoplacental

foetoprotein

foetoproteins

foetor

foetors

foetoscope

foetoscopes

foetoscopic

foetoscopies

foetoscopy

foetotoxic

foetus in foetu

foetus

foetuses

fog bank

fog banks

fog collections

fog collector

fog collectors

fog computing

fog fluid

fog horn

fog horns

fog juice

fog lines

fog machine

fog machines

fog oils

fog router

fog

fogbank

fogbanks

fogbound

fogbow

fog-bow

fogbows

fog-bows

fog-collection

fogdog

fogdogs

foge

fogey

fogeydom

fogeyish

fogeys

fog-forest

fog-forests

foggage

foggara

foggaras

fogged

fogger

foggers

foggetaboutit

foggia

foggiest

foggily

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Fortune 500 (or 1000 or 100, etc.)

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forum of incident response and security teams

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for-what-it-s-worth

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forzando

fos

fosamax

fosamprenavir

fosamprenavir-calcium

fosaprepitant

fosbergii

fosbury richard douglas

fosbury-flop

foscarnet sodium

foscarnet

foscavir

fosfluconazole

fosfomycin

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foshan

fo-shizzle

fo-shizzle-my-nizzle

fosi

fosinopril

fosmid

fosmidomycin

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fosphenytoin

foss

fossa of Rosenmüller

fossa

fossae

fossane

fossanes

fossas

fosse robert louis

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fossers

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fossick

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fossickers

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fossil word

fossil words

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fossilate

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foster-mother

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Foster's rule

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Foston on the Wolds

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fot file

fot

fota

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fother

fothered

fothering

fothers

fotive

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foto

fotograf

fotografs

fotograph

fots

fou

foucaldian

foucauldian

foucault (jean bernard) leon

Foucault currents

foucault michel

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foucault-current

foucaultian

foucault-pendulum

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foud

foudia

foudroyant

fouds

fouett-e

fouetté

fougade

fougades

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fougasses

fougerite

fough

fought back

fought to the death

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foul anchors

foul berth

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foul bills of health

foul feeder

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foul fish

foul lines

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foul marten

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foul one's own nest

foul outs

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foulant

foulard

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foul-ball

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foul-bill-of-health

foulbrood

foulder

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foule

fouled one's own nest

fouled out

fouled up

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fouled-anchor

foulehaio

foule-mudammas

fouler

foulers

fouleth

fouling one's own nest

fouling out

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foul-language

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foully

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foulness

foulnesses

foulness-island

foul-out

foul-play

foul-pole

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fouls one's own nest

fouls out

fouls up

fouls

foul-shot

foul-smelling

foul-territory

foul-tick

foul-tip

foul-up

foul-wind

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foumart

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found art

found literature

found money

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found sounds

found

foundation classes

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foundational

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founder

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founder's syndrome

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foundling wheels

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found-objects

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foundress

foundresses

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foundryman

foundrymen

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fountain apple moss

fountain chair

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fountain-codes

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fountainless

fountainlet

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fountain-of-youth

fountain-pen

fountain-pens

fountains

fountain-shell

fountain-shells

fountains-of-youth

fountainwater

fountain-water

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fount-of-honor

fount-of-honour

founts

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founts-of-honour

fouo

foup

four color theorem

four corners

four door houses

four Ls

four oh fours

four penny nails

four score and ten

four sheets in the wind

four thieves' vinegar

four thirds system

four thousand

four treasures of the study

four twenty

four winds hat

four winds hats

four

four11

four-acceleration

four-accelerations

four-and-twenty

four-bagger

fourball

four-ball

fourballs

fourbe

fourberies

fourbery

four-by-four

four-by-fours

four-by-two

four-by-twos

fourcault-process

fourch

fourche

fourchette

fourchettes

four-classic-novels

four-color

four-corner

four-cycle

four-dimensional

four-door

four-door-house

four-doors

fourdrinier

fourdriniers

four-eye principle

four-eyed

four-eyed-fish

four-eyed-fishes

four-eyes

four-fifths

four-fingers

four-flush

four-flusher

fourfold

fourfoldness

four-foot

four-footed

four-force

four-four-time

fourgie

fourgies

fourgon

fourgram

fourhanded

four-handed

fourhorn-sculpin

fourhorn-sculpins

four-horsemen

four-horsemen-of-the-apocalypse

four-hundred

fourier (francois marie) charles

fourier analysis

fourier jean baptiste joseph

fourier transform

fourier

fourier-cosine-series

fourierism

fourierist

fourierists

fourierite

fourierites

fourier's theorem

fourier-series

fourier-sine-series

fourier-transforms

four-in-hand

four-in-hands

fourish

four-l

four-leaf

four-leaf-clover

four-leaf-clovers

four-leaved

fourlegged

four-legged

four-legged-friend

four-legged-friends

four-letter-word

four-letter-words

fourling

fourlings

fourmarierite

four-master

four-minute warning

four-momenta

four-momentum

fourneau

fourness

Fournier gangrene

Fournier point

Fournier points

four-o'clock flower

four-o'clock flowers

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four-of-a-kind

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fourpartite

fourpeat

four-peat

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fourpenny nails

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fourpenny-nail

four-penny-nail

fourpennyworth

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four-pips

fourplay

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fourplexes

four-point-calvinist

four-point-calvinists

four-poster

fourposters

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fourragere

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fourrier

fourriers

fours

fourscore

four-score-and-seven-years-ago

four-score-seven-years-ago

four-seamer

four-seamers

four-seam-fastball

four-seam-fastballs

fourses

four-sheets-to-the-wind

foursies

four-socket server

foursome

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fourteen hundred

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fourteener

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fourth

fourth-class

fourth-cousin

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fourth-gear

fourth-generation computer

fourth-generation language

fourth-grade

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fourthly

fourthness

fourth-normal-form

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fourth-of-july

fourth-party-logistics

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fourths

fourth-slip

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fourth-wall

fourties

four-top

four-tops

four-vector

four-vectors

four-velocity

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four-wave mixing

four-way server

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four-wheel-drive

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four-wheeler

four-wheelers

four-wire circuit

fouse

foussa

foussas

fousty

fouta djallon

fouter

fouters

fouth

fouthy

foutra

fouty

fov

fove

fovea centralis

fovea

foveae

foveal avascular zone

foveal avascular zones

foveal zone

foveal

foveas

foveate

foveated

foveates

foveating

foveation

foveations

foveol

foveola

foveolae

foveolas

foveolate

foveolated

foveon chip

fovilla

fovillae

fow

fower

fowers

fowl cholera

fowl pest

fowl

fowled

fowler henry watson

Fowler process

fowler william alfred

fowler

fowlerian

fowleries

fowlerite

fowlerites

fowlers

fowler-s

fowler-s-position

fowler-s-solution

fowlery

fowl-house

fowl-houses

fowling

fowling-piece

fowling-pieces

fowl-lore

fowlpox

fowls

fox bolt

fox bolts

fox callers

fox charles james

fox evil

fox fire

fox george

fox guarding the henhouse

fox holes

fox hunt

fox in the box

fox islands

fox maggot

fox message

fox messages

fox river

fox sedge

fox shark

fox sharks

fox sleep

fox snake

fox sparrow

fox sparrows

fox squirrel

fox tossing

fox trot

fox vicente

fox wedge

fox wedges

fox whistles

fox william

fox

fox-and-geese

foxbase

foxbat

foxberries

foxberry

fox-caller

foxcom

foxconn

foxcore

fox-cub

fox-cubs

foxe basin

foxe john

foxean

foxed

foxery

foxes guarding the henhouse

foxes in henhouses

foxes

foxes-in-the-henhouse

foxfire

foxfish

Fox-Fordyce disease

foxglove

foxgloves

fox-grape

fox-grapes

foxhole radio

foxhole radios

foxhole

fox-hole

foxholes

foxhound

foxhounds

foxhunt

foxhunted

foxhunting

foxhunts

foxie

foxies

foxification

foxily

foxiness

foxing

fox-in-the-henhouse

foxish

foxlike

foxling

foxly

foxnut

foxnuts

foxp2

foxpro

fox's foot

fox's paw

fox's sleep

foxship

fox-squirrels

foxtail barley

foxtail lily

foxtail

foxtail-clubmoss

foxtail-millet

foxtails

foxtail-saw

fox-terrier

fox-terriers

foxtrot

foxtrots

foxtrotted

foxtrotting

fox-whistle

foxx james emory

foxy

foxy-boxing

foy

foyer

foyerlike

foyers

foyson

foysons

foziness

fozy

fp

fpa

fpc

fpcon

fpd

fpg

fpga

fpgas

fpl

fplmts

fpm ram

fpm

fpml

FPMPMI

fpo

fps

fptp

fpu

fpx file

fq

fqdn

fqfp

fqhc

fqi

fqih

fqihs

fqpa

fqt

fr

fr4

fra

frab

frabbed

frabbing

frabbit

frabjous

frabjously

frabs

frac

fracas

fracases

fraccing

fracedinous

fracid

fracing

frack

fracked

fracker

frackers

fracking

fracks

fract

fractal design painter

fractal transform

fractal

fractal-antenna

fractal-antennas

fractalated

fractal-dimension

fractal-dimensions

fractalisation

fractality

fractalization

fractalizations

fractalize

fractalized

fractalizes

fractalizing

fractalkine

fractalkines

fractally

fractal-response-time

fractal-response-times

fractals

fracted

fractile

fractiles

fracting

fraction bar

fraction bars

fraction slash

fraction slashes

fraction

fractional currency

fractional freezing

fractional ideal

fractional t1

fractional t3

fractional

fractional-calculus

fractional-crystallization

fractional-distillation

fractionality

fractionalization

fractionalize

fractionalized

fractionalizes

fractionalizing

fractionally

fractional-reserve-banking

fractionals

fractionary

fractionate

fractionated

fractionates

fractionating

fractionating-column

fractionation

fractionations

fractionator

fractionators

fractioned

fractioning

fractionize

fractions

fractious

fractiously

fractiousness

fractogram

fractograms

fractographic

fractographical

fractography

fracton

fractons

fracts

fractur

fractural

fracture planes

fracture

fractured

fracture-plane

fractures

fracturing

fractus

frad

fradafiban

frae

fraena

fraenula

fraenulum

fraenum

fraenums

frag

fragaria

fragaria-indica

fragged

fragger

fraggers

fragging

fraggings

fraggle attack

fragile

fragilely

fragileness

fragile-x

fragile-x-syndrome

fragilities

fragility

fragilization

fragilizations

fragilize

fragilized

fragilizes

fragilizing

fragipan

fragipans

fragixeralfs

fragment processor

fragment

fragmentable

fragmental

fragmentals

fragmentarily

fragmentariness

fragmentary

fragmentate

fragmentation bombs

fragmentation

fragmentation-bomb

fragmentation-grenade

fragmentation-grenades

fragmentations

fragmented internet

fragmented mp4

fragmented

fragmentedly

fragmentedness

fragment-free switch

fragmenting

fragmentist

fragmentists

fragmentize

fragmentography

fragments

fragment-shader

fragment-shaders

fragonard jean honore

fragonard

fragor

fragors

fragrance

fragranceless

fragrances

fragrancies

fragrancy

fragrant azaleas

fragrant meat

fragrant water lilies

fragrant water lily

fragrant

fragrant-azalea

fragrantly

fragrantness

fragraunt

frags

fraid

fraid-not

fraid-so

fraidy

fraidy-cat

fraidy-cats

fraight

frail sisters

frail

fraile

frailed

frailing

frailly

frailness

frailnesses

frails

frail-sister

frailties

frailty

frain

frained

fraining

frains

fraipontite

fraischeur

fraise

fraised

fraises des bois

fraisier

fraising

fraist

fraked

frakel

frakked

frakking

fraktaline

fraktur

frakturs

fram

f-ram

frama

framable

frambaesia

frambesia

framboid

framboidal

framboids

framboise

frame bridge

frame bridges

frame buffer

frame check sequence

frame drummer

frame drummers

frame drums

frame grabber

frame grabbers

frame harp

frame harps

frame houses

frame lock

frame locks

frame of mind

frame of reference

frame packing

frame per second

frame problem

frame problems

frame rate conversion

frame rate

frame relay access device

frame relay assembler/disassembler

frame relay forum

frame relay network device

frame relay

frame saws

frame sequence

frame sequential

frame stories

frame story

frame switch

frame switching

frame table

frame tables

frame transfer ccd

frame uni

frame

frameable

frame-ball

frame-balls

frame-based atm transport over ethernet

framebuffer

framebuffers

frame-buffers

frame-counter

frame-counters

framed atm over sonet/sdh transport

framed

framed-decision

framedragging

frame-dragging

frame-drum

frame-house

framekiller

frameless

framemaker

framer

framerate

framerates

frame-rates

framers

frames per second

frames

frame-saw

frameset

framesets

frameshift

frameshifting

frameshiftings

frameshift-mutation

frameshift-mutations

frameshifts

frameskip

framesmith

framesmiths

frames-of-mind

frames-of-reference

framestone

framestones

frame-up

frameups

frame-ups

framework agreement

framework agreements

framework knitters

framework silicate

framework

framework-knitter

frame-work-knitter

frameworks

framilies

framily

framing bit

framing devices

framing effect

framing effects

framing squares

framing

framing-chisel

framing-chisels

framing-device

framingham

framings

framing-square

framis

frammit

frampton

framycetin

fran

franc

franca

francais

france anatole

france

frances

francesca da rimini

francesca

Franceschetti-Klein syndrome

francese

francevillite

franche-comt-e

franche-comté

franchisable

franchisal

franchise license

franchise tax

franchise

franchised

franchisee

franchisees

franchisement

franchisements

franchiser

franchisers

franchises

franchising

franchisor

franchisors

francia

francic

francie

francine

francis ferdinand

francis i

francis ii

francis joseph i

francis of assisi

francis of sales

francis

francisation

franciscan

franciscans

francisite

francis-joseph-s-land

francium

francization

franck cesar auguste

franck

franckeite

franco francisco

franco

francoa

franco-american

francoanellite

francoas

francocentric

francoesque

franco-flemish

francois

francoism

francoist

francoists

francolin

francolins

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freudian

freudianism

freudianisms

freudianly

freudians

freudian-slip

freudian-slips

freudism

freund's adjuvant

f-rever

frevo

frex

frey

freya

Freycinet gauge

frey-curve

frey-curves

frey-effect

freyi

freyja

freyr

Frey's procedure

Frey's syndrome

Freytag's pyramid

frf.11

frf.12

frg

fri

friability

friable

friableness

friably

friaco

friand

friands

friar minor

friar

friarbird

friar-bird

friarbirds

friar-birds

friaries

friarly

friar's cap

friar's lantern

friar's omelette

friars

friar-s-balsam

friar-s-cowl

friary

friation

fribble

fribbled

fribbler

fribblers

fribbles

fribbling

frible

friborg

friborgs

fribourg

fricace

fricaces

fricandeau

fricandeaus

fricandeaux

fricandel

fricandels

fricando

fricandoes

fricandos

fricassee

fricasseed

fricasseeing

fricassees

frication

frications

fricative

fricatively

fricativeness

fricatives

fricatization

fricatized

fricatrice

fricatrices

frice

Frick and Frack

frick henry clay

frick

fricken

frickin

fricking

frickle

frickles

friction clutch

friction drive

friction drum

friction drums

friction feed

friction hitches

friction match

friction tape

friction

frictional

frictional-blight

frictionally

frictional-unemployment

friction-hitch

frictionless

frictionlessly

frictions

frictious

frictive

frictives

frida

Friday night lights

Friday the 13th

friday

friday-prayer

Fridays the 13th

Fridays the thirteenth

fridays

friday-the-thirteenth

fridge

fridged

fridge-freezer

fridge-freezers

fridgeful

fridgefuls

fridgeless

fridgelike

fridge-magnet

fridge-magnets

fridges

fridging

fridrich-method

fridstol

fridstols

frie

fried dough

fried pie

fried rice syndrome

fried

frieda

friedan betty naomi

friedanian

fried-bread

fried-breads

friedcake

friedcakes

fried-egg

fried-eggs

friedelane

friedelanes

Friedel-Crafts reactions

friedel-crafts-reaction

friedelin

friedelins

friedelite

Friedländer synthesis

Friedman test

friedman, milton

friedman

friedmannian

friedman-unit

friedman-units

friedreich ataxia

Friedreich's ataxia

fried-rice

fried-rices

friedrich caspar david

friedrich

friedrichite

friedrichshafen

friel brian

friend at court

friend girls

friend of Bill

friend of Bill's

friend of the court

friend request

friend zoned

friend zones

friend zoning

friend

friended

friendess

friendesses

friendful

friend-girl

friendhood

friending

friendish

friendless

friendlessly

friendlessness

friendlier

friendlies

friendlihead

friendlihood

friendlike

friendlily

friendliness

friendly name

friendly names

friendly url

friendly

friendly-amendment

friendly-amendments

friendly-fire

friendly-islands

friendly-match

friendly-matches

friendly-societies

friendly-society

friendly-suit

friendly-suits

friendly-urls

friend-of-a-friend

friend-of-bill-w

friend-of-dorothy

friend-of-mine

friend-of-ours

friendom

friendrede

friends at court

friends in high places

friends of friends

friends of mine

friends of ours

friends

friendsgiving

friendship book

friendship books

friendship plant

friendship store

friendship stores

friendship

friendship-bench

friendship-benches

friendship-bracelet

friendship-bracelets

friendshipless

friendshiplike

friendshippy

friendships

friendships-with-benefits

friendship-with-benefits

friendshipy

friendslist

friends-list

friendslists

friends-lists

friends-of-bill-w

friends-of-dorothy

friendsome

friendster

friends-with-benefits

friend-with-benefits

friendworthy

friendy

friendzone

friend-zone

frienemies

frienemy

frier

friers

fries

friesian

friesians

friesic

friesish

friesland

frieslander

frieslanders

frieze group

frieze groups

frieze

friezed

friezeless

friezelike

friezer

friezers

friezes

friezing

frig

frigate

frigatebird

frigate-bird

frigatebirds

frigate-birds

frigates

frigatoon

frigatoons

frigefaction

frigefactions

frigefactive

frigerate

frigerated

frigerates

frigerating

frigg

frigga

frigged

friggers

friggin

frigging

friggings

friggle

fright wig

fright

frighted

frighten the horses

frighten the life out of someone

frighten

frightenable

frightened rabbit

frightened rabbits

frightened

frightenedly

frightenedness

frightener

frighteners

frightenest

frighteneth

frightening

frighteningly

frightens

frighten-the-piss-out-of

frightful

frightfull

frightfully

frightfulness

frightihead

frighting

frightless

frightment

frights

frightsome

frighty

frigid

frigidaire

frigidaires

frigidaria

frigidities

frigidity

frigidly

frigidness

frigid-zone

frigid-zones

frigorie

frigorific

frigorifick

frigs

frijol

frikadelle

frikadellen

frikadeller

frikkadel

frikkadels

frill

frilled neck lizards

frilled

frilled-lizard

frilled-lizards

frilled-neck lizard

frilled-shark

frillies

frilling

frills

frilly

frim

frimaire

friml

frine

fring

fringe dweller

fringe sciences

fringe trees

fringe

fringe-benefit

fringe-benefits

fringed gentian

fringed orchid

fringed polygala

fringed

fringe-group

fringe-groups

fringeless

fringelike

fringent

fringer

fringers

fringes

fringe-toed lizard

fringe-tree

fringey

fringe-y

fringilla

fringillid

fringillidae

fringillids

fringilline

fringing reef

fringing

fringy

Frink ideal

frinstance

f-rinstance

f-rinstances

Frinton and Walton

fripper

fripperer

fripperers

fripperies

frippers

frippertronics

frippery

frippet

frippets

frippish

fris

frisbee

frisbeed

frisbeeing

frisbees

frisch karl von

frisco

frisé

frisee

frisette

friseur

friseurs

frisian islands

frisian

frisians

frisk

friskals

frisked

frisker

friskers

frisket

friskets

friskful

friskily

friskiness

frisking

friskingly

frisks

frisky

frislet

frislets

frisson

frissons

frist

fristed

fristing

frisure

frit flies

frit fly

frit

frit-away

frit-brick

frit-bricks

frites

frith

frithborh

frithborhs

friths

frithstool

frithstools

frithy

fritillaria

fritillarias

fritillaries

fritillary

fritinancy

Frito pie

frits

fritsch-syndrome

frittata

frittatas

fritted

fritter away

fritter

frittered

frittered-away

fritterer

fritterers

frittering

frittering-away

fritterlike

fritters

fritters-away

fritterware

fritting

fritto misto

fritz

fritzed

fritzes

fritzing

friulano

friuli

friulian

friulians

friuli-venezia-giulia

frivilous

frivol

frivolent

frivolism

frivolisms

frivolities

frivolity

frivolous

frivolously

frivolousness

frivolousnesses

frivols

friz

frize

frizel

frizell

frizels

frizes

frizette

frizettes

frizz up

frizz

frizzed up

frizzed

frizzen

frizzens

frizzes

frizzies

frizzily

frizziness

frizzing

frizzle

frizzled

frizzler

frizzlers

frizzles

frizzling

frizzly

frizzy

frl

frnd

frnula

frnulum

frnulums

frnum

fro

frob

frobbed

frobbing

frobenius-number

frobenius-numbers

frobisher martin

frobisher

frobisher-bay

frobs

frock flick

frock flicks

frock

frockcoat

frock-coat

frockcoats

frock-coats

frocked

frocking

frockless

frocks

frodo

frodoesque

froe

froebel friedrich wilhelm august

froebel

froebelian

Froehde reagent

froes

froese

frog and toads

frog cheese

frog in a sock

frog in one's pocket

frog kicks

frog orchid

frog orchids

frog spawn

frog speak

frog spit

frog views

frog wedding

frog weddings

frog

frog-and-toad

frogbit

frog-biting midge

frogbits

frogdom

frog-eye salad

frogeye

frogfish

frogfishes

frogged

froggeries

froggery

froggies

froggily

frogginess

frogging

froggings

froggish

froggy

frog-hair

frog-hairs

froghopper

froghoppers

frog-in-one-s-throat

frog-kick

frog-legs

frogless

froglet

froglets

froglike

frogling

froglings

frogly

frogman

frogmarch

frog-march

frogmarched

frog-marched

frogmarches

frog-marches

frogmarching

frog-marching

frogmen

Frogmore stew

frogmouth

frogmouths

frogs in a sock

frog's march

frog's view

frogs

frog's-bit

frog's-eye view

frogskin

frogskins

frogspawn

frog-view

frohawk

frohawks

frohbergite

Fröhlich effect

Fröhlich effects

frohman

froideur

froideurs

froise

froises

froissart jean

froissart

frolic

frolicful

frolick

frolicked

frolicker

frolickers

frolicketh

frolicking

frolickingly

frolickings

frolicks

frolicksome

frolicksomely

frolicksomeness

frolicky

frolicly

frolics

frolicsome

frolicsomely

frolicsomeness

froliquely

frolleague

frolovite

from A to izzard

from aardvark to zymurgy

from day to day

from goo to you by way of the zoo

from good hands

from me born

from Murphy to Manteo

from one day to the next

from post to pillar

from the cradle to the grave

from the dead

from the East German judge

from the face of the earth

from the hip

from the womb to the tomb

from this moment on

from top to toe

from where one is sitting

from where one sits

from womb to tomb

from your lips to God's ears

from

fromager

fromagerie

fromageries

fromagers

from-a-mile-away

fromard

fromards

fromase

from-a-to-b

from-a-to-z

from-can-see-to-can-t-see

from-central-casting

from-cover-to-cover

from-dawn-to-dusk

from-dusk-to-dawn

frome

from-hell

from-here-to-sunday

from-hunger

fromm erich

fromm

frommian

from-missouri

from-my-cold-dead-hands

from-now-on

from-off

fromology

from-on-high

fromowitz

from-pillar-to-post

from-scratch

from-sea-to-shining-sea

from-side-to-side

from-soup-to-nuts

from-stem-to-stern

from-the-bottom-of-one-s-heart

from-the-department-of-the-bleeding-obvious

from-the-get-go

from-the-git-go

from-the-ground-up

from-the-heart

from-the-off

from-the-word-go

from-time-to-time

fromward

fromwards

frond

frondation

fronde

fronded

frondelite

frondent

frondesce

frondesced

frondescence

frondescent

frondesces

frondescing

frondeur

frondeurs

frondiferous

frondless

frondlet

frondlets

frondlike

frondose

frondous

fronds

frons

front benches

front bums

front burner

front butt

front butts

front camera

front company

front crawls

front desks

front end processor

front end

front feet

front foot shots

front gardens

front gate

front gates

front hole

front holes

front nine

front office application

front office automation

front office management

front office product

front office

front offices

front porches

front projector

front range

front rings

front rows

front running

front screen projection

front screen tv

front slashes

front up

front

frontage

frontager

frontage-road

frontage-roads

frontagers

frontages

frontal lobotomy

frontal plane

frontal planes

frontal point

frontal points

frontal

frontal-bone

frontal-bones

frontalis

frontality

frontal-lobe

frontal-lobes

frontally

frontals

frontal-sinus

frontal-sinuses

frontal-wedgie

frontal-wedgies

front-and-center

frontated

frontbench

front-bench

frontbencher

front-bencher

frontbenchers

front-benchers

front-bottom

front-bottoms

front-bum

front-controller-pattern

front-controller-patterns

frontcourt

frontcourts

front-crawl

front-desk

front-door

front-doors

front-double-biceps

fronted

frontenac

front-end case

front-end load

front-end-loader

front-end-loaders

frontends

front-ends

frontenis

fronter

fronters

frontes

frontest

front-facing camera

front-facing webcam

frontflip

frontflips

front-foot

front-foot-shot

front-garden

front-group

front-groups

frontier

front-matter

frontmen

front-men

front-money

frontmost

front-name

front-names

frontness

fronto

frontocentral

frontocerebellar

frontoethmoidal

front-of-house

front-of-the-house

frontogeneses

frontogenesis

frontoinsular

frontolyses

frontolysis

frontolyze

fronton

frontons

frontopalatal

frontoparietal

frontopolar

frontopontine

front-organization

front-organizations

frontostriatal

frontotemporal dementia

frontotemporal

frontotemporally

frontozygomatic

frontpage

front-page

frontpages

front-pages

front-porch

front-projection screen

front-projection tv

front-ring

front-room

front-rooms

front-row

frontrunner

front-runner

frontrunners

front-runners

frontrunning

fronts

frontside bus

front-side bus

frontside

frontslash

front-slash

front-teeth

front-to-back

front-vowel

front-vowels

front-wall

front-walls

frontward

frontwards

frontware

frontways

front-wheel-drive

frontwise

frontwoman

frontwomen

front-yard

front-yards

frood

froodite

froodites

froofy

froogle

froom

froome

froppish

frore

froren

frorn

frory

fros

frosh

froshed

froshes

froshing

frosinone

frosk

frost burn

frost fair

frost faire

frost faires

frost fairs

frost flower

frost flowers

frost grape

frost grapes

frost heaves

frost heaving

frost heavings

frost lamp

frost lamps

frost line

frost lines

frost nail

frost nails

frost piece

frost robert lee

frost suture

frost

frostbelt

frostbird

frostbirds

frostbit

frostbite

frostbites

frostbiting

frostbitten

frost-blite

frosted

frostfish

frostfishes

frostflower

frost-free

frost-heave

frostian

frostily

frostiness

frosting

frostinglike

frostings

frostless

frostlike

frostnip

frostnips

frostproof

frostproofed

frostproofing

frostproofs

frost-quake

frost-quakes

frosts

frost-smoke

frost-up

frostweed

frostweeds

frostwork

frostwort

frosty one

frosty ones

frosty

frot

frote

froterer

froth flotation

froth

froth-at-the-mouth

frothed at the mouth

frothed up

frothed

frother

frothers

frotheth

frothily

frothiness

frothing at the mouth

frothing

froward

frugal

fruition

fuddy-duddy

fugacious

fujiwhara

fulsome

fungible

funky

furbelow

furphy

fushionless

fustian

G

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g flat

g flats

G Pay

g series

g sharp

g sharps

g suite

g. standards

g.711

g.721

g.722

g.723.1

g.723

g.726

g.727

g.728

g.729.a

g.729

g.7xx

g.998.1

g.998.2

g.998.3

g.bond

g.dmt.bis

g.dmt

g.fast

g.lite

g.shdsl

g/l

g

G1 phase

g1

g11n

G2 phase

g2

g20

g2b

g2c

g2g

g2k

g3

g-4

g-5

g6

g-7

g-8

ga

g-a

gaa

gaanay

gaap

gaas

gab

gaba

gabaculine

gabaergic

gabagool

gabaliya

gabapentin

gabarage

gabardine

gabardines

gabazine

gabba

gabbai

gabbais

gabbart

gabbed

gabber

gabberflasted

gabberhouse

gabbers

gabbiness

gabbing

gabble

gabbled

gabbler

gabblers

gabbles

gabbling

gabblings

gabbro

gabbroic

gabbroid

gabbros

gabby

gabe

gabel

gabeler

gabelers

gabelle

gabeller

gabellers

gabels

gabelsberger

gaberdine

gaberdines

gaberlunzie

gaberlunzies

gabert

gaberts

gabexate

gabey

gabfest

gabfests

gabies

gabi-gabi

gabion

gabionade

gabionades

gabioned

gabionnade

gabionnades

gabions

gable (william) clark

gable ends

gable window

gable windows

gable

gabled

gable-end

gablelike

gable-roof

gable-roofs

gables

gablet

gablets

gablock

gablocks

gabo

gabon

gabonese

Gaboon forest frog

gaboon-viper

gaboon-vipers

Gabor atom

gabor dennis

Gabor filter

Gabor function

Gabor functions

Gabor patch

Gabor transform

gabor

gaborone

gaboxadol

Gabriel synthesis

gabriel

gabriela

gabrieli

gabrielite

gabriella

gabrielle

gabrielsonite

gabrovo

gabs

gaby

gac

gacaca

gacha

gack

gacked

gacking

gacks

gackstroemia

gacrux

gacyclidine

gad

gadaafi

gadabout

gadabouts

gadaffi

gadaffism

gadaffy

gadafi

gadafism

gadafy

gadamerian

gadang

gadara

Gadarene swine

gadarene

gadbee

gadbees

gaddaffy

gaddafi

gaddafism

gaddafist

gaddafists

gaddafy

gadded

gadder

gadders

gaddest

gaddeth

gaddhafi

gaddiel

gadding car

gadding

gaddingly

gaddings

gaddish

gaddishness

gade

gades

gadflies

gadfly

gadfly-petrel

gadfly-petrels

gadget allergies

gadget blogs

gadget

gadgetbahn

gadgetbahnen

gadgeteer

gadgeteers

gadgetless

gadgetries

gadgetry

gadgets

gadgety

gadgie

gadgies

gadhaffi

gadhafi

gadhang

gadhavi

gadhelic

gadic

gadid

gadidae

gadids

gadiform

gadiformes

gadilid

gadilids

gadine

gadiniid

gadiniids

gaditanian

gaditanians

gadjang

gadjo

gadling

gadlings

gadman

gadmen

gado gado

gadobenic-acid

gadobutrol

gadodiamide

gadoid

gadoids

gadoleic

gadoleic-acid

gadolinia

gadolinian

gadolinic

gadolinite

gadolinium

gadopenamide

gadopentetic

gadopentetic-acid

gadoteric

gadoteric-acid

gaiety

gaijin cards

gaijin

gaijin-rikishi

gaijins

gaika

gaikas

gail

gailan

gai-lan

gailer

gailers

gaillard cut

gaillardia

gailliarde

gailliardes

gaily

gain on

gain one's spurs

gain weight

gain

gainable

gainage

gainand

gainbirth

gainchare

gainclap

gaincoming

gain-d

gained

gainer

gainers

gainesite

gainest

gainesville

gaineth

gainful

gainfull

gainfuller

gainfully

gainfulness

gaingiving

gain-ground

gaining twist

gaining

gainless

gainlessly

gainlessness

gain-line

gain-lines

gainliness

gainly

gainrace

gainrising

gains

gainsaid

gainsaw

gainsay

gainsayer

gainsayers

gainsaying

gainsays

gainsboro

Gainsborough hat

Gainsborough hats

gainsborough thomas

gainsborough

gainsharing

gain-sharing

gainshire

gainside

gainsome

gainspeaker

gainspeaking

gainst

gainstand

gainstanding

gainstands

gainstay

gainstayed

gainstaying

gainstays

gainstood

gainstrife

gainstrive

gainstriving

gaintaking

gain-the-wind

gainturn

gainturning

gainward

gainwise

gairdneri

gairfowl

gairfowls

gaiseric

gait apraxias

gait

gait-apraxia

gaited

gaiter

gaitered

gaitering

gaiterless

gaiterlike

gaiters

gaiting

gaitite

gaits

gaitskell

gaitskells

gaius

gajdusek

gajica

gajillion

gajillions

gak

gaku-ran

gal friday

gal pal

gal

gala dress

gala dresses

gala

galabia

galabiose

galabioses

galabiya

galabiyas

galactagogue

galactagogues

galactan

galactarate

galactarates

galactaric-acid

galactase

galactic coordinate system

galactic equator

galactic habitable zone

galactic habitable zones

galactic halos

galactic noise

galactic nucleus

galactic years

galactic

galactically

galactic-cannibalism

galactic-halo

galactico

galacticon

galactic-year

galactin

galactinol

galactins

galactitol

galactitols

galacto

galactocele

galactoceles

galactocentric

galactocerebrosidase

galactocerebrosidases

galactocerebroside

galactocerebrosides

galactofuranose

galactofuranoses

galactofuranoside

galactofuranosides

galactofuranosyl

galactogen

galactogens

galactoglucan

galactoglucans

galactokinase

galactokinases

galactolipid

galactolipids

galactomannan

galactomannans

galactometer

galactometers

galactonic

galactonic-acid

galactonojirimycin

galactooligosaccharide

galactooligosaccharides

galactophages

galactophagous

galactophorous

galactopoiesis

galactopoietic

galactoprotein

galactopyranose

galactopyranoses

galactopyranoside

galactopyranosides

galactopyranosyl

galactopyranosylamine

galactopyranosylamines

galactopyranosyls

galactorrhea

galactosaemia

galactosaemias

galactosamine

galactosamines

galactosaminidase

galactosaminyl

galactosan

galactose

galactosemia

galactosemias

galactosemic

galactosemics

galactoses

galactosialidosis

galactosidase

galactosidases

galactoside

galactosides

galactosphingolipid

galactosphingolipids

galactosucrose

galactosuria

galactosyl

galactosylate

galactosylated

galactosylation

galactosylceramidase

galactosylceramidases

galactosylceramide

galactosylceramides

galactosyldiacylglycerol

galactosyldiacylglycerols

galactosyls

galactosyltransferase

galactosyltransferases

galactowaldenase

galactoxyloglucan

galactoxylomannan

galacturonan

galacturonate

galacturonic

galacturonic-acid

galacturonide

galacturonosyltransferase

galage

galages

galagid

galagidae

galagids

galago

galagoes

galagonid

galagonids

galagos

galah

galahad

galahs

galah-session

galah-sessions

galaktoboureko

galalike

galalith

galamustine

galanas

galanases

galanga

galangal

galangals

galangas

galanin

galant

galantamine

galanthamine

galanthophile

galanthophiles

galanthus

galantine

galantines

galanty show

Galápagos fur seal

Galápagos fur seals

Galapagos giant tortoise

Galápagos giant tortoises

Galápagos hawk

Galápagos hawks

galápagos islands

Galápagos sea lions

Galápagos syndrome

Galapagos tortoise

galapagos

gal-apagos-islands

galapagos-penguin

galapagos-penguins

galapagos-sea-lion

gala-pie

gala-pies

galas

galashiels

galata

galatea

galateas

galatheid

galatheids

galati

galatia

galatian

galatians

galatic

galatriaose

galatriaoses

galatrox

galavant

galavanting

galax

galaxia

galaxian

galaxies

galaxiid

galaxiids

galaxite

galaxites

galaxy a

galaxy apps

galaxy brain

Galaxy C

galaxy connector

galaxy edge

Galaxy F

galaxy filament

galaxy filaments

Galaxy Fold

galaxy gear

galaxy mega

galaxy nexus

Galaxy Note 10 5G

Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G

Galaxy Note 10 Plus

Galaxy Note 10

galaxy note 2

galaxy note 3

galaxy note 4 edge

galaxy note 4

Galaxy Note 5

Galaxy Note 7

Galaxy Note 8

Galaxy Note 9

galaxy note edge

galaxy note ii

galaxy note iii

galaxy note tablet

galaxy note

galaxy s ii

galaxy s iii

galaxy s iv

galaxy s

Galaxy S10 Beyond X

Galaxy S10 Lite

Galaxy S10

Galaxy S10e

galaxy s2

galaxy s3

galaxy s4 active

galaxy s4

galaxy s5 active

galaxy s5

galaxy s6 active

galaxy s6 edge

galaxy s6

galaxy s7 edge

galaxy s7

Galaxy S8

Galaxy S9

Galaxy smartwatch

Galaxy Store

galaxy sx

galaxy tab connector

galaxy tab

Galaxy X

galaxy

galaxy-cluster

galaxy-clusters

galaxy-group

galaxy-groups

galaxylike

galaxywide

galba servius sulpicius

galba

galbalcyrhynchus

galban

galbanum

galbe

galbes

galbinic-acid

galbraith john kenneth

galbraith

galbula

galbulid

galbulidae

galbulids

galbulus

galcon

galcons

galdansetron

galdhopiggen

galdikas birute marija filomena

gale group

gale

galea

galeae

galeanthropy

galeas

galeases

galeaspid

galeaspids

galeate

galeated

Galeazzi fracture

galectin

galectins

galed

galeforce

gale-force

galegeae

galego

galeiform

galeite

galelike

galen

galena

galenas

galenian

galenic

galenical

galenically

galenicals

galeniferous

galenism

galenist

galenists

galenite

galenobismutite

galeocerdo

galeocerdo-cuvier

galeommatid

galeommatids

galeommatoidean

galeommatoideans

galeophobia

galeopithecid

galeopithecids

galeopterus

galeorhinid

galeorhinids

galeorhinus

galeorhinus-galeus

galeproof

galère

galerida

galerinoid

galerite

galerites

galero

gales

galesaurid

galesaurids

galette

galettes

galex

galfridian

galge

galibi

galich

galicia

galician

galician-asturian

galician-portuguese

galicians

Galilean binoculars

galilean

galileanism

galilean-moon

galilean-moons

galileans

galilean-satellites

galilean-telescope

galilee sea of

galilee

galilees

galileian

galileiite

galileo galilei

Galileo thermometer

galileo

galileon

galileons

Galileo's paradox

galileos

galimatias

galina

galingale

galingales

galinstan

galion

galiongee

galiot

galiots

galipot

gal-iron

galitarianism

galium

galium-odoratum

galiums

galiximab

galiza

galizan

galkhaite

gall and wormwood

gall gnat

gall

galla

gallacetophenone

gallaeci

gallaecian

gallagher

gallamine

gallane

gallanes

gallanilide

gallanilides

gallant

gallanted

gallanting

gallantly

gallantness

gallantries

gallantry

gallants

gallanty show

gallate

gallates

gallatin river

gallatin

gallature

gallaudet thomas hopkins

gallaudet

gallaunt

gallberry

gallbladder

gall-bladder

gallbladders

gall-bladders

gall-dang

galle

galleass

galleasses

galled

gallegan

gallegans

gallein

galleon

galleons

galleot

galleots

galleria

galleria-mellonella

gallerias

galleried

galleries

gallerina

gallerinas

gallerist

gallerists

gallery forests

gallery hit

gallery hits

gallery organs

gallery shot

gallery shots

gallery

gallery-forest

gallerygoer

gallerygoers

gallerylike

gallery-organ

gallest

gallet

galleta

galleth

galletting

galletyle

galletyles

galley kitchen

galley kitchens

galley proofs

galley slices

galley

galley-proof

galleys

galley-slave

galley-slaves

galley-slice

galley-west

galley-worm

galley-worms

gallflies

gallfly

gall-gnats

gallia

gallian

galliano

gallianos

galliard

galliardise

galliardness

galliards

gallic

gallic-acid

gallican

gallicanism

gallicans

gallicise

gallicised

gallicises

gallicising

gallicism

gallicisms

gallicize

gallicized

gallicizes

gallicizing

gallick

gallicolumba

gallicolumba-beccarii

gallicolumba-canifrons

gallicolumba-crinigera

gallicolumba-erythroptera

gallicolumba-hoedtii

gallicolumba-jobiensis

gallicolumba-kubaryi

gallicolumba-luzonica

gallicolumba-menagei

gallicolumba-platenae

gallicolumba-rubescens

gallicolumba-rufigula

gallicolumba-salamonis

gallicolumba-sanctaecrucis

gallicolumba-stairi

gallicolumba-tristigmata

gallicolumba-xanthonura

gallicrex

gallicrex-cinerea

gallied

gallies

galliferous

galliform

galliformes

galliforms

galligaskins

galligu

gallimatia

gallimaufrey

gallimaufreys

gallimaufries

gallimaufry

gallimimus

gallin

gallinacean

gallinaceans

gallinaceous

gallinago

gallinago-andina

gallinago-delicata

gallinago-gallinago

gallinago-hardwickii

gallinago-imperialis

gallinago-jamesoni

gallinago-macrodactyla

gallinago-media

gallinago-megala

gallinago-nemoricola

gallinago-nigripennis

gallinago-nobilis

gallinago-paraguaiae

gallinago-solitaria

gallinago-stenura

gallinago-stricklandii

gallinago-undulata

gallinas point

galline

galling

gallingly

gallinipper

gallinippers

gallinula

gallinula-angulata

gallinula-chloropus

gallinula-comeri

gallinula-galeata

gallinula-melanops

gallinula-silvestris

gallinula-tenebrosa

gallinule

gallinules

galliot

galliots

Gallipoli gallop

gallipoli peninsula

gallipoli

gallipot word

gallipot words

gallipot

gallipots

gallirallus

gallirallus-australis

gallirallus-calayanensis

gallirallus-insignis

gallirallus-lafresnayanus

gallirallus-okinawae

gallirallus-owstoni

gallirallus-philippensis

gallirallus-rovianae

gallirallus-striatus

gallirallus-sylvestris

gallirallus-torquatus

gallite

gallium arsenide

gallium nitride

gallium

gallium-arsenide-phosphide

gallivant

gallivanted

gallivanter

gallivanters

gallivanting

gallivantings

gallivants

gallivat

gallivats

galliwasp

gall-midge

gall-midges

gall-mite

gall-mites

gallnut

gallnuts

gallo robert charles

gallo

galloanserae

gallobeudantite

gallocatechin

gallocatechol

gallocyanin

gall-of-glass

galloflavin

gallogen

galloglass

gallo-italian

gallomania

gallomaniac

gallomaniacs

gallon

gallonage

gallons

galloon

gallooned

galloons

galloot

galloots

gallop

gallopade

gallopaded

gallopades

gallopading

gallopamil

galloped

galloper

galloperdix

galloperdix-bicalcarata

galloperdix-lunulata

galloperdix-spadicea

gallopers

gallopest

gallopeth

gallophile

gallophiles

gallophilia

gallophilias

gallophone

gallophones

gallopin

galloping

gallopingly

gallopings

gallopins

gallops

gallopt

gallo-roman

gallo-romans

gallotannic

gallotannic-acid

gallotia

gallotiinae

gallous

gallousness

gallow

Galloway tube

galloway

galloways

gallowed

gallowglass

gallowglasses

gallowing

gallows frames

gallows trees

gallows

gallows-bird

gallows-birds

gallowses

gallows-frame

gallows-humor

gallows-humour

gallows-tree

gallow-tree

Gall-Peters projection

galls

gallsickness

gallstone

gall-stone

gallstones

gall-stones

gallup george horace

gallup

gallup-poll

gallup-polls

galluptious

gallus

galluses

gallus-gallus

gallus-lafayetii

gallus-sonneratii

gallus-varius

gall-wasp

gall-wasps

gally

gallygaskins

gallying

galo

galoche

galoches

galocitabine

Galois connection

Galois extension

Galois field

Galois group

Galois groups

galois-theory

galoot

galoots

galop

galore

galosemide

galosh

galoshe

galoshed

galoshes

galpagos

galpagos-hawk

galpagos-hawks

galpagos-penguin

galpagos-penguins

galpagos-sea-lion

galpagos-sea-lions

galpagos-tortoise

galpal

galpals

gal-pals

gals

galsome

galsworthian

galsworthy john

galsworthy

galt

Galton board

galton francis

galton

Galton's problem

Galton-Watson process

galumph

galumphed

galumphing

galumphingly

galumphs

galvalume

galvani luigi

galvani

galvanic actions

galvanic skin response

galvanic

galvanic-action

galvanically

galvanic-anode

galvanic-anodes

galvanic-couple

galvanic-couples

galvanic-series

galvanisation

galvanise

galvanised

galvaniser

galvanisers

galvanises

galvanising

galvanism

galvanisms

galvanist

galvanists

galvanization

galvanizations

galvanize

galvanized

galvanizer

galvanizers

galvanizes

galvanizing

galvanizingly

galvano-

galvanocaustic

galvanocauteries

galvanocautery

galvanoglyphy

galvanograph

galvanographic

galvanographs

galvanography

galvanomagnetic

galvanomagnetism

galvanometer

galvanometers

galvanometric

galvanometry

galvanoplastic

galvanoplasty

galvanopuncture

galvanoscope

galvanoscopes

galvanoscopic

galvanoscopy

galvanostat

galvanostatic

galvanostats

galvanotactic

galvanotaxis

galvanotonus

galvanotropism

galveston bay

galveston

galvinize

galway

galway-bay

galway-hooker

galway-hookers

galwayman

galwaywoman

galwegian

galwegians

galwes

galyac

galyak

galyaks

gam

gama vasco da

gamabufagin

gamagarite

gamagrass

gama-grass

gamagrasses

gamahauched

gamahauching

gamahauchs

gamahuched

gamahuching

gamaliel

gamashes

gamasoidosis

gamay

gamb

gamba

gambada

gambade

gambades

gambado

gambadoes

gambas

gambe

gambeli

gambel-s-quail

gambeson

gambesons

gambet

gambets

gambia river

gambia

gambian

gambians

gambier islands

gambier

gambison

gambisons

gambist

gambists

gambit

gambits

gamble

gambled

gambler

gamblerlike

gambler's fallacy

gamblers

gambles

gamblest

gambleth

gambling house

gambling

gamblings

gamboge

gambogenic

gambogenic-acid

gamboges

gambogic

gambogic-acid

gambol

gamboled

gamboling

gambolings

gambolled

gamboller

gambollers

gambolling

gambollings

gambols

gambooge

gambrel

gambrelled

gambrelling

gambrel-roof

gambrel-roofed

gambrel-roofs

gambrels

gambroon

gambroons

gambusia

game ball

game balls

game blaster

game cameras

game chair

game chairs

game changers

game clubs

game console

game controller

game controllers

game day

game days

game drives

game fishes

game fowl

game

gamebag

game-bag

gamebags

game-bags

gamebird

game-bird

gamebirds

game-birds

gameboard

game-board

gameboards

game-boards

gamebook

gamebooks

game-camera

gamecard

gamecards

gamecatcher

game-changer

game-changing

game-clock

game-clocks

game-club

gamecock

gamecocks

game-consoles

gamed

gameday

gamedays

game-drive

gamed-the-system

game-engine

game-engines

game-face

game-faces

gamefic

gamefish

game-fish

gamefishes

gamefowl

gamefowls

gameful

gamegoer

gamegoers

gamma radiations

gamma wave

gamma waves

gamma-proteobacteria

gammaproteobacterial

gammaproteobacterium

gamma-radiation

gamma-ray astronomy

gamma-ray

gamma-ray-burst

gamma-rays

gammarellid

gammarellids

gammaretroviral

gammaretrovirus

gammaretroviruses

gammarid

gammarids

gammas

gammation

gammations

gamma-tocopherol

gammaxene

gammed

gammer

gammers

gammies

gamming

gammon

gammon-and-spinach

gammoned

gammoning

gammonings

gammons

gammopathies

gammopathy

gammy

gamo-

gamogenesis

gamogenetic

gamo-gofa-dawro

gamolenic-acid

gamomania

gamomaniac

gamomaniacs

gamomanias

gamont

gamonts

gamopetalous

gamophyllous

gamosepalous

gamous

gamow george

gamow

gamp

gamps

gampsonyx

gampsonyx-swainsonii

gampsorhynchus

gams

gamut

gamuts

gamy

gan

ganache

ganai

ganamurti

gananite

ganapati

ganaxolone

ganca

ganch

ganched

ganches

ganching

ganciclovir

gancyclovir

gand

ganda

gandalf

gandalfesque

gandalfian

gandalfish

gander month

gander months

gander parties

gander party

gander

gandered

gandering

ganders

gandhara

gandharan

gandhi indira priyadarshini

gandhi mohandas karamchand

gandhi

gandhian

gandhiism

gandhinagar

gandoura

gandouras

gandy-dancer

gandy-dancers

gandzha

gane

ganef

ganefromycin

ganefs

ganesa

ganesh

ganesha

ganeti

gang cask

gang casks

gang hook

gang

gangaleodin

gangbang

gang-bang

gangbanged

gangbanger

gangbangers

gangbanging

gangbangs

gang-bangs

gangboard

gangbuster

gangbusters

gangean

ganged

ganged-up

ganged-up-on

ganger

gangers

ganges

gangetic

gang-gang

ganging

ganging-up

ganging-up-on

gangion

gangions

gangland

gangle

gangled

ganglefene

gangler

ganglers

gangles

ganglia

gangliac

ganglial

gangliate

gangliated

gangliectomies

gangliectomy

gangliform

gantlines

gantlope

gantlopes

gantries

gantry

gantry-crane

gantry-cranes

gantry-scaffold

gantry-scaffolds

gantt chart

gantt-charts

ganymede

ganymedean

ganymedeans

ganymedian

Ganz system

ganz

ganzfeld effects

ganzfeld

ganzfeld-effect

ganzfeld-experiment

ganzfeld-experiments

gao xingjian

gao

gaohu

gaohus

gaol fever

gaol

gaolable

gaolbait

gaolbird

gaol-bird

gaolbirds

gaol-birds

gaolbreak

gaolbreaks

gaoldom

gaoled

gaoler

gaoleress

gaoleresses

gaolers

gaolership

gaolhouse

gaoliang

gaoling

gaolings

gaolish

gaolkeeper

gaolkeepers

gaolless

gaollike

gaolmate

gaolor

gaoloress

gaols

gaolward

gaolwards

gaolyard

gaon

gaons

gaotaiite

gaotu

gaoxiong

gap analysis

gap buffer

gap buffers

gap concept

gap creationism

gap creationist

gap creationists

gap junctions

gap lapper

gap lappers

gap lathe

gap lathes

gap sheet

gap sheets

gap theorist

gap theorists

gap theory

gap

gapa

gape seed

gape seeds

gape

gaped

gaper

gapers

gapers-block

gapers-blocks

gapes

gapeseed

gapeseeds

gapesing

gapest

gapeth

gapeworm

gapeworms

gapicomine

gapik

gapiks

gaping

gapingly

gap-junction

gaplapper

gapless

gaplessly

gaplessness

gaplike

GAPO syndrome

gap-of-danger

gapped scale

gapped

gapper

gappers

gappiness

gapping

gappy

gaps

gaps-of-danger

gaptoothed

gap-toothed

gap-year

gap-years

gar

garaad

garage door openers

garage punk

garage

garageband

garage-band

garage-bands

garaged

garage-door

garage-door-opener

garage-doors

garageless

garagelike

garageman

garagemen

garage-queen

garage-queens

garage-rock

garages

garage-sale

garage-sales

garageware

garagey

garaging

garamantes

garam-masala

garam-masalas

garamond

garancin

garand rifle

garands

garden escape

garden escapes

garden fleahopper

garden fleahoppers

garden glass

garden glasses

garden grove

garden heliotrope

garden hoses

garden houses

garden nail

garden nails

garden net

garden nets

garden nightshade

garden offices

garden parties

garden pea

garden peas

garden snake

garden sorrel

garden syringe

garden syringes

garden wall

garden warbler

garden warblers

gardener

gardener's delight

gardener's eye

gardeners

gardenful

gardenfuls

garden-gnome

garden-gnomes

gardenhood

gardenhose

garden-hose

garden-house

gardenia

gardenias

gardenieae

gardening

gardening-leave

gardenings

garden-leave

gardenless

gardenlike

gardenly

garden-of-eden

garden-office

garden-party

garden-path

garden-paths

garden-path-sentence

garden-path-sentences

garden-patience

gardens

gardensful

garden-shears

gardens-of-eden

garden-state

garden-variety

gardenwork

garderobe

garderobes

gardian

gardiner

gardineri

gardner erle stanley

Gardner gun

gardner isabella stewart

gardner syndrome

gardner

gardneri

gardnerian

gardnerian-wicca

gardnerian-wiccan

Gardner's syndrome

gardners

gardon

gardy loo

gardyloo

gare

garefowl

garefowls

garenoxacin

gareth

garfield james abram

garfield

garfish

garfishes

garfuna

garfunkel

garg

gargalesis

gargalesthesia

gargalianoi

garganey

garganeys

gargantua

gargantuan

gargantuanly

gargarism

gargarisms

gargarize

gargarized

gargarizes

gargarizing

garge

garget

gargets

gargety

gargil

gargle

gargled

gargle-factory

gargler

garglers

gargles

gargling

gargling-fluid

garglings

gargol

gargouillade

gargouillades

gargoulette

gargoulettes

gargoyle

gargoyles

gargoylish

gargoylism

gargoylisms

gargyle

gargyles

garhwal-division

garibaldi giuseppe

garibaldi

garibaldis

garibashvili

garifuna

garifune

garigue

garinagu

garish

garishly

garishness

garland (hannibal) hamlin

garland judy

garland thorn

garland

garland-chrysanthemum

garland-chrysanthemums

garlanded

garlander

garlanders

garlanding

garlandless

garlands

garlandy

garlic fingers

garlic knot

garlic pears

garlic vine

garlic

garlic-bread

garlic-breads

garlic-butter

garlic-chive

garlic-chives

garlick

garlicke

garlicked

garlic-knots

garlicks

garlicky

garlicless

garlic-mustard

garlic-mustards

garlic-pear

garlic-powder

garlic-press

garlic-presses

garlics

garment

garment-bag

garment-bags

garmented

garmentless

garmento

garmentos

garments

garmenture

garmentures

garmisch-partenkirchen

garmon

garmons

Garn scale

garn

garned

garner

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gdp implicit price deflator

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gethsemane

gethuman

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get-in-there

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gets in someone's pants

gets in with

gets inside someone's pants

gets into

gets lost

gets off with

gets one over

gets one's arms around

gets one's groove on

gets one's hands on

gets one's knickers in a twist

gets one's shine box

gets one's skates on

gets onto

gets open

gets some

gets someone's goat

gets started

gets stuck into

gets the bird

gets the dirty water off one's chest

gets the sack

gets to know

gets to the fireworks factory

gets up in someone's face

gets up to

gets with

gets

gets-ahead

gets-ahold-of

gets-along

gets-around-to

gets-a-wriggle-on

gets-behind

gets-better

gets-blood-from-a-stone

gets-down

gets-dressed

gets-drunk

gets-high

gets-hold-of

get-sick

gets-into-someone-s-pants

gets-it

gets-laid

gets-off

gets-off-on

get-some

get-some-air

get-someone-onto-something

get-someone-s-back-up

get-someone-s-goat

get-someone-s-number

get-someone-s-point

get-something-off-one-s-chest

get-something-over-with

get-something-straight

gets-on

gets-out

gets-over

gets-the-point

gets-to

gets-to-the-point

get-stuck-in

get-stuck-into

get-stuffed

gets-up

gets-wet

gett

gettable

get-taken-in

getten

getter

gettered

gettering

getters

getters-up

getter-up

gettest

getteth

get-the-bacon-bad

get-the-ball-rolling

get-the-best-of

get-the-better-of

get-the-boot

get-the-chop

get-the-drift

get-the-drop-on

get-the-elbow

get-the-goods-on

get-the-hang-of

get-the-hint

get-the-job-done

get-the-knack

get-the-last-laugh

get-the-lead-out

get-the-meaning

get-the-memo

get-the-picture

get-the-point

get-there

get-there-itis

get-the-sack

get-the-time

get-the-wind-up

get-this-show-on-the-road

get-through

get-through-to

get-tied-up

Gettier case

Gettier cases

Gettier intuition

Gettier problem

gettin

getting a word in edgeways

getting a word in edgewise

getting about

getting across

getting ahead of

getting at

getting between

getting busy

getting cold feet

getting down with

getting freaky

getting gray hair from

getting grey hair from

getting in someone's pants

getting in with

getting inside someone's pants

getting off the nut

getting one over

getting one's arms around

getting one's groove on

getting one's hands on

getting one's knickers in a twist

getting one's shine box

getting onto

getting open

getting some

getting someone's goat

getting started

getting stuck into

getting the bird

getting the dirty water off one's chest

getting the sack

getting to know

getting to the fireworks factory

getting up in someone's face

getting up to

getting with

getting

getting-ahead

getting-ahold-of

getting-along

getting-any

getting-around-to

getting-a-wriggle-on

getting-behind

getting-better

getting-blood-from-a-stone

getting-carried-away

getting-down

getting-dressed

getting-drunk

getting-enough

getting-even

getting-high

getting-hold-of

getting-into-someone-s-pants

getting-it

getting-laid

getting-off

getting-off-on

getting-on

getting-out

getting-over

gettings

getting-the-knack

getting-the-point

getting-to

getting-to-know-you

getting-to-the-point

getting-up

getting-used-to

getting-wet

get-together

get-togethers

get-to-grass

get-to-grips-with

get-to-know

get-to-one-s-feet

get-to-the-bottom-of

get-to-the-point

get-tough

getts

get-turned-around

getty j(ean) paul

gettysburg

get-under-someone-s-skin

get-underway

getup

get-up-and-go

get-up-on-the-wrong-side-of-the-bed

getups

get-ups

get-up-someone-s-nose

get-up-the-yard

get-up-to

get-up-with-the-chickens

get-used

get-well

get-well-soon

get-wet

get-what-s-coming-to-one

get-wind-of

get-wise

get-with

get-with-child

get-with-the-program

get-with-the-programme

get-work-done

get-wrong

get-you

getz stan

geue

geum

geums

geus

gev

gevalt

geversite

gevgelija

gevotroline

gewd

gewgaw

gew-gaw

gewgawed

gewgaws

gew-gaws

gewrztraminers

gewurztraminer

gey

geyser

geyserite

geyserites

geyserlike

geysers

gezer

gezira el

gezira

gezumph

gezve

gezves

gf

Gfast

gfc

gfci

gfdl

gfe

gfi

g-flat-major

gflops

g-force

g-forces

gfp

gfr

gfs

gfsk

gfu

g-funk

gfwc

gfx

gg

ggg

ggne

ggs

ggsn

ggy

GH/s

gh

gha

ghadaffi

ghadaffy

ghadafi

ghadafy

ghaddaffi

ghaddafi

ghaddafy

ghaffir

ghaghara

ghair-muqallid

ghair-muqallideen

ghan

ghana

ghanaian

ghanaianness

ghanaians

ghanan

ghandi

gharial

gharials

gharibashvili

gharri

gharry

ghasard

ghassoul

ghast

ghastful

ghastlily

ghastliness

ghastlinesses

ghastly

ghastness

ghat

ghatam

ghatams

ghats

ghattamaneni

ghaut

ghauts

ghawa syndrome

ghawazee

ghawazees

ghawazi

ghayn

ghayr-muqallid

ghazakh

ghazal

ghazals

ghazi

ghaziabad

ghazis

ghaznavid

ghaznavids

ghazwa

ghb

g-head

gheada

gheber

ghebers

ghedaffi

gheddafi

ghee

gheg

gheimeh

Ghent criteria

Ghent systems

ghent

ghentish

ghent-system

gherao

gheraoed

gheraoes

gheraoing

gheraos

gherkin

gherkins

ghess

ghessed

ghesses

ghessing

ghetti

ghetto booties

ghetto booty

ghetto fences

ghetto palm

ghetto pass

ghetto passes

ghetto

ghetto-bird

ghetto-birds

ghettoblaster

ghetto-blaster

ghettoblasters

ghetto-blasters

ghettoed

ghettoes

ghetto-fabulous

ghetto-fence

ghetto-house

ghettoing

ghettoisation

ghettoise

ghettoised

ghettoises

ghettoish

ghettoising

ghettoization

ghettoize

ghettoized

ghettoizes

ghettoizing

ghetto-lottery

ghettos

ghettotech

ghey

ghg

ghi

ghia

ghibelline

ghibellines

ghiberti lorenzo

ghiberti

ghibli

ghiblis

ghillie

ghillies

ghillie-suit

ghirlandaio domenico

ghirlandaio

ghit

ghits

ghizer-district

ghoast

ghole

gholes

ghom

ghomara

ghost ant

ghost ants

ghost banning

ghost bat

ghost bats

ghost bike

ghost bikes

ghost blog

ghost blogger

ghost brand

ghost brands

ghost bump

ghost bumps

ghost call

ghost calls

ghost catfish

ghost catshark

ghost catsharks

ghost character

ghost chili pepper

ghost chili

ghost chilis

ghost chilli

ghost chillis

ghost condensate

ghost condensates

ghost corridor

ghost corridors

ghost dance

ghost deer

ghost detainee

ghost detainees

ghost driver

ghost field

ghost fields

ghost flathead

ghost flatheads

ghost frogs

ghost from one's past

ghost fungi

ghost fungus

ghost goal

ghost goals

ghost gun

ghost home

ghost homes

ghost image

ghost in the graveyard

ghost in the machine

ghost insect

ghost insects

ghost kitchen

ghost kitchens

ghost knifefish

ghost knifefishes

ghost language

ghost languages

ghost mark

ghost marks

ghost marriages

ghost moose

ghost moth

ghost moths

ghost net

ghost nets

ghost nipper

ghost nippers

ghost note

ghost notes

ghost nudibranch

ghost nudibranchs

Ghost of God

ghost orchid

ghost orchids

ghost peak

ghost pepper

ghost peppers

ghost plants

ghost posts

ghost ramp

ghost ramps

ghost restaurant

ghost restaurants

ghost ride

ghost rockets

ghost runner

ghost runners

ghost server

ghost shark

ghost sharks

ghost shell company

ghost shrimp

ghost shrimps

ghost sickness

ghost sign

ghost signs

ghost site

ghost skate

ghost skin

ghost skins

ghost slug

ghost slugs

ghost station

ghost stations

ghost swift

ghost swifts

ghost trains

ghost tree

ghost trees

ghost voter

ghost voters

ghost voting

ghost writes

ghost wrote

ghost

ghost-at-the-feast

ghostball

ghostballs

ghost-band

ghost-bands

ghostbuster

ghostbusters

ghostbusting

ghost-car

ghost-cars

ghost-crab

ghost-crabs

ghostdom

ghosted

ghosten

ghost-faced bat

ghostfish

ghostfishes

ghostflower

ghost-frog

ghost-gum

ghost-gums

ghosthood

ghosthunter

ghosthunters

ghosthunting

ghostie

ghosties

ghost-images

ghost-imaging

ghostiness

ghosting server

ghosting

ghostings

ghost-island

ghost-islands

ghostkind

ghostking

ghostland

ghostlands

ghostless

ghostlike

ghostlily

ghostliness

ghostlinesses

ghostlore

ghost-lore

ghostlores

ghostly

ghost-marriage

ghost-of-christmas-future

ghost-of-christmas-past

ghost-of-christmas-present

ghost-of-christmas-yet-to-come

ghostologies

ghostology

ghost-piece

ghost-pieces

ghost-plant

ghost-post

ghost-prisoner

ghost-prisoners

ghost-rocket

ghosts at the feast

ghosts from one's past

ghosts

ghostscript

ghostship

ghost-ship

ghostships

ghost-ships

ghost-stories

ghost-story

ghost-town

ghost-towns

ghost-train

ghost-word

ghost-words

ghostwrite

ghost-write

ghostwriter

ghost-writer

ghostwriters

ghost-writers

ghostwrites

ghostwriting

ghost-writing

ghostwritten

ghost-written

ghostwrote

ghosty

ghoti

ghotul

ghotuls

ghotuo

ghoul

ghoulie ghoul

ghoulie

ghoulies

ghoulish

ghoulishly

ghouls

ghq

ghrelin

ghrelins

ghs

ghua

ghural

ghurals

ghutras

ghuzz

ghyll

ghylls

ghz

gi joe

gi

g-i

giac

giacometti alberto

giacometti

Giacomini vein

giallolino

giambeux

gian peng

gianduja

gianellaite

gianna

giannini, a.p.

giannis

giannitsa

giant barnacle

giant barnacles

giant burrowing cockroach

giant burrowing cockroaches

giant butterbur

giant cane

giant clam

giant clams

giant daikon

giant daikons

giant fennel

giant forest hogs

giant house spiders

giant hyssop

giant hyssops

giant impact theory

giant kelpfish

giant kettles

giant magnetoresistances

giant magnetoresistive

giant molecular cloud

giant mouse lemur

giant mouse lemurs

giant oarfishes

giant octopus

giant otters

giant Pacific octopus

giant Pacific octopuses

giant powder

giant quasars

giant radio galaxies

giant reed

giant reeds

giant rhubarb

giant rhubarbs

giant roundworms

giant salamanders

giant schnauzer

giant trevally

giant tube worms

giant viruses

giant water bug

giant water bugs

giant weta

giant wetas

giant white radish

giant white radishes

giant

giant-anteater

giant-anteaters

giant-armadillo

giant-armadillos

giantdom

giantess

giantesses

giant-forest-genet

giant-forest-genets

giant-forest-hog

giant-frog

giant-frogs

giant-house-spider

giantin

giantism

giantize

giantized

giantizes

giantizing

giant-kettle

giant-killer

giant-killing

giant-lacewing

giant-lacewings

giantlike

giantling

giantlings

giantly

giant-magnetoresistance

giant-molecule

giant-molecules

giant-mountains

giantness

giant-oarfish

giant-otter

giant-panda

giant-pandas

giant-pangolin

giant-pangolins

giant-periwinkle

giant-periwinkles

giant-planet

giant-planets

giant-quasar

giant-radio-galaxy

giant-roundworm

giantry

giant's causeway

giants

giant-salamander

giant-sequoia

giant-sequoias

giantship

giantships

giant-slalom

giant-slaloms

giant-squid

giant-squids

giant-star

giant-stars

giant-tortoise

giant-tortoises

giant-tube-worm

giant-virus

giant-wood-rail

giant-wood-rails

giaour

giaours

giardia

giardia-lamblia

giardiases

giardiasis

giardiniera

giardinieras

giaunt

giauque

gib

gibanica

gibanicas

gibb

Gibbard's theorem

Gibbard-Satterthwaite theorem

gibbed

gibbed-lathe

gibbed-lathes

gibber stone

gibber

gibberbird

gibberbirds

gibbered

gibberellic

gibberellic-acid

gibberellin

gibberellins

gibberer

gibberers

gibberichthyid

gibberichthyids

gibbering

gibberingly

gibberings

gibberish

gibberishes

gibberishlike

gibber-plain

gibber-plains

gibbers

gibbet

gibbeted

gibbeting

gibbetlike

gibbets

gibbetted

gibbetting

gibbing

gibblets

gibbon edward

gibbon

gibbons orlando

gibbons

Gibbons-Hawking-York boundary term

gib-boom

gib-booms

gibbose

gibbosity

gibbostities

gibbous

gibbously

gibbous-moon

gibbous-moons

gibbousness

gibbs josiah willard

gibbs phase rule

Gibbs phenomenon

Gibbs sampling

gibbs

gibbs-free-energy

gibbsite

gib-cat

gibe

gibed

gibel

gibelotte

gibels

gibeon

giber

gibers

gibes

gibfish

gibi

gibibit

gibibits

gibibyte

gibibytes

gibing

gibingly

giblet

giblets

Gibraltar rock

gibraltar

gibraltarian

gibraltarians

gibralter

gibran (gibran) kahlil

gibran

gibs

gibson althea

gibson desert

gibson girl

gibson joshua

gibson robert

gibson william ford

gibson

gibsonian

gibsons

gibstaff

gibus

gic

gi-can

gi-cans

gick

giclee

gid file

gid

gida

giddap

gidday

giddied

giddies

giddily

giddiness

giddy limit

giddy

giddyap

giddying

giddyup

giddy-up

gide andre

gide

gideon

gideons international

gidgee

gidgees

gie

gied

gielgud (arthur) john

gielgud

giemsa

gien

gier-eagle

gieseckite

giessenite

gif animation

gif animator

gif file

gif patents

gif

gifed

giff

giffard-injector

giffard-injectors

Giffen goods

giffen-good

giffy

gifhornenolone

gifhornenolones

gifing

gifs

gifscii

gift basket

gift baskets

gift certificates

gift economies

gift economy

gift from above

gift from the gods

gift matching

gift of tongues

gift receipt

gift receipts

gift ropes

gift set

gift sets

gift shops

gift splitting

gift tax

gift token

gift voucher

gift vouchers

gift

giftable

gift-aid

giftbag

giftbags

giftbox

giftboxes

gift-card

gift-cards

gift-certificate

gifted education

gifted

giftedly

giftedness

giftee

gifter

gifters

gift-giver

gift-givers

gift-horse

gift-horses

gifting

giftings

giftless

gift-of-gab

gift-of-the-gab

giftpack

giftpacks

gift-rope

gifts from above

gifts from the gods

gifts of gab

gifts of the gab

gifts that keep on giving

gifts

gift-shop

gift-that-keeps-on-giving

giftware

giftwares

gift-wrap

gift-wrapped

gift-wrapping

gift-wraps

gifty

gifu

gig e

gig economies

gig economy

gig house

gig houses

gig stick

gig

giga-

gigaamp

giga-amp

gigaamps

giga-amps

gigabarrel

gigabarrels

gigabase

gigabases

gigabaud

gigabel

gigabels

gigabinary

gigabit ethernet switch

gigabit ethernet

gigabit interface converter

Gigabit LTE

gigabit passive optical network

gigabit per second

gigabit port

gigabit switch router

gigabit wi-fi

gigabit

gigabits

gigabyte

gigabytes

gigaelectron volt

gigaelectronvolt

gigaelectronvolts

gigaelectron-volts

gigaflop

gigaflops

gigagauss

gigagram

gigagramme

gigagrammes

gigagrams

gigahertz

gigajillion

gigajoule

giga-joule

gigajoules

giga-joules

gigakatal

gigakatals

gigaliter

gigaliters

gigalitre

gigalitres

gigameter

gigameters

gigametre

gigametres

gigamp

gigamps

giganotosaurus

gigantactinid

gigantactinids

gigantean

gigantesque

gigantic

gigantical

gigantically

giganticide

giganticides

giganticism

gigantic-jet

gigantic-jets

gigantick

gigantification

gigantin

gigantine

gigantism

gigantisms

giganto

gigantologies

gigantology

gigantomachy

gigantomastia

gigantophis

gigantopithecus

gigantopterid

gigantopterids

gigantoraptor

gigantoraptors

gigantotherm

gigantothermic

gigantotherms

giganturid

giganturids

gigaohm

giga-ohm

gigaohms

giga-ohms

gigaparsecs

gigapascals

gigapixel

gigapixels

gigapop

gigarad

gigarads

gigartinaceae

gigartinales

gigaseal

gigaseals

gigasecond

gigaseconds

gigaton

gigatonne

gigatonnes

gigatons

gigatransfers

gigatrend

gigatrends

gigavision

gigavolt

giga-volt

gigavolts

giga-volts

gigawatt

giga-watt

gigawatts

gigayear

gigayears

gigbag

gig-bag

gigbags

gig-bags

gige

gigenet

gigeresque

gigeria

gigerium

gigged

gigget

giggets

giggle suit

giggle suits

giggle

giggleberries

giggle-berries

giggled

giggle-juice

giggler

gigglers

giggles

gigglesome

giggliness

giggling

gigglingly

gigglings

gigglish

giggly

giggot

giggots

giggsy

gig-lamp

gig-lamps

giglet

giglets

Gigli saw

Gigli's operation

giglot

gigman

gigmanity

gigmen

gig-mill

gig-mills

gigo

gigographies

gigography

gigohm

gigohms

gigolo

gigot

gigots

gigot-sleeve

gigs

gigster

gigsters

gigue

gigues

gihon

gii

giing

giips

gi-iz

gij-on

gijón

gikyode

gil

gila river

Gila trout

gila

gilaki

gilakis

gilalite

gila-monster

gila-monsters

Gilbert and Ellice Islands

gilbert cass

gilbert humphrey

gilbert islands

gilbert walter

gilbert william schwenck

gilbert william

gilbert

gilbertese

gilberti

gilbertian

gilbertii

gilbertite

gilberts

gilbert-s-syndrome

Gilbreath's conjecture

gild the pill

gild

gilda

gilded age

gilded

gilded-cage

gilded-cages

gilded-the-lily

gilden

gilder group

gilder

gilders

gildeth

gilding metals

gilding

gilding-metal

gildings

gilding-the-lily

gilds

gilds-the-lily

gild-the-lily

gilead

giles

gilet

gilgai

gilgais

gilgal

gilgamesh

gilgie

gilgies

gilgit

gilgit-baltistan

gilgulim

gilham

gilia

gill arch

gill cleft

gill fungus

gill net

gill

gill-ale

gillam

gillard

gillatt

gill-bailer

gill-cover

gilled

gilles-de-la-tourette-syndrome

gillespian

gillespie john birks

gillespie

gillespite

gillet

gillett

gillette king camp

gillette

gillham

gillhouses

gilliam

gilliamesque

gillian

gillians

gilliatt

Gillick competence

gillie

gillies

gilliflower

gilli-flower

gilliflowers

gilli-flowers

gilliganian

gillingham

gilliver

gillless

gillnet

gillnets

gillnetted

gillnetter

gillnetting

gillott

gill-over-the-ground

gill-rakers

gills

gill-slit

gill-slits

gill-trama

gillum

gillyflower

gilly-flower

gillyflowers

gilly-flowers

gilman charlotte anna perkins

gilmanian

gilmarite

gilmorei

gilopic

gilops

gilour

gilours

gilpy

gilravage

gilse

gilses

gilson

gilsonite

gilt

gilt-edged bond

gilt-edged

gilthead

gilt-head-bream

gilt-head-breams

giltheads

giltif

gilts

giltwood

gilutensin

gilyak

gilyaks

gim

gimbal

gimbal-lock

gimbal-locks

gimbals

gimbap

gimblet

gimbleted

gimbleting

gimblets

gimboid

gimboids

gimchi

gimcrack

gimcrackery

gimcracks

gimel

gimels

gimlet

gimleted

gimlet-eyed

gimleting

gimlets

gimlety

gimli

gimmal

gimme a break

gimme cap

gimme hat

gimme hats

gimme some skin

gimme

gimme-a-five

gimmer

gimmers

gimmes

gimmick capacitor

gimmick capacitors

gimmick

gimmicked

gimmickiness

gimmicking

gimmickry

gimmicks

gimmicky

gimmie

gimp hands

gimp suits

gimp

gimped

gimp-hand

gimping

gimp-nail

gimp-nails

gimps

gimp-suit

gimpy

gin and French

gin and Frenches

gin and its

gin and tonics

gin berries

gin berry

gin block

gin blocks

gin bucket

gin buckets

gin fizzes

gin jockey

gin jockeys

gin joint

gin mills

gin pennant

gin pennants

gin poles

gin sling

gin

gina

gin-and-it

gin-and-tonic

ginas

gin-burglar

gin-burglars

ginchy

ginevra

gin-fizz

ging

gingal

gingall

gingalls

gingals

ginge

gingelli

ginger cordial

ginger group

ginger groups

ginger jar

ginger knobs

ginger minger

ginger mingers

ginger nuts

ginger roots

ginger snaps

ginger wine

ginger

ginger-ale

ginger-ales

gingerbeer

ginger-beer

gingerbeers

ginger-beers

gingerbread men

gingerbread office

gingerbread palm

gingerbread tree

gingerbread

gingerbread-man

gingerbready

gingered

gingerette

gingerettes

gingering

gingerish

gingerism

ginger-knob

gingerlike

gingerly

gingerness

gingernut

ginger-nut

gingernuts

gingerol

gingerols

gingerphobia

ginger-pop

ginger-pops

ginger-root

gingers

gingersnap

ginger-snap

gingersnaps

ginger-up

gingery

ginges

gingham

ginghams

gingili

ginging

gingiv

gingiva

gingivae

gingival

gingivally

gingivectomies

gingivectomy

gingivitis

gingivoplasties

gingivoplasty

gingivostomatitis

gingko

gingkoes

gingkos

gingle

gingles

ginglyform

ginglymoid

ginglymostomatid

ginglymostomatids

ginglymus

gings

ginhouse

ginhouses

Gini index

Gini indices

Gini ratio

Gini ratios

gini

gini-coefficient

gini-coefficients

giniite

gink

ginkgo nuts

ginkgo

ginkgoaceae

ginkgoales

ginkgo-biloba

ginkgoes

ginkgoid

ginkgoids

ginkgolide

ginkgolides

ginkgo-nut

ginkgoopsida

ginkgophyta

ginkgophytes

ginkgos

ginks

ginless

ginlike

gin-mill

ginn

ginned up

ginned

ginnee

ginnees

ginnel

ginnels

ginner

ginners

ginnery

ginnet

ginnets

ginnie mae

ginnie

ginning up

ginning

ginny

ginorite

ginormous

ginormously

ginos

gin-palace

gin-palaces

gin-pole

gin-rummy

gins and French

gins and Frenches

gins up

gins

ginsberg (irwin) allen

ginsberg

ginsbergian

Ginsberg's theorem

ginsburg ruth bader

ginsburg

ginseng

ginsengs

ginsenosidase

ginsenoside

ginsenosides

ginshop

ginshops

ginsing

ginsoaked

gin-s-piss

gintleman

gin-up

ginza

ginzo

ginzos

ginzy trading

gioconda

giocoso

giop

giorgione

giorgiosite

giottesque

giotto (di bondone)

giotto

gip

gi-parties

g-i-parties

gi-party

g-i-party

gipe

gipon

gipoun

gipouns

gippies

gippy

gips

gipse

gipser

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gipsyish

gipsyism

gipsyisms

gipsylike

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gira

giracodazole

giraffa

giraffa-camelopardalis

giraffe gazelle

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giraffe unicycles

giraffe

giraffelike

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giraffe-weevil

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giraffid

giraffidae

giraffids

giraffine

giraffoid

giraffoids

girandole

girandoles

girard

Girard's paradox

girasol

girasols

giraudite

giraudoux (hippolyte) jean

giraudoux

girawa

girbies

girby

gird one's loins

gird

girded

girder

girderless

girderlike

girders

girdest

girdeth

girding

girdite

girdle scone

girdle scones

girdle traverse

girdle

girdled

girdler

girdles

girdlestead

girdlesteads

girdling

girds

gird-up-one-s-loins

gire

girih tile

girisopam

girkin

girkins

girl friends

girl in every port

girl parts

girl push-up

girl push-ups

girl rented overnight

girl wonder

girl

girl-band

girl-bands

girl-boy

girlchild

girlchildren

girlcott

girlcotted

girlcotting

girlcotts

girl-crazy

girl-crush

girl-crushes

girldom

girle

girles

girlf

girlfags

girl-friday

girlfriend experience

girlfriend experiences

girlfriend

girl-friend

girlfriendhood

girlfriendless

girlfriendly

girlfriends

girl-group

girl-groups

girl-guide

girl-guides

girl-guiding

girlhood

girlhoods

girlie magazine

girlie

girlie-girl

girlie-girls

girlier

girlies

girliest

girlification

girlified

girlifies

girlify

girlifying

girlily

girliness

girlish

girlishly

girlishness

girl-ladyphone

girlless

girllike

girllove

girllover

girllovers

girlness

girl-next-door

girlond

girlonds

girl-on-girl

girl-power

girls' names

girls night out

girls rented overnight

girls

girl-scout

girl-scouts

girls-friday

girl-s-name

girls-next-door

girls-room

girlswear

girl-talk

girlwatching

girly magazine

girly magazines

girly mags

girly

girly-bits

girlygirl

girly-girl

girlygirls

girly-girls

girly-mag

girly-man

girlymen

girly-men

girlz

girlzine

girlzines

girn

girned

girning

girns

giro

girona

gironde

girondist

girondists

giros

girouettism

girouettisms

girrock

girrocks

girsha

girshas

girt

girted

girth strap

girth straps

girth

girthed

girthing

girthless

girths

girthy

girting

girtline

girtlines

girts

girus

giruses

girvasite

girya

gis basic question types

gis development strategy

gis glossary: a-g

gis glossary: h-t

gis glossary

gis standards categories

gis

gisant

gisaring

gisarings

gisarm

gisarme

gisarmes

gisarms

giscard d'estaing valery

gise

gised

giselle

gises

gish lillian diana

gish

gished

gishes

gish-gallop

gising

gisle

gisles

gismo

gismondine

gismondines

gismondite

gismos

gismu

giss

gissa

gissing george robert

gissing

gist

gisted

gisting

gistings

gists

git gud

git hub

git

gita

git-along

gitaloxin

gitch

gite

Gitelman syndrome

gites

git-go

gith

github

gitksan

gitksans

gitmo

gitoformate

gitogenin

gitoxigenin

gitoxin

gi-tract

gi-tracts

gits along

gits

gitted

gittelmani

gittern

gitterned

gitterning

gitterns

gitties

gittin' along

gittin

gitting

Gittins index

gittinsite

gittith

gittiths

gitty

gitxsan

gitxsans

giudecca

giue

giuen

giulini carlo maria

giuseppettite

givable

give a bugger

give a cold shoulder to

give a crap

give a darn

give a fig

give a hang

give a hoot

give a knee

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give a shite

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give ground

give him enough rope and he'll hang himself

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give off

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give them an inch and they'll take a mile

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give up

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give way signs

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give-a-bad-name

giveable

give-about

give-a-damn

give-against

give-a-good-account-of-oneself

give-a-gun

give-a-hundred-percent

give-a-light

give-a-loose

give-a-monkey-s

give-and-take

give-an-eye-tooth

give-a-person-line

give-a-rat-s-arse

give-a-rat-s-ass

give-as-good-as-one-gets

give-a-sneck-posset

give-a-toss

giveaway

giveaways

give-away-shop

give-away-shops

give-away-the-farm

give-away-the-store

giveback

givebacks

give-battle

give-birth

give-by

give-chase

give-cry

give-curry

gived

give-ear

give-face

give-head

give-heed

give-hostage-to-fortune

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give-it-a-rest

give-it-a-shot

give-it-a-whirl

give-it-one-s-best-shot

give-it-some-welly

give-it-the-gun

give-it-to-someone

give-it-up

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give-me

give-me-liberty-or-give-me-death

give-me-strength

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given a fig

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given battle

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givenchy hubert de

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given-her-head

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given-it-some-welly

given-name

given-names

givenness

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given-over

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given-that

given-the-finger

given-up

given-way

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give-one-enough-rope

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give-oneself-airs

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give-one-s-head-a-shake

give-one-s-notice

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give-place

giver

give-rise-to

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giver-upper

gives a darn

gives a hoot

gives a rip

gives a shit

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gives by

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gives someone a ring

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gives someone five

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gives someone grey hair

gives someone static

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gives up the ghost

gives

gives-a-bad-name

gives-a-damn

gives-a-rat-s-ass

gives-away

gives-battle

gives-birth

gives-forth

gives-head

gives-in

gives-it-some-welly

gives-off

give-somebody-the-bird

give-someone-a-bell

give-someone-a-big-head

give-someone-a-bloody-nose

give-someone-a-buzz

give-someone-a-hand

give-someone-a-hard-time

give-someone-a-jingle

give-someone-an-earful

give-someone-a-piece-of-one-s-mind

give-someone-a-ring

give-someone-five

give-someone-grief

give-someone-hail-columbia

give-someone-his-head

give-someone-one

give-someone-pause

give-someone-the-bag

give-someone-the-bird

give-someone-the-boot

give-someone-the-brush-off

give-someone-the-business

give-someone-the-chair

give-someone-the-creeps

give-someone-the-eye

give-someone-the-heave-ho

give-someone-the-old-heave-ho

give-someone-the-runaround

give-someone-the-slip

give-someone-the-slipper

give-someone-what-for

give-some-skin

give-something-a-go

give-something-a-miss

give-something-a-try

give-something-up-as-a-bad-job

gives-out

gives-over

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gives-the-finger

give-stick

give-suck

gives-up

gives-way

giveth

give-the-bird

give-the-devil-his-due

give-the-elbow

give-the-finger

give-the-lie-to

give-the-royal-treatment

give-the-store-away

give-the-time-of-day

give-thought

give-tongue

give-two-hoots

give-up-the-ghost

give-voice

give-way

give-weight

give-what-for

give-wings-to

giving a damn

giving a darn

giving a hoot

giving a rip

giving about

giving against

giving gray hair to

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giving one's right arm

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giving someone five

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giving someone grey hair

giving someone static

giving someone the shits

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giving-a-bad-name

giving-a-rat-s-ass

giving-away

giving-battle

giving-birth

giving-forth

giving-head

giving-in

giving-it-some-welly

givingness

giving-off

giving-out

giving-over

givings

giving-the-finger

giving-up

giv-n

giv-st

gîza

gizard

gizmo

gizmodo

gizmos

gizo

gizzard shad

gizzard stone

gizzard stones

gizzard

gizzardless

gizzards

gizzing

gj

gjetost

gjirokastr

gk

gkat

g-kg

gks

gktrk

gktrks

gla

glabella

glabellae

glabellar

glabellas

glabellum

glabrate

glabrescent

glabrity

glabrous

glabrousness

glabrous-skin

glac

glacading

glace

glac-e

glace-de-viande

glacette

glacettes

glacial acid

glacial epoch

glacial humour

glacial lake outburst flood

glacial striation

glacial till

glacial trough

glacial valley

glacial

glacial-acetic-acid

glacial-drift

glacial-erratic

glacial-erratics

glacial-flour

glacialist

glacialists

glacially

glacial-milk

glacial-polish

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glaciated

glaciates

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glaciation

glaciations

glacier bay

glacier buttercups

glacier mice

glacier milk

glacier mouse

glacier peak

glacier

glacier-buttercup

glacierlike

glaciers

glacimarine

glacioeustasy

glacioeustatic

glaciogenic

glaciolacustrine

glaciologic

glaciological

glaciologically

glaciologist

glaciologists

glaciology

glaciomarine

glaciotectonic

glaciotectonism

glacious

glacis

glacises

glad and sorry

glad

gladded

gladden someone's heart

gladden

gladdened

gladdenest

gladdeneth

gladdening

gladdens

gladder

gladding

glade

gladelike

gladen

glades

glad-eye

gladful

gladfully

gladfulness

gladhand

glad-hand

gladhanded

glad-handed

glad-hander

glad-handers

gladhanding

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glad-hands

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gladiate

gladiator

gladiatorial

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gladiatorism

gladiatorlike

gladiators

gladiatorship

gladiatorships

gladiatory

gladiatour

gladiatours

gladiature

gladiatures

gladii

gladiola

gladiolas

gladiole

gladioles

gladioli

gladiolus

gladite

gladius

gladiuses

gladiusite

gladly

gladly-suffer-fools

gladness

glad-rags

glads

gladship

gladsome

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gladsomeness

gladstone william ewart

gladstone

gladstone-bag

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glad-tidings

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glafenine

glag

glagol

glagolitic

glagolitic-alphabet

glaik

glaikit

glaiks

glaiky

glair

glaired

glaireous

glairigenous

glairin

glairing

glairs

glairy

glaive

glaives

glaky

glam band

glam bands

glam metal

glam punk

glam rockers

glam

glama

glamazon

glamazons

glamband

glambands

glamer

glamfest

glam-lesbian

glam-lesbians

glammy

glamor

glamorama

glamorgan

glamorgan-sausage

glamorgan-sausages

glamorganshire

glamorisation

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glamorised

glamorises

glamorising

glamorization

glamorize

glamorized

glamorizer

glamorizers

glamorizes

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glamorless

glamor-model

glamorous

glamorously

glamors

glamour models

glamour stock

glamour

glamoured

glamourie

glamouring

glamourisation

glamourisations

glamourise

glamourises

glamourization

glamourizations

glamourize

glamourless

glamour-model

glamourous

glamourousness

glamour-photography

glamourpuss

glamourpusses

glamours

glamoury

glamping

glampire

glampires

glam-rock

glam-rocker

glams

glam-up

glanc-d

glance coals

glance

glanceability

glanceable

glance-away

glance-coal

glanced

glanceless

glance-off

glance-over

glancer

glancers

glances

glancest

glanceth

glancing

glancingly

glanc-t

gland of Deshayes

gland

glandage

glandered

glanderous

glanders

glandes

glandiferous

glandiform

glandless

glandlike

glands of Deshayes

glands

glandular

glandular-fever

glandulation

glandule

glandules

glanduliferous

glandulose

glandulosities

glandulosity

glandulous

glans

glans-clitoridis

glans-penes

glans-penis

glans-penises

glanville-fritillaries

glanville-fritillary

glanvillian

glaphyrid

glaphyrids

glaphyritid

glaphyritids

glare filter

glare

glared

glare-filters

glareola

glareola-cinerea

glareola-lactea

glareola-maldivarum

glareola-nordmanni

glareola-nuchalis

glareola-ocularis

glareola-pratincola

glareolid

glareolidae

glareolids

glareous

glares

glaresid

glaresids

glarest

glareth

glargine

glariness

glaring

glaringly

glaringness

glarings

glark

glarked

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glarks

glarney

glarneys

glarus

glary

glaser

glaserite

glaser-s-salt

glasgow coma scale

glasgow ellen anderson gholson

Glasgow salad

glasgow

glasgow-kiss

glasgow-kisses

glasgow-patter

glasgow-smile

glasgow-smiles

glashow sheldon lee

glashow

glasite

glasites

glasnevin

glasnost

glasphalt

glass arm

glass arms

glass audio

glass bone disease

glass box testing

glass cannon

glass cannons

glass chin

glass closet

glass coaches

glass eel

glass eels

glass electrodes

glass felts

glass fiber

glass frogs

glass harmonicas

glass harmonicist

glass harmonicists

glass harpist

glass harpists

glass harps

glass house

glass jaws

glass lizard

glass lizards

glass metal

glass noodles

glass of antimony

glass optical fiber

glass parking lot

glass philip

glass silk

glass snail

glass snails

glass snake

glass snakes

glass soap

glass sponges

glass squid

glass squids

glass tear

glass tears

glass transition temperatures

glass transitions

glass wools

glass

glassblower

glassblowers

glassblowing

glass-blowing

glass-ceiling

glass-ceilings

glass-cleaner

glass-cleaners

glass-coach

glass-cockpit

glass-cockpits

glass-crab

glass-crabs

glasscutter

glass-cutter

glasscutters

glass-cutters

glasscutting

glass-delusion

glassdoor

glass-door

glassdoors

glass-doors

glasse

glassed

glassed-in

glass-electrode

glassen

glasser

glasserati

glassers

glasses

glasses-free 3d

glassesful

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glasseye

glass-eye

glasseyes

glass-eyes

glass-felt

glass-fiber-insulation

glassfish

glassfishes

glassformer

glassformers

glass-frog

glassful

glassfuls

glass-half-empty

glass-half-full

glass-harmonica

glass-harp

glasshead

glasshole

glasshouse

glasshouses

glassies

glassification

glassify

glassily

glassine

glassines

glassiness

glassing

glassings

glassite

glassites

glass-jaw

glassless

glasslike

glassmaker

glassmakers

glassmaking

glass-noodle

glass-onion

glass-onions

glass-painting

glass-paintings

glasspaper

glassphalt

glass-rope

glass-ropes

glass-sponge

glass-steagall act

glass-transition

glass-transition-temperature

glassware

glasswares

glasswasher

glasswashers

glasswashing

glass-water

glass-wool

glasswork

glassworker

glassworkers

glassworking

glassworks

glass-works

glassworm

glasswort

glassworts

glassy feldspars

glassy

glassy-carbon

glassy-eyed

glassy-feldspar

glasto

glastonbury

glaswegian

glaswegians

glasynge

glatiramer

glatt

glauberite

glauber-s-salt

glaucarubin

glaucescent

glaucic-acid

glaucid

glaucidium

glaucids

glaucine

glaucis

glauco-

glaucocerinite

glaucochroite

glaucochroites

glaucocystid

glaucocystids

glaucocystophyte

glaucocystophytes

glaucodot

glaucoma

glaucomas

glaucomatous

glaucometer

glaucometers

glauconite

glauconites

glaucope

glaucophane

glaucophanes

glaucophyte

glaucophytes

glaucosis

glaucosomatid

glaucosomatids

glaucous sedges

glaucous

glaucous-gull

glaucous-gulls

glaucous-sedge

glaucus

glaukosphaerite

glaum

glaumed

glauming

glaums

glaunc-d

glaunce

glaur

glave

glaver

glavered

glaverer

glaverers

glavering

glavers

glaves

glaymore

glaymores

glaze coats

glaze

glaze-coat

glazed curd

glazed

glazen

glaze-over

glazer

glazers

glazes

glaze-up

glazier

glazieries

glaziers

glaziery

glazing agents

glazing bar

glazing

glazing-agent

glazings

glaziovine

glazunov aleksandr konstantinovich

glazunov

glazy

glb

glba

glbt

glbti

glc

glead

gleads

gleam

gleamed

gleaming

gleamingly

gleamings

gleams

gleamy

glean

gleaned

gleaner

gleaners

gleanest

gleaneth

gleaning

gleanings

gleans

gleason herbert john

Gleason score

Gleason's theorem

gleba

glebal

glebe

glebe-house

glebe-land

glebeless

glebes

gleby

glechoma

glechoma-hederacea

glede

gledes

gledhill

gleditsia

glee

glee-club

glee-clubs

gleecraft

gleed

gleeful

gleefull

gleefully

gleefulness

gleek

gleeked

gleeking

gleeks

gleeless

gleeman

gleemen

gleen

gleened

gleening

gleens

glees

gleesome

gleet

gleety

gleevec

gleewoman

gleewomen

gleg

glegly

glegs

glei

gleicheniopsida

gleichschaltung

gleied

gleiing

gleis

gleisol

gleisols

gleization

glemanserin

glen canyon

glen coe

glen more

glen plaid

glen plaids

glen

Glénard's disease

glenda

glendale

glendoveer

glendoveers

glendower owen

glendower

glenelg

glengarry

glenlike

glenn john herschel, jr.

glenn

glenna

glenn's operation

glenohumeral

glenohumeral-joint

glenohumeral-joints

glenoid

glenoidal

glenoid-fossa

glenoid-labrum

glenoids

glens

glent

glents

glenvastatin

glenwood

glenys

glenzed

glenzing

gleptoferron

gleucometer

glew

glews

gley

gleyed

gleying

gleys

gleysol

gleysolic

gleysols

gleyzation

glhf

glia

gliadin

gliadins

gliadorphin

glial fibrillary acidic protein

glial fibrillary acidic proteins

glial

glial-cell

glial-cells

glialike

glib

glibbed

glibbery

glibbing

glibenclamide

glibenclamides

glibly

glibness

glibnesses

glibornuride

glibs

glibutimine

glicaramide

glicetanile

gliciphila

glicke

glickes

gliclazide

glid

glidant

glidazamide

glidden

gliddery

glide effortless

GLIDE numbers

glide path

glide paths

glide photoshare

glide ratios

glide slope

glide slopes

glide typing

glide

glided

glide-number

glider

glide-ratio

glider-gun

glider-guns

gliders

glides

glidest

glideth

gliding

glidingly

gliding-plane

glidings

gliese

glifada

gliff

gliffs

gliflumide

glike

glikes

glim

glimepiride

glimmer of hope

glimmer

glimmered

glimmering

glimmeringly

glimmerings

glimmers

glimmery

glimms

glimpsable

glimpse

glimpsed

glimpses

glimpsing

glims

glindex

glinka mikhail ivanovich

glinka

glint

glinted

glinting

glintingly

glintings

glint-in-the-milkman-s-eye

glints in the milkman's eye

glints

glinty

glioblast

glioblastoma multiformes

glioblastoma

glioblastoma-multiforme

glioblastomas

glioblastomata

glioblasts

glioma

gliomagenesis

gliomas

gliomata

gliosarcoma

gliosarcomas

gliosarcomata

gliosis

gliotic

gliotoxin

gliotransmission

glipalamide

glipizide

gliptin

gliptins

gliquidone

glirarium

glirid

gliridae

glirids

glirimorpha

glirinae

glis

glisentide

glis-glis

glisindamide

glisolamide

glisoxepide

gliss

glissade

glissaded

glissades

glissading

glissandi

glissando

glissandoes

glissandos

glissette

glissettes

glisson

glissonian

glissonian-capsule

g-list

glisten

glistened

glistening

glisteningly

glistenings

glistens

glister

glistered

glistering

glisteringly

glisters

glistring

glitazone

glitazones

glitch attack

glitch fest

glitch fests

glitch hop

glitch

glitchcore

glitched

glitches

glitching

glitchy

glitten

glitter bombed

glitter bombing

glitter bombs

glitter

glitterand

glitterati

glitter-bomb

glittered

glittering

glittering-generalities

glittering-generality

glitteringly

glitterings

glitter-rock

glitters

glittertind

glittertinden

glittery

glitz

glitzily

glitzy

gliwice

glizzy

glm

gln

gloak

gloam

gloamed

gloaming

gloamings

gloams

gloar

gloared

gloaring

gloars

gloat

gloated

gloater

gloaters

gloating

gloatingly

gloatings

gloats

glob

global affairs

global architecture

global brightening

global business

global caliphates

global declaration

global depositary receipt

global distribution systems

global element

global elements

global governance

global heating

global images

global indicators

global information assurance certification

global information infrastructure

global literature

global marketing

global namespace

global navigation satellite system

global order

global orders

global positioning system

global scope

global search and replace

global socialism

global studies

global switched telephone network

global system for mobile communication

global system for mobile communications

global teacher

global unicast address

global variable

global village

global villages

global virtual private network

global

global-caliphate

global-cooling

global-coupling

global-couplings

global-dimming

global-distillation

global-distribution-system

global-economies

global-economy

global-healthcare

global-image

global-indicator

globalisation

globalise

globalised

globalises

globalising

globalism

globalist

globalists

globality

globalizable

globalization

globalize

globalized

globalizer

globalizers

globalizes

globalizing

globally unique identifier

globally

globaloney

global-player

global-positioning-systems

globals

global-society

globalstar

global-variables

global-warming

global-warming-denial

global-warming-denier

global-warming-deniers

global-weirding

globar

globard

globards

globate

globated

globbed

globbing

globby

globe amaranth

globe animalcule

globe animalcules

globe daisies

globe luxation

globe luxations

globe mallows

globe of compression

globe of the world

globe sight

globe sights

globe sponge

globe thistle

globe thistles

globe

globe-amaranths

globe-artichoke

globe-artichokes

globed

globe-daisy

globefish

globefishes

globeflower

globeflowers

globelike

globemaker

globemakers

globemaking

globemallow

globe-mallow

globemallows

globes of compression

globes of the world

globes

globesity

globetrot

globe-trot

globetrotter

globe-trotter

globetrotters

globe-trotters

globetrotting

globe-trotting

globex

globicephala

globiferous

globigerina ooze

globigerinid

globigerinids

globin

globing

globins

globish

globocrat

globoid

globoids

globophobe

globophobes

globose

globosely

globoside

globosides

globosities

globosity

globotriaosylceramide

globotriaosylceramides

globous

globozoospermia

globs

globster

globsters

globular

globular-cluster

globular-clusters

globularetin

globularia

globularias

globularin

globularities

globularity

globularly

globularness

globulars

globule

globules

globulet

globulets

globuliferous

globulimeter

globulimeters

globulin

globulins

globulite

globulomer

globulomers

globulous

globus-cruciger

globus-pallidus

globy

glocal

glocalisation

glocalization

glochid

glochidia

glochidiate

glochidium

glock

glockenspiel

glockenspiels

glode

glodes

gloeocystidium

glog

Gloger's rule

glogg

gl-ogg

glogger

glogging

glom

glomalean

glomaleans

glomalin

glomangioma

glomangiomas

glomangiomata

glomangiosarcoma

glomangiosarcomas

Glomar denial

Glomar response

glome

glomectomies

glomectomy

glomed

glomerate

glomerated

glomerates

glomerating

glomeration

glomerations

glomerid

glomerids

glomeromycota

glomeromycotan

glomerous

glomerular capsule

glomerular

glomerular-lipidosis

glomerulate

glomerulation

glomerulations

glomerule

glomerules

glomeruli

glomerulitides

glomerulitis

glomerulonephrites

glomerulonephritic

glomerulonephritides

glomerulonephritis

glomerulopathic

glomerulopathy

glomeruloscleroses

glomerulosclerosis

glomerulus

glomes

gloming

glomma

glommed

glommer

glommers

glomming

glom-on

glom-onto

glomp

glomped

glomping

glomps

gloms on

gloms

glomuliferous

glomus

glomus-claroideum

glomus-etunicatum

glonass

glond

glonoin

glonoine

gloom and doom

gloom

gloom-and-doomer

gloom-and-doomers

gloomed

gloomful

gloomily

gloominess

gloominesses

glooming

gloomish

gloomless

glooms

gloomth

gloomy octopus

gloomy octopuses

gloomy

gloomy-gus

gloomy-guses

gloop

glooped

gloopily

gloopiness

glooping

gloops

gloopy

glop

glope

glopped

gloppen

glopping

gloppy

glops

glore

gloria in excelsis deo

gloria patri

gloria

gloriation

gloriations

glorie

gloried

glories

gloriest

glorieth

gloriette

glorification

glorified rice

glorified

glorifier

glorifiers

glorifies

glorifiest

glorifieth

glorify

glorifying

gloriole

glorioles

glorioso

glorious

gloriously

gloriousness

glory be

glory pea

glory peas

glory tree

glory trees

glory

glory-box

glory-boxes

glory-days

glory-hole

gloryholer

gloryholers

glory-holes

glorying

glory-of-heaven

glory-of-the-snow

glosa

gloser

glosers

gloss over

gloss

glossa

glossae

glossal

glossalgia

glossalgias

glossanthrax

glossarial

glossarially

glossaries in this publication

glossaries

glossarist

glossarists

glossary

glossata

glossator

glossators

glossatrices

glossatrix

glossectomies

glossectomy

glossed

glossed-over

glosser

glossers

glosses

glosses-over

glossic

glossid

glossids

glossies

glossily

glossina

glossiness

glossing

glossing-over

glossinid

glossinidae

glossinids

glossiphoniid

glossiphoniids

glossist

glossists

glossitis

glossless

glosso-

glossocoma

glossocomon

glossodynia

glossoepiglottic

glossogenetic

glossographer

glossographers

glossographical

glossographies

glossography

glossohyal

glossohyals

glossokinetic

glossolalia

glossolalias

glossolalic

glossolaly

glossological

glossologies

glossologist

glossologists

glossology

glossonym

glossonyms

glossop

glossopalatine

glossopalatinus

glossopathy

glossopharyngeal nerve

glossopharyngeal

glossopharyngeals

glossophilia

glossophobia

glossoplasty

glossopoeia

glossopsitta

glossopsitta-concinna

glossopsitta-porphyrocephala

glossopsitta-pusilla

glossopteris

glossoptoses

glossoptosis

glossorrhaphy

glossoscolecid

glossoscolecids

glossosomatid

glossosomatids

glossotomy

glossotrichia

glossotype

glossy ibises

glossy

glossy-antshrike

glossy-antshrikes

glossy-ibis

glost

gloster

glost-oven

glost-ovens

glostream

glott

glottal fry

glottal

glottal-catch

glottal-catches

glottalic

glottalic-airstream

glottalisation

glottalisations

glottalise

glottalised

glottalises

glottalising

glottalization

glottalizations

glottalize

glottalized

glottalizes

glottalizing

glottals

glottal-stop

glottal-stops

glottic

glottidean

glottis

glottises

glotto

glottochronological

glottochronologically

glottochronologist

glottochronologists

glottochronology

glottogenesis

glottogenetic

glottogony

glottographic

glottological

glottologist

glottologists

glottology

glottometrics

glottonym

glottonyms

glottophagy

gloucester

gloucestershire

glour

gloured

glouring

glours

glout

glouted

glouting

glouts

glove money

glove sponge

glove up

glove

glovebox

glove-box

gloveboxes

glove-boxes

glove-compartment

glove-compartments

gloved

gloveful

glovefuls

gloveless

glovelessly

glovelike

glovemaker

glovemakers

gloveman

glovemen

glove-puppet

glover

Glover's tower

glovers

glover-s-suture

glover-s-sutures

gloves

gloves-are-off

glovesman

glovesmen

glovework

gloving

glow starter

glow

glow-discharge

glow-discharges

glowed

glower

glowered

glowering

gloweringly

glowers

glowest

gloweth

glowing generalities

glowing generality

glowing hot

glowing

glowingly

glowings

glowlamp

glow-lamp

glowlamps

glowless

glowlight

glowlights

glowplug

glow-plug

glowplugs

glow-plugs

glows

glowstick

glow-stick

glowsticks

glow-sticks

glowworm

glow-worm

glowworms

glow-worms

glowy

gloxazone

gloximonam

gloxinia

gloxinias

gloze

glozed

glozer

glozers

glozes

glozing

glp

glperf

glu

gluable

glub

glubs

glucagon

glucagonemia

glucagonoma

glucagons

glucal

glucametacin

glucamine

glucan

glucanase

glucanases

glucanohydrolases

glucans

glucaric

glucaric-acid

glucic

glucina

glucine

glucinic

glucinium

glucinum

glucitol

gluck christoph willibald

gluck louise elisabeth

gluck

glucked

glucking

glucks

glucmia

gluco-

glucoalyssin

glucoamylase

glucoamylases

glucoberteroin

glucobrassicanapin

glucobrassicin

glucobrassicins

glucocentric

glucocerebrosidase

glucocerebrosidases

glucocerebroside

glucocerebrosides

glucocorticoid receptors

glucocorticoid

glucocorticoid-receptor

glucocorticoids

glucocorticosteroid

glucocorticosteroids

glucoerucin

glucofuranose

glucofuranoside

glucofuranosides

glucofuranosyl

glucogen

glucogenesis

glucogenic

glucogens

glucohydrolase

glucokinase

glucokinases

glucomannan

glucomannans

glucometer

glucometers

gluconapin

gluconapoleiferin

gluconasturtiin

gluconate

gluconates

gluconeogeneses

gluconeogenesis

gluconeogenetic

gluconeogenic

gluconic acids

gluconic

gluconic-acid

gluconokinase

gluconokinases

gluconolactonase

gluconolactonases

gluconolactone

glucooligosaccharide

glucooligosaccharides

glucopenia

glucophage

glucopyranose

glucopyranoses

glucopyranoside

glucopyranosides

glucopyranosyl

glucoronidase

glucosaccharide

glucosaccharides

glucosamide

glucosamine chondroitin

glucosamine

glucosaminic

glucosaminic-acid

glucosaminidase

glucosaminide

glucosaminoglycan

glucosaminoglycans

glucosaminyl

glucose tolerance test

glucose

glucose-fructose

glucose-fructose-syrup

glucose-fructose-syrups

glucoselike

glucoseptanoside

glucoseptanosides

glucosidase

glucosidases

glucosidation

glucoside

glucosides

glucosidic

glucosinate

glucosinates

glucosinolate

glucosinolates

glucosulfamide

glucosulfone

glucosuria

glucosurias

glucosyl

glucosylase

glucosylate

glucosylated

glucosylates

glucosylation

glucosylceramidase

glucosylceramide

glucosylceramides

glucosyltransferase

glucosyltransferases

glucotoxicity

glucotrol

glucuronamide

glucuronate

glucuronates

glucuronic

glucuronic-acid

glucuronidase

glucuronidases

glucuronidation

glucuronidations

glucuronide

glucuronides

glucuronoarabinoxylan

glucuronoarabinoxylans

glucuronoglycan

glucuronoglycans

glucuronolactone

glucuronoside

glucuronosides

glucuronosyl

glucuronosyltransferase

glucuronosyltransferases

glucuronoxylan

glucuronoxylans

glucuronoxylomannan

glucuronyltransferase

glucuronyltransferases

glue boiler

glue boilers

glue chip

glue ear

glue ears

glue guns

glue logic

glue

glueable

glueball

glueballs

glue-code

glued

glue-gun

glueing

glueless

gluelike

gluelump

gluelumps

gluemaker

gluemakers

gluemaking

gluepot

glue-pot

gluepots

gluer

glue-record

glue-records

gluers

glues

glue-sniffing

gluestick

glue-stick

gluesticks

glue-sticks

gluey

glueyness

glufosfamide

glufosinate

glug

glugged

glugging

gluggy

glugs

gluhwein

gluhweins

gluily

gluing

gluino

gluinos

gluish

glulam

glulams

glulisine

glum

glumaceous

glumal

glume

glumed

glumelike

glumella

glumellas

glumelle

glumelles

glumes

glumly

glummy

glumness

glumnesses

glump

glumped

glumping

glumps

glumpy

gluodynamics

gluon

gluonic

gluonics

gluonium

gluons

gluonstrahlung

gluphosinate

glurge

glurgy

glushinskite

glut

gluta

glutaconate

glutaconates

glutaconic-acid

glutaei

glutaeus

glutal

glutamate

glutamatergic

glutamates

glutamic

glutamic-acid

glutaminase

glutaminases

glutamine

glutaminergic

glutamines

glutaminolysis

glutaminyl

glutaminyls

glutamyl

glutamylcysteine

glutamyltransferase

glutamyltranspeptidase

glutar

glutaral

glutaraldehyde

glutaraldehydes

glutarate

glutarates

glutardialdehyde

glutaredoxin

glutaredoxins

glutaric

glutaric-acid

glutaronitrile

glutaryl

glutathione

glutathiones

glutathionuria

glutathionylated

glutathionylation

glutathioselenol

glutaurine

glutazine

glutch

glutched

glutches

glutching

glute bridge

glute bridges

glute

gluteal

gluteal-cleft

gluteal-clefts

glutei

glutei-maximi

glutelin

glutelins

gluten bread

gluten

glutenfree

gluten-free

glutenin

glutenins

glutenless

glutenous

glutens

glutes

glutethimide

gluteus

gluteuses

gluteus-maximus

gluti

glutin

glutinane

glutinate

glutination

glutinative

glutinosity

glutinous

glutinously

glutinousness

glutinous-rice

glutony

gluts

glutted

glutteth

glutting

gluttingly

glutton

gluttoned

glutton-for-punishment

gluttoning

gluttonise

gluttonish

gluttonising

gluttonism

gluttonize

gluttonized

gluttonizes

gluttonizing

gluttonous

gluttonously

gluttonousness

gluttons

gluttons-for-punishment

gluttony

glutus

glwt

glx

gly

glyburide

glybuthiazol

glybuzole

glycaemia

glycaemic index

glycaemic indices

glycaemic

glycal

glycals

glycan

glycanase

glycans

glycaric acids

glycaric

glycaric-acid

glycate

glycated

glycates

glycating

glycation

glycations

glycemia

glycemic index

glycemic indexes

glycemic indices

glycemic

glyceollin

glyceollins

glyceral

glyceraldehyde

glyceraldehydes

glycerate

glycerates

glyceria

glyceric

glyceric-acid

glycerid

glyceride

glycerides

glyceridic

glycerids

glycerin

glycerinate

glycerinated

glycerine trinitrate

glycerine

glycerite

glycerites

glycero

glyceroketone

glycerol rhizotomies

glycerol trinitrate

glycerol

glycerole

glyceroles

glycerolipid

glycerolipids

glycerolphosphate

glycerolphospholipid

glycerolphospholipids

glycerol-rhizotomy

glycerols

glycerolysis

glycerone

glyceroneogenesis

glycerophosphate

glycerophosphates

glycerophosphocholine

glycerophosphocholines

glycerophosphoethanolamine

glycerophosphoethanolamines

glycerophosphoglucose

glycerophosphoglycerol

glycerophosphoinositol

glycerophospholipid

glycerophospholipids

glycerophosphoric acids

glycerophosphoric

glycerophosphoric-acid

glycerous

glyceroxide

glyceroxides

glyceryl

glyceryls

glycichaera

glycide

glycides

glycidic

glycidol

glycidols

glycidyl

glycidyls

glycifohia

glycin

glycinal

glycinals

glycinate

glycinates

glycine

glycine-max

glycinergic

glycines

glycinin

glycininae

glycinins

glycinol

glycitol

glycitols

glyclopyramide

glyco

glycoalkaloid

glycoalkaloids

glyco-amino-acid

glycoantigen

glycoarray

glycoarrays

glycobiarsol

glycobiological

glycobiologist

glycobiologists

glycobiology

glycocalyces

glycocalyx

glycochemist

glycochemistry

glycochemists

glycochenodeoxycholic acid

glycocholate

glycocholates

glycocholic-acid

glycocin

glycocoll

glycocolls

glycoconjugate

glycoconjugates

glycocyamine

glycocylase

glycodelin

glycodendrimer

glycodendrimers

glycodiazine

glycodiversification

glycoform

glycoforms

glycogen storage disease

glycogen

glycogene

glycogenes

glycogeneses

glycogenesis

glycogenic

glycogenolyses

glycogenolysis

glycogenolytic

glycogenomics

glycogenosis

glycogenotic

glycogens

glycogeny

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Goodyear welts

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gorilla glass

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gorilla-gorilla

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gorillagram

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go-steady

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go-straight

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gotsta

Gott in Himmel

gotta

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gotterdammerung

g-otterd-ammerung

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g-ottingen

gottlobite

got-to

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gotts

gottschalk louis moreau

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got-up

got-wet

gouache

gouaches

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gouda (cheese)

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goudy frederic william

goudy

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Gougu rule

Gougu theorem

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Goulard's powder

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gould stephen jay

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Gould-Jacobs reactions

gould-jacobs-reaction

Gould's razor shell

Gould's razor shells

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goundy

gounod charles francois

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goura

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goutweed

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gouvernante

Gouverneur's syndrome

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gouvernour

gov

gove philip babcock

gove

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governances

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governantes

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government open systems interconnection profile

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govorn

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gov-t

govvy

gowan

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gower john

gower

gowerite

go-west

go-wild

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go-without

go-without-saying

go-with-someone

go-with-the-flow

go-with-the-territory

gowk

gowks

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gowlares

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go-wonder

gowpen

gowpens

go-wrong

gox

goy

goya (y lucientes)

goya y lucientes francisco jose de

goya

goyal

go-yard

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goyim

goyish

goys

gozitan

gozo

gozzard

gozzards

gp gpu

gp

gp120

gpa

gpad

gpal

gpas

gpbs

gpc

gpc-h

gpcmark

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gpd

gpeg

gpf

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gpg

gpgp

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gph

gphone

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gpib

GPIO

gpl

gplv2

gplv3

gpm

gpmc

gpo

gpon

gppm

gpr

gpr26

g-protein

g-proteins

gprs

gps augmentation system

gps fleet tracking

gps navigation

gps radio occultation

gps receiver

gps time server

gps tracker

gps tracking

gps vehicle tracking

gps

gps-c

gps-enabled camera

gps-receivers

gpsro

gps-ro

gpss

gpt

gpu card

gpu computing

gpu

GPU-accelerated computing

gpws

gq

gql

gr brit

gr wt

gr

gr-303

gr8

graafian

graafian-follicle

graafian-follicles

graal

graals

grab ass

grab at a straw

grab at straws

grab bag

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grab off

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grabs

grab-some-pine

gracchus tiberius sempronius

gracchus

grace period

grace periods

grace stroke

grace strokes

grace

grace-and-favour

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grace-note

grace-notes

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gracile australopithecine

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gradability

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gradient posts

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graduate and undergraduate studies

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graecismus

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graeco-armenian

graeco-aryan

graecopithecini

graeco-roman

graeco-roman-wrestling

graefe's operation

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graemite

graeserite

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graf-artist

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Grafenberg spot

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graftonite

graft-polymer

graft-polymers

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graft-versus-host disease

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graham and dodd

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graham katharine meyer

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Graham technique

graham william franklin

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graham-bread

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graham-cracker

graham-crackers

grahame kenneth

grahame

grahami

grahamite

grahamites

graham-s-number

graham-willis act

graiae

graian alps

grail

graille

grails

grain alcohol

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grain of paradise

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grain stocks report

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graiths

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grallaricula

grallariidae

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grallina-cyanoleuca

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gramashes

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graminoids

gramisterol

gramma

grammage

grammalogue

grammalogues

grammar checker

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Gramm-Leach Bliley Act of 1999

gramm-leach-bliley act

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gramophone record

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gramophonists

gramophony

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grampa

grampas

grampian mountains

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gram-positive

gramps

Grampus griseus endogenous virus

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grampuses

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grams

gramsci antonio

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gramscian

gram-s-method

gram-staining

gran chaco

gran paradiso

gran

grana

granada

granade

granadilla

granadillas

granado

granadoes

granados enrique

granados

granaries

granary breads

granary loaf

granary loaves

granary tree

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granary-bread

granarys

granary-weevil

granate

granatellus

granatin

granatins

granatite

gran-canaria

grand action

grand alliance

grand army of the republic

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grand canal

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grand Cs

Grand Duchy of Lithuania

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grand serjeanty

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Grandi's series

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grandkids

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grandmammies

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grandmommies

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grandmother cell

grandmother cells

grandmother clock

grandmother

grandmotherhood

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grand-mufti

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grandnephews

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grandog

grand-old-man

grand-old-men

grandpa

grandpapa

grandpapas

grandpappies

grandpappy

grandparent

grandparental

grandparenthood

grandparents

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grandpaws

grand-piano

grand-pianos

grand-poobah

grand-poobahs

grandpop

grandpops

grand-prince

grand-princes

grand-prior

grand-prize

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grandreefite

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grandrelations

grand-rounds

grand-salami

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grand-scheme-of-things

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grandsires

grand-slam

grand-slams

grandson

grandson-in-law

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grandsons

grands-prix

grand-staff

grandstand finish

grandstand

grandstanded

grandstander

grandstanders

grandstanding

grandstand-play

grandstand-plays

grandstands

grand-staves

grand-theft-auto

grand-theory

grand-total

grand-totals

grand-tour

granduncle

grand-uncle

granduncles

grand-unification-theory

grand-vizier

grand-viziers

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graned

granfalloon

granfalloons

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granger railroad

granger railroads

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grangerisation

grangerisations

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grangerises

grangerising

grangerism

grangerite

grangerites

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grangerizations

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grangerizes

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granger-law

granger-laws

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granges

grani-

granicus

graniferous

graniform

granilla

graning

granisetron

granita

granitas

granite peak

granite

granitelike

granites

granite-state

graniteware

granitewares

granitic

granitical

granitification

granitiform

granitization

granitizations

granitize

granitized

granitizes

granitizing

granitoid

granivore

granivores

granivorous

grannam

grannams

grannie

grannies

granny chaser

granny chasers

granny flats

granny glasses

granny knob

granny knobs

granny lane

granny shots

granny specs

granny tax

granny taxes

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granny-annexe

granny-annexes

granny-bashing

granny-dumping

granny-flat

granny-gear

granny-gears

granny-knot

granny-knots

granny-panties

granny's fanny

granny-shot

granny-smith

granny-square

granny-squares

granny-style

grano-

granoblastic

granocentric

granodiorite

granodiorites

granodioritic

granofilosea

granofilosean

granola bar

granola bars

granola

granolas

granolith

granolithic

granoliths

granophyre

granpappies

granpappy

grans

grant cary

grant in kind

grant ulysses simpson

grant

grantable

grant-back

granted

grantee

grantees

granter

granters

grantest

granteth

grant-forward

granthi

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granti

grantiella

grantiid

grantiids

grant-in-aid

granting clause

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grantism

grantmaking

grantor trust

grantor

grantors

grantour

grants in kind

grants

grantsite

grantsmanship

granular cell tumor

granular cheese

granular cheeses

granular snow

granular

granular-configuration-automation

granularisation

granularise

granularised

granularises

granularising

granularities

granularity

granularization

granularize

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granularizes

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granularly

granulary

granulate

granulated

granulated-steel

granulated-sugar

granulates

granulating

granulation tissues

granulation

granulations

granulation-tissue

granulator

granule cell

granule cells

granule

granules

granuliferous

granuliform

granulite

granulites

granulocyte colony-stimulating factor

granulocyte

granulocyte-macrophage-colony-stimulating-factor

granulocyte-macrophage-colony-stimulating-factors

granulocytes

granulocytic

granulocytin

granulocytopenia

granulocytoses

granulocytosis

granulocytotic

granuloma fungoides

granuloma

granuloma-inguinale

granulomas

granulomata

granulomatosis with polyangiitis

granulomatosis

granulomatous

granulometric

granulometry

granulopenia

granulopenias

granulopoiesis

granulosa

granulosal

granulose

granulous

granulovirus

granuloviruses

granulysin

granum

granuphilin

granville

granville-barker

granzyme

granzymes

grape ivy

grape kernel

grape sugar

grape tomato

grape tomatoes

grape

grapefruit spoon

grapefruit

grapefruit-league

grapefruitlike

grapefruits

grapefruity

grape-hyacinth

grape-hyacinths

grape-juice

grapeless

grapelike

graperies

grapery

grapes

grapeseed oils

grapeseed

grapeseed-oil

grapeseeds

grapeshot

grapeshots

grape-smuggler

grapes-of-wrath

grapestone

grape-stone

grapestones

grapevine

grapevines

grape-wine

grapey

graph antiholes

graph database

graph holes

graph search

graph states

graph theories

graph

graphable

graphane

graph-antihole

graphdiyne

graphed

grapheme

graphemes

graphemic

graphemics

graphene

graphene-layer

graphenes

grapher

graphesthesia

graphetic

graphetically

graphetics

graph-hole

graphic artist

graphic artists

graphic arts technical foundation

graphic arts

graphic card

graphic character

graphic design

graphic designer

graphic designers

graphic equalizer

graphic formats

graphic link

graphic map features

graphic tee

graphic user interface

graphic viewer

graphic

graphical interface

graphical user authentication

graphical user interface

graphical user interfaces

graphical

graphically

graphicalness

graphician

graphicians

graphick

graphicness

graphic-novel

graphic-novelist

graphic-novelists

graphic-novels

graphics acceleration

graphics accelerator

graphics adapter

graphics based

graphics board

graphics card

graphics character

graphics chip

graphics controller

graphics conversion

graphics coprocessor

graphics device interface

graphics driver

graphics engine

graphics equalizer

graphics file

graphics filter

graphics format

graphics formats

graphics interchange format

graphics interface

graphics language

graphics link

graphics mode

graphics pipeline

graphics port

graphics primitive

graphics processing unit

graphics processing

graphics processor

graphics program

graphics rendering

graphics suite

graphics switching

graphics tablet

graphics terminal

graphics viewer

graphics

graphics-cards

graphics-engines

graphics-tablets

graphics-whore

graphics-whores

graphigs

graphing papers

graphing

graphing-calculator

graphing-calculators

graphing-paper

graphino

graphinos

graphiologist

graphiologists

graphiscope

graphiscopes

graphitate

graphitates

graphite fluorides

graphite

graphite-fluoride

graphitelike

graphites

graphitic

graphitic-acid

graphitisation

graphitise

graphitizable

graphitization

graphitize

graphitized

graphitizes

graphitizing

graphitoid

graphlet

graphlets

graphlike

grapho-

graphoglytid

graphoglytids

graphoid

grapholect

grapholectal

grapholects

grapholite

grapholites

graphological

graphologically

graphologies

graphologist

graphologists

graphology

graphomania

graphomanias

graphometry

graphomotor

graphone

graphones

graphophone

graphophones

graphoscope

graphoscopes

graphospasm

graphospasms

graphotype

graphotypes

graph-paper

graph-papers

graphs

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graph-theoretic

graph-theoretical

graph-theoretically

graph-theorist

graph-theorists

graph-theory

graph-toughness

graphtriyne

graphy

graphyne

graphynes

grapiness

graplin

grapline

graplines

graplins

grapnel

grapnels

grappa

grappas

grapple plant

grapple plants

grapple

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grapplehook

grapplehooks

grapplement

grappler

grapplers

grapples

grappling hooks

grappling

grappling-hook

grappling-iron

grappling-irons

grapplings

grappling-tongs

grapsid

grapsids

grapsoid

grapsoids

graptolite

graptolites

graptolitic

graptopetalum

grapy

gras

grase

grasmere

grasp all, lose all

grasp at a straw

grasp for straws

grasp reflex

grasp

graspability

graspable

grasp-at-straws

grasped

grasper

graspers

graspest

graspeth

grasping for straws

grasping

graspingly

graspingness

graspings

graspless

grasps

graspt

grasp-the-nettle

grass bass

grass carp

grass carps

grass catcher

grass catchers

grass cloth

grass dance

grass dances

grass family

grass fire

grass fires

grass grub

grass gunter wilhelm

grass hand

grass hands

grass hockey

grass oil

grass oils

grass pea

grass peas

grass pink

grass pinks

grass rake

grass rat

grass rats

grass sickness

grass staggers

grass traps

grass

grassation

grassbird

grassbirds

grassbox

grassboxes

grasscloth

grasscloths

grasscourt

grass-court

grass-courts

grasscutter

grasscutters

grasscutting

grasscycle

grasscycled

grasscycling

grasse

grasseater

grasseaters

grassed up

grassed

grasser

grassers

grasses up

grasses

grassfed

grassfire

grassfires

grass-green

grasshopper green

grasshopper greens

grasshopper mice

grasshopper mouse

grasshopper warbler

grasshopper warblers

grasshopper

grasshopperdom

grasshopperhood

grasshopperlike

grasshopper-pie

grasshopper-pies

grasshoppers

grassily

grassiness

grassing up

grassing

grass-jelly

grassland

grasslands

grassless

grasslike

Grassmann algebra

grassmannian

grassmannians

Grassmann's law

Grassman's law

grass-mud-horse

grass-mud-horses

grasso ella tambussi

grass-of-parnassus

grass-on

grassplot

grassplots

grassquit

grassquits

grassroots leader

grassroots leaders

grassroots publishing

grassroots

grass-roots

grassroots-democracy

grass-script

grass-skirt

grass-skirts

grass-snake

grass-snakes

grasstop

grass-top

grasstops

grass-tops

grass-trap

grass-tree

grass-trees

grass-up

grass-widow

grass-widower

grass-widowers

grass-widowhood

grass-widows

grasswren

grasswrens

grassy arse

grassy

grassy-ass

Graston technique

grat

grate

grated

grateful

gratefull

gratefully

gratefulness

grater cake

grater cakes

grater

graters

grates

gratian

graticulate

graticulated

graticulating

graticulation

graticulations

graticule

graticules

gratification

gratifications

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gratifiedly

gratifier

gratifiers

gratifies

gratifiest

gratifieth

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gratifyingly

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gratinate

gratinated

gratinates

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gratiné

gratinéed

grating

gratingly

gratings

gratins

gratiolin

gratious

gratiously

gratis

gratitude

gratonite

grats

grattage

grattan henry

grattan

grattarolaite

gratuities

gratuitious

gratuitous contract

gratuitous

gratuitously

gratuitousness

gratuity

gratulate

gratulation

gratulatory

gratz

graubunden

graub-unden

graue

graueria

graunch

graunched

graunches

graunching

grauniad

graunt

graunted

grauntest

graunteth

graunting

graunts

graupel

graupels

graustarkian

grauwacke

grauwackes

gravadlax

gravadlaxes

gravamen

gravamens

gravamina

gravastar

gravastars

gravatar

grave as a judge

grave dancer

grave dancers

grave dancing

grave

grave-accent

grave-accents

graveclothes

graved

gravedigger

gravediggers

gravedigging

gravegliaite

grave-good

grave-goods

gravel bike

gravel bikes

gravel cruncher

gravel crunchers

gravel nest

gravel nests

gravel pit

gravel pits

gravel road cop

gravel road cops

gravel roads

gravel trap

gravel traps

gravel

gravel-blind

graveled

graveless

gravelike

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grunt level

grunt

grunted

grunter

grunters

grunting oxen

grunting

gruntingly

grunting-ox

gruntings

gruntle

gruntled

gruntlike

gruntling

gruntlings

grunts

gruntwork

grunt-work

grunty

grupero

grupetto

grupettos

gruppetto

gruppettos

grus

grus-americana

grus-antigone

grus-canadensis

grus-carunculata

grus-grus

grus-japonensis

grus-leucogeranus

grus-monacha

grus-nigricollis

grus-paradisea

grus-rubicunda

grus-vipio

grus-virgo

grutch

gruvi card

gruyère (cheese)

gruyere

gruzdevite

grvy-s-zebra

grvy-s-zebras

gry

gryde

gryded

grydes

gryding

gryffindor

gryffindorish

gryfon

gryfons

gryke

gryllacridid

gryllacridids

gryllid

gryllids

grylloblattid

grylloblattids

gryllotalpa

gryllotalpa-africana

gryllotalpid

gryllotalpids

gryme

grymes

gryms

grype

gryped

grypes

gryphaea

gryphaeas

gryphaeid

gryphaeids

gryphite

gryphites

gryphon

gryphons

gryping

grypoceratid

grypoceratids

grypsera

grysbok

grysboks

grysie

gs

g-s

gs1

gs4

gsa

gsam

gsc

gsd

gsds

gse

gses

gsf

gsfs

g-sharp-minor

gsign

gsigns

gsiii

gsm association

gsm phone

gsm

GSMA

gsmp

gsm-sms

gso

gsoh

gsos

gsp

g-spot

g-spots

gsr

gsrs

gst

g-st

gstn

gstq

g-string

g-strings

gsu

g-suit

gsv

gsw

gsws

gsx server

g-sync

gt brit

gt/s

gt/sec

gt

g-t

gta

gtalk

gtc

gtd

gteaus

gteaux

gtfo

gtg

gth

gtin

gtins

gtk

gtld

gtm

gtmo

gto

gtp

gtp-binding-protein

gtp-binding-proteins

gtq

gts

gtt

gtv

gtx

gu

gua bao

gua

guabenxan

guac

guacamole

guacetisal

guacharo

guacharoes

guacharos

guache

guaches

guaco

guacos

guad

guadalajara

guadalcanal

guadalcanaria

guadalquivir

guadalupe fur seal

Guadalupe fur seals

guadalupe hidalgo

guadalupe mountains

guadalupe river

Guadalupe storm petrel

guadalupe

guadalupe-pine

guadalupe-pines

guadalupian

guadana

guadeloupe

guadeloupean

guadeloupian

guadeloupians

guadiana

guage

guaguanco

guaguancos

guai lan

guaiac

guaiacol

guaiacols

guaiacolsulfonate

guaiacs

guaiacum

guaiane

guaianolide

guaianolides

guaiapate

guaiazulene

guaibasaurid

guaibasaurids

guaietolin

guaifenesin

guailo

guaimesal

guaiol

guaiphenesin

guaisteine

guajillo

guajillos

guajira

guale

guam

guamanian

guamanians

guan

guana

guanabana

guanabanas

guanabara bay

guanabara

guanabenz

guanacline

guanaco

guanacoes

guanacos

guanadrel

guanajuatite

guanajuato

guanas

guanase

Guanay cormorant

Guanay shag

guanay

guanazodine

guanazolo

guanche

guanches

guanciale

guancidine

guanco

guancos

guandao

guanethidine

guanfacine

guangdong

guangxi

guangzhou

guanhua

guanide

guanides

guanidin

guanidine

guanidines

guanidinium

guanidiniums

guanidino

guanidinoacetase

guanidinoacetate

guanidinobutyrase

guanidinopropionase

guanidinylated

guanidium

guanidyl

guanidyls

guaniferous

guanin

guanine

guanines

guano

guanochlor

guanoclor

guanoctine

guanodine

guanodines

guanosine monophosphate

guanosine triphosphate

guanosine

guanosines

guanoxabenz

guanoxan

guanoxyfen

guans

guantánamo

guantanamo-bay

guanxi

guanyin

guan-yin

guanylate

guanylates

guanylic-acid

guanylin

guanylyl

guanylylcylase

guanylyltransferase

guanylyltransferases

guap

guaporé

guapote

guapotes

guar

guara

guaracha

guarachas

guaran

guarana

guaranas

guarani

guaran-i

guaranine

guarantee association

guarantee associations

guarantee of signature

guarantee

guaranteeable

guaranteed bond

guaranteed equity bonds

guaranteed frame rate

guaranteed insurability

guaranteed introducing broker

guaranteed investment contract

guaranteed renewable insurance policy

guaranteed replacement cost insurance

guaranteed

guaranteed-arrival

guaranteed-equity-bond

guaranteeing

guaranteer

guaranteers

guarantees

guaranties

guarantor

guarantors

guaranty

guaras

guard against

guard band

guard bands

guard book

guard books

guard cell

guard hair

guard hairs

guard lock

guard locks

guard mountings

guard of honor

guard one's tongue

guard ship

guard ships

guard stone

guard

guardable

guardage

guardant

guardants

guardband

guard-cells

guard-dog

guard-dogs

guarde

guarded one's tongue

guarded rights

guarded

guardedly

guardedness

guardee

guardees

guardenage

guarder

guarders

guardest

guardeth

guardful

guardhouse

guardhouses

guardian ad litem

guardian of the peace

guardian

guardianage

guardian-angel

guardian-angels

guardiance

guardianess

guardianesses

guardianista

guardianistas

guardianless

guardianlike

guardians ad litem

guardians of the peace

guardians

guardianship

guardianships

guardia-piemontese

guardienne

guardiennes

guarding one's tongue

guarding

guardingly

guardless

guardlike

guardmember

guard-mounting

guard-of-honour

guardpost

guard-post

guardposts

guard-posts

guardrail

guard-rail

guardrails

guard-rails

guardroom

guardrooms

guards of honor

guards of honour

guards one's tongue

guard's van

guards

guardship

guardsman

guardsmen

guard-station

guard-stations

guardswoman

guardswomen

guare john

guar-gum

guarinoite

guarish

guarished

guarneri

guarnerius

guarri

guarriboom

guarris

guaruba

guaruba-guarouba

guasa

gua-sha

guat

guatemala

guatemala-city

guatemala-grass

guatemala-grasses

guatemalan

guatemalans

guatemalan-sign-language

guatita

guattarian

guava

guavas

guayaba

guayabera

guayaberas

guayaquil

guaynabo

guayule

guazatine

gub

gubberment

gubbins

gubernacula

gubernaculum

gubernance

gubernation

gubernative

gubernatorial

gubernatorially

gubernatrix

gubernetes

gubernia

gubernias

guberniya

guberniyas

gubernya

gubernyas

gubmint

gub-mint

gucci

guck

gud

gudauta

guddle

guddled

guddling

gudermannian

gudgeon

gudgeoned

gudgeoning

gudgeons

gudmundite

gudrun

gue

gueber

guebers

guebre

guebres

guelderrose

guelder-rose

guelder-roses

guelf

guelfic

guelfs

guelph

guelphic

guelphs

guembri

guembris

guendolen

guenon

guenons

guentheri

gueparde

guepardes

guerdon

guerdoned

guerdoning

guerdonless

guerdons

guereza

guerezas

gueridon

guerilla

guerillas

guerilla-traveler

guerite

guerites

guernica

guernsey

guernsey-lilies

guernsey-lily

guernseyman

guernseymen

guernseys

guernsiais

guerras-civiles

guerrero

guerrilla theater

guerrilla traveler

guerrilla travelers

guerrilla

guerrillalike

guerrillas

guerrilla-television

guerrilla-warfare

gues

guess

guessable

guessd

guessed

guesser

guessers

guesses

guessing

guessing-game

guessing-games

guessingly

guessings

guessive

guesstimate

guesstimated

guesstimates

guesstimating

guesstimation

guesstimations

guess-warp

guess-warps

guess-what

guesswork

guest account

guest beer

guest beers

guest chair

guest chairs

guest night

guest nights

guest of honor

guest operating system

guest privileges

guest ranch

guest rancher

guest ranchers

guest ranches

guest relation officer

guest stars

guest statute

guest

guestbook

guest-book

guestbooks

guest-books

guested

guestfriendliness

guestfriendly

guestfriendship

guestfriendships

guesthouse

guest-house

guesthouses

guest-houses

guestimate

guestimated

guestimates

guestimating

guestimation

guestimations

guesting

guestish

guestless

guestlike

guestlist

guestlists

guestmeal

guestmeals

guest-of-her-majesty

guest-of-honour

guestroom

guest-room

guestrooms

guest-rooms

guest-rope

guest-ropes

guests of Her Majesty

guests of honor

guests of honour

guests

guest-speaker

guest-speakers

guest-star

guest-starred

guest-starring

guestwise

guest-worker

guest-workers

guettardite

gueuze

gueuzes

guevara ernesto

guevara

guevedoche

guevi

guevis

guf

guff

guffaw

guffawed

guffawing

guffawingly

guffawings

guffaws

guffed

guffer

guffers

guffing

guffmanesque

guffs

guga

gugark

gugas

gugelhupf

guggenheim marguerite

guggenheim

guggle

guggled

guggles

gugglet

gugglets

guggling

guggul

guggulipid

guggulipids

guggulsterone

guggy egg

gugiaite

gugu-yimidhirr

guguyimidjir

gugu-yimithirr

gugyeol

guhr

gui accelerator

gui based

gui builder

gui painter

gui widget

gui

guiac

guiacol

guiacols

guiacum

guiana highlands

guiana

guianan-slaty-antshrike

guianas

guianese

guib

guibs

guiche

guiches

gui-county

guid partition table

guid

guidable

guidably

guidage

guidance counselor

guidance counselors

guidance

guidances

guidaunce

guide rope

guide ropes

guide star

guide stars

guide word

guide words

guide

guideboard

guideboards

guidebook

guide-book

guidebookish

guidebooks

guide-books

guided media

guided missiles

guided notes

guided tour

guided wave

guided

guided-capitalism

guided-missile

guide-dog

guide-dogs

guideless

guidelight

guidelights

guidelike

guideline

guidelineless

guidelines

guide-on-the-side

guidepost

guideposts

guider

guideress

guideresses

guiders

guides on the side

guides

guidest

guideth

guidette

guidettes

guideway

guideways

guidewheel

guidewheels

guidewire

guidewires

guideword

guidewords

guiding lights

guiding

guiding-light

guidingly

guido d'arezzo

guido

guidon

guidons

guidos

guidwillie

guidwilly

guienne

guigang

guige

guiges

Guignet's green

gui-hsien

guild socialism

guild

guildable

guilder

guilders

guildford

guildhall

guild-hall

guildhalls

guild-halls

guildie

guildies

guildite

guildless

guildmate

guildmates

guildmember

guildmembers

guilds

guildsman

guildsmen

guile

guiled

guileful

guilefull

guilefully

guilefulness

guileless

guilelessly

guilelessness

guiles

guilin

guiling

guillain-barré syndrome

guillain-barr-e-syndrome

guillemet

guillemets

guilleminite

guillemot

guillemots

guilliermondia

guilliermondii

guilloche

guilloched

guilloches

guillotine clause

guillotine clauses

guillotine

guillotined

guillotines

guillotining

guillotinings

guilor

guilors

guilt by association

guilt complex

guilt complexes

guilt phase

guilt

guilted

guilter

guilters

guiltfree

guiltie

guilties

guiltily

guiltiness

guilting

guiltless

guiltlessly

guiltlessness

guiltlike

guiltridden

guilt-ridden

guilts

guilt-sick

guilt-trip

guilt-tripped

guilt-tripping

guilt-trips

guiltware

guilty as charged

guilty conscience

guilty

guilty-as-sin

guiltylike

guiltyness

guilty-pleasure

guilty-pleasures

guimpe

Guinea corn

Guinea grains

Guinea grass

guinea gulf of

guinea hen

guinea pepper

guinea pig director

guinea pig directors

guinea piglet

guinea piglets

Guinea plum

guinea stand

guinea stands

guinea

guinea-bissau

guineafowl

guinea-fowl

guineafowls

guinea-fowls

guinea-hen-weed

guinea-keet

guinea-keets

guinean

guineans

guineapig

guinea-pig

guineapigs

guinea-pigs

guineas

guinea-worm

guinevere

guinguette

guiniad

guiniads

guinnels

guinness alec

guinness

guinnesses

guipure

guipures

guira

guira-guira

guirland

guirlands

guiro

guiros

guis

guisard

guisards

guisarme

guise

guiser

guisers

guises

guist

guisto

guists

guitar cello

guitar cellos

guitar

guitared

guitarfish

guitaring

guitarist

guitaristic

guitarists

guitarless

guitarlike

guitar-pop

guitars

guitarwork

guitary

guitguit

guitguits

guixian

gui-xian

guiyang

guizhou

guizot francois pierre guillaume

gujar

gujarat

gujarati

gujarati-numeral

gujarati-numerals

gujjar

gujjars

gujranwala

gujranwala-division

gul

gula

gulag

gulaglike

gulags

gular

gularic-acid

gulars

gulasch

gulch

gulches

guldborgsund

gulden

guldens

guldgubber

gule

gules

gulet

gulets

Gulf of Maine

gulf of

gulf states

gulf

gulf-arabic

gulflike

gulf-of-aden

gulf-of-alaska

gulf-of-bothnia

gulf-of-california

gulf-of-finland

gulf-of-guinea

gulf-of-kachchh

gulf-of-kutch

gulf-of-mexico

gulf-of-naples

gulf-of-riga

gulf-of-thailand

gulfport

gulfs

gulf-stream

gulf-war

gulf-war-illness

gulf-war-syndrome

gulfweed

gulfweeds

gulfy

gulgul

gulist

gulists

gulitol

gull

gullable

gullage

gullah

gull-billed tern

gulled

guller

gulleries

gullers

gullery

gullet

gulleting

gullets

gulley

gulleys

gullibilities

gullibility

gullible

gullibleness

gullibly

gullied

gullies

gullinbursti

gulling

gullion

gullions

gullish

gulliver

gulliverian

gulliver's travels

gulls

gullwing lead

gull-wing lead

gullwing

gully bean

gully beans

gully wash

gully

gullying

gullywasher

gully-washer

gullywashers

gully-washers

gulo

gulofuranose

gulofuranoside

gulofuranosides

gulo-gulo

gulose

guloses

gulosity

gulp

gulp-down

gulped

gulper

gulper-eel

gulpers

gulph

gulphe

gulphes

gulphs

gulping

gulpingly

gulpings

gulps

gulp-up

gulty

guluronate

guluronates

guluronic

guluronic-acid

guly

gum acacias

gum ammoniac

gum boot

gum cistus

gum cistuses

gum coolibah

gum dragon

gum elastic

gum elemi

gum turpentine

gum up

gum water

gum

gum-acacia

gumaguma

gumagumas

gum-arabic

gumatj

gumba

gumball

gumball-machine

gumballs

gumbe

gumbo z'herbes

gumbo

gumboil

gumboils

gumbo-limbo

gumbo-limbos

gumboot dance

gumboot tea

gumboot

gumboots

gumbos

gum-butea

gumdrop

gumdrops

gumery

gum-juniper

gum-karaya

gumless

gum-lift

gum-lifts

gumlike

gumline

gumlines

gumma

gummas

gummata

gummatous

gummed

gummer

gummered

gummering

gummers

gummi

gummi-bear

gummi-bears

gummies

gummiferous

gummily

gumminess

gumming

gummite

gummites

gummoses

gummosis

gummosities

gummosity

gummous

gummy weed

gummy

gummy-bear

gummy-bears

gummy-shark

gummy-sharks

gummy-worm

gummy-worms

gumnivorous

gump

gumperzian

gumph

gumpstumps

gumpth

gumption trap

gumption traps

gumption

gumptionless

gum-resin

gum-resins

gums arabic

gums

gumshoe

gumshoes

gum-stick

gum-sticks

gumtree

gum-tree

gumtrees

gum-trees

gumweed

gumwood

gun decks

gun furniture

gun kata

gun lap

gun laps

gun lines

gun mantlet

gun metals

gun moll

gun paper

gun papers

gun pit

gun room

gun socks

gun stock

gun time

gun worm

gun worms

gun

guna

gunai

gunarchies

gunarchy

gunas

gunbai

gunbais

gunbattle

gunbattles

gunbearer

gunbearers

gunbelt

gunbelts

gunboat

gunboat-diplomacy

gunboater

gunboats

gun-brig

gun-brigs

Gunby and Stainby

gun-carriage

gun-carriages

gun-club

gun-clubs

gun-control law

gun-control

guncotton

gun-cotton

gundalow

gundalows

gundaroo-bullock

gundaroo-bullocks

gundeck

gun-deck

gundecks

gundelet

gundelets

Gundersen flap

gundi

gundis

gundlachi

gundog

gun-dog

gundogs

gun-dogs

gun-down

gunfight

gunfighter seat

gunfighter

gunfighters

gunfighting

gunfights

gunfire

gunfires

gunflint

gunflints

gun-for

gun-fu

gung ho

gung

gunge

gunged

gunges

gungey

gunging

gungo pea

gungo peas

gungude

gungudes

gungy

gun-it

gunite

gunjah

gunk

gunkhole

gunk-hole

gunkholes

gunk-holes

gunkholing

gunk-holing

gunk-up

gunky

gunless

gunlike

gun-line

gun-lobbies

gun-lobby

gunlock

gunlocks

gunma

gunmaker

gunmakers

gunman

gunmanship

gunmen

gunmetal gray

gunmetal

gun-metal

gunmetal-grey

gunn effect

gunn

gunna

gunnage

gunnar

gunnbjorn mount

gunned down

gunned

gunnel

gunnels

gunner

gunnera

gunneries

gunners

gunner-s-daughter

gunnery

gunnery-sergeant

gunnie

gunnies

gunning down

gunning

gunningite

gunnings

gunnison river

Gunnison's prairie dog

Gunnison's prairie dogs

Gunn-Peterson trough

gunny

gunnysack

gunny-sack

gunnysacking

gunnysacks

gunocracy

gunperson

gunpersons

gun-pits

gunplay

gunpoint

gunpoints

gunpoke

gunpokes

gunport

gunports

gunpowder chicken

gunpowder empire

gunpowder empires

gunpowder teas

gunpowder

gun-powder

gunpowderish

gunpowder-plot

gunpowders

gun-powders

gunpowder-tea

gunrack

gunracks

gun-rights

gunroom

gunrooms

gunrunner

gunrunners

gunrunning

guns and butter

guns down

guns

guns-blazing

gunsel

gunsels

gun-shearers

gunship

gunships

gunshop

gunshops

gunshot

gunshots

gun-shy

gunsight

gunsights

gunslinger

gunslingers

gunslinging

gunsmith

gunsmitheries

gunsmithery

gunsmithies

gunsmithing

gunsmiths

gunsmithy

gunsmoke

gun-sock

gunstick

gunsticks

gunstock war club

gunstock

gunstocks

gunstone

gunstones

gunt

gunter edmund

gunter

gunter-rig

gunter-rigs

gunters

gunter-s-chain

gunter-s-chains

gunter-s-line

gunter-s-lines

gunter-s-scale

gunter-s-scales

gunther

guntheri

guntur

gunwale

gunwales

gunwise

gunwoman

gunwomen

gunya

gunyah

gunyahs

gunyas

gunzel

gunzelled

gunzelling

gunzels

gunzip

gunzipped

gunzipping

gunzips

guoanbu

guotie

gupeiite

guppie

guppies

guppy

gupta team developer

gupta

guqin

guqins

gur cake

gurage

gurbir

gurdaspur-district

gurdjieff george ivanovich

gurdjieff

gurdwara

gurdwara-goer

gurdwara-going

gurdwaras

gurge

gurged

gurgeons

gurging

gurgitation

gurgitator

gurgitators

gurgle

gurgled

gurgler

gurglers

gurgles

gurglet

gurglets

gurgling

gurglingly

gurglings

gurgly

gurgoyle

gurgoyles

guria

gurindji

gurjan

gurjans

gurjit

gurjun

gurjuns

gurkha

gurkhas

gurl

gurlet

gurlets

gurls

gurmies

gurmukhi

gurmy

gurn

gurnard

gurnards

gurned

gurner

gurners

gurnet

gurnets

Gurney flap

gurney

gurneys

gurning

gurns

guro

gurramkonda

gurrier

gurriers

gurries

gurrnki

gurrnkis

gurry

gurrybutt

gurrybutts

gurt

gurts

guru

gurudom

guru-granth-sahib

guruji

gurujis

gurukul

gurulike

gurus

guruship

gus

gusan

gusans

GUSD

gush

gushed

gusher

gushers

gushes

gushest

gusheth

gushfest

gushily

gushiness

gushing

gushingly

gushingness

gushings

gusht

gushy

gusii

gusla

guslas

gusle

gusles

gusli

guslis

gusperimus

gusset

gusseted

gussetless

gussets

gussied-up

gussies-up

gussie-up

gussy

gussying-up

gussy-up

gust front

gust fronts

gust

gustable

gustaf v

gustaf vi adolf

gustaf

Gustafson's law

gustard

gustards

gustation

gustations

gustatorial

gustatory hair

gustatory hairs

gustatory imagery

gustatory

gustav i vasa

gustav ii adolf

gustav

gustave

gustavite

gustavs

gustavus

gustducin

gusted

gustful

gustfulness

gustily

gustiness

gusting

gustless

gustnado

gusto

gustoso

gusts

gusty

gusu

gut bomb

gut bombs

gut bread

gut breads

gut busters

gut check

gut checks

gut course

gut courses

gut factors

gut out

gut roll

gut rolls

gut shoot

gut shooting

gut shoots

gut shot straight

gut shot straights

gut shot

gut shots

gut up

gut

gut-barging

gutbomb

gutbombs

gutbucket

gutbuckets

gutbuster

gut-buster

gutbusters

guten Tag

gutenberg johann

gutenberg

gutenbergian

gut-factor

gut-feeling

gut-feelings

gutfoundered

gutful

gutfuls

guth alan harvey

Guthrie test

guthrie woodrow wilson

guthrie

Guthrie's sweet whiskey

gutierrez gustavo

gutka

gutkha

gutless

gutlessly

gutlessness

gutless-wonder

gutless-wonders

gutlike

Gutmann method

gutnish

gutra

gut-reaction

gut-reactions

gut-rehab

gut-rot

guts

gutsed-out

gutses-out

gutsful

gutshot straight

gutshot

gutshots

gutsily

gutsiness

gutsing-out

guts-out

gutsy

gutta

guttae

gutta-percha

gutta-perchas

gutta-serena

guttate

guttated

guttation

gutted

gutter balls

gutter dog

gutter mouth

gutter mouths

gutter oil

gutter presses

gutter rabbit

gutter rabbits

gutter

guttera

gutteral

guttera-plumifera

guttera-pucherani

gutterball

gutter-ball

gutterballs

guttered

guttering

gutterings

gutterless

gutterlike

guttermouth

guttermouths

gutter-out

gutter-press

gutters

guttersnipe

guttersnipes

gutterwork

guttery

guttifer

guttiferous

guttifers

guttiform

gutting

guttings

guttle

guttled

guttler

guttlers

guttles

guttling

guttulous

guttural

gutturalism

gutturalisms

gutturality

gutturalization

gutturalizations

gutturalize

gutturalized

gutturalizes

gutturalizing

gutturally

gutturalness

gutturals

gutturize

gutturized

gutturizes

gutturizing

gutty

gutwort

gut-wrenched

gutwrenching

gut-wrenching

gutwrenchingly

gut-wrenchingly

guuam

guugu-yimidhirr

guv

guvnah

guv-nor

guvnuh

guwahati

guy fawkes day

guy fawkes

guy friend

guy friends

guy ropes

guy

guyana

guyanaite

guyanan

guyanas

guyanese

guyed

guyenne

guy-fawkes-night

guyfriend

guyfriends

guying

guyish

guylike

guyline

guy-line

guyliner

guylines

guy-lines

guyness

guyot

guyots

guyrope

guy-rope

guyropes

guys

guyses

guyver

guy-wire

guy-wires

guze

guzes

guzhangian

guzla

guzlas

guzunder

guzunders

guzzies

guzzle

guzzled

guzzler

guzzlers

guzzles

guzzling

guzzlings

guzzy

gv

gvh disease

gvhd

gvif

gvpn

gvrp

gvs

gvw

gvwr

gw

gwa

gwaai

gwadar

gwalior

gwall

gwangju

gwap

gwarda

gwardas

gwarder

gwarders

gwarri

gwarris

gwas

gwases

gwatkin

gwatkinsii

gwb

gw-basic

gweduck

gweep

gweipo

gweipos

gwen

gwendolen

gwendoline

gwendolyn

gweno

gwent

gwere

gwerz

gwh

gwiazdon

gwich-in

gwihabaite

gwine

gwiniad

gwiniads

gwinnett

gwm

gwo ka

g-word

gwot

gwp

gwr

gwt

gwyn eleanor

gwyn

gwynedd

gwyniad

gwyniads

gxc

gy sgt

gy

gyal dem

gyall

gyalls

gyalophylax

gyandzha

gyanja

gyapik

gyapiks

gyaru moji

gybe, gibe, jibe

gybe

gybed

gybes

gybing

gyd

gygis

gygis-alba

gygl

gyil

gyils

gylanic

gylanies

gylany

gyle

gyle-tan

gyle-tans

gym bag

gym bags

gym bro

gym bros

gym shoe

gym thot

gym

gym-bunnies

gym-bunny

gym-candy

gym-clothes

gymed

gymgoer

gymgoers

gyming

gymkhana

gymkhanas

gym-knickers

gymless

gymlike

gym-muscles

gymn-

gymnal

gymnals

gymnarchid

gymnarchids

gymnarthrid

gymnarthrids

gymnasia

gymnasial

gymnasiarch

gymnasiarchs

gymnasiast

gymnasium

gymnasiums

gymnast

gymnastic

gymnastical

gymnastically

gymnastick

gymnastics

gymnasts

gymnatoria

gymnatorium

gymnatoriums

gymnemate

gymnemates

gymnemic acids

gymnemic-acid

gymnic

gymnical

gymnics

gymnite

gymnites

gymnitid

gymnitids

gymno

gymnobelideus

gymnoblast

gymnoblastic

gymnoblasts

gymnobucco

gymnocarpous

gymnocichla

gymnocolea

gymnocoleopsis

gymnocrex

gymnocrex-plumbeiventris

gymnocrex-rosenbergii

gymnocrex-talaudensis

gymnocyte

gymnocytes

gymnocytode

gymnocytodes

gymnoderus

gymnodomous

gymnodont

gymnodonts

gymnogen

gymnogens

gymnoglaux

gymnogyps

gymnogyps-californianus

gymnolaemata

gymnomitriaceae

gymnomitrion

gymnomystax

gymnomyza

gymnopaedia

gymnopaedic

gymnophaps

gymnophaps-albertisii

gymnophaps-mada

gymnophaps-solomonensis

gymnophaps-stalkeri

gymnophiona

gymnophobe

gymnophobia

gymnophthalmid

gymnophthalmids

gymnopithys

gymnoplast

gymnoplasts

gymnorhina

gymnorhinus

gymnoris

gymnosophist

gymnosophists

gymnosophy

gymnosperm

gymnospermae

gymnospermous

gymnosperms

gymnospore

gymnothorax

gymnotid

gymnotids

gymnotiform

gymnotiformes

gymnotus

gymnotuses

gymnure

gymnures

gymnurid

gymnurids

gym-rat

gym-rats

gyms

gym-scooter

gym-scooters

gym-shoes

gym-shorts

gymslip mum

gymslip mums

gymslip

gymslipped

gymslips

gyn-

gynaecea

gynaeceum

gynaecian

gynaecium

gynaeco

gynaecocracies

gynaecocracy

gynaecoid

gynaecologic

gynaecological

gynaecologically

gynaecologies

gynaecologist

gynaecologists

gynaecology

gynaecomastia

gynaecomasty

gynaecophobia

gynaecophobias

gynander

gynanders

gynandrian

gynandroblastoma

gynandroblastomas

gynandroblastomata

gynandromorph

gynandromorphic

gynandromorphism

gynandromorphisms

gynandromorphous

gynandromorphs

gynandrous

gynantherous

gynarchic

gynarchies

gynarchy

Gynazole 1

gync

gyncea

gynceum

gynco

gyncocracy

gyncocratic

gyncologic

gyncological

gyncologist

gyncologists

gyncology

gyncomazia

gynconitis

gynconome

gyncophore

gyncophoric

gyne

gynec-

gynecea

gyneceum

gynecia

gynecian

gynecide

gynecium

gyneco

gynecocracies

gynecocracy

gynecogenic

gynecoid

gynecologic

gynecological

gynecologically

gynecologies

gynecologist

gynecologists

gynecology

gynecomania

gynecomastia

gynecomastias

gynecomasty

gynecomorphous

gynecopathy

gynecophobia

gynemimetophilia

gyneocracies

gyneocracy

gyneolatry

gynephile

gynephilia

gynephobia

gynergy

gynes

gyniatrics

gynie

gynies

gyno

gynobase

gynobases

gynobasic

gynocentric

gynocentrism

gynocide

gynocracy

gynocratic

gynocritic

gynocritical

gynocriticism

gynocriticisms

gynocritics

gynodioecious

gynoecia

gynoecium

gynogenesis

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gynogenetically

gynography

gynoid

gynoids

gynomorphic

gynomorphically

gynophilia

gynophobia

gynophobic

gynophore

gynophores

gynoroentgenology

gynos

gynosexual

gynosphinx

gynosphinxes

gynostemium

-gynous

gyny

gyohten, toyoo

gyoji

gyopik

gyopiks

gyor

gy-or

gyotaku

gyoza

gyozas

gyp

gypaetus

gypaetus-barbatus

gype

gypohierax

gypohierax-angolensis

gypped

gyppies

gypping

gyppy

gyprock

gyprocks

gyps

gyps-africanus

gyps-bengalensis

gyps-coprotheres

gypse

gypseous

gypsey

gypseys

gyps-fulvus

gyps-himalayensis

gypsic

gypsid

gypsids

gypsie

gypsied

gypsies

gypsie-s-kiss

gypsie-s-kisses

gypsiferous

gyps-indicus

gypsiologist

gypsiologists

gypsiology

gypsisol

gypsisols

gypsography

gypsophila

gypsophilas

gypsophile

gypsophyte

gypsophytes

gypsoplast

gypsoplasts

gyps-rueppellii

gypstack

gyps-tenuirostris

gypster

gypsters

gypsum

gypsum-board

gypsumlike

gypsums

gypsy hat

gypsy hats

gypsy meltdown

gypsy meltdowns

gypsy mushrooms

gypsy rose

gypsy roses

gypsy setting

gypsy settings

gypsy table

gypsy tables

gypsy truck

gypsy trucks

gypsy wagon

gypsy wagons

gypsy

gypsy-cab

gypsy-cabs

gypsycraft

gypsying

gypsyings

gypsyish

gypsyism

gypsylike

gypsy-moth

gypsy-moths

gypsy-mushroom

gypsy-s-kiss

gypsy-s-kisses

gypsy-tart

gypsy-tarts

gypsyweed

gypsywort

gypsyworts

gypt

gyptian

gyptians

gyptic

gypto

gypwater

gyr

gyral

gyrant

gyrase

gyrases

gyrate

gyrated

gyrates

gyrating angel

gyrating

gyratingly

gyration

gyrational

gyrations

gyraton

gyrator

gyratories

gyrators

gyratory

gyratory-crusher

gyre

gyrectomy

gyred

gyreful

gyrene

gyres

gyrfalcon

gyrfalcons

gyri

gyricon

gyrinal

gyring

gyrinid

gyrinids

gyrinocheilid

gyrinocheilids

gyrland

gyrlands

gyro compass

gyro compasses

gyro horizon

gyro pilot

gyro

gyroangle

gyroangles

gyroautomorphism

gyroautomorphisms

gyroaveraging

gyroball

gyroballs

gyrocenter

gyrocenters

gyrocentre

gyrocentres

gyrocentroid

gyrocentroids

gyrochronology

gyrocircle

gyrocircles

gyrocommutative

gyrocompass

gyrocopter

gyrocopters

gyrodiagonal

gyrodiagonals

gyroelectric

gyroelongated

gyrofield

gyrofluid

gyrofluids

gyrofrequencies

gyrofrequency

gyrogeodesic

gyrogeodesics

gyrogonite

gyrogonites

gyrogroup

gyrogroups

gyroid

gyroidal

gyroids

gyrokinetic

gyrokinetics

gyrolaser

gyrolasers

gyrolite

gyroma

gyromagnetic ratios

gyromagnetic

gyromagnetically

gyromagnetic-compass

gyromagnetic-effect

gyromagnetic-ratio

gyromancy

gyromata

gyrometric

gyromidpoint

gyromidpoints

gyromitra

gyromitra-esculenta

gyromitra-infula

gyromitrin

gyromotion

gyron

gyronny

gyrons

gyroparallelogram

gyroparallelograms

gyrophoric-acid

gyrophototactic

gyrophototaxis

gyropilot

gyroplane

gyroquadrilateral

gyroquadrilaterals

gyroradii

gyroradius

gyroresonance

gyroresonant

gyrorotation

gyrorotations

gyros

gyroscales

gyroscope

gyroscopes

gyroscopic

gyroscopically

gyroscopic-stabilizer

gyroscopic-stabilizers

gyrose

gyrosensor

gyrosensors

gyrosonic

gyrosonics

gyrostabilization

gyrostabilize

gyrostabilized

gyrostabilizer

gyro-stabilizer

gyrostabilizers

gyro-stabilizers

gyrostabilizes

gyrostabilizing

gyrostat

gyrostatic

gyrostatics

gyrosynchrotron

gyrotactic

gyrotactically

gyrotaxis

gyrothermal

gyrothyra

gyrothyraceae

gyrotranslation

gyrotranslations

gyrotriangle

gyrotriangles

gyrotrigonometric

gyrotrigonometrically

gyrotrigonometry

gyrotron

gyrotropic

gyrotropy

gyrovague

gyrovagues

gyrovector

gyrovectors

gyroviscosities

gyroviscosity

gyroviscous

gyrus rectus

gyrus

gyruses

gyse

gyses

gysgt

gytheio

gythium

gyttja

gyumri

gyve

gyved

gyves

gz

gzhelian

gzip

gzipped

gzipping

gzips

H

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& hoc genus omne

h bars

H bones

h channel

H hinge

h series

h&j

H. J.

h. rept.

h. res.

h.221

h.225

h.230

h.231

h.239

h.245

h.248

h.261

h.262

h.263

h.264 profiles

h.264/avc

h.264

h.265

h.310

h.320

h.321

h.322

h.323

h.324

h.350

h.460

h.a.

h/p/v/c/a

h/pc explorer

h

H₀

H0

h1b

h1n1

h2

h221

h225

h230

h231

h245

h248

h261

h262

h263

h264

h265

h2h

h2so3

h2so4

h310

h320

h321

h322

h323

h324

h350

h3po3

h4x0r

h4x0rs

h4x0rz

h5

h5n1

h8

ha ha Herman

ha

haa5

haad

haaf

Haag's theorem

Haakon flip

haakon vii

haakon

haapalaite

haapsalu

haar

haarder

haarders

haarlem

haarlemer

haarlemers

haarlemmermeer

haarp

haarscheibe

haarscheiben

haart

Haas effect

Haas effects

haas mary rosamond

haast-s-eagle

haast-s-eagles

haat

hab. corp.

hab

habacuc

habaeroes

habaeros

habakkuk

habana

habanera

habaneras

habanero

habaneroes

habaneros

habbo

habdabs

habdalah

habeas corpora

habeas corpus

habeas corpused

habeas corpuses

habeas corpusing

habeas

habeases

habeleri

habemus-papam

habena

habenal

habendum clause

habendum

habendums

habenul

habenula

habenulae

habenular

haber fritz

haber

haberdascher

haberdaschers

haberdash

haberdashed

haberdasher

haberdasheries

haberdashers

haberdashery

haberdashes

haberdashing

haberdine

haberdines

habergeon

habergeons

haberlea

haberleas

habermas

habermasian

haber-process

habia

habiganj-district

habilatory

habile

habiliment

habilimented

habiliments

habiline

habilines

habilitate

habilitated

habilitates

habilitating

habilitation

habilitations

habilitative

habilities

hability

habit and repute

habit of body

habit shirts

habit

habitability

habitable zones

habitable

habitable-zone

habitacle

habitakle

habitakles

habitan

habitance

habitances

habitant

habitat pole

habitat poles

habitat

habitation

habitational

habitationally

habitations

habitator

habitators

habitats

habited

habit-forming

habiting

habits

habit-shirt

habitual aborter

habitual aborters

habitual aspects

habitual

habitual-abortion

habitual-abortions

habitual-aspect

habituall

habitually

habitualness

habituate

habituated

habituates

habituating

habituation

habitude

habitue

habitu-e

habitues

habitus

hable

habnab

haboku

haboob

haboobs

hab-or-nab

habotai

habroptila

habroptila-wallacii

habs

habsburg

habsburgs

habtm

habundant

habundaunt

hac

haccp

hace

haceck

hacecks

hacek

haceks

hacendado

hacheck

hachecks

hachek

hacheks

hachement

hachiman

hachimycin

hachinohe

hachioji

hachoo

hachure

hachures

hacienda

haciendas

hack and slasher

hack away

hack jobs

hack writer

hack writers

hack

hackability

hackable

hackamore

hackamores

hack-and-slash

hackaround

hackarounds

hackathon

hackathons

hackberries

hackberry

hackbolt

hackbuss

hackbusses

hackbut

hacked away

hacked off

hacked

hacked-it

hackee

hackees

hackensack river

hacker club

hacker culture

hacker ethic

hacker heroes of the computer revolution

hacker manifesto: the conscience of a hacker

hacker quarterly magazine

hacker space

hacker

hackerazzi

hackerdom history

hackerdom

hackeries

hackerish

hackermom

hackerproof

hackers on planet earth

Hackers' Psychological Profile

Hackers' Social Characteristics

hackers

hackerspace

hackerspaces

hackery

hackett

hackeysack

hackeysacks

hackie

hackies

hackily

hacking away

hacking jacket

hacking

hacking-cough

hacking-coughs

hacking-it

hackingly

hacking-run

hacking-runs

hackings

hackintosh

hackintoshes

hackish

hackishly

hack-it

hack-job

hackle

hackleback

hackled

hackler

hackles

hackling

hackly

hackman

hackmatack

hackmatacks

hackmen

hackney

hackney-cab

hackney-cabs

hackney-carriage

hackneyed

hackneying

hackneyman

hackneymen

hackneys

hack-off

hackproof

hacks away

hacks

hacksaw

hack-saw

hacksawed

hacksawing

hacksaws

hack-saws

hacks-it

hackspace

hack-squat

hack-squats

hackster

hacksters

hacktivism and hacktivists

hacktivism

hacktivist

hacktivists

hackwork

hacky

hacky-dorty

hackysack

hacky-sack

hackysacks

hacky-sacks

haco

hacoversed-sine

hacoversed-sines

hacoversin

hacoversine

hacoversines

hacqueton

hacquetons

hactivist

haczek

haczeks

had a bath

had a bun in the oven

had a dog and barked oneself

had a hand in

had a point

had a wild hair to

had an affair

had blood on one's hands

had got

had it bad

had it coming

had it in for

had it out

had more chins than a Chinese phonebook

had one's day in court

had one's ears pinned back

had one's fingers in many pies

had the dirts with

had the drop on

had the painters in

had words

had

had-a-clue

hadada-ibis

had-a-good-one

hadal

hadalpelagic

Hadamard transform

had-a-mind-like-a-sieve

had-another-think-coming

hadarim

had-a-wank

hadaway and shite

hadaway

had-a-word

had-best

had-better

hadcock

hadda

hadder

haddie

haddies

haddock

haddocks

haddy

hade

hadean

hadean-time

haded

hadeda

hadedas

hades

had-eyes-bigger-than-one-s-stomach

hadgkiss

had-had-it

hadhramaut

hadhramauti

hadhramautis

hading

had-it

had-it-going-on

hadith

hadithic

hadithist

hadiths

had-it-off

hadj

hadje

hadjes

hadji

hadjis

hadley cell

hadley

had-like

hadna

hadnae

hadn't a

hadn-t

had-on

had-one-s-finger-on-the-pulse

had-one-s-fingers-on-the-pulse

hadoop

hadopelagic zone

hadopelagic

hadramauti

hadramautis

hadrian

hadrian-s-wall

hadrochemical

hadrodynamic

hadrodynamics

hadrogenesis

hadron

hadronic

hadronically

hadronic-atom

hadronics

hadronisation

hadronise

hadronised

hadronises

hadronising

hadronization

hadronizations

hadronize

hadronized

hadronizing

hadronless

hadrons

hadrontherapy

hadronuclear

hadronyche

hadroproduction

hadrosaur

hadrosaurian

hadrosaurid

hadrosauridae

hadrosaurids

hadrosaurine

hadrosaurines

hadrosauroid

hadrosauroidea

hadrosaurs

hadrosaurus

had-sex

had-someone-on

had-someone-s-back

hadst

had-st

had-time

had-to

had-ve

Hadwiger's theorem

hadza

hadziid

hadziids

hae

haecceities

haecceity

haeckel ernst heinrich

haeckel

haeckelian

haedine

haeke

haem

haemachrome

haemacytometer

haemacytometers

haemad

haemadipsid

haemadipsids

haemafibrite

haemagglutinating

haemagglutination

haemagglutinations

haemagglutinin

haemagglutinins

haemal arch

haemal arches

haemal cavity

haemal

haemangioblast

haemangioblastoma

haemangioblastomas

haemangioblastomata

haemangioblasts

haemangiofibroma

haemangiofibromas

haemangioma

haemangiomas

haemangiomata

haemangiopericytoma

haemangiopericytomas

haemangiopericytomata

haemangiosarcoma

haemangiosarcomas

haemangiosarcomata

haemantamine

haemantamines

haemaphaein

haemapoietic

haemapophyses

haemapophysis

haemarthroses

haemarthrosis

haemastatics

haematachometer

haematachometers

haematein

haemateins

haematemeses

haematemesis

haemathamnolic-acid

haematic

haematid

haematidrosis

haematids

haematin

haematinic

haematinometer

haematinometers

haematinon

haematite

haematites

haematitic

haemato

haematoblast

haematoblasts

haematocele

haematoceles

haematochezia

haematocolpos

haematocrit

haematocrits

haematocryal

haematocrystallin

haematocyte

haematocytes

haematoderus

haematodocha

haematogenesis

haematogenetic

haematogenic

haematogenous

haematoglobulin

haematoid

haematoidin

haematoin

haematolin

haematologic

haematological

haematologist

haematologists

haematology

haematolyses

haematolysis

haematoma

haematomas

haematomata

haematometer

haematometers

haematometra

haematoperitoneum

haematophagous

haematophilia

haematophobia

haematopinid

haematopinids

haematoplastic

haematopodidae

haematopoesis

haematopoetic

haematopoiesis

haematopoietic

haematopoietically

haematoporphyria

haematoporphyrin

haematoporphyrins

haematopus

haematopus-ater

haematopus-bachmani

haematopus-chathamensis

haematopus-finschi

haematopus-fuliginosus

haematopus-leucopodus

haematopus-longirostris

haematopus-moquini

haematopus-ostralegus

haematopus-palliatus

haematopus-unicolor

haematortyx

haematortyx-sanguiniceps

haematosalpinx

haematoscope

haematoscopes

haematosin

haematosis

haematospiza

haematothermal

haematothorax

haematotoxin

haematotoxins

haematotympanum

haematoxylin

haematoxylins

haematoxylon

haematoxylum

haematozoa

haematozoon

haematuria

haematurias

haemerythrin

-haemia

haemic

haemin

haemo

haemoagglutinin

haemoagglutinins

haemobilia

haemochorial

haemochromatoses

haemochromatosis

haemochrome

haemochromometer

haemochromometers

haemocoel

haemocoels

haemocompatibility

haemoconia

haemocyanin

haemocyanins

haemocyte

haemocytes

haemocytoblast

haemocytoblasts

haemocytolysis

haemocytometer

haemocytometers

haemocytometry

haemoderivative

haemoderivatives

haemodiafiltration

haemodiafiltrations

haemodialysed

haemodialyses

haemodialysis

haemodilution

haemodromograph

haemodromographs

haemodynamic

haemodynamically

haemodynamics

haemofiltration

haemofiltrations

haemogamasid

haemogamasids

haemogenesis

haemogenic

haemoglobin

haemoglobinate

haemoglobinometer

haemoglobinometers

haemoglobinopathies

haemoglobinopathy

haemoglobins

haemoglobinuria

haemoglobinurias

haemogram

haemograms

haemolacria

haemolutein

haemolymph

haemolymphs

haemolysate

haemolyses

haemolysin

haemolysins

haemolysis

haemolytic

haemomanometer

haemomanometers

haemometer

haemometers

haemomonochorial

haemony

haemoperfusion

haemoperfusions

haemopericardium

haemoperitoneum

haemopexin

haemophagocytosis

haemophilia

haemophiliac

haemophiliacs

haemophilic

haemophilus influenzae type b

haemophobia

haemophthalmia

haemophthalmos

haemoplastic

haemopneumothorax

haemopoetic

haemopoiesis

haemopoietic

haemoproteid

haemoproteids

haemoprotein

haemoproteins

haemoptyses

haemoptysis

haemorrhage

haemorrhaged

haemorrhages

haemorrhagia

haemorrhagic

haemorrhagically

haemorrhagic-fever

haemorrhaging

haemorrhagings

haemorrhoid

haemorrhoidal disease

haemorrhoidal

haemorrhoidectomies

haemorrhoidectomy

haemoscope

haemoscopes

haemosiderin

haemosiderosis

haemosporida

haemostases

haemostasis

haemostat

haemostatic

haemostatics

haemostats

haemotachometer

haemotachometers

haemothorax

haemotologist

haemotoxic

haemotoxicity

haemotoxin

haemotoxins

haemotoxylin

haemotympanum

haemovigilance

haemozoin

haems

haemulid

haemulidae

haemulids

haemus

ha-erbin

haesselia

haet

haeted

haeting

haets

haffle

haffled

haffles

haffling

hafidh

hafiz

hafizes

haflis

hafnate

hafnia

hafnian

hafnium

hafnon

-haft

hafta

haftara

haftarah

hafted

hafter

hafters

hafting

hafts

hafun cape

hag moth

hag moths

hag

hagar

hagars

hagatna

hagberries

hagberry

hagborn

hagbut

hagbuts

hagbutter

hagbutters

hagdon

hagdons

Hagedorn temperature

hagen walter charles

hagen

hagen-dazs

hagendorfite

hagerstown

hagfish

hagfishes

haggada

haggadah

haggadic

haggadist

haggai

haggard h(enry) rider

haggard

haggardly

haggardness

haggards

haggart

hagged

haggertyite

haggertyites

hagging

haggis

haggises

haggish

haggishly

haggle

haggled

haggler

hagglers

haggles

haggling

hagglings

hagiarchies

hagiarchy

hagia-sophia

hagio

hagiocracies

hagiocracy

hagiographa

hagiographal

hagiographer

hagiographers

hagiographic

hagiographical

hagiographically

hagiographies

hagiography

hagiolater

hagiolaters

hagiolatry

hagiologist

hagiologists

hagiology

hagioscope

hagioscopes

hagiotherapy

haglaz

hagler marvelous marvin

haglike

hagner

hagrid

hagridden

hagride

hagrides

hagriding

hagrode

hag's tooth

hags

hagseed

hagseeds

hagship

hagta

hag-taper

hague the

hague tribunal

hague

hagueite

hagueites

hagwon

hagwons

hah

haha

ha-ha

ha-ha-funny

hahaha

hahahaha

ha-ha-only-serious

hahas

ha-has

hahira

hahn otto

Hahn series

hahn

hahnemann (christian friedrich) samuel

hahnemann

hahnemannian

hahnemannians

hahniid

hahniids

hahnium

haho

hai

haida

haida-gwaii

haidari

haidario

haidarion

haide

haidinger

haidingerite

haiduc

haiduck

haiducks

haiduk

haiduks

haietlik

haifa

haig douglas

haig

haigerachite

haight

haight-ashbury

haik

haikal

haikals

haikou

haiks

haiku

haikulike

haikus

hail columbia

hail down

hail fellows well met

Hail Mary bead

Hail Mary pass

hail

hail-and-ride

haile selassie i

haile selassie

hailed from

hailed

hailer

hailest

haileth

hailey

hailey-hailey-disease

haileys

hail-fellow

hail-fellow-well-met

hail-from

hailing from

hailing

hailings

haillike

hail-mary

hail-marys

hails from

hails

hailse

hailshaft

hail-shaft

hailshafts

hail-shafts

hailshot

hailstone

hailstones

hailstorm

hail-storm

hailstorms

hail-storms

haily

haimish

hainan

Hainanese chicken rice

hainaut

haineaultite

hainite

hainous

haint

hain-t

hainted

hainting

haiphong

hair band

hair bands

hair bracket

hair brackets

hair bulbs

hair cell

hair cells

hair chalk

hair chalks

hair divider

hair dividers

hair extensions

hair follicle

hair gels

hair grip

hair grips

hair jellies

hair jelly

hair metal

hair mosses

hair of the dog that bit you

hair oil

hair oils

hair pencil

hair pencils

hair pick

hair pin

hair pipe

hair pipes

hair plate

hair plates

hair powders

hair raisers

hair restorer

hair rig

hair rigs

hair salts

hair seals

hair stones

hair strokes

hair tonic

hair tonics

hair wax

hair waxes

hair weave

hair

hairball

hairballs

hairband

hairbands

hairbell

hairbells

hairbird

hairbirds

hairbow

hairbows

hairbrained

hairbreadth

hairbreadths

hair-brown

hairbrush

hair-brush

hairbrushes

hair-bulb

hair-bundle

hair-bundles

haircalf

haircare

hairclip

hairclips

haircloth

haircloths

hair-conditioner

hair-conditioners

hair-curler

hair-curlers

haircurling

hair-curling

haircut band

haircut

hair-cut

haircuts

hair-cuts

haircutter

haircutters

haircutting

hairdo

hairdos

hairdresser

hairdressers

hairdressing salon

hairdressing

hairdressings

hairdryer

hair-dryer

hairdryers

hair-dryers

hairdryer-treatment

hair-dye

hair-dyes

haire

haired

hairedness

hairen

haires

hair-extension

hair-gel

hair-grass

hairgrip

hairgrips

hairily

hairiness

hairless

hairlessly

hairlessness

hairlike

hairline fracture

hairline

hairlines

hair-loss

hair-moss

hairnet

hairnets

hairnetted

hair-of-the-dog

hair-pie

hairpiece

hairpieces

hair-pies

hairpin bends

hairpin

hairpin-bend

hairpin-curve

hairpins

hair-pins

hairpin-turn

hair-powder

hairpulling

hair-raiser

hair-raising

hair-remover

hair-roller

hair-rollers

hairs

hair-salon

hair-salons

hair-salt

hairsbreadth

hair-s-breadth

hairsbreadths

hair-seal

hairshirt

hair-shirt

hairshirts

hair-shirts

hairslide

hair-space

hair-spaces

hairsplitter

hairsplitters

hairsplitting

hair-splitting

hair-splittingly

hairsplittings

hair-splittings

hairspray

hair-spray

hairsprays

hair-sprays

hairspring

hairsprings

hairstone

hair-stone

hairstreak

hairstreaks

hair-stroke

hairstyle

hairstyled

hairstyler

hairstylers

hairstyles

hairstyling

hair-styling

hairstylist

hair-stylist

hairstylists

hair-stylists

hairtail

hairtails

hair-tidy

hair-tie

hair-ties

hair-trigger

hairwashing

hairworm

hairworms

hairy armadillo

hairy canaries

hairy canary

hairy cell leukemia

hairy cell

hairy cells

hairy click beetle

hairy eyeballs

hairy frog

hairy hedgehog

hairy hedgehogs

hairy nightshade

hairy panic

hairy vetch

hairy woodpecker

hairy

hairyback

hairybacks

hairy-ball-theorem

hairy-eared-dwarf-lemur

hairy-eared-dwarf-lemurs

hairy-eyeball

hairy-mollies

hairy-molly

hairytail-mole

hairytail-moles

haitch

haitches

haiti

haitian

haitian-creole

haitians

haitian-vodoun-culture-language

haiweeite

haj

hajduk

hajduks

haje

haji

hajib

hajibs

hajis

hajj

hajjah

hajjahs

hajjam

hajjams

hajjes

hajji

hajjis

haka

hakadosh-baruch-hu

hakama

hakapik

hakapiks

hake

hakea

haked

hakeds

hakelike

haken

hakenkreuz

hakes

hake-s-dame

haketon

haketons

hakim

hakims

haking

hakite

hakka noodle

hakka

hakkanese

hakkapeliitta

hakkapeliittas

hakkas

hakkoz

hakluyt richard

hakluyt

hakluytian

hako

hakodate

hakomi

hakspeak

haku lei

haku

hakuna matata

hakuna

hakurei

hal

halaal

halab

halabja

halacha

halachas

halachic

halachos

halachot

halachoth

halach-uinic

halakha

halakhic

halakhist

halal cart

halal carts

halal snack pack

halal snack packs

halal

halala

halant

halants

halapeno

halapenoes

halapenos

halaqa

halaqah

halarachnid

halarachnids

halas george stanley

halaszle

halation

halatopolymer

halatopolymers

halato-telechelic-polymer

halau

halazepam

halazone

Halbach array

halberd

halberded

halberdier

halberdiers

halberdleaf yellow violet

halberdleaf yellow violets

halberds

halbert

halberts

halcampid

halcampids

halcinonide

halcion

halcyon

halcyon-days

halcyonian

halcyonid

halcyonidae

halcyonids

halcyoninae

halcyonoid

halcyonoids

halcyons

haldane j(ohn) b(urdon) s(anderson)

Haldane principle

haldane

Haldane's rule

haldeman

haldol

hale and hardy

hale and heartily

hale and heartiness

hale and hearty

hale edward everett

hale george ellery

hale nathan

hale sarah josepha buell

hale

haleakala

haleb

haleciid

haleciids

halecret

haled

haleem

haleness

haler

hales stephen

hales

halesia

halesias

halesome

halévy

haley alexander palmer

haley william john clifton, jr.

haley

haleys

half a dozen

half a loaf is better than no bread

half a loaf is better than no loaf

half a loaf is better than none

half adders

half and halfs

half asses

half aunts

half bathrooms

half binding

half bindings

half blue

half boards

half butt

half butts

half cent

half cents

half cock

half columnar

half court

half dime

half dome

half dozens

half duplex

half eagle

half eagles

half fares

half forwards

half gainer

half gip

half gloves

half grosses

half gyp

half gyps

half joe

half joes

half mourning

half murder

half nephews

half nieces

half polluted

half relief

half shaft

half sib

half sibs

half size

half slip

half smiles

half stacks

half staffs

half terms

half tide

half titles

half viaducts

half volleys

half

halfa grass

half-adder

half-a-mind

half-a-mo

half-and-half

half-an-hour

half-arsed

half-asleep

half-ass

half-assed

half-assedly

half-aunt

halfawake

half-awake

halfback

half-back

halfbacks

half-baked

half-ball

half-baptism

half-baptisms

half-bath

half-bathroom

half-baths

halfbeak

halfbeaks

half-birthday

half-birthdays

half-blood

half-blooded

half-bloods

half-board

half-boot

half-boots

half-bound

half-brained

half-break

half-bred

half-breed

halfbreeds

half-brethren

half-broken

halfbrother

half-brother

half-brother-in-law

halfbrothers

half-brothers

half-brothers-in-law

half-cadence

half-cadences

half-caf

half-caste

half-castes

half-cell

half-cells

half-centuries

half-century

half-chance

half-clammed

halfcock

halfcocked

half-cocked

half-court lines

half-court violations

halfcourt

half-court-line

halfcourts

half-court-violation

half-cousin

half-cousins

half-crown

half-cut

half-day

half-days

halfdead

halfdeck

halfdecks

half-diminished-seventh-chord

half-diminished-seventh-chords

half-dollar

half-dollars

half-dozen

halfe

half-elf

half-elves

halfen

halfendeal

halfe-pence

half-equation

halfer

halfers

half-evergreen

half-faced

half-fare

half-first cousin

half-forward

half-free

half-full

half-glove

halfgod

half-god

halfgods

half-gross

half-halt

half-hardy

halfhearted

half-hearted

halfheartedly

half-heartedly

halfheartedness

half-height drive

half-hitch

half-hitches

half-hour

half-hourlong

half-hourly

half-inch tape

half-inch

half-inched

half-inches

half-inching

half-integer

half-integers

half-integral

half-island

half-jacket

half-landing

half-length

half-life

half-light

half-line

halfling

halflings

half-lit

halflives

half-lives

half-long-vowel

half-marathon

half-marathons

half-mast

half-measure

half-measures

half-metal

half-metallic

halfmonth

half-monthly

halfmonths

half-moon

half-moons

half-naked

half-nelson

half-nelsons

half-nephew

halfness

half-niece

half-night stand

half-noble

half-nobles

half-node

half-note

half-notes

half-open

half-open-file

half-open-files

half-open-interval

halford

half-orphan

half-orphans

halfpace

halfpaces

half-past

half-pay

halfpence

half-pence

half-penies

halfpennies

halfpenny

half-pennys

halfpennyworth

halfpennyworths

halfpike

halfpikes

half-pint

half-pints

halfpipe

half-pipe

halfpipes

half-pipes

halfplanar

halfplane

halfplanes

half-price

half-ray

half-rays

half-reaction

half-reactions

half-rest

half-rests

half-rhyme

half-rhymes

halfrican

halfro

halfs

half-seas-over

half-shell

half-shells

half-shower

half-showers

half-shrink

half-sibling

half-siblings

halfsies

halfsister

half-sister

half-sister-in-law

halfsisters

half-sisters

half-sisters-in-law

half-smile

half-sole

half-sovereign

half-sovereigns

halfspace

half-space

halfspaces

half-spaces

half-stack

half-staff

half-standard

half-step

half-steps

half-term

half-timbered

half-timbering

halftime

half-time

halftimes

half-times

half-title

halftone

half-tone

halftoned

halftones

halftoning

halftrack

half-track

half-tracker

half-tracks

half-truth

half-truths

half-uncle

half-uncles

half-viaduct

half-virgin

half-virgins

half-volley

halfwave

halfwaves

halfway covenant

halfway covenants

halfway house

halfway line

halfway lines

halfway model

halfway models

halfway

halfway-decent

halfway-houses

halfways

halfwidth

half-width

halfwidths

half-widths

half-wish

halfwit

half-wit

halfwits

half-wits

half-witted

halfwittedly

halfwittedness

halfwittery

halfword

halfwords

halfyear

half-year

halfyearly

half-yearly

halgi

haliaeetus

haliaeetus-albicilla

haliaeetus-leucocephalus

haliaeetus-leucogaster

haliaeetus-leucoryphus

haliaeetus-pelagicus

haliaeetus-sanfordi

haliaeetus-vocifer

haliaeetus-vociferoides

haliastur

haliastur-indus

haliastur-sphenurus

halibut

halibuts

halicarnassus

halichoerus

halichondrid

halichondrids

halichondriid

halichondriids

halichondrin

halicore

halicores

halictid

halictids

halictophagid

halictophagids

halid

halide

halided

halides

halidom

halidoms

halids

halier

haliers

halieutic

halieutics

halifax

haligonian

haligonians

halimane

halimococcid

halimococcids

haline

haling

haliotid

haliotids

haliotis

haliotoid

haliplid

haliplids

halirenium

halireniums

halirift

halisaurine

halisaurines

halite

halites

halitic

halitophobia

halitosis

halitotic

halituous

haliver-oil

halk

halkieriid

halkieriids

halkomelem

halks

hall (marguerite) radclyffe

hall bedroom

hall charles francis

hall church

hall donald andrew, jr.

hall granville stanley

hall house

hall houses

hall monitor

hall monitors

hall passes

hall porters

hall test

hall tests

hall tree

hall trees

Hall voltage

hall

hallage

hallages

hallah

hallal

hallam

hallan

hallans

hallantide

halle morris

halle

halleck henry wager

hall-effect

hall-effects

hallel

halleluiah

halleluiahs

halleluja

hallelujah lass

hallelujah

hallelujahed

hallelujahing

hallelujahs

hallelujas

hallelujatic

halleri

Hallermann-Streiff syndrome

hallervorden-spatz-disease

hallervorden-spatz-syndrome

hallewell

halley edmund

halley

Halley's method

halley-s-comet

hallgren-syndrome

Hall-Héroult process

halliard

halliards

hallidome

hallie

hallier

halliers

Halligan bar

Halligan tool

halligan

halligans

hallimondite

hallion

hallions

hallman

hallmark

hallmarked

hallmark-holiday

hallmarking

hallmarkish

hallmark-moment

hallmark-moments

hallmarks

hallmarky

hallmate

hallmates

hallmote

hallo

halloa

halloed

hall-of-fame

hall-of-mirrors

hall-of-residence

hall-of-shame

halloing

halloo before one is out of the wood

halloo

hallooed

hallooes

hallooing

hallooings

halloos

hallos

halloumi

halloumis

hallow

hallow-d

hallowdom

hallowed

hallowedly

halloween

hallowe-en

halloweener

halloweens

halloweeny

hallowe-eny

hallowing

hallowly

hallowmas

hallows

hallowtide

halloysite

hall-pass

hall-porter

halls

halls-of-fame

halls-of-mirrors

halls-of-residence

halls-of-shame

hallstand

hallstatt

hallucal

halluces

hallucinate

hallucinated

hallucinates

hallucinating

hallucination

hallucinations

hallucinator

hallucinatorily

hallucinators

hallucinatory

hallucinatory-realism

hallucinaut

hallucinauts

hallucinogen

hallucinogenic

hallucinogenics

hallucinogenlike

hallucinogens

hallucinosis

halluin

hallux

halluxes

hallway health care

hallway healthcare

hallway hospitalization

hallway medicine

hallway monitor

hallway testing

hallway

hallways

hally

halm

halma

halmahera

halman

halmas

halmases

halmos

halmote

halmotes

halo blight

halo car

halo cars

halo effects

halo hat

halo hats

halo nuclei

halo sign

halo signs

halo

haloacetate

haloacetates

haloacetic acids

haloacetic-acid

haloacetylene

haloacetylenes

haloacid

haloacids

haloalcohol

haloalcohols

haloalkaliphile

haloalkaliphiles

haloalkaliphilic

haloalkane

haloalkanes

haloalkene

haloalkenes

haloalkenyl

haloalkyl

haloalkyls

haloalkyne

haloalkynes

haloamide

haloamides

haloarchaeon

haloarene

haloarenes

haloaromatic

haloaromatics

haloaryl

haloaryls

halobacteria

halobacterium

halobaena

halobaena-caerulea

halobenzene

halobenzenes

halobiont

halobionts

haloborane

haloboranes

haloboration

haloboronic acids

haloboronic

haloboronic-acid

halocarbon

halocarbons

halochromic

halochromism

halocinonide

halocline

haloclines

halocyclization

halocyclizations

haloed

halo-effect

haloenol

haloenolate

haloenolates

haloenone

haloenones

haloenzyme

haloenzymes

haloes

haloethylene

haloethylenes

halofantrine

halofenate

Halo-Fi

halofinding

haloform reactions

haloform

haloform-reaction

haloforms

halofuginone

halofuran

halofurans

halog

halogen bulb

halogen

halogenate

halogenated

halogenates

halogenating

halogenation

halogen-lamp

halogen-lamps

halogenoderma

halogenodermas

halogenous

halogen-oven

halogen-ovens

halogens

halogen-stove

halogen-stoves

halogeton

halo-halo

halohydric

halohydrin

halohydrins

halohydroxylation

haloid

haloids

haloimide

haloimides

haloing

haloless

halolike

halomancy

halometasone

halometer

halometers

halomethane

halomethanes

halomethyl

halomethyls

halon

halones

halonium

halonium-ion

halonium-ions

haloniums

halons

halonuclei

halonucleus

halo-nucleus

haloo

halooed

halooing

haloos

halopemide

haloperidol

haloperoxidase

haloperoxidases

halophenol

halophenols

halophil

halophila

halophile

halophiles

halophilic

halophilism

halophils

halophosphate

halophosphine

halophosphines

halophyte

halophytes

halophytic

halopriming

haloprogesterone

haloprogin

haloquinoline

halorhodopsin

halorhodopsins

haloritid

haloritids

halos

halosaline

halosaurid

halosaurids

haloscope

haloscopes

halosilane

halosilanes

halosugar

halosugars

halosulfite

halosulfites

halothane

halothanes

halotolerant

halotrichite

halow

haloxazolam

haloxon

haloxyline

haloxylon

halp

halpace

halpaces

halpenns

halpens

halpern

halpert

hals frans

hals

halse

halsed

halseman

halsemen

halsen

halseny

halser

halsers

halses

halsey william frederick

halsey

halsing

halsingborg

halson

Halsted

halsted's operation

halsted's suture

halster

halsters

halt

haltable

halted

halter

haltere

haltered

halteres

haltering

halterini

halterinis

halterkini

halterkinis

halterless

halterneck

halter-neck

halternecks

halters

halter-sack

halter-sacks

halter-top

halter-tops

haltest

halteth

halting

haltingly

haltingness

halting-problem

haltings

halting-site

halting-sites

haltless

haltlose personality disorder

halts

halurgist

halurgists

halurgite

halurgy

halutz

halva

halvable

halvah

halvans

halvarine

halvarines

halve

halved

halver

halvers

halves

halvesies

halveth

halving

halvings

halwa

halwe

halwes

halyard

halyards

halych

halysin

ham and eggs

ham chin peng

ham hands

ham hocks

ham radio

ham salad

ham salads

ham sandwich theorem

ham sandwiches

ham shanks

ham

hama

hamachi

hamad

hamada

hamadan

hamadryad

hamadryads

hamadryas

hamal

hamals

hamamatsu

hamamelid

hamamelidaceae

hamamelidid

hamamelidids

hamamelids

hamamelis

hamamelises

hamamelis-virginiana

hamamelose

haman

hamana-hamana-hamana

ham-and-egger

hamantasch

hamantaschen

hamantash

hamantashen

hamartia

hamartiological

hamartiologically

hamartiology

hamartoma

hamartomas

hamartomata

hamartomatous

hamas

hamasaki

hamate

hamate-bone

hamate-bones

hamated

hamath

hamathecia

hamathecium

hamatum

hamazaki

hambeast

hambeasts

hambergite

hamble

hambled

hambles

hambletonian

hambling

hambo

hambone

hambones

hamboning

Hamburg chicken

hamburg

hamburg-edging

hamburger button

hamburger buttons

hamburger icon

hamburger icons

hamburger menu

hamburger menus

hamburger sauce

hamburger sauces

hamburger steak

hamburger

hamburgerlike

hamburgerology

hamburgers

Hamburgh chicken

hamburg-lake

hamburg-steak

hamc

hame

hamedan

hamelin

hameln

ham-e-mail

hamentasch

hamentaschen

hamentash

hamentashen

hamer fannie lou townsend

hamer

hamerkops

hames

hamesecken

hamesucken

hamesuckens

hamets

hametz

hamfat

hamfats

hamfatter

ham-fisted

hamfistedly

hamfistedness

ham-handed

hamhandedly

ham-handedly

hamhandedness

ham-handedness

ham-hock

hamhung

hamiform

hamilcar barca

hamilcar

hamilcarian

hamill dorothy stuart

hamilton alexander

hamilton alice

hamilton edith

hamilton emma lyon

hamilton inlet

hamilton mount

Hamilton period

hamilton w(illiam) d(onald)

hamilton

Hamiltonian operator

Hamiltonian spite

hamiltonian

hamiltonian-cycle

hamiltonian-cycles

hamiltonian-graph

hamiltonian-path

hamiltonian-paths

hamiltonians

hamiltonism

hamiltons

hami-melon

hami-melons

haminoeid

haminoeids

hamirostra

hamirostra-melanosternon

hamirpur-district

hamish

hamite

hamites

hamitic

hamito-semitic

ham-it-up

hamlet

hamleted

hamletian

hamlets

hamletted

hamlike

hamm mariel margaret

hamm

hammada

hammal

hammam

hammams

hamman

hamman-s-sign

hammarite

hammarskjold dag hjalmar agne carl

Hammarskjold

hammed

hammed-up

hammer away

hammer bench

hammer blast

hammer blasts

hammer break

hammer breaks

hammer dulcimers

hammer fist

hammer fists

hammer headlines

Hammer pants

hammer price

hammer prices

hammer thrower

hammer throwers

hammer throws

hammer toes

hammer

hammerable

hammer-and-sickle

hammer-and-tongs

hammerbeam

hammer-beam

hammer-beams

hammercloth

hammercloths

hammer-dulcimer

hammered dulcimerist

hammered dulcimerists

hammered dulcimers

hammered out

hammered

hammered-dulcimer

hammerer

hammerers

hammerest

hammereth

hammerfest

hammerhead

hammer-headline

hammerhead-ribozyme

hammerheads

hammerhead-shark

hammerhead-sharks

hammer-home

hammering out

hammering

hammerings

hammerkop

hammerkops

hammerless

hammerlike

hammerlock

hammerlocks

hammerman

hammermen

hammermill

hammermilled

hammermilling

hammermills

hammer-on

hammer-ons

hammer-out

hammers away

hammers out

hammers

hammerscale

hammerscales

Hammersley-Chapman-Robbins bound

Hammersley-Chapman-Robbins bounds

Hammersmith & City

Hammersmith and Fulham

hammersmith

hammersmiths

hammerspace

hammerstein oscar

hammerstein

hammerstone

hammerstones

hammer-throw

hammertoe

hammer-toe

hammertoes

Hammett acidity function

Hammett acidity functions

hammett dashiell

hammett

hammettian

hammies

hammily

hamminess

hamming code

Hamming codes

Hamming distance

hamming

hamming-up

hammochrysos

hammock

hammocked

hammocking

hammocklike

hammocks

hammond

hammond-organ

hammond-organs

hammourabi

hammurabi

hammy

hamose

hamous

hamper

hampered

hampereth

hampering

hamperings

hamperless

hampers

hampshire

hampshirite

hampshirites

hampsoni

Hampson-Linde cycle

hampstead

hampster

hampsters

Hampton hump

Hampton in Arden

hampton lionel

hampton roads

hampton wade

hampton

hamptonian

hamptonians

Hampton's hump

hamptons

hamr

ha-mrsa

hams

hamsa

hamsandwich

ham-sandwich

hamsas

hamshackle

ham-shank

hamsin

hamsins

hamster style

hamster

hamster-ball

hamster-balls

hamsterlike

hamsters

hamster-wheel

hamstring muscle

hamstring

hamstringer

hamstringers

hamstringing

hamstrings

hamstrung

hamsun knut

hamsun

hamsunian

hams-up

hamular

hamulate

hamule

hamuli

hamulose

hamulus

ham-up

hamycin

hamza

hamzas

hamzated

Han blue

Han purple

Han unification

han

-hän

hana

hanai

hanamachi

hanami

hanap

hanaper

hanapers

hanaps

hanatoxin

hanatoxins

hanawaltite

hanazumo

hanbok

hanboks

hance

hanced

hances

hanch

han-character

han-characters

han-chinese

hancing

hancock herbert jeffrey

hancock john

hancock winfield scott

hancock

hancocks

hancox

hand (billings) learned

hand and glove

hand antiseptics

hand ax

hand bell

hand bike

hand bikes

hand bridges

hand cannon

hand card

hand cards

hand carried

hand carries

hand carry

hand carrying

hand coded

hand coding

hand cream

hand creams

hand director

hand directors

hand down

hand drum

hand drums

hand gallops

hand gel

hand gels

hand glass

hand guide

hand guides

hand heart

hand hearts

hand jives

hand jobs

hand lens

hand logs

hand lotion

hand lotions

hand model

hand modelling

hand models

hand money

hand of glory

hand on

hand organ

hand organs

hand out

hand over head

hand over

hand pays

hand percussion

hand pies

hand plants

hand rub

hand rubs

hand salute

hand salutes

hand sanitiser

hand sanitisers

hand sanny

hand screen

hand screens

hand shaker

hand shakers

hand signalman

hand signalmen

hand someone his hat

hand someone his head on a plate

hand someone his head on a platter

hand strap

hand straps

hand to God

hand towels

hand traverse

hand tree

hand trees

hand turkey

hand turkeys

hand up

hand wavings

hand wedge

hand wedges

hand

handakuten

handan

hand-and-foot

hand-antiseptic

hand-axe

hand-axes

handbag

handbagged

handbagging

handbaggy

handbagless

handbags

handbags-at-dawn

handball player

handball

hand-ball

handballed

handballer

handballers

handballs

hand-balls

handbarrow

handbarrows

handbasin

handbasket

handbaskets

handbell

handbells

handbike

handbikes

handbill

hand-bill

handbills

hand-bills

handblocked

handblown

handbook

handbooks

handbra

handbrake

hand-brake

handbraked

handbrakes

hand-brakes

handbrake-turn

handbraking

handbras

handbreadth

handbreadths

hand-bridge

handbuilt

handcar

handcare

handcars

handcart

hand-cart

handcarts

hand-carts

handclap

handclapping

handclaps

handclasp

handclasps

handcloth

handcloths

handcock

hand-code

handcops

handcraft

handcrafted

handcrafter

handcrafters

handcrafting

handcrafts

handcraftsman

handcraftsmanship

handcraftsmanships

handcraftsmen

handcuff artists

handcuff knot

handcuff knots

handcuff

handcuff-artist

handcuffed

handcuffing

handcuffs

handcycle

handcycles

hand-dryer

hand-dryers

hande

handed

handed-down

handed-in

handedly

handedness

handednesses

handed-off

handed-out

handegg

hand-egg

handeggs

hand-eggs

handel george frideric

handel

hander

handers

handes

handest

handeth

hand-eye-coordination

hand-fan

hand-fans

handfast

handfasted

handfasting

handfastings

handfastly

handfasts

handfed

hand-feed

handfish

handfishes

handflower

handflowers

hand-foot syndrome

hand-foot-and-mouth disease

handful

handfull

handfuls

hand-gallop

hand-glasses

handgonne

handgonnes

hand-grenade

hand-grenades

handgrip

handgrips

handguard

handguards

handgun

handguns

handheld computer

hand-held computer

handheld console

handheld organizer

hand-held organizer

handheld scanner

hand-held scanner

handheld tv

hand-held tv

handheld

hand-held

handhelds

handhold

hand-hold

handholding

hand-holding

handholdings

handholds

hand-hole

hand-holes

handi

handicap principle

handicap

handicapitalism

handicapped signs

handicapped

handicapped-accessible

handicapped-permit

handicappeds

handicapped-sign

handicapped-space

handicapper

handicappers

handicapping

handicaps

handicraft

handicrafter

handicrafters

handicraftman

handicraftmen

handicrafts

handicraftsman

handi-craftsman

handicraftsmen

handi-craftsmen

handie-talkie

handily

hand-in

handiness

handing

handing-down

handing-in

hand-in-glove

handing-off

handing-out

handing-over

handings

hand-in-hand

hand-in-one-s-dinner-pail

handiphobia

handiron

handirons

handis

handism

hand-it-to-someone

handiwork

handiworks

hand-jive

hand-job

handkercher

handkerchers

handkerchief tree

handkerchief trees

handkerchief

handkerchief-code

handkerchief-codes

handkerchiefless

handkerchiefs

handkerchieves

hand-knit

handknits

handknitted

handknitting

handlable

handlamp

handlamps

handlanger

handlanger-corps

handlangers

handle oneself

handle or moniker

handle without gloves

handle

handleability

handleable

handlebar

handlebar-moustache

handlebar-moustaches

handlebar-mustache

handlebar-mustaches

handlebars

handlebodies

handlebody

handled

handled-the-ball

handleless

handler

handlers

handles

handless

handlest

handleth

handle-with-kid-gloves

handlike

handling charge

handling fee

handling fees

handling

handlings

handlist

handlists

handloading

hand-log

handly

handmade

hand-made

handmaid

handmaiden

handmaidenhood

handmaidenly

handmaidens

handmaids

handmake

handmakes

handmaking

handmark

handmarks

hand-me-down

hand-me-downs

handmill

handmills

hand-net

hand-nets

handoff

hand-off

hand-of-fatima

handoffs

hand-offs

hand-of-miriam

hand-on-a-plate

handout

handouts

handover

hand-over-fist

hand-over-hand

handovers

handpainted

hand-paper

handpass

handpassed

handpasses

handpassing

hand-pay

handphone

handphones

handpick

handpicked

hand-picked

handpicking

handpicks

hand-pie

handpiece

handpieces

handplant

hand-plant

hand-press

hand-presses

handprint

handprinted

hand-printed

handprints

handpump

handpumps

hand-puppet

hand-puppets

handrail

handrailing

handrailings

handrails

handraised

handroll

handrolls

hand-round

hand-running

hands free and audio

hands free

hands of glory

hand's turn

hands

hand-sanitizer

hand-sanitizers

handsaw

hand-saw

handsaws

hand-saws

handsbreadth

hand's-breadth

handsbreadths

hand-schuller-christian-disease

handscreened

handscroll

handscrolls

hands-down

handsel

handseled

handseling

handselled

handselling

handsel-monday

handsels

handset

handsets

handsewn

hands-free computer

handsfree

handsful

handshake

handshakes

handshaking

handshakings

hand-shandies

hand-shandy

handshape

handshapes

handshoe

handshoes

handshoon

handsies

hands-in

handsoap

handsoaps

hands-off investor

hands-off

handsome is as handsome does

handsome is that handsome does

handsome lake

handsome

handsomed

handsomely

handsomeness

hand-someone-his-head

handsomer

handsomes

handsoming

hands-on investor

hands-on

hands-out

hands-over

handspan

handspans

handspike

handspikes

handspring

hand-spring

handsprings

hand-springs

handspun

handstamp

handstamps

handstand

handstands

handstroke

handstrokes

hands-up

handsy

hand-tab

hand-tight

hand-to-hand

hand-to-mouth

handtool

hand-tool

handtools

hand-tools

handtop

handtowel

hand-towel

hand-truck

hand-trucks

hand-trunk

hand-trunks

handwarmer

handwash

hand-wash

handwashes

handwashing

handwave

handwaved

handwaves

handwavey

handwaving

hand-waving

handwavings

handwavium

handwavy

hand-wavy

handweaver

handweavers

handweaving

handwell

handwells

handwheel

handwheels

handwhile

handwork

hand-work

handworked

handworks

handwoven

hand-woven

handwringer

handwringers

handwringing

hand-wringing

hand-wringings

handwrit

handwrite

handwrites

handwriting

handwriting-on-the-wall

handwritings

handwrits

handwritten

hand-written

handwrote

handwrought

handy talkies

handy w(illiam) c(hristopher)

handy

handy-dandy

handygripes

handyman special

handyman specials

handyman

handyman-s-special

handyman-s-specials

handymen

handypeople

handyperson

handypersons

handystroke

handystrokes

handy-talkie

handywoman

handywomen

handywork

handyworks

hanepoot

hanford

hang a shingle

hang a uey

hang around

hang behind

hang by the eyelids

hang fives

hang heavy

hang it

hang loose

hang low

hang on

hang one on

hang one's hat on

hang one's lip

hang out

hang over one's head

hang over

hang seng index

hang seng

hang site

hang tens

hang up and call back

hang up one's spurs

hang up the boots

hang upon

hang with

hang

hangable

hang-about

hang-a-left

hang-a-leg

hang-a-louie

hang-an-arse

hangar queens

hangar rash

hangar rat

hangar rats

hangar

hangarage

hang-a-ralph

hang-a-right

hangarless

hangarlike

hangar-queen

hangars

hangashore

hangashores

hangaza

hang-back

hangbird

hangbirds

hang-by

hang-by-a-thread

hangchou

hangchow

hang-d

hangdog

hang-dog

hangdogs

hang-dogs

hanged

hanged-by-a-thread

hanged-drawn-and-quartered

hanger

hangerless

hangerock

hanger-on

hangers

hangers-on

hanger-steak

hanger-steaks

hangest

hangeth

hangeul

han-geul

hang-fire

hang-fires

hang-five

hang-glide

hang-glider

hang-gliders

hang-gliding

hanghang

hangi

hangin

hang-in

hanging a Louie

hanging a Ralph

hanging baskets

hanging behind

hanging coffin

hanging coffins

hanging compass

hanging five

hanging garden

hanging in the balance

hanging indent

hanging indentation

hanging indentations

hanging indention

hanging indents

hanging judge

hanging low

hanging on

hanging paragraph

hanging paragraphs

hanging parrot

hanging rail

hanging rails

hanging rice

hanging side

hanging sleeves

hanging stile

hanging stiles

hanging ten

hanging tough

hanging trees

hanging up one's spurs

hanging valley

hanging with

hanging

hanging-about

hanging-around

hanging-ball

hanging-balls

hanging-basket

hanging-by-a-thread

hanging-chad

hanging-chads

hanging-fire

hanging-gardens

hanging-loop

hanging-loops

hanging-offence

hanging-offences

hanging-offense

hanging-offenses

hanging-out

hanging-out-to-dry

hanging-participle

hanging-participles

hangings

hanging-sleeve

hanging-tree

hanging-up

hangingwall

hanging-wall

hangingwalls

hanging-walls

hang-in-the-balance

hangis

hang-loose signs

hang-loose-sign

hangman paradox

hangman

hangman's fracture

hangman's jig

hangmanship

hangman-s-noose

hangman-s-nooses

hangmen

hangnail

hangnails

hangnest

hangnests

hang-one-s-hat

hang-on-every-word

hang-onto

hangout

hang-out-one-s-shingle

hangouts on air

hangouts

hang-out-to-dry

hangover

hangoverish

hangovers

hang-paper

hangry

hangs behind

hangs fire

hangs five

hangs low

hangs on

hangs onto

hangs over

hangs ten

hangs tough

hangs up one's spurs

hangs with

hangs

hangs-about

hangs-around

hangs-by-a-thread

hangs-out

hangs-out-to-dry

hangs-up

hangtag

hangtags

hang-ten

hang-the-moon

hang-tight

hangtime

hang-time

hangtimes

hang-times

hang-together

hang-tough

Hangtown fry

hangul

hangulization

hang-up

hang-up-one-s-boots

hang-up-one-s-hat

hangups

hang-ups

hangzhou

hania

hanif

hanimal

hanja

hanjaeo

hank

hanked

Hankel function

Hankel functions

Hankel matrix

hanker

hankered

hankerer

hankerers

hankering

hankeringly

hankerings

hankers

hankie

hankies

hankin

hanking

hankins

hankinson

hank-marvin

hanko

hankou

hankow

hanks

hanksite

hanky code

hanky codes

hanky

hanky-panky

hanlon-s-razor

hanmun

Hann function

hann

hanna

hannah

hannahs

hannas

hannayite

hannebachite

Hannibal Lecter mask

hannibal

hannibalic

hannibals

hannover

hannuka

hannukah

hannukka

hannukkah

hanoi

hanoian

hanoians

Hanover rat

Hanover rats

hanover

hanoverian

hanoverians

Hans in kelder

hans

hansa

hansard

hansards

hansberry lorraine vivian

hanse

hanseatic

hanseatic-cities

hanseatic-city

hanseatic-league

hansel

hansel-and-gretel

hanselines

hanselled

hanselling

hansels

hansen

hansen-s-disease

hanses

hanshaw

hans-island

han-solo

hansom

hansom-cab

hansoms

hanson

hansonism

hansonmania

hanswurst

hanswursts

hant

han-t

ha-nt

hantaviral

hantavirus

hantaviruses

hantle

hants

ha-nts

hanuka

Hanukah bush

hanukah

hanukka

Hanukkah bush

hanukkah

hanukkahs

hanukkiah

hanukkiahs

hanuman

hanumans

hanumatodi

hany

hanyang

hanyu

hanyu-pinyin

hanzi

hao

haole time

haole

haoles

haoma

haomas

haor

haors

hap

hapa

hapale

hapale-vulgaris

hapalindole

hapalindoles

hapalodectid

hapalodectids

hapalonychia

hapalopsittaca

hapalopsittaca-amazonina

hapalopsittaca-fuertesi

hapalopsittaca-melanotis

hapalopsittaca-pyrrhops

hapaloptila

hapantotype

hapantotypes

hapas

hapax legomenon

hapax

hapaxes

hapax-legomena

hape

ha-pence

ha-pennies

ha-penny

hapful

hap-harlot

hap-harlots

haphazard

haphazardly

haphazardness

haphazardous

haphazardously

haphtara

haphtarah

Hapke parameters

hapkeite

hapke-parameter

hapkido

hapkidos

haplargids

hapless

haplessly

haplessness

haplo

haplobiontic

haploblock

haploceratid

haploceratids

haplochelidon

haplochromine

haplodeficient

haplodiploid

haplodiploids

haplodrili

haplographies

haplography

haplogroup

haplogroups

haplogy

haplohumults

haploid

haploidentical

haploidic

haploidisation

haploidisations

haploidization

haploidizations

haploids

haploidy

haploinsufficiency

haploinsufficient

haplolejeunea

haplologic

haplological

haplologically

haplology

haplomitriaceae

haplomitriales

haplomitriopsida

haplomitrium

haplon

haplons

haplont

haplontic

haploperoxes

haplophaedia

haplophasic

haplophyte

haplopoda

haplorhine

haplorhines

haplorrhine

haplorrhines

haplorrhini

haploscope

haploscopes

haplosis

haplospiza

haplostele

haplosteles

haplostelic

haplostemonous

haplotaxida

haplotype

haplotyped

haplotypes

haplotypic

haplotyping

haploxeralfs

haploxerolls

hapludands

hapludolls

hapludoxes

hapludults

haplustolls

haplustoxes

haply

hapmap

hapo

hap-orth

ha-porth

ha-p-orth

ha-porths

ha-p-orths

happed

happen across

happen on

happen upon

happen

happen-along

happenchance

happenchances

happen-d

happened along

happened upon

happened

happener

happeners

happenest

happeneth

happenin

happening along

happening upon

happening

happenings

happens across

happens along

happens upon

happens

happenstance

happenstances

happenstantially

happi coat

happi

happie

happified

happifies

happify

happifying

happily

happily-ever-after

happiness

happinesses

happing

happis

happisburgh

happlicable

happroach

happroachin

happy 4th of July

happy 4th

happy as a box of birds

happy as a jaybird

happy as a pig in mud

happy as a pig in shit

happy as a prince

happy as a sandboy

happy belated birthday

happy birthday in heaven

happy bunnies

happy button

happy buttons

happy day scenario

happy day scenarios

happy despatch

happy despatches

happy dispatch

happy dispatches

happy ever afters

happy face

happy Fourth of July

happy Fourth

happy gas

happy Halloween

happy Hanukkah

happy hunting ground

happy hunting grounds

happy Independence Day

happy landing

happy landings

happy panda

happy pandas

happy path

happy paths

happy place

happy places

happy sack

happy sacks

happy slaps

happy snaps

happy talk

happy Valentine's Day

happy vowel

happy vowels

happy

happy-as-a-clam

happy-as-a-clam-at-high-water

happy-as-a-lark

happy-as-larry

happy-birthday

happy-birthdayed

happy-birthdaying

happy-birthdays

happy-bunny

happy-camper

happy-campers

happy-christmas

happy-christmases

happy-clappies

happy-clappy

happycore

happy-dance

happy-easter

happy-ending

happy-endings

happy-ever-after

happy-families

happy-go-lucky

happy-hardcore

happy-holidays

happy-hour

happy-hours

happy-little-vegemite

happy-little-vegemites

happy-medium

happy-mediums

happyness

happy-new-year

happy-new-year-s

happy-pill

happy-pills

happy-puppet-syndrome

happy-ramadan

happy-slap

happy-slapper

happy-slappers

happy-slapping

happy-slappings

happy-snap

happy-thanksgiving

happy-trail

happy-trails

haps

hapsburg

hapsburgs

hapsidopareiontid

hapsidopareiontids

hapten

haptenic

haptenization

haptenize

haptenized

haptenizes

haptenizing

haptens

haptic gaming

haptic hologram

haptic interface

haptic VR

haptic

haptic-interfaces

hapticity

haptics

hapto

haptodysphoria

haptogenic membrane

haptoglobin

haptoglobins

haptonema

haptonemas

haptonemata

haptophores

haptophyta

haptophyte

haptophytes

haptor

haptoral

haptotaxis

haptotropic

haptotropics

haptotropism

hapuku

hapukus

hapu-u

haquebut

haquebuts

har de har har

har

har1

har2

haraam

haradaite

Harada-Ito procedure

harakat

harakiri

hara-kiri

harald iii

harald v

haram police

haram

haram-al-sharif

harami

haramis

haramzada

haramzadas

harang

harangue

harangued

haranguer

haranguers

harangues

haranguing

harappa

harare

harari

haras

harass

harassed

harasser

harassers

harasses

harassing

harassingly

harassings

harassing-telephone-calls

harassive

harassment

harassments

harberous

harbin

harbinger

harbingered

harbingering

harbingers

harbison john harris

harbor gaskets

harbor masters

harbor of refuge

harbor

harborage

harborages

harbored

harborer

harborfront

harborfronts

harbor-gasket

harboring

harborless

harbormaster

harbor-master

harbormasters

harborous

harbors of refuge

harbors

harborscape

harborscapes

harbor-seal

harbor-seals

harborside

harborsome

harbour of refuge

harbour porpoises

harbour

harbourage

harbourages

harboured

harbourer

harbourest

harboureth

harbourfront

harbourfronts

harbouring

harbourless

harbourmaster

harbourmasters

harbour-porpoise

harbours of refuge

harbours

harbourscape

harbourscapes

harbour-seal

harbour-seals

harbourside

harboursides

harboursome

harch

harchitect

hard act to follow

hard acts to follow

hard as iron

hard atheism

hard atheist

hard atheists

hard automation

hard boot

hard bop

hard bounce

hard Brexit

hard cases

hard cash

hard charger

hard cheeses

hard ciders

hard clam

hard coal

hard coals

hard coded

hard copy

hard coral

hard core

hard counts

hard court

hard currencies

hard currency

hard deck

hard deletion

hard deletions

hard disc drive

hard disc drives

hard disc

hard discs

hard disk array

hard disk capacities

hard disk configuration

hard disk defect management

hard disk drive

hard disk interfaces

hard disk mp3 player

hard disk music player

hard disk parameters

hard disk player

hard disk recorder

hard disk sector

hard disk

hard dough bread

hard drive capacity

hard drive cost

hard drive music player

hard drive shredder

hard drive

hard drug

hard error

hard failure

hard fork

hard gainers

hard gs

hard hand

hard handoff

hard hands

hard heads

hard hyphen

hard jade

hard key

hard kill

hard knocks

hard labor

hard landing

hard launch

hard launches

hard left

hard lemonades

hard light

hard liquors

hard luck story

hard macro

hard maples

hard mattes

hard measles

hard metal

hard milkwood

hard moneys

hard mutations

hard nail

hard nails

hard nose

hard noses

hard out

hard pack snow

hard pass

hard passes

hard paywall

hard paywalls

hard pills to swallow

hard pine

hard pines

hard power

hard redirects

hard reset

hard resets

hard return

hard rocker

hard rockers

hard row to hoe

hard rows to hoe

hard rubber

hard sauce

hard sauces

hard sectored

hard sectoring

hard sells

hard skills

hard space

hard spaces

hard starts

hard steel

hard steels

hard stops

hard swearing

hard tack

hard tacks

hard tag

hard tech

hard tick

hard ticks

hard times

hard token

hard truth

hard ware

hard waters

hard wheat

hard wheats

hard wired

hard

hard-and-fast

Hardanger fiddle

hard-arse

hard-as-nails

hard-ass

hard-assed

hardasses

hardback

hardbacked

hardbacks

hardbag

hardbake

hardbakes

hardball

hardballer

hardballers

hardballs

hardbeam

hardbeams

hardbill

hard-bill

hardbills

hard-bills

hard-bitten

hardboard

hardboards

hardbody

hard-boil

hard-boiled

hardbound

hard-bound

hard-by

hard-c

hard-candies

hard-candy

hardcard

hard-case

hard-cheese

hard-cider

hardcode

hard-code

hardcoded

hardcodes

hard-codes

hardcoding

hard-coding

hardcodings

hard-codings

hardcopies

hard-copies

hardcopy

hardcore punk

hardcore techno

hardcore

hardcore-porn

hardcore-pornography

hard-count

hardcourt

hardcourts

hardcover

hardcovered

hardcovers

harddisk

hard-disk-drives

harddisks

hard-disks

hard-done-by

harddrive

hard-drives

hard-drop

hard-drops

hard-easy effect

hard-easy effects

hard-edge painting

hardedge

hard-edge

hard-edged

hardel

hardels

harden one's neck

harden

hardenabilities

hardenability

hardenable

hardened

hardener

hardeners

hardenest

hardeneth

hardening of the arteries

hardening

hardenings

hardenite

hardens

harden-someone-s-heart

harder than Chinese math

harder

Harderian glands

harderian-gland

harders

hard-favoured

hard-featured

hard-feelings

hardfern

hardferns

hardfisted

hard-fisted

hard-freeze

hard-freezes

hard-g

hard-gainer

hardgoods

hardground

hardgrounds

hardhack

hardhacks

hardhanded

hard-handed

hardhat

hard-hat

hardhats

hard-hats

hardhead sponge

hardhead

hard-head

hardheaded

hard-headed

hardheadedly

hardheadedness

hardheads

hardhearted

hard-hearted

hardheartedly

hardheartedness

hard-hit

hard-hitting

hardicanute

hardihead

hardihood

hardily

hardiment

hardiments

hardiness

hardinesses

harding warren gamaliel

harding

hardish

hardiship

hardkill

hard-landscaping

hard-lemonade

hard-line

hard-liner

hardliners

hard-liners

hardlines

hard-lines

hard-liquor

hard-luck

hardly

hardman

hard-maple

hard-matte

hardmen

hard-money

hard-mouthed

hard-multum

hard-mutation

hardness of hearing

hardness

hardnesses

hard-news

hard-nosed

hard-nuts-to-crack

hard-nut-to-crack

hardo bread

hardock

hardocks

hard-of-hearing

hard-of-thinking

hard-on

hardons

hard-ons

hard-on-the-eyes

hardpack

hardpacked

hard-palate

hard-palates

hardpan

hardpans

hardphone

hard-pill-to-swallow

hardpoint

hardpoints

hard-pressed

hard-put

hard-redirect

hardrive

hard-rock

hard-roe

hards

hardscape

hardscapes

hard-science

hard-science-fiction

hard-sciences

hardscrabble

hard-sell

hard-set

hard-shell crab

hard-shell

hard-shelled clam

hard-shelled crab

hardship post

hardship posts

hardship

hardships

hard-shoulder

hard-shoulders

hard-sign

hard-signs

hard-skill

hard-sledding

hardsport

hardsports

hard-spun

hardstand

hardstanding

hard-start

hardstone

hardstones

hard-stop

hardstyle

hardtack

hardtacks

hardtail

hardtails

hard-time

hardtop

hardtops

hard-up

hard-war

hardware abstraction layer

hardware acceleration

hardware accelerator

hardware appliance

hardware as a service

hardware attacks paper by ishai, sahai, and wagner

hardware circuit

hardware dependence

hardware dependent

hardware disease

hardware engineer

hardware failure

hardware firewall

hardware handshake

hardware independence

hardware independent

hardware interface

hardware interrupt

hardware key

hardware monitor

hardware platform

hardware profile

hardware rendering

hardware rip

hardware scaling

hardware setup

hardware t&l

hardware token

hardware virtual machine

hardware virtual memory

hardware virtualization

hardware vulnerabilities

hardware wallet

hardware

hardware-cloth

hardware-cloths

hardware-description-language

hardware-description-languages

hardware-in-the-loop

hardwareless

hardwareman

hardwaremen

hardware-store

hardware-stores

hard-water

hardwearing

hardwire

hard-wire

hardwired

hardwires

hard-wires

hardwiring

hard-wiring

hardwon

hard-won

hardwood

hardwoods

hard-work

hardworking

hard-working

hardworkingly

hardworkingness

hardy g(odfrey) h(arold)

hardy kiwi

hardy oliver

hardy thomas

hardy

hard-yakka

hardyan

hard-yards

hardyesque

hardy-har-har

hardyhead

hardy-hole

hardy-holes

hardyi

Hardy-Ramanujan number

hardystonite

Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium

hardy-weinberg law

Hardy-Weinberg principle

hare kangaroos

hare lips

hare scrambles

hare

hare-and-hounds

harebell

harebells

harebrained

hare-brained

hared

hareem

harefeet

harefoot

hare-hearted

harehound

harehounds

hare-kangaroo

hare-krishna

hare-krishnas

hareld

harelds

harelike

harelip

hare-lip

harelipped

harelips

harem

haremlik

haremlike

harem-pants

harems

harem-trousers

harengiform

hare's ear

hare's foot

hares

hare-scramble

hare-s-lettuce

harestail

hare-s-tail

harestails

harewood

harezm

harezmian

harezmians

hargeisa

Hargrave kite

hargreaves alison

hargreaves james

hargreaves

hari rud

hari

hariali-grass

hariana

haricot

haricot-bean

haricot-beans

haridashi

haridwar

harier

hariers

harijan

harikambhoji

hari-kari

harikatha

harimanage

haring keith

haring

haringey

hariolation

hariolations

haripur

harish

harissa

harissas

hark who's talking

hark

harkara

harkaras

hark-back

harked back

harked

harken

harken-back

harkened

harkening

harkens back

harkens

harkerite

harki

harking back

harking

harkis

harks back

harks

harl

harlan john marshall

harlan

harlani

Harlan's ground sloth

Harlan's ground sloths

harle

harlee

harlem renaissance

harlem river

harlem

harlemer

harlemers

harlemite

harlemites

harlem-sunset

harlem-sunsets

harlequin bug

harlequin bugs

harlequin cabbage bug

harlequin cabbage bugs

harlequin ice cream

harlequin snake

harlequin

harlequinade

harlequinades

harlequin-duck

harlequin-ducks

harlequined

harlequinesque

harlequining

harlequins

harles

harley

harley-davidson

harley-davidsons

harleys

harley-street

harlingii

harlot

harloted

harloting

harlotries

harlotry

harlots

harlotted

harlotting

harlow jean

harls

harm principle

harm to property

harm

harmable

harmal

harmala alkaloids

harmaline

harmalol

harman

harmane

harmattan

harmattans

harmdoing

harmed

harmel

harmest

harmeth

harmful radiation

harmful

harmfull

harmfuller

harmfully

harmfulness

harmine

harming

harmless error

harmless

harmlessly

harmlessness

harmolodic

harmolodics

harmon

harmonia

harmonic adapter

harmonic analyzers

harmonic balancer

harmonic balancers

harmonic distortion

harmonic engine

harmonic engines

harmonic means

harmonic motion

harmonic progression

harmonic progressions

harmonic proportion

harmonic proportions

harmonic tremors

harmonic

harmonica

harmonical

harmonically

harmonically-bound

harmonic-analysis

harmonic-analyzer

harmonicas

harmonic-bounding

harmonic-function

harmonic-functions

harmonicist

harmonicists

harmonicity

harmonick

harmonic-mean

harmonic-minor-scale

harmonic-minor-scales

harmonic-number

harmonic-numbers

harmonicon

harmonicons

harmonic-oscillator

harmonic-oscillators

harmonics

harmonic-series

harmonic-tremor

harmonies

harmonious

harmoniously

harmoniousness

harmonisation

harmonisations

harmonise

harmonised

harmoniser

harmonisers

harmonising

harmonist

harmonistic

harmonists

harmonite

harmonites

harmonium

harmoniums

harmonizabilities

harmonizability

harmonizable

harmonization

harmonizations

harmonize

harmonized

harmonizer

harmonizers

harmonizes

harmonizeth

harmonizing

harmonizingly

harmonograph

harmonographs

harmony

harmost

harmosts

harmotome

harms

harm-s-way

Harnack's curve theorem

harnass

harnassed

harnasses

harnassing

harness hitch

harness loop

harness loops

harness race

harness

harnessable

harness-bend

harness-bends

harness-cask

harness-casks

harnessed

harnesser

harnessers

harnesses

harnessest

harnesseth

harnessing

harnessings

harnesslike

harnessmaker

harnessmakers

harness-racing

harness-saddle

harness-saddles

harney basin

harney peak

harnpan

harn-pan

harns

harnt

harold i

harold ii

harold

haroldian

harolds

haroon

haroset

haroseth

haroun

harp guitar

harp guitarist

harp guitarists

harp guitars

harp of David

harp on the same string

harp on

harp shackles

harp

harpactes

harpagiferid

harpagiferids

harpagon

harpagons

harpagus

harpagus-bidentatus

harpagus-diodon

harpalejeunea

harpalinae

harpanthus

harp-closure

harp-closures

harped on

harped

harpenden

harper stephen joseph

harper

harperite

harperites

harpers ferry

harpers

harpetida

harpia

harpia-harpyja

harpid

harpids

harpies

harping Johnny

harping on

harping

harping-iron

harping-irons

harpings

harpist

harpists

harplike

harp-on-one-string

harpoon fork

harpoon forks

harpoon gun

harpoon

harpooned

harpooneer

harpooneers

harpooner

harpooners

harpooning

harpoons

harpress

harps of David

harps on

harps

harp-seal

harp-seals

harp-shackle

harp-shell

harp-shells

harpsichon

harpsichons

harpsichord

harpsichordist

harpsichordists

harpsichordlike

harpsichords

harpstring

harpstrings

harput

harpy

harpy-bat

harpy-bats

harpy-eagle

harpy-eagles

harpyhaliaetus

harpyhaliaetus-coronatus

harpyhaliaetus-solitarius

harpyish

harpylike

harpyopsis

harpyopsis-novaeguineae

harq

harquebus

harquebuse

harquebuses

harquebusses

harquebuze

harquebuzes

harr

harrage

harraged

harrages

harraging

harran

harrapan

harrapans

harras

harrases

harrass

harrassed

harre

harrell

harrellson

harrelson

harrer heinrich

harridan

harridans

harried

harrier

harriers

harries

harriet

harriets

harriette

harriman

harrimaniid

harrimaniids

harrington

harringtonines

harringtons

harriot

harris benjamin

harris joel chandler

harris roy ellsworth

harris tweed

harris zellig sabbetai

harris

harrisburg

harrisii

harrison benjamin

harrison george

harrison peter

harrison reginald carey

harrison william henry

harrison

harrisonburg

harrisonite

harrodian

Harrod-Johnson diagram

harrogate

harrold

harrovian

harrovians

harrow

harrowed up

harrowed

harrower

harrowers

harrowest

harroweth

harrowing

harrowingly

harrowing-of-hell

harrowings-of-hell

harrow-on-the-hill

harrows

harrs

harrumph

harrumphed

harrumpher

harrumphers

harrumphing

harrumphingly

harrumphs

harry

harry-hun

harrying of hell

harrying

harse

harses

harsh one's mellow

harsh

Harshad number

Harshad numbers

harshed

harshen

harshened

harshening

harshens

harshes

harshing

harshly

harshness

harshnesses

harslet

harstigite

hart lorenz milton

hart moss

hart of grease

hart

hartal

hartals

hartbeest

hartbeests

harte (francis) bret

harte

hartebeest

hartebeests

harten

hartertula

hartford

harth

hartlaubius

Hartle-Hawking states

hartle-hawking-state

Hartlepool monkey

hartlepool

hartlepudlian

hartlepudlians

Hartley transform

hartley

hartleyan

hartman

hartmanian

hartmann

hartmannellid

hartmannellids

hartmannian

hartmann's operation

Hartmann's procedure

Hartmann's solution

hartnup disease

Hartogs numbers

hartogs-number

Hart's line

harts of grease

hart's tongues

harts

hart-s-clover

hart-scott-rodino act

hart-s-ear

hartshorn

hartshorned

hartshorning

hartshorns

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haussmannian

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haustellate

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haustoria

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haustoriid

haustoriids

haustorium

haustra

haustral contraction

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havasupai

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havdala

havdalah

havdoloh

have (something) going for one

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have one's tail up

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have-got-someone-s-back

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have-had-it-up-to-here

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have-in-mind

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have-it-both-ways

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have-it-going-on

have-it-in-for

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have-it-your-way

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have-legs

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haveli

havelock

havelockian

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have-mercy

have-more-chins-than-a-chinese-phone-book

haven

havenae

havenage

havened

havener

haveners

havening

havenless

have-no-idea

have-not province

have-not

have-nots

havens

haven-t

have-on

have-one-foot-on-a-banana-peel

have-one-s-cake-and-eat-it-too

have-one-s-ducks-in-a-row

have-one-s-ears-lowered

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have-one-s-finger-on-the-pulse

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have-one-s-hands-full

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have-one-s-heart-in-the-right-place

have-one-s-heart-set-on

have-one-s-heart-set-upon

have-one-s-money-s-worth

have-one-s-name-on-it

have-one-s-name-taken

have-one-s-number-on-it

have-one-s-tubes-tied

have-one-s-way

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have-one-s-weetabix

have-one-s-wicked-way

have-one-s-wits-about-one

have-one-s-work-cut-out-for-one

have-other-fish-to-fry

haveour

haver

havercosine

havercosines

have-reason

havered

haverhill-fever

havering

havers

haversack

haversacks

haversed-sine

Haversian systems

haversian

haversian-canal

haversian-canals

haversian-system

haversin

haversine

haversines

haves

have-second-thoughts

have-seen-better-days

have-seen-one-s-day

have-sex

have-someone-by-the-balls

have-someone-by-the-short-and-curlies

have-someone-by-the-short-hairs

have-someone-going

have-someone-on

have-someone-s-back

have-someone-s-blood-on-one-s-head

have-someone-s-guts-for-garters

have-someone-s-hide

have-someone-s-number

have-something-to-eat

havest

have-t

have-the-biscuit

have-the-blues

have-the-floor

have-the-goods-on

have-the-hots-for

have-the-last-laugh

have-the-painters-in

have-the-run-of

have-the-tiger-by-the-tail

have-the-time

have-the-time-of-one-s-life

have-the-wind-up

have-the-wolf-by-the-ear

have-the-world-by-the-bag

have-the-world-by-the-balls

have-the-world-by-the-neck

have-the-world-by-the-nuts

have-the-world-by-the-tail

have-the-world-by-the-testicles

have-the-world-on-a-string

have-tickets-on-oneself

have-time

have-to

have-to-do-with-the-price-of-fish

have-to-try-twice-as-hard-just-to-stay-standing

have-truck-with

have-up

have-van-gogh-s-ear-for-music

have-words

have-you-got-the-time

have-young

havier

haviers

havildar

havildars

havin

having a bath

having a bun in the oven

having a dog and barking oneself

having a hand in

having a point

having a wild hair to

having an affair

having blood on one's hands

having got

having it bad

having it coming

having it in for

having it out

having more chins than a Chinese phonebook

having one's cake and eating it

having one's day in court

having one's ears pinned back

having one's fingers in many pies

having the dirts with

having the drop on

having the painters in

having words

having

having-a-clue

having-a-good-one

having-a-mind-like-a-sieve

having-another-think-coming

having-a-wank

having-a-word

having-eyes-bigger-than-one-s-stomach

having-had-it

having-it

having-it-going-on

having-it-off

having-kittens

havingness

having-on

having-one-s-finger-on-the-pulse

having-one-s-fingers-on-the-pulse

havings

having-said-that

having-sex

having-someone-on

having-someone-s-back

having-time

having-to

havior

haviour

havoc

havoced

havocing

havocked

havocking

havocs

Havre de Grace

havre

haw river

haw

hawaii standard time

hawaii

hawai-i

hawaii-aleutian standard time

Hawaiian applique

hawaiian guitar

hawaiian islands

Hawaiian pizza

Hawaiian roll

Hawaiian sling

Hawaiian steak

Hawaiian time

hawaiian

hawai-ian

hawaiian-goose

hawaiian-hawk

hawaiian-hawks

hawaiianness

hawaiian-pidgin

hawaiians

hawai-ians

hawaiian-shirt

hawaiian-shirts

hawaii-pidgin-sign-language

hawaiite

hawaiites

hawala

hawaladar

haw-and-gee

haway

hawberk

hawberks

hawcubite

hawcubites

hawe

hawebake

hawed

hawes

hawfinch

hawfinches

haw-haw

hawick

hawing

hawings

hawiye

hawiyes

hawk

hawk-beaked

hawkbill

hawk-billed

hawkbills

hawkbit

hawkbits

hawk-boy

hawk-boys

hawke bay

hawke

hawked

hawker centre

hawker centres

hawker

hawkers

hawkes

hawkey

hawkeye

hawk-eye

hawk-eyed

hawkeyes

hawkeye-state

hawkfish

hawkfishes

hawkie

hawkies

hawkin

Hawking energy

hawking stephen william

hawking

hawking-radiation

Hawking's paradox

hawkings

hawkins coleman randolph

hawkins john

hawkins

hawkinsin

hawkinsinuria

hawkish

hawkishly

hawkishness

hawklike

hawkling

hawklings

hawkmoth

hawk-moth

hawkmoths

hawk-moths

hawknose

hawk-nose

hawknoses

hawk-noses

hawknuts

hawk-owl

hawk-owls

hawks howard winchester

hawks

hawksbeard

hawk's-beard

hawksbill sea turtle

hawksbill

hawksbills

hawksbill-turtle

hawksbill-turtles

hawkshaw

hawkshaws

hawksian

hawksmoor

hawkubite

hawkubites

hawkweed

hawkweeds

hawky

hawkyns

hawleyite

hawm

hawmed

hawming

hawms

haworth (walter) norman

Haworth projection

haworth

haworthia

haws

hawse timbers

hawse

hawsehole

hawseholes

hawsepipe

hawse-pipe

hawsepipes

hawse-pipes

hawser

hawser-iron

hawser-irons

hawser-laid

hawser-laid-rope

hawser-laid-ropes

hawsers

hawse-timber

hawsmith

hawson

hawt

hawthorn berry

hawthorn tree

hawthorn

Hawthorne effects

hawthorne nathaniel

hawthorne

hawthornean

hawthorne-effect

hawthorneite

hawthornian

hawthorns

hawthorny

hawts

hax

hax0r

haxie

haxonite

haxonites

haxor

haxored

haxoring

haxors

haxx0r

haxx0rs

haxxor

haxxors

hay bed

hay beds

hay day

hay devils

hay john milton

hay loft

hay net

hay nets

hay rides

hay river

hay tea

hay wagons

hay

haya

hayakawa s(amuel) i(chiye)

hayami, masaru

hayasa

hayasan

hayasans

hay-asthma

haybale

haybales

haybarn

haybarns

haybird

haybirds

haybote

haycart

haycarts

haycation

haycations

haycock

haycockite

haycocks

hayday

hayden robert

hayden

hay-devil

haydn franz joseph

haydn

hayduck

hayducks

hayduk

hayduks

haye

hayed

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haymows

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haynes

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hayrides

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HDBaseT-IP

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hdml

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hdqrs

hdr 10

HDR for photos

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hdr10

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hdsl2

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hdt

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hdtv

hd-tvi

hdv

hdvi

hdx

he he he

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he that mischief hatches, mischief catches

he who digs a pit for others falls in himself

he who laughs last laughs hardest

he who pays the piper calls the tune

he who sups with the devil should have a long spoon

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Headington stone

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heads and thraws

heads in the clouds

heads in the sand

Heads of Ayr

heads of steam

Heads of the Valleys Road

heads

headsail

headsails

headscarf

head-scarf

headscarfed

headscarved

headscarves

head-scratcher

head-scratchers

head-scratching

heads-down tribe

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headshells

headship

headships

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headshots

headshrinker

head-shrinker

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head-shrinkers

headshunt

headshunts

head-shy

heads-i-win-tails-you-lose

headslapper

headslappers

headsman

headsmen

heads-of-agreement

heads-off

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heads-of-the-bill

heads-of-the-bills

heads-or-harps

heads-or-tails

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headspace

headspaces

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headstead

headstock

headstocks

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headsup display

heads-up display

heads-up

heads-up-displays

heads-ups

heads-will-roll

head-tax

headteacher

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head-to-toe

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headtube

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head-up display

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head-up-displays

head-voice

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headyard

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heah

heal

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-heald

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health care-associated infection

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996

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healthism

healthkit

healthless

healthlessness

health-related fitness

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healthspan

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healthward

health-warning

health-warnings

healthwise

healthy as a horse

healthy diet

healthy

healthy-participant-effect

heal-up

heam

hean

heaney seamus justin

heaney

heanling

heanlings

heap coals of fire on someone's head

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heap on

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heap

heapability

heapable

heaped

heaper

heapers

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heapeth

heapily

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heapsort

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heap-up

heapy

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hear-both-sides

heard from

heard island

heard

heardest

heard-island-and-mcdonald-islands

heardst

heare

heared

hearer

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hear-hear

hearie

hearies

hearin

hearing carry over

hearing dogs

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hearing-aid

hearing-aids

hearing-dog

hearing-ear dogs

hearing-ear-dog

hearing-impaired

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hearing-trumpet

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hearkener

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hearkeneth

hearkening back

hearkening

hearkens back

hearkens

hearn lafcadio

hearn

hear-on-the-grapevine

hear-out

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hears

hearsal

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hearsay

hearsays

hearse

hearsecloth

hearsecloths

hearsed

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hearses

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hearsomeness

hearst william randolph

hearst

hear-st

heart and hand

heart as big as Phar Lap

heart babies

heart baby

heart balm

heart balms

heart bond

heart bonds

heart breakers

heart cam

heart cams

heart check

heart checks

heart cherry

heart clover

heart clovers

heart disease

heart diseases

heart lines

heart murmur

heart murmurs

heart neckline

heart note

heart notes

Heart of Dixie

heart of palm

heart rate monitors

heart rates

heart river

heart sound

heart sounds

heart starter

heart starters

heart surgeons

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heart valves

heart wheel

heart wheels

heart

heartache

heartaches

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heartachingly

heartachy

heartake

heart-and-soul

heart-attack

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heartbalm

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heartbond

heartbreak grass

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heartbreaker

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hearten

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heartfeltness

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heartfulness

heartfuls

heartgrief

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hearth

heart-hand disease

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heart-healthy

hear-the-grass-grow

hearthflame

hearthflames

hear-things

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hearthplace

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hear-through-the-grapevine

hearthrug

hearthrugs

hearths

hearthside

hearthsides

hearthstone

hearthstoned

hearthstones

hearthstoning

hearth-tax

hearties

heartily

heartiness

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heartings

heartland

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heartleaf

heart-leaf

heartleaves

heartless

heartlessly

heartlessness

heartlet

heartlets

heartlike

heartline

heart-line

heartlines

heartling

heartlings

heart-lung machine

heartnut

heart-of-glass

heart-of-gold

heart-of-hearts

heart-of-oak

heart-of-stone

heartpea

heart-pounding

heart-poundingly

heartquake

heartquakes

heart-rate

heart-rate-monitor

heart-rending

heartrendingly

heart-rendingly

heart-rot

hearts and flowers

hearts and rounds

heart's blood

heart's desire

hearts of glass

hearts of hearts

hearts of oak

hearts of palm

hearts of stone

hearts

hearts-and-minds

heart-searching

heartsease

heartseases

heartseed

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heartshaped

heart-shaped

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heartsickness

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heartsink-patient

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heartsinks

hearts-of-gold

heartsome

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heartstopper

heartstoppers

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heartstoppingly

heart-stoppingly

heart-stricken

heartstring

heartstrings

heart-strings

heart-struck

heart-surgeon

heartswelling

heartthrob

heartthrobs

heart-to-heart

heart-urchin

heart-urchins

heart-valve

heartwarmer

heart-warmer

heartwarmers

heartwarming

heart-warming

heartwarmingly

heart-whole

heartwood

heartwoods

heartworm

heartworms

heartwrenching

hearty as a buck

hearty

hear-ye

he-ass

he-asses

heast

heat apoplexy

heat bank

heat banks

heat barrier

heat conductances

heat conductivities

heat dumps

heat energy

heat exhaustion

heat fusing

heat gun

heat guns

heat indexes

heat intolerances

heat island

heat islands

heat lamps

heat lightning

heat map

heat of combustion

heat of passion

heat paste

heat pipe

heat plot

heat prostration

heat rash

heat rashes

heat rub

heat rubs

heat shock protein

heat shock

heat shrink

heat sink paste

heat sink

heat stress

heat strokes

heat sync

heat through

heat transfer compound

heat vision

heat

heatable

heat-capacities

heat-capacity

heat-conductance

heat-conduction

heat-conductivity

heat-death

heat-death-of-the-universe

heat-deaths

heat-detector

heat-detectors

heat-dump

heate

heated

heatedly

heated-up

heat-engine

heat-engines

heater

heaters

heatest

heateth

heat-exchanger

heat-exchangers

Heath and Holmewood

heath aster

heath cock

heath cocks

heath edward richard george

heath family

heath hen

heath hens

heath pea

heath peas

heath rush

heath woodrush

heath

heat-haze

heat-hazes

heathbird

heathclad

heathcropper

heathcroppers

heathen

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heatheness

heathenesse

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heathenish

heathenishly

heathenishness

heathenism

heathenisms

heathenize

heathenized

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heathenly

heathenness

heathenry

heathens

heather ale

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heather vole

heather voles

heather

heather-bell

heathered

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heather-mixture

heathers

heathery

Heathfield and Waldron

heath-fritillaries

heath-fritillary

heathland

heathlands

heathlike

heath-robinson

heath-robinsonian

heathrow

heathrow-injection

heaths

heathy

heat-index

heat-indices

heating degree day

heating oil

heating oils

heating pad

heating

heatingly

heatings

heating-up

heat-intolerance

heat-lamp

heatless

heatlessly

heatlessness

heatmap

heatmaps

heat-maps

heat-of-fusion

heat-of-reaction

heat-of-vaporization

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heatproofed

heatproofing

heatproofs

heat-pump

heat-pumps

heat-resistant

heatronic

heats of fusion

heats of reaction

heats of vaporization

heats

heat-seal

heat-sealed

heat-sealing

heat-seals

heatseeker

heatseekers

heatshield

heat-shield

heatshields

heat-shields

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heat-sinks

heatstroke

heat-stroke

heatstrokes

heatsunk

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heat-transfer

heat-transfers

heat-treat

heat-up

heatwave

heat-wave

heatwaves

heat-waves

heauen

heauenly

heauens

heaume

heautoscopic

heautoscopy

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heave into sight

heave into view

heave offering

heave offerings

heave the log

heave

heaved to

heaved

heave-ho

heave-in-sight

heaven helps those that help themselves

heaven of heavens

heaven only knows

heaven spot

heaven trees

heaven

heavenes

heaven-forbid

heaven-forfend

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heaven-knows

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heavenlily

heavenliness

heavenlinesses

heavenly bamboo

heavenly bamboos

heavenly birthday

heavenly birthdays

heavenly

heavenly-bodies

heavenly-body

heavenly-father

heavenlyminded

heavenly-stem

heavenly-stems

heavenly-virtues

heaveno

heaven-on-a-stick

heavenric

heavens to Murgatroyd

heavens

heavens-above

heaven-sent

heavens-to-betsy

heaven-tree

heavenward

heavenwards

heaver

heavers

heaves in view

heaves into sight

heaves into view

heaves to

heaves

heaves-in-sight

heavest

heaveth

heave-to

heavied

heavier-than-air

heavies

heavily

heaviness

heavinesses

heaving in view

heaving into sight

heaving into view

heaving to

heaving

heaving-in-sight

heaving-line-bend

heaving-line-bends

heavings

heaviside layer

Heaviside unit functions

Heaviside's dolphin

heaviside-unit-function

heavisome

heav-n

heav-nly

heav-ns

heavy air freight carrier

heavy artillery

heavy as a dead donkey

heavy breathing

heavy cake

heavy cakes

heavy carrier

heavy cavalries

heavy cavalry

heavy chain

heavy client

heavy clients

heavy creams

heavy cross to bear

heavy crude

heavy cruisers

heavy glass

heavy glasses

heavy heart

heavy hearts

heavy hitter

heavy hitters

heavy lifting

heavy machinery

heavy marching order

heavy metal

heavy metals

heavy mob

heavy particle

heavy petting

heavy rail

heavy sinks

heavy spar

heavy spars

heavy wet

heavy with child

heavy

heavy-cream

heavy-cruiser

heavy-drinkers

heavy-duty

heavy-duty-vehicle

heavy-footed moa

heavy-footed

heavy-going

heavy-goods-vehicle

heavy-goods-vehicles

heavy-handed

heavy-handedly

heavy-handedness

heavy-hearted

heavy-hydrogen

heavy-industry

heavying

heavy-ion

heavy-ions

heavyish

heavy-laden

heavy-legs

heavy-metally

heavy-metal-umlaut

heavy-metal-umlauts

heavy-roller

heavy-rollers

heavys

heavyset

heavy-set

heavy-sink

heavy-tail

heavy-tailed

heavy-tails

heavy-water

heavyweight

heavyweights

heazlewoodite

heb

hebb

hebbian

hebbosome

hebbosomes

hebb-s-rule

hebdomad

hebdomadal

hebdomadally

hebdomadaries

hebdomadary

hebdomadiversary

hebdomads

hebdomum

hebe

hebei

heben

hebene

hebenon

hebephile

hebephiles

hebephilia

hebephilic

hebephrenia

hebephrenic

heberden

Heberden's node

Heberden's nodes

hebes

hebesphenomegacorona

hebetate

hebetated

hebetates

hebetating

hebetation

hebete

hebetic

hebetude

hebetudes

hebetudinous

he-bitch

he-bitches

hebr.

hebraic

hebraica veritas

hebraically

hebraicization

hebraicize

hebraicized

hebraicizes

hebraicizing

hebraism

hebraist

hebraistic

hebraistically

hebraists

hebraization

hebraizations

hebraize

hebraized

hebraizes

hebraizing

hebran

hebrans

hebrean

hebreish

hebrephrenic

hebrephrenics

hebrew calendar

hebrew

hebrew-aramaic

hebrew-aramaic-scriptures

hebrewdom

hebrewess

hebrewesses

hebrews

hebrew-scriptures

hebrician

hebricians

hebrid

hebridean

hebrideans

hebrides

hebridian

hebridians

hebrids

hebron

hec

hecabe

he-cat

hecate

hecate-strait

hecatine

hecato

hecatologue

hecatomb

hecatombs

hecatonicosachora

hecatonicosachoron

hecatonicosachorons

he-cats

hecdecane

hechsher

hechsherim

hechshers

hecht ben

hechtian-strand

hechtian-strands

hechtsbergite

heck board

heck boards

Heck cattle

heck no

heck of a

Heck reaction

Heck reactions

heck

hecka

heckelphone

heckelphones

heckle

heckled

heckler

hecklers

heckler-s-veto

heckles

heckling

hecks no

hecks

heckuva

heckuva-job

he-could-be-her-father

hect

hectagon

hectagons

hectarage

hectarages

hectare

hectares

hectic

hectically

hectick

hecticks

hecticness

hectics

hectivities

hectivity

hecto-

hectoamp

hectoampere

hectoamperes

hectoamps

hectobecquerel

hectocotyli

hectocotylized

hectocotylus

hectogon

hectogons

hectogram

hectogramme

hectogrammes

hectograms

hectograph

hectographs

hectokatal

hectokatals

hectokilo

hectoliter

hectoliters

hectolitre

hectolitres

hectometer

hectometers

hectometre

hectometres

hectopascal

hectopsyllid

hectopsyllids

hector

hectored

hectorfloresite

hectoring

hectoringly

hectorings

hectorite

hectorites

hectorly

hectors

hectosecond

hectoseconds

hectostere

hectosteres

hectour

hectowatt

hectowatt-hour

hectowatts

hecuba

he-d

-hed

he-dating

he-datings

heddle

heddled

heddle-hook

heddle-hooks

heddles

heddling

-hede

hedelfinger

hedenbergite

hedenbergites

heder

hedera

hederaceous

hederagenin

hederas

hederate

hederated

hederates

hederating

hederic-acid

hederiform

Hedetniemi's conjecture

hedge bindweeds

hedge creeper

hedge creepers

hedge fund

hedge hyssop

hedge in

hedge marriage

hedge marriages

hedge maze

hedge mazes

hedge mustard

hedge parson

hedge parsons

hedge priests

hedge ratio

hedge school

hedge schools

hedge sermon

hedge sermons

hedge warbler

hedge warblers

hedge

hedgeapple

hedgeapples

hedgeberries

hedgeberry

hedge-bindweed

hedgeborn

hedgebote

hedgebotes

hedgecock

hedgecox

hedged

hedged-one-s-bets

hedge-funds

hedge-garlic

hedgehog cacti

hedgehog cactus

hedgehog plant

hedgehog plants

hedgehog thistle

hedgehog

hedgehoglike

hedgehogs

hedgehog-signalling-pathway

hedgehop

hedge-hop

hedgehopped

hedgehopping

hedgehops

hedgeless

hedgelike

hedge-one-s-bets

hedgepig

hedgepigs

hedge-priest

hedger

hedgerow

hedgerows

hedgers

hedges

hedges-one-s-bets

hedge-sparrow

hedge-sparrows

hedge-tree

hedge-trees

hedge-trimmer

hedge-trimmers

hedgie

hedgies

hedging

hedging-bill

hedgingly

hedging-one-s-bets

hedgy

hedis

hedley

hedleyite

hedon

hedonal

hedone

hedonic

hedonically

hedonic-calculus

hedonic-damages

hedonics

hedonism

hedonisms

hedonist

hedonistic

hedonistically

hedonistic-calculus

hedonists

he-double-hockey-sticks

he-double-l

he-double-toothpicks

hedra

hedral

hedrick

hedron

heds

hedt

he-d-ve

hedwig

hedydipna

hedylid

hedylids

hedyphane

hedysareae

hedysarum

hee hawed

hee hawing

hee hee hee

hee

heebeegeebees

heebee-geebees

heebeejeebees

heebee-jeebees

heebie-jeebies

heebyjeebies

heeby-jeebies

heebyjeebys

heeby-jeebys

heed

heeded

heedest

heedeth

heedful

heedfull

heedfully

heedfulness

heedily

heeding

heedless

heedlessly

heedlessness

heeds

heedy

heeey

heegaard

heegaard-decomposition

heegaard-decompositions

heegaard-splitting

heegaard-splittings

Heegner number

Heegner numbers

Heegner point

Heegner points

heehaw

hee-haw

heehawed

heehawing

heehaws

hee-haws

hee-hee

heel bones

heel pad syndrome

heel palm

heel palms

heel ring

heel rings

heel stick

heel strike

heel strikes

heel turn

heel turns

heel/face turn

heel

heel-and-toe

heelball

heelbone

heel-bone

heelbones

heeld

heeled

heeled-over

heeler

heelers

heelflip

heel-hook

heel-hooks

heelies

heeling

heeling-over

heelless

heel-lift

heel-lifts

heel-over

heelpiece

heelpieces

heelplate

heelpost

heelposts

heelprint

heelprints

heelproof

heels

heelside

heels-over

heeltap

heeltapped

heeltapping

heeltaps

heelwork

heelys

heep

heeps

heer

heerd

heere

heered

heerefore

heerfoer

Heerfordt syndrome

Heesch number

Heesch numbers

Heesch's problem

heeze

hef

hefei

hefemale

hefemales

hefeweizen

hefeweizens

heffalump

heffalumps

heffern

Hefner lamp

hefnerian

hefs

heft

hefted

heftily

heftiness

hefting

hefts

hefty

hegari

hegel georg wilhelm friedrich

hegel

hegelese

hegelian

hegelianism

hegelianisms

hegelians

hegelism

hegemon

hegemone

hegemonic

hegemonical

hegemonically

hegemonies

hegemonise

hegemonised

hegemonises

hegemonising

hegemonism

hegemonist

hegemonistic

hegemonists

hegemonize

hegemonized

hegemonizes

hegemonizing

hegemons

hegemony

hegetotheriid

hegetotheriids

hegge

hegges

hegira

hegiras

he-goat

he-goats

hegumen

heh

hehe

hei hei salt

hei

heiau

heiaus

heidegger martin

heidegger

heideggerian

heideite

heidelberg man

Heidelberg men

heidelberg

heiden eric

heidi

heidornite

heiduc

heiduck

heiducks

heiducs

heiduk

heiduks

HEIF

heifer

heiferette

heiferettes

heifers

heifetz jascha

heifetz

heigh

heigh-ho

heigho

height fear

height fears

height money

height of land

height speaker

height to paper

height

height-above-average-terrain

heighten

heightened

heightener

heighteners

heightenest

heighteneth

heightening

heightenings

heightens

heightfield

heightfields

heighth

heighths

heightism

heightist

heightists

heightless

heightmap

heightmaps

heights above average terrain

heights to paper

heights

heightwise

heigth

heihe

heijunka box

heil

heilbronn

heiligenschein

heilongjiang

heilong-jiang

heils

heilsgeschichte

heimdall

heimish

heimlich-maneuver

heimlich-maneuvers

heimlich-manoeuver

heim-theory

heimweh

hein

heine heinrich

heine

heine-borel-theorem

heinie

heinies

heinlein robert anson

heinleinian

heinous

heinously

heinousness

heinrichi

heinrichia

heinrichite

Heinz body

heinz henry john

heinz

heir at law

heir by custom

heir

heir-apparent

heirdom

heire

heires

heiress

heiresses

heir-general

heirhead

heirheads

heirless

heirloom

heirlooms

heirophant

heirophants

heir-presumptive

heirs and successors

heirs at law

heirs by custom

heirs general

heirs

heirs-apparent

heirship

heirs-presumptive

Heisenberg cut

Heisenberg cuts

Heisenberg group

Heisenberg picture

Heisenberg pictures

Heisenberg principle

heisenberg werner karl

heisenberg

heisenberg-uncertainty-principle

heisenbug

heisenbugs

heishi

heist

heisted

heisting

heists

heita

hejab

hejabs

hejaz

hejira

hejiras

hejtmanite

hekabe

hekate

hekla

hekto-

hektograph

hektographs

hel bent

hel

he-l

hela cell

hela

helappi

helas

hélas

helatrobus

helcionellid

helcionellids

helcoid

helcology

helcomyzid

helcomyzids

held a mirror to

held against

held aloft

held balls

held down

held it together

held on

held the ring

held together

held up a mirror to

held up as

held water

held

held-a-candle

held-back

held-ball

heldentenor

heldentenors

held-fire

held-off

held-out

held-true

held-up

hele

heleia

heleid

heleids

helen of troy

helen

helena

helenae

helene

helenin

helenium

helens

helenus

heleomyzid

heleomyzids

heleophrynid

heleophrynids

heleoplankton

helepole

helepoles

helepolis

heleth

heleths

heley

helga

helgoland

helgramite

helgramites

heli-

heliac

heliacal

heliacally

heliactin

heliair

heliairs

heliamphora

heliangelus

heliantheae

helianthemum

helianthemums

helianthin

helianthodae

helianthoid

helianthus

helianthus-tuberosus

heliboarding

heliborne

helibus

helical scan

helical

helically

helicarionid

helicarionidae

helicarionids

helicase

helicases

helicate

helicene

helicenes

helices

helichopper

helichoppers

helichryse

helichrysum

helichrysums

helicicultural

heliciculture

helicid

helicids

heliciform

helicin

helicine

helicinid

helicinids

helicities

helicity

helicline

helico-

helicobacter

helicobacteraceae

helicobacter-pylori

helicobacters

helicodiscid

helicodiscids

helicograph

helicographs

helicoid

helicoidal

helicoids

helicolestes

helicolestes-hamatus

helicon

heliconia

heliconian

heliconias

heliconiid

heliconiids

heliconiine

heliconius

helicons

helicopsychid

helicopsychids

helicopt

helicopter buckets

helicopter carrier

helicopter carriers

helicopter mom

helicopter moms

helicopter money

helicopter parenting

helicopter

helicopter-bucket

helicoptered

helicoptering

helicopterlike

helicopter-parent

helicopter-parents

helicopters

helicotrema

helicotremata

helictical

helictite

helictites

heliculture

helideck

helidecks

heligoland

heligolander

heligolanders

heligolandic

helijet

helijets

helimagnet

helimagnetic

helimagnetism

helimagnets

helio-

heliobacteria

heliobacterium

heliobletus

heliobolus

heliocentric

heliocentrical

heliocentrically

heliocentricism

heliocentrick

heliocentrism

heliochrome

heliochromes

heliochromic

heliochromism

heliochromy

heliodinid

heliodinids

heliodon

heliodons

heliodor

heliodors

heliodoxa

helioelectric

heliogabalian

heliogabalus

heliogram

heliograms

heliograph

heliographed

heliographer

heliographers

heliographic

heliographing

heliographs

heliography

heliogravure

heliogravures

heliolais

heliolater

heliolaters

heliolatitude

heliolatitudes

heliolatry

heliolite

heliolites

heliolithic

heliology

heliomagnetic

heliomagnetism

heliomaster

heliometer

heliometers

heliometric

heliometrical

heliometry

heliomicroscopy

heliomycin

helion

helions

heliopais

heliopais-personatus

heliopause

heliophile

heliophiles

heliophilous

heliophobia

heliophyllite

heliophysics

heliophyte

heliophytes

heliopolis

heliopore

heliopores

helioporid

helioporids

heliornis

heliornis-fulica

heliornithid

heliornithidae

heliornithids

helios

helioscope

helioscopes

helioscopin

helioseismic

helioseismological

helioseismologist

helioseismologists

helioseismology

heliosheath

heliosheaths

heliosis

heliosphere

heliospheres

heliospheric

heliostat

heliostats

heliosynchronous

heliotail

heliotaxis

heliotheism

heliotheist

heliotheistic

heliotheists

heliotherapeutic

heliotherapies

heliotherapist

heliotherapists

heliotherapy

heliothermic

heliothid

heliothids

heliothryx

heliotomography

heliotrope

heliotrope-cyanosis

heliotroper

heliotropes

heliotropic

heliotropin

heliotropism

heliotype

heliotypes

heliotypic

heliotypy

heliox

heliozelid

heliozelids

heliozoa

heliozoan

helipad

helipads

heliport

heliports

heliski

heli-ski

heliskied

heli-skied

heliskier

heliskiers

heliskiing

heli-skiing

heliskis

heli-skis

helislab

helislabs

helispheric

helispherical

helistop

helistops

helitanker

helitankers

helitron

helitrons

helium descrambler

helium flashes

helium i

helium ii

helium unscrambler

helium

helium-burning

helium-dating

helium-flash

helium-fusion

helium-hydride

heliumlike

heliums

helium-speech

helium-star

helium-stars

helium-variable

helium-variables

helix

helixes

helixlike

helkesaite

helkesaites

hell houses

hell if I know

hell mend someone

hell night

hell nights

hell of a

hell weeks

hell

he-ll

hella

hellacious

hellaciously

hellaciousness

helladic

hell-and-half-of-georgia

hell-and-tommy

hellanodic

hellanodics

hellas

hellbender

hellbenders

hellbent

hell-bent

hell-bent-for-leather

hellbound

hellbox

hellbred

hellbrewed

hellbroth

hellbroths

hellburner

hellburners

hellcat

hellcats

helldesk

helldesks

helldiver

hell-diver

hell-divers

helldoomed

helle

hellebore

helleboreae

helleborein

hellebores

helleborin

helleborine

helleborines

helleboroideae

helleborus

helleborus-foetidus

hellen

hellene

hellenes

hellenian

hellenic

hellenicity

hellenic-republic

hellenisation

hellenisations

hellenise

hellenised

helleniser

hellenisers

hellenises

hellenising

hellenism

hellenismos

hellenisms

hellenist

hellenistic

hellenistical

hellenistically

hellenistic-greek

hellenists

hellenization

hellenizations

hellenize

hellenized

hellenizer

hellenizers

hellenizes

hellenizing

helleno

helleno-armenian

hellenoid

hellenoids

hellenologophobia

hellenophile

hellenophiles

hellenophilia

hellenophone

hellens

heller joseph

heller

helleri

Heller's syndrome

hellers

hellerwork

helles

hellespont

hellespontian

hellespontic

hellespontine

hellfare

hellfire

hellfires

hell-for-leather

hell-gate

hellgramite

hellgramites

hellgrammite

hellgrammites

hellhag

hellhags

hellhole

hell-hole

hellholes

hell-holes

hellhound

hell-hound

hellhounds

hell-hounds

hellhouse

hell-house

hellhouses

hellier

helliers

Hellinger distance

Hellinger integral

Hellinger integrals

Hellin's law

hellion

hellions

hellish

hellishly

hellishness

hellkite

hellkites

hellman lillian florence

hellman

hellmayrea

hell-money

hell-no

hello girls

hello world

hello

hello-girl

hell-on-earth

hell-on-wheels

hell-or-high-water

hellos

hello-there

hello-yourself-and-see-how-you-like-it

hell-raiser

hellraisers

hellraising

hells canyon

hells

hell-s

hells-angel

hell-s-bells

hellscape

hellscapes

hell-s-kitchen

hellspawn

hell-s-teeth

hell-to-pay

helluland

helluo-librorum

helluones-librorum

helluv

helluva

he-ll-ve

hellward

hellwards

hell-week

hell-west-and-crooked

Helly dimension

Helly dimensions

Helly family

helly

Helly-Bray theorem

hellyerite

Helly's selection theorem

Helly's theorem

hellzapoppin

helm port

helm ports

helm

helmage

helmand

helmed

helmen

helmer

helmers

Helmert transformation

helmet shell

helmet shells

helmet snail

helmet snails

helmet streamer

helmet streamers

helmet

helmeted guinea fowl

helmeted

helmetless

helmetlike

helmets

helmette

helmettes

helmholtz hermann ludwig ferdinand von

helmholtz

helmholtz-coil

helmholtz-coils

helmholtz-free-energy

helmholtz-function

helmholtzian

helmholtz-resonator

helmholtz-resonators

helming

helminth

helminthagogue

helminthagogues

helminthiases

helminthiasis

helminthic

helminthics

helminthite

helminthites

helminthoglyptid

helminthoglyptids

helminthoid

helminthologic

helminthologist

helminthologists

helminthology

helminthomorpha

helminthophobia

helminths

helmitheros

helmless

helmontian

helms

helmsman

helmsmen

helmsperson

helmswoman

helmswomen

helmutcam

helmutwinklerite

helo

heloc

helodermatid

helodermatids

helodermin

héloïse

heloma

helomas

helomata

helophorid

helophorids

helophyte

helophytes

helos

helospectin

helostoma

helostomatidae

helot

helotialean

helotid

helotids

helotism

helotomy

helotries

helotry

helots

help compiler

help desk analyst

help desk software

help desk ticket

help desk

help is on the way

help key

help system

help the Halloween party

help vampire

help vampires

help

helpable

helpdesk

helpdesker

helpdeskers

helpdesks

help-desks

helpe

helped

helped-out

helpee

helpees

helpelesse

helper application

helper dogs

helper t cell

helper T cells

helper virus

helper

helper-dog

helper's high

helpers

helper-verb

helper-verbs

helpest

helpeth

helpfile

helpfiles

helpful

helpfull

helpfully

helpfulness

helping professions

helping

helping-hand

helping-hands

helpingly

helping-out

helping-profession

helpings

helping-verb

helping-verbs

helpless

helplessly

helplessness

helplessnesses

helpline

helplines

helply

helpmate

helpmates

helpmeet

helpmeets

help-oneself

help-out

helps

helpsheet

helpsheets

helpsome

helps-out

helpt

help-wanted

helpware

helpworthy

helsingborg

helsingfors

helsingius, johan

helsingør

Helsinki syndrome

helsinki

helsinkian

helsinkians

helter

helters

helter-skelter

helter-skelters

helth

helthe

helve

helved

helvella

helvellaceae

helvellic

helvellic-acid

helvellyn

helves

helvetia

helvetian

helvetians

helvetic

helvetii

helvetism

helvetisms

helv-etius

helvétius

helvine

helving

helvite

hem up

hem

hema-

hemachate

hemachates

hemachrome

hemacite

hemacyanin

hemacytometer

hemacytometers

hemadsorption

hemadynamics

hemadynamometer

hemadynamometers

hemafibrite

hemagglutinate

hemagglutinating

hemagglutination

hemagglutinations

hemagglutinin

hemagglutinins

hemaglutinin

hemaglutinins

hemal

hemalum

hemalyke

he-man

hem-and-haw

hemangioblast

hemangioblastic

hemangioblastoma

hemangioblastomas

hemangioblastomata

hemangioblasts

hemangiofibroma

hemangiofibromas

hemangioma

hemangiomas

hemangiomata

hemangiopericytoma

hemangiopericytomas

hemangiopericytomata

hemangiosarcoma

hemangiosarcomas

hemangiosarcomata

hemant

hemaphaein

hemapophyses

hemapophysis

hemarthroses

hemarthrosis

hemastatic

hemastatics

hemat-

hematein

hemateins

hematemeses

hematemesis

hematherm

hematherms

hematic

hematin

hematine

hematinic

hematinometer

hematinon

hematins

hematite

hematites

hematitic

hemato

hematobiochemical

hematoblast

hematoblasts

hematocele

hematoceles

hematochemical

hematochezia

hematocolpos

hematocrit

hematocrits

hematocryal

hematocrystallin

hematocyte

hematocytes

hematocytometry

hematoencephalic

hematoencephalic-barrier

hematoendothelial

hematogeneous

hematogenesis

hematogenic

hematogenous

hematoid

hematoidin

hematolite

hematologic

hematological

hematologist

hematologists

hematology

hematolysis

hematoma

hematomal

hematomas

hematometra

hematopathologist

hematopathologists

hematopathology

hematoperitoneum

hematophagous

hematophagy

hematophanite

hematophilia

hematophobia

hematopoeitic

hematopoetic

hematopoiesis

hematopoietic stem cell

hematopoietic system

hematopoietic

hematopoietically

hematopoietic-cell

hematopoietic-cells

hematoporphyria

hematoporphyrin

hematoporphyrins

hematosalpinx

hematosin

hematosis

hematospermia

hematothermal

hematotoxicity

hematotoxin

hematotoxins

hematotympanum

hematoxilin

hematoxylin

hematoxyline

hematoxylins

hematozoa

hematozoon

hematuria

hematurias

hematuric

hembra

heme

hemelytra

hemelytron

hemelytrum

he-men

hemeprotein

hemera

hemeral

hemeralopia

hemeralopias

hemeralopic

hemerobaptist

hemerobaptists

hemerobian

hemerobians

hemerobiid

hemerobiidae

hemerobiids

hemerocallis

hemerocallises

hemerodrome

hemerophyte

hemerophytes

hemerythrin

hemes

hemi-

-hemia

hemiacetal

hemiacetalic

hemiacetals

hemialbumin

hemialbumose

hemialbumoses

hemialgia

hemiaminal

hemiaminals

hemianaesthesia

hemianamorphic

hemianesthesia

hemianopia

hemianopias

hemianopsia

hemianopsias

hemiarthroplasties

hemiarthroplasty

hemiascomycete

hemiascomycetes

hemiballism

hemiballismus

hemibiotroph

hemiblock

hemiblocks

hemic

hemicarbonic acids

hemicarbonic

hemicarbonic-acid

hemicarp

hemicarps

hemicellulase

hemicellulases

hemicellulose

hemicelluloses

hemicellulosic

hemicerebra

hemicerebrum

hemicerebrums

hemichannel

hemichannels

hemicholine

hemichordata

hemichordate

hemichordates

hemichorea

hemichoreas

hemicircus

hemiclonal

hemicolectomies

hemicolectomy

hemicollin

hemicomplex

hemicomplexes

hemicorporectomies

hemicorporectomy

hemicrania

hemicranial

hemicranias

hemicraniectomies

hemicraniectomy

hemicranies

hemicrany

hemicryptophyte

hemicryptophytes

hemicube

hemicubes

hemicycle

hemicycles

hemicylindrical

hemicyon

hemidactyl

hemidactyls

hemidemisemiquaver

hemidemisemiquavers

hemidesmosome

hemidesmosomes

hemiditone

hemiditones

hemidystonia

hemiellipse

hemiellipses

hemiellipsoid

hemiellipsoidal

hemiellipsoids

hemielliptic

hemielytron

hemiequilateral

hemifield

hemifields

hemifission

hemifusion

hemifusions

hemigaleid

hemigaleids

hemigamous

hemigastrectomy

hemiglossectomies

hemiglossectomy

hemiglyph

hemiglyphs

hemignathous

hemignathus

hemihedra

hemihedral

hemihedrism

hemihedrisms

hemihedrite

hemihedron

hemiholohedral

hemihydranencephaly

hemihydrate

hemihydrates

hemihypaesthesia

hemihypaesthesias

hemihyperplasia

hemihyperplasias

hemihypertrophies

hemihypertrophy

hemihypesthesia

hemihypesthesias

hemiketal

hemiketals

hemilabile

hemilaminectomies

hemilaminectomy

hemilaryngectomy

hemileptic

hemimegaloencephaly

hemimelia

hemimellitic

hemimembrane

hemimerid

hemimerids

hemimerina

hemimetabolic

hemimetabolous

hemimetaboly

hemimethylated

hemimicelle

hemimicelles

hemimorphic

hemimorphism

hemimorphite

hemin

hem-in

hemina

heminae

hemineglect

hemingway ernest miller

hemingway

hemingwayan

hemingwayesque

hemins

hemiodontid

hemiodontids

hemiola

hemiolas

hemione

hemiones

hemionus

hemiopia

hemiopias

hemiopsia

hemiparaplegia

hemiparasite

hemiparasites

hemiparasitic

hemipareses

hemiparesis

hemiparetic

hemiparkinsonian

hemiparkinsonism

hemipelagic

hemipelvectomies

hemipelvectomy

hemipenes

hemipenile

hemipenis

hemipeptone

hemipeptones

hemiperfect number

hemiphaga

hemiphaga-chathamensis

hemiphaga-novaeseelandiae

hemiphasmidic

hemiphractid

hemiphractids

hemiphyllodactylus

hemiplasic

hemiplasy

hemiplegia

hemiplegias

hemiplegic

hemiplegics

hemiplegy

hemipode

hemipodes

hemiprocne

hemiprocnidae

hemiprotein

hemiproteins

hemipter

hemiptera

hemipteral

hemipteran

hemipterans

hemipteron

hemipterous

hemipus

hemiramphid

hemiramphids

hemiscylliid

hemiscylliids

hemisect

hemisected

hemisecting

hemisection

hemisections

hemisects

hemisolvate

hemisotid

hemisotids

hemispatial

hemispatial-neglect

hemispheral

hemisphere

hemispherectomies

hemispherectomy

hemispheres

hemispheric

hemispherical

hemispherically

hemispheroid

hemispheroidal

hemispheroids

hemispherule

hemispherules

hemisphre

hemisphres

hemisphric

hemispingus

hemist

hemistich

hemistichal

hemistichs

hemists

hemisuccinate

hemisulfate

hemisulfates

hemisulphate

hemisulphates

hemisyndrome

hemisyndromes

hemisystole

hemisystoles

hemiterata

hemiterpene

hemiterpenes

hemiterpenoid

hemiterpenoids

hemitesia

hemitheid

hemitheids

hemithraupis

hemithyroidectomies

hemithyroidectomy

hemitomias

hemitone

hemitones

hemitonic

hemitonic-pentatonic-scale

hemitonic-pentatonic-scales

hemitragus

hemitragus-jemlahicus

hemitriccus

hemitripterid

hemitripterids

hemitrope

hemitropes

hemitropous

hemitropy

hemixos

hemizygosity

hemizygote

hemizygotes

hemizygous

hemless

hemline

hem-line

hemlined

hemlines

hemline-theory

hemlock

hemlocks

hemlock-woolly-adelgid

hemlock-woolly-adelgids

hemloite

hemmed

hemmed-and-hawed

hemmed-in

hemmel

hemmels

hemmer

hemmers

hemming

hemming-and-hawing

hemming-in

hemmings

hemo

hemobilia

hemobilinuria

hemochromatoses

hemochromatosis

hemochrome

hemochromes

hemoclysm

hemoclysms

hemocoel

hemocoels

hemocompatibility

hemoconia

hemocyanin

hemocyanins

hemocyte

hemocytes

hemocytometer

hemocytometers

hemocytometry

hemocytopenia

hemoderivative

hemoderivatives

hemodesmosome

hemodiafiltration

hemodiafiltrations

hemodialyses

hemodialysis

hemodialyzer

hemodialyzers

hemodonation

hemodynamic

hemodynamical

hemodynamically

hemodynamics

hemofiltration

hemofiltrations

hemoflagellate

hemogenic

hemoglobin a1c

hemoglobin

hemoglobinemia

hemoglobinometer

hemoglobinometers

hemoglobinopathies

hemoglobinopathy

hemoglobins

hemoglobinuria

hemoglobinurias

hemoglobulin

hemogram

hemograms

hemoid

hemojuvelin

hemolymph

hemolymphoid

hemolysate

hemolysates

hemolyses

hemolysin

hemolysins

hemolysis

hemolytic anemia

hemolytic

hemolytic-disease

hemolytic-diseases

hemolytic-uremic syndrome

hemolyze

hemolyzed

hemomonochorial

hemopathology

hemopathy

hemoperfusion

hemoperfusions

hemopericardium

hemoperitoneum

hemopexin

hemophagocyte

hemophagocytes

hemophagocytic

hemophagocytosis

hemophile

hemophilia

hemophilia-a

hemophilia-b

hemophiliac

hemophiliacs

hemophilic

hemophobia

hemophobias

hemophthalmia

hemophthalmos

hemopneumothorax

hemopoiesis

hemopoietic

hemoprotein

hemoproteins

hemoptyses

hemoptysis

hemorheological

hemorheology

hemorrhage

hemorrhaged

hemorrhages

hemorrhagic stroke

hemorrhagic

hemorrhagically

hemorrhagic-fever

hemorrhaging

hemorrhoid

hemorrhoidal

hemorrhoidectomies

hemorrhoidectomy

hemorrhoids

hemosideric

hemosiderin

hemosiderosis

hemosiderotic

hemostases

hemostasis

hemostat

hemostatic forceps

hemostatic

hemostatics

hemostats

hemothorax

hemotoxicity

hemotoxin

hemotoxins

hemotoxylin

hemotympanum

hemovanadin

hemovigilance

hemovore

hemozoin

hemp agrimony

hemp bush

hemp heart

hemp hearts

hemp milks

hemp palm

hemp palms

hemp seeds

hemp trees

hemp

hempcrete

hempelian

Hempel's paradox

hempen widow

hempen

hempen-collar

hemplike

hemp-milk

hemp-nettle

hemp-nettles

hemprichii

hemps

hempseed

hemp-seed

hemp-tree

hempvine

hemp-vine

hempvines

hemp-vines

hempy

hemrods

hems

hems-and-haws

hems-in

hemstitch

hemstitched

hemstitches

hemstitching

hemt

hemusite

hen and chickens

hen houses

hen pecking

hen pecks

hen run

hen weekend

hen weekends

hen

henagon

henagons

henan

hen-and-chicken

hen-and-chicks

henbane

henbanes

henbit

henbits

hence

henced

henceforth

henceforward

henceforwards

hench philip showalter

hench

henchboy

henchboys

henched

henches

henching

henchman

henchmen

henchpeople

henchperson

henchpersons

henchwench

hench-wench

henchwenches

henchwoman

henchwomen

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hencoops

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hende

hendeca

hendecagon

hendecagonal

hendecagons

hendecahedron

hendecane

hendecanes

hendecanol

hendecasyllabic

hendecasyllable

hendecasyllables

henderson fletcher hamilton

henderson

Henderson-Hasselbalch equations

henderson-hasselbalch-equation

hendersonian

hendersonite

hendiadys

hendiadyses

hendigo

hen-do

hendon

hen-dos

hendra virus

hendra

hendrey

hendrick

hendricks

hendricksite

hendrie

hendrix jimi

hendrix

hendry

hendy

heneicosane

heneicosanoic

heneicosanoic-acid

heneicosanoyl

heneicosapentaenoic acid

henen

henequen

henequens

heneuite

henfest

henfests

henfish

heng

henge

hengelo

henges

hengeyokai

hengist

hen-harrier

hen-harriers

hen-hawk

henhearted

hen-hearted

hen-heartedness

henhouse

hen-house

henhouses

henhussy

henicid

henicids

henicopernis

henicopernis-infuscatus

henicopernis-longicauda

henicophaps

henicophaps-albifrons

henicophaps-foersteri

henicorhina

henie sonja

henipavirus

heniquen

henless

henley

henleys

henlike

henman

henmania

henmilite

henn

henna tattoos

henna

hennaed

hennas

henna-tattoo

henned up

henned

hennery

hennessey

hen-night

hen-nights

hennin

henning

hennomartinite

hennotannic-acid

hennoxazole

hennoxazoles

henny

henny-penny

Henoch-Schönlein purpura

henological

henology

henon bamboo

henophidia

henotheism

henotheisms

henotheist

henotheistic

henotheists

henotic

hen-parties

hen-party

henpeck

hen-peck

henpecked

hen-pecked

henpecking

henpecks

hen-pigeon

hen-pigeons

henri robert

henrician

henricosborniid

henricosborniids

henries

Henrietta cloth

henrietta

henriette

henritermierite

henroost

henroosts

henry cape

henry i

henry ii

henry iii

henry iv

henry joseph

henry patrick

henry the navigator

henry v

henry vi

henry vii

Henry VIII clause

Henry VIII clauses

henry viii

henry

henryi

henryite

henrymeyerite

henrys

hens of the woods

hens

hen-s-foot

Hensing's ligament

hensley

Henslow's bunting

Henslow's sparrow

hens-night

hens-nights

henson james maury

henson matthew alexander

Henson trust

henson

hen-s-parties

hen-s-party

hens-teeth

hen-s-teeth

hen-s-tooth

hent

hentai

hentaigana

hentriacontane

hentriacontanes

hentriacontanoic

hentriacontanoic-acid

hentschelite

henware

henway

henwife

hen-wife

hen-witted

henwives

henxman

henxmen

henyard

henze

heo

heor

heorshe

he-or-she

heort

heortological

heortologist

heortology

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hepa

hep-a

hepadnaviral

hepadnavirus

hepadnaviruses

hepar

heparan

heparanase

heparans

heparan-sulfate

hepar-antimonii

heparin

heparinase

heparinases

heparine

heparinemia

heparinise

heparinised

heparinises

heparinising

heparinize

heparinized

heparinizes

heparinizing

heparinlike

heparinoid

heparinoids

heparins

hepar-sulphuris

hepat-

hepatectomies

hepatectomized

hepatectomy

hepatic duct

hepatic portal veins

hepatic

hepatica

hepaticae

hepatic-air

hepatical

hepaticas

hepatic-cinnabar

hepaticodochotomy

hepaticoduodenostomy

hepaticoenterostomy

hepaticogastrostomy

hepaticolithotomy

hepaticological

hepaticologist

hepaticologists

hepaticology

hepaticophyta

hepaticopsida

hepaticostomy

hepaticotomy

hepatic-portal-vein

hepatics

hepatisation

hepatite

hepatitic

hepatitides

hepatitis g

hepatitis

hepatitis-a

hepatitis-b

hepatitis-c

hepatitis-d

hepatitis-e

hepatitises

hepatization

hepatize

hepatized

hepatizes

hepatizing

hepato

hepatobiliary triangle

hepatobiliary triangles

hepatobiliary

hepatoblast

hepatoblastoma

hepatoblasts

hepatocarcinogen

hepatocarcinogenesis

hepatocarcinogenetic

hepatocarcinogenic

hepatocarcinogens

hepatocarcinoma

hepatocele

hepatocellular

hepatocellular-carcinoma

hepatocholangiojejunostomy

hepatocholangiostomy

hepatocholangitis

hepatocystic triangle

hepatocystic triangles

hepatocystic

hepatocyte

hepatocytes

hepatocytic

hepatogastric

hepatogenic

hepatogenous

hepatography

hepatolenticular

hepatolithectomy

hepatolithiases

hepatolithiasis

hepatologist

hepatologists

hepatology

hepatolysin

hepatoma

hepatomalacia

hepatomas

hepatomata

hepatomegalies

hepatomegaly

hepatomelanosis

hepatopancreas

hepatopancreases

hepatopancreata

hepatopancreatic

hepatopathy

hepatopexy

hepatophyta

hepatoportal

hepatoprotection

hepatoprotective

hepatoprotectives

hepatopsida

hepatorenal syndrome

hepatorenal

hepatorrhaphy

hepatoscopy

hepatosis

hepatospecific

hepatosplenic

hepatosplenitis

hepatosplenography

hepatosplenomegalies

hepatosplenomegaly

hepatosplenopathy

hepatosteatosis

hepatostolonophora

hepatotactic

hepatotomy

hepatotoxic

hepatotoxicant

hepatotoxicants

hepatotoxicities

hepatotoxicity

hepatotoxin

hepatotoxins

hepatotropic

hepatotumorigenesis

hepatoviral

hepatovirus

hepatoviruses

hepatoxic

hepatoxicities

hepatoxicity

hepatozoonoses

hepatozoonosis

hepb

hep-b

hepburn audrey

hepburn katharine houghton

hepburn

hepburnian

hep-c

hepcat

hep-cat

hepcats

hep-cats

hepcidin

hepcidins

hep-d

hep-e

hepes

hephaestin

hephaestos

hephaestus

hephaistos

hephaistus

hephestos

hephestus

hephstos

hephstus

hephthalite

hephthalites

hephzibah

hepialid

hepialids

hepoxilin

hepoxilins

hepped

hepped-up

heppen

hepper

heppers

hepping

hepplewhite george

hepplewhite

hepps

hepronicate

heps

hept

hepta

heptabarb

heptabasic

heptacene

heptachlor

heptachlorobiphenyl

heptachlorobiphenyls

heptachord

heptachords

heptacontagon

heptacontagons

heptacosadiene

heptacosadienes

heptacosane

heptacosanoic

heptacosanoic-acid

heptacyclic

heptad

heptade

heptadecagon

heptadecagons

heptadecamer

heptadecameric

heptadecamers

heptadecane

heptadecanes

heptadecanoate

heptadecanoates

heptadecanoic

heptadecanoic-acid

heptadecanoyl

heptadecasphinganine

heptadecatrienoic acid

heptadecenoic

heptadecenoic-acid

heptadecenoyl

heptades

heptadiagonal

heptadic

heptads

heptaene

heptafluoride

heptafluorides

heptafluorobutyric acid

heptafluoroniobate

heptageniid

heptageniids

heptaglot

heptaglots

heptagon

heptagonal

heptagonally

heptagons

heptagram

heptagrams

heptagrid

heptagrids

heptagynous

heptahedra

heptahedral

heptahedron

heptahedrons

heptahelical

heptahelicene

heptahelicenes

heptahydrate

heptahydrates

heptakis

heptalemma

heptalene

heptalenes

heptalogies

heptalogy

heptamer

heptameric

heptameride

heptameron

heptamerous

heptamers

heptameter

heptameters

heptamethyl

heptamethylnonane

heptametric

heptaminol

heptamolybdate

heptanal

heptanaldehyde

heptandrous

heptane

heptanes

heptangle

heptangles

heptangular

heptanoate

heptanoic

heptanoic-acid

heptanol

heptanone

heptanoyl

heptanoyls

heptanuclear

heptaoxide

heptaoxides

heptaparallelohedra

heptaparallelohedron

heptapeptide

heptapeptides

heptaphane

heptaphanes

heptapterid

heptapterids

heptarch

heptarchic

heptarchies

heptarchist

heptarchists

heptarchs

heptarchy

heptaselenide

heptaselenides

heptastich

heptastichs

heptastyle

heptasulfide

heptasulphide

heptasulphides

heptateuch

heptathiocane

heptathlete

heptathletes

heptathlon

heptathlons

heptatonic

heptatriacontane

heptatriacontanoic

heptatriacontanoic-acid

heptavalent

heptaverine

heptaxodontid

heptaxodontids

heptazine

heptazines

heptene

heptenes

heptenoic acid

heptenyl

hepteract

hepteracts

heptet

heptine

heptines

heptitol

heptitols

heptode

heptoic

heptoic-acid

heptolamide

heptomino

heptominoes

heptone

heptopyranose

heptopyranoses

heptopyranoside

heptopyranosides

heptose

heptoses

heptoxide

heptoxides

heptyl

heptylamine

heptylene

heptylenes

heptylic

heptyls

heptynoic acid

hepworth barbara

hepworth

hepzidine

her nibs

her

her2

hera

heraclea

heracleid

heracleids

heracleitus

heracleonite

heracleonites

heracleum

heracleum-mantegazzianum

heracleum-maximum

heracleum-sphondylium

heraclid

heraclids

heracline

heraclitan

heraclitans

heraclitean

heraclitus

heraclius

herakleotic

herakles

heraklion

herald moth

herald

heralded

heraldest

heraldeth

heraldic

heraldically

heralding

heraldist

heraldric

heraldry

heralds' college

heralds

heraldship

heraldships

herapathite

herapathites

her-ass

herat

herati

heratis

heraud

herauds

herb butter

herb butters

herb Christopher

herb doctor

herb Gerard

herb knife

herb of grace

herb of repentance

herb paris

herb Peter

herb trinity

herb

herbaceous

herbaceousness

herbage

herbaged

herbages

herbal medicines

herbal

herbalism

herbalisms

herbalist

herbalistic

herbalists

herball

herbally

herbal-medicine

herbals

herbal-supplement

herbal-supplements

herbal-tea

herbal-teas

herbar

herbaria

herbarian

herbarians

herbaries

herbarist

herbarists

herbarium

herbariums

herbarize

herbarized

herbarizes

herbarizing

herbars

herbart

herbary

herb-bennet

herbed

herbed-up

herber

herbergage

herbergages

herbergeour

herbergeours

herbers

herbert frank patrick

herbert george

herbert victor

herbert

herbertaceae

herberts

herbertsmithite

herbertus

herberwe

herbescent

herbes-de-provence

herbicidal

herbicide

herbicides

herbid

herbie

herbiferous

herbig-haro-object

herbiness

herbist

herbists

herbivora

herbivore man

herbivore men

herbivore

herbivores

herbivorous

herbivorously

herbivorousness

herbivory

herbivourous

herbless

herblet

herblets

herblike

herblore

herbologist

herbologists

herbology

herborist

herborization

herborizations

herborize

herborized

herborizes

herborizing

herborough

herbose

herbous

Herbrand functions

herbrand-function

herbrandization

herbrand-universe

herb-robert

herbs

herb-tea

herb-teas

her-butt

herbwoman

herbwomen

herby

hercegovina

herceptin

hercogamous

hercoglossid

hercoglossids

herculan

herculaneum

herculean

Hercules' choice

hercules graphics

hercules

hercules-beetle

hercules-beetles

hercules'-club

Hercules'-clubs

herculin

herculis

hercynian

hercynite

herd behaviours

herd immunities

herd paths

herd together

herd

herd-behaviour

herd-boar

herdbook

herdbooks

herdboy

herdboys

herd-cats

herded cats

herded

herder johann gottfried von

herder

herderite

herders

herdess

herdesses

herdgroom

herdgrooms

herdic

herdics

herd-immunity

herding instincts

herding

herding-cats

herding-dog

herding-dogs

herding-instinct

herd-instinct

herdlike

herdman

herdmen

herd-path

herds cats

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herdswomen

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here goes

here here

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hereditary angioedema

hereditary elliptocytosis

hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia

hereditary succession

hereditary

hereditary-mechanics

heredities

heredity

heredoc

heredocs

here-document

here-documents

herefor

hereford

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here-lies

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heremitical

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here's hoping

here's looking at you

here's the thing

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heresiarch

heresiarchies

heresiarchs

heresiarchy

heresies

heresiographer

heresiographers

heresiographies

heresiography

heresiologist

heresiologists

heresiology

here-s-mud-in-your-eye

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here-s-to

heresy

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hereticasters

hereticate

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heretikes

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heretofore

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heretogs

here-to-stay

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hereunto

hereuntofore

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herewith

herewithal

herewithin

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Herfindahl index

herfindahl-hirschman index

her-honor

hericium

hericium-erinaceus

herile

her-indoors

heriot

heriotable

heriots

herisson

herissons

heritabilities

heritability

heritable

heritably

heritage interpretation

heritage language

heritage languages

heritage railway

heritage railways

heritage tomato

heritage tomatoes

heritage

heritages

heritance

heritor

heritors

heritour

heritours

heriz

herkie

herkies

herkimer

herkinorin

herkogamy

herky-jerky

herl

herling

herlings

herls

herm

herma

hermae

hermaeid

hermaeids

her-maj

her-majesty

herman woodrow charles

herman

Hermann grid

hermann

Hermann's tortoise

hermaphrodeities

hermaphrodeity

hermaphrodism

hermaphrodite

hermaphrodite-brig

hermaphrodite-brigs

hermaphrodites

hermaphroditic

hermaphroditical

hermaphroditically

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hermaphroditus

hermaphrodyte

hermaphrodytes

hermatypic

hermeneut

hermeneutic circles

hermeneutic cycle

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hermeneutical

hermeneutically

hermeneutic-circle

hermeneutician

hermeneuticians

hermeneutics

hermeneuts

hermes trismegistus

hermes

hermetic

hermetical

hermetically seal

hermetically

hermetically-sealed

hermeticism

hermeticist

hermeticists

hermeticity

hermetick

hermetic-seal

hermetic-seals

hermetism

hermian

hermicity

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hermies

hermion

hermione

hermionic

hermit kingdom

hermit kingdoms

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hermit thrushes

hermit warbler

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hermitage

hermitages

hermitaries

hermitary

hermit-crab

hermit-crabs

Hermite interpolation

Hermite polynomial

hermitess

hermitesses

hermithood

hermitian

hermitian-conjugate

hermitian-matrices

hermitian-matrix

hermitic

hermitical

hermiticity

hermitization

hermitize

hermitized

hermitizes

hermitizing

hermitlike

hermits

hermodactyl

hermodactyls

hermogenian

hermogenians

hermon mount

hermon

hermosillo

herms

hermsen

hern

hernandesii

hernani

hernanis

herndon

herne

herni

hernia

herniae

hernial

herniarin

hernias

herniate

herniated disk

herniated

herniates

herniating

herniation

hernioplasty

herniorrhaphy

herniotomies

herniotomy

herns

hernshaw

hernshaws

hero ball

hero cities

hero city

Hero engine

hero image

hero images

hero sandwiches

hero

heroa

hero-call

hero-calls

herod agrippa i

herod antipas

herod

herodian

herodians

herodias

herodotan

herodotean

herodotus

heroes

heroess

heroesses

heroic assumption

heroic couplet

heroic couplets

heroic drama

heroic medicine

heroic medicines

heroic verses

heroic

heroical

heroically

heroicalness

heroick

heroickly

heroicly

heroic-meter

heroic-meters

heroicness

heroicomic

heroicomical

heroics

heroic-verse

heroin

heroin-chic

heroine

heroines

heroinism

heroinlike

heroinware

heroise

heroised

heroises

heroising

heroism

heroisms

heroization

heroizations

heroize

heroized

heroizes

heroizing

herolike

heron

heroner

heroners

Herongate and Ingrave

heronlike

heronries

heronry

herons

heronsbill

heronsew

heronsews

heron-s-formula

heronshaw

heronshaws

heroon

heroons

hero-sandwich

heroship

heroships

herostratic

herostratically

herostratic-fame

herostratus

hero-worship

herp

herpangina

herpanginas

herpes angina

herpes gladiatorum

herpes

herpeses

herpes-simplex

herpestes

herpestid

herpestidae

herpestids

herpestinae

herpestis

herpesviral

herpesvirales

herpesviridae

herpesvirus

herpesviruses

herpes-zoster

herpet

herpetic

herpetiform

herpetism

herpetisms

herpeto

herpetofauna

herpetologic

herpetological

herpetologist

herpetologists

herpetology

herpetotheres

herpetotheres-cachinnans

herpetotheriid

herpetotheriids

herps

herpsilochmus

herptile

herptiles

herpyllobiid

herpyllobiids

herr

herrenvolk

herrenvolker

herrenvolks

herrera

herrerae

herrerasaurid

herrerasauridae

herrerasaurids

herrerasaurus

herrick robert

herrick

herrickian

herried

herries

herring pond

herring worm

herring

herring-bodies

herring-body

herringbone

herring-bone

herringboned

herringbones

herringboning

herring-gull

herring-gulls

herringlike

herrings

herriot

herrmann

herrnhuter

herrnhuters

herro

her-royal-highness

herry

herrying

hers

her-s

hersal

Herschel graph

herschel

herschelian

herse

herself

hersey

hershey alfred day

hershey milton snavely

hershey

hershey-squirts

hership

hersiliid

hersiliids

hersillon

hersillons

hersir

hersirs

herstatt risk

herstmonceux

herstoric

herstorical

herstorically

herstories

herstory

hersum

hertely

hertford

hertfordshire

hertha

herts

hertz heinrich rudolf

hertz

hertzes

hertzian wave

hertzian waves

hertzian

Hertzsprung

hertzsprung-russell-diagram

hervey-bay

herycano

herye

herying

herzberg gerhard

herzberg

herzegovina

herzegovinan

herzegovinian

herzegowina

herzenbergite

herzl theodor

herzl

herzlian

herzlianism

herzog maurice

herzog werner

herzogianthus

herzogiaria

herzogobryum

he-s

he-said-she-said

hesc

Heschl's gyrus

heseltine

heselton

he-she

hesher

heshers

he-shes

he-shoots-he-scores

heshvan

hesiod

hesionid

hesionids

hesitance

hesitancies

hesitancy

hesitant

hesitantly

hesitate

hesitated

hesitater

hesitaters

hesitates

hesitating

hesitatingly

hesitatings

hesitation mark

hesitation marks

hesitation

hesitations

hesitation-wound

hesitation-wounds

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hesitatively

hesitativeness

hesitator

hesitators

hesitatory

he-sn-t

hesp

hesper

hesperadin

hesperetin

hesperia

hesperian

hesperian-epoch

hesperians

hesperid

hesperidene

hesperides

hesperidia

hesperidin

hesperidium

hesperiid

hesperiidae

hesperiids

hesperiiformes

hesperiphona

hesperium

hesperomyine

hesperomyines

hesperornithid

hesperornithids

hesperus

hesps

Hess

Hessdalen light

Hessdalen lights

hesse hermann

hesse

hesse-kassel

hessian boot

hessian boots

Hessian flies

hessian fly

Hessian matrix

hessian

hessian-crucible

hessian-crucibles

hessians

hessite

hessites

hessonite

hessonites

hess-s-law

hest

hestenes

hester

hesternal

hestia

heston and isleworth

heston

hests

he-s-unconscious

hesychast

hesychast-controversy

hesychastic

hesychasts

hesychian

hesychius

het Bildt

het

heta

hetacillin

hetaera

hetaerae

hetaeras

hetaerina

hetaerininae

hetaerism

hetaerist

hetaerists

hetaerolite

hetaira

hetairai

hetairas

hetaireia

hetairism

hetarene

hetarenes

hetarism

hetaryne

hetarynes

hetas

hetastarch

hetchel

hetchels

heteracanth

heteranthrene

heteranthrenes

heterarchical

heterarchies

heterarchy

heterauxesis

heterecious

heterenchelyid

heterenchelyids

Hetero sapiens

hetero

heteroalkene

heteroalkenes

heteroallele

heteroalleles

heteroallelic

heteroallene

heteroallenes

heteroanhydride

heteroarene

heteroarenes

heteroaromatic

heteroaromatics

heteroaryl

heteroarylation

heteroaryne

heteroarynes

heteroatom

heteroatomic

heteroatoms

heteroauxin

heteroauxins

heteroazeotrope

heteroazeotropic

heterobasidiomycetes

heterobathmiid

heterobathmiids

heterobicycle

heterobicycles

heterobicyclic

heterobimetallic

heterobiographies

heterobiography

heteroblastic

heteroblasty

heterobranchia

heterocarpic

heterocarpism

heterocarpous

heterocarpy

heterocatenation

heterocellular

heterocentric

heterocentrism

heterocentrisms

heterocephalous

heterocerc

heterocercal

heterocercs

heterocercus

heterocercy

heterocerid

heterocerids

heterochain

heterochains

heterochiral

heterochlamydeous

heterochroma-iridium

heterochromatic

heterochromatin

heterochromatinic

heterochromatinisation

heterochromatinization

heterochromia iridium

heterochromia

heterochromias

heterochromosome

heterochromosomes

heterochromous

heterochronic

heterochronism

heterochronisms

heterochronous

heterochrony

heterochthonous

heteroclinic

heteroclisis

heteroclite

heteroclites

heteroclitic

heteroclitical

heteroclitics

heteroclitous

heterocodeine

heterocomplex

heterocomplexation

heterocomplexes

heteroconger

heteroconjugation

heterocosm

heterocosms

heterocumulene

heterocumulenes

heterocycle

heterocycles

heterocyclic

heterocyclically

heterocyclics

heterocycloalkane

heterocycloalkanes

heterocyclyl

heterocyst

heterocystous

heterocysts

heterocytotropic

heterodactyl

heterodactylous

heteroderid

heteroderidae

heteroderids

heterodetic

heterodiegetic

heterodimer

heterodimeric

heterodimerization

heterodimerize

heterodimerized

heterodimerizes

heterodimerizing

heterodimers

heterodisaccharide

heterodisaccharides

heterodisperse

heterodisulfide

heterodisulphide

heterodont

heterodonta

heterodontid

heterodontids

heterodontosaurid

heterodontosaurids

heterodonts

heterodonty

heterodox

heterodoxal

heterodoxic

heterodoxies

heterodoxly

heterodoxy

heterodromous

heteroduplex

heteroduplexes

heterodyne

heterodyned

heterodynes

heterodyning

heteroecious

heteroecism

heteroelement

heteroelements

heteroepitaxial

heteroepitaxy

heteroerotic

heteroeroticism

heteroexcimer

heteroexcimers

heterofascism

hetero-fascism

heterofascist

heterofermentative

heteroflexibility

heteroflexible

heterofriendly

heterofullerene

heterofullerenes

heterofunctionalization

heterogamete

heterogametes

heterogametic

heterogamety

heterogamous

heterogamy

heterogangliate

heterogene

heterogeneal

heterogenecity

heterogeneities

heterogeneity

heterogeneous environment

heterogeneous equilibrium

heterogeneous

heterogeneous-catalyses

heterogeneous-catalysis

heterogeneously

heterogeneous-mixture

heterogeneous-mixtures

heterogenesis

heterogenetic

heterogenic

heterogenicity

heterogenised

heterogenist

heterogenists

heterogenization

heterogenized

heterogenous

heterogeny

heteroglaux

heteroglossia

heteroglycan

heteroglycans

heterogonies

heterogonous

heterogony

heterograft

heterografted

heterografting

heterografts

heterogram

heterograms

heterographic

heterographies

heterography

heterogynid

heterogynids

heterogynous

heterohelicene

heteroheptamer

heteroheptameric

heteroheptamers

heterohexamer

heterohexameric

heterohexamers

heteroideous

heterointerface

heterointerfaces

heterojunction

heterojunctions

heterokaryon

heterokaryons

heterokaryotic

heterokont

heterokontophyta

heterokontophyte

heterokontophytes

heterokonts

heterolayer

heterolecithal

heteroleptic

heteroligation

heterolith

heterological

heterologous

heterologously

heterologus

heterology

heterolysin

heterolysins

heterolysis

heterolytic

heterolytically

heterolyze

heteromannan

heteromecic

heteromer

heteromeric

heteromerization

heteromerous

heteromers

heterometabolism

heterometal

heterometallation

heterometallations

heterometallic

heteromirafra

heteromolecular

heteromonocycle

heteromonocycles

heteromonocyclic

heteromorph

heteromorphemic

heteromorphic

heteromorphism

heteromorphisms

heteromorphite

heteromorphous

heteromorphs

heteromorphy

heteromultimeric

heteromunia

heteromyias

heteromyid

heteromyidae

heteromyids

heteronetta

heteronetta-atricapilla

heteroneura

heteronomous

heteronomy

heteronormal

heteronormality

heteronormalize

heteronormalized

heteronormalizes

heteronormalizing

heteronormative

heteronormatively

heteronormativism

heteronormativities

heteronormativity

heteronuclear

heterooctamer

heterooctameric

heterooctamers

heterooligomer

heterooligomeric

heteroousian

heteroousious

heteropaternal

heteropaternity

heteropathic

heteropathy

heteropatriarchal

heteropatriarchies

heteropatriarchy

heteropatric

heteropelmous

heteropentamer

heteropentameric

heteropentamers

heterophagy

heterophane

heterophanes

heterophase

heterophasia

heterophemist

heterophemists

heterophemy

heterophenomenological

heterophenomenologies

heterophenomenology

heterophil

heterophile

heterophilic

heterophils

heterophily

heterophobe

heterophobes

heterophobia

heterophobic

heterophone

heterophones

heterophonic

heterophonies

heterophony

heterophoria

heterophorias

heterophyid

heterophyids

heterophyllous

heterophylly

heterophyte

heterophytes

heteroplasia

heteroplasm

heteroplasmic

heteroplasms

heteroplasmy

heteroplastic

heteroplastide

heteroplastides

heteroplasty

heteroploid

heteroploidy

heteropneustid

heteropneustids

heteropod

heteropoda

heteropoda-koreana

heteropodidae

heteropodinae

heteropodous

heteropods

heteropolar

heteropoly acids

heteropoly-acid

heteropolyanion

heteropolyanions

heteropolymer

heteropolymeric

heteropolymers

heteropolysaccharide

heteropolysaccharides

heteropter

heteroptera

heteropteran

heteropterous

heteropters

heteropterygidae

heteropteryginae

heteropteryx

heteroptics

heteroradical

heteroradicals

heteroreceptor

heteroreceptors

heteroresistance

heteroresistant

heteroring

heterorings

heteroromantic

heteros

heterosaccharide

heterosaccharides

heteroscedastic

heteroscedasticities

heteroscedasticity

heteroscian

heteroscians

heteroscyphus

heteroses

heterosexism

heterosexisms

heterosexist

heterosexists

heterosexual

heterosexualist

heterosexualists

heterosexuality

heterosexually

heterosexualness

heterosexuals

heteroside

heterosis

heterosite

heteroskedasticity

heterosome

heterosomes

heterosomic

heterospecific

heterospecifics

heterosphere

heterospheres

heterospingus

heterosporic

heterosporous

heterospory

heterosquare

heterosquares

heterostasis

heterostatic

heterostracan

heterostracans

heterostructural

heterostructure

heterostructured

heterostructures

heterostyled

heterostylism

heterostylous

heterostyly

heterosubstituted

heterosuggestion

heterosuggestions

heterosyllabic

heterosynaptic

heterotactic

heterotaxia

heterotaxic

heterotaxis

heterotaxy

heterotelic

heterotetramer

heterotetrameric

heterotetramers

heterothallic

heterothallism

heterotherm

heterothermia

heterothermic

heterotherms

heterothermy

heterotic

heterotically

heterotolerance

heterotopia

heterotopias

heterotopic

heterotopies

heterotopism

heterotopisms

heterotopy

heterotransplantable

heterotransplantation

heterotransplantations

heterotremata

heterotricycle

heterotricycles

heterotricyclic

heterotrimer

heterotrimeric

heterotrimers

heterotroph

heterotrophic

heterotrophically

heterotrophs

heterotrophy

heterotropic

heterotypic

heterovalent

heteroxenicus

heteroxolmis

heteroxylan

heteroxylans

heterozeotrope

heterozerconid

heterozerconids

heterozygosis

heterozygosities

heterozygosity

heterozygote

heterozygotes

heterozygous

heterozygously

hetfic

heth

hether

hething

hetime

hetman

hetmans

hetr

hetra

hetrodyne

hetroepitaxy

hetrz

hets

hetsex

hettangian

hettie

hettotype

hettotypes

hetty

het-up

heuchera

heucheras

heugh

heughs

heuk

heuks

heulandite

heulandites

heulanditic

heuretic

heuretics

heurism

heuristic

heuristical

heuristically

heuristics

Heusler compound

Heusler compounds

hev

hevc

he-ve

hevelli

hevellian

hevellians

hevery

hevesy georg von

hevva cake

hew

hewat

hewe

hewed

hewer

hewers of wood and drawers of water

hewers

hewes

hewest

heweth

hewetson

hewett

hewettite

hewhole

he-whore

he-whores

hewing

hewish antony

hewison

hewitson

hewitt

hewkin

hewlett, william

hewlett

hewlett-packard

hewn

he-wolf

he-wolves

hew-out

hews

hewson

hewwo

hex ascii

hex chart

hex edit

hex edited

hex editing

hex editor

hex editors

hex edits

hex signs

hex

hexa

hexa-2-4-dienal

hexaacetylmannitol

hexaaquairon

hexaazide

hexabasic

hexabenzocoronene

hexaboride

hexaborides

hexabothriid

hexabothriids

hexabranchid

hexabranchids

hexabromide

hexabromides

hexabromoacetone

hexabromobiphenyl

hexabromobiphenyls

hexabromocyclododecane

hexabromocyclododecanes

hexabundle

hexabundles

hexacanth

hexacarbonyl

hexacarboxylic acids

hexacarboxylic-acid

hexacelsian

hexacene

hexacenes

hexacetonide

hexachloride

hexachlorides

hexachloridoantimonate

hexachloroacetone

hexachlorobenzene

hexachlorobenzenes

hexachlorobiphenyl

hexachlorobiphenyls

hexachlorobutadiene

hexachlorocyclohexane

hexachlorocyclohexanes

hexachloroethane

hexachlorofluorescein

hexachloropalladate

hexachloropalladates

hexachlorophene

hexachlorophenes

hexachlorophenol

hexachloroplatinate

hexachloroplatinates

hexachloroplatinic acid

hexachord

hexachordal

hexachords

hexacid

hexacode

hexacodes

hexaconazole

hexacoordinate

hexacoordinated

hexacoral

hexacorallia

hexacorals

hexacore

hexacosane

hexacosanes

hexacosanoic

hexacosanoic-acid

hexacosenoic acid

hexacosichora

hexacosichoron

hexacosichorons

hexactine

hexactinellid

hexactinellida

hexactinellids

hexactines

hexacyanoferrate

hexacyanoferrates

hexacycle

hexacycles

hexacyclic

hexacyprone

hexad

hexadactylism

hexadactylous

hexadactyly

hexade

hexadeca

hexadecachora

hexadecachoron

hexadecachorons

hexadecadienal

hexadecadienol

hexadecamer

hexadecameric

hexadecamers

hexadecane

hexadecanedioic acid

hexadecanes

hexadecanoic

hexadecanoic-acid

hexadecanol

hexadecanols

hexadecanoyl

hexadecapeptides

hexadecapolar

hexadecapole

hexadecapoles

hexadecatrienoic

hexadecatrienoic-acid

hexadecenal

hexadecenoic

hexadecenoic-acid

hexadecenoyl

hexadecimal notation

hexadecimal numbers

hexadecimal

hexadecimally

hexadecyl

hexadecyls

hexadecyltrimethylammonium

hexadentate

hexadeoxynucleotide

hexadepsipeptide

hexadeuterated

hexadeuterobenzene

hexadic

hexadiene

hexadienes

hexadimethrine

hexads

hexaedron

hexaemeron

hexaene

hexaenoic acid

hexaferrite

hexaferrocenylbenzene

hexaferrum

hexaflexagon

hexaflexagons

hexafluoride

hexafluorides

hexafluoro

hexafluoroacetone

hexafluoroacetones

hexafluoroantimonate

hexafluoroantimonates

hexafluoroethane

hexafluoroethanes

hexafluoroisopropanol

hexafluorophosphate

hexafluorophosphates

hexafluorophosphoric-acid

hexafluoroplatinate

hexafluoroplatinates

hexafluoropropylene

hexafluoropropylenes

hexafluorosilicate

hexafluorosilicates

hexafluorothioacetone

hexafoil

hexafoils

hexagenerian

hexagenerians

hexaglot

hexagon

hexagonal

hexagonally

hexagonal-prism

hexagonal-prisms

hexagonal-water

hexagonaria

hexagonies

hexagons

hexagony

hexagram

hexagrammatic

hexagramme

hexagrammes

hexagrammid

hexagrammids

hexagrams

hexagraph

hexahedra

hexahedral

hexahedrite

hexahedro

hexahedron

hexahedrons

hexahelicene

hexahelicenes

hexahemeron

hexahexaflexagon

hexahexaflexagons

hexahistidine

hexahydrate

hexahydrates

hexahydric

hexahydride

hexahydrides

hexahydrite

hexahydro

hexahydroborite

hexahydrolycopene

hexahydroxydiphenic-acid

hexakis

hexakisphosphate

hexakisphosphates

hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia

hexalen

hexality

hexalogy

hexamer

hexameric

hexameron

hexamerous

hexamers

hexametaphosphate

hexameter

hexameters

hexamethonium bromide

hexamethonium

hexamethoxide

hexamethoxides

hexamethyl

hexamethylbenzene

hexamethylbenzenes

hexamethylcyclotrisiloxane

hexamethyldisilazane

hexamethylenamin

hexamethylene

hexamethylenediamine

hexamethylene-diamine

hexamethylenediamines

hexamethylenes

hexamethylenetetramine

hexamethylene-tetramine

hexamethylenetetramines

hexamethylphosphoramide

hexametre

hexametres

hexametric

hexametrical

hexametrist

hexametrists

hexamidine

hexamine

hexamines

hexaminidase

hexanal

hexanchid

hexanchids

hexandrian

hexandrous

hexane

hexanediamide

hexanediol

hexanediols

hexanes

hexangular

hexanitride

hexanitrides

hexanitro

hexanitrobenzene

hexanitrodiphenylamine

hexanoate

hexanoates

hexanoic

hexanoic-acid

hexanol

hexanols

hexanone

hexanones

hexanoyl

hexanoyls

hexanucleotide

hexanucleotides

hexaoxane

hexaoxide

hexaoxides

hexapeptide

hexapeptides

hexapetalous

hexaphenylbenzene

hexaphenylbenzenes

hexaphosphorylated

hexaphyllous

hexapla

hexaplas

hexaploid

hexaploidization

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hexaploidy

hexapod

hexapoda

hexapodid

hexapodids

hexapodous

hexapods

hexapolar

hexapole

hexapradol

hexaprismo

hexaprofen

hexapropymate

hexapterous

hexaquark

hexaquarks

hexasaccharide

hexasilicide

hexasilicides

hexasiloxane

hexasiloxanes

hexasodium

hexasolvate

hexasolvates

hexasome

hexasomic

hexasomy

hexastich

hexastichs

hexastyle

hexatestibiopanickelite

hexatetracontanoic

hexatetracontanoic-acid

hexatetrahedron

hexateuch

hexathelid

hexathelidae

hexathelids

hexatheloidea

hexathiane

hexatic

hexatomic

hexatonic

hexatriacontane

hexatriacontanes

hexatriacontanoic

hexatriacontanoic-acid

hexatriene

hexatrienes

hexavalent

hexazine

hexazinone

hexcellent

hexdecyl

hexdecylic

hexecontahedra

hexecontahedron

hexed

hexedine

hexenal

hexenbesen

hexene

hexenes

hexenoic acids

hexenoic

hexenoic-acid

hexenose

hexenoses

hexenyl

hexeract

hexeracts

hexes

hexetidine

hex-head-bolt

hex-head-bolts

hex-head-screw

hex-head-screws

hex-head-wrench

hex-head-wrenches

hexiamond

hexiamonds

hexicology

hexidecimal numbers

hexidecimal

heximal

hexine

hexing

hexit

hexits

hex-key

hex-keys

hexobarbital

hexobarbitone

hexobendine

hexoctahedra

hexoctahedron

hexoctahedrons

hexocyclium

hexode

hexodes

hexodialdose

hexodialdoses

hexoestrol

hexofuranose

hexofuranoses

hexogen

hexoic

hexokinase

hexokinases

hexologies

hexology

hexomino

hexominoes

hexon

hexone

hexoprenaline

hexopyranose

hexopyranoses

hexopyranoside

hexopyranosides

hexosamine

hexosaminidase

hexosaminidases

hexosan

hexosans

hexose

hexoses

hexoside

hexosyl

hexosyltransferase

hexosyltransferases

hexoxide

hexoxides

hex-sign

hext

hextree

hextrees

hexulose

hexuloses

hexuronic acids

hexuronic-acid

hexyl

hexylamine

hexylcaine

hexylene

hexylenes

hexylic

hexylresorcinol

hexylresorcinols

hexyls

hexylthiophene

hexylthiophenes

hexyne

hexynoate

hexynoates

hexynoic acids

hexynoic-acid

hexynyl

hey pass

hey rubes

hey

heya

heyagashira

heyday

heydays

heydeguy

heydeguys

Heyde's syndrome

heyduc

heyducs

heyduk

heyduke

heydukes

heyduks

heyem

heyerdahl thor

hey-ho

heyite

heylerosaurid

heylerosaurids

heylow

heyne

heynes

hey-presto

heyrovský

hey-rube

heys

heyting-algebra

heyting-algebras

hey-up

heyward (edwin) dubose

heywood

heywoodian

heywood-jablome

hez

hezbo

hezbollah

hezbos

hezekiah

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hfa

hfc network

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hffa

hfp

HFS Extended

hfs plus

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hfsx

hft

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hgnorsk

hgp

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hgv

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hhz

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hiatuses

hiawatha

hib vaccine

hib

hibachi

hibachis

hibakusha

hibakushas

hibbert

hibbingite

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hibernacles

hibernacula

hibernaculum

hibernal

hibernate

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hibernation mode

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hibernators

hibernensis

hibernia

hibernian

hibernianism

hibernianisms

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hibernicism

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hiberno

hiberno-celtic

hiberno-english

hibernoma

hibernomas

hibernomata

hibernophile

hibernophiles

hibernophilia

hibiscus

hibiscuses

hibiscus-esculentus

hibiscus-laevis

hibiscus-moscheutos

hibiscus-syriacus

hibonite

hibonites

hibor

hibs

hic et nunc

hic et ubique

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hiccius-doctius

hiccory

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hiccoughs

hiccup

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hiccuplike

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hiccups

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hicken

hickery

hickes

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hickeys

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hicking

hicklin

hickling

Hickman line

hickock

hickok james butler

hickok

hickories

hickory

hickory-horned-devil

hickory-horned-devils

hickoryite

hickory-nut

hickory-nuts

hickry

hicks edward

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hicksite

hicksites

hickson

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hicksvilles

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hickups

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hickwalls

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hickways

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hidable

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hidages

hidalgo y costilla miguel

hidalgo

hidalgoes

hidalgoite

hidalgos

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hidation

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hidatos

hidatsa

hidden away

hidden behind

hidden champion

hidden champions

hidden cities

hidden city

hidden defect

hidden disk areas

hidden dot file

hidden extensions

hidden file extensions

hidden file

hidden gem

hidden layer

hidden load

hidden Markov models

hidden network

hidden quantity

hidden storage

hidden surface removal

hidden tax

hidden taxes

hidden variables

hidden Web

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hidden-agenda

hidden-agendas

hidden-ball trick

hidden-camera

hidden-in-plain-sight

hiddenite

hiddenites

hiddenly

hidden-markov-model

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hiddennesses

hidden-variable

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hiddlestoner

hiddlestoners

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hide file extensions

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hideable

hide-and-die syndrome

hide-and-go-seek

hide-and-seek

hideaway

hide-away

hideaways

hidebehind

hidebehinds

hidebound

hide-bound

hided

hi-def

hidegeld

hidegild

hide-in-plain-sight

hidel

hideling

hidelings

hidel-like

hideman

hidemen

hide-nor-hair

hideola

hide-one-s-light-under-a-bushel

hideosities

hideosity

hideous

hideously

hideousness

hideousnesses

hideousship

hideout

hide-out

hideouts

hide-outs

hider

hiders

hides behind

hides

hidest

hideth

hide-the-salami

hidey-hole

hideyholes

hidimba

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hidingly

hiding-place

hiding-places

hidings

hiding-to-nothing

hidjaz

hidle

hidness

hidoku

hidokus

hidradenitis

hidradenocarcinoma

hidradenocarcinomas

hidradenocarcinomata

hidradenoma

hidradenomas

hidradenomata

hidrocystoma

hidrocystomas

hidrocystomata

hidromeiosis

hidroses

hidrosis

hidrotic

hids

hidy

hidy-hole

hie

hied

hieing

hield

hielded

hielding

hields

hiemal

hier-

hieraaetus

hieraaetus-ayresii

hieraaetus-morphnoides

hieraaetus-pennatus

hieraaetus-wahlbergi

hieraaetus-weiskei

hieracosphinx

hieracosphinxes

hierapicra

hierapolis

hierarch

hierarchal

hierarchial

hierarchic

hierarchical address

hierarchical addressing

hierarchical communications

hierarchical data format

hierarchical database

hierarchical databases

hierarchical file system

hierarchical navigation

hierarchical pki

hierarchical storage management

hierarchical structure

hierarchical weighted fair queuing

hierarchical

hierarchicalism

hierarchically

hierarchies of effects

hierarchies

hierarchism

hierarchization

hierarchize

hierarchized

hierarchizes

hierarchizing

hierarchs

hierarchy of effects

hierarchy

hieratic

hieratical

hieratically

hieratics

hieratite

hiermartyr

hiermartyrs

hiero

hierococcyx

hierococcyx-bocki

hierococcyx-fugax

hierococcyx-hyperythrus

hierococcyx-nisicolor

hierococcyx-pectoralis

hierococcyx-sparverioides

hierococcyx-vagans

hierococcyx-varius

hierocracies

hierocracy

hierocrat

hierocratic

hierocrats

hierodule

hierodules

hieroglyph

hieroglyphed

hieroglyphic luvian

hieroglyphic

hieroglyphical

hieroglyphically

hieroglyphick

hieroglyphics

hieroglyphist

hieroglyphists

hieroglyphs

hierogram

hierogrammatic

hierogrammatist

hierogrammatists

hierograms

hierographic

hierographical

hierography

hierolatry

hierological

hierologist

hierologists

hierology

hieromancy

hieromnemon

hieromnemons

hieromonk

hieromonks

hieron

hierons

hieronymi

hieronymite

hieronymites

hieronymus

hierophanies

hierophant

hierophantic

hierophantically

hierophants

hierophany

hieroscopy

hierotheca

hierothecae

hierourgy

hies

hif

hifalutin

hifd disk

hi-fi streaming

hifi

hi-fi

hi-fis

higab

higashi

higashiosaka

higgens

higgin

higgins project

higgins

higginson thomas wentworth storrow

higginson

higgitt

higgle

higgled

higgledy-piggledy

higgler

higglers

higgles

higgling

higgon

higgs boson

Higgs particles

higgs

higgs-bosons

higgses

higgs-field

higgsino

higgsinos

higgsless

higgs-like

higgs-mechanism

higgs-particle

high adventure

high angels

high anion gap metabolic acidoses

high anion gap metabolic acidosis

high availability

high bailiff

high bailiffs

high bars

high bit-rate digital subscriber line

high bits

high blood pressure

high blood

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high capacity voice

high center

high centering

high centers

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high centred

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high challenge

high challenges

high church

high churchmanship

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high comedy

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high commissioners

high concepts

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high context cultures

high crawl

high crosses

high day

high def

high definition television

high definitions

high density bipolar order 3

high density

high dependency units

high doh

high dos memory

high dynamic range

high efficiency video coding

high end

high entropy alloys

high fantasies

high finance

high fliers

high frequency

high gear

high grounds

high holidays

high holy day

high horses

high islands

high jinks

high kingships

high licences

high license

high licenses

high lines

high liver

high lonesome sound

high memory area

high memory

high milling

high muckamuck

high nellie

high nellies

high net worth individual

high on life

high on the totem pole

high order bit

high order bits

high page ranking

high performance parallel interface

high pillows

high place

high politics

high probability trades

high reliefs

high resolution

high risk transactions

high rollers

high scalers

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high sign

high signs

high speed downlink packet access

high speed packet access

high speed uplink packet access

high speed, low drag

high speed

high steel

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high table

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high tech

high technology

high tider

high tiders

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high voltage

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high yellows

high

high-altar

high-altars

higham

high-and-dry

high-and-low

high-and-mighty

high-and-tight

high-angel

higharched

high-as-a-kite

highback

highbacked

highbacks

highball glass

highball glasses

highball

highballs

high-bar

high-beam

high-beams

high-beta

highbie

highbies

highbinder

highbinders

highbishop

high-bit

high-blown

highborn

high-born

highboy

highboys

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highbrowed

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highbush cranberries

highbush

highbush-blueberries

highbush-blueberry

high-bush-cranberry

high-c

high-camp

high-capacity cd-rom

high-capacity floppy

high-card

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highchair

high-chair

highchairs

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high-churchman

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high-class

high-comma

high-commission

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high-cotton

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high-country

high-court

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high-crime

high-crimes

high-cross

high-culture

highcut

highday

high-def audio

high-def dvd formats

high-def music

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high-definition audio

high-definition dvd

high-definition formats

high-definition multimedia interface

high-definition tv

high-definition

high-definition-televisions

high-density cd-rom

high-density polyethylene

high-density server

high-density-lipoprotein

high-density-lipoproteins

high-dependency-unit

highed

highen

high-energy particle

high-energy physics

high-energy

high-entropy alloy

higher beings

higher consciousnesses

higher criticism

higher functioning

higher law

higher learning

higher off the hog

higher on the hog

higher powers

higher than a kite

higher-being

higher-consciousness

higher-education

highering

higher-intermediate-fare

higher-intermediate-fares

higher-intermediate-point

higher-intermediate-points

higher-order-function

higher-order-functions

higher-power

higher-up

higher-ups

highest common factors

highest off the hog

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high-explosive

high-explosives

highfalooting

highfalutin

high-falutin

highfaluting

high-fantasy

high-fashion

highfather

high-fidelity

high-five

high-fived

high-fives

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highflier

high-flier

highfliers

high-flown

highflyer

high-flyer

highflyers

high-flyers

highflying

high-fowler-s

high-frequency trader

high-frequency trading

high-frequency-gravitational-wave

high-frequency-gravitational-waves

high-fructose-corn-syrup

high-fructose-corn-syrups

high-fructose-maize-syrup

high-functioning autism

high-functioning

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highgate-resin

high-german

high-german-consonant-shift

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high-hanging-fruit

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high-heeled

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high-intensity-interval-training

high-intensity-interval-trainings

high-intensity-training

high-intensity-trainings

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high-island

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highjacked

highjacker

highjackers

highjacking

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Highland dancing

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highland-gaelic

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highland-tinamous

highland-wildcat

highland-wildcats

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high-level data link control

high-level format

high-level interface

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high-level

high-level-languages

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highlightable

highlighted

highlighter

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highnesses

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high-rise syndrome

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high-voltage transmission line

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highway patrol

highway robberies

highway toll collection

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highway-code

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highways-agency

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high-wire-walker

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high-yield bond

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hiiumaa

hijaak

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hi-jack

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hijra

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hi-k

hike

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hikikomori

hiking boot

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hiking poles

hiking

hikiotoshi

hikkake

hikmah

hikoi

hikoiing

hil

hila

hilairite

hilal

hilals

hilar

hilar-appendage

hilar-appendix

hilarious

hilariously

hilariousness

hilarities

hilarity

hilary

hilary-term

hilary-terms

Hilbert curve

hilbert david

hilbert

hilbert-cube

hilbertian

hilbert-space

hilda

hildebrand-rules

hildebrandtii

hildegard (von bingen)

hildegard

hildegarde

hildesheim

hilding

hildings

hildoceratid

hildoceratids

hile

hilgardite

hili

hiligaynon

hiligaynons

hilight

hilighted

hilighting

hilights

hilite

hilited

hilites

hiliting

hilitings

hill ambrose powell

hill cane

hill canes

hill climbs

hill country blues

hill james j(erome)

hill myna

Hill of Fearn

hill operation

hill partridges

Hill sphere

hill start

hill starts

hill stations

hill to die on

hill

hillah

hillary edmund percival

hillary

hillarycare

hillary-care

hillbillies

hillbilly music

hillbilly

hillbilly-heroin

hill-climb

hillclimber

hillclimbers

hillclimbing

hill-climbing

hillcraft

hillcrest

hillebrandite

hilled

Hillel sandwich

hillel

hillfolk

hillfort

hill-fort

hillforts

hill-forts

hilliness

hilling

hillingdon

hillite

hilllike

hillman

hillmen

hillo

hilloa

hilloaed

hillock

hillocks

hilloed

hill-of-beans

hill-partridge

Hill-Robertson effect

Hill-Robertson effects

hills and valleys

hills of beans

hills to die on

hills

hillsborough

hills-hoist

hills-hoists

hillside

hillsides

hillslope

hillslopes

hillsman

hillsmen

hillspeople

hill-station

hillstream

hillstream-loach

hilltop youth

hilltop

hilltops

hillwalker

hillwalkers

hillwalking

hillward

hillwards

hillwash

hillwashes

hilly

hilma

hilo

hilt

hilted

hilton conrad nicholson

hilton head island

hilton james

hilton

hilts

hilum

hilus

hilversum

him/her

him

himachalane

himachal-pradesh

himalaya mountains

himalaya

Himalayan black-lored tit

Himalayan salt

himalayan

himalayan-blackberries

himalayan-blackberry

himalayan-field-rat

himalayan-field-rats

himalayan-griffon-vulture

himalayan-griffon-vultures

himalayan-marmot

himalayan-marmots

himalayans

himalayan-shrew

himalayan-shrews

himalayan-striped-squirrel

himalayan-striped-squirrels

himalayas

himalia

himanen, pekka

himanimides

himanthalia

himanthaliaceae

himanthalia-elongata

himantolophid

himantolophids

himantopus

himantopus-himantopus

himantopus-leucocephalus

himantopus-melanurus

himantopus-mexicanus

himantopus-novaezelandiae

himantornis

himantornis-haematopus

himar

himatia

himation

himatione

himations

himavat

himbacine

himbo

himbos

hime cut

hime cuts

himeji

himem.sys

hi-mems

him-herself

himjarite

himjarites

himjaritic

himni-i-flamurit

himpne

himpnes

himself

himselfe

himselve

himss

himyaric

himyarite

himyarites

himyaritic

hin

hinayana

Hinckley and Bosworth

hind claw

hind

hindawi

hindberries

hindberry

hindbrain

hindbrains

hindcast

hindcasts

hindemith paul

hindemith

hindenburg paul von

hindenburg

hinder

hinderance

hinderances

hindered

hinderer

hinderers

hinderest

hindereth

hindering

hinderingly

hinderling

hinderlings

hinderment

hindermost

hinders

hindfeet

hindfoot

hindgut

hindguts

hindi

hindia

hindian

hindi-urdu

hindko

hindleg

hind-leg

hindlegs

hind-legs

hindley-s-screw

hindlimb

hind-limb

hindlimbs

hind-limbs

Hindman's theorem

hindmilk

hindmost

hindneck

hindnecks

hindoo

hindoos

hindoostanee

hindoostanees

hindostan

hindquarter

hindquarters

hind-quarters

hindrance

hindrances

hindraunce

hindre

hinds

hindshank

hindside

hindsides

hindsight

hindsightly

hind-teat

hind-teats

hind-tit

hindu calendar

hindu

hindu-arabic numerals

hinduism

hinduisms

hinduistic

hinduistically

hindukush

hindu-kush

hinduness

hinduphobia

hindus

hindustan

hindustani

hindustanis

hindutva

hindutvavadi

hindutvavadis

hindward

hindwater

hindwaters

hindwing

hind-wing

hindwings

hind-wings

hines earl

hines

hiney

hineys

hing

hinge joint

hinge on

hinge terminations

hinge

hinged on

hinged

hingeing

hinge-joints

hingeless

hingelike

hinges on

hinges

hinge-termination

hingham

hinging

hinging-on

hinglish

hink

hinkie-pinkie

hinkie-pinkies

hink-pink

hink-pinks

hinky

hinkypunk

hinkypunks

hinnied

hinnies

hinny

hinnying

hinoki

hinoki-cypress

hinokinin

hinokis

hinomaru

hinsdalite

hinshelwood

hint

hinted

hintends

hinter

hinterland

hinterlander

hinterlanders

hinterlands

hintermost

hintikka-set

hintikkian

hinting

hintingly

hints

hio

hiodontid

hiodontids

hiodontiformes

hip and shoulders

hip boot

hip boots

hip fracture

hip fractures

hip hip hoorah

hip hopera

hip hoperas

hip joint

hip lock

hip locks

hip packs

hip pointer

hip replacements

hip roofs

hip speeds

hip thrust

hip thrusts

hip

hipaa

hip-and-shoulder

hipball

hipbone

hip-bone

hipbones

hip-bones

hipc initiative

hip-check

hip-checked

hip-checking

hip-checks

hipdom

hiperaccess

hiperlan/1

hiperlan/2

hiperlan

hiperlan2

hiperman

hipermos

hipersockets

hiperspace

hipflask

hip-flask

hipflasks

hip-flasks

hiphalt

hip-hip-hooray

hip-hip-hurrah

hip-hop honey

hip-hop

hip-hopper

hiphugger

hip-huggers

hipless

hiplessness

hiplike

hipline

hiplines

hiply

hipness

hipo

hipp

hippa

hip-pack

hipparch

hipparchus

hipparion

hipparions

hipped rooves

hipped

hippety-hop

hippi

hippiater

hippiaters

hippid

hippidae

hippids

hippie punching

hippie

hippie-dippie

hippiedom

hippiefied

hippieish

hippielike

hippiemobile

hippies

hippietastic

hippie-trail

hippie-trails

hippin

hipping

hippins

hippish

hippity-hop

hippo birdie two ewe

hippo grass

hippo regius

hippo

hippobosca

hippoboscid

hippoboscidae

hippoboscids

hippoboscinae

hippocalcin

hippocamp

hippocampal

hippocampally

hippocampi

hippocampocortical

hippocamps

hippocampus

hippocastanaceae

hippocastanoideae

hippocaust

hippocausts

hippocentaur

hippocentaurs

hippocephalic

hip-pocket client

hip-pocket-flask

hippocras

hippocrates

hippocrates-sleeve

Hippocratic faces

hippocratic oath

Hippocratic sleeve

Hippocratic wreath

hippocratic

hippocratic-face

hippocratic-oaths

hippocratism

hippocrene

hippocrepian

hippocrepians

hippocrepiform

hippodame

hippodames

hippodrome

hippodromes

hippodroming

hippo-flies

hippo-fly

hippoglossus

hippoglossus-hippoglossus

hippogriff

hippogriffs

hippogryph

hippogryphs

hippoid

hippoidea

hippolais

hippolike

hippolith

hippoliths

hippology

hippolyta

hippolytid

hippolytids

hippolytus

hippomancy

hippomaneae

hippomania

hippomaninae

hippomenes

hippomorphic

hipponicid

hipponicids

hippopathology

hippophage

hippophagi

hippophagism

hippophagist

hippophagists

hippophagous

hippophagy

hippophile

hippophiles

hippophobia

hippopotami

hippopotamid

hippopotamidae

hippopotamids

hippopotamoid

hippopotamus

hippopotamuses

hippopotamuslike

hippopotomonstrosesquipedalian

hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia

hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia

hippos

hipposaurid

hipposaurids

hipposiderid

hipposiderids

hipposudoric acid

hippotamus

hippotherapy

hippotigrine

hippotomy

hippotraginae

hippotragus

hippurate

hippurates

hippuric

hippuric-acid

hippurite

hippurites

hippus

hippy crack

hippy

hippydom

hippyish

hippy-jump

hip-replacement

hip-roof

hips

hip-shooter

hipshot

hip-speed

hipster glasses

hipster

hipsterdom

hipsterification

hipsterish

hipsterism

hipsterisms

hipsterland

hipsters

hipstery

hiptard

hiptards

hip-tree

hip-trees

hipwort

hipworts

hir

hira

hirable

hirado

hiragana

hirakata

hiram

hiramasa

hiramic

hiranyagarbha

hiratsuka

hircarra

hircarras

hirchen

hircic

hircic-acid

hircin

hircine

hircinous

hircose

hircus

hird

hirdman

hirdmen

hirds

hire car

hire cars

hire out

hire system

hire

hireable

hired hand

hired hands

hired muscle

hired muscles

hired out

hired

hired-gun

hiree

hirees

hireless

hireling

hirelings

hiren

hire-purchase

hire-purchases

hirer

hirers

hi-res audio

hires out

hi-res

hi-rez audio

hi-rez

hiri-motu

hiring halls

hiring out

hiring

hiring-hall

hirings

hirise

hi-rise

hi-riser

hirn

hirnantian

hirohito

hirola

hiroshige ando

hiroshige

Hiroshima maiden

hiroshima

hiroshiman

hiroshimans

hirple

hirpled

hirples

hirpling

hirquine

hirrawem

hirrawems

hirrient

hirs

Hirsch funnel

hirschfeld

hirschhorn

hirschman

hirschsprung-s-disease

hirself

hirsute

hirsuteness

hirsuties

hirsuties-papillaris-genitalis

hirsutism

hirsutisms

hirtellous

Hirt's law

hirtzii

hirudin

hirudinal

hirudine

hirudinea

hirudiniasis

hirudo

hirundapus

hirundine

hirundinea

hirundinid

hirundinidae

hirundinids

hirundo

his and hers

his heels

his/her

his/hers

his

his-ass

his-back-is-up

his-butt

hiscock

hiscocks

hiscoke

hiscott

hiscox

his-holiness

his-honor

his-imperial-majesty

hisingerite

hisingerites

hiskett

hislop

hislopite

his-maj

his-majesty

hisn

his-nibs

his-nob

hispania

hispanian

hispanians

hispanic american

Hispanic panic

hispanic

hispanic-america

hispanicism

hispanicisms

hispanicization

hispanicizations

hispanicize

hispanicized

hispanicizes

hispanicizing

hispanics

hispaniola

hispanism

hispanisms

hispanist

hispanists

hispano

hispano-american

hispanophile

hispanophiles

hispanophobe

hispanophobia

hispanophone

hispanophones

hispanos

hispasian

hi-speed

hispid

hispidulous

his-royal-highness

hiss alger

hiss

hissed

hisself

hisser

hissers

hisses

hissie-fit

hissie-fits

hissies

hissiness

hissing hot

hissing

hissingly

hissings

hissy

hissyfit

hissy-fit

hissy-fits

hist

histaminase

histaminases

histamine

histaminergic

histamines

histaminic

histapyrrodine

histel

histels

histerid

histerids

histidase

histidinaemia

histidinaemic

histidinase

histidine

histidinemia

histidinemic

histidines

histidinuria

histidyl

histidyls

histiocyte

histiocytes

histiocytic

histiocytoma

histiocytomas

histiocytomata

histiocytoses

histiocytosis

histiology

histiopterid

histiopterids

histiostomatid

histiostomatids

histioteuthid

histioteuthids

hist-n

hist-nn

histo

histochemical

histochemically

histochemistry

histocidarid

histocompatability

histocompatibilities

histocompatibility genes

histocompatibility

histocompatibility-antigen

histocompatibility-gene

histocompatible

histodiagnostic

histodifferentiation

histogen

histogeneses

histogenesis

histogenetic

histogenic

histogeny

histogram

histogramme

histogrammed

histogrammes

histogramming

histograms

histographer

histographers

histographical

histography

histohaematin

histohaematins

histoid

histologic

histological

histologically

histologies

histologist

histologists

histology

histolyse

histolysed

histolysing

histolysis

histolytic

histolyze

histolyzed

histolyzes

histolyzing

histomoniasis

histomonosis

histomorphologic

histomorphological

histomorphology

histomorphometric

histomorphometry

histone deacetylases

histone

histone-deacetylase

histones

histoneurology

histonomy

histopathologic

histopathological

histopathologically

histopathologies

histopathologist

histopathologists

histopathology

histophysiology

histoplasmoma

histoplasmomas

histoplasmoses

histoplasmosis

histoplasmotic

historadiography

historial

historian

historians

historiaster

historiasters

historiated

historic counties

historic county

historic present

historic presents

historic rehabilitation tax credit

historic rhyme

historic rhymes

historic site

historic sites

historic

historical cost

historical dictionaries

historical dictionary

historical interpreter

historical interpreters

historical novel

historical present

historical school

historical science

historical societies

historical society

historical sociology

historical subject

historical volatility

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historical-fiction

historicalist

historicalists

historicalization

historicalizations

historical-linguistics

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historical-materialism

historical-method

historicalness

historical-present-tense

historical-research

historicals

historicism

historicisms

historicist

historicists

historicities

historicity

historicization

historicizations

historicize

historicized

historicizes

historicizing

historick

historicness

historico-

historico-cultural

historic-present-tense

historie

historied

histories

historiette

historiettes

historified

historifies

historify

historifying

historio

historiographer

historiographers

historiographership

historiographic

historiographical

historiographically

historiographies

historiography

historiology

historiometric

historiometry

historionomer

historionomers

historiosophic

historiosophical

historiosophically

historiosophy

historize

historized

historizes

historizing

history

history book

history books

history repeats itself

history sheet

history sheets

history

historying

historyless

historywise

histosol

histosols

histostaining

histotechnology

histotomy

histotroph

histotrophs

histotrophy

histotype

histozyme

histozymes

histrelin

histrion

histrionic personality disorders

histrionic

histrionical

histrionically

histrionicism

histrionick

histrionic-personality-disorder

histrionics

histrionicus

histrionicus-histrionicus

histrionism

histrionisms

histrionize

histrionized

histrionizing

histrions

histriophoca

histriophoca-fasciata

histt

histurgops

his-worship

hit a lick

hit and giggle

hit and ran

hit back

hit hard

hit like a ton of bricks

hit like a truck

hit me

hit on all cylinders

hit on

hit one hard

hit one's straps

hit out of the park

hit piece

hit pieces

hit rate

hit ratio

hit squad

hit squads

hit the board

hit the dirt

hit the gym

hit the high notes

hit the mark

hit the rack

hit the sauce

hit the wall

hit too close to home

hit two targets with one arrow

hit with

hit

hit-above-one-s-weight

hitachi data systems

hitachi

hit-a-home-run

hit-and-miss

hit-and-run statute

hit-and-run

hit-and-runs

hit-a-nerve

hit-a-raw-nerve

hit-a-six

hit-a-snag

hit-a-wall

hit-batsman

hit-batsmen

hit-below-one-s-weight

hit-by-pitch

hitch one's wagon to a star

hitch one's wagon to

hitch rack

hitch racks

hitch

hitchcock alfred joseph

hitchcock

hitchcockesque

hitchcockian

hitchcott

hitchcox

hitched

hitchel

hitchelled

hitchelling

hitchels

hitchen

Hitchens' razor

hitchens

Hitchens's razor

hitcher

hitchers

hitches

hitchhike

hitch-hike

hitchhiked

hitch-hiked

hitchhiker

hitch-hiker

hitchhikers

hitch-hikers

hitchhikes

hitch-hikes

hitchhiking

hitch-hiking

hitchin

hitching rail

hitching

hitching-bar

hitching-post

hitchings george herbert

hitchings

hitchins

hitchinson

hitchment

hitchments

hitchon

hitcht

hitch-up

hit-counter

hit-counters

HITECH Act

hi-tech tattoo

hitech

hi-tech

hithe

hither and yon

hither

hither-and-thither

hi-there

hithermost

hitherto

hithertofore

hitherunto

hitherward

hitherwards

hithes

hit-home

hit-it

hit-it-and-quit-it

hit-it-big

hit-it-off

hit-it-up

hitjob

hitjobs

hitler

hitlerian

hitlerish

hitlerism

hitlerites

hitlerlike

hitler-mustache

hitler-mustaches

hitlers

hitless

hit-list

hit-lists

hitmaker

hitmakers

hitmaking

hitman

hit-man

hitmen

hit-men

hit-off

hit-off-the-line

hit-one-out-of-the-ballpark

hit-one-s-stride

hit-or-miss transform

hit-or-miss

hitout

hit-out

hit-outs

hit-parade

hit-parades

hit-paydirt

hitpoint

hit-point

hitpoints

hit-points

hits and runs

hits home

hits it and quits it

hits it off

hits it up

hits off

hits on

hits the bottle

hits the fan

hits the hay

hits the rack

hits the sauce

hits

hitself

hit-skip

hit-someone-for-six

hits-out

hitsp

hits-up

hits-upon

hitt.

hittable

hitted

hittee

hittees

hitten

hitter

hitters

hitter-s-count

hittest

hit-test

hit-tests

hitteth

hit-the-ball-twice

hit-the-big-time

hit-the-books

hit-the-bottle

hit-the-bricks

hit-the-buffers

hit-the-ceiling

hit-the-deck

hit-the-fan

hit-the-gas

hit-the-ground-running

hit-the-hay

hit-the-head

hit-the-headlines

hit-the-jackpot

hit-the-nail-on-the-head

hit-the-net

hit-the-pavement

hit-the-road

hit-the-rock

hit-the-rocks

hit-the-roof

hit-the-sack

hit-the-shelves

hit-the-silk

hit-the-skids

hit-the-spot

hit-the-trail

hittin

hitting and running

hitting it and quitting it

hitting it off

hitting off

hitting on

hitting the fan

hitting the hay

hitting the rack

hitting the sauce

hitting

hitting-out

hittings

hitting-the-bottle

hitting-the-pavement

hitting-up

hitting-upon

hittite

hittites

hittitologist

hittitologists

hittitology

Hittorf tube

hittorf-s-phosphorus

hitty-missy

hit-up

hit-upon

hit-wicket

hitwoman

hitwomen

hity-tity

hiv

hiva oa

hiv-aids

hive mind

hive minds

hive nest

hive nests

hive tool

hive tools

hive up

hive

hive-bee

hive-bees

hived up

hived

hived-off

hiveless

hivelike

hivemind

hiveminds

hive-of-activity

hive-off

hiver

hivernate

hivernated

hivernates

hivernating

hives up

hives

hives-of-activity

hives-off

hiving up

hiving

hiving-off

hi-vis

hi-vision

hiv-negative

hiv-negatives

hiv-positive

hiv-positives

hiv-statuses

hiv-testings

hiv-tests

hiv-virus

hiwassee river

hixkaryana

hixon

hiya doin'

hiya

hizbollah

hiziki

hizz

hizzed

hizzes

hizzing

hizzle

hizzoner

hizzy

Hjelmslev's theorem

hjem

hk

h-k

hkakabo razi

hkat

hkcu

hkd

hkex

hkey

hkg

hklm

hkma

hksar

hl

hl7

hla test

hla

hlb

HLG

hll

hllapi

hlm

h-lo

hlr

hls

hlx

HM slave

hm

h-m

hma

hmac

hmal

hmar

hmas

hmatemesis

hmatin

hmatine

hmatite

hmatologic

hmatological

hmatologist

hmatologists

hmatology

hmatoma

hmatomata

hmatophagous

hmatophobia

hmatopoeesis

hmatopoesis

hmatopoetic

hmatoporphyrin

hmatoporphyrine

hmatorrhoea

hmatothorax

hmatoxylin

hmaturi

hmaturia

hmbs

hmc

hmcs

hmd

hmeenlinna

hmerythrin

hmf

hmg

hmi light

hmi

hmic

hmis

hml

hmm

hmmed

hmming

hmmm

hmms

hmmwv

hmnzs

hmo

hmochromatoses

hmochromatosis

hmochromogen

hmoglobin

hmol

hmolysis

hmong

hmong-daw

hmongic

hmong-mien

hmongness

hmong-njua

hmoob-dawb

hmophilia

hmophiliac

hmophiliacs

hmophobia

hmopoietic

hmoptyses

hmoptysis

hmorrhage

hmorrhages

hmorrhagi

hmorrhagia

hmorrhagic

hmorrhagical

hmorrhagically

hmorrhoea

hmorrhoid

hmorrhoidal

hmorrhoids

hmos

hmosiderosis

hmostasis

hmostatic

hmpa

hmph

hmrc

hms

hmt

hmtd

hmtss

hmu

hmv

hmvs

hmx

hmxb

hna

hnarakert

hnc

hnd

hnl

hnlms

hnms

hnn

hnne

hno

hnoms

hnrna

ho back

ho chi minh trail

ho ho ho

ho

h-o

hoa

hoaching

hoagie

hoagies

hoagy

hoaky

hoar

hoard

hoarded

hoarder

hoarders

hoarding

hoardingly

hoardings

hoards

Hoare logic

Hoare triple

hoared

hoarfrost

hoar-frost

hoarfrosted

hoarfrosts

hoar-frosts

hoarhound

hoarhounds

hoarily

hoariness

hoars

hoarse

hoarsely

hoarsen

hoarsened

hoarseness

hoarsening

hoarsens

hoarstone

hoarstones

hoarwithy

hoary fringe moss

hoary

hoary-bat

hoary-bats

hoary-marmot

hoary-marmots

hoast

hoatzin

hoatzins

hoax virus

hoax

hoaxed

hoaxee

hoaxees

hoaxer

hoaxers

hoaxes

hoaxical

hoaxing

hoaxlike

hoaxocaust

hoaxster

hoaxsters

hoaxter

hoazin

hoazins

hob

ho-bag

ho-bags

hoban james

hobandnob

hobanob

hobart

hobartian

hobartians

hobb

hobbarddehoy

hobbarddehoys

hobbardehoy

hobbardehoys

hobbed

hobbedehoy

hobbedehoys

hobbema

hobbes thomas

hobbes

hobbesian

hobbesianism

hobbet

hobbets

hobbetyhoy

hobbies

hobbing

hobbins

hobbis

hobbism

hobbist

hobbists

hobbit

hobbitlike

hobbits

hobbitses

hobbity

hobble chain

hobble chains

hobble rope

hobble ropes

hobble

hobblebush

hobble-bush

hobblebushes

hobble-bushes

hobbled

hobbledehoy

hobbledehoyhood

hobbledehoys

hobbler

hobblers

hobbles

hobbleshaw

hobbleshaws

hobble-skirt

hobble-skirts

hobbletehoy

hobbletehoys

hobbling

hobblingly

hobbly

hobbs

hobbsian

hobby bobbies

hobby bobby

hobby desk

hobby desks

hobby lantern

hobby lanterns

hobby table

hobby tables

hobby

hobbyhorse

hobby-horse

hobbyhorses

hobby-horses

hobbyhorsical

hobbyism

hobbyisms

hobbyist

hobbyistic

hobbyists

hobbyless

hobday

hobdehoy

hobdehoys

hobelar

hobelars

hobeler

hoberdehoy

hoberdehoys

hobgoblin

hobgoblins

hobhouchin

hobilar

hobiler

hobilers

hobit

hobits

hoblin

hoblins

hoblyn

hobnail boots

hobnail

hobnail-boot

hobnailed

hob-nailed

hobnailing

hobnail-liver

hobnail-livers

hobnails

hobnob

hob-nob

hobnobbed

hobnobber

hobnobbers

hobnobbing

hobnobs

hobo jungles

hobo spiders

hobo stoves

hobo

hobo-bag

hobo-bags

hoboe

hoboes

hoboglyph

hobohemia

hobohemian

hobohemians

hobohemias

hobo-jungle

hoboken

hobolike

hobos

hobosexual

hobo-spider

hobo-stove

hoboy

hoboys

hobs

hobson

hobson-jobson

hobson-jobsons

hobson-s-choice

hobson-s-choices

hocartite

hoccleve thomas

hocclevean

hocclevian

hocco

hoccoes

hoccos

hochelagaite

hochepoche

hochepoches

ho-chi-minh

ho-chi-minh-city

hochinma

ho-chunk

hochwohlgeboren

Hock process

hock

hockamore

hockday

hocked

hocket

hocketed

hocketing

hockets

hockett charles

hockey ball

hockey mom

hockey player

hockey sock

hockey stops

hockey

hockey-bag

hockeyist

hockeyists

hockeylike

hockey-net

hockey-puck

hockey-pucks

hockey-rink

hockey-skate

hockey-stick

hockey-sticks

hockey-stop

hockey-tape

hockham, george

hocking

hockle

hockled

hockles

hocklin

hockling

hockney david

hockney

hocks

hockshop

hockshops

hocktide

hocus

hocused

hocuses

hocusing

hocus-pocus

hocuspocused

hocuspocuses

hocuspocusing

hocussed

hocussing

hod boy

hod boys

hod

hodad

ho-dad

ho-daddy

hodads

ho-dads

hodag

hodags

hod-carrier

hod-carriers

hodden

hoddengray

hoddens

hodder

hoddie

hoddies

hoddle

hoddy peak

hoddydoddies

hoddydoddy

hode

hodeida

hodening

hodge

hodgen

hodgeon

hodgepodge

hodge-podge

hodgepodges

hodges

hodge-theory

hodgett

hodgetts

hodgin

hodgins

hodgkin dorothy mary crowfoot

hodgkin lymphoma

hodgkin

hodgkins

hodgkin-s-disease

hodgkin-s-lymphoma

hodgkinson

hodgkinsonite

hodgkison

hodgkiss

hodgkisson

hodgskin

hodgson

hodgsonius

hodiern

hodiernal

hodja

hodjas

hodkin

hodkinson

HODL

hodman

hodmandod

hodmandods

hodmen

hodograph

hodographs

hodology

hodometer

hodometers

hodometry

hodophile

hodophilia

hodoscope

hodoscopes

hods

hodson

hodulcine

hoe nightshade

hoe

hoe-bag

hoe-bags

hoecake

hoecakes

hoed

hoedown

hoe-down

hoedowned

hoedowning

hoedowns

hoeing

hoeings

hoelike

hoelite

hoe-one-s-row

hoer

hoers

hoes

hof

hofei

Hoff crab

hoff

hoffa james riddle

hoffa

Hoffa's fat pad

Hoffa's fat pads

hoffman, abbie and bell, al team

hoffman

hoffmann roald

hoffmann

hoffmann's sign

hofmann

hofmannsthal hugo von

hofmannsthal

hofs

hofstadter

hofstadterian

Hofstadter's law

hofuf

hoful

hog apples

hog cholera

hog deers

hog fuels

hog jaw

hog line violations

hog lines

hog millet

hog millets

hog peanut

hog peanuts

hog plum

hog

hogan william benjamin

hogan

hoganite

hogans

hogapple

hog-apple

hogarth william

hogarth

hogarthian

hogback

hogbacked

hogbacks

hog-baying

hogchain

hogchains

hogchoker

hogchokers

hog-corn ratio

hog-corn ratios

hogcote

hogcotes

hog-deer

hogeschool

hogeschools

hog-fennel

hogfish

hogfishes

hogframe

hogframes

hog-fuel

hogg

hoggan-bag

hoggaster

hoggasters

hogged

hogger

hoggerel

hoggerels

hoggeries

hogger-pump

hogger-pumps

hoggers

hoggery

hogget

hoggets

hoggin

hogginess

hogging frame

hogging frames

hogging

hoggish

hoggishly

hoggishness

hog-gum

hog-gums

hoggy

hogh

hog-heaven

hoghenhine

hogherd

hogherds

hog-island

hog-islands

hogleg

hoglegs

hoglet

hoglets

hoglike

hog-line

hog-line-violation

hogmanay

hog-maw

hog-maws

hognose

hog-nosed skunk

hognose-snake

hognose-snakes

hognut

hognuts

hogo

hogpen

hogpens

hogrebe

hogreeve

hogreeves

hogringer

hogringers

hog-rubber

hog-rubbers

hogs and pigs report

hogs

hogscore

hogscores

hogshead

hogsheads

hogskin

hogskins

hog-s-leg

hog-s-pudding

hogsties

hogsty

hogsucker

hogswallop

hogtie

hog-tie

hogtied

hog-tied

hogties

hog-ties

hogtown

hog-town

hog-towns

hogtying

hog-tying

hogwaller

hog-waller

hogwallers

hog-wallers

hog-wallow

hog-wallowing

hog-wallows

hogwarts

hogwash

hogweed

hogweeds

hog-wild

hogwood christopher

hoh

hohe tauern

hohenstaufen

hohenzollern

hohenzollerns

hohhot

hohlraum

hohlraums

Hohmann orbit

Hohmann transfer orbit

Hohmann transfer orbits

hohmannite

ho-ho

hohokam

ho-hum

hoi polloi

hoi toider

hoi toiders

hoi

hoick

hoicked

hoicking

hoicks

hoid

hoida

hoiden

hoidened

hoidenhood

hoidening

hoidenish

hoidens

hoik

hoiked

hoiking

hoiks

hoisanese

hoise

hoisin

hoisin-sauce

hoist frame

hoist frames

hoist the white flag

hoist

hoistable

hoistaway

hoistaways

hoist-bridge

hoist-bridges

hoist-by-one-s-own-petard

hoisted

hoisted-by-one-s-own-petard

hoisted-on-one-s-own-petard

hoisted-with-one-s-own-petard

hoister

hoisters

hoisteth

hoisting

hoistings

hoist-on-one-s-own-petard

hoists

hoistway

hoistways

hoist-with-one-s-own-petard

hoit

hoity-toitily

hoity-toity

hoja-santa

hojillion

hojillions

hok

hokan

hoke

hoked

hokeday

hoker

hokes

hokey pokeys

hokey

hokey-cokey

hokeyness

hokeypokey

hokey-pokey

hoki

hokie

hokies

hokily

hokiness

hoking

hokkaido

hokkien

hokku

hokkus

hoks

hokum

hokums

hokusai katsushika

hokusai

hoky

hoky-poky

hola

holandric

holap

holarchies

holarchy

holarctic

holard

holargos

holaspid

holaspidean

holaspis

holasteridae

holasteroid

holasteroids

holbach

holbein hans

holbein

holbergian

holborn

holbrook

holc

holcad

holcads

holcomb

holconia

hold a gun to someone's head

hold a light

hold a mirror to

hold aloft

hold back

hold by the button

hold dear

hold down the fort

hold down

hold firm

hold for ransom

hold good

hold harmless

hold in

hold it together

hold my beer

hold off

hold one's fire

hold one's ground

hold one's nose

hold one's piece

hold oneself together

hold onto your hat

hold onto

hold out

hold ransom

hold short

hold tack

hold the road

hold to ransom

hold together

hold up a mirror to

hold up as

hold up

hold yew hard

hold

holdable

hold-a-candle

hold-against

hold-a-grudge

holdall

hold-all

hold-all-of-the-aces

hold-all-of-the-cards

holdalls

hold-all-the-aces

hold-all-the-cards

hold-a-torch-for

holdawayite

holdawayites

holdback

holdbacks

hold-baggage

hold-cheap

hold-court

holddown timer

holde

holded

hold-em

holden

holdenite

holder in due course

holder

holderbat

holderbats

holderlin friedrich

holderlin

holders

holdest

holdeth

holdfast

holdfasts

hold-fire

hold-forth

hold-hands

hold-hard

hold-hostage

holdin

holding a mirror to

holding actions

holding against

holding aloft

holding charge

holding charges

holding company depositary receipts

holding company

holding deals

holding down

holding it together

holding midfielders

holding on

holding period

holding tank

holding tanks

holding the ring

holding true

holding up a mirror to

holding up as

holding water

holding

holding-a-candle

holding-action

holding-all-of-the-aces

holding-all-of-the-cards

holding-all-the-aces

holding-all-the-cards

holding-back

holding-cell

holding-cells

holding-companies

holding-deal

holding-fire

holding-midfielder

holding-note

holding-notes

holding-off

holding-out

holding-pattern

holding-patterns

holdings

holding-the-ball

holding-the-cards

holding-together

holding-up

hold-in-hand

hold-it

hold-luggage

holdoff

holdoffs

hold-on

hold-one-s-breath

hold-one-s-head-above-water

hold-one-s-head-high

hold-one-s-horses

hold-one-s-liquor

hold-one-s-nerve

hold-one-s-own

hold-one-s-peace

hold-one-s-pee

hold-one-s-poop

hold-one-s-tongue

hold-one-s-urine

hold-one-s-water

holdout

holdouts

hold-outs

holdover

hold-over

holdovers

hold-over-someone-s-head

holdrs

holds a mirror to

holds a torch for

holds against

holds aloft

holds down

holds it together

holds on

holds the ring

holds together

holds up a mirror to

holds up as

holds water

holds

holds-a-candle

holds-back

hold-serve

holds-fire

holds-off

hold-someone-s-feet-to-the-fire

hold-someone-s-hand

holds-out

holds-true

holds-up

hold-sway

hold-that-thought

hold-the-cards

hold-the-fort

hold-the-line

hold-the-phone

hold-the-purse-strings

hold-the-reins

hold-the-ring

hold-tight

hold-to-account

hold-true

holdup

hold-up-one-s-end

hold-up-play

holdups

hold-ups

hold-water

hold-with-the-hare-and-run-with-the-hounds

hold-your-fire

hole in ones

hole in the head

hole punching

hole saw

hole saws

hole states

hole up

hole

holeable

hole-and-corner

hole-board test

hole-card

hole-cards

holed

holed-out

holed-solid-torus

holed-torus

holed-up

hole-in-one

hole-in-the-wall

hole-in-the-walls

holeless

holelike

hole-out

hole-punch

hole-punched

hole-punches

holer

holers

holes in the head

holes

holeshot

holeshots

holes-in-one

holes-in-the-wall

holes-out

hole-state

holes-up

holethnic

Holevo's theorem

holey dollar

holey

holfertite

holguín

holi

holibut

holibuts

holic

holidam

holiday eleanora

holiday fic

holiday fics

holiday heart syndrome

holiday ownerships

holiday park

holiday parks

holiday pay

holiday seasons

holiday speeches

holiday tree

holiday

holiday-camp

holiday-camps

holidayed

holidayer

holidayers

holiday-home

holiday-homes

holidaying

holidaymaker

holiday-maker

holidaymakers

holiday-makers

holidaymaking

holiday-ownership

holidays

holidays

holiday-season

holie

holier

holier-than-thou

holies

holiest

holily

holin

holiness movement

holiness

holinesse

holinesses

holing

holing-out

holing-up

holinight

holinshed raphael

holinshed

holism

holisms

holist

holistic medicine

holistic

holistically

holists

holk

holla at

holla

hollaback girl

hollaback girls

hollaback

holla-back

holla-backs

hollaed at

hollaed

hollaing at

hollaing

holland

hollandaise

hollandaise-sauce

hollander

hollanders

hollandia

hollandic

hollandish

hollandite

hollands

hollas at

hollas

hollee

holler copper

holler

hollered

hollerer

hollerers

hollering

hollerings

hollerith card

Hollerith cards

hollerith code

hollerith herman

hollerith machine

hollerith

hollers

holley robert william

holley

holli

Holliday junction

hollie

hollied

holliers

hollies

hollingworthite

hollo

holloa

holloaed

holloaing

holloas

holloed

holloing

hollow body position

hollow body positions

hollow earther

hollow earthers

hollow of the knee

hollow points

hollow position

hollow positions

hollow post mill

hollow post mills

hollow

holloware

hollowares

hollow-body

hollowed

hollowed-out

holloweth

hollow-eyed

hollow-hearted

hollowing

hollowing-out

hollowings

hollow-leg

hollow-legs

hollowly

hollowness

hollownesses

hollow-out

hollowpoint

hollow-point

hollowpoints

hollow-rail

hollow-rails

hollows of the knees

hollows

hollows-out

hollow-victories

hollow-victory

hollowware

hollowwares

holluschick

holluschickie

holluschickies

holly barberries

holly barberry

holly buddy

holly oaks

holly

holly-blue

holly-blues

hollye

hollyhock

hollyhocks

holly-leaved-cherry

hollylike

holly-oak

holly-olive

holly-osmanthus

hollywired

Hollywood accounting

hollywood bed

Hollywood cerise

Hollywood moments

Hollywood shower

Hollywood wax

hollywood

hollywood-ending

hollywood-endings

hollywoodese

hollywoodesque

hollywood-flat

hollywoodian

hollywooding

hollywood-irish

hollywoodish

hollywoodization

hollywoodize

hollywoodized

hollywoodizes

hollywoodizing

hollywood-moment

hollywood-north

hollywood-principle

hollywood-science

hollywood-style-flat

hollywood-ugly

holm

holmberry

holme

holmes oliver wendell, jr.

holmes oliver wendell

holmes, e.t.

holmes

holmes-adie syndrome

holmesian

holmesians

holmesish

holmes-rebound-phenomena

holmes-rebound-phenomenon

holmia

holmian

holmiid

holmiids

holming

holmium

holm-oak

holm-oaks

holmoi

holmos

holmquistite

holmquistites

holms

holo

holoadeninae

holoarchies

holoarchy

holoblast

holoblastic

holocarpic

holocaust

holocaustic

holocausts

holocene

holocentric

holocentrid

holocentrids

holocephalan

holocephali

holochroal

holoclone

holoclones

holocoen

holocoens

holocrine

holocryptic

holocrystalline

holocube

holocubes

holocyclic

holodeck

holodecks

holodynamic

holoendemic

holoenzyme

holoenzymes

holofernes

holofoils

hologamous

hologamy

hologram storage

hologram

hologramlike

hologrammatic

hologrammatically

hologramme

holograms

holograph

holographic data storage

holographic googles

holographic storage

holographic versatile disc

holographic will

holographic

holographical

holographically

holographic-wills

holographs

holography

hologynic

holohedra

holohedral

holohedron

holohedry

holohoax

holohyaline

holoimage

holoimages

holokinetic

hololens

holometabolan

holometabolic

holometabolism

holometabolous

holometer

holometers

holomictic

holomorph

holomorphic function

holomorphic

holomorphically

holomorphicity

holomorphies

holomorphism

holomorphs

holomorphy

holomovement

holomovements

holomyoglobin

holon

holonomic constraints

holonomic

holonomic-constraint

holonomies

holonomy

holons

holonym

holonymous

holonyms

holonymy

holoparasite

holoparasites

holoparasitic

holopeid

holopeids

holopelagic

holophaga

holophonic

holophonics

holophony

holophotal

holophote

holophotes

holophrases

holophrasis

holophrastic

holophrastically

holophyly

holophyte

holophytic

holoplankton

holoplanktonic

holoprojection

holoprojections

holoprojector

holoprojectors

holoprosencephalies

holoprosencephaly

holoprotein

holoproteins

holoptychiid

holoptychiids

holoptychius

holoreceptor

holoreceptors

holorecording

holorecordings

holorhinal

holorhyme

holorhymes

holorime

holos

holosiderite

holosiderites

holostean

holostei

holosteric

holostomate

holostomatous

holostome

holostomes

holothure

holothures

holothurian

holothurians

holothuriid

holothuriids

holothurin

holothurins

holothuroid

holothuroidea

holothuroids

holotoxin

holotoxins

holotropic

holotype

holotypes

holour

holours

holovid

holovids

holovision

holozoan

holozoic

holp

holpen

hols

holsom

holst gustav theodore

holst

holstein

holstein-lewis-fracture

Holstein-Primakoff transformation

holsteins

holster

holstered

holstering

holsters

holston river

holt

holtedahlite

holter monitor

holtite

Holton le Clay

holton

Holt-Oram syndrome

holts

holubtsi

holus-bolus

holwe

holy ark

holy bark

holy bible

holy cards

holy catfish

holy crap on a stick

holy crosses

holy crow

holy damn

holy day of obligation

holy day

holy days of obligation

holy doodle

holy fire

holy fool

holy grail

holy grass

holy hell

holy innocents' day

holy island

holy macaroni

holy man

holy office

holy oil

holy optochip

holy orders

holy piss

holy roller

holy scripture

holy shamoley

holy shit

holy shmoly

holy show

holy shows

holy smokes

holy synod

holy terror

holy terrors

holy unblack metal

holy war

holy water sprinklers

holy

holy-alliance

holy-basil

holy-book

holy-bread

holy-card

holy-communion

holy-cow

holy-crap

holy-crap-on-a-cracker

holy-cricket

holy-crickets

holycross

holy-cross

holyday

holydays

holy-days

holy-family

holy-father

holy-ghost

holy-grails

holy-guacamole

holyhead

holyhedra

holyhedron

holy-hour

holy-kamoley

holy-kamoly

holy-land

holy-mackerel

holy-moley

holy-moly

holy-moses

holy-mother

holy-mother-of-god

holyness

holynesse

holynesses

holy-of-holies

holyoke

holy-rollers

holy-roman-empire

holyrood

holy-saturday

holy-see

holy-smoke

holy-spirit

holystone

holystoned

holystones

holystoning

holy-thursday

holytide

holy-toledo

holy-trinity

holy-wars

holy-water

holy-waters

holy-water-sprinkle

holy-water-sprinkler

holy-water-sprinkles

holy-wednesday

holy-week

holy-writ

hom mali rice

hom-

homacanth

homage

homageable

homaged

homager

homagers

homages

homaging

homalocephalid

homalocephalids

homalodotheriid

homalodotheriids

homalographic

homaloid

homaloidal

homaloids

homalonotid

homalonotids

homalonychid

homalonychids

homarid

homarids

homarine

homarylamine

homatropine

homberg

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Homo superior

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homyel'

hon

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honda knot

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honduras gulf of

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honduras-sign-language

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honestley

honestly

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honesty box

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honesty is the best policy

honesty

honewort

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honey catches more flies than vinegar

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honeycreeper

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honeydew

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honeydew-melon

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honeydews

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honey-fungus

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honey-locust

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honey-locusts

honeymaking

honeymonkey

honeymoon palsy

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honeymoons

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honey-pot-ant

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honeypots or honeynets

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honeysucker

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honey-wagon

honey-wagons

honeyware

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honeywort

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hong kong exchange

Hong Kong harness

hong kong interbank offer rate

hong

hongbao

hong-bao

hongcouver

hongi

hongkie

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hong-kong

hong-kong-dollar

hong-kong-dollars

hong-konger

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hongkongese

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hong-kong-flu

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hongs

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hongweibing

hon-hon-hon

honi soit qui mal y pense

honiara

honied

honing

Honiton lace

honk

honkatonk

honkatonks

honked off

honked

honker

honkers

honkey

honkeys

honkie

honkies

honkin

honking off

honking

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honkings

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honks off

honks

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honky

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honnor

honnour

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honolulu

honor among thieves

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honored

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honorificabilitudinities

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honoured

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honoureth

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honour-killings

honourless

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honourworthy

hons

honshu

honu

honus

honyock

honyocks

hoo boy

hoo

hooah

hooch pieter de

hooch

hooched up

hooches

hoochie

hoochie-coochie

hoochie-coochies

hoochie-mama

hoochie-mamas

hoochies

hood john bell

hood mount

hood thomas

hood unit

hood units

hood

hooded skunk

hooded skunks

hooded tickspider

hooded tickspiders

hooded

hooded-crow

hooded-crows

hooded-seal

hooded-seals

hooded-tinamou

hooded-tinamous

hooden horse

hoodening

hoodia

hoodias

hoodie

hoodiecrow

hoodiecrows

hoodied

hoodies

hooding

hoodla

hoodless

hoodlike

hoodlum

hoodlumism

hoodlums

hoodman

hoodman-blind

hoodoo

hoodooed

hoodooing

hoodoos

hood-ornament

hood-ornaments

hoodrat

hood-rat

hoodrats

hood-rats

hood-rich

hoods

hoodwink

hoodwinked

hoodwinker

hoodwinkers

hoodwinking

hoodwinks

hoody

hooey

hoof fungi

hoof pick

hoof

hoof-and-mouth disease

hoofbeat

hoofbeats

hoofbound

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hoofer

hoofers

hoof-fungus

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hoof-it

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hoofstock

hoogh

hooghly

hoo-ha

hoohaa

hoo-hah

hoo-hahs

hoo-has

hooie

hook and ladder

hook check

hook it

hook ladder

hook ladders

hook maneuver

hook of holland

hook pin

hook pins

hook shop

hook shops

hook stock

hook stocks

hook switch

hook switches

hook turns

hook wrench

hook wrenches

hook

hooka

hookah

hookahs

hook-and-eye

hook-and-ladder truck

hookas

hookbill

hookbills

hooke robert

hooke

hookean

hooked vector

hooked

hookedness

hooked-up

hookemware

hooker john lee

hooker joseph

hooker richard

hooker thomas

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hookeri

hookerian

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hooke-s-law

hookest

hooketh

hookey

hookey-walker

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hookguns

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hookium

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hooklet

hooklets

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hook-line-and-sinker

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hookman

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hooknoses

hooks above

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hooks-and-eyes

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hook-shots

hooksian

hook-someone-up

hooks-up

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hookswitches

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hooktop-heng

hook-turn

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hookworm disease

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hoopla

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hoopoo

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hoop-snake

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hoopsters

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hoopty

hoorah

hooray

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hooray-for-hollywood

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hoose

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Hoover hog

Hoover index

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Hoover wagon

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hooyah

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hopatcong lake

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Hopcroft's algorithm

hope bob

hope scholarship

hope springs eternal in the human breast

Hope under Dinmore

hope

hope-against-hope

hope-chest

hope-chests

hoped

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hopeful monster

hopeful monsters

hopeful

hopefull

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hopefulness

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hopei

hopeite

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hopewell

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Hopfield network

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hor

hora

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hordeivirus

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hordeola

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horikawaella

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hornel

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hornen

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horners

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Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons reaction

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Horner-Wittig reaction

Horner-Wittig reactions

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Hornstein-Knickenberg syndrome

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Horowitz index

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horripilation

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horror flicks

horror punk

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horrorcore

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Hors d'oeuvre

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Horse and Jockey

horse and rabbit stews

horse ant

horse ants

horse around

horse artilleries

horse balm

horse bot flies

horse boy

horse brass

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horse collar

horse collars

horse comb

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horse doctors

horse fly

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horse head fiddle

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horse soldiers

horse steroid

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horse thief

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horse tornado

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horse trailers

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horse

h-o-r-s-e

horse-and-buggy

horse-and-cart

horse-and-rabbit-stew

horseapple

horseapples

horse-archer

horse-archers

horse-artillery

horseback

horsebacks

horseball

horse-bean

horse-beans

horse-blanket

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horse-hoarse merger

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horse-mackerel

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horseman

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horsemeat

Horsemen of the Apocalypse

horsemen

horsemint

horsenail

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horseness

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horse-of-a-different-color

horse-of-a-different-colour

horse-opera

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horse-s-ass

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horses-for-courses

horseshit

horseshoe arch

horseshoe curve

horseshoe theory

horseshoe up one's ass

horseshoe worm

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horse-shoe

horseshoe-bat

horseshoe-crab

horseshoe-crabs

horseshoed

horseshoeing

horseshoe-map

horseshoe-maps

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horseskin

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horses-mouths

horse-soldier

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horse-stinger

horse-stingers

horsetail pine

horsetail syndrome

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horse-tail

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horsethieves

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horseweed

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horsewhippings

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horse-whisperers

horse-whispering

horsewoman

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horsewood

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Horus of Gold name

Horus of Gold names

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hos

Hosaka-Cohen transformation

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hosanna

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hostmasks

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host-plants

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hosts file

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hostship

hot abscess

hot abscesses

hot add

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Hot Corners

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ichneumon-wasp

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ichnite

ichnites

ichno

ichnocoenose

ichnocoenoses

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ichnofossils

ichnogenera

ichnogenus

ichnogram

ichnograms

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ichnography

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ichnolites

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ichnological

ichnologist

ichnologists

ichnology

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ichnotropis

ichnovirus

ichnoviruses

ichoglan

ichoglans

ichomage

ichor

ichorhaemia

ichorous

ichs

ichthammol

ichthammols

ichthidin

ichthin

ichthulin

ichthulins

ichthus

ichthy

ichthyaetus

ichthyaetus-audouinii

ichthyaetus-hemprichii

ichthyaetus-ichthyaetus

ichthyaetus-leucophthalmus

ichthyaetus-melanocephalus

ichthyaetus-relictus

ichthyic

ichthyo

ichthyocol

ichthyocolla

ichthyocols

ichthyodectid

ichthyodectids

ichthyodorulite

ichthyodorulites

ichthyofauna

ichthyofaunae

ichthyofaunas

ichthyographic

ichthyographical

ichthyographies

ichthyography

ichthyoid

ichthyoidal

ichthyoids

ichthyol

ichthyolatry

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ichthyolites

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ichthyological

ichthyologist

ichthyologists

ichthyology

ichthyols

ichthyomancy

ichthyomorphic

ichthyophage

ichthyophages

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ichthyophagists

ichthyophagous

ichthyophagy

ichthyophiid

ichthyophiids

ichthyophthalmite

ichthyophthiriasis

ichthyoplankton

ichthyoplanktonic

ichthyopterygia

ichthyopterygian

ichthyopterygians

ichthyopterygium

ichthyornid

ichthyornids

ichthyornis

ichthyornithid

ichthyornithids

ichthyosarcotoxic

ichthyosaur

ichthyosauri

ichthyosaurian

ichthyosaurians

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ichthyosaurids

ichthyosaurs

ichthyosaurus

ichthyoses

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ichthyosis vulgaris

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ichthyostegids

ichthyotherapy

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ichthyotomists

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ichthyotoxism

ichthyphagous

ichthys

ici

ician

icicle plant

icicle plants

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icicled

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icide

icily

iciness

icing out

icing sugars

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icing

icinglike

icings

icing-sugar

icism

icity

icj

ick

icke

icker

ickers

ickes harold leclair

ick-factor

ick-factors

ickily

ickiness

ickle

ickles

icky

icl retail systems

icl

iclaprim

iclazepam

icle

ic-lightning

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icloud

icmb

icml

icmp storm attack

icmp

icn

icnb

ico

icom

i-commerce

icomp

icon language

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icon-based interface

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iconectiv

iconic interface

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iconicities

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iconification

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iconify

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iconisation

iconisations

iconism

iconisms

iconium

iconization

iconizations

iconize

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iconizes

iconizing

iconless

iconlike

iconnect

icono-

iconoclasm

iconoclasms

iconoclast

iconoclastic

iconoclastically

iconoclasticism

iconoclasts

iconodule

iconodules

iconodulist

iconodulists

iconograph

iconographer

iconographers

iconographic

iconographical

iconographically

iconographies

iconographist

iconographists

iconographs

iconography

iconolater

iconolaters

iconolatry

iconological

iconologies

iconology

iconomachy

iconomical

iconophile

iconophiles

iconophilism

iconophilist

iconophilists

iconophobia

iconophobic

iconoscope

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iconotropy

icons

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icosaedron

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icosahedral

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icosahedrally

icosahedron

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icosandrian

icosane

icosanoid

icosanoids

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icosidodecadodecahedron

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icosihenagon

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icositetrachora

icositetrachoron

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icositetrahedra

icositetrahedron

icositetrahedrons

icospiramide

icosteid

icosteids

i-could-eat-a-horse

i-couldn-t-have-said-it-better-myself

icp

icps

icq

icqed

icqer

icqers

icqing

icqs

icr

icra

icrc

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i-cs

icsa labs

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ictalurid

ictaluridae

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ictaluroidea

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icteridae

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icteritious

icteroid

icterometer

icterometers

icterus

icterus-neonatorum

icthyoid

icthyoids

icthyophaga

icthyophaga-humilis

icthyophaga-ichthyaetus

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ictinaetus

ictinaetus-malayensis

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ictinia-mississippiensis

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icy

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icy-noctiluca

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icy-pole

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id 10 t

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id management

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ID3v2

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IDaaS

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idae

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Idaho stop

Idaho stops

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identity and access management

identity certificate

identity chaos

identity diffusion

identity document

identity documents

identity functor

identity functors

identity management system

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identity parade

identity politician

identity politicians

identity provider

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identity system

identity theft or masquerading

identity theft

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identity-card

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identitylessness

identity-matrices

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identity-of-indiscernibles

identity-politics

identity-thefts

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ideo-

ideocracy

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ideogeny

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ideogramme

ideogrammic

ideograms

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ideographic

ideographical

ideographically

ideographic-comma

ideographic-full-stop

ideographic-full-stops

ideographics

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ideographs

ideography

ideolog

ideologeme

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ideological

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ideologists

ideologization

ideologizations

ideologize

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ideologue

ideologues

ideology

ideomotion

ideomotor effects

ideomotor

ideomotor-effect

ideophobia

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iders

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ides-fixes

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ides-of-march

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idevice car adapter

idevice

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idf

idgaf

idgas

idget

idgi

id-hologram

id-holograms

idiacanthid

idiacanthids

Idiazabal cheese

idigbo

idine

iding

idio

idioblast

idioblastic

idioblasts

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idiochromatic

idiochromatin

idiochromosome

idiochromosomes

idiocies

idiocracies

idiocracy

idiocratic

idiocy

idiocyclophanous

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idioglossia

idioglossias

idioglossic

idioglottic

idiogram

idiograms

idiograph

idiographic

idiographical

idiographs

idiography

idiolatries

idiolatry

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idiolectal

idiolectally

idiolectic

idiolectical

idiolects

idiologus

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idiomata

idiomatic

idiomatical

idiomatically

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idiomaticity

idiomatick

idiomatology

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idiomere

idiomeres

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idiomorphic

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idioms

idioms

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idiopathical

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idiopathy

idiophanous

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idiophones

idiophonic

idiopid

idiopids

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idioplasma

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idiosepiids

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idiosyncracy

idiosyncrasies

idiosyncrasy

idiosyncratic reactions

idiosyncratic

idiosyncratical

idiosyncratically

idiosyncratic-reaction

idiot cards

idiot girl

idiot girls

idiot savants

idiot sheet

idiot sheets

idiot string

idiot strings

idiot tape

idiot

idiot-board

idiot-boards

idiot-box

idiot-boxes

idiot-card

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idiotcy

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idiot-light

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idiotypically

idioventricular

idist

idists

iditarod

iditarods

iditol

iditols

idium

idiyappam

idjit

idjut

idjuts

idk

idl

idle as Ludlam's dog

idle character

idle game

idle games

idle hands are the devil's playthings

idle hands are the devil's tools

idle interrupt

idle pulley

idle threats

idle time

idle wheel

idle wheels

idle

idled

idlehead

idlehood

idleness

idler

idlers

idles

idlesse

idleth

idle-threat

idli

idlike

i-d-like-to-kiss-you

i-d-like-to-know

idling

idlingly

idlings

idlis

idly

idm

idmc

idms/x

idms

idmsx

idn

idn-t

i-dn-t-ve

ido

i-do

idocrase

idocrases

idofuranose

idofuranoses

idoine

idol

idola

idolastre

idolastres

idolater

idolaters

idolator

idolators

idolatress

idolatresses

idolatrical

idolatries

idolatrize

idolatrized

idolatrizes

idolatrizing

idolatrous

idolatrously

idolatry

idolisation

idolise

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idolism

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idolist

idolists

idolization

idolizations

idolize

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idolizer

idolizers

idolizes

idolizing

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idoloclast

idoloclasts

idolomancy

idolous

idols

idolum

idomeneus

idoneous

idonic acid

i-don-t-care

i-don-t-eat-fish

i-don-t-eat-meat

i-don-t-eat-pork

i-don-t-fancy-yours

i-don-t-know

i-don-t-speak-english

i-don-t-think

i-don-t-think-so

i-don-t-understand

idopyranose

idopyranoside

idose

idoses

idoteid

idoteids

i-dotter

idoxifene

idoxuridine

idp

idpf

idps

idr

idrapril

idrc

idren

idrialine

idrialines

idrialite

idrialites

idrija

idrocilamide

ids

i-d-say

idsl

idt

idts

idtv

idu

idul-fitr

idumaea

idumean

idumeans

idun

iduna

iduronate

iduronates

iduronic

iduronic-acid

iduronidase

iduronidases

idvd

i-d-ve

idx

idyl

idylatries

idylatry

idylist

idylists

idyll

idyllic

idyllical

idyllically

idyllics

idyllist

idyllists

idylls

idyls

iea petroleum reserves

iea

iec 61131

iec 61131-3

iec 61883

iec

ieconomy

ied

ieds

ieee 1284

ieee 1394

ieee 488

ieee 802.11

ieee 802

ieee p1394

ieee

ief

ielt

ielts

ienne

ieo

iep

ieper

-ier

ies

iesg

iesna

ietf

ieverything

iew

if all you've got is a hammer, everything looks like a nail

if and when

if at first you don't succeed, try try again

if at first you don't succeed

if ever there was one

if I do say so myself

if I had a nickel for every time

if I may be so bold

if I may say so

if I say so myself

if I'm honest

if I'm lying, I'm dying

if I'm not mistaken

if it ain't broken, don't fix it

if it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck

if it's the last thing I do

if it's yellow let it mellow, if it's brown flush it down

if it's yellow let it mellow

if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle

if my grandmother had balls, she'd be my granddad

if my sister had balls, she'd be my brother

if not for

if nothing else

if possible

if stage

if that doesn't beat all

if that don't beat all

if the cap fits, wear it

if the mountain won't come to Muhammad, then Muhammad must go to the mountain

if the shoe fits, wear it

if there's grass on the field, play ball

if there's grass on the pitch, play ball

if this do that

if this then that

if truth be told

if we had ham we could have ham and eggs, if we had eggs

if we had some ham we could have some ham and eggs, if we had some eggs

if wishes were horses, beggars might ride

if wishes were horses, beggars would ride

if you can't beat them, join them

if you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull

if you can't do the time, don't do the crime

if you find yourself in a hole, the first thing to do is stop digging

if you fly with the crows, you get shot with the crows

if you lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas

if you lie with dogs you will get fleas

if you mess with the bull, you get the horns

if you pay bananas, you get monkeys

if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys

if you say so

if you see what I mean

if you torture the data long enough, it will confess to anything

if you want a thing done well, do it yourself

if you're not Dutch, you're not much

if

i-f

ifa

ifackins

ifad

i-faith

if-and-only-if

if-anything

if-as-and-when

ifax machine

ifax

i-fax

ifc

ifconfig

ifcp

ife

if-else

ifen

ifenprodil

ifere

iferous

ifetroban

iff

iffen

iffily

iffiness

iffinitive

ifftt

iffy

i-fi

ification

ifip

if-it-ain-t-broke-don-t-fix-it

if-it-isn-t

if-it-s-all-the-same

if-it-s-not-one-thing-it-s-another

if-it-wasn-t

if-i-were-you

ifk

if-looks-could-kill

if-memory-serves

ifmp

if-need-be

if-needs-be

ifni

if-not

ifo business climate index

ifo

if-only

ifor

iform

iformes

ifosfamide

ifoxetine

ifp

ifpi

if-pigs-had-wings

ifr

iframe video format

iframe

i-frame

iframes

i-frames

ifreet

ifreets

ifrit

ifrita

ifrits

ifrs

ifs and ans

ifs

ifs-ands-or-buts

ifshlp.sys

ifsma

ifsmgr

if-so-be

if-t

iftar

iftars

if-that

if-the-cap-fits

if-then

if-then-else

if-the-shoe-fits

ifttt

ifu

ifv

ifvs

if-ye-please

if-you-ask-me

if-you-don-t-mind-me-saying

if-you-know-what-i-mean

if-you-like

if-you-please

if-you-will

ifypfy

ig

Iga ware

iga

iganidipine

igas

igasuric

igasurine

igasurines

igbo

igbos

igbt

igc

igcse

igd

igdp

igdrasil

ige

iges

igf

igfs

igg

igged

iggied

iggies

igging

iggs

iggy

iggying

igh

ighness

ighnesses

ight

igloo

igloolike

igloos

igm

igmc

igmesine

igmp

igms

ign

ignatius (of) loyola

ignatius

ignatius-bean

ignatius-beans

ignaty

igneal

igneous rocks

igneous

igneous-rock

ignescent

ignicolist

ignicolists

igniferous

ignified

ignifies

ignifluous

ignify

ignifying

ignigenous

ignimbrite

ignimbrites

ignipotence

ignipotent

ignipuncture

ignipunctures

ignis fatuus

ignitabilities

ignitability

ignitable

ignite

ignited

igniter

igniters

ignites

ignitibility

ignitible

igniting

ignition coil

ignition key

ignition point

ignition

ignition-interlock

ignition-interlocks

ignitions

ignition-temperature

ignition-temperatures

ignition-tube-test

ignitor

ignitors

ignitron

ignitrons

ignivomous

ignobilities

ignobility

ignoble

ignobleness

ignobly

ignominies

ignominious

ignominiously

ignominiousness

ignominity

ignominous

ignominy

ignomy

ignorable

ignorami

ignoramus

ignoramuses

ignorance

ignorances

ignorant

ignorantest

ignorantia juris non excusat

ignorantine

ignorantism

ignorantisms

ignorantist

ignorantists

ignorantly

ignorantness

ignoranuses

ignoratio elenchi

ignoration

ignorative

ignoraunce

ignoraunt

ignorauntly

ignore all rules

ignore

ignored

ignorer

ignorers

ignores

ignorest

ignoreth

ignoring

ignorings

ignoscible

ignostic

ignosticism

ignostics

ignote

ignotum-per-ignotius

igo

igoogle

igopogo

igor

igorot

igoumenitsa

igovomab

igp

igpay-atinlay

igrafx

igraine

igrp

-igs

igt

iguaçú

iguana

iguanas

iguania

iguanian

iguanians

iguanid

iguanids

iguanodon

iguanodons

iguanodont

iguanodontian

iguanodontians

iguanodontid

iguanodontids

iguanodonts

iguanoid

iguazu

igumen

igy

ih

iha

i-hadn-t-the-foggiest

i-hate-you

i-have-a-cold

i-have-a-fever

i-have-aids

i-have-a-question

i-have-asthma

i-have-cancer

i-have-diabetes

i-have-high-blood-pressure

i-have-low-blood-pressure

i-have-never

i-have-no-money

i-haven-t-the-foggiest

i-have-to-love-you-and-leave-you

i-hawk

ihitha

ihlang-ihlang

i-hold

ihood

i-hood

ihop

ihp

ihram

ihs

i-hspa

-iht

ihv

ihvs

iia

iic bus

iic

iid

i-i-d

iie

iifs

iihf

iii

IIIrd person

IInd person

iind

iinm

iiop

iiops

iiot

iirc

iis smooth streaming

iis

Iitaka dimension

Iitaka dimensions

iitywybad

iiuc

iixnet

-ij

IJacking

I-Jacking

ijara wa iktina

ijaw

ijaws

ijaza

ijazah

ijazahs

ijazas

ijdb

ijekavian

ijekavic

ijma

ijn

ijnisinya

ijoid

ijolite

ijolites

ijs

ijssel

ijsselmeer

ijtihad

ikaite

ikalanga

ikaría

ikat

ikats

ikavian

ikavic

ike

IKEA effect

IKEA effects

ikea

ikebana

ikelos

IKEv2/IPsec

IKEv2

ikey

ikhnaton

ikigai

i-kiribati

ikiwisi

ikizu

ikkat

ikkats

i-knew-someone-when

iknife

i-know

i-know-you-are-but-what-am-i

ikon

ikonic

ikons

ikr

ikra

ikranite

ikt

ikunolite

il

i-l

ila

ilala

ilalas

iland

ilands

ilang-ilang

ilang-ilangs

ilariid

ilariids

ilarvirus

ilarviruses

il-col

ild

il-duce

île du diable

ile

ilea

ileac passion

ileac

ileal papilla

ileal papillae

ileal

ileally

ilec

ile-de-france

ileectomy

ileitis

ileo

ileocaecal valve

ileocaecal

ileocecal eminence

ileocecal valve

ileocecal

ileocecostomy

ileocolic

ileocolitis

ileocolostomy

ileocystoplasty

ileogastric

ileoileostomy

ileoproctostomy

ileorectal

ileorenal

ileorrhaphy

ileosigmoidostomy

ileostomies

ileostomy

ileotomy

ileovaginal

ilepcimide

ilesite

ileum

ileus

ileuses

ilex

ilex-verticillata

ilf

ilgwu

ili

ilia

iliac bone

iliac fossa

iliac horn syndrome

iliac passion

iliac

iliacal

iliac-artery

iliac-crest

iliac-furrow

iliac-furrows

iliad

iliads

ilial

iliamna lake

iliamna

ilian

ilians

ilicic-acid

ilicin

ilicura

ilife

iligant

i-like-pie

i-like-you

ilink

ilinskite

ilio-

iliococcygeal

iliococcygei

iliococcygeus

iliocostalis

iliofemoral

iliofibularis

iliohypogastric

ilioinguinal

iliolumbar

ilion

iliopsoas

iliopsoases

iliosacralis

iliotibial band friction syndrome

iliotibial band syndrome

iliotibial band

iliotibial tract

iliotibial

iliparcil

ilities

ility

ilium

i-live-in-melbourne

ilixanthin

ilizarov-apparatus

ilk

ilka

ilke

ilkon

ilkoon

ilks

I'll be a son of a bitch

I'll be damned

I'll be danged

I'll be dipped in shit

I'll be in my bunk

I'll be right back

I'll be shot

ill feeling

I'll go to the foot of our stairs

I'll have you know

ill name

ill names

ill nature

ill news spreads apace

I'll pass

ill repute

I'll show you

I'll tell you

ill turns

ill will

ill

i-ll

illabile

illadopsis

ill-advised

ill-advisedly

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illapsable

illapse

illapsed

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illapsing

illaqueable

illaqueate

illaqueated

illaqueates

illaqueating

illaqueation

illaqueations

ill-at-ease

illation

illations

illative

illative-case

illative-cases

illatively

illatives

illaudable

illaudably

i-ll-be

i-ll-be-a-monkey-s-uncle

i-ll-be-blowed

i-ll-be-bound

ill-begotten

ill-behaved

ill-being

illbient

ill-boding

ill-bred

i-ll-call-the-police

ill-conceived

ill-conditioned

ill-considered

ill-defined

illderly

ill-disguised

ill-disposed

ill-doer

ill-doers

ill-doing

i-ll-drink-to-that

illecebration

illecebrations

illecebrous

ille-et-vilaine

ill-effect

ill-effects

illegal combatants

illegal forward kicks

illegal immigrations

illegal numbers

illegal operation

illegal prime

illegal primes

illegal

illegal-alien

illegal-aliens

illegal-combatant

illegal-forward-kick

illegal-immigrant

illegal-immigrants

illegal-immigration

illegalise

illegalised

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illegalising

illegalism

illegalisms

illegalities

illegality

illegalization

illegalize

illegalized

illegalizes

illegalizing

illegally obtained evidence

illegally

illegalness

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illegibility

illegible

illegibly

illegitimacy

illegitimate theater

illegitimate theaters

illegitimate

illegitimately

illegitimateness

illegitimation

illegitimations

illegitimatize

illegitimatized

illegitimatizes

illegitimatizing

illegitimi non carborundum

illeism

illeist

ill-equipped

illeviable

ill-fame

ill-famed

illfare

ill-fated

ill-fatedly

ill-favored

illfavoured

ill-favoured

ill-favouredness

ill-fitting

ill-founded

ill-got gains

ill-gotten

ill-gotten-gains

ill-groomed

ill-health

ill-humor

ill-humored

ill-humors

ill-humour

ill-humours

illiberal

illiberalism

illiberalities

illiberality

illiberalize

illiberalized

illiberalizes

illiberalizing

illiberally

illiberalness

illicia

illicit

illicitly

illicitness

illicitous

illicium

illighten

illightened

illightening

illightens

illimani

illimitable

illimitableness

illimitably

illimitation

illimited

illimitedness

illini

illinition

illinitions

illinium

illiniwek

illinois river

illinois waterway

illinois

illinoisan

illinoisans

illinoisian

ill-intentioned

illion

illipe

illipes

illiquation

illiquid

illiquidities

illiquidity

illish

illision

illisions

illistrate

illite

illiteracies

illiteracy

illiteral

illiterate

illiterately

illiterateness

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illiterature

illites

illlit

ill-looking

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ill-mannered

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ill-matched

ill-natured

ill-naturedly

ill-naturedness

illness anxiety disorder

illness party

illness

illnesses

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illo

illocality

illocution

illocutionary

illocutions

illocutive

ill-off

illogic

illogical

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illogically

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illoricated

illos

ill-prepared

ills

i-ll-say

ill-scathe

i-ll-see-you-and-raise-you

ill-sorted

ill-spent

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ill-stound

ill-suited

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ill-thought-out

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illui

illume

illumed

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illuminable

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illuminateth

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illuminating

illuminating-gas

illuminatingly

illumination problem

illumination

illuminations

illuminatism

illuminative

illuminatively

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illuminators

illuminatory

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illumined

illuminee

illuminees

illuminer

illumines

illuming

illumining

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illuministic

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illuminometer

illuminometers

illuminosity

illuminous

illure

illured

illures

illuring

illus

ill-usage

ill-use

ill-used

ill-uses

ill-using

illusion

illusionable

illusional

illusionary

illusioned

illusionism

illusionist

illusionistic

illusionistically

illusionists

illusionless

illusionlike

illusions

illusive

illusively

illusiveness

illusorily

illusoriness

illusory

illuster

illustrable

illustrate

illustrated song

illustrated songs

illustrated

illustrates

illustrateth

illustrating

illustration program

illustration

illustrational

illustrations

illustrative

illustratively

illustrator

illustrators

illustratory

illustre

illustrious

illustriously

illustriousness

illustrous

illutation

illutations

illutible

illuvia

illuvial

illuviate

illuviation

illuviations

illuvium

illuviums

i-ll-ve

ill-willed

ill-wills

ill-wisher

illwishers

illy

illyria

illyrian

illyrians

illyricum

illywhacker

illywhackers

ilm

ilmajokite

ilmenite

ilmenites

ilmenium

ilo

ilocano

ilocanos

iloilo

ilokano

ilokanos

ilona

ilonggo

iloo

ilooy

iloperidone

iloprost

ilorin

i-lost-my-backpack

i-lost-my-bag

i-lost-my-glasses

i-lost-my-handbag

i-lost-my-keys

i-lost-my-wallet

iloveyou virus

i-love-you

ilp

ilpc

ils server

ils

ilsemannite

ilt

iltisite

iluy

ilvaite

ilvaites

ily

ilya

ilysiid

ilysiids

I'm a Jain

I'm a trans girl

I'm a trans guy

I'm a vegan

I'm agender

I'm aromantic

I'm asexual

I'm busy

I'm embarrassed

im explorer

I'm good

I'm here all week

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I'm pregnant

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I'm sure

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I'm your huckleberry

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i-m

ima

i-ma

i-m-a

i-m-a-buddhist

iMac Pro

imac with retina 5k display

imac

i-m-a-catholic

i-m-a-christian

imacs

imafen

i-m-afraid-not

i-m-afraid-so

imag

imagable

image board

image browser

image capture

image consultants

image decimation

image editing program

image editing

image editor

image enhancement

image file

image film

image films

image filter

image histogram

image histograms

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image matting

image orthicon

image podcast

image podcasting

image processing

image processor

image protection

image retention

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image scaling

image sensor

image sensors

image signal processor

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image stability

image stabilization

image tubes

image viewer

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imageability

imageable

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imageboards

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image-copies

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imagee

imageless

imagelike

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image-macro

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image-magic

image-maker

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image-maps

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image-rectification

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imagesetters

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image-spaces

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imaginability

imaginable

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imaginal disk

imaginal

imaginal-disc

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imaginariness

imaginary geometry

imaginary

imaginary-axes

imaginary-axis

imaginary-number

imaginary-numbers

imaginary-part

imaginary-parts

imaginary-unit

imaginary-units

imaginate

imagination

imaginational

imaginationalism

imaginationless

imaginations

imaginative fiction

imaginative

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imaginativeness

imagin-d

imagine

imagined

imagineer

imagineers

imaginer

imaginers

imagines

imaginest

imagineth

imaging model

imaging system

imaging

imagings

imagining

imaginings

imaginist

imaginists

imaginitis

imaginous

imagins

i-m-a-girl

imagism

imagisms

imagist

imagistic

imagistically

imagists

i-m-agnostic

imago clipeata

imago

i-m-a-guy

i-m-allergic-to-aspirin

i-m-allergic-to-nuts

i-m-allergic-to-penicillin

i-m-allergic-to-pollen

i-m-all-right-jack

imam

imamate

imamates

imam-bayildi

imams

i-m-a-muslim

iman

i-m-an-atheist

imandrite

imanixil

imans

imao

imap server

imap

imap4

i-m-a-protestant

imaret

imarets

imari

imarti

imartis

i-m-ashamed

imatinib

imaum

imaums

i-m-a-vegetarian

imazalil

imazapyr

imazethapyr

imazodan

imba

imbalance of orders

imbalance

imbalanced

imbalances

imbalm

imbalmed

imbalming

imbalms

imbalsamation

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imbanded

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imbands

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imbargo

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imbasing

imbastardize

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imbathed

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imbathing

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imbaying

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imbeciles

imbecilic

imbecilically

imbecilitate

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imbecility

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imbedded system

imbedded

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imbenchings

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imber-goose

imbetween

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imbezlements

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imbezzled

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imbezzling

imbibe

imbibed

imbibement

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i-m-bisexual

imbition

imbitions

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imbittered

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imbizos

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imblazing

imblazon

imblazoned

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imblazons

i-m-bleeding

i-m-blind

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imbodies

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imbodying

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imboiled

imboiling

imbolc

imbolden

imboldened

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imbordering

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imbosk

imbosked

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imbosomed

imbosoming

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imbossed

imbosser

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imbounded

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imbowed

imbowel

imbower

imbowered

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imbowing

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imbriferous

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imbroglii

imbroglio

imbroglios

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imbrown

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imbrued

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imbruted

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imbuement

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imbuia

imbuing

imburse

imbursed

imbursement

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imc

imciromab

imco

i-m-cold

i-m-confused

imd

im-d

imdb

i-m-deaf

imdg

i-m-divorced

i-m-dying

ime

i-m-easy

imei

imeldific

imell

imene

imenes

imer

imereti

Imerslund-Gräsbeck syndrome

imesatin

imessage

imexon

imf

i-m-fine

i-m-fine-thank-you

i-m-full

img file

img tag

i-m-gay

imglish

imgreite

imho

imhofite

i-m-hot

imhotep

i-m-hungry

imiclopazine

imid-

imidacloprid

imidafenacin

imidamine

imidapril

imidaprilat

imidate

imidazenil

imidazobenzodiazepines

imidazolate

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imidazole

imidazoles

imidazolidine

imidazolidines

imidazolidinone

imidazolidinones

imidazolidinyl-urea

imidazoline

imidazolines

imidazolinium

imidazolinone

imidazolinones

imidazolium

imidazolonepropionase

imidazolonepropionate

imidazolyl

imidazolylidene

imidazopyridine

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imidazoquinoline

imidazoquinolines

imidazoquinolinone

imidazoquinolinones

imidazothiazole

imidazothiazoles

imide

imides

imidic

imidic-acid

imidic-acids

imidine

imidines

imido acid

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imidocarb

imidodipeptidase

imidodipeptidases

imidodiphosphate

imidodiphosphates

imidoendopeptidase

imidogen

imidogens

imidonium

imidoniums

imidoyl

imidoyls

imiglucerase

i-m-illiterate

imiloxan

imin

imine

iminent

imines

iminium

iminiums

i-m-in-love-with-you

imino acids

imino

iminoacetate

iminoacetates

iminoacetic-acid

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iminoaspartic acid

iminobiotin

iminocyclitol

iminocyclitols

iminodiacetate

iminodiacetic-acid

iminodiethanol

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iminoglycinuria

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iminoglycinuric

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iminolactones

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iminophosphoranes

iminoribitol

iminos

iminostilbene

iminostilbenes

iminosugar

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imins

imint

iminyl

iminylium

iminyliums

iminyls

imipenem

imipramine

imipraminoxide

imiprothrin

imiquimod

i-miss-you

imit.

imitability

imitable

imitableness

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imitate

imitated

imitater

imitaters

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imitational

imitations

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imitators

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imitrex

i-m-jewish

imk

iml

i-m-looking-for-a-grocery-store

i-m-looking-for-a-job

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immixable

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immixture

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interamerican

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intercalators

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intercampus

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intercavernous

intercavitary

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interceded

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intercellularly

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interceptable

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interception-try

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intercollegiate

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intercommunal

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intercommunicability

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intercompartmental

intercomponent

intercomprehensible

intercomputer

intercoms

interconal

intercondylar

intercondyloid

interconference

interconfessional

interconnect, passive and electromechanical

interconnect

interconnected

interconnectedness

interconnectednesses

interconnecting

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interconnectional

interconnections

interconnective

interconnectivity

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interconnexion

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interconsonantally

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intercontinental-ballistic-missile

intercontinental-ballistic-missiles

interconversion

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interconversive

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interconvertability

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interconvertibilities

interconvertibility

interconvertible

interconverting

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intercooler

intercoolers

intercorporate

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intercorrelated

intercorrelates

intercorrelating

intercorrelation

intercorrelations

intercostal space

intercostal spaces

intercostal

intercostales

intercostalis

intercostally

intercostals

intercostobrachial

intercountry

intercourse

intercourses

intercrater

intercricothyrotomy

intercrop

intercropped

intercropping

intercrops

intercross

intercrossed

intercrosses

intercrossing

intercrural

intercrural-sex

intercrystalline

intercultural

interculturalism

interculturalities

interculturality

interculturalize

interculturalized

interculturalizes

interculturalizing

interculturally

intercuneiform

intercur

intercurred

intercurrence

intercurrences

intercurrent

intercurrently

intercurrents

intercurring

intercurs

intercuspal

intercut

intercutaneous

intercuts

intercutting

intercycle

intercycles

interdash

interdashed

interdashing

interdating

interday

interdeal

interdealer

interdecadal

interdefinabilities

interdefinability

interdefinable

interdelivery spread

interdendrimer

interdendritic

interdenominational

interdenominationally

interdental

interdentally

interdentil

interdentils

interdepartmental

interdependence

interdependences

interdependencies

interdependency

interdependent

interdependently

interdependentness

interdepositional

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interdevour

interdialectal

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interdicted

interdicteth

interdicting

interdiction

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interdictive

interdictor

interdictory

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interdiffusion

interdiffusions

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interdigital

interdigitate

interdigitated

interdigitates

interdigitating

interdigitation

interdigitations

interdimensional

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interdimeric

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interdined

interdines

interdining

inter-diocesan

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interdisciplinary

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interelectron

interelectronic

interepimeral

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intereruptive

interess

interessed

interesses

interessing

interest coverage ratio

interest deduction

interest groups

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interest rate differential

interest rate futures

interest rate parity

interest rate risk

interest rate swap

interest rate swaps

interest

interestable

interested

interestedly

interestedness

interester

interesterification

interesterifications

interesterified

interesterifies

interesterify

interesterifying

interesters

interestest

interesteth

interest-free

interest-group

interestin

interesting conditions

interesting situation

interesting stuff

interesting

interesting-condition

interestingly

interestingness

interestingnesses

interest-inventory

interestless

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interest-rates

interests

interest-sensitive stock

interethnic

intereuropean

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interexchange carrier

interexchange

interexchanges

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interface adapter

interface builder

interface card

interface data unit

interface definition language

interface description language

interface designer

interface hypothesis

interface

interfaced

interface-definition-languages

interface-description-languages

interfaceless

interfacer

interfacers

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interface-segregation-principle

interfacial

interfacial-energy

interfacially

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interfacings

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interfactional

interfactorial

interfaith

interfaithless

interfamilial

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interfascicular cambium

interfascicular

interfemale

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interference filters

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interferences

interference-to-noise ratio

interferent

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interferential-stimulation

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interfluous

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interfluvial

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interfolded

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interfollicular

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inter-frame coding

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inter-frame compression

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inter-ic bus

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Interim Standard 136

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interindividual

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interiority

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interiorized

interiorized-stutter

interiorized-stuttering

interiorizes

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interiorly

interiorness

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interior-points

interiors

interiorscape

interiorscaper

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interiorscaping

interiour

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interitem

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interj

interjacence

interjacency

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interjected

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interjectional

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interjections

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interkinesis

interkinetic

interkinetochore

interkingdom

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interknits

interknitted

interknitting

interknot

interknots

interknotted

interknotting

interknow

interknowledge

interlaboratory

interlace scanning

interlace

interlaced gif

interlaced jpeg

interlaced scanning

interlaced tv

interlaced video

interlaced

interlacement

interlacements

interlaces

interlacing

interlacings

interlacustrine

interladder

interlaid

interlake

interlaken

interlamellar

interlaminar

interlaminate

interlaminated

interlamination

interlaminations

interlanguage

interlanguages

interlapse

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interlarded

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interlata

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interlayered

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interleafs

interleague

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interleavings

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interleukin

interleukine

interleukins

interlevel

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interlexemic

interlexical

interlibrary

interline transfer ccd

interline

interlineal

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interlinearly

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interlineary

interlineated

interlineation

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interlingual

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interlingue

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interlining

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interlocking directorate

interlocking directorates

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interlocking-towers

interlocks

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interlocution

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interlocutour

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interluency

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intermarket surveillance information system

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intermarryings

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intermated

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intermaxillae

intermaxillaries

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intermeation

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intermeddlement

intermeddler

intermeddlers

intermeddles

intermeddlesome

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intermedial

intermedian

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intermediate care facility

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intermediate frequencies

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intermediate scrutiny

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intermediate-cuneiform-bone

intermediate-cuneiform-bones

intermediated

intermediate-filament

intermediate-filaments

intermediate-frequency

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intermediate-school

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intermediate-value-theorem

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intermedins

intermediolateral-nuclei

intermediolateral-nucleus

intermedious

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intermelled

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intermembral

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interment

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interments

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intermesh

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intermeshing

intermeshings

intermestic

intermetacarpal

intermetal

intermetallic compounds

intermetallic phases

intermetallic

intermetallic-compound

intermetallic-phase

intermetallics

intermetals

intermetamorphosis

intermetatarsal

intermewed

intermezzo

intermezzos

intermigration

intermigrations

interminability

interminable

interminableness

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interminated

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interminating

intermination

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intermining

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intermise

intermission

intermissionless

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intermittence

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intermittencies

intermittency

intermittent claudication

intermittent current

intermittent error

intermittent fever

intermittent

intermittent-explosive-disorder

intermittent-lake

intermittent-lakes

intermittently

intermitting

intermittingly

intermix

intermixed

intermixedly

intermixes

intermixing

intermixingly

intermixt

intermixture

intermobilities

intermobility

intermodal dispersion

intermodal

intermodalism

intermodally

intermodel

intermodillion

intermodillions

intermodular

intermodulation noise

intermodulation

intermolar

intermolecular forces

intermolecular

intermolecular-force

intermolecularity

intermolecularly

intermonolayer

intermonomer

intermonsoon

intermontane

intermorph

intermorphs

intermountain

in-terms-of

intermundane

intermundian

intermural

intermured

intermuscular

intermutation

intermutations

intermutual

intermyocardial

intermyofibrillar

intern

internal audit

internal auditor

internal auditory canal

internal bus

internal cache

internal cloud

internal command

internal conflicts

internal controls

internal diameters

internal disk

internal drive

internal ear

internal ears

internal energies

internal exiles

internal expansion

internal fertilizations

internal financing

internal font

internal hard drive

internal hdd

internal hotspot

internal interface

internal interrupt

internal ip address

internal ip

internal link

internal links

internal memory

internal migrations

internal modem

internal monologue

internal monologues

internal passport

internal passports

internal rate of return

internal reconstruction

internal reconstructions

internal reflection

internal refugee

internal refugees

internal respiration

internal revenue code

internal revenue service

internal revenue

internal sandhi

internal secretion

internal security assessor

internal security

internal sort

internal stack failure

internal storage

internal threat

internal website

internal

internal-affairs

internal-combustion

internal-combustion-engine

internal-combustion-engines

internal-conflict

internal-diameter

internal-energy

internal-exile

internal-fertilization

internalin

internalisation

internalise

internalised

internalises

internalising

internalism

internalisms

internalist

internalistic

internalistically

internalists

internality

internalization

internalizations

internalize

internalized

internalized-homophobia

internalized-misogyny

internalizer

internalizers

internalizes

internalizing

internally displaced people

internally displaced persons

internally

internally-displaced-person

internal-medicine

internal-migration

internalnet

internal-organ

internal-organs

internal-rhyme

internal-rhymes

internals

internasal

internasals

internat

international accounting standards board

international acres

international affairs

international agreement

international auxiliary languages

international bank for reconstruction and development

international business machines

international business

international call prefixes

international call signs

international callback

international candle

international centre for settlement of investment disputes

international court of justice

international data corporation

international data encryption algorithm

international date line

international development association

international direct distance dialing

international electrotechnical commission

international equity funds

international federation of information processing

international finance corporation

international fisher effect

international gateway facility

international humanitarian law

international information infrastructure

international law

international marketing

international mile

international miles

International Mobile Telecommunications-2000

international monetary fund

international morse code

international multimedia telecommunications consortium

international normalized ratio

international organisation

international organisations

international organization for standardization

international organization

international organizations

international petroleum exchange of london ltd.

international pitch

international protection code

international record carrier

international scientific vocabulary

international socialist

international socialists

International Standard on Auditing

International Standards on Auditing

international standards organization

international student

international students

international studies

international style

international swap dealers association

international system

international systems

International Talk Like a Pirate Day

international telecommunication union

international telecommunication union-radiocommunication sector

international telecommunications union

International Telegraph Alphabet #2

international trade data

international waters

international

international-acre

international-airport

international-airports

international-auxiliary-language

international-auxiliary-language-association

international-call-prefix

international-call-sign

international-cricket-council

internationale

internationalisation

internationalisations

internationalise

internationalised

internationalises

internationalising

internationalism

internationalist

internationalists

internationality

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internationalize

internationalized domain

internationalized

internationalizes

internationalizing

international-load-line

international-load-lines

internationally

internationalness

international-orange

international-phonetic-alphabet

international-relations

international-reply-coupon

international-reply-coupons

international-rules-football

internationals

international-system-of-units

international-unit

international-units

internaut

internauts

interne

interneciary

internecinal

internecine

internecion

internecive

internection

internections

interned

internee

internees

internegative

internegatives

interneoglacial

internesia

internet 2.0

internet 2

internet access coalition

internet access provider

internet access router

internet access

internet activism

internet activities board

internet ad hoc committee

internet adapter

internet addiction disorder

internet addiction test

internet addiction

internet address

internet advertising

internet age

internet alliance

internet analytics

internet anti-piracy

internet appliance

internet architecture board

internet archive

internet archiving

internet art

internet assigned numbers authority

internet audio

internet backbone

internet backup

internet balkanization

internet bank

internet banking

internet blackout

internet box

internet brigade

internet browser

internet bubble

internet cable

internet cache protocol

internet cache

internet cafe

internet calling

internet cloud

internet communications

internet computer

internet connection sharing

internet content provider

internet control message protocol

internet corporation for assigned names and numbers

internet counseling

internet country codes

internet currency

internet daemon

internet datacenter

internet directories

internet domain name

internet domain names

internet domain

internet download manager

internet dumping

Internet economy

Internet email domain

Internet email service

internet engineer

internet engineering steering group

internet engineering task force

internet exchange point

internet exchange

internet explorer

internet explosion

internet extension

internet fad

Internet famous

internet fax protocol

internet fax

internet faxing service

internet faxing

internet file system

internet filter

internet filtering

internet firewall

Internet fora

internet forensics

internet forum

internet foundation classes

internet fraud complaint center

internet fraud

internet fridge

internet gateway device

internet gateway

internet governance forum

internet hotel

Internet hunt

internet ii

internet information server

internet information services

Internet Key Exchange

internet keyboard

Internet kiosk

internet layer

internet mail consortium

internet mail or internet message access protocol

internet mail

internet management software

internet map

internet marketing

internet marketplace

internet media tablet

internet media type

internet meme

Internet modem

internet monitoring

internet music service

internet music

internet neutrality

Internet of Battlefield Things

internet of everything

internet of thieves

internet of things

internet optimization

Internet payment service

internet pc

Internet phone calls

internet phone service

internet phone

internet photo frame

internet picture frame

internet piracy

internet postage

internet protest

internet protocol next generation

internet protocol security

internet protocol suite

internet protocol television

Internet Protocol Version 4 and Internet Protocol Version 6

Internet Protocol version 4

internet protocol

internet protocols

internet radio

internet refrigerator

internet regulations

internet relay chat

internet research task force

internet roaming

internet router

internet rules

internet search engine

Internet security

internet server appliance

internet service provider

internet sex

internet sharing

internet slang

internet small computer system interface

internet society

internet speak

internet speed

internet standards

internet stick

internet storage provider

internet streaming

internet tablet

internet talk radio

internet telephone service

internet telephony

internet time

internet trojan

internet troll

internet tv

internet usage policy

internet utility

internet video portal

internet video

internet videoconferencing

internet vpn

internet vs. web

internet.org

internet

internet2

internetable

internet-addresses

Internet-based payment service

internet-based technology

internet-based telephony

internet-caf

internet-cafes

internet-cafs

internetcash

internet-connected appliance

internet-connected glasses

internet-connected tv

internet-coupon

internetese

internet-forums

internetless

internet-only computer

internet-personalities

internet-personality

internet-predator

internet-predators

internet-presence

internets

internetspeak

internetter

internetters

internetting

internetwork operating system

internetwork packet exchange/sequenced packet exchange

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islamophobe

islamophobes

islamophobia

islamophobic

islan

island arc

island foxes

island gray foxes

island mazes

island of inversion

island of Ireland

island platform

island platforms

island rule

island silicate

island sites

island tameness

island time

island universes

island

island-chain

island-chains

islanded

islander

islanders

island-fox

islandful

island-gray-fox

island-hop

island-hopped

island-hopping

island-hops

islanding

island-maze

island-of-stability

islands of inversion

islands of Reil

islands of the blessed

Islands of the North Atlantic

islands

island-site

islands-of-stability

island-state

island-states

island-universe

islandwide

islandy

islate

islay

isle au haut

Isle of Dogs

Isle of Ely

isle of france

Isle of Grain

Isle of Lewis

Isle of Portland

Isle of Thanet

Isle of Wight County

Isle of Wighters

isle of

isle royale

isle

isleib

isle-of-man

isle-of-sheppey

isle-of-white

isle-of-wight

isle-of-wighter

isler

isles

isles-of-scilly

islet

islets

islets-of-langerhans

Islington set

islington

ism band

ism index

ism non-manufacturing index

ism

ismaeli

ismaelian

ismaelians

ismaelite

ismaelites

ismail pasha

ismail

ismaili

ismailia

ismailian

ismailis

ismailli

ismailly

ismaily

ismayilli

ismayylly

ismoil somoni peak

isms and schisms

-isms

ismus

isna

isnad

isnae

isness

isnt

isn-t

isn-t-it-so

iso 26262

iso 9000

iso 9000-3

iso 9660

iso camera setting

iso file

iso film speed

iso image

iso model

iso noise reduction

iso setting

iso speed

iso/iec 12207

iso/iec 13346

iso/iec 14443

iso/iec 15910

iso/iec 18019

iso/iec 18028

iso/iec 26514

iso/iec 27000

iso/iec/ieee 26512

iso/iec

iso/itu

iso

iso27k

isoabsorption

isoabsorptions

isoacceptor

isoacceptors

isoacids

isoagglutination

isoagglutinin

isoagglutinogen

isoaldehydes

isoalkane

isoalkanes

isoalloxazine

isoamidone

isoamilic

isoaminile

isoamyl

isoamyl-alcohol

isoamylase

isoamylases

isoamylene

isoamylenes

isoamyl-nitrite

isoanethole

isoantibody

isoantigen

isoarsindole

isoarsindoles

isoarsinoline

isoarsinolines

isoascorbic acid

isoasparagine

isoasparaginyl

isoasparaginyls

isoaspartate

isobar

isobaric

isobarically

isobaric-heating

isobaricity

isobarometric

isobars

isobase

isobases

isobath

isobaths

isobathytherm

isobathytherms

isobel

isobenzofuran

isobenzofurans

isobole

isoboles

isobologram

isobolograms

isoborneol

isoborneols

isobromindione

isobront

isobronts

isobutamben

isobutane

isobutanes

isobutanol

isobutene

isobutyl

isobutylamine

isobutylene

isobutylenes

isobutylmethylxanthine

isobutylphenyl-propionic-acid

isobutyls

isobutyraldehyde

isobutyrate

isobutyrates

isobutyric

isobutyric-acid

isobutyronitrile

isoc

isocaloric

isocandela

isocandelas

isocapacitary

isocaproate

isocaproates

isocaproic acid

isocarboxazid

isocausal

isocausality

isocedrane

isocephalism

isoceraunic

isocetane

isochasm

isochasmic

isochasms

isocheim

isocheimal

isocheimenal

isocheims

isochemical

isochimal

isochimenal

isochimene

isochimenes

isochlorogenic acid

isochor

isochore

isochores

isochoric

isochorismate

isochors

isochromane

isochromanequinone

isochromanes

isochromatic

isochromosome

isochromosomes

isochron

isochronal

isochrone

isochrones

isochronic

isochronism

isochronisms

isochronize

isochronon

isochronons

isochronous ethernet

isochronous

isochrons

isochrony

isochroous

isocitrate

isocitrates

isocitric

isocitric-acid

isoclinal

isoclinals

isocline

isoclined

isoclines

isoclinic line

isoclinic

isocola

isocolon

isocolons

isoconazole

isoconfertic

isoconfigurational

isoconic

isocontour

isocontours

isocortex

isocortical

isocortices

isocost

isocosts

isocoumarin

isocoumarins

isocracies

isocracy

isocrates

isocratic

isocratically

isocratic-flow

isocrinid

isocrinida

isocrinids

isocrymal

isocryme

isocrymes

isocrystalline

isocubanite

isocurvature

isocurves

isocyanate

isocyanates

isocyanic

isocyanic-acid

isocyanide

isocyanides

isocyanine

isocyanoacetate

isocyanoacetates

isocyanurate

isocyanurates

isocyanuric

isocyanuric-acid

isocyclic

isodemographic

isodense

isodensity

isodesmic

isodesmosine

isodesmosines

isodiabatic

isodiametric

isodiazene

isodiazenes

isodimorphic

isodimorphism

isodimorphous

isodisperse

isodispersion

isodont

isodonty

isodose

isodoublet

isodoublets

isodrosotherm

isodrosotherms

isodual

isodulcit

isodulcite

isodynamic line

isodynamic

isodynamous

isoelectric points

isoelectric

isoelectric-focusing

isoelectric-point

isoelectrofocusing

isoelectronic

isoemissive

isoenergetic

isoenergy

isoenet

isoenthalpic

isoenthalps

isoentrope

isoentropes

isoentropic

isoenzymatic

isoenzyme

isoenzymes

isoestragole

isoetarine

isoetharine

isoethernet

isoetid

isoetids

isoexcitation

isofemale

isoferroplatinum

isoferulic acid

isofezolac

isoflavane

isoflavanes

isoflavone

isoflavones

isoflavonoid

isoflavonoids

isoflorane

isoflourane

isofluorane

isofluorophate

isofluorphate

isoflupredone

isoflurane

isoform

isoforms

isofrequency

isofrequential

isofucoxanthin

isofunctional

isofuran

isofurans

isogamete

isogametic

isogamous

isogamy

isogeneic

isogenesis

isogenic

isogenies

isogenous

isogeny

isogeotherm

isogeotherms

isogesis

isogetical

isogloss

isoglosses

isoglucose

isoglucoses

isoglutamine

isoglutamines

isognathous

isognomonid

isognomonids

isogon

isogonal

isogonic lines

isogonic

isogonic-line

isogonism

isogons

isogony

isogoria

isograd

isograds

isograft

isografts

isogram

isograms

isographic

isographies

isography

isograv

isogriv

isogrivs

isogroup

isogroups

isohedral

isohel

isohels

isohexadecane

isohexane

isohexanes

isohume

isohumes

isohumulone

isohumulones

isohydric

isohyet

isohyetal

isohyetose

isohyetoses

isohyets

isohypsal

isohypse

isohypses

isoindene

isoindenes

isoindole

isoindoles

isoindoline

isoindolines

isoionic

isokinetic exercise

isokinetic

isokinetically

isokite

isoko

isolable

isolampsic

isolani

isolanid

isolanis

isolatable

isolate

isolated point

isolated systems

isolated

isolatedly

isolatedness

isolated-pawn

isolated-pawns

isolated-system

isolateral

isolates

isolating

isolation play

isolation plays

isolation tank

isolation tanks

isolation transformer

isolation

isolationism

isolationist

isolationistic

isolationistically

isolationists

isolation-pay

isolations

isolative

isolator

isolators

isolde

isolead

isolecithal

isolect

isolectin

isolectins

isolects

isolembidium

isolette

isolettes

isoleucine

isoleucines

isoleucyl

isoline

isolines

isolinux

isoliquiritigenin

isolithocholic acid

isolobal

isolobally

isologous

isoluminant

isolysis

isolytic

isomagnetic

isomalathion

isomalt

isomaltase

isomaltoheptose

isomaltohexose

isomaltooligosaccharide

isomaltooligosaccharides

isomaltopentose

isomaltosaccharide

isomaltose

isomaltotetraose

isomaltotetrose

isomaltotriose

isomaltulose

isomer bomb

isomer bombs

isomer

isomerase

isomerases

isomerate

isomerates

isomere

isomeres

isomeric

isomerically

isomeride

isomerides

isomerisation

isomerisations

isomerise

isomerism

isomerization

isomerizations

isomerize

isomerized

isomerizes

isomerizing

isomerohydrolase

isomeromorphism

isomerous

isomers

isomertieite

isometamidium chloride

isomethadone

isometheptene

isometric perspectives

isometric projection

isometric view

isometric

isometrical

isometrically

isometric-perspective

isometrics

isometric-space

isometric-spaces

isometries

isometropia

isometropias

isometry

isomir

isomirs

isomonodromic

isomonodromy

isomorph

isomorphic

isomorphically

isomorphism

isomorphisms

isomorphous

isomorphs

isomultiplet

isonandra

isonandras

isoneph

isonephs

isoneuronal avoidance

isoniazid

isonicotine

isonicotinic

isonicotinic-acid

isonipecaine

isonitrile

isonitriles

isonitroso compounds

isonitroso-compound

isonixin

isonomia

isonomic

isonomies

isonomy

isononanoic acid

isonuclear

isonym

isonyms

isooctane

iso-octane

isooctanes

isooctanol

isooptoacoustic

isoorientin

isoosmotic

iso-osmotic

isopach

isopalmitic acid

isopanose

isopanoses

isoparaffin

isoparaffins

isoparametric

isopathy

isopeda

isopedella

isopentane

isopentanes

isopentenyl

isopentyl

isopentyls

isopepsin

isopeptidase

isopeptidases

isopeptide

isopeptides

isoperibolic

isoperimetric

isoperimetrical

isoperimetry

isophane

isophase-light

isophase-lights

isophenogamy

isophorone

isophorones

isophosphindole

isophosphindoles

isophosphinoline

isophosphinolines

isophot

isophotal

isophote

isophotes

isophotometry

isophots

isophthalamide

isophthalate

isophthalates

isophthalic

isophthalic-acid

isophyllaria

isopiestic

isopiestic-line

isopimaric-acid

isopimpenellin

isoplanatic

isopleth

isopleths

isopleuron

isopod

isopoda

isopodous

isopods

isopointal

isopolities

isopolity

isopoly-acid

isopoly-acids

isopolyanion

isopolyanions

isopor

isopotential

isopotentials

isoprazone

isoprenaline

isoprene

isoprenes

isoprenoid

isoprenoids

isoprenyl

isoprenylated

isoprenylation

isoprenylations

isoprenylcysteine

isoprenyls

isoprofen

isopromethazine

isopropamide

isopropanol

isopropanolamine

isopropanolamines

isopropenyl

isopropenyls

isopropoxide

isopropoxides

isopropoxy

isopropyl

isopropylacetone

isopropyl-alcohol

isopropylamide

isopropylamides

isopropylamine

isopropylamines

isopropylbenzene

isopropylcholestane

isopropylcholestanes

isopropylidene

isopropylmalic-acid

isopropylmethylphosphonic acid

isoprostane

isoprostanes

isoprotein

isoproteins

isoproterenol hydrochloride

isoproterenol

isoproturon

isopsephy

isoptera

isoptic

isoptics

isoptin

isopulegol

isopullulanase

isopullulanases

isopurpurin

isopycnal

isopycnals

isopycnic

isopycnics

isopygous

isopyreae

isopyrineae

isopyroideae

isoquant

isoquants

isoquercitrin

isoquinazepon

isoquinoline

isoquinolines

isordil

isorefractive

isorhythm

isorhythmic

isorhythmically

isorhythms

isorotation

isorotational

isorumelenic acid

isos

isosaccharinic acid

isosafrole

isosafroles

isosbestic points

isosbestic

isosbestic-point

isoscalar

isoscaling

isoscape

isosceles

isosceles-trapezoid

isosceles-trapezoids

isosceles-triangle

isosceles-triangles

isoschaftoside

isoschizomer

isoschizomers

isoseismal

isoseismals

isoseismic

isoselenocyanate

isoselenocyanates

isosexual

isosinglet

isosmotic

isosorbide dinitrate

isosorbide

isosorbides

isosparteine

isospecific

isospectral

isospectrality

isospin

isospins

isospondylous

isosporiasis

isosporic

isostasy

isostatic

isostatically

isostaticity

isostatics

isostearic acid

isostemonous

isostemony

isostere

isosteres

isosteric

isosthenuria

isostictid

isostictids

isostilbic

isostrain

isostress

isostructural

isostructurality

isostructurally

isostructure

isostructures

isosulphocyanate

isosulphocyanates

isosulphocyanic-acid

isosurface

isosurfaces

isosymmetric

isosynchronous

isotach

isotachis

isotachophoresis

isotachs

isotactic

isotacticity

isotaxy

isotemnid

isotemnids

isotheral

isothere

isotheres

isotherm

isothermal

isothermality

isothermally

isothermals

isothermic

isothermobath

isothermobathic

isothermobaths

isotherms

isotherombrose

isotherombroses

isothiazole

isothiazoles

isothiazolidine

isothiazolidines

isothiazolidinium

isothiazolinone

isothiazolinones

isothiocyanate

isothiocyanates

isothiourea

isothipendyl

isotig

isotigs

isotiquimide

isotomid

isotomids

isotone

isotones

isotonic exercise

isotonic

isotonically

isotonicity

isotope effects

isotope exchanges

isotope shifts

isotope signatures

isotope

isotoped

isotope-dilution

isotope-dilutions

isotope-effect

isotope-exchange

isotopes

isotope-shift

isotope-signature

isotopic spin

isotopic

isotopically

isotopic-chemistry

isotopic-dilution

isotopic-labelling

isotopic-signature

isotopies

isotoping

isotopolog

isotopologic

isotopologs

isotopologue

isotopologues

isotopomer

isotopomeric

isotopomers

isotopy

isotretinoin

isotrimorphism

isotrimorphous

isotriplet

isotriplets

isotrivial

isotropic antenna

isotropic radiator

isotropic

isotropically

isotropisation

isotropism

isotropization

isotropizations

isotropize

isotropized

isotropous

isotropy

isotype

isotyped

isotypes

isotypic

isotypical

is-ought-problem

isouian

isourea

isoureas

isouric-acid

isovalent

isovalently

isovaleric

isovaleric-acid

isovaleryl

isovector

isovectors

isovel

isovels

isoventiloquinone

isoviscous

isovist

isovists

isovite

isovitexin

isovolumetric

isovolumic

isoxaflutole

isoxaprolol

isoxathion

isoxazole

isoxazoles

isoxazolidine

isoxazolidines

isoxazolidinone

isoxazoline

isoxazolines

isoxazolyl

isoxicam

isoxsuprine

isozyme

isozymes

isozymic

isp

isp-based payments service

ispf

ispidina

i-spin

ispir

i-spy

isr

isradipine

israel

Israeli salad

israeli

israelian

israelians

israelis

israeli-sign-language

israel-israeli

israelite

israelites

israelitess

israelitesses

israelitic

israelitish

israhell

israpafant

isre

isreali

isrha

isro

iss

issa

issachar

issas

issei

issid

issidae

issids

issn

isso

Issoire lynx

issuable

issuably

issuance

issuances

issuant

issue tracking

issue

issued

issueless

issue-pea

issue-peas

issuer

issuers

issues

issuest

issueth

issue-tracking-system

issue-tracking-systems

issuing

issuings

issus

issuu

issyk-kul

Ist person

is-t

-ist

ista

istanbul

istanbulite

istanbulites

istar

istea

i-stem

i-stems

istg

isth

is-that-a-gun-in-your-pocket-or-are-you-just-pleased-to-see-me

is-that-so

is-the-pope-catholic

is-there-a-grocery-store

is-there-a-smaller-size

isthmectomies

isthmectomy

isthmi

isthmian

isthmic

Isthmus of Suez

isthmus of

isthmus

isthmuses

isthmus-mecayapan-nahuatl

isthmus-zapotec

istia

-istic

istical

istically

istikll-marsi

istiodactylid

istiodactylids

istiophorid

istiophorids

istisna

istj

istle

istles

istm

istn

is-to-be

istorical

istory

istp

istr

istradefylline

istria

Istrian scale

istrian

istriot

istro

istro-romanian

istro-romanians

isu

isup

isuprel

isuretine

isurus

isv

iswa

iswydt

iswym

isy

isyndicate

it ain't over 'til the fat lady sings

it ain't over till the fat lady sings

it ain't the meat, it's the motion

it ain't the whistle that pulls the train

IT band

It boys

it consumerization

it depends

it distributor

it happens to the best of us

it happens

it is always darkest before the dawn

it is always darkest just before the dawn

it is better to travel hopefully than to arrive

it is darkest before the dawn

it is darkest just before the dawn

it is easy to find a stick to beat a dog

it is not even funny

it is not funny

it is not the whistle that pulls the train

it isn't even funny

it isn't funny

it isn't over 'til the fat lady sings

it isn't the whistle that pulls the train

it management

it me

it never rains but it pours

it never rains but that it pours

it pays to advertise

it reseller

it takes a heap o' livin' to make a house a home

it takes a heap of living to make a house a home

it takes a lot of living to make a house a home

it takes all kinds

it takes all sorts to make a world

it takes all sorts

it takes two to make a quarrel

it takes two to quarrel

it takes two to tangle

it took Nixon to go to China

it

ita

itaa

ITaaS

itabirite

itabuna

itacism

itacisms

itacist

itacists

itacolumite

itaconate

itaconates

itaconic

itaconic-acid

itai-itai-disease

itaipu-dam

i-take-it

ital

itala

italese

italia

Italian beef

italian bread

italian east africa

italian greyhound

Italian hitch

Italian iron

Italian meringue

Italian mile

Italian miles

Italian mix

Italian oaks

Italian of the East

Italian peninsula

Italian poutine

italian provincial

Italian rehearsal

Italian rice ball

Italian rice balls

Italian salute

Italian sausage

italian somaliland

Italian sparrow

Italian sub sandwich

Italian sub sandwiches

Italian sub

Italian submarine sandwich

Italian submarine sandwiches

Italian tomato

Italian tomatoes

Italian tree cricket

Italian wedding soup

italian

italianate

italianated

italianating

italian-augmented-sixth-chord

italian-augmented-sixth-chords

italian-canadian

italian-dressing

italian-dressings

italian-grip

italian-ice

italianisation

italianise

italianised

italianises

italianising

italianism

italianisms

italianist

italianization

italianizations

italianize

italianized

italianizes

italianizing

italian-oak

italian-republic

italians

italian-sandwich

italian-sonnet

italian-sonnets

italic font

italic

italicisation

italicisations

italicise

italicised

italicises

italicising

italicism

italicisms

italicization

italicizations

italicize

italicized

italicizes

italicizing

italick

italics

italiote

italiotes

italish

Italo house

italo-

italo-celtic

italo-disco

italophile

italophiles

italophone

italophones

italy

itameline

itanagar

itanium 2

itanium 9300

itanium 9500

itanium

itanoxone

itar

itasca

itasetron

it-bag

it-bags

it-boy

it-can-t-be-helped

it-ccd

itch mite

itch mites

itch

itched the ditch

itched

Itchen Stoke and Ovington

itches the ditch

itches

itchily

itchiness

itching powder

itching the ditch

itching

itchingly

itchings

itchless

itch-the-ditch

itchy palm

itchy palms

itchy

itchy-feet

itchy-trigger-finger

itchy-trigger-fingers

it-d

it-dn-t-ve

it-does-exactly-what-it-says-on-the-tin

it-doesn-t-matter

it-d-ve

-ite

itea

itea-virginica

i-tell-a-lie

itelmen

item sets

item veto

item

itemisation

itemisations

itemise

itemised

itemises

itemising

itemizable

itemization

itemizations

itemize

itemized deduction

itemized

itemizer

itemizers

itemizes

itemizing

item-of-clothing

items

itemset

item-set

itemsets

items-of-clothing

iténez

iter

iterability

iterable

iterance

iterant

iterate

iterated function system

iterated

iterates

iterating

iteration

iterations

iterative deepening search

iterative development

iterative operation

iterative

iterative-aspect

iteratively

iterator

iterator-pattern

iterator-patterns

iterators

iteron

iterons

iteroparity

iteroparous

iters

it-figures

it-girl

it-girls

it-goes-to-show

ith

ithaca

ithacan

ithacans

ithaginis

ithaginis-cruentus

ithaka

ithaki

ithand

ithe

ithergates

ithing

i-think-so

i-think-therefore-i-am

ithonid

ithonidae

ithonids

ithonioidea

ithunn

ithyphalli

ithyphallic

ithyphallus

iti

itil

i-time

itineracy

itinerancy

itinerant

itinerantly

itinerants

itinerant-worker

itinerant-workers

itineraries

itinerary

itinerate

itinerated

itinerates

itinerating

itinually

-ition

-itious

itis

itises

it-is-what-it-is

itk

it'll be all right on the night

it-ll

itm

itms aicpa

itms

itmss

itn

ito hirobumi

ito

itoigawaite

itoite

itokawa

itol

i-told-you-so

itools

itopride

itouch interface

itouch

itouches

itr

itraconazole

itramin

itrocinonide

it's a date

it's a free country

it's a long road that has no turning

it's a long story

it's a man's world

it's a tough job, but somebody's got to do it

it's all Chinese to me

it's all fun and games until someone loses an eye

its america

it's an ill bird that fouls its own nest

it's an ill wind that blows no good

it's an ill wind that blows no one any good

it's an ill wind

it's been real

it's better to ask forgiveness than permission

it's five o'clock somewhere

it's Greek to me

it's grim up north

it's lonely at the top

it's never too late to mend

it's no use

it's not even funny

it's not funny

it's not my fault

it's not the meat, it's the motion

it's not what you know but who you know

it's not you, it's me

it's nothing

it's the hit dog that howls

it's the thought that counts

it's the truth, Ruth

its

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ITSA

it-s-about-time

it-s-all-good

it-s-all-greek-to-me

it-s-an-emergency

it-s-a-pleasure

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it-s-cold-outside

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itself

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itsp

it-s-raining

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IUPAC electric sector

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I've burnt myself

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i-ve-been-robbed

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i-ve-got-your-nose

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iw

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i-want-my-money-back

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i-want-to-know

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i-was-born-in

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Jack whore

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jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none

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Japan cat

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Japan earth

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Japan tallow

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Japanese anemone

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Japanese bush warbler

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Japanese cartoons

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Japanese cherry birch

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Japanese crucian carp

Japanese cypress

japanese digital cellular

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japanese electronic industry development assn.

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Japanese giant hornet

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Japanese ginger

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Jod-Basedow phenomenon

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Johnson hole

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johnson james weldon

johnson john arthur

johnson lyndon baines

johnson michael

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johnson robert

johnson samuel

johnson virginia eshelman

johnson walter perry

johnson william julius

johnson william

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johnsongrass

johnson-grass

johnson-grasses

johnsoni

johnsoniae

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johnsonianism

johnsonianisms

johnsonii

Johnson-Nyquist noise

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johnson-sirleaf ellen

johnson-solid

johnston albert sidney

johnston joseph eggleston

johnston, donald j.

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john-the-baptist

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Jones polynomial

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Jordan algebra

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Jordan block

jordan curve theorem

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Jordan matrix

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Josephus problem

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juvenal

juvenalia

juvenalian

juvenals

juvenescence

juvenescent

juvenile court

juvenile delinquent

juvenile detention centres

juvenile halls

juvenile hormones

juvenile powder

juvenile powders

juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

juvenile

juvenile-delinquency

juvenile-delinquents

juvenile-detention-centre

juvenile-diabetes

juvenile-hall

juvenile-hormone

juvenileness

juvenile-offending

juveniles

juvenilia

juvenility

juvenilization

juvenilizations

juvenilize

juvenilized

juvenilizes

juvenilizing

juvenoid

juvenoids

juventas

juvey

juvia

juvias

juvie

juvy

juwansa

juxta

juxtacanalicular

juxtacapillary receptor

juxtacapillary receptors

juxtacortical

juxtacrine

juxtae

juxtaepiphyseal

juxtaepiphysial

juxtaglomerular

juxtaglomerular-apparatus

juxtaligamental

juxtallocortex

juxtamedullary

juxtamembrane

juxtanuclear

juxtaoral organ

juxtaoral organs

juxtaphrenic

juxtapose

juxtaposed

juxtaposes

juxtaposing

juxtaposit

juxtaposited

juxtapositing

juxtaposition

juxta-position

juxtapositional

juxtapositionally

juxtapositioned

juxtapositioning

juxtapositions

juxta-positions

juxtaposits

juxtapupillary

juxtarestiform

juxtoposition

jv

jvd

jvm

jvmdi

jvms

jvmti

jvm-ti

jvmtii

jvp

jw

jwb

jwi

jwic

jwsdp

jwst

jwtk

jwv

jxta

jy

jyeshta

jylland

jymold

jyng

jynges

jynginae

jyngine

jynx

jyothis

jyotirlinga

jyotirlingas

jyotsna

jyutping

jyvskyl

K

(E?)(L?) https://www.yourdictionary.com/index/K

K and K

k band

k desktop

k meson

k of c

k of p

k selection

K through 12

K truss

k virtual machine

k&r c

k.t

K/D ratio

K/D ratios

k

k1

k10

k2

k5

k56flex

k6

k7

k8

k9

k9s

k-9-unit

k-9-units

ka band

ka le

ka

kaaba

kaaf

kaalae

kaama

kaamas

kaapori

kaatialaite

kab

ka-ba

kabaddi

kabaddis

kabaka

kabakas

kabala

kaballah

kabana

kabaragoya

kabaragoyas

kabard

kabarda

kabardian

kabardino-balkariya

kabassou

kabassous

kabaya

kabayas

kabbala

kabbalah

kabbalism

kabbalist

kabbalistic

kabbalistically

kabbalists

kabballah

kabbelow

kabeljou

kabillion

kabillions

kabish

kabitka

kabitkas

kablam

kablooey

kablooie

kabloona

kabloonas

kabloonat

kabob

kabobbed

kabobbing

kabobs

kabocha

kaboodle

kabook

kaboom

ka-boom

kabooms

kabouter

kabuki brush

kabuki brushes

kabuki

kabul

kabulese

kabuli

kabure

kabuverdianu

kaby lake

kabyle

kabyles

kaccha

kacee

kacemic-acid

kachauri

kachauris

kachchh-district

kachi-koshi

kachina

kachinas

ka-ching

kachori

kachoris

kachruvian

kachuga-kachuga

kacie

kack-handed

Kac-Moody algebra

kadaffi

kadafi

kadaitcha

Kadane's algorithm

kadapa

kadaphi

kadar janos

kaddaffi

kaddafi

kaddafism

kadder

kadders

kaddhafi

kaddish

kaddishes

kade

kaden

kades

kadesh

kadhaffi

kadhafi

k-adic

k-adic-notation

kadies

kadima

kadis

kadiweu

kadiwu

kadkhoda

kadkhodas

kadmos

kaduna

kady

kadyrelite

kadyrelites

kael pauline

kaemferol

kaempferol

kaempferols

kaersutite

kaesong

kaf

kafal

kafeneio

kafeneios

kafenio

kafenion

kafenions

kafenios

kaffeeklatch

kaffeeklatches

kaffeeklatsch

kaffeeklatschen

kaffeeklatsches

kaffir beer

kaffir bread

kaffir doctor

kaffir dog

kaffir dogs

kaffir fink

kaffir lily

kaffir

kaffir-corn

kaffir-lime

kaffir-limes

kaffirs

kaffiya

kaffiyas

kaffiyeh

kaffiyehs

kaffle

kaffles

kafila

kafilah

kafilahs

kafilas

kafindo

kafir bread

kafir corn

Kafir harp

kafir

kafiri

kafirin

kafirins

kafirs

kafka franz

kafka

kafkaesque

kafkaian

kafkian

kaflooey

kafs

kafta

kafta-kebab

kaftan

kaftanlike

kaftans

kafue

kagan elena

kagan

kaganat

kaganate

kaganates

kaganats

kagawa

kagay-anon

kage

kag-fer-jiir-koor-ror-us-zuksun

kagok

kagome

kagool

kagools

kagoshima

kagoul

kagouls

kagu

kaguan

kaguans

kagulumira

kagura

kagus

kagutsuchi

kagyu

kah

kahal

kahals

kahau

kahaus

kahikatea

kahikateas

kahili ginger

kahla

kahlerite

Kahler's disease

kahlo frida

kahlo

kahlua

kahn louis isadore

kahn robert e.

kahn test

kahoolawe

kahramanmaras

kahului

kahuna

kahunas

kahweol

kai

kaiak

kaiaks

kaibosh

kaibun

kaid

kaiden

kaids

kaieteur falls

kaif

kaifeng

kaiju

kaik

kaikawaka

kaiki

kaikis

kaikomako

kaiks

kail

kaila

kailan

kai-lan

kailasa

kailash mount

kailey

kailkenny

kailua

kailyard school

kailyard

kailyards

kaima

kaimacam

kaimacams

kaimak

kaimakam

kaimakams

kaimanawa-horse

kaimanawa-horses

kain

kainahineri

kainate

kainates

kaindu

kainga

kaingang

kaingangs

kaingas

kainic

kainic-acid

kainit

kainite

kainites

kainits

kainozoic

kaique

kaiques

kairine

kairines

kairoline

kairomone

kairomones

kairos

kairouan

kaisariani

kaiseki

kaisekis

Kaiser blade

kaiser blades

Kaiser window

Kaiser windows

kaiser, henry j.

kaiser

kaiserdom

kaiserin

kaiser-roll

kaiser-rolls

kaisers

kaiserslautern

kaissariani

kaithi

kaitij

kaitlin

kaitlyn

kaizen

kaizens

kaj

kajal

kajatenhout

kaji

kajigger

kajiggers

kajik

kajiks

kajillion

kajillions

kajin

kajis

kajishin

kajk

kajkavian

kajmak

kak

kaka

kakamega

kakapo

kakapos

kakaralli

kakariki

kakarikis

kakegoe

kakemono

kakemonos

kakenage

kakezori

kakheti

kaki

kakidrosis

kakie

kakiemon

kakis

kakistocracies

kakistocracy

kakistocrat

kakistocrats

kakizome

kakke

kakodyl

kakorrhaphiophobia

kakorrhaphiophobic

kakoxene

Kakugo virus

kakuro

kakuros

kal

kalaallisut

kalaallit nunaat

kala-azar

kalach

kalaches

kalachi

kaladze

kalaemia

kalafungin

kalahari

kala-juggah

kalakand

kala-kato

kalakukko

kala-lagaw-ya

kalam

kalamata

kalamata-olive

kalamata-olives

kalamatas

kalamazoo

kalamazooan

kalamazooans

kalamazoos

kalamdan

kalamdans

kalami

kalamkari

kalamkaris

kalan

kalanchoe

kalanchoes

kalanda

kalandas

kalanga

kalanin

kalans

kalao

kalarippayattu

kalash

kalashnikov

kalasie

kalat

kalat-division

kalb johann

kalbi

kalborsite

kalderash

kale runt

kale

kaleb

kaleege

kaleeges

kaleida

kaleidophone

kaleidophones

kaleidoscope

kaleidoscoped

kaleidoscopelike

kaleidoscopes

kaleidoscopic

kaleidoscopical

kaleidoscopically

kaleidoscoping

kalelike

kalema

kalemia

kalendarial

kalends

kalenji

kalenjin

kalenjins

kales

kalevala

kaleyard

kalgan

kalgoorlie

kali

kalian

kalicine

kalicinite

kalidasa

kalie

kalif

kalifersite

kalifs

kaligenous

kalij pheasant

kalima

kalimantan

kalimba

kalimbas

kalimotxo

kalinin mikhail ivanovich

kalinin

kaliningrad

kalininite

kalinite

kaliopenia

kaliopenic

kaliophilite

kaliophilites

kaliph

kaliphs

kalipyrochlore

kalispel-pend-d-oreille

kalistrontite

kalisz

kali-turgida

kalium

kaliuresis

kaliuretic

kali-yuga

Kallang wave

Kallang waves

kallidin

kallidinogenase

kallidinogenases

kallikantzaros

kallikrein

kallikreins

kallinus

kalliopi

kallistatin

Kallman syndrome

Kallmann syndrome

kalm

Kalman filter

kalmar

kalmia

kalmia-latifolia

kalmias

kalmuck

kalmucks

kalmyk

kalmykia

kalmyks

kalokagathia

kalomoira

kalon

kalong

kalongs

kalonji

kalopsia

kalotermitid

kalotermitids

kaloyer

kaloyers

kalpak

kalq keyboard

kalsilite

kalsilites

kalsomine

kalsomined

kalsomines

kalsomining

kalua

kalua-pig

kaluga

kaluresis

kaluretic

kaluza-klein-theories

kaluza-klein-theory

kalyan-dombivali

kalydn

kam

kama

kamaaina

kamaboko

kamabokos

kamacite

kamacites

kamadeva

kamado

kamados

kamagraphy

kamaishilite

kamaitachi

kamakura

kamal

kamala

kamalarai

kamals

kamancha

kamanchas

kamanche

kamancheh

kamanchehs

kamanches

kamas

kamasin

kamassian

kamasutra

kama-sutra

kamayur

kamba

kambaldaite

kambhoj

kambhoja

kambhojas

kambo

kamboh

kambohs

kamboj

kamboja

kambojas

kamboji

kambojika

kambojs

kambuj

kambuja

kambujiya

kamchadal

kamchadals

kamchatka

kamchatkan

kamchatkans

kamchatkite

kamchukchee

kamchukotic

kame

kameela

kamees

kameez

kameezes

kamehameha i

kamencheh

kamenchehs

kamenev lev borisovich

kamensk-uralski

kameron

kames

kamet

kami

kamichi

kamichis

kamik

kamikaze

kamikazes

kamiks

kamilarai

kamilaroi

kamiokite

kamishibai

kamitugaite

kaml

kamloops

kammryn

kamora

kamo-river

kampala

kampang

kampangs

kampfite

kampong spirit

kampong

kampongs

kamptulicon

kamptulicons

kampuchean

kampucheans

kampung spirit

kampung

kampungs

kampylite

kamryn

kamsa

kamseen

kamseens

kamsin

kamsins

kamtschadale

kamtschadales

kamut

Kan extension

kan

kana

kanagawa

kanak

kanaka

kanakangi

kanakas

kanaks

kanaloa

kanamycin

kanamycins

kanana

kananga tree

kananga

kanara

kanarese

kanat

kanats

kanawha river

kanazawa

kanban

kanbans

kanchenjunga

kanchil

kanchils

kand

kandahar

kandake

kandakes

kander john harold

kandinskian

kandinsky wassily

kandinsky

kandiperoxes

kandite

kandites

kandosols

kandy

kane

kanemite

kaneohe bay

kanga

kangar

kangaroo apples

kangaroo closure

kangaroo closures

kangaroo court

kangaroo dog

kangaroo grass

kangaroo grasses

Kangaroo Island emu

kangaroo jacket

kangaroo jackets

kangaroo pocket

kangaroo pockets

kangaroo stoppie

kangaroo stoppies

kangaroo ticket

kangaroo tickets

kangaroo vine

kangaroo vines

kangaroo

kangaroo-apple

kangaroo-bar

kangaroo-bars

kangaroo-care

kangaroo-courts

kangaroolike

kangaroo-mice

kangaroo-mouse

kangaroo-paw

kangaroo-paws

kangaroo-piss

kangaroo-rat

kangaroo-rats

kangaroo-route

kangaroo-routes

kangaroos

kangaroo-word

kangaroo-words

kangchenjunga

kangnam

kango

kangos

kangra-district

kangri

kangris

Kangxi radical

Kangxi radicals

kangxi

kanienkehaka

kanikanik

kaniwa

Kanizsa triangle

Kanizsa triangles

kanji

kanjin-sumo

kanjobal

kankakee river

kankite

kannada

kannakin

kannemeyerid

kannemeyerids

kannemeyeriid

kannemeyeriids

kannon

kanny

kano

kanoite

kanonaite

kanone

kanonerovite

kanones

kanoodle

kanoodled

kanoodles

kanoodling

kanoon

kanoons

kanpur

kanpur-division

kans grass

kans

kansa

Kansai dialect

kansan

kansans

kansas city fed manufacturing survey

Kansas City shuffle

kansas river

kansas

kansas-city

kansu

kant immanuel

kant

kantar

kantars

kantean

kanteans

kantei

kantele

kanteles

kantian

kantianism

kantianist

kantianists

kantians

kantism

kantist

kantists

kanton island

kanton

kantons

kanto-sho

kantrex

kanuka

kanun

kanuns

kanuri

kanuu

Kanye glasses

kanyemba

kanzashi

kanzu

kao, charles

kao

kaodzera

kaohsiung

kaoliang

kaolin

kaoline

kaolinise

kaolinised

kaolinises

kaolinising

kaolinite

kaolinization

kaolinizations

kaolinize

kaolinized

kaolinizes

kaolinizing

kaolinosis

kaon

kaonic

kaonium

kaons

kaopectate

kapa haka

kapala

kapalas

kapampangan

kapampangans

kapan

kapang-syndrome

kapellmeister

kapellmeisters

kaph

kaphs

kapia

kapingamarangi

kapingamarangian

kapingamarangians

kapist

kapists

kapitsa

kapitza-resistance

kapnomar

kapok

kapoks

kapok-tree

kapos

kaposi-s-sarcoma

kapow

kappa effect

kappa effects

kappa

kappas

Kaprekar numbers

kaprekar-number

kapton

kapu

kapuas

kapurthala-district

kapuskasing

kapustinite

kaput

kaputt

kaputz

kapwing

kaqchikel

kar

kara kum

kara

karabakh

karabakhi

karabiner

karabiners

karachay-balkar

karachay-cherkessia

karachi

karachi-bela-division

karachi-division

karada

karadeniz bogazi

karadzic radovan

karafuto

karaganda

karagiozis

karahi

karahis

karaim

karaims

karaism

karait

karaite

karaites

karaits

karaj

karajan herbert von

karajan

karakalpak

kara-kalpak

karakelong

karakoram range

karakoram

karakoram-highway

karakorum

karakul

karakuls

karamanlis konstantinos

karamanov

karambelkar

karamojong

karanga

karangetang

karanji

karanjis

karanteen

karaoke bar

karaoke bars

karaoke box

karaoke boxes

karaoke system

karaoke systems

karaoke

karaoke-machine

karaoke-machines

karaokes

karas

kara-sea

karass

karasugite

karat

karatas

karate

karate-chop

karate-chops

karateist

karateists

karateka

karatekas

karatelike

karats

Karatsuba algorithm

Karatsuba multiplication

karaurid

karaurids

karawanks

karaya-gum

karbala

karbovanets

Kardashev scale

kardashian

kardex

karditsa

kardiya

karearea

karela

karelas

kareli

karelia

Karelian fever

karelian isthmus

Karelian pie

karelian

karelian-bear-dog

karelianism

karelianite

karelian-pasties

karelian-pasty

karelian-question

karelians

karelinii

karelis

karelo-finnish-ssr

karen

karengo

karetsu

kargil-district

kari

kariba dam

kariba lake

kariba

karibibite

karimnagar

karimui

karin

karina

karipna-creole-french

karkheh

karkin

Karl Fischer titration

karl

karla

karlee

karleigh

karley

karli

karlie

karlite

karl-marx-stadt

karloff boris

karloff

karloffian

karlovac

karlovy vary

karlsbad

karlsruhe

karlsson

karlstad

karly

karlyn

karm

karma

karmaless

Kármán street

Karman streets

Kármán vortex street

Kármán vortex streets

karman-line

karmas

karma-sutra

karmathian

karmathians

karmatian

karmatians

karmic

karmically

karn

karna

karnack

karnak

karnataka

Karnaugh maps

karnaugh-map

karnay

karnays

karnic

Kärnten

karob

karo-batak

karobs

karok

karoo

karoos

karoshi

kaross

karosses

Karp reduction

karpas

karpathos

karpatite

karpholite

karpinskite

Karpman drama triangle

Karpman drama triangles

karpos

karpov anatoly yevgenyevich

karree

karrer paul

karrer

karri

karroo

karroos

kars

karsavina tamara

karst topography

karst

karstenite

karstic

karstification

karstifications

karstological

karstologist

karstologists

karstology

karsts

kart

Kartagener syndrome

karted

kartefour

kartika

karting

karts

kartu

kartvel

kartveli

Kartvelian studies

kartvelian

kartvelians

kartvelology

kartvels

karuks

karun

karvel

karvels

karwinaphthol

karwinaphthols

kary

karyo

karyochrome

karyochromes

karyoclasis

karyoclastic

karyocyte

karyocytes

karyoevolution

karyogamic

karyogamies

karyogamy

karyogenesis

karyogenic

karyogram

karyograms

karyokineses

karyokinesis

karyokinetic

karyokinetically

karyologic

karyological

karyologically

karyology

karyolymph

karyolysis

karyolytic

karyomegalic

karyomegaly

karyomere

karyomeres

karyomeric

karyomorph

karyomorphic

karyomorphological

karyomorphologically

karyomorphs

karyon

karyons

karyopherin

karyopherins

karyoplasm

karyoplast

karyoplasts

karyorrhectic

karyorrhexis

karyosome

karyotin

karyotype

karyotyped

karyotypes

karyotypic

karyotypically

karyotyping

kasai

kasbah

kasbahs

kasbarian

kasbaryan

kascade

kasetsart

kash

kasha

kashan

kashaya

kasher

kashgar

kashi

kashia

kashida

kashidas

kashim

kashims

kashin-beck-disease

kashin-bek-disease

kashinite

kashiwabara

kashkai

kashkaval

kashmir

kashmiri

kashmiris

kashmir-valley

kashrus

kashrut

kashruth

kashub

kashubia

kashubian

kashubians

kasimovian

kaskaskia river

kaskaskia

kasolite

kasos

kasparian

kasparov garry

kasparovian

kasparyan

kaspiane

kasra

kasrah

kasrahs

kasras

kassandra

kassel

kasseri

kassidy

kassinin

kassite

kassites

kassos

kast

kastanozem

kastanozems

kastler

kastningite

kastom

kastoranthropy

kasugamycin

kaszabi

kat

kata

katabases

katabasis

katabatic

katabatic-wind

katabatic-winds

katablepharis

katabolic

katabolism

katabolisms

kata-factor

kata-factors

katagelophobia

katah

katahdin

katahdins

kataifi

katajjaq

katakana

katal

katals

katamorphism

katana

katanas

katanga

katangese

katanin

katanosin

katanosins

kataphatic

kataphatically

katara

katas

katastases

katastasis

katastate

katastates

katasukashi

kata-thermometer

kata-thermometers

kata-tjuta

katcha

katchina

katchinas

Kate and Sidney pie

Kate and Sydney pie

kate

katelyn

katelynn

kath

kathak

kathakali

kathakalis

katharevousa

katharevusa

katharine

katharobe

katharobes

katharometer

katharometers

katharsis

kathenotheism

katherine

katheryn

kathetal

kathetometer

kathetometers

kathi

kathiawar

kathiawar-peninsula

kathie

kathlaniid

kathlaniids

kathleen

kathleen-mavourneen

kathmandu

kathoey

kathoeys

kathryn

kathua-district

kathy

kati

katia

katian

katie

kation

katipo

katipos

katis

katkop

katkops

katmai mount

katmai new instructions

katmai

katmandu

katmoget

katniss

kato

kato-achaia

katoey

katoeys

katoite

katophorite

katoptrite

katorga

katowice

katrillionaire

katrillionaires

katrina

katrine

katsap

katsaps

katsinas

katsu

katsura

katsuras

katsuwokinase

katsuwonid

katsuwonids

katsuwonus

katsuwonus-pelamis

kattang

kattegat

Katy bar the door

katy

katya

katydid

katydids

katyusha

katyushas

katywampus

katz

katzenjammer

katzenjammers

katzian

kau cim

kauai

kauaian

kauaians

kaufman george simon

kaufman

Kaul festival

kauluamine

kaunas

kaunda kenneth david

kaupifalco

kaupifalco-monogrammicus

kauravas

kaurene

kaurenes

kaurenoic acid

kauri

kauris

kaurna

kausalya

kautskyan

kautskyite

kautskyites

kava

kavadarci

kavain

kaval

kavala

kavalactone

kavalactones

kavalan

kavals

Kavanaugh

kavaratti

kavass

kaviar

kavir desert

kavithai

kavya

kaw

kawa

kawabata yasunari

kawabata

kawagoe

kawaguchi

kawaii

kawaiily

kawaiiness

kawain

kawaka

kawakas

kawakawa

kawarimi

kawartha lakes

kawasaki syndrome

kawasaki

kawasaki-disease

Kawasaki's disease

Kawasaki's syndrome

kawazugake

kawazulite

kawed

kawi

kawing

kawn

kawns

kaws

kawsqar

kay

kaya

kayak polo

kayak

kayaked

kayaker

kayakers

kayaking

kayaks

kayasthi

kayathi

kaycee

kaycie

kayden

kaye danny

kaye

kayfabe

kayko

kayla

kayle

kaylee

kayleigh

kayles

kayley

kaylie

kaylied

kaylock

kaymak

kaymakam

kaymakams

kayo

kayoed

kayoes

kayoing

kayos

kaypoh

kays

kayser

Kayser-Fleischer ring

Kayser-Fleischer rings

kayseri

kayunga

kaz

kazaa

kazaam

kazachok

kazafi

kazak

kazakh soviet socialist republic

kazakh

kazakhs

kazakh-ssr

kazakhstan

kazakhstani

kazakhstanis

kazakhstanite

kazakovite

kazaks

kazan elia

kazan river

kazan

kazanlak

kazantzakis nikos

kazantzakis

kazatskies

kazatsky

kazbek mount

kazbek

kazdagi

Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomial

kazi

kazillion

kazillionaire

kazillionaires

kazillions

kazis

kazoo

kazooed

kazooing

kazoolike

kazoos

kazzafi

kb/s

kb/sec

kb

KBA

kbar

kbc

kbd

kbe

kbit/sec

kbit

kbits/sec

kbm

kbo

kbos

kbp

kbps

kbq

kbs

kbw bank sector index

kbyte

k-byte

kbytes/sec

kc

k-c

kcal

kcalorie

kcalories

kcb

kcd

k-cell

kcie

kcl

k-complex

kcr

kcrc

kcs

kc-s

kcvo

k-d tree

kd

kda

kdd

kddi

kde

k-drama

k-dramas

kds

k-dur

ke

kea

keak

kealy

kean edmund

kean

keane

keanes

keano

keara

kearney

kearns-sayre-syndrome

keas

keat

keating

keaton joseph francis

keaton

keatonesque

keats john

keats

keatsian

keavy

keb

kebab case

kebab

kebabbed

kebabbing

kebabs

kebap

kebaps

kebaya

kebayas

kebbuck

kebbucks

kebecois

keblah

keblahs

keble john

keble

kebob

kebobs

kebuzone

kecapi

kecapi-suling

kechror

keck

kecked

kecking

keckite

keckle

keckled

keckles

keckling

kecklish

kecks

kecksies

kecksy

kecskem-et

kecskemét

ked itch

ked

kedah

kedaung-kali-angke

ked-board

keddah

keddie

keddy

kedge

kedged

kedger

kedgeree

kedgerees

kedgers

kedges

kedging

kedron

keds

kee

keeble

keech

keeches

keef

keegan

keeho

keeill

keeills

keek

keeked

keeking

keeks

keel hauled

keel hauling

keel hauls

keel over

keel

keelage

keelback

keelbacks

keelboat

keelboater

keelboats

keeled

keeled-over

keeler

keelers

keeley

keelhaul

keel-haul

keelhauled

keelhauling

keelhauls

keelie

keelies

keelin

Keeling curve

keeling islands

keeling

keeling-over

keelings

keelivine pen

keelless

keelman

keelmen

keels

keelson

keelsons

keels-over

keelung

keely

keelyvine-pen

keema

keemun

keen as a bean

keen

keen-as-mustard

keene

keened

keener

keeners

keene-s-cement

keeneth

keening

keenly

keenness

keeno

keen-on

keenos

keens

keen-witted

keep a civil tongue in one's head

keep a civil tongue in one's mouth

keep a civil tongue

keep a close watch

keep a dog and bark oneself

keep a tight rein on

keep across

keep ahead

keep alive bits

keep an act

keep back

keep body and soul together

keep cave

keep cup

keep cups

keep good hours

keep in mine

keep it in one's pants

keep it one hundred

keep it together

keep measures

keep off

keep on keeping on

keep on

keep one's breath to cool one's porridge

keep one's chapels

keep one's chin up

keep one's countenance

keep one's distance

keep one's ears open

keep one's end up

keep ones fingers crossed

keep one's guard up

keep one's hand in

keep one's hands to oneself

keep one's head below the parapet

keep one's knickers on

keep one's pants on

keep one's powder dry

keep one's word

keep out

keep shady

keep sight of

keep someone honest

keep someone on their toes

keep telling yourself that

keep term

keep the ball rolling

keep the faith

keep the field

keep the lights on

keep time

keep to

keep together

keep under

keep up

keep your friends close, and your enemies closer

keep

keepability

keepable

keep-a-close-watch-on

keep-a-cool-head

keep-a-lid-on

keepalive

keepalives

keep-a-lookout

keep-a-low-profile

keep-an-eye-on

keep-an-eye-open

keep-an-eye-out

keep-an-eye-peeled

keep-around

keep-at

keep-at-arm-s-length

keep-away

keep-away-from

keep-a-weather-eye-open

keep-bees

keep-company

keep-down

keepe

keeped

keeper

keepers

keepership

keeperships

keepest

keepeth

keep-faith

keep-fit

keep-from

keep-going

keep-hope-alive

keep-house

keepie-uppie

keepin

keep-in

keeping a dog and barking oneself

keeping across

keeping ahead

keeping an eye out

keeping around

keeping cave

keeping going

keeping house

keeping in with

keeping it together

keeping off

keeping one's pecker up

keeping one's powder dry

keeping out

keeping rooms

keeping schtum

keeping shtum

keeping the peace

keeping the wolf from the door

keeping to

keeping up with

keeping

keeping-on

keeping-one-s-options-open

keeping-room

keepings

keeping-to-oneself

keeping-up

keeping-up-with-the-joneses

keeping-wicket

keep-in-mind

keep-in-with

keep-it-between-the-ditches

keep-it-on-the-barber-pole

keep-it-real

keep-it-up

keepless

keeplike

keep-mum

keepnet

keepnets

keep-one-on-one-s-toes

keep-one-s-cards-close-to-one-s-chest

keep-one-s-cool

keep-one-s-counsel

keep-oneself-to-oneself

keep-one-s-eye-in

keep-one-s-eye-on-the-ball

keep-one-s-eyes-peeled

keep-one-s-fingers-crossed

keep-one-s-hair-on

keep-one-s-head

keep-one-s-head-above-the-water

keep-one-s-head-above-water

keep-one-s-head-down

keep-one-s-head-on-one-s-shoulders

keep-one-s-head-upon-one-s-shoulders

keep-one-s-lips-sealed

keep-one-s-mouth-shut

keep-one-s-nose-clean

keep-one-s-options-open

keep-one-s-own-counsel

keep-one-s-peace

keep-one-s-pecker-up

keep-one-s-shirt-on

keep-one-s-wits-about-one

keep-on-truckin

keep-on-trucking

keep-out-of

keep-pace

keep-quiet

keeps a dog and barks oneself

keeps a tight rein on

keeps across

keeps ahead

keeps around

keeps cave

keeps going

keeps house

keeps in with

keeps it together

keeps measures

keeps off

keeps one's pecker up

keeps one's powder dry

keeps out

keeps schtum

keeps shtum

keeps the baby

keeps the peace

keeps the wolf from the door

keeps to

keeps up with

keeps

keepsake

keepsakes

keep-schtum

keep-score

keep-shtum

keepsies

keep-someone-company

keep-someone-in-the-dark

keep-someone-in-the-loop

keep-someone-on-ice

keep-someone-posted

keeps-on

keeps-one-s-options-open

keep-st

keeps-to-oneself

keep-straight

keeps-up

keeps-up-with-the-joneses

keeps-wicket

keep-tabs-on

keep-the-baby

keep-the-change

keep-the-home-fires-burning

keep-the-peace

keep-the-pot-boiling

keep-the-wolf-from-the-door

keep-to-oneself

keep-to-one-s-knitting

keep-to-one-s-own-knitting

keep-track

keep-up-appearances

keep-up-with

keep-up-with-the-joneses

keep-watch

keep-wicket

keepy-up

keepy-uppy

keeravani

keercheef

keerful

keerfully

kees

keesh

keeshond

keeshonds

keester

keet

keets

keeve

keeved

keeves

keeving

keewatin

kef

kefallinia

kefalograviera

kefalonia

kefalotiri

kefalotyri

kefalovrisi

kefalovrision

kefalovrissi

kefalovrission

kefalovrysi

kefalovrysion

kefalovryssi

kefalovryssion

kefauver (carey) estes

keffekil

keffiyeh

keffiyehs

kefir grain

kefir grains

kefir

kefiran

keflex

keftedes

keg

kegel exercise

kegel

kegel-balls

kegelite

kegels

kegerator

kegerators

kegful

kegfuls

kegger

keggers

kegler

keglike

kegling

keg-parties

keg-party

kegs

kegsful

keg-stand

keg-stands

kehillah

kehua

kei apple

kei car

keight

keilhauite

keilite

keir

keira

keiran

keiretsu

keiretsus

keirin

keirins

keirs

keirseyan

keisha

keister

keisters

keitai

keitais

keith

keithconnite

keith-number

keith-numbers

keitloa

keitloas

kek lapis

kek

kekaeshi

keks

kekulan

Kekulé von Stradonitz

kekule-formula

kekulene

kekul-formula

kekune oil

kelabit

kelabits

kelantan

kelantanese

Kelbrook and Sough

keld

kelep

keleps

kelim

kelims

keliximab

kell factor

kell

keller helen adams

keller

kelley

Kelley-Seegmiller syndrome

kelli

kellie

kellipot

kellogg frank billings

kellogg will keith

kellogg

kells

Kelly criterion

kelly ellsworth

kelly emmett

kelly eugene curran

kelly grace patricia

Kelly pool

kelly

kellyana

kelly-green

kellyite

Kelly's eye

kelly's operation

keloid

keloidal

keloidosis

keloids

keloplasty

kelotomies

kelotomy

kelowna

kelp bass

kelp bed

kelp forest

kelp gulls

kelp salmon

kelp

kelper

kelpers

kelpfish

kelpfishes

kelp-gull

kelpie

kelpies

kelps

kelpware

kelpy

kelsey

kelso

kelson

kelsons

kelt

kelter

kelthane

kelts

Kelvin wake pattern

Kelvin wake patterns

kelvin

kelvin-bridge

kelvin-bridges

kelvin-function

kelvin-functions

kelvins

kelvin-scale

kelvin-scales

kelvin-wave

kelvin-waves

kelyanite

kelyphite

kelyphites

kemal ataturk

kemalism

kemalist

kemalists

kemancha

kemari

kemb

kembed

kembing

kemelin

kemelins

kemenche

kemerovo

kemet

kemetic

kemetism

kemi

kemi-sami

kemmerer

kemmlitzite

kemonomimi

kemonomimis

kemosabe

kemo-sabe

kemosabi

ke-mo-sah-bee

kemp

kempane

kempe

kempis

kempite

kempner-series

Kemp's ridley sea turtle

Kemp's ridley sea turtles

kemp's ridley

kemps

kempt

kempty

ken burns effect

Ken doll

Ken dolls

ken

kenaf

kenai peninsula

kenai

kenalog

kench

kendal (green)

Kendal greens

kendal

kendall edward calvin

kendall

kendall-s-notation

kendal-mint-cake

kendi

kendis

kendo

kendra

kendrew john cowdery

kendrew

kendrick

kendrick-extrication-device

kendrick-extrication-devices

kendrin

kened

kenhsuite

kenilworth ivy

kenilworth

kening

kenkey

kenkiid

kenkiids

kennan

kennebec river

kennebec

kenned

kennedy anthony mcleod

kennedy edward moore

kennedy jacqueline lee bouvier

kennedy john fitzgerald

kennedy joseph patrick

Kennedy plea

Kennedy pleas

kennedy robert francis

kennedy, joseph p.

kennedy

kennedyesque

kennedyism

kennedy-s-disease

kennel coals

kennel raker

kennel rakers

kennel

kennel-coal

kennel-cough

kenneled

kenneling

kennelled

kennellike

kennelling

kennelly-heaviside layer

kennels

kennemerland

kenner

kennesaw mountain

kenneth

kennetjie

kennewick man

kennewick

kenning

kennings

kenny elizabeth

kenny

keno

kenogenesis

kenogenetic

kenophobia

kenopia

kenoses

kenosha

kenosis

kenotic

kenpaullone

kenpaullones

kenpo

kens

kensho

kensington and chelsea

kensington lock

kensington

kensingtonian

kensingtonians

kensiu

kensiw

kenspeckle

kent rockwell

kent

kentake

kentakes

kentbrooksite

kent-bugle

kente cloth

kente

kentia

kentias

Kentish fire

Kentish rag

kentish

kentle

kentledge

kentledges

kentles

kentriodontid

kentriodontids

kentrogonida

kentrolite

kentuckian

kentuckians

kentucky bluegrass

kentucky coffee tree

kentucky derby

kentucky lake

kentucky river

kentucky

kentucky-coffeetree

kentucky-coffeetrees

kentucky-rifle

kentucky-rifles

kentucky-windage

kenya mount

kenya

kenyaite

Kenyan time

kenyan

kenyans

kenyan-sign-language

kenyatta jomo

kenzie

keogh plan

Keogh plans

keokuk

keos

kepe

kephalin

kephalins

kephalomancy

kephir

kepi

kepik

kepiks

kepis

kepler johannes

kepler

keplerate

keplerates

keplerian

Kepler-Poinsot polyhedron

kepler's laws of planetary motion

kepler-s-equation

kepler-shear

kepler-s-laws

kepler-solid

kepler-solids

kepone

kept a dog and barked oneself

kept across

kept ahead

kept around

kept cave

kept going

kept house

kept in with

kept it together

kept off

kept one's pecker up

kept one's powder dry

kept out

kept schtum

kept shtum

kept the peace

kept the wolf from the door

kept to

kept up with

kept

kept-man

kept-men

kept-on

kept-one-s-options-open

kept-to-oneself

kept-up

kept-up-with-the-joneses

kept-wicket

kept-woman

kept-women

ker

kera

keracyanin

kerait

kerala

keralan

keralans

keramic

keramics

keramographic

kerana

kerargyrite

kerasin

keratalgia

keratan sulfate

keratan

keratectomies

keratectomy

keraterpetontid

keraterpetontids

keratin

keratinisation

keratinise

keratinised

keratinises

keratinising

keratinization

keratinizations

keratinize

keratinized

keratinizes

keratinizing

keratinocyte

keratinocytes

keratinogenesis

keratinoid

keratinous

keratins

keratitides

keratitis

keratitises

kerato

keratoacanthoma

keratoacanthomas

keratoacanthomata

keratoangioma

keratoatrophoderma

keratocele

keratoceles

keratoconjunctivitis

keratoconus

keratocyst

keratocystic

keratocyte

keratocytes

keratode

keratoelastoidosis

keratoepithelioplasty

keratogenous

keratoglobus

keratohyalin

keratoid

keratolysis

keratolytic

keratoma

keratomalacia

keratomas

keratomata

keratome

keratomes

keratometer

keratometers

keratometry

keratomileuses

keratomileusis

keratonyxis

keratopathic

keratopathies

keratopathy

keratophakia

keratophakic

keratophytes

keratoplasty

keratoprostheses

keratoprosthesis

keratoprosthetic

keratoscleritis

keratoscope

keratoscopes

keratoscopic

keratoscopy

keratose

keratoses

keratosis pilaris

keratosis

keratosulfate

keratosulfates

keratosulphate

keratosulphates

keratotomies

keratotomy

keraunic

kerauno

keraunograph

keraunographic

keraunographs

keraunomedicine

keraunopathy

keraunophobia

kerb crawl

kerb stone

kerb stones

kerb trading

kerb weight

kerb

kerb-crawler

kerb-crawlers

kerb-crawling

kerbed

kerberos

kerbing

kerbings

kerblam

kerbless

kerboom

kerbs

kerbside

kerbsides

kerbstone

kerbstones

kerch

kercher

kerchered

kerchers

kerchief

kerchiefed

kerchiefs

kerching

kerchoo

kerch-strait

kerchunk

kerchunks

kerckhoffs' law

Kerckhoffs's principle

kere

kerebe

kerensky aleksandr feodorovich

kerensky

keres

keresan

keresans

keretsu

kerf

kerfed

kerfing

kerflewie

kerflewy

kerflooey

kerflop

kerfluffle

kerfluffles

kerfs

kerfuffle

kerfuffles

kerguelen islands

kerguelen-cabbage

kerguelen-cabbages

keri

kerion

keriorrhea

keris

kerite

kerites

kerkira

kerkrade

kerl

Kerley line

Kerley lines

kerlix

kerls

kerma

kermadec-petrel

kerman

kermanite

kermanshah

kermas

kermes oaks

kermes

kermesid

kermesidae

kermesids

kermesite

kermes-oak

kermesse

kermis

kermises

kermit

kermode

kermode-bear

kermode-bears

kermodes

kermodism

kern jerome david

kern river

kern

kernal

kernbergian

kerne

kerned

kernel hackers

kernel memory

kernel pair

kernel pairs

kernel panic

kernel panics

kernel same-page merging

kernel space

kernel

kernel-corn

kernel-hacker

kernelisation

kernelise

kernelizable

kernelization

kernelizations

kernelize

kernelized

kernelled

kernelly

kernel-of-truth

kernels of truth

kernels

kernicteric

kernicterus

kernicteruses

Kernighan-Lin algorithm

kernikterus

kerning

kernish

kernite

kerns

kero

kerobokan

kerodon

kerogen

kerogenous

kerogens

kerokan

kerolite

kerolites

keroplatid

keroplatids

keros

kerosene

kerosenelike

kerosenes

kerosine

kerosines

kerotakis

kerouac jack

kerouac

kerouacian

kerplop

kerplops

kerplunk

kerplunks

kerpow

kerr effect

Kerr geometry

Kerr incision

kerr walter francis

kerr

kerrang

kerranged

kerranging

kerr-black-hole

kerr-black-holes

kerri

kerria

kerrias

kerrie

kerriid

kerriids

kerr-newman-black-hole

kerr-newman-black-holes

kerry blue terrier

kerry john forbes

kerry

kerryman

kerry-packered

kerrywoman

kers

kersey

kerseymere

kerseymeres

kerseys

kershaw

kersie

kerslap

kersley

kerslop

kersplat

kersplosh

kertyschoo

kerugma

kerugmata

kerulen

kerver

kervers

kerwallop

kerwham

kerygma

kerygmata

kes

kesa

kesar

kesariani

kesars

kesh

Keshan disease

kesho-mawashi

keslop

keslops

kesranta

kessariani

kessed

k-essence

kesses

kessing

Kessler syndrome

kester

kesterite

kesterites

kesternich-test

kestral

kestrel

kestrels

ket

ketaguri

ketal

ketals

ketamin

ketamination

ketamine hydrochloride

ketamine

ketanserin

ketazine

ketazines

ketazocine

ketazolam

ketch

ketched

ketches

ketchikan

ketching

ketchup

ketchupless

ketchuplike

ketchuppy

ketchups

ketene

ketenes

ketenide

ketenides

ketenimine

ketenimines

ketide

ketides

ketimine

ketimines

ketimipramine

ketipic-acid

ketipramine

ketjak

ketmia

ketmias

ketmie

ketmies

keto acids

keto flu

keto

ketoacid

keto-acid

ketoacidemia

ketoacidoses

ketoacidosis

ketoaciduria

ketoacyl

ketoacylsynthase

ketoadipate

ketoadipic acids

ketoadipic

ketoadipic-acid

ketoadipyl

ketoaldehyde

ketoaldehydes

ketoaldonic

ketoaldonic-acid

ketoaldonic-acids

ketoaldose

ketoaldoses

ketoalkene

ketoamide

ketoarginine

ketobemidone

ketobutyrate

ketobutyrates

ketocaine

ketocarboxylate

ketocarboxylic acids

ketocarboxylic-acid

ketocarotenoid

ketocholesterol

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Keutel syndrome

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kiloamperes

kiloamps

kilobar

kilobars

kilobase

kilobase-pair

kilobase-pairs

kilobases

kilobaud

kilobinary

kilobit per second

kilobit

kilobits

kilobyte

kilobytes

kilocal

kilocalorie

kilocalories

kilocals

kilocurie

kilocuries

kilocycle

kilocycles

kilodalton

kilodaltons

kiloelectronvolt

kilofeet

kiloflop

kiloflops

kilofoot

kilogallon

kilogallons

kilogauss

kilogoogle

kilogram force

kilogram

kilogram-calorie

kilogram-calories

kilogramme

kilogrammes

kilogram-meter

kilogrammeters

kilogram-meters

kilogrammetre

kilogram-metre

kilogrammetres

kilograms

kilogray

kilograys

kilohertz

kilohertzes

kilohm

kilohms

kilojoule

kilo-joule

kilojoules

kilokatal

kilokatals

kiloliter

kiloliters

kilolitre

kilolitres

kilolumen

kilomaser

kilomasers

kilomegacycle

kilomegacycles

kilometer

kilometers

kilometrage

kilometrages

kilometre zero

kilometre

kilometres

kilometric

kilometrically

kilonewton

kilonewtons

kilonova

kiloohm

kilo-ohm

kiloohms

kilo-ohms

kiloparsec

kiloparsecs

kilopascal

kilopascals

kilopond

kiloponds

kilopound

kilopounds

kilorayleigh

kilorayleighs

kiloroentgen

kiloroentgens

kilos

kilosecond

kiloseconds

kilostere

kilosteres

kiloton

kilotonne

kilotonnes

kilotons

kilounit

kilounits

kilovolt

kilo-volt

kilovoltage

kilovoltages

kilovolt-ampere

kilovoltmeter

kilovoltmeters

kilovolts

kilo-volts

kiloware

kilowatt alley

kilowatt

kilo-watt

kilowatt-hour

kilowatt-hours

kilowatts

kiloyear

kiloyears

kilroy

kilroy-was-here

kilt pins

kilt

kilted

kilted-sausage

kilted-sausages

kilter

kiltie

kilties

kilting

kiltings

kiltless

kiltlike

kiltmaker

kiltmakers

kiltmaking

kilt-pin

kilts

kim chee

kim dae-jung

kim il-sung

kim jong il

kim

kimarite

kimarite-gakari

kimatuumbi

kimball

kimbap

kimber

Kimberley death adder

Kimberley death adders

kimberley

kimberline

kimberlite

kimberlite-pipe

kimberlite-pipes

kimberlites

kimberly

kimberwick

kimberwicke

kimberwicks

kimblewick

kimblewicks

kimbu

kimchee

kimchi

kimchis

kimedashi

kimetaoshi

kimilsungist

kimiya

kimjongilia

kimmerian

kimmerians

kimmeridgian

kimmy

kimnel

kimnels

kimochi

kimona

kimono sleeve

kimono sleeves

kimono

kimonolike

kimonos

kimothy

kimrobinsonite

kimry

kimura

kimura-disease

kimuras

kimye

kimzeyite

kin one

kin selection

kin state

kin states

kin two

kin

kina

kinabalu

kinaesthesia

kinaesthetic

kinaesthetics

kinamycin

kinamycins

kinara

kinaras

kinas

kinase

kinases

kinate

kinates

kination

kinations

kinboshi

kinbotean

kincaid

kincajou

kincajous

Kincardine and Deeside

kincardine

kincentric ecology

kinchin lay

kincob

kincobs

kind

kinda

kindas

kind-bud

kinde

kindegardner

kinderfeindlichkeit

kindergarchy

kindergarden

kindergardener

kindergardner

kindergartner

kindergartners

kindergraph

kindergraphs

kinderwhore

kinderwhores

kindes

kindest-regards

kindful

kindhearted

kind-hearted

kindheartedly

kindheartedness

kindhood

kindies

kindiful

kindjal

kindjals

kindle 1

kindle 2

kindle e-book formats

kindle e-reader

kindle fire hd

kindle fire hdx

kindle fire

kindle formats

Kindle Matchbook

kindle paperwhite

kindle reader

kindle

kindled

kindler

kindlers

kindles

kindless

kindlest

kindleth

kindlily

kindlin

kindliness

kindlinesses

kindling points

kindling

kindlings

kindlins

kindly tenant

kindly tenants

kindly

kindness

kindnesse

kindnesses

kindof

kind-of

kind-of-like

kindred souls

kindred

kindreds

kindred-soul

kindred-spirit

kindred-spirits

kind-regards

kinds

kindsa

kindy

kine

kine-bud

kinect for windows

kinect

kinectin

kinectins

kinedom

kinemacolor

kinematic

kinematical

kinematically

kinematic-envelope

kinematics

kineme

kinemerk

kinemerks

kinemes

kinemetric

kinemetry

kinemics

kinepock

kinepox

kine-pox

kineric

kineriche

kinescope

kinescopes

kinescopic

kineses

kinesi

kinesia

kinesiatrics

kinesic

kinesics

kinesin

kinesins

kinesiologies

kinesiologist

kinesiologists

kinesiology

kinesipathy

kinesis

kinesitherapies

kinesitherapy

kinesodic

kinesophobia

kinestases

kinestasis

kinesthesia

kinesthesias

kinesthesiologist

kinesthesiologists

kinesthesiology

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kinesthetically

kinesthetics

kinetic architecture

kinetic friction

kinetic sculpture

kinetic sculptures

kinetic theory

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kinetically

kinetic-art

kinetic-energies

kinetic-energy

kineticism

kinetic-novel

kinetic-novels

kinetics

kinetic-temperature

kinetic-temperatures

kinetid

kinetin

kinetins

kineto-

kinetochore

kinetochores

kinetogenesis

kinetogenic

kinetoplast

kinetoplastid

kinetoplastids

kinetoplasts

kinetoscope

kinetoscopes

kinetosis

kinetosome

kinetosomes

kineyerd

kinfolk

kinfolks

king (william lyon) mackenzie

King Alfred's cake

King and Queen County

King and Queen Court House

king billie jean moffitt

King Billy pine

king cab

king cabs

king card

king cards

king cheetah

king cheetahs

king coretta scott

King David's harp

King Island brown thornbill

king lear

king mackerel

king martin luther, jr.

king of all one surveys

king of birds

king of metals

King of Prussia

King of Terrors

king of the castle

king of the forest

king of the mountains

King of the Romans

king posts

king prawn

king prawns

king rail

king rails

king richard

king riley

king salmon

King Shit of Turd Island

king skins

king snake

king snakes

king stephen edwin

king trumpet mushroom

king trumpet mushrooms

king vulture

king vultures

King Wen sequence

king william island

King William pine

king, mervyn

king

kinga

king-arthur

king-billy

kingbird

kingbirds

king-bishop-pawn

king-bishop-pawns

kingbolt

kingbolts

king-brown

king-browns

kingcake

king-cake

kingcakes

king-cakes

king-charles-head

king-charles-heads

king-charles-land

king-charles-s-head

king-charles-s-heads

king-charles-spaniel

king-charles-spaniels

king-cobra

king-cobras

king-cotton

king-count

king-counts

king-crab

king-crabs

kingcraft

kingcrafts

kingcup

kingcups

kingdom hall

Kingdom of Eswatini

Kingdom of Great Britain

Kingdom of Hungary

Kingdom of Iceland

Kingdom of Ireland

Kingdom of Italy

Kingdom of Laos

Kingdom of Morocco

kingdom of Pisces

Kingdom of the Two Sicilies

kingdom

kingdom-come

kingdom-county

kingdome

kingdomed

kingdomes

kingdomless

kingdom-of-aksum

kingdom-of-bahrain

kingdom-of-belgium

kingdom-of-bhutan

kingdom-of-cambodia

kingdom-of-cilician-armenia

kingdom-of-denmark

kingdom-of-england

kingdom-of-glory

kingdom-of-heaven

kingdom-of-lesotho

kingdom-of-norway

kingdom-of-saudi-arabia

kingdom-of-scotland

kingdom-of-sikkim

kingdom-of-spain

kingdom-of-swaziland

kingdom-of-sweden

kingdom-of-thailand

kingdom-of-the-netherlands

kingdom-of-yemen

kingdom-of-yugoslavia

kingdoms of glory

kingdoms

kinge

kinged

king-eider

king-eiders

kingfield

kingfish

kingfisher

kingfisherlike

kingfishers

kingfishes

kinghead

king-hit

king-hits

king-hitting

kinghood

kinghoods

kingian

kingii

kinging

kingite

king-james-bible

king-james-version

kingklip

kingklips

king-knight-pawn

king-knight-pawns

king-kong

kingless

kinglet

kinglets

kinglihood

kinglike

kingliness

kinglinesses

kingling

kinglings

kingly

kingmaker

kingmakers

kingmaking

king-of-arms

king-of-beasts

king-of-clubs

king-of-diamonds

king-of-glory

king-of-hearts

king-of-herrings

king-of-insects

king-of-kings

king-of-patriarchs

king-of-six

king-of-spades

king-of-the-doos

king-of-the-hill

king-oyster-mushroom

king-oyster-mushrooms

king-pair

king-pairs

king-parrot

king-parrots

king-pawn

king-pawns

king-penguin

king-penguins

kingpin

kingpins

kingpost

king-post

kingposts

kingric

king-rook-pawn

king-rook-pawns

king's bishop's pawn

king's blue

king's brief

king's cushion

king's evidence

king's knight's pawn

King's Lynn and West Norfolk

king's lynn

king's man

king's men

kings of clubs

kings of diamonds

kings of hearts

kings of kings

kings of the castle

kings of the mountains

kings peak

king's purse

kings river

king's rook's pawn

king's spear

king's yellow

kings

king-s-bench

kingsbury commitment

kings-cake

king-s-cake

kings-cakes

king-s-cakes

king-s-counsel

king-s-english

king-s-evil

kingship

kingships

kingside

king-size

kingsized

king-sized

king-skin

kingslayer

kingslayers

kingsley charles

kingsleyan

kingsman

kingsmen

kingsmountite

kingsnake

kingsnakes

kings-of-six

kings-of-spades

kings-of-the-doos

kings-of-the-hill

king-s-pawn

king-s-pawn-game

king-s-pawn-opening

king-s-pawns

kingsport

king-s-ransom

kings-ransoms

king-s-ransoms

king-s-shilling

kingston maxine hong

kingston

kingston-s-metal

kingston-upon-hull

kingston-upon-thames

kingston-valve

kingston-valves

kingstown

king-tide

king-tides

kington

kingwood

kingwoods

kingy

kinhin

kinic

kinic-acid

kinichilite

kinickinic

kinickinick

kinikinic

kinikinick

kinikinik

kinikinnick

kinikinnik

kinikkinik

kinilaw

kinin

kininase

kininases

kininogen

kininogenase

kininogenases

kininogens

kinins

kinjite

kink out

kink shame

kink

kinkadian

kinkajou

kinkajous

kinked

kinker

kinkers

kinkily

kinkiness

kinkinesses

kinking

kinkle

kinkles

kinkless

kink-meme

kink-memes

kinks

kinkster

kinksters

kinky hair disease

kinky

kinless

kinlessness

kinmen

kinnaird-compliant

kinnakinnick

kinnaur-district

kinnekinic

kinnekinick

kinnekinik

kinnekinnic

kinnekinnick

kinnekinnik

kinnickinick

kinnickinnick

kinnikinic

kinnikinick

kinnikinics

kinnikinik

kinnikinneck

kinnikinnic

kinnikinnick

kinnikinnicks

kinnikinnik

kinnockian

kino eusebio francisco

kino red

kino

kinocilia

kinocilial

kinociliar

kinociliary

kinocilium

kinoite

kinology

kinome

kinomes

kinomics

kinone

kinones

kinoo

kinoos

kinoplasm

kinoplasmic

kinoplasms

kinorhynch

kinorhyncha

kinorhynchs

kinosternid

kinosternids

kinotannic acid

kinovic-acid

kinrede

kinredes

kinross

kins

kinsey alfred charles

kinsey scale

kinsey

kinseyan

kinsfolk

kinsha

kinsha-kiang

kinshasa

kinshasan

kinshasans

kinship

kinships

kinslayer

kinslayers

Kinsley gaffe

kinsman

kinsmanship

kinsmanships

kinsmen

kinspeople

kinsperson

kinspersons

kinstheses

kinsthesia

kinsthesis

kinsthetic

kinswoman

kinswomen

kintergarden

kintoreite

kintyre

kinyarwanda

Kinyoun stain

kionoceratid

kionoceratids

kiosk

kiosklike

kiosks

kiosque

kiosques

kioto

kiowa apache

kiowa

kiowa-tanoan

kioway

kioways

kip down

kip

kipa

kipchak

kipchaks

kipczak

kipczaks

kipe

kiped

kipes

kipfel

kipfels

kiping

kipling (joseph) rudyard

kipling

kiplingesque

kiplingian

kiplingism

kiplingisms

kippa

kippahs

kipped

kippen

kippens

kipper

kippered

kippering

kipperless

kippernut

kippernuts

kippers

kipper-tie

kipper-ties

kipping

kippot

kipp-s-apparatus

kips

kipsie

kipsies

kipskin

kipskins

kipsy

kipuka

kipukas

kipunji

kipunjis

kiput

kir

kira

kiracofe

kiran

kirby grip

Kirby move

Kirby moves

kirby pin

kirby

kirbyan

kirby-calculus

kirchhoff gustav robert

kirchhoff

kirchhoff-s-circuit-laws

kirchhoff-s-current-law

kirchhoff-s-voltage-law

kirchner ernst ludwig

kirchner

kirchnerism

kirchoff-s-circuit-laws

kirchoff-s-current-law

kirchoff-s-voltage-law

kirghiz soviet socialist republic

kirghiz

kirghizia

kirgiz

kiribatese

kiribati

kiribatian

kiribatians

kirigami

kirikaeshi

kirikiti

kirikkale

kirill

kirin

kiriru-moji

kirishima

kiritimati

kiriwinan

kiriwinans

kirk rahsaan roland

kirk

kirkbuzzer

kirkbuzzers

kirkcaldy

kirkcudbright

kirke

kirked

kirkgarth

kirkii

kirkiite

kirkist

kirkists

kirkland

kirkland-warbler

kirklareli

kirkmaister

kirkman

kirkmen

kirks

kirkton

kirktons

kirk-town

kirk-towns

kirkuk

kirkwall

Kirkwood gap

kirkwood gaps

kirkwood

kirkyard

kirkyards

kirlian photography

kirlian

kirman

kirmess

kirmesses

kiron

kirov

kirovabad

kirovograd

kirovohrad

kirpan

kirpans

kir-royal

kir-royals

kirs

kirsch

kirschenbaum

kirsches

kirschner-wire

kirschner-wires

kirschsteinite

kirschsteinites

kirschwasser

kirschwassers

kirsome

kirsteen

kirstein lincoln

kirsten

kirstie

kirstin

kirsty

kirtan

kirtankar

kirtankars

kirtans

kirtlandii

kirtland-s-warbler

kirtle

kirtled

kirtles

kirton-in-lindsey

kirtu

kirumbo

kirumbos

kiruna

kirundi

kiruv

kirwan

kirwanian

kisaeng

kisaengs

kisangani

kisel

kiseri

kish

kishar

kishes

kishinev

kishinyov

kishka

kishkas

kishke

kishkes

kishon

kishoreganj-district

kisi

kisir

kiska island

kislev

kislovodsk

kismat

kismet

kismets

kiss cam

kiss cams

kiss curls

kiss 'n' ride

kiss of peace

kiss off

kiss one's ass goodbye

kiss someone's ring

kiss the Book

kiss the dust

kiss the rod

kiss up, kick down

kiss, cuddle or torture

kiss

kissability

kissable

kissably

kissagram

kissagrams

kiss-and-cry

kiss-and-make-up

kiss-and-ride

kiss-and-tell

kissar

kissars

kiss-arse

kissass

kiss-ass

kissasses

kiss-asses

kissathon

kissathons

kiss-chase

kiss-curl

kiss-d

kissed goodbye

kissed someone's ring

kissed

kissed-and-made-up

kissed-and-told

kissed-up

kissee

kissees

kissel

kisser

kissers

kisses goodbye

kisses of death

kisses of peace

kisses someone's ring

kisses

kisses-and-makes-up

kisses-and-tells

kissest

kisses-up

kisseth

kissfest

kissfests

kiss-goodbye

kissies

kissimmee river

kissing goodbye

kissing kin

kissing number

kissing someone's ring

kissing string

kissing strings

kissing

kissing-and-making-up

kissing-and-telling

kissing-booth

kissing-booths

kissing-bug

kissing-bunch

kissing-comfit

kissing-comfits

kissing-cousin

kissing-cousins

kissingcrust

kissingcrusts

kissing-disease

kissinger henry alfred

kissinger

kissingerian

kissing-gate

kissing-gates

kissing-gourami

kissings

kissing-up

kissle

kissless

kisslike

kiss-me

kiss-me-at-the-gate

kiss-my-arse

kiss-my-ass

kiss-of-death

kissoffs

kiss-offs

kiss-of-life

kissogram

kissograms

kisspeptin

kisspeptins

kiss-principle

kissproof

kiss-someone-s-ass

kiss-someone-s-hem

kiss-the-ground-someone-walks-on

kiss-the-gunner-s-daughter

kiss-the-hem-of-someone-s-garment

kiss-up

kiss-ups

kiss-up-to

kissy

kissy-face

kissy-kissy

kist

kisted

kisting

kistna

kistrin

kists

kistvaen

kistvaens

kiswahili

kit bag

kit glove

kit kat

kit lens

kit man

kit men

kit violins

kit

kitaibelite

kitakyushu

kit-and-caboodle

kit-and-kaboodle

kitasamycin

Kitasato flask

kitasoo

Kitassato flask

Kitazato flask

kitbag

kitbags

kit-bags

kitbash

kitbashed

kitbashes

kitbashing

kitb-i-aqdas

kitcat

kitcats

kitchen bitch

kitchen bitches

kitchen cakes

kitchen computer

kitchen dressers

kitchen hoods

kitchen island

kitchen islands

kitchen midden

kitchen papers

kitchen police

kitchen rolls

kitchen sign

kitchen sink bond

kitchen sink regression

kitchen sink regressions

kitchen tea

kitchen teas

kitchen

kitchenalia

kitchen-cabinet

kitchen-cabinets

kitchen-cake

kitchendom

kitchen-dresser

kitchener horatio herbert

Kitchener stitches

kitchener

kitcheners

kitchener-stitch

kitchenette

kitchenettes

kitchenful

kitchenfuls

kitchen-garden

kitchen-gardens

kitchen-hood

kitchen-knife

kitchen-knives

kitchenless

kitchenlike

kitchenmaid

kitchenmaids

kitchen-paper

kitchen-roll

kitchenry

kitchens

kitchen-sink

kitchen-sinks

kitchen-sinky

kitchen-stuff

kitchen-supper

kitchen-suppers

kitchentable-software

kitchen-table-software

kitchen-timer

kitchen-timers

kitchen-towel

kitchen-towels

kitchenward

kitchenware

kitchenwares

kitchin

kitchins

kite fighting

kite jump

kite jumped

kite jumper

kite jumpers

kite jumping

kite jumps

kite landboarding

kite runner

kite runners

kite

kiteboard

kiteboarded

kiteboarder

kiteboarders

kiteboarding

kiteboards

kited

kitefin

kitefin-shark

kiteflying

kite-flying

kiteless

kitelike

kitemaker

kitemakers

kitemaking

kitemark

kitemarked

kitemarking

kitemarks

kitenge

kitenges

kites

kitesurf

kitesurfed

kitesurfer

kitesurfers

kitesurfing

kite-surfing

kitesurfs

kitfo

kitfox

kit-fox

kitfoxes

kit-foxes

kith

kith-and-kin

kith-and-kine

kithara

kitharai

kitharas

kitharode

kitharodes

kithe

kithless

kiths

kitikmeot

kitinen

kiting

kitish

kitkaite

kitkat

kitler

kitless

kitling

kitlings

kit-out

kits

kitsch

kitschily

kitschiness

kitschy

kitskonstabel

kitskonstabels

kitson

kits-out

kitsune

kitsunes

kitt

kittatinnyite

kitted

kitted-out

kitteh

kittehs

kitten

kittened

kitten-heel

kitten-heels

kittenhood

kittening

kittenish

kittenishly

kittenishness

kittenless

kittenlike

kittens

kittereen

kittie

kitties

kitting

kitting-out

Kitti's hog-nosed bat

kittitian

kittitians

kittiwake

kittiwakes

kittle

kittled

kittles

kittling

kittlish

kittredge

kittsian

kittsians

kitty cruises

kitty hawk

kitty kiss

kitty kisses

kitty litters

kitty parties

kitty party

kitty

kitty-bar-the-door

kitty-cat

kitty-cats

kittycorner

kitty-corner

kitty-cornered

kitty-corners

kitty-cruise

kittyhawk

kitty-litter

kittysol

kittysols

kittywampus

kitty-witties

kitty-witty

kit-violin

kiva

kivas

kive

kiver

kivered

kivering

kiverlid

kiverlids

kivers

kiviak

kivikivi

kivu lake

kivu

kiwaid

kiwaids

kiwakiwa

kiwanian

kiwanis

Kiwi bear

Kiwi bears

kiwi berry

kiwi

kiwiaesthetus-kuscheli

kiwifruit

kiwi-fruit

kiwifruits

kiwikiwi

kiwiland

kiwis

kix

ki-yi

ki-yis

kizami

kizil irmak

kizil

kizilbash

kizlyar

kizzie

kizzies

kizzy

kj

kjarposko

kjeldahl

kjeldahl-flask

kjeldahl-method

kjv

kk

k-k

kkat

kkoktu

kkt

kkwaenggwari

kl

klaatu-barada-nikto

klabautermann

klabee

klabees

klackers

kladd

kladds

kladnoite

klagenfurt

klaipeda

klais

klaliff

klaliffs

klallam

klallams

Klamath plum

klamath river

Klamath smallscale sucker

klamath

klamath-modoc

klamaths

klan

klandom

klang association

klankraft

klannish

klansman

klansmen

klanswoman

klanswomen

klap

klapped

klapping

klaps

klarogo

klarogos

klatch

klatches

klatchs

klatsch

Klatskin tumor

klaus

klavalier

klavaliers

klavern

klaverns

klaxon

klaxons

kleagle

kleagles

klebelsbergite

Klebs

klebsiella

klebsiella-pneumoniae

klebsiella-pneumoniae-carbapenemase

klebsiellas

Klebs-Löffler bacilli

Klebs-Löffler bacillus

klecktoken

klecktokens

klectoken

klectokens

klee paul

klee

kleemanite

Kleene closure

Kleene operator

kleene

kleene-algebra

kleenebok

kleene-star

kleene-stars

kleenex

kleenexes

kleer

kleftiko

kleig light

klein melanie

Klein paradox

klein

klein-bottle

klein-bottles

kleine-levin-syndrome

kleinian

kleinite

Kleinschmidt still

Kleisli category

kleist heinrich von

kleist

klemenzii

klemperer otto

klemperer

klepht

klephts

klepsudra

klepsydra

kleptarchies

kleptarchy

klepto

kleptocracies

kleptocracy

kleptocrat

kleptocratic

kleptocrats

kleptographic

kleptographically

kleptography

kleptolagnia

kleptomania

kleptomaniac

kleptomaniacal

kleptomaniacally

kleptomaniacs

kleptoparasite

kleptoparasites

kleptoparasitic

kleptoparasitically

kleptoparasiting

kleptoparasitism

kleptoparasitize

kleptoparasitized

kleptoparasitizes

kleptoparasitizing

kleptophilia

kleptophobia

kleptoplastidies

kleptoplastidy

kleptoplasties

kleptoplasty

kleptos

kleroteria

kleroterion

kleroterium

klesha

kleshas

kleve

klexter

klexters

klez

klezmer

klezmerish

klezmerlike

klezmers

klezmorim

klfa

klick

klicks

klieg

klieg-light

klieg-lights

kliegs

kligrapp

kligrapps

klimp

klimps

klimt gustav

klimt

klimtian

kline franz joseph

kline test

kline

k-line

klined

klinefelter's syndrome

klinefelter-syndrome

klines

klingon

klingonaase

klingonist

klingonists

klingons

klining

klinkii pine

klinki-pine

klinki-pines

klinometer

klinometers

klinostat

klinostats

klinotactic

klinotaxis

klipdas

klipfish

klipfishes

Klippel-Feil syndrome

Klippel-Trénaunay-Weber syndrome

klippel-trnaunay-weber-syndrome

klippot

klipspringer

klipspringers

klismaphile

klismaphiles

klismaphilia

klismaphiliac

klismaphiliacs

klismoi

klismos

klister

klm

kln

kloc

klockmannite

klokan

klokann

klokans

klokard

klokards

kloncilium

klondike

klondikes

klonklave

klonklaves

klonopin

klonvocation

klonvocations

klooch

kloof

kloofing

kloofs

klootch

klootchman

klopstock friedrich gottlieb

kloran

klor-con

klp

klsch

kludd

kludds

kludge out

kludge

kludged out

kludged

kludges out

kludges

kludgey

kludgie

kludgies

kludging out

kludging

kludgy

kluge

kluges

kluski

klutz

klutzes

klutziness

klutzy

Klüver-Bucy syndrome

klver-bucy-syndrome

klx

klymen

klystron

klystrons

klyuchevskite

km

kmc

kmet

kmets

kmf

km-h

kmmelweck

kmol

kmph

kmps

kms

kn

kna

knaa

knaanic

knab

knabbed

knabbing

knabs

knack

knacked

knacker

knackered

knackeredness

knackeries

knackering

knackers' yards

knackers

knacker-s-yard

knackery

knacking

knackish

knack-kneed

knacks

knackwurst

knackwursts

knacky

knag

knagged

knaggie

knaggies

knagging

knaggs

knaggses

knaggsiella

knaggy

knags

knaidel

knaidels

knaidlach

knap

knapped

knapper

knappers

knapping

knappish

knappy

knaps

knapsack

knapsacked

knapsacking

knapsacks

knapweed

knapweeds

knar

knarl

knarled

knarls

knarred

knarry

knars

Knaster-Tarski theorem

knaur

knaurs

knauvshawl

knave

knave-of-clubs

knave-of-diamonds

knave-of-hearts

knave-of-spades

knaveproof

knaveries

knavery

knaves of clubs

knaves of diamonds

knaves of hearts

knaves of spades

knaves

knaveship

knavess

knavesses

knavish

knavishly

knavishness

knaw

knawed

knawel

knawels

knawing

knaws

knawvshawl

knawvshawled

knawvshawling

knawvshawls

knead

kneadable

kneaded eraser

kneaded

kneader

kneaders

kneadest

kneadeth

kneading

kneadingly

kneadings

kneading-trough

kneading-troughs

kneads

knebelite

knebelites

kneck

knecks

knee action

knee babies

knee breeches

knee hollies

knee holly

knee kicker

knee kickers

knee pit

knee pits

knee splitters

knee tickler

knee ticklers

knee wall

knee walls

knee

knee-baby

kneebar

kneebars

kneeboard

kneeboarder

kneeboarders

kneeboards

kneecap

knee-cap

kneecapped

kneecapper

kneecappers

kneecapping

kneecappings

kneecaps

knee-caps

kneed

knee-deep

knee-deep-in-the-big-muddy

kneedness

knee-high

kneehighs

knee-highs

knee-high-to-a-grasshopper

kneehole

kneehole-desk

kneeholes

kneeing

kneeings

kneejerk

knee-jerk

kneejerks

knee-jerks

kneejoint

kneejointed

kneejoints

kneel

kneel-before

kneel-down

kneeled

knee-length

kneeler

kneelers

kneeless

kneelest

kneeleth

kneelike

kneeling bus

kneeling

kneeling-chair

kneeling-chairs

kneelingly

kneelings

kneels down

kneels

kneen

kneepad

knee-pad

kneepads

knee-pads

kneepan

kneepans

kneepiece

kneepieces

kneeprint

kneeprints

knee-roll

knee-rolls

knees

knee-scooter

knee-scooters

kneesies

knee-slapper

knee-slappers

knee-slapping

kneesock

knee-sock

kneesocks

knee-socks

knee-splitter

knees-up

knees-ups

kneetop

kneetops

knee-trembler

knee-tremblers

knell

knelled

knelling

knells

knelt

kneriid

kneriids

knesset

knew of

knew someone when

knew someone

knew

knewest

kneweth

knew-someone-in-the-biblical-sense

kni sse

kni

knick off

knick

knicker drawer

knicker

knickerbocker

knickerbocker-glories

knickerbocker-glory

knickerbockers

knickered

knickerless

knickerlessness

knickers

knickknack

knick-knack

knickknackatory

knickknackery

knickknacks

knick-knacks

k-nick-k-neck

knick-points

knicks

knidian

knidos

knife blocks

knife control

knife fight

knife fights

knife money

knife rests

knife river

knife rolls

knife switches

knife thrower

knife throwers

knife twister

knife

knife-and-fork

knife-block

knifeboard

knifeboards

knife-crime

knifed

knife-edge diffraction

knife-edge

knife-edges

knife-game

knifegrinder

knifegrinders

knifejaw

knifejaws

knifeless

knifelike

knifemaker

knifemakers

knifemaking

knifeman

knifemen

knife-pleat

knife-pleats

knifepoint

knifepoints

knifer

knife-rest

knife-roll

knifers

knife's edge

knife's edges

knifes

knifesman

knifesmen

knife-switch

knifetooth-sawfish

knifing

knifings

knight caligate

knight of columbus

knight of industry

knight of pythias

knight of the green baize

knight of the green cloth

knight of the needle

knight of the pestle

knight of the road

knight of the shears

knight of the shire

knight of the spigot

knight of the thimble

knight of the whip

knight, tom and kotok, alan team

knight

knightage

knightages

knight-bachelor

knight-banneret

knight-batchelor

knighted

knight-errant

knight-errantries

knight-errantry

knight-erratic

knighteth

knighthead

knightheads

knighthood

knighthoods

Knightian uncertainty

knightian

knighting

knightings

knight-in-shining-armor

knight-in-shining-armour

knightless

knightlike

knightliness

knightly

knight-marshal

knight-of-the-post

Knighton on Teme

knight-pawn

knight-pawns

knights caligate

knights corner

knight's fee

knights ferry

knights landing

knights of columbus

knights of industry

knights of pythias

knights of the green baize

knights of the green cloth

knights of the needle

knights of the pestle

knights of the post

knights of the road

knights of the round table

knights of the shears

knights of the shire

knights of the spigot

knights of the thimble

knights of the whip

knight's pawn

knights

knights-bachelor

knights-bannerets

knights-batchelor

knights-errant

knights-erratic

knight-service

knightship

knightships

knights-in-shining-armor

knights-in-shining-armour

knights-marshal

knights-templar

knight-s-tour

knight-s-tours

knight-templar

knigsberger-klopse

knik

kniphofia

knipolegus

knish

knishes

knismesis

knit stitch

knit together

knit yoghurt

knit

knitaholic

knitaholics

knitalong

knitalongs

knitathon

knitathons

knitback

knit-cap

knit-caps

knitchets

knit-one-s-brows

knit-one-s-eyebrows

knits

knitster

knitsters

knittabilities

knittability

knittable

knitted

knitter

knitters

knittest

knitteth

knitting charts

knitting machine

knitting machines

knitting

knitting-chart

knitting-needle

knitting-needles

knittings

knittle

knittles

knitwear

knitwears

knitwise

knitwork

knitworks

knive

knives

knob jobs

knob mudalia

knob of butter

knob twiddler

knob twiddlers

knob

knob-and-tube

knobbed

knobber

knobbers

knobbily

knobbiness

knobbing

knobble

knobbled

knobbler

knobblers

knobbles

knobbliness

knobbling

knobbly

knobbly-knees-competitions

knobby

knob-cheese

knob-cheeses

knobcone pine

knob-gobbler

knob-gobblers

knobhead

knobheaded

knobheads

knob-jockey

knob-jockeys

knobkerrie

knobkerries

knobkerry

knobkierie

knobkieries

knobless

knoblike

knobology

knobs

knobstick

knobsticks

knob-thatcher

Knochenhauer spiral

knock a buzzard off a gut wagon

knock a buzzard off a shit wagon

knock a dog off a gut wagon

knock a skunk off a gut wagon

knock about

knock and run

knock dead

knock down a peg

knock down to size

knock down

knock it out of the ballpark

knock it out of the park

knock off

knock on the head

knock one out of the ballpark

knock one out of the park

knock one out

knock out

knock over

knock shop

knock shops

knock some sense into

knock someone down with a feather

knock someone for six

knock someone off their perch

knock someone over with a feather

knock someone's lights out

knock the corners off

knock the persimmon

knock the stuffing out of

knock wood

knock

knockabout

knockabouts

knock-abouts

knock-anthony

knock-around

knockback

knock-back

knockbacks

knock-boots

knock-box

knock-boxes

knock-down, drag-out

knockdown

knockdown-dragout

knock-down-ginger

knockdowns

knocked back

knocked boots

knocked down to size

knocked in

knocked on wood

knocked one down with a feather

knocked one over with a feather

knocked out

knocked over with a feather

knocked over

knocked someone over with a feather

knocked together

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knocked

knocked-about

knocked-around

knocked-down

knocked-off

knocked-up

knocker ups

knocker

knockerless

knockers up

knockers

knocker-up

knocker-upper

knockest

knocketh

knock-for-a-loop

knock-for-knock-agreement

knock-in option

knockin

knock-in

knocking back

knocking boots

knocking down to size

knocking in

knocking off

knocking on wood

knocking one down with a feather

knocking one over with a feather

knocking out

knocking together

knocking wood

knocking

knocking-about

knocking-around

knocking-down

knockingly

knocking-on-heaven-s-door

knockings

knocking-shop

knocking-shops

knocking-up

knock-into-a-cocked-hat

knockit

knock-it-off

knockits

knock-knee

knockkneed

knock-kneed

knock-knees

knock-knock ginger

knock-knock

knock-knock-joke

knock-knock-jokes

knock-knocks

knock-me-down

knocknobbler

knocknobblers

knockoff

knockoffs

knock-offs

knock-off-someone-s-block

knock-on

knock-on-effect

knock-on-effects

knock-oneself-out

knock-ons

knock-on-wood

knockout auction

knockout auctions

knockout drops

knockout mice

knock-out option

knockout software

knockout

knockout-drop

knockout-mouse

knock-out-of-the-box

knockouts

knockproof

knocks back

knocks boots

knocks down to size

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knocks one over with a feather

knocks out

knocks together

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knocks

knocks-about

knocks-around

knocks-down

knocks-off

knock-someone-off-his-perch

knock-someone-s-block-off

knock-someone-s-socks-off

knockstone

knockstones

knocks-up

knock-the-daylight-out-of

knock-the-daylights-out-of

knock-the-living-daylights-out-of

knock-the-wind-out-of-someone-s-sails

knock-together

knock-under

knock-up

knockwurst

knockwursts

knocky

knol

knoll

knolled

knollenorgan

knollenorgans

knolling

knolls

knolly

knop

knopped

knopper gall

knoppern

knopperns

knoppix

knopweed

knor

knork

knorks

knorr

knorringite

knorringites

knorrs

knors

knosp

knosps

knossos

knot diagrams

knot

knotberries

knotberry

knot-diagram

knotfulness

knotgrass

knotgrasses

knothead

knotheads

knothole section

knothole

knotholed

knotholes

knotless

knotlike

knots

knot-span

knot-spans

knott

knottable

knotted wrack

knotted

knottedness

knotter

knot-theory

knottily

knottiness

knottinesses

knotting

knottings

knottle

knotty pine

knotty

knotweed

knotweeds

knotwork

knotworks

knotwort

knotworts

knouleche

knout

knouted

knouting

knoutings

knouts

know a B from a battledore

know B from a battledore

know better

know everything

know how many beans make five

know how to pick 'em

know how to walk before one can run

know if one is Arthur or Martha

know of

know one's ass from a hole in the ground

know one's ass from one's elbow

know one's head from a hole in the ground

know one's own head

know one's place

know one's shit

know shit from Shinola

know someone from a can of paint

know someone from a hole in the ground

know someone from a hole in the wall

know someone from Adam's off ox

know someone from the man in the moon

know someone from the man on the moon

know someone when

know the difference between one's ass and a hole in the ground

know the difference between one's ass and one's elbow

know the drill

know what o'clock it is

know what one is doing

know what's o'clock

know where the bodies are buried

know whether one is Arthur or Martha

know

knowability

knowable

knowableness

knowably

know-all

know-alls

know-backwards

know-beans-about

knowbie

knowbies

knowbot

knowbots

know-d

knowe

knowed

knowen

knower

knowers

knowes

knowest

knoweth

know-every-trick-in-the-book

know-from-a-bar-of-soap

knowhatimean

know-how

knowin

knowing is half the battle

knowing of

knowing someone

knowing

knowingly

knowingness

knowings

knowing-someone-in-the-biblical-sense

know-in-one-s-bones

know-inside-and-out

know-inside-out

know-it-all

know-it-alls

knowleche

knowleched

knowleching

knowledg

knowledgable

knowledge acquisition

knowledge base

knowledge based authentication

knowledge based system

knowledge bases

knowledge domain

knowledge engineer

knowledge graph

knowledge management

knowledge maps

knowledge representation

knowledge vault

knowledge worker

knowledge workers

knowledge

knowledgeability

knowledgeable

knowledgeableness

knowledgeably

knowledgebase

knowledgebases

knowledged

knowledge-driven process management

knowledgeful

knowledge-interchange-format

knowledgeless

knowledgelessness

knowledgeman

knowledge-map

knowledges

knowledging

knowlesi

know-like-a-book

know-like-the-back-of-one-s-hand

know-like-the-palm-of-one-s-hand

known known

known knowns

known of

known port

known quantities

known quantity

known unknown

known unknowns

known vulnerability

known

knowne

known-good die

known-good software

knownness

know-no-bounds

know-nothing

know-nothingism

know-nothings

known-plaintext attack

knowns

known-someone-in-the-biblical-sense

knownst

known-universe

known-universes

know-one-s-mind

know-one-s-onions

know-one-s-own-mind

know-one-s-stuff

know-one-s-way-around

knows of

knows someone

knows

know-someone

know-someone-from-adam

know-someone-in-the-biblical-sense

knows-someone-in-the-biblical-sense

know-st

know-the-score

know-what

know-what-is-what

know-what-one-is-about

know-what-s-what

know-where-one-stands

know-which-end-is-up

know-which-side-one-s-bread-is-buttered-on

know-which-way-is-up

knox henry

knox john

knox

knoxian

knoxville

knstleri

knstlerroman

knstlerromane

knstlerromans

knt

knubbly

knubs

knucker

knuckerhole

knucker-hole

knuckerholes

knucker-holes

knuckers

knuckle ball

knuckle bow

knuckle bows

knuckle joint

knuckle joints

knuckle sandwiches

knuckle up

knuckle

knuckleball

knuckleballed

knuckleballer

knuckleballers

knuckleballing

knuckleballs

knucklebone

knucklebones

knucklecurve

knucklecurves

knuckled under

knuckled

knuckled-down

knuckle-down

knuckledragger

knuckle-dragger

knuckledraggers

knuckle-draggers

knuckle-dragging

knuckle-duster

knuckledusters

knuckle-dusters

knucklehead

knuckleheaded

knuckleheadedness

knuckleheads

knucklelike

knuckler

knucklers

knuckles under

knuckles

knuckle-sandwich

knuckles-down

knuckle-to

knuckle-under

knucklewalk

knucklewalked

knucklewalker

knucklewalkers

knucklewalking

knuckle-walking

knucklewalks

knuckling under

knuckling

knuckling-down

knuckly

knucks

Knudsen number

knudsen-flow

knudsen-flows

knuff

knuffs

knur and spell

knur

knurl

knurled

knurler

knurling

knurls

knurly

knurr and spell

knurry

knurs

knut

knuth donald

Knuth equivalence

Knuth-Bendix completion algorithm

Knuth-Morris-Pratt algorithm

knutsford

knyfe

knyght

knyghts

ko%hler, horst

-ko

koa wilt

koa

koala lemur

koala lemurs

koala

koala-bear

koala-bears

koalas

koan

koanlike

koans

koas

koashvite

kob

koban

kobans

kobarid

kobashigawa

kobe

kobellite

københavn

koblenz

kobo

kobold

kobolds

kobos

kobs

kobuleti

kobza

kobzar

kobzari

kobzars

kobzas

kocani

koch robert

Koch snowflake

koch

kochab

kochari

Köchel number

Köchel numbers

Kochen-Specker theorem

kochi

kochite

kochkarite

Koch's bacilli

Koch's bacillus

Koch's postulate

kociemba-s-algorithm

ko-d

kodachi

kodachrome

kodagu

Kodaira vanishing theorem

Kodak moments

kodak

kodaked

kodaking

kodak-moment

kodaks

kodaly zoltan

kodály

kodava

kodavas

kodi

kodiak island

kodiak

kodiak-bear

kodiak-bears

kodiaks

kodimunai

kodkod

kodkods

kodor

kodori

kodori-gorge

kodori-valley

Koebner phenomenon

koechlinite

koekoea

koeksister

koeksisters

koel

koels

koenenite

koen-kai

koepanger

koepangers

koestler arthur

koestler

koestlerian

koff

koffs

kofta

koftas

kofte

koftes

kofu

kofun

kofuns

kogaionid

kogaionids

kogal

kogals

kogarkoite

kogiid

kogiids

kohai

kohais

kohanga-reo

Kohanim genetic testing

kohanim

kohat-division

kohathite

kohathites

kohekohe

koheleth

kohen

kohima

kohinoor

kohistan

kohl helmut

kohl pencil

kohl pencils

kohl

kohlbergian

kohled

Köhler effect

kohler wolfgang

Köhler

kohling

kohlrabi

kohlrabies

kohlrabis

kohls

Kohnstamm's phenomenon

kohtla-jrve

kohutian

kohutuhutu

koi carp

koi

koichi

koilocyte

koilocytes

koilonychia

koine

koines

ko-ing

koinomatter

koinonia

koinonias

koizumi junichiro

koizumi

kojac

Kojak with a Kodak

Kojaks with Kodaks

koji

kojic-acid

kokama

kokand

kokanee

kokanees

kokborok

koken

kokens

kokeshi

kokeshis

koki

kokihi

kokilapriya

koklass

koko nor

koko

kokomo

kokoon

kokoons

kokopelli

kokoretsi

kokoretsis

kokoro

kokoschka oskar

kokoschka

kokosh-cake

koko-yimidir

kok-saghyz

koksoak river

koktaite

koku

kokugi

kokuji

kokum

kokyo

kokytos

kol nidre

kol

kola

kolace

kolaces

kolach

kolache

kolaches

kolackies

kolacky

Kolakoski sequence

kola-nut

kola-nuts

kola-peninsula

kolar

kolarian

kolarians

kolarite

kolas

kolbasi

Kolbe reaction

Kolbe

kolbeckite

kolbeckites

kolea

koleas

kolfanite

kolhapur

kolicite

kolinsky

koliva

kolk

kolkata

kolkatan

kolkatans

kolkhis

kolkhoz

kolkhozes

kolkhozy

kolkoz

kolkozes

kolkozy

kolks

kollam

Kollumerland en Nieuwkruisland

kollwitz kathe

kollwitz

kollyva

kollywood

kolmogorov

kolmogorov-complexities

kolmogorov-complexity

kolmogorovian

kolmogorov-randomness

kolmogorov-space

koln

kolo

kolob

kolomna

kolos

kolovratite

kolpik

kols

kolwezite

kolyma

kolymite

kom

komandorski islands

komarovite

komast

komasts

komatasukui

komatiite

komatiites

komatiitic

komatik

komatiks

komatsuna

kombatite

kombi

komboucha

kombu

kombucha

kombuchas

komenic-acid

komi

komi-permyak

komis

komitadji

komitadjis

komitaji

komitajis

komi-zyrian

komkovite

komku

kommand

kommos

kommunalka

kommunalkas

komodo

komodo-dragon

komodo-dragons

komodos

komondor

komondorok

komondors

komotini

komsomol

komsomolsk

komsomolsk-on-amur

komusubi

kona

konak

konaks

Konami code

konbu

konda

konderite

kondoleon operation

Kondratiev wave

Kondratiev waves

kong

kongamato

konglish

kongo

kongoni

kongonis

kongs

kongsbergite

kongsi

kongzi

kong-zi

koniggratz

konigsberg

k-onigsberg

koninckite

konio

koniocellular

koniology

konite

konitsa

konjac

konjacs

konk

konkani

konkanis

konked out

konked

konking out

konking

konk-out

konks out

konoe fumimaro

konohananosakuya-hime

konqueror

konstadinos

konstantina

konstanz

kontakia

kontakion

konya

konyaite

koobernetties

koodoo

koodoos

kook cords

kook

kookaburra

kookaburras

kook-cord

kookeries

kookery

kookie

kookiest

kookily

kookiness

kookish

kookishness

kooks

kooky

kool

Kool-Aid smile

kool-aid

koolau range

koolokamba

koolokambas

koomkie

koomkies

koopmans

koord

koordish

koords

koori

koories

koorilian

koorilians

kooris

kootenay river

kootenay

kooyah

koozie

koozies

kop

kopanisti

kopasetic

kopeck

kopecks

kopek

kopeks

koper

kopeyka

kopeykas

koph

kopi aunty

kopi-luwak

kopis

kopiyka

kopiykas

kopje

Koplik's sign

Koplik's spots

koppa

koppas

koppie

koppies

kops

kor

kora

koragoite

korai

koran

koran-basher

koranic

koranically

korans

koran-thumper

koran-thumping

korarchaeota

koras

korat

korban

korbans

Korbut flip

korbut olga valentinovna

kordiamin

kordofan

kordofanian

Kordylewski cloud

Kordylewski clouds

kore

korea bay

korea scale

korea

koreaboo

korean hemorrhagic fever

Korean mint

Korean studies

korean

korean-chess

korean-english

koreanness

koreanologist

koreanologists

koreanology

korean-peninsula

koreans

Korean-style short ribs

korean-war

korean-wave

korean-waves

koreas

korea-strait

koreatown

koreatowns

koreish

korekore

korephilia

kores

koreshian

korey

korfball

korfballs

korf-s-algorithm

korhaan

korhaans

kori

kori-creek

korin

korinthos

koritnigite

koriyama

korlan

korlans

korma

kormas

korn shell

kornberg arthur

kornberg

kornelite

kornerupine

kornerupines

korngold erich wolfgang

korng-tauch

kornite

koro

korobitsynite

Korolev cross

koromiko

koromikos

koror

korotkoff-method

korowai

korrigan

korrigans

korrigum

korrigums

korroboree

korroborees

korsakoff syndrome

korsakoff's psychosis

korsakoff-s-syndrome

korshunovskite

kortholt

kortrijk

korun

koruna

korunas

koruny

kory

koryak

korybant

korybantes

korzhinskite

korzybski

kos

ko-s

kosaraju

koschei

kosciuszko mount

kosciuszko thaddeus

kosciuszko

kosha

koshas

kosher pickle

kosher pickles

kosher style

kosher

koshered

koshering

kosherize

kosherized

kosherizes

kosherizing

koshers

kosher-salt

kosher-salts

kosher-tax

kosher-taxes

koshikudake

koshinage

kosice

kosi-division

kosmochlor

kosmos

kosmoses

kosmotropic

kosnarite

kosovan

kosovans

kosovar

kosovars

kosovo

kosovo-and-metohia

kospi composite index

koss

kossack

kossacks

Kossuth hat

Kossuth hats

kossuth lajos

kossuth

kostas

kostovite

kostroma

kostylevite

kosygin aleksei nikolayevich

kosygin

kota

kota-bharu

kota-division

kota-kinabalu

kotatsu

kotava

kotehineri

kotenage

kotka

kotlovina

koto

kotoite

kotoites

kotolike

kotong cop

kotong cops

kotos

kotow

kotowed

kotowing

kotows

kotschubeite

kott

kotte

kotukutuku

kotulskite

kotwal

kotwals

kotzebue sound

koufax sanford

koulan

koulans

koulibiac

koulibiaca

koulibiacas

koulouri

koumiss

koumisses

koumpounophobia

kouprey

koupreys

kourbash

kourbashes

kouroi

kouros

kourotrophoi

kourotrophos

kourtney

kouse

kouskous

koussevitzky sergei aleksandrovich

koussevitzky

kousso

koutekite

kouvola

Kovac's reagent

kovalevskaya sofia vasilyevna

Kovalevsky

kovar

kovdorskite

kovno

kovsh

kovshes

kovshi

kowabunga

kowan

kowari

kowhai

kowhais

kowloon

kowtow

kowtowed

kowtower

kowtowers

kowtowing

kowtowings

kowtows

koyukon

koyukons

koyukuk river

kozachok

kozani

kozhikode

kozlovi

kozlowia

kozlowski, dennis l.

kozulite

kp

kpa

kpbs

kpc

kpcs

kph

kpi

kpm

k-pneumoniae-carbapenemase

k-pop

kpp

kpps

kps

KPSS test

kpw

kr

kra isthmus of

kra

kraabel

kraal

kraalhead

kraalheads

kraals

kraar

kraars

krab

krabbe-disease

k-rad

kraemeriid

kraemeriids

krafft-ebing richard von

krafft-ebing

kraft papers

kraft

kraft-paper

kraft-process

kraft-pulp

krai

k-rail

krais

kraisslite

krait

kraits

krajina

krakatau

krakatoa

krakau

kraken

krak-ow

kraków

krakowiak

krakowiaks

krakozyabries

Kraljevec na Sutli

kramatorsk

kramer

krameria

kramerias

krameric

krang

krangs

kransky

krantz

krapfen

krapfens

krar

krars

kraske's operation

krasner lee

krasnodar

krasnovite

krasnoyarsk

krater

kraters

k-ration

k-rations

kratochvilite

kratochvilites

kratom

kratoms

kratos

kratovo

kraurosis-vulvae

Krause's glands

krausite

krauskopfite

kraussi

kraut

krautite

krautrock

krauts

kravis, henry

krav-maga

kreatic

kreatin

kreatine

kreatines

kreatinin

kreatinins

kreatins

krebiozen

krebs hans adolf

krebs

krebs-cycle

Krebs-Henseleit solution

Krebs-Henseleit solutions

kreel

kreels

kreep

krees

kreeses

krefeld

Krein-Milman theorem

kreisler fritz

kreisler

kremenchug

kremersite

kremlin

kremlinologist

kremlinologists

kremlinology

kremlins

kreng

krengs

krennerite

kreosote

kreplach

krete

kretek

kreteks

krettnichite

kreugerware

kreutzer

kreutzers

kreuzer

krewe

krewes

kreyol

kri

kribergite

kriegie

kriegspiel

kriegsteini

kriemhild

krige

kriging

kri-kri

krill

krim

krimmer

kringle

kringles

krinovite

krio

kriol

kriols

Kripke frames

kripkean

kripke-frame

kripke-model

kris

krisa

krises

Krishaber's disease

krishna

krishnology

kris-kindle

kris-kringle

krisses

krissie

kriss-kringle

krissy

krista

kristallnacht

kristen

kristensenii

kristeva julia

kristevan

kristi

kristiansenite

kristianstad

kristie

kristin

kristina

kristine

kristjanssonii

kristopher

kristy

kritarchy

krithomancy

kríti

kriva-palanka

krivoi rog

krivoy-rog

kriya

kriyas

krk

krmn-line

krmn-vortex-street

krmn-vortex-streets

krnur

kroc, raymond a.

kroeber alfred louis

kroeberian

kroepoek

kroepoeks

krogh

krokidolite

krona

kr-ona

krone

Kronecker delta

Kronecker products

Kronecker symbol

Kronecker symbols

kronecker-product

kronenthaler

kroner

kroni

kronor

kronos

kronosaurus

kronoseismology

kronshtadt

kronur

kronurs

krooman

kroon

krooni

kroons

kropotkin pyotr alekseyevich

kropotkin

kropotkinist

kropotkinists

kroto harold walter

krotovina

krotovinas

krouzek

krouzky

kru

kruegerapp

kruegeresque

kruegerware

kruft

krug

kruger

krugeri

krugerrand

krugerrands

krugersdorp

kruggerand

krugmanian

krukenberg-procedure

kruller

krullers

krum

krumhorn

krumhorns

krum-kaka

krumkake

krum-kake

krumkakes

krummholz

krummhorn

krummhorns

krump

krumper

krumpers

krumping

krungthep

krung-thep

krunk

krunodiplophyllum

krupa gene

krupkaite

Krupp process

krupp

krupp-gun

krupskaya nadezhda konstantinovna

kruptadia

krupuk

krusevo

kruskal-szekeres-coordinates

krutaite

krutch joseph wood

krutovite

krw

kryder's law

krylovii

krym

kryolite

krypto

krypton

krypton-difluoride

kryptonite

kryptopyrrole

kryptopyrroles

krystal

krystin

krystina

kryvyi-rih

kryvyy rih

kryzhanovskite

KS theorem

ks

k-s

ksa

ksar

ksars

ksas

k-scale

ksds

kser

ksers

kshatriya

kshatriyas

kshetra

kshetras

ksi

ksloc

ksm

ksr terminal

kss

kssmaul

ksterite

k-street

ksu

ksv

kt

k-t-boundary

ktenasite

ktenology

k-t-extinction-event

k-theory

kthnxbai

kthx

kthxbai

kthxbye

ktiv-male

kts

ktulu

KTV bar

KTV girl

KTV girls

KTV lounge

ktv

ku band

ku klux

ku kluxer

ku

kuala-lumpur

kuala-terengganu

kuang-chou

kuantan

kuanua

kuanyama

kub

kuban

kubanskaya

kubasa

kubasas

kubba

kubernetes

kubihineri

kubinage

kubisagari

kublai khan

kubler-ross elisabeth

kubrick stanley

Kubrick stare

kubrick

kubrickian

kubrickologist

kubrickologists

kubrickology

kubuntu

kucha

kuchean

kuchen

kuching

kuchipudi

kuda

kudlik

kudliks

kudo

kudos

kudriavite

kudu

kuduro

kuduru

kudus

kudzu

kudzus

kuehneosaurid

kuehneosaurids

kuehneotheriid

kuehneotheriids

kuehneromyces-mutabilis

kuffar

kufi

kufic

kufis

kufiya

kufiyas

kufr

kufs disease

kugel

kugels

kuhliid

kuhliids

kuhn margaret

kuhn thomas samuel

kuhn

kuhnian

kuibyshev

kuih tart

Kuiper cliff

Kuiper

kuiper-belt

kuiper-belt-object

kuiper-belt-objects

kuiperoid

kuiperoidal

kujang

kujawah

kujawahs

kuk

kukharenkoite

kuki

kukis

kukisvumite

kuklux-klan

ku-klux-klan

kukri

kukris

kuksite

kukuis

kukumakranka

kukumakrankas

kukuri

kukuris

kuku-yimidhirr

kul

kula

kulaal

kulak

kulaki

kulaks

kulan

kulanite

kulas

kulcha

kulchas

Kuleshov effect

Kuleshov effects

kulfi

kulfis

kulich

kulichi

kulichs

Kulinkovich reactions

kulinkovich-reaction

kulintang

kulkeite

kullerudite

kullu-district

kullu-division

kulonic acid

kultur

kulturkampf

kulturkampfs

kulturtrger

kulturwort

kumamoto

kuman

kumanovo

kumans

kumaon-division

kumara

kumari

kumasi

kumatakenin

kumayry

kumazemi

kumazemis

kumbaya

kumbayah

kum-ba-yah

kumielsk

kumiko

kumina

kumis

kumiss

kumisz

kumjoinus

kümmel

kummelweck

Kummer ring

Kummer's theorem

Kumon method

kumquat

kumquats

kumst

kumyk

kun bela

kun

kuna

kunai

kunas

kundalini syndrome

kundalini

kundela

kundera milan

kundera

kundru

kunduz

kunefe

Kung flu

k'ung fu-tzu

kung hans

kung

kungfu

kung-fu

kung-pao

kung-po

k-ung-tzu

kungurian

kunjoos

kunlun mountains

kunlun

kunming

kunming-lake

kunsthalle

kunsthalles

kunstkammer

kunstleroman

Küntscher nail

Küntscher nails

kununurra

kunya

kunyas

kunzea

kunzite

kunzites

kuomintang

kuopio

kupcikite

kupeornis

kupfernickel

kupffer cell

Kupffer cells

kupletskite

kupuna

kupunas

kupwara-district

kur

kura

kurakkan

kuramite

kuranakhite

kurashiki

kurbash

kurbashes

kurchatovite

kurchatovium

kurd

kurdaitcha

kurdaitcha-man

kurdaitchas

kurdestan

kurdish

kurdishness

kurdistan

kurdistan-autonomous-oblast

kurdistani

kurdistanis

kurdophone

kurdophones

kurds

kurdzhali

kure

kureishian

kurepa-tree

kurepa-trees

kurfuffle

kurfuffles

kurgan

kurgans

kurgantaite

kuria

kurigram-district

kurilian

kurilians

kuril-islands

kurils

kuriologic

kurkul

kurkuli

kurkuls

kurland

kurma

kurmanji

kurmas

kurnai

kurnakovite

kurnakovites

kurnay

kurnool

kuro link

kuroki

kurosawa akira

kurosawa

kuroshio

kurosols

kurrajong

kurrajongs

kurrichane-thrush

kurrichane-thrushes

kursaal

kursk

kurt

kurta

kurtas

kurtid

kurtids

kurtoses

kurtosis

kurtotic

kuru

kurudu

kurukh

kurumsakite

kurus

kurzeme

kurzia

Kurzweil singularity

kusachiite

kusarigama

kuscheli

kush

kushan

kushans

kushiro

kushitic

kushner tony

kushtia-district

kusimanse

kusimanses

kuskokwim river

kuskokwim

kuskus-grass

kuspuk

kuspuks

kussmaul

kussmaul-breathing

ku-su

kut

kutaisi

kutch gulf of

kutch

kutcha house

kutcha houses

kutcha

kutch-district

kutches

kutchi

ku-te-do

kutenai

kutjera

kutjeras

kutnohorite

kutnohorites

Kutta-Joukowski theorem

kutthung

kutu

kutub-al-sittah

kutulu

kutum

kutums

kutuzov mikhail ilarionovich

kutuzov

kuudere

kuvasz

kuvaszok

kuwait

kuwait-city

kuwaiti

kuwaitis

kuya

kuybyshev

kuyp

kuzbass

kuzelite

kuzmenkoite

kuzminite

Kuznets curve

kuznets

kuznetsk basin

kuznetsovite

kuznicki

kv

kva

k-value

kvanefjeldite

kvarken

kvas

kvases

kvass

kvasses

kvcd

kvell

kvelled

kvelling

kvells

kvemo-kartli

kven

kvens

kvetch

kvetched

kvetcher

kvetchers

kvetches

kvetching

kvetchy

kvitch

kvitched

kvitches

kvitching

kvm cable

kvm extender

kvm switch

kvm

kvms

kw

kwa

kwaai

kwacha

kwagga

kwaggas

kwailo

kwaito

kwaj

kwajalein

kwakiutl

kwame

kwan michelle

kwangchow

kwangju

kwangsi

kwangtung

kwantung

kwanyama

kwanza

kwanzaa

kwanzas

kwashiorkor

kwassa-kwassa

kway chap

kwaza

kwazulu

kwazulu-natal

kwb

kwd

kwedini

kweichow

kweilin

kweiyang

kwela

kwere

kwerekwere

kwh

kwiatkowski

kwic

k-wire

kwise

Kwolek

kwoss

kwt

kwukyel

ky

kya

kyack

kyacks

kyak

kyaks

kyamancha

kyanise

kyanite

kyanites

kyanization

kyanize

kyanized

kyanizing

kyanol

kyanophyll

kyasanur-forest-disease

kyat

kyats

kyavar

kyaw

kyaws

kybo

kybos

kybosh

kybp

kyd thomas

kyd

kydell

kydells

kydst

kye

kyebosh

kyes

kyiv

kyivan

kyivans

kykeon

kyla

Kyle of Lochalsh

kyle

kylee

kyleigh

kyler

kyles

kyley

kyleys

kylie

kylies

kylikes

kylix

kylixes

kyllosis

kyloe

kyloes

kymatocalyx

kymatolejeunea

kymatology

kymber

kymnel

kymnels

kymogram

kymograms

kymograph

kymographic

kymographs

kymography

kymric

kymry

kymys

kymyz

kynar

kynde

kyndes

kyng

kynge

kynges

kynodesme

kynrede

kynredes

kynuramine

kynuramines

kynurenic

kynurenic-acid

kynureninase

kynureninases

kynurenine

kynurenines

kyodai

kyoga lake

kyogen

kyongsong

kyoodle

kyoodles

kyoto

KyotoCooling

kyotorphin

kyotorphins

kyparissia

kypchak

kypchaks

kype

kyphoplasties

kyphoplasty

kyphoscolioses

kyphoscoliosis

kyphoscoliotic

kyphoses

kyphosid

kyphosids

kyphosis

kyphotic

kyr

kyra

kyrg

kyrgyz

kyrgyz-republic

kyrgyz-ssr

kyrgyzstan

kyriakos

kyriarchal

kyriarchies

kyriarchy

kyrie (eleison)

kyrie

kyrielle

kyrielles

kyries

kyriologic

kyriological

kyriology

kys

kytes

kyth

kythe

kythera

kything

kytle

kytles

kytoon

kytoons

kyu

kyudo

kyujitai

kyus

kyusakamoto

kyushu

kyustendil

kyzyl

kyzyl-kum

kyzylkumite

kyzylorda

kz

kzn

kzt

kzyl-orda

L

(E?)(L?) https://www.yourdictionary.com/index/L

l band

L clearance

L cut

L cuts

L square

l.j.

l.l.b.

l.l.m.

l.s.d.

l

l0pht bulletin

l1 cache

l1

l10n

l1s

l2 cache

l2

l2f

l2p

L2TP/IPsec

l2tp

l3 cache

l3_pdu

l3

l337

l33t

l33t5p34k

l33tspeak

l4

l4-7

l5

l8

l8r

l8z

la brea tar pits

la bruyère

la coruña

la crosse

la dolce vita

la farge john

la farge

la fayette

la flesche susette

la follette robert marion

la follette

la fontaine jean de

la fontaine

la guardia fiorello henry

la guardia

la habra

la jolla

la laguna

la mancha

la mesa

la niã±a

la nouvelle manga

la palma

la perouse strait

La Plata dolphin

la plata

la raza

la rochefoucauld francois de

la rochefoucauld

la salle

la tène

la tour georges de

la tour

la verendrye

la

l-a

La·marck

laa

laager

laagers

laaitie

laaities

laal

laaland

laam

laamu

laanie

laanies

laari

lab assistant

lab dip

lab dips

lab mice

lab mouse

lab of things

lab on a chip

lab rat

lab rats

lab work

lab

laba

labadism

labadist

labadists

laban

labanotation

labara

Labarraque's liquor

labarraque-s-solution

labarum

labarums

labcoat

lab-coat

labcoats

lab-coats

labdane

labdanes

labdanum

labe

labefaction

labefied

labefies

labefy

label distribution protocol

label edge router

label prefix

label switch router

label switched path

label switching router

label

labelable

label-cloud

label-clouds

labeled data

labeled

labeler

labelers

labeling

labelings

labell

labella

labellable

labelled

la-belle-indifference

la-belle-indiffrence

labeller

labellers

labelless

labelling

labelloid

labellum

labellums

labelmate

labelmates

labels

label-scars

labent

labeobarbus

laberinth

laberinths

laberynth

labetalol hydrochloride

labetalol

labetuzumab

labi

labia major

labia minor

labia oris

labia

labial splint

labial

labialisation

labialisations

labialism

labiality

labialization

labializations

labialize

labialized

labializing

labially

labial-pipe

labials

labia-majora

labia-minora

labiaplasties

labiaplasty

labiatae

labiate

labiated bear

labiated bears

labiated

labiates

labiatic-acid

labiatifloral

labiatiflorous

labiating

labiau

labidometer

labidometers

labidurid

labidurids

labifying

labiid

labiids

labile verbs

labile

labile-verb

labilities

lability

labimeter

labimeters

labio-

labiodental

labiodentalization

labiodentally

labiodistal

labionasal

labioplasty

labiose

labiovelar

labio-velar

labiovelars

labium

labium-minus

lablab

lablabs

labmate

labmates

labneh

labonte

labor exchange

labor exchanges

labor forces

labor law

labor management relations act

labor pain

labor pains

labor party

labor productivity

labor share

labor the point

labor theory of value

labor value theory

labor

laborant

laborants

laboratories

laboratory assistant

laboratory coat

laboratory coats

laboratory mice

laboratory mouse

laboratory

labor-camp

labor-camps

labor-day

labor-days

labored

labored-breathing

laboredly

laborer

laborers

laborforce

labor-force

laborforces

laborie

laboring

laboringly

labor-intensive

laborious

laboriously

laboriousness

laborist

laborists

laborite

laborites

laborless

laborlore

labor-market

labor-markets

labor-of-love

laborous

labor-relations

labors

laborsaving

labor-saving

laborshed

laborsheds

labors-of-love

laborsome

labor-union

labor-unions

Labouchère system

labour exchange

labour forces

labour law

labour markets

labour pain

labour share

labour the point

labour theory of value

labour value theory

labour

labouratory

labour-camp

labour-camps

labour-d

laboured

labouredly

labourer

labourers

labourest

laboureth

labour-force

labouring

labouringly

labour-intensive

labourious

labouriously

labourite

labourites

labourless

labour-market

labour-of-love

labourous

labourously

labour-party

labour-relations

labours

labourshed

laboursheds

labours-of-love

laboursome

labour-union

labour-unions

labov william

labra

labradoodle

labradoodles

labrador current

Labrador lung

Labrador tea

labrador

labrador-duck

labrador-ducks

labradorian

labradorians

labradorite

labradorites

labrador-retriever

labradors

labrador-sea

labral

labras

labret

labretifery

labrets

labrid

labridae

labrids

labrish

labrisomid

labrisomids

labroid

labroidei

labrose

labrum

labrus

labrusca

labryinth

labrys

labs

labs-on-a-chip

labs-on-chips

labuan

laburnine

laburnum

laburnum-anagyroides

laburnums

laburnum-vulgare

labware

labwork

labyrinth seals

labyrinth

labyrinthal

labyrinthectomy

labyrinth-fish

labyrinth-fishes

labyrinthian

labyrinthic

labyrinthical

labyrinthically

labyrinthiform

labyrinthine fluid

labyrinthine

labyrinthinely

labyrinthitis

labyrinthlike

labyrinthodon

labyrinthodons

labyrinthodont

labyrinthodontia

labyrinthodonts

labyrinth-organ

labyrinth-organs

labyrinthotomy

labyrinths

labyrinth-seal

lac dye

lac insect

lac insects

lac lake

Lac qui Parle County

lac scale

lac scales

lac tree

lac

la-calavera-catrina

lacan jacques-marie emile

lacan

lacanian

laccadive-islands

laccaria

laccase

laccases

laccate

lacceroic

lacceroic-acid

laccic

laccin

laccolite

laccolites

laccolith

laccoliths

laccolitic

lace bug

lace bugs

lace job

lace leafs

lace leather

lace leathers

lace leaves

lace papers

lace piece

lace pieces

lace pillows

lace

laceback

lacebacks

lacebark

lacebarks

lace-curtain

lace-curtains

laced into

laced mutton

laced

lacedaemon

lacedaemonian

lacedaemonians

lacedemonian

lacedemonians

lacedmonia

lacedmonian

lacedmonians

lacedo

laced-up

lace-into

laceleaf

lace-leaf

laceleafs

laceleaves

laceless

lacelike

lacemaker

lacemakers

lacemaking

laceman

lacemen

lace-monitor

lace-monitors

lace-paper

lace-pillow

lacer

lacerable

lacerate

lacerated

lacerater

laceraters

lacerates

lacerating

laceratingly

laceration

lacerations

lacerative

laceries

lacers

lacert

lacerta

lacertae

lacertian

lacertid

lacertidae

lacertids

lacertilian

lacertilians

lacertiloid

lacertinae

lacertine

lacerts

lacertus

lacery

laces into

laces up

laces

laceth

lace-up

laceweight

lacewing

lacewings

lacewood

lacework

laceworks

lacey

lachaise

lachenalia

lachenalias

laches

lachesillid

lachesillids

lachesis

lachesis-muta

lachine

lachish

lachlan

Lachman test

lachrymable

lachryma-christi

lachrymal bone

lachrymal bones

lachrymal sac

lachrymal

lachrymals

lachrymary

lachrymate

lachrymation

lachrymations

lachrymator

lachrymatories

lachrymatory

lachrymiform

lachrymose

lacidipine

lacily

laciness

lacing to

lacing up

lacing

lacings

lacinia

laciniate

laciniolate

lacinula

lacinulae

lacis

lack

lackadaisical

lackadaisically

lackadaisicalness

lackadaisy

lackaday

lackbrain

lackbrains

lacke

lacked

lacker

lackered

lackering

lackers

lackest

lacketh

lackey

lackeys

lacking

lackingness

lackings

lackluster

lacklusterly

lacklusterness

lacklustre

lack-lustre

lacklustrely

lacklustreness

lacks

lackwit

lackwits

lacky band

laclauian

laclos

lacmus

lacnic

laconia

laconian

laconians

laconic

laconical

laconically

laconicalness

laconicism

laconicisms

laconicum

laconism

laconisms

laconize

laconized

laconizes

laconizing

la-coru-na

lacosamide

lacquer tree

lacquer

lacquered

lacquerer

lacquerers

lacquering

lacquerless

lacquerlike

lacquers

lacquerware

lacquer-ware

lacquerwares

lacquey

lacqueys

lacrimae-rerum

lacrimal canal

lacrimal fluid

lacrimal point

lacrimal points

lacrimal

lacrimal-apparatus

lacrimal-apparatuses

lacrimal-bone

lacrimal-bones

lacrimal-duct

lacrimal-gland

lacrimal-glands

lacrimal-lake

lacrimal-lakes

lacrimals

lacrimal-sac

lacrimal-sacs

lacrimation

lacrimations

lacrimator

lacrimators

lacrimatory

lacrimogenous

lacrimoso

lacrimotomy

lacroixite

lacrosse

lacrosselike

lacrosse-stick

lacrosse-sticks

lacrosstitute

lacrosstitutes

lacrymal

lacrymary

lacrymatories

lacrymatory

lacrymose

lact

lactaceous

lactacystin

lactage

lactagogue

lactalbumin

lactalbumins

lactaldehyde

lactam

lactamase

lactamases

lactamic-acid

lactamide

lactamides

lactams

lactant

lactarane

lactard

lactarene

lactarian

lactarians

lactaries

lactariid

lactariids

lactarius

lactary

lactase

lactate dehydrogenase

lactate

lactated

lactates

lactating

lactation station

lactation stations

lactation

lactational

lactations

lacteal

lacteally

lacteals

lactean

lacteous

lactescence

lactescences

lactescent

lactic

lactic-acid

lacticaemia

lacticemia

lactide

lactides

lactiferous

lactific

lactification

lactified

lactifies

lactifuge

lactifuges

lactify

lactifying

lactim

lactimide

lactimides

lactims

lactin

lactisole

lactitol

lactivism

lactivist

lactivists

lactivore

lactivores

lactivorous

lacto series

lacto

lactoalbumin

lactoalbumins

lactobacillaceae

lactobacillales

lactobacilli

lactobacillic acid

lactobacillus

lactobacillus-acidophilus

lactobionic acid

lactobiose

lactobutyrometer

lactobutyrometers

lactococci

lactococcus

lactococcus-lactis

lactocyte

lactodensimeter

lactodensimeters

lactofen

lactoferricin

lactoferrin

lactoferrins

lactoflavin

lactogen

lactogenesis

lactogenic

lactogens

lactoglobulin

lactoglobulins

lactol

lactols

lactolysis

lactometer

lactometers

lactonazis

lactone

lactones

lactonic

lactonisation

lactonization

lactonized

lactoovovegetarian

lacto-ovo-vegetarian

lactoovovegetarians

lacto-ovo-vegetarians

lactoperoxidase

lactoperoxidases

lactophenol

lactophilia

lactoprotein

lactoproteins

lactorrhea

lactory

lactosamine

lactoscope

lactoscopes

lactose intolerances

lactose

lactose-intolerance

lactose-intolerant

lactosyl

lactosylceramide

lactosylceramides

lactotransferrin

lactotroph

lactotrophic

lactotrophs

lactovegetarian

lacto-vegetarian

lactovegetarians

lactoylglutathione-lyase

lactuca

lactucarium

lactuca-sativa

lactuceae

lactucic-acid

lactucin

lactucone

lactulose

lacturamic-acid

lactyl

lactylate

lactylates

lacuna

lacunae

lacunal

lacunar

lacunars

lacunary

lacunas

lacune

lacunose

lacunous

lacus-lacrimalis

lacustral

lacustrine

lacwork

lacworks

lacy

lad

lada

ladakh

ladakh-division

ladan

ladanum

ladar

lad-culture

ladder backs

ladder beam

ladder beams

ladder dac

ladder handle

ladder handles

ladder logic

ladder lotteries

ladder lottery

ladder match

ladder matches

Ladder of Jacob

ladder option

ladder polyethers

ladder school

ladder schools

ladder stitch

ladder stitches

ladder truck

ladder wall

ladder walls

ladder

ladderane

ladderanes

ladder-back chair

ladder-back

ladderbacks

laddered

laddergram

laddergrams

laddering

ladderings

ladderless

ladderlike

ladder-polyether

ladders

ladder-snake

ladder-snakes

laddertron

ladderway

ladderways

laddie

laddies

laddis test

laddish

laddishness

laddism

laddoo

laddoos

laddu

laddus

laddy

lade

laded

la-de-da

lademan

lademen

laden

ladened

ladenness

lades

ladest

ladeth

ladette

ladettes

la-di-da

ladie

ladied

ladies and gents

ladies and germs

ladies' companion

ladies' man

ladies of light virtue

ladies of pleasure

ladies of the evening

ladies paramount

ladies

ladies-and-gentlemen

ladies-auxiliary

ladies-eardrops

ladies-fingers

ladies-in-waiting

ladies-lounge

ladies-lounges

ladies-men

ladies-of-leisure

ladies-of-the-night

ladies-room

ladies-rooms

ladies-smocks

ladies-thimbles

ladies'-tresses

ladieswear

ladies-who-lunch

ladified

ladifies

ladify

ladifying

ladin

lading

lading-can

ladings

ladinian

ladino

ladinos

ladislaus

ladkin

ladkins

ladle furnace

ladle furnaces

ladle

ladled

ladleful

ladlefuls

ladler

ladles

ladles-and-jellyspoons

ladlesful

ladling

lad-mag

lad-mags

ladner

ladoga lake

Ladoga ringed seal

ladoga

ladostigil

ladrone

lad's love

lads

laduma

Lady Baltimore cake

lady chapel

Lady Curzon soup

lady fern

lady ferns

lady of pleasure

lady of the evening

lady of the lake

lady paramount

lady parts

lady phone

lady tulip

lady

lady-abbess

lady-abbesses

lady-amherst-s-pheasant

ladybeetle

lady-beetle

ladybeetles

lady-beetles

ladybird (beetle)

ladybird

lady-bird

ladybirds

lady-birds

ladybird-spider

ladybird-spiders

ladybits

ladyboner

lady-boner

ladyboners

lady-boners

lady-bountiful

ladyboy

lady-boy

ladyboys

lady-boys

ladybro

ladybros

ladybug

lady-bug

ladybugs

lady-bugs

lady-campbell

ladyclock

ladyclocks

lady-crab

lady-crabs

lady-day

ladye

ladyes

ladyfied

ladyfies

ladyfinger

ladyfingers

ladyfish

ladyfishes

ladyfriend

lady-friend

ladyfriends

lady-friends

ladyfy

ladyfying

lady-garden

lady-gardens

ladyhood

lady-in-waiting

ladyish

lady-justice

lady-killer

ladykillers

lady-killers

ladykilling

ladykin

ladykins

lady-liberty

ladylike

ladylikeness

ladyling

ladylings

ladylove

ladyloves

lady-luck

lady-lumps

lady-mcleod

lady-muck

lady-of-leisure

lady-of-light-virtue

lady-of-the-night

lady-or-tiger

lady-palm

lady-palms

ladyparts

ladyphone

lady's bike

lady's chair

lady's cloth

lady's maid

lady's man

lady's room

lady-s-bedstraw

lady-s-bower

lady-s-comb

lady-s-cushion

ladysfinger

lady-s-finger

ladysfingers

lady-s-garters

lady-s-hair

ladyship

ladyships

lady-s-laces

lady-s-mantle

lady-s-men

lady-smock

lady-smocks

lady-s-seal

lady-s-slipper

lady's-smock

lady-s-thimble

lady's-thumb

lady-s-traces

lady's-tresses

lady-who-lunches

laelapid

laelapids

laelia

laelias

laeliocattleya

laeliocattleyas

laemmergeyer

laemmergeyers

laemodipod

laemodipods

laemophloeid

laemophloeids

laennec rene theophile hyacinthe

Laennec's cirrhosis

laeotropic

laertes

laestadian

laestadianism

laestadians

laestrygonian

laestrygonians

laetare-sunday

laetare-sundays

laetiporus

laetitia

laetmogonid

laetmogonids

laetrile

laevigate

laevo-

laevocardia

laevocardias

laevocycloversion

laevodepression

laevodihydroxyphenylalanine

laevoelevation

laevogyrate

laevorotation

laevorotations

laevorotatory

laevoversion

laevoversions

laevulinic-acid

laevulose

laevuloses

lafayette gilbert du motier de

lafayette

lafayettes

lafe

laff

laffed

laffer curve

laffer, arthur

laffer

laffing

laffite jean

laffittite

laffs

lafitte

laflammeite

lafoensia

lafoensia-pacari

lafresnaya

laft

lafte

lafutidine

lag behind

lag bolt

lag b'omer

lag screw

lag time

lag

lagan

lagash

lagen

lagena

lagenar macula

lagenaria

lageniform

lagenodelphis

lagenorhynchus

lager

lagered-up

lagering

lagerkvist

lagerlof selma ottiliana lovisa

lagerlof

lager-lout

lager-louts

lagerphone

lagerphones

lagers

lagerstannin

lagerstatte

lagerstroemia-siamica

lagersttten

lager-top

lager-tops

laggard

laggardly

laggardness

laggards

lagged

lagger

laggers

lagging indicators

lagging

lagging-jacket

laggingly

laggings

lagging-strand

laggy

lagidium

lagniappe

lagniappes

lagoa-das-sete-cidades

lagobolon

lagobolons

lagochiline

lagochilines

lagomorph

lagomorpha

lagomorphic

lagomorphs

lagonosticta

lagoon

lagoonal

lagoons

lagoonside

lagoon-triggerfish

lagophthalmia

lagophthalmos

lagopode

lagopodes

lagopus

lagopus-lagopus

lagopus-leucura

lagopus-muta

lagorchestes

lagos

lagostomus

lagosuchid

lagosuchids

lagothrix

lagotis

lagrange joseph louis

Lagrange polynomial

lagrange

lagrange-point

lagrange-points

Lagrange's interpolation formula

lagrange's operation

lagrange-s-equations

Lagrangian points

lagrangian

lagrangian-function

lagrangian-functions

lagrangian-point

lagrangians

lags

lagtime

lagtimes

Laguerre polynomial

Laguerre's equation

lagunar

lagune

Lah number

Lah numbers

lah

lahaina

lahamu

lahar

lahars

lahaul-and-spiti-district

lah-de-dah

lah-di-dah

lahmacun

lahmacuns

lahmajo

lahmajoon

lahmajoons

lahmajos

lahmajou

lahmajoun

lahmajouns

lahmajous

lahmajun

lahmajuns

lahmu

lahontan lake

lahore

lahore-division

lahori

lahoris

lahti

lai

laic

laical

laicality

laically

laicise

laicised

laicises

laicising

laicism

laicist

laicistic

laicists

laicization

laicizations

laicize

laicized

laicizes

laicizing

laick

laics

laid about

laid away

laid behind

laid by

laid hands on

laid into

laid it on thick

laid low

laid paper

laid some skin on

laid up

laid

laid-aside

laid-back

laidbackness

laid-bare

laid-down

laidlawii

laidlomycin

laidly

laid-off

laid-out

laid-over

laid-rope

laid-ropes

laid-siege

laid-to-rest

laid-waste

laigh

laihunite

laihunites

laik

laila

lain behind

lain down

lain hands on

lain low

lain

laine

laing r(onald) d(avid)

laing

laingian

lainson

lair

lairage

lairages

laird

lairds

lairdship

lairdships

laired

lairiness

lairing

lairiser

lairisers

lairless

lairlike

lairs

lairy

lais

laisse

laisser-faire

laisses

laissez-aller

laissez-faire

laissez-faireism

laissez-fairism

laissez-passer

laissez-passers

lait

laitakarite

laitance

laitances

laitand

laithe house

laithe houses

laities

laity

laius

laiv

lak cell

lak

lakao

Lake and Peninsula Borough

lake ball

lake balls

lake charles

lake effects

lake herring

lake itch

Lake of the Pines

Lake of the Woods County

lake of the woods

lake of Wada

lake placid

Lake school

lake sturgeon

lake success

lake trouts

Lake Wobegon effects

lake

lake-agassiz

lakebed

lakebeds

lake-biwa

lake-chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg

lake-chudskoe

lake-chudskoye

lake-como

lake-constance

laked

lake-dian

lake-dianchi

lake-district

lake-dwelling

lake-dwellings

lake-effect

lake-erie

lakefront

lakefronts

lake-garda

lakehouse

lakehouses

lake-huron

lake-huron-michigan

lakehurst

lakeisha

lake-ladoga

lakeland terrier

lakeland

lakeless

lakelet

lakelets

lakelike

lake-malar

lake-michigan

lake-michigan-huron

lake-miwok

lake-mlaren

lakeness

lake-onega

lake-ontario

lake-peipus

lake-poet

lake-poets

lake-quillwort

lake-quillworts

laker

lakering

lakers

lakes of Wada

lakes

lakesha

lakeshia

lakeshore

lakeshores

lakeside

lakesides

lake-stratification

lake-superior

lake-tai

lake-taihu

lake-taiye

lake-taiyeh

lake-t-aiyeh

lake-t-ai-yeh

lake-thun

lake-trout

lakeward

lakewater

lakeweed

lakeweeds

lakewide

lake-wobegon-effect

lakewood

lake-zurich

lakh

lakher

lakhimpur

lakhota

lakhs

lakin

laking

lakins

lakisha

lakist

lakists

lakka

lakoffian

lakota

lak-ota

lakotan

lakotas

lakovian

laksa

laksas

lakshadweep

lakshmana

lakshmi

lakshmipur-district

laky

lalage

lalaland

lala-land

la-la-land

lalapalooza

lalia

lalibela

lalique rene jules

lalique

lallan

lallans

lallapaloosa

lallapalootza

lallapalootzas

lallapalooza

lallation

lallations

lally

lallygag

lallygagged

lallygagging

lallygags

lalmonirhat-district

lalo

lalochezia

lalophobia

lalr

lam into

lam out

lam

lama

lamage

lamaic

lamaism

lamaist

lamaistic

lamaists

lamajoon

lamajoons

lamajoun

lamajouns

lamajun

lamajuns

lamalginite

lamalginites

lamanite

lamanites

lamanitish

lamantin

lamantins

lamarck jean baptiste pierre antoine de monet de

lamarck

lamarckian

lamarckianism

lamarckians

lamarckism

lamarckist

lamarckists

la-marseillaise

lamartine alphonse marie louis de prat de

lamartine

lamas

lamaseries

lamasery

lamaze

lamb charles

lamb of god

lamb pie

lamb pies

lamb

lambada

lambadas

lambarn

lambast

lambaste

lambasted

lambaster

lambasters

lambastes

lambasting

lambastings

lambasts

lambative

lambatives

lambchop

lambchops

lambda abstraction

lambda abstractions

lambda calculi

lambda expressions

lambda function

lambda functions

lambda points

lambda probes

lambda switching

lambda term

lambda terms

lambda

lambda-b baryon

lambda-b particle

lambda-baryon

lambda-baryons

lambda-c baryon

lambda-c particle

lambda-calculus

lambdacism

lambda-expression

lambda-hyperon

lambda-hyperons

lambdamoo

lambda-particle

lambda-particles

lambda-point

lambda-probe

lambdas

lambdoid

lambdoidal

lambdoid-suture

lambdoid-sutures

lambed

Lambeg drum

lambel

lambency

lambent

lambently

lambeosaur

lambeosaurid

lambeosaurids

lambeosaurine

lambeosaurines

lambeosaurs

lambert (conformal conic) projection

lambert

lambert-eaton myasthenic syndrome

Lambert-Eaton syndrome

lambertianin

lambert-pine

lambert-pines

Lambert's cosine law

Lambert's wren

lamberts

lambert-s-cypress

Lambeth degree

lambeth

lambfold

lambfolds

lamb-fries

lambian

lambic

lambics

lambing

lambings

lambkill

lambkin

lambkins

lamble

lambless

lamblia

lambliases

lambliasis

lamblike

lambling

lamblings

lambo

Lamborghini door

lamborghini

lamborghinis

lambos

lamboys

lambren

lambrequin

lambrinudi operation

lambrusco

lambruscos

lamb's ears

lamb's tongue

lamb's wool

lambs

lamb-s-bread

lamb-shift

lamb-shifts

lambskin

lambskinnet

lambskins

lamb-s-lettuce

lamb-s-quarters

lambswool

lambswools

lamburger

lamburgers

lamby

lambya

lamda switching

lamda

lamdas

lamdoid

lamdoidal

lame brains

lame duck

lame

lam-e

lamebrain

lame-brain

lamebrained

lamebrains

lamed

lamedh

lame-ducks

lame-joke

lame-jokes

lamejun

lamel

lamella

lamellae

lamellar bone

lamellar

lamellar-face

lamellar-faces

lamellariid

lamellariids

lamellarity

lamellar-trama

lamellary

lamellas

lamellate

lamellated

lamelli-

lamellibranch

lamellibranchiate

lamellibranchiates

lamellibranchs

lamellicorn

lamellicorns

lamelliferous

lamelliform

lamellipedian

lamellipedians

lamellipodia

lamellipodial

lamellipodium

lamellirostral

lamellocolea

lamellophone

lamellophones

lamellopodia

lamellopodium

lamellorthoceratid

lamellorthoceratids

lamellose

lamellula

lamellulae

lamels

lamely

lameness

lamenesses

lament

lamentability

lamentable

lamentableness

lamentably

lamentation

lamentations

lamented

lamenter

lamenters

lamentest

lamenteth

lamentful

lamentin

lamenting

lamentingly

lamentings

lamentins

lamentoso

laments

lameo

lame-o

lameos

lamer

lamers

lames

lamesa

lamesauce

lamestream

lame-stream

lameter

lameters

lametta

lameware

lamia

lamiaceae

lamiaceous

lamiales

lamias

lamictal

lamifiban

lamiid

lamiids

lamin

lamina papyracea

lamina proprial

lamina

laminability

laminable

laminae

laminak

laminaks

laminal

lamina-propria

laminar flows

laminar

laminar-flow

laminaria

laminariaceae

laminaria-digitata

laminarialean

laminariales

laminarian

laminaria-saccharina

laminaribiose

laminarin

laminarins

laminarite

laminarites

laminarization

laminarize

laminarly

laminary

laminas

laminate floorings

laminate

laminated

laminate-flooring

laminates

laminating

lamination

laminations

laminator

laminators

laminboard

laminectomies

laminectomy

laming

lamington

lamington-drive

lamington-drives

lamingtons

laminiferous

laminin

laminins

laminite

laminites

laminitis

laminographic

laminography

laminopathic

laminopathy

laminotomies

laminotomy

lamins

lamioideae

lamish

lamisil

lamium

lamivudine

lammas

lammastide

lammed

lammergeier

lammergeiers

lammergeyer

lammergeyers

lammerite

lamming

lamna

lamna-nasus

lamnid

lamnidae

lamnids

lamniformes

lamnoid

lamoid

lamoids

lamotrigine

lamottei

l'amour

lamp application

lamp fount

lamp founts

lamp oil

lamp rooms

lamp server

lamp stack

lamp

lampad

lampadist

lampadists

lampadomancy

lampadrome

lampads

lampas

lampate

lampates

lampblack

lampblacks

lampboard

lampboards

lampbrush chromosomes

lampbrush

lampbrush-chromosome

lampbrushes

lamp-bulb

lamp-bulbs

lamped

lampedusa

lamper

lamper-eel

lampern

lamperns

lampers

lampetra

lampic-acid

lamping

lampion

lampions

lampless

lamplight

lamplighter group

lamplighter groups

lamplighter

lamplighters

lamplights

lamplike

lamplit

lampona

lamponid

lamponidae

lamponids

lampoon

lampoonable

lampooned

lampooner

lampooners

lampoonery

lampooning

lampoonry

lampoons

lampornis

lampost

lamposts

lampp

lamppost

lamp-post

lampposts

lamp-posts

lamprel

lamprels

lamprey

lampreys

lampricidal

lampricide

lampricides

lamprid

lampridae

lampridid

lampridids

lampridiformes

lampridiomorpha

lamprids

lampriform

lampriforms

lamproite

lamproites

lamprolaima

lamprolia

lampron

lamprons

lamproom

lamp-room

lamprooms

lampropeltis

lampropeltis-triangulum

lamprophonic

lamprophony

lamprophyllite

lamprophyre

lamprophyres

lampropid

lampropids

lampropsar

lamprospiza

lamprotornis

lamps

lampshade hat

lampshade hats

lampshade

lamp-shade

lampshaded

lampshades

lampshading

lampshell

lamp-shell

lamp-shells

lampstand

lampstands

lampung

lampung-nyo

lampwork

lampworked

lampworker

lampworkers

lampworking

lampworks

lampyrid

lampyridae

lampyrids

lampyrinae

lampyrine

lampyrines

lampyrini

lampyris

lampyris-noctiluca

lamrim

lams

lamster

lamtidine

lamu

lan adapter

lan administrator

lan analyzer

lan cables

lan card

lan connector

lan drop

lan emulation client

lan emulation configuration server

lan emulation server

lan emulation

lan fax

lan hardware

lan manager

lan network manager

lan party

lan port

lan ready

lan requester

lan segment

lan server

lan station

lan switch

lan technology

lan telephony

lan workplace

lan

lana

lanai

lanais

Lanao del Norte

Lanao del Sur

lanap

lanaries

lanark

lanarkite

Lanarkshire disease

lanarkshire

lanary

lanate

lanated

lanatoside

lanatosides

lancashire

lancashire-boiler

lancashire-boilers

lancashire-over-the-sands

lancashire-over-the-water

lancashire-peeler

lancaster sound

lancaster

lancasterian

lancastrian

lancastrians

lance

lance-corporal

lance-corporals

lanced

lancefish

lancefishes

lancegay

lancegays

lancehead

lanceheads

lance-jack

lance-jacks

lanceless

lancelet

lancelets

lancelike

lancelot

lancely

lan-centric

lanceolar

lanceolate

lanceolated

lancepesade

lancepesades

lancer

lancers

lances

lancet arches

lancet window

lancet

lancet-arch

lanceted

lancetfish

lancetfishes

lanceth

lancets

lancewood

lanch

lanched

lanches

lanching

lanchow

lanciform

lancinate

lancinated

lancinates

lancinating

lancination

lancinations

lancing

lancings

lancs

Lanczos algorithm

land agent

land art

land artists

land attack

land bank

land battleship

land battleships

land breezes

Land camera

land clearer

land contract

land diving

land edwin herbert

Land effect

Land effects

land grab

land grabs

land grants

land grid array

land guard

land guards

land ho

land line

land measure

land miles

land of a thousand hills

Land of Cakes

land of fruits and nuts

Land of Lincoln

land of nod

land of promise

Land of Smiles

Land of Song

land of steady habits

Land of the Morning Calm

land office

land patent

land pirates

land plaster

land rail

land reform

land register

land registers

land rights

land rover

land sake alive

land sake

land sakes alive

land sakes

land spring

land springs

land surveyors

land take

land the plane

land train

land trains

land up

land use planning

land whale

land whales

land wind

land winds

land with one's bum in the butter

land

landa

landable

land-agents

land-ahoy

landamman

landammann

landammans

land-artist

landau lev davidovich

Landau level

Landau levels

landau

landauite

landau-kleffner-syndrome

landaulet

landaulets

landaulette

landau-ramanujan-constant

landaus

landbased

land-beaver

landboard

landboarding

landbound

land-breeze

land-bridge

land-bridges

landcover

land-crab

land-crabs

land-day

land-degradation

land-down-under

landdrost

landdrosts

landé factor

landed immigrants

landed societies

landed society

landed

landed-cost

landed-costs

landed-immigrant

lander

landers

landesite

landest

landeth

landfall

landfalls

landfarming

landfill site

landfill sites

landfill

landfillable

landfilled

landfilling

landfills

landflood

landfloods

landform

landforms

landfyrd

landgirl

land-girl

landgirls

land-girls

landgrab

land-grabber

landgrabbers

landgrabs

land-grant

landgrave

landgraves

landgraviate

landgraviates

landgravine

landgravines

land-gull

land-gulls

landholder

landholders

landholding

landholdings

landia

landing crafts

landing fields

landing nets

landing page

landing ship tank

landing ships

landing waiter

landing waiters

landing zone

landing

landing-craft

landing-craft-tank

landing-field

landing-gear

landing-gears

landing-net

landing-pages

landings

landing-ship

landing-stage

landing-stages

landing-strip

landing-strips

landing-vehicles-tracked

landing-vehicle-tracked

landiolol

landis kenesaw mountain

landladies

landlady

landladyish

landleaper

landleapers

land-legs

landless

landlessness

landline

landlines

land-lines

landlock

landlocked salmons

landlocked

landlocked-salmon

land-locked-salmon

landlocking

landlocks

landloper

landlopers

landlord

landlordism

landlordisms

landlordless

landlordry

landlords

landlouper

landloupers

landlouping

landlubber

landlubberly

landlubbers

landly

landman

landmark decision

landmark rating

landmark

land-mark

landmarked

landmarking

landmarkism

landmarks

land-marks

landmass

land-mass

landmasses

land-masses

landmen

landmine

land-mine

landmines

land-mines

land-of-enchantment

land-office business

land-of-israel

land-of-liberty

land-of-milk-and-honey

land-of-opportunity

land-of-plenty

land-of-the-dragon

land-of-the-free

land-of-the-leal

land-of-the-long-white-cloud

land-of-the-rising-sun

Landolt broken ring

Landolt broken rings

Landolt ring

Landolt rings

landomycin

landomycinone

landon

land-on-one-s-feet

landor

landorian

landowner

landowners

landowning

landowska wanda

landowska

land-patents

landphoon

landphoons

land-pirate

landplane

land-poor

landrace

landraces

landrail

landreeve

landreeves

land-rights-for-gay-whales

landrum-griffin act

landrush

land-rush

landrushes

land-rushes

landry thomas wade

landry

land's sake alive

land's sake

land's sakes alive

lands up over

lands up

lands

landsat

landsats

landscape architect

landscape architecture

landscape gardeners

landscape mode

landscape monitor

landscape orientation

landscape

landscaped

landscape-gardener

landscape-gardening

landscape-genetics

landscaper

landscapers

landscapes

landscaping

landscapist

landscapists

landscraper

landscrapers

landscrip

landscrips

landseer edwin henry

landseer

land-s-end

landside

landskip

landskips

landsleit

landslide

landslides

landslide-victories

landslide-victory

landslip

landslips

landsmal

landsman

landsmen

land-snail

land-snails

landspout

landspouts

landspreading

lands-preserved

landsteiner karl

landsteiner

land-surveyor

landtag

landtags

land-up-over

landwaiter

landwaiters

landward

landwards

landwarnet

landwehr

landwehrs

land-yacht

land-yachts

lane assist

Lane cake

lane departure system

lane departure warning

lane filtering

lane keeping assist

lane user-to-network interface

lane violations

lane

laned

lanes

lane-violation

laneway house

laneway houses

laneway

laneways

lanfranc

lan-free backup

lang andrew

lang fritz

lang may yer lum reek

lang

langackerian

langar

langars

langasite

langate

langates

langauge

langbeinite

langbeinites

langdebeef

langdon

langdoni

lange dorothea

langer

langered

Langer-Giedion syndrome

langerhans cell histiocytosis

langerhans cell

Langerhans cells

langerhans islets

langerin

langers

langet

langets

Langevin

langevin-function

Langford basilisk

Langford's basilisk

langhe

langhian

langi

langisite

langite

langkasuka

langkawi

langland william

langland

langlauf

langley

langmuir irving

langmuir

langmuir-circulation

langobard

langobardic

langobards

langostino

langour

langouste

langoustes

langoustine

langoustines

langrage

langrel

langret

langrets

langridge

langs

langsat

langsats

Langstroth hive

Langstroth hives

langsyne

lang-syne

langteraloo

langton

Langton's ant

langtry lillie

langtry

language area

language arts

language assimilation

language assistant

language assistants

language contact

language contacts

language continua

language death

language ecology

language extinction

language game

language games

language laboratories

language laboratory

language nest

language nests

language of flowers

language processor

language replacement

language school

language schools

language shift

language style

language swaps

language technology

language transfer

language

languageaccess

language-agnostic

language-barrier

language-barriers

language-code

language-codes

language-continuum

languaged

language-exchange

language-exchanges

language-families

language-family

language-independent

language-isolate

language-isolates

language-lab

language-labs

languageless

languagelessness

languagelike

language-maven

language-police

languages

language-swap

languaging

langue d'o·i¨l

langue d'oc

langue d'oïl

langue

langued

languedoc

languedocian

languedoc-roussillon

languente

languet

languid

languidly

languidness

languish

languished

languisher

languishers

languishes

languishest

languisheth

languishing

languishingly

languishings

languishment

languishments

languishness

languisht

languor

languorous

languorously

languorousness

languors

languour

languourous

languours

langur

langure

langured

langures

languring

langurs

langwidge

lanham act

lani

laniard

laniards

laniaries

laniariform

laniarius

laniary

laniate

laniation

lanichol

lanier sidney clopton

lanier

laniferous

lanifice

lanifices

lanigerous

laniid

laniidae

laniids

laniisoma

la-nina

lanio

laniocera

laniol

lanioturdus

laniquidar

lanius

lanius-excubitor

lank

lanka

lankacidin

lankacidins

lankaran

lanked

lanken

lankened

lankening

lankens

lankershim

lankily

lankiness

lanking

lankly

lankness

lanks

lank-sleeve

lank-sleeves

lanky

lanmuchangite

lanner falcon

lanner

lanneret

lannerets

lanner-falcons

lanners

lannet

lannets

lannonite

lanoconazole

lanolin

lanoline

lanolines

lanolins

lanose

lanostane

lanostanes

lanosterol

lanosterols

lanoxin

lan-parties

lanreotide

lanrover

lans

lanseh

lansehs

lansfordite

lansing

lansoprazole

lansquenet

lansquenets

lant

lantana

lantanas

lantanum

lantanurate

lantanuric-acid

lantastic

lanted

lanterloo

lantern berry

lantern fly

lantern jaw

lantern jaws

lantern of the dead

lantern pinion

lantern sleeve

lantern sleeves

lantern slide

lantern tower

lantern towers

lantern tree

lantern wheel

lantern wheels

lantern

lantern-beetle

lantern-beetles

lanterned

lanterne-rouge

lanternfish

lantern-fish

lanternfishes

lanterning

lantern-jawed

lanternless

lanternlight

lanternlights

lanternlike

lanterns of the dead

lanterns

lanthanian

lanthanide series

lanthanide

lanthanide-contraction

lanthanides

lanthanite

lanthanites

lanthanoid

lanthanoids

lanthanotid

lanthanotids

lanthanum

lanthionine

lanthopine

lanthorn

lanthorn-fly

lanthorns

lantibiotic

lantibiotics

lanting

lants

lantus

lantzman

lantzmen

lanuginose

lanuginous

lanugo

lanyard

lanyards

lanyer

lanyers

lanza mario

lanzarote

lanzhou

lao

laocius

laocoon

laoco-on

laodicea

laodicean

laodiceans

laogai

laoighis

laois

laojiao

laomedon

laonastes

laoness

lao-people-s-democratic-republic

laos

laosi

laotian

laotian-rock-rat

laotian-rock-rats

laotians

lao-tse

lao-tsu

lao-tu

laotze

laotzu

lao-tzu

laozi

lao-zi

lap band

lap cheong

lap cholies

lap choly

lap dancers

lap dissolve

lap dissolves

lap dogs

lap dulcimer

lap dulcimers

lap joint

lap joints

lap of honour

lap pools

lap robe

lap steel guitar

lap steel guitarist

lap steel guitarists

lap steel guitars

lap steel

lap steels

lap

lapalissian

lapan

lapaquistat

laparatomy

laparo-

laparocele

laparoceles

laparoscope

laparoscopes

laparoscopic

laparoscopically

laparoscopic-surgery

laparoscopies

laparoscopy

laparotomic

laparotomies

laparotomy pad

laparotomy

lapatinib

lapatinib-ditosylate

la-paz

lapb

lap-belt

lap-belts

lapboard

lapboards

lapcat

lap-cat

lapcats

lap-cats

lapd

lapdance

lap-dance

lap-danced

lap-dancer

lapdances

lap-dances

lap-dancing

lapdog

lap-dog

lapdogs

lapel

lapelled

lapelless

lapel-pin

lapels

laperm

lapf

lapful

lapfuls

laphamite

laphroaig

laphroaigs

lapicide

lapicides

lapidarian

lapidarians

lapidaries

lapidarious

lapidary

lapidate

lapidated

lapidates

lapidating

lapidation

lapidations

lapideous

lapides lazuli

lapidescence

lapidescences

lapidescent

lapidific

lapidification

lapidifications

lapidified

lapidifies

lapidify

lapidifying

lapidist

lapidists

lapieite

lapilli

lapillus

lapin

lapins

lapis armenus

lapis lazulis

lapis

lapis-calaminaris

lapis-infernalis

lapis-lazuli

lapita

lapith

Laplace expansion

laplace pierre simon de

laplace

laplace-beltrami-operator

Laplace-de Rham operator

laplace-distribution

laplace-operator

laplace-plane

laplace-planes

Laplace's equation

laplace-transform

laplace-transforms

Laplacian matrix

laplacian

laplacians

lapland

laplander

laplanders

laplandic

laplandish

lapland-owl

lapland-owls

laplet

laplike

lapling

laplings

laplink cable

laplink

lapm

lapmark

lapmarks

lap-of-honor

lap-of-luxury

lapp

lappa

lappaceous

lappas

lapped

lappeenranta

lappel

lappels

lapper

lappered

lappering

lappers

lappet

lappeted

lappet-faced vulture

lappeting

lappet-moth

lappet-moths

lappets

lappic

lappie

lappies

lapping

lappings

lappish

lappishness

lappland

lapponian

lapponic

lap-pool

lapps

lappy

lap-record

lap-records

laprobe

laprobes

la-prouse-strait

laps of honor

laps of honour

laps

lapsable

lapsang

lapsang-souchong

lapsarian

lapsarians

lap-sash-seatbelt

lap-sash-seatbelts

lapse rates

lapse

lapsed

lapser

lapse-rate

lapsers

lapses

lapseth

lapsful

lapsible

lapsided

lapsing

lapstone

lapstones

lapstrake

lapstrakes

lapstreak

lapstreaks

lapsus

lapsus-calami

lapsus-digiti

lapsus-digitorum

lapsus-lingu

lapsus-linguae

lapsus-muris

lapsus-plum

lapsus-plumae

laptev-sea

lapti

laptop computer

laptop convertible

laptop cooler

laptop hybrid

laptop tablet

laptop

laptop-computers

laptop-hobo

laptop-hobos

laptopless

laptoplike

laptops

laptop-to-tv

laptronica

lapunyah

lapunyahs

lap-up

laputa

laputan

laputans

lapward

lapwing

lapwings

lapwork

laquay

laquays

laquear

laquearian

laquears

laqueary

l-aquila

laquinimod

laquisha

lar

lara

laramidia

laramie

larazotide

larb

larboard

larbs

larcener

larceners

larcenies

larcenist

larcenists

larcenous

larcenously

larceny

larch

larchen

larches

larchlike

lard

lardacein

lardaceous

lardarse

lardarses

lardass

lard-ass

lardasses

lardball

lardballs

lardboy

lardboys

lardbutt

lardbutts

larded

larder beetle

larder beetles

larder

larderellite

larderer

larderers

larderies

larders

lardery

lardies

lardil

larding

lardizabalaceae

lardless

lardlike

lardner ringgold wilmer

lardner

lardo

lardon

lardoon

lardoons

lardos

lardries

lardry

lards

lardy bread

lardy

lardy-cake

lare

laredo

laren

lares and penates

lares

larf

larfed

larfs

largando

large account reseller

large bonitos

large bowels

large business enterprise

large calorie

large cap

large cell carcinoma

large chequered skipper

large footprint

large grizzled skipper

large grizzled skippers

large quasar group

large twayblade

large twayblades

large

large-and-in-charge

large-blue

large-blues

large-bonito

large-bowel

large-caps

large-format printer

large-format

large-group-awareness-training

large-group-awareness-trainings

large-headed-water-snake

large-headed-water-snakes

largehearted

large-hearted

large-heartedness

large-heath

large-heaths

large-intestine

large-intestines

largeish

largeleaf

largely

large-magellanic-cloud

large-minded

large-mnsterlnder

large-mnsterlnders

largemouth (black) bass

largemouth

largemouth-bass

largemouths

largen

largened

largeness

largening

largenose

largens

large-offspring-syndrome

larger Pacific striped octopus

larger Pacific striped octopuses

larger-bindweed

larger-than-life

large-scale

large-scale-integration

large-skipper

large-skippers

largess

largesse

largesses

larget

large-tailed-antshrike

large-tailed-antshrikes

large-tortoiseshell

large-tortoiseshells

largets

large-white

large-whites

larghetto

larghissimo

lar-gibbon

lar-gibbons

largid

largids

largifical

largiloquent

largish

largition

largo

lari

lariam

lariat ethers

lariat

lariat-ether

lariats

lariciresinol

lariciresinols

larid

laridae

laridine

larids

larikin

larimar

larina

larine

la-rioja

larisa

larisaite

lariscus

larissa

larix

larixinic

lark

larkana-division

larked

larker

larkers

larkily

larkin philip arthur

larkin

larkinesque

larking

larkings

larkinian

larkish

larklike

lark's tongue

larks

lark-s-heel

lark-s-heels

larkspur

larkspurs

larky

larmier

larmiers

larmor-precession

larn

larned

larnin

larnite

larnites

larns

larnt

la-rochelle

laroid

laropiprant

larosite

larosterna

larosterna-inca

larotaxel

larousse pierre athanase

larousse

larp

larped

larper

larpers

larping

larps

larpurlartism

larrabee

larries

larrigan

larrikin

larrikinism

larrikins

larrup

larruped

larruping

larrupped

larrupping

larrups

larry

larry-dooley

lars

Larsen effect

Larsen syndrome

larsenite

larson

larsson carl

lart

larts

larum

larum-bell

larums

larupped

larus

larus-argentatus

larus-armenicus

larus-atlanticus

larus-belcheri

larus-cachinnans

larus-californicus

larus-canus

larus-crassirostris

larus-delawarensis

larus-dominicanus

larus-fuscus

larus-glaucescens

larus-glaucoides

larus-heermanni

larus-hyperboreus

larus-livens

larus-marinus

larus-michahellis

larus-occidentalis

larus-pacificus

larus-schistisagus

-la-russe

larus-smithsonianus

larus-thayeri

larus-vegae

larv

larva

larvacean

larvaceans

larvacidal

larvacide

larvacides

larvae

larval

larvally

larvas

larvated

larve

larvicidal

larvicide

larvicides

larviciding

larviculture

larviform

larvikite

larvikites

larviparous

larvivore

larvivores

larvivorous

laryngeal

laryngeally

laryngeal-prominence

laryngeal-prominences

laryngeals

laryngean

laryngectomee

laryngectomees

laryngectomies

laryngectomy

larynges

laryngitic

laryngitis

laryngo-

laryngofissure

laryngofissures

laryngograph

laryngographic

laryngographs

laryngography

laryngological

laryngologist

laryngologists

laryngology

laryngomalacia

laryngopharyngeal

laryngopharyngectomy

laryngopharynx

laryngophone

laryngophony

laryngoplasty

laryngorrhoea

laryngoscope

laryngoscopes

laryngoscopic

laryngoscopies

laryngoscopist

laryngoscopists

laryngoscopy

laryngospasm

laryngospasms

laryngospastic

laryngostomy

laryngotome

laryngotomes

laryngotomies

laryngotomy

laryngotracheal

laryngotracheitis

laryngotracheobronchitis

laryngotracheobronchopneumonitis

laryngotracheotomies

laryngotracheotomy

larynx

larynxes

larypgismus

las casas bartolome de

las casas

las cruces

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

las palmas

Las Vegas effect

las

lasa

lasagna code

lasagna

lasagnas

lasagne

lasalle

lasallian

lasallians

lasalocid

lascar

lascars

lascaux

lascious

lasciviency

lascivient

lascivious

lasciviously

lasciviousness

lascivities

lascivity

lase

lased

lasek

laser card

laser cards

laser copier

laser copiers

laser diode

laser disc

laser discs

laser event recorder

laser eye surgeries

laser harp

laser harps

laser hdtv

laser intelligence

laser jet printer

laser jet

laser mouse

laser phosphor display

laser printer

laser pump

laser radar

laser rot

laser sight

laser sintering

laser surgeries

laser technology

laser trap

laser tuning

laser turntable

laser tv

laser weapon

laser

laserable

laserbeam

laser-beam

laserbeams

laser-beams

laser-class printer

laser-cooling

laser-diodes

laserdisc

laserdiscs

lasered

laser-eye-surgery

lasergun

laser-gun

laserguns

laser-guns

lasering

laserjet printer

laserjet

laserjets

laserless

laserlike

lasermaster

laser-pen

laser-pens

laserpitium

laser-plasma-accelerator

laser-pointer

laser-pointers

laser-printers

laserproof

laserpuncture

lasers

laser-surgery

laser-tag

laserwort

laserworts

laserwriter

lases

lash curlers

lash oneself to the mast

lash together

lash

lash-curler

lash-down

lashed oneself to the mast

lashed together

lashed

lashed-out

lasher

lashers

lashes oneself to the mast

lashes together

lashes

lashes-out

lashing oneself to the mast

lashing together

lashing

lashingly

lashing-out

lashings

lashkar

lashless

lashlike

lashline

lash-line

lashlines

lash-lines

lash-out

lasht

lash-up

lashups

lash-ups

lashwise

lasik

lasinavir

lasing

lasiocampid

lasiocampids

lasiocarpine

lasix

lask

lasket

laskets

laski

lasks

lasmiditan

lasofoxifene

l-asparaginase

la-spezia

lass

lassa-fever

lassalle ferdinand

lassalle

lassa-virus

lassen peak

lasses

lassi

lassie

lassies

lassis

lassitude

lassitudes

lasslorn

lasso peptide

lasso peptides

lasso

lasso-cell

lasso-cells

lassoed

lassoes

lassoing

lassoings

lassolike

lassoo

lassos

lassus roland de

lassy

last antecedent rule

last big thing

last big things

last but one

last calls

last cast

last casts

last chance saloon

last clear chance doctrine

last day

last eights

last fours

last hurrahs

last I checked

last in, first out

last judgment

last laugh

last man standing

last meals

last mile

last miles

last nail in the coffin

last notice day

last photon orbit

last quarters

last resorts

last sixteens

last stand

last stands

last survivor

last time I checked

last trumps

last will and testament

last.fm

last

lastage

lastages

last-born

lastborns

last-burst-of-fire

last-bursts-of-fire

last-but-not-least

last-call

last-ditch

lasted

last-eight

laster

lasters

lastery

lastest

lasteth

last-four

last-gasp

last-hurrah

lasting

lastingly

lastingness

lastings

lastly

last-meal

last-minute

last-name

last-names

lastness

last-night

last-of-the-big-spenders

last-orders

last-out

last-post

last-posts

last-prophet

last-quarter

last-resort

last-respects

last-rites

lasts

last-sermon

last-sixteen

last-straw

last-supper

last-thing

last-thing-one-needs

last-thursdayism

last-time

last-trump

last-word

last-words

last-year

las-vegan

las-vegas

las-vegas-algorithm

lat

lata

latah

latahs

latakia

latakian

latakias

latamoxef

latanoprost

latastia

latch keys

latch

latched

latched-on

latches onto

latches

latches-on

latchet

latcheth

latchets

latchford

latching

latching-on

latchings

latchkey

latch-key

latchkey-child

latch-key-child

latchkey-children

latch-key-children

latchkey-kid

latchkey-kids

latchkeys

latch-on

latch-onto

latchstring

latchstrings

late antique

late binding

late blight

Late Bronze Age collapse

late capitalism

late capitalisms

late greek

late hebrew

late modern english

late modern

late modernity

late position

late riser

late risers

late tackles

late to the party

late wood

late

late-antiquity

late-bloomer

late-bloomers

late-bound

latecomer

latecomers

lated

lateef

late-egyptian

lateen

lateener

lateeners

lateen-rigged

lateens

late-innings

lateish

late-lamented

late-latin

lately

late-middle-ages

late-model

laten

latence

latencies

latency period

latency

lateness

late-night

latent ambiguity

latent defect

latent heats

latent image

latent learning

latent period

latent reflex

latent variable

latent variables

latent

latent-heat

latently

late-on

later

latera

laterad

lateral bud

lateral cuneiform bones

lateral gene transfers

lateral mal

lateral malleoli

lateral malleolus

lateral mark

lateral marks

lateral meristems

lateral passes

lateral scale

lateral sclerosis

lateral strata

lateral sulci

lateral support

lateral transfers

lateral

lateral-aberration

lateral-aberrations

lateral-area

lateral-areas

lateral-cuneiform-bone

lateraled

lateral-gene-transfer

lateral-geniculate-nucleus

lateraling

lateralisation

lateralisations

lateralities

laterality

lateralization

lateralizations

lateralize

lateralized

lateralizes

lateralizing

lateralled

lateral-line

lateral-lines

lateralling

laterallus

laterallus-albigularis

laterallus-exilis

laterallus-fasciatus

laterallus-jamaicensis

laterallus-leucopyrrhus

laterallus-levraudi

laterallus-melanophaius

laterallus-ruber

laterallus-spilonotus

laterallus-tuerosi

laterallus-viridis

laterallus-xenopterus

laterally

lateral-meristem

lateral-pass

lateral-pectoral-nerve

lateral-pectoral-nerves

lateral-raise

lateral-raises

lateral-rectus

laterals

lateral-stratum

lateral-stratums

lateral-sulcus

lateral-thinking

lateral-transfer

lateralward

lateran council

lateran

latered

laterigrade

laterite

laterites

lateritic

lateritious

laterization

laternulid

laternulids

latero

laterocollis

laterodorsal

lateroflexion

lateromedial

later-on

lateropulsion

lateropulsions

laterosphenoid

laterosphenoids

laters

later-stage financing

lates

latescence

latescent

lates-niloticus

latest

late-stage capitalism

late-tackle

late-term

late-type-star

late-unpleasantness

late-unpleasantnesses

late-wake

late-wakes

lateward

latewood

latewoods

latex paint

latex

latexes

latexwear

latgalian

latgalians

lath nails

lath

Latham loop

lathami

lathamus

lathamus-discolor

lath-brick

lath-bricks

lathe carriers

lathe

lathe-carrier

lathed

lathelike

lather

latherable

lathered

lathered-up

lathering

latherings

lathering-up

latherless

lather-rinse-repeat

lathers

lathers-up

lather-up

lathery

lathes

lathework

lathi

lathier

lathing

lathings

lathis

lathlike

lath-nail

lathosterol

lathrotriccus

laths

lathwork

lathworks

lathy

lathyrism

lathyritic

lathyrus

lati

latian

latibulize

latibulized

latibulizes

latibulizing

latibulum

latic

latices

laticifer

laticiferous

laticifers

laticlave

laticlaves

laticostate

latics

latid

latidae

latids

latifoliate

latifolous

latifundia

latifundial

latifundio

latifundism

latifundista

latifundium

latigo

latiid

latiids

latilla

latimer hugh

latimer

latimeria

latimerid

latimerids

latimers

latimore

latin church

latin father

Latin freestyle

Latin lover

Latin notary

latin quarter

latin square

latin

latina

latin-alphabet

latin-alphabets

latin-alphas

latin-america

latin-american and caribbean network information center

latin-american

latin-americans

latin-american-spanish

latinas

latinate

latin-cross

latindom

latine

latines

latinisation

latinisations

latinise

latinised

latinises

latinising

latinism

latinisms

latinist

latinistic

latinists

latinity

latinization

latinizations

latinize

latinized

latinizes

latinizing

latinly

latin-name

latin-names

latino

latino-faliscan

latinophone

latino-punic

latinos

latino-sine-flexione

latin-rite

latin-rites

latins

latin-script

latinx

lation

latiscopid

latiscopids

latish

latissimi-dorsi

latissimus-dorsi

latisternal

latitancy

latitant

latitat

latitation

latitats

latitude by account

latitude

latitudes by account

latitudes

latitudinal

latitudinally

latitudinarian

latitudinarianism

latitudinarians

latitudinous

latium

latiumite

lative

lative-case

latively

latka

latkas

latke

latkes

laton

latonia

latonya

latosol

latosolic

latosols

latourian

latoya

la-toya

latrant

latrants

latrappite

latrate

latrated

latrating

latration

latrations

latred

la-treille

latreilliid

latreilliids

latrepirdine

latreutical

latria

latrid

latridiid

latridiids

latrids

latrine

latrines

latrobe benjamin henry

latrobe

latrociny

latrodectinae

latrodectism

latrodectus

latrophilin

latrophilins

latrorse

latrotoxin

latrotoxins

latrunculin

latrunculins

-latry

lats

latte art

latte arts

latte liberal

latte liberals

latte

latte-factor

latte-macchiato

latten

latter ends

latter

latter-day

latter-day-saint

latter-day-saints

latter-end

latterly

lattermath

lattermaths

latterness

lattes

lattice Boltzmann method

lattice Boltzmann methods

lattice bridge

lattice bridges

lattice constants

lattice crust

lattice energies

lattice girders

lattice leaf

lattice theories

lattice theory

lattice

lattice-constant

latticed

lattice-energy

lattice-girder

latticelike

lattice-point

lattice-points

lattices

lattice-window

latticework

lattice-work

latticeworks

latticing

latticings

latticinio

lattimore

latus

latus-rectum

latv

latvia

latvian

latvianness

latvians

latvian-ssr

lauan

lauans

laubierinid

laubierinids

laud william

laud

laudability

laudable

laudableness

laudably

laudanine

laudanosine

laudanum

laudanumed

laudanuming

laudat

laudation

laudations

laudative

laudatives

laudator

laudators

laudatory

lauded

lauder

lauders

lauding

laudingly

laudits

lauds

laue max theodore felix von

laueite

laugh at

laugh away

laugh before breakfast, cry before supper

laugh die me

laugh line

laugh machines

laugh on the other side of one's face

laugh on the wrong side of one's mouth

laugh out of the other side of one's mouth

laugh riot

laugh riots

laugh tracks

laugh with

laugh

laughability

laughable

laughableness

laughably

laugh-all-the-way-to-the-bank

laugh-a-minute

laughathon

laughathons

laugh-d

laugh-down

laughe

laughed at

laughed like a drain

laughed off

laughed with

laughed

laughed-out-of-court

laughen

laugher

laughers

laughest

laugheth

laughin

laughing academies

laughing academy

laughing all the way to the bank

laughing at

laughing death

laughing group

laughing groups

laughing hyaenas

laughing kookaburras

laughing like a drain

laughing off

laughing sickness

laughing stalk

laughing stocks

laughing with

laughing

laughing-dove

laughing-doves

laughing-eyed

laughing-falcon

laughing-falcons

laughing-gas

laughing-gear

laughing-geese

laughing-goose

laughing-gull

laughing-gulls

laughing-heir

laughing-heirs

laughing-heir-statute

laughing-heir-statutes

laughing-hyaena

laughing-hyena

laughing-hyenas

laughing-jackass

laughing-jackasses

laughing-kookaburra

laughingly

laughing-out-of-court

laughing-owl

laughing-owls

laughings

laughingstock

laughing-stock

laughingstocks

laugh-in-one-s-sleeve

laughless

laugh-like-a-drain

laugh-like-a-hyena

laughline

laugh-machine

laugh-off

laughometer

laughometers

laugh-one-s-head-off

laugh-out-of-court

laughs at

laughs like a drain

laughs off

laughs with

laughs

laughsome

laughs-out-of-court

laughster

laughsters

laught

laughter is the best medicine

laughter

laughterful

laughterless

laughter-lines

laughters

laughton

laugh-track

laughtre

laugh-up-one-s-sleeve

laughworthy

lauhala

lauhalas

lauje

lauk

laulau

laumonite

laumontite

laumontites

launayite

launce

launcegaye

launces

launcet

launcets

launch cable

launch complexes

launch loop

launch loops

launch lug

launch lugs

launch one's lunch

launch parties

launch vehicles

launch

launchable

launch-complex

launched

launcher

launchers

launches

launchest

launcheth

launch-game

launch-games

launching pad

launching

launchings

launchpad

launch-pad

launchpads

launch-pads

launch-party

launcht

launch-vehicle

launch-window

launch-windows

laund

launder

launderability

launderable

laundered money

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Lebsche knife

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lecanoromycetes

lecanoromycetidae

lecce

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leccinum-scabrum

leccinum-variicolor

lecco

leccy

lech

le-chatelier-s-principle

leche

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lecherer

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lecithin

lecithinase

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lecithocerid

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lecithotrophy

lecky

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Leclanché cell

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lecythidaceae

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led backlit tv

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led dlp

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LED vs. OLED

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Lee algorithm

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Lee-Boot effect

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leeward

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lefebvrist

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Lefschetz fixed-point theorem

lefse

left a lot to be desired

left anarchism

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left face

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left someone cold

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leftfield

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left-hand

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legend in one's own lifetime

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Legendre polynomial

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Legendre transformation

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Legendre's differential equation

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leger alexis saint-leger

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legerdemain

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legerity

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leges

leg-extension

leg-extensions

Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease

Legg-Calvé-Perthes syndrome

legg-calv-perthes-disease

legg-calv-perthes-syndrome

legged

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leggers

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Legion of Honour

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legionella

legionellae

legionellosis

legionnaire hats

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legionnaires-disease

legion-of-honor

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legitimacy

legitimate theater

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legitimises

legitimising

legitimism

legitimisms

legitimist

legitimists

legitimity

legitimization

legitimizations

legitimize

legitimized

legitimizer

legitimizers

legitimizes

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legitly

legless

legless-lizard

leglessly

leglessness

leglike

leglock

leglocks

legman

leg-man

legmen

leg-men

legnica

le-god

leg-of-mutton fist

leg-of-mutton

leg-of-mutton-sleeve

legoland

legolands

leg-o'-mutton sleeve

legong

legplate

legplates

leg-press

leg-presses

leg-pull

legrandite

legroom

legrope

leg-rope

legs

legs-eleven

legshow

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leg-side

leg-slip

leg-slips

leg-spin

legspinner

leg-spinner

legspinners

leg-spinners

leg-stump

leguaan

leguaans

leguleian

leguleians

legume family

legume

legumen

legumens

legumes

legumin

leguminosae

leguminous

legumins

legundi

leg-up

legwarmer

leg-warmer

legwarmers

leg-warmers

legwear

legwork

leg-work

lehar franz

lehár

le-havre

leh-district

lehendakari

lehendakaris

lehenga

lehengas

lehi

lehigh river

lehigh

lehman brothers commercial mortgage-backed securities index

lehman brothers emerging markets index

lehmannii

lehnerite

lehnga

lehngas

lehr

lehrs

lehua

lei

leia

leibniz gottfried wilhelm von

Leibniz wheel

leibniz

leibnizian

leibniz-s-law

leicester

leicestershire

leics

Leiden jar

leiden

Leidenfrost effects

leidenfrost-effect

leidy

leif ericson

leif

leifite

Leigh disease

leigh vivien

leigh

leighton

leightonite

leila

leilani

leinamycin

Leiner's disease

leinsdorf erich

leinster

leinsterman

leinsterwoman

leint

leinted

leinting

leints

leio

leiodid

leiodids

leiognathid

leiognathidae

leiognathids

leiolejeunea

leiomyoma

leiomyomas

leiomyomata

leiomyomatoses

leiomyomatosis

leiomyosarcoma

leiomyosarcomas

leiomyosarcomata

leiopelmatid

leiopelmatids

leiopyrrole

leiosporoceros

leiosporocerotaceae

leiosporocerotales

leiosporocerotopsida

leiothrichidae

leiothrix

leiotrichous

leipoa

leipoa-ocellata

leipon

leipothymic

leipsic

leipzig

leis

Leishman stain

leishmania

leishmanias

leishmaniases

leishmaniasis

leisingite

leister

leisters

leisurable

leisurably

leisure centers

leisure centre

leisure centres

leisure suits

leisure time

leisure

leisure-center

leisured

leisureless

leisureliness

leisurely

leisureness

leisures

leisure-suit

leisurewear

leisurist

leisurists

leiteite

leith

leitmotif

leitmotifs

leitmotiv

leitmotivs

leitrim

leix

leizhou peninsula

leizhou

lejeunea

lejeuneaceae

lek paradox

lek

lekgotla

lekgotlas

lekhitic

lekked

lekker

lekking

leks

lekvar

lekvars

lekythos

lel

lela

leleupi

le-ll

lely

lem stanislaw

lem

l-e-m

lema

lemaitre georges henri

lemalesomab

leman

lemandarin

lemans

le-mans

lemanskiite

lembert suture

lembidium

lemel

lemer

Lemierre's syndrome

lemieux mario

lemko

lemkos

lemma

lemman

lemmas

lemmata

lemmatisation

lemmatise

lemmatised

lemmatiser

lemmatisers

lemmatises

lemmatising

lemmatization

lemmatize

lemmatized

lemmatizer

lemmatizers

lemmatizes

lemmatizing

lemme

lemmie

lemming

lemminglike

lemmings

lemmini

lemmus

lemmus-lemmus

Lemnian earth

lemnian

lemnians

lemniscal

lemniscata

lemniscate

lemniscate-of-bernoulli

lemniscates

lemniscates-of-bernoulli

lemniscatic

lemnisci

lemniscus

lemnos

lemoine-hexagon

lemoine-hexagons

lemon ant

lemon ants

lemon balms

lemon butter

lemon chicken

lemon chiffons

lemon clovers

lemon curds

lemon eucalyptus

lemon eucalyptuses

lemon geranium

lemon geraniums

lemon grass

lemon myrtle

lemon myrtles

lemon pepper

lemon plait

lemon sodas

lemon soles

lemon squeezers

lemon stick

lemon thyme

lemon thymes

lemon yellow

lemon

lemonade

lemonades

lemonal

lemonary

lemon-balm

lemon-basil

lemon-basils

lemon-cheese

lemon-chiffon

lemon-clover

lemon-curd

lemon-drop

lemon-drops

lemongrass

lemongrasses

lemoniid

lemoniids

lemoniness

lemonize

lemonized

lemonizes

lemonizing

lemon-juice

lemon-juices

lemon-law

lemon-laws

lemonless

lemonlike

lemon-meringue-pie

lemon-meringue-pies

lemon-platt

lemons

lemon-shark

lemon-sharks

lemon-socialism

lemon-soda

lemon-sole

lemon-squeezer

lemon-test

lemon-verbena

lemon-verbenas

lemonwood

lemonwoods

lemony fresh

lemony

lemoynite

lempel ziv

lempira

lempiras

lemple-ziv

lemple-ziv-welch

lemuel

lemur

lemures

lemuresthes

lemuria

lemurian

lemurians

lemurid

lemuridae

lemuridous

lemurids

lemuriform

lemuriformes

lemuriforms

lemurine

lemurlike

lemuroid

lemuroidea

lemuroids

lemurs

len

lena

lenaite

lenalidomide

lenape

lenapes

Lenard ray

Lenard rays

Lenard tube

lend

lendable

lend-a-hand

lend-a-helping-hand

lend-an-ear

lende

lended

lendee

lendees

lender of last resort

lender

lenders

lendeth

lending libraries

lending

lending-a-hand

lending-an-ear

lending-hand

lending-hands

lending-library

lendings

lend-itself-to

lendl ivan

lend-lease

lends

lends-a-hand

lends-an-ear

lene

l'enfant pierre charles

l'enfant

lenga beech

lenga

lengenbachite

lengilu

l'engle madeleine

length contractions

length of days

length operator

length scales

length

lengthed

lengthen

lengthenable

lengthened

lengthener

lengtheners

lengthenest

lengtheneth

lengthening

lengthenings

lengthens

lengthful

lengthily

lengthiness

lengthless

lengthly

lengthman

length-overall

lengths overall

lengths

lengthscale

length-scale

lengthscales

lengthsman

lengthways

lengthwise

lengthy

lenience

leniences

leniencies

leniency

lenient

leniently

lenients

lenified

lenifies

lenify

lenifying

leni-lenape

leniment

leniments

lenin peak

lenin vladimir ilich

lenin

leninakan

leningrad

leningradite

leninian

leninism

leninist

leninists

lenis

lenite

lenited

lenites

lenities

leniting

lenition

lenitions

lenitive

lenitiveness

lenitives

lenitude

lenity

lenkoran

lennard

Lennard-Jones potential

lennilenapeite

lennon john

lennon

lennow

lennox

lennox-gastaut-syndrome

lenns

lenny

leno

lenoblite

lenocinant

lenograstim

Lenoir

lenore

lenovo

lenperone

lens brush

lens brushes

lens camera

lens caps

lens conversion factor

lens factor

lens flare

lens flares

lens lice

lens louse

lens multiplier

lens

lens-blank

lens-blanks

lensboard

lens-board

lensboards

lens-boards

lens-cap

lens-culinaris

lense

lensectomy

lensed

lenseless

lenses

lensing

lensings

lensless

lenslet

lenslike

lensmaker

lensmakers

lensmaking

lens-style camera

lent

lent-a-hand

lental

lentamente

lentando

lent-an-ear

lenten

lenten-fare

lenten-moon

lententide

lentic

lenticel

lenticellate

lenticelle

lenticelles

lenticels

lenticula

lenticular 3d

lenticular images

lenticular lens

lenticular printing

lenticular

lenticular-cloud

lenticular-clouds

lenticular-galaxies

lenticular-galaxy

lenticular-image

lenticularis

lenticularly

lenticulars

lenticulate

lenticule

lentiform nucleus

lentiform

lentigines

lentiginose

lentiginosis

lentiginous

lentigo

lentigos

lentil shells

lentil

lentils

lentil-shell

lentinan

lentinans

lentinula

lentinula-edodes

lentiscus

lentisk

lentisks

lentissimo

lentitude

lentivector

lentivectors

lentiviral

lentivirally

lentivirus

lentiviruses

lent-lilies

lent-lily

lento

lentoid

lentor

lentour

lentous

lenya lotte

lenz-s-law

leo i

leo x

leo

leod

leodensian

leodensians

leodiensian

leodiensians

leogangite

leomania

leo-minor

leon

le-on

leona

leonard ray charles

leonard

leonardesque

leonardina

leonardite

leonardo da vinci

Leonardo numbers

leonardo

leonardo-number

leoncavallo ruggero

leoncavallo

leonced

leone sergio

leone

leones

leonese

leonhardite

leonian

leonians

leonid

leonidas i

leonidas

leonidi

leonidio

leonidion

leonids

leonie

leonine rhyme

Leonine verse

leonine

leoninely

leoninity

leonis

leonis-minoris

leonite

leonora

leonore

leontief wassily

leontief

leontiniid

leontiniids

leontomorphic

leontopodium

leonurus

leopard crawl

leopard frogs

leopard geckos

leopard lilies

leopard lily

leopard lizard

leopard lizards

leopard man

leopard men

leopard moth

leopard slug

leopard slugs

leopard

leopard-cat

leopard-cats

leopardess

leopardesses

leopard-frog

leopard-gecko

leopardi

leopardlike

leopard's bane

leopards

leopardsbane

leopardsbanes

leopard-seal

leopard-seals

leopard-shark

leopard-sharks

leopardskin

leopardskins

leopardus

leopardus-geoffroyi

leopardus-guigna

leopardus-jacobitus

leopardus-wiedii

leopardwood

leopold aldo

leopold i

leopold ii

leopold

léopoldville

leora

leos

leotard

leotarded

leotardlike

leotards

leoville

lep

lepadid

lepadids

lepadite

lepadites

lepadoid

lepadoids

lepadotemachoselachogaleokranioleipsanodrimypotrimmatosilphiotyromelitokatakechymenokichlepikossyphophattoperisteralektryonoptokephaliokinklopeleiolagoiosiraiobaphetragalopterygon

lepal

lepanto

lepas

lepases

lepcha

leper colony

leper

lepered

leperous

lepers

lepetellid

lepetellids

lepetid

lepetids

lepetodrilid

lepetodrilids

lepicerid

lepicerids

lepicolea

lepicoleaceae

lepid

lepidic

lepidine

lepidines

lepidium

lepidium-sativum

lepido

lepidocolaptes

lepidocrocite

lepidocrocites

lepidodendrid

lepidodendrids

lepidodendroid

lepidodendroids

lepidogyna

lepidolaena

lepidolaenaceae

lepidolejeunea

lepidolite

lepidolites

lepidomelane

lepidomelanes

lepidophagy

lepidopter

lepidoptera

lepidopteral

lepidopteran

lepidopterans

lepidopterist

lepidopterists

lepidopterology

lepidopterous

lepidopters

lepidoptery

lepidopyga

lepidosaur

lepidosauria

lepidosauromorph

lepidosauromorpha

lepidosauromorphs

lepidosaurs

lepidosiren

lepidosirenid

lepidosirenids

lepidosirens

lepidote

lepidoteuthid

lepidoteuthids

lepidothrix

lepidotrichia

lepidozia

lepidoziaceae

lepidus marcus aemilius

lepidus

lepilemurid

lepilemurids

lepiotoid

lepirudin

lepismatid

lepismatids

lepismoid

lepisosteid

lepisosteids

lepodactylid

lepodactylids

lepontic

lepontine alps

leporid

leporidae

leporids

leporiform

leporine

leporiphobia

leporis

lepospondyl

lepospondyli

lepospondyls

lepper

leppers

leppies

leppy

lepra

leprechaun

leprechaunology

leprechauns

leprechology

lepries

leprology

leprosaria

leprosarium

leprosariums

leprose

leprosied

leprosies

leprosity

leprostatic

leprosy

leprosylike

leprotic

leprous

leprously

lepry

leps

-lepsy

lept

lepta

leptasthenura

leptic

leptiform

leptin

leptinemia

leptins

leptis magna

lepto-

leptocardian

leptocardians

leptocephali

leptocephalus

leptoceratops

leptoceratopsid

leptoceratopsidae

leptoceratopsids

leptocerid

leptocerids

leptochariid

leptochariids

leptochitonid

leptochitonids

leptoclase

leptocoma

leptocurare

leptocystidia

leptocystidium

leptodactylid

leptodactylids

leptodactylous

leptodermous

leptodon

leptodon-cayanensis

leptodon-forbesi

leptodorid

leptodoridae

leptodorids

leptogenesis

leptogenic

leptogluon

leptogluons

leptohyphid

leptohyphids

leptokurtic

leptokurtosis

leptokurtotic

leptolejeunea

leptolepid

leptolepids

leptolithic

leptology

leptoma

leptomata

leptomeningeal

leptomeninges

leptomeningitides

leptomeningitis

leptomorphic

leptomorphically

leptomycin

lepton numbers

lepton

leptonema

leptonemas

leptonetid

leptonetids

leptonic

leptonically

leptonless

lepton-number

leptons

leptophilic

leptophis

leptophis-ahaetulla

leptophlebiid

leptophlebiids

leptophobic

leptophos

leptophyllopsis

leptophyllous

leptopilina

leptopoecile

leptopogon

leptoproduction

leptopterus

leptoptilos

leptoptilos-crumeniferus

leptoptilos-dubius

leptoptilos-javanicus

leptoquark

leptoquarks

leptorhine

leptosadism

leptoscopid

leptoscopids

leptoscyphopsis

leptoscyphus

leptosittaca

leptosittaca-branickii

leptosol

leptosols

leptosomatic

leptosomatid

leptosomatids

leptosomatiformes

leptosome

leptosomidae

leptosomus

leptospermum-scoparium

leptospire

leptospires

leptospiroses

leptospirosis

leptospirotic

leptosporangia

leptosporangiate

leptosporangium

leptotene

leptotila

leptotila-battyi

leptotila-cassinii

leptotila-conoveri

leptotila-jamaicensis

leptotila-megalura

leptotila-ochraceiventris

leptotila-pallida

leptotila-plumbeiceps

leptotila-rufaxilla

leptotila-verreauxi

leptotila-wellsi

leptotyphlopid

leptotyphlopidae

leptotyphlopids

leptotyphlops

lepturus

leptynite

leptynites

lepus

lepus-californicus

lepus-capensis

lepus-europaeus

ler

lercanidipine

lerdelimumab

lere

lergotrile

lérida

leridistim

lerisetron

lerky

lermontov mikhail yurievich

lermontov

lermontovian

lermontovite

lermoyez syndrome

lernaeodiscid

lernaeodiscids

lernaeopodid

lernaeopodids

lernean

lerneans

lerner alan jay

leroi

le-roi

leroy

le-roy

lerp

lerps

lerret

lerrets

lersivirine

lerwa

lerwa-lerwa

lerwick

les jeux sont faits

les

lesage alain rene

lesage

lesath

lesbia

lesbian bed death

lesbian lizard

lesbian lizards

Lesbian rule

Lesbian rules

lesbian until graduation

lesbian

lesbianhood

lesbianic

lesbianish

lesbianism

lesbianisms

lesbianization

lesbianize

lesbianized

lesbianizes

lesbianizing

lesbianness

lesbians until graduation

lesbians

lesbianship

lesbie

lesbies

lesbigay

lesbigays

lesbionic

lesbo

lesboeufs

lesbonian

lesbophile

lesbophiles

lesbophilia

lesbophobe

lesbophobes

lesbophobia

lesbos

lesby

lesch-nyhan-syndrome

lescol

lese majesty

lese

lese-majeste

lesene

lesenes

lesghian

lesghians

leshies

leshy

le-sigh

lesion

lesional

lesioned

lesioning

lesionless

lesionlike

lesions

lesk

lesks

lesley

leslie

lesogaberan

lesopitron

lesothan

lesothans

lesotho

lespedeza

lespedeza-capitata

lespedezas

l-esprit-de-l-escalier

l-esprit-d-escalier

lesquerella

lesquerolic-acid

less so

less than symbol

less than truckload

less thans

less

less-and-less

less-developed countries

lessee

lessees

lessen

lessened

lessener

lesseners

lessenest

lesseneth

lessening

lessenings

lessens

lesseps ferdinand marie de

lesseps

lessepsian

lesser anteaters

lesser ape

lesser bilbies

lesser black-backed gull

lesser black-backed gulls

lesser chinchilla

lesser chinchillas

lesser clubmoss

lesser crested tern

lesser crested terns

lesser flamingos

lesser galangal

lesser goldfinch

lesser goldfinches

lesser grey shrike

lesser grey shrikes

lesser included offences

lesser included offense

lesser jacana

lesser kestrel

lesser kestrels

lesser kudu

lesser kudus

lesser mortal

lesser mortals

lesser multangular

lesser multangulars

lesser omentum

lesser prairie chicken

lesser redpoll

lesser redpolls

lesser rhea

lesser rheas

lesser roadrunner

lesser scaups

lesser slave lake

lesser spotted eagle

lesser trochanter

lesser white-fronted goose

lesser whitethroat

lesser whitethroats

lesser

lesser-anteater

lesser-antillean

lesser-antilles

lesser-arcana

lesser-armenia

lesser-bilby

lesser-caucasus

lesser-celandine

lesser-celandines

lesser-evil

lesser-evilism

lesser-flamingo

lesser-included-offence

lesser-included-offenses

lesserness

lesser-nothura

lesser-nothuras

lesser-of-two-evils

lesser-panda

lesser-pandas

lesser-poland

lessers

lesser-saphenous-vein

lesser-saphenous-veins

lesser-scaup

lesser-seal-script

lesser-spotted-woodpecker

lesser-spotted-woodpeckers

lesser-vestibular-glands

lesser-yellowlegs

lesses

lessie

lessies

lessing doris may taylor

lessing gotthold ephraim

lessing

lessingian

less-n

lessness

lesson plans

lesson

lessoned

lessonia

lessoning

lessonings

lesson-plan

lessons

lessons-learned

lessor

lessors

lessour

lesspeople

lessperson

lesspersons

less-than

less-than-stellar

less-than-three

less-than-threed

less-than-threeing

less-than-threes

lest

lestaurtinib

lester

lesteri

lestid

lestids

l-estimator

lestoidea

lestrygonian

lestrygonians

lest-we-forget

lesukite

lesula

lesulas

les-ultimes-avertissements

lesund

lesuth

lesviot

lesviots

lesvonian

lesvonians

let down

let fluffy off the chain

let George do it

let he who is without sin cast the first stone

let in

let it be known

let off

let one go

let one off

let one's guard down

let one's short back and sides down

let out

let past

let someone down gently

let someone go

let the cat out

let the devil out

let the dice fall where they may

let the door hit you where the good Lord split you

let the grass grow round one's feet

let the matter drop

let the sleeping dogs lie

let them have it

let up

let us

let well alone

let well enough alone

let

let-alone

let-along

let-be

let-blood

let-bygones-be-bygones

letch

letcha

letched

letches

letching

letchy

letdown

letdowns

let-downs

let-drive

letestui

let-fly

let-freedom-ring

let-go

let-go-and-let-god

let-go-by-the-run

lethal allele

lethal chambered

lethal chambers

lethal doses

lethal genes

lethal yellowing

lethal zone

lethal zones

lethal

lethal-chamber

lethal-dose

lethal-gene

lethal-injection

lethal-injections

lethalities

lethality

lethally

lethal-white-syndrome

lethargic

lethargical

lethargically

lethargick

lethargicness

lethargies

lethargize

lethargized

lethargizes

lethargizing

lethargus

lethargy

lethbridge

lethe

lethean

letheed

lethem

letheon

letheonize

letheonized

letheonizing

let-her-rip

lethiferous

let-him-that-is-without-sin-cast-the-first-stone

let-him-who-is-without-sin-cast-the-first-stone

lethocolea

lethologica

lethrinid

lethrinids

lethy

letimide

let-in-on

let-it-be

letitia

let-know

let-loose

let-me-see

let-nature-take-her-course

let-nature-take-its-course

let-not-the-sun-go-down-upon-one-s-wrath-neither-give-place-to-the-devil

leto

let-offs

let-off-steam

let-on

let-one-rip

let-oneself-go

let-one-s-hair-down

letosteine

letouzeyi

letovicite

let-rip

letrozole

let's be having you

let's dance

let's get the party started

let's get this circus on the road

let's get this party started

let's play

let's plays

lets sleeping dogs lie

lets the devil out

lets

let-s

lets-down

lets-go

let-s-go

let-sleeping-dogs-lie

let-slide

let-slip

lets-loose

let-s-not-and-say-we-did

lets-off

let-someone-have-it

let-someone-in-on

let-something-slide

let-something-slip

lets-one-s-hair-down

lets-out

let-s-roll

let-s-see

lett

letted

letten

letter agreements

letter balance

letter balances

letter bomb

letter box

letter cases

letter column

letter columns

letter jacket

letter jackets

letter missive

letter of advice

letter of comment

letter of composition

letter of countermarque

letter of countermart

letter of counter-mart

letter of credence

letter of credit

letter of intent

letter of last resort

letter of mart

letter of reference

letter quality

letter ruling

letter sheet

letter sheets

letter stocks

letter warrant

letter writer

letter

letter-agreement

letteral

letterals

letter-art

letterboard

letterboards

letterbomb

letterbombs

letter-bombs

letterbox

letterboxed

letterboxer

letterboxers

letterboxes

letter-boxes

letterboxing

letter-carrier

letter-carriers

letter-case

letter-corporal

letter-corporals

lettered

letterer

letterers

letterer-siwe-disease

letterform

letterforms

letter-grade

letter-grades

letterhead

letterheaded

letterheading

letterheadings

letterheads

lettering

letterings

letterism

letterist

letterists

letterkenny

letterless

letterlike

letterly

letterman

lettermanesque

lettermen

lettern

letterns

letter-of-attorney

letter-of-comfort

letter-of-marque

letter-of-recommendation

letter-of-relaxation

letter-of-the-law

letter-opener

letter-openers

letter-patent

letter-perfect

letterpress

letterpressed

letterpresses

letters missive

letters of administration

letters of attorney

letters of comfort

letters of comment

letters of composition

letters of countermarque

letters of countermart

letters of counter-mart

letters of credence

letters of guardianship

letters of intent

letters of last resort

letters of marque

letters of mart

letters of relaxation

letters patents

letters rogatory

letters testamentary

letters to editors

letters warrant

letters

letters-after-one-s-name

letters-and-science

letters-close

letters-of-credit

letters-of-horning

letters-of-recommendation

letters-of-request

letters-patent

letter-stock

letters-to-the-editor

letter-to-the-editor

letterure

letterwise

letterwood

letter-writers

lettest

letteth

let-the-buyer-beware

let-the-cat-out-of-the-bag

let-the-chips-fall-where-they-may

let-the-dog-see-the-rabbit

let-the-good-times-roll

let-the-grass-grow-under-one-s-feet

let-the-perfect-be-the-enemy-of-the-good

let-there-be-light

let-through

lettic

lettice

lettie

lettin

letting sleeping dogs lie

letting the devil out

letting

letting-down

letting-go

letting-loose

letting-off

letting-one-s-hair-down

letting-out

lettings

lettish

lettre

lettre-de-cachet

lettres-de-cachet

lettrism

lettrist

lettrists

lettrure

letts

lettsomite

lettsomites

lettuce leaves

lettuce

lettuce-bird

lettuce-leaf

lettuceless

lettucelike

lettuce-opium

lettuces

lettucey

lettucy

letty

letuaries

letuary

letup

letups

letzeburgesh

leu

leucadendron

leucadendrons

leucaemia

leucaniline

leucanilines

leucazolitmin

leucenol

leuchmia

leucic-acid

leucin

leucinal

leucine

leucines

leucine-zipper

leucinic-acid

leucinocaine

leucinol

leucippus

leuciscinae

leuciscus

leuciscus-cephalus

leucism

leucistic

leucite

leucites

leucitic

leucitoid

leucitoids

leucmia

leuco-

leucoagglutinin

leucoagglutinins

leucoanthocyanidin

leucoanthocyanidins

leucoaraiosis

leucocarbo

leucocarbo-atriceps

leucocarbo-bougainvillii

leucocarbo-bransfieldensis

leucocarbo-campbelli

leucocarbo-carunculatus

leucocarbo-chalconotus

leucocarbo-colensoi

leucocarbo-georgianus

leucocarbo-melanogenis

leucocarbo-nivalis

leucocarbo-onslowi

leucocarbo-purpurascens

leucocarbo-ranfurlyi

leucocarbo-verrucosus

leucochloris

leucocianidol

leucocidin

leucocidins

leucocyanide

leucocyanides

leucocyanidin

leucocyte

leucocytes

leucocythaemia

leucocythaemias

leucocythemia

leucocytic

leucocytogenesis

leucocytoses

leucocytosis

leucodelphinidin

leucodelphinidins

leucoderma

leucodermas

leucodermata

leucodermic

leucodye

leuco-dye

leucodyes

leucodystrophies

leucodystrophy

leucofisetinidin

leuco-form

leucogranite

leucogranites

leucolejeunea

leucoline

leucoma

leucomaine

leucomalachite green

leucomalacia

leucomalvidin

leucomas

leucomata

leucomycins

leucon

leuconic-acid

leuconid

leuconids

leucons

leuconychia

leucoorcein

leucopathies

leucopathy

leucopelargonidin

leucopenia

leucopenias

leucopeonidin

leucopeza

leucophaeus

leucophaeus-atricilla

leucophaeus-fuliginosus

leucophaeus-modestus

leucophaeus-pipixcan

leucophaeus-scoresbii

leucophane

leucophanes

leucophanite

leucophanites

leucopheresis

leucophlegmacies

leucophlegmacy

leucophlegmatic

leucophoenicite

leucophore

leucophores

leucophosphite

leucophyll

leucopin

leucoplast

leucoplastid

leucoplastids

leucoplasts

leucopoiesis

leucopsar

leucopsis

leucopternis

leucopternis-albicollis

leucopternis-kuhli

leucopternis-lacernulatus

leucopternis-melanops

leucopternis-occidentalis

leucopternis-plumbeus

leucopternis-polionotus

leucopternis-princeps

leucopternis-schistaceus

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Lewin's equation

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Lexus lane

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limpidly

limpidness

limpin

limp-in

limping

limping-iamb

limpingly

limpins

limpish

limpitude

limpkin

limpkins

limply

limpness

limpnesses

limpopo

limp-reraise

limp-reraised

limp-reraises

limp-reraising

limps

limpsy

limp-wristed

lim-sup

lim-sups

limu

limulator

limulid

limulids

limulus

limulus-lysate test

limy

lin biao

lin maya ying

lin

lina

linac

linaceae

linaclotide

linacs

linage

linages

linagliptin

linalool

linalools

linamarase

linamarin

linament

linaments

linaria

linarite

lincean

lincecum

linch

linchi

linchis

linchpin

linchpins

lincocin

lincoln abbey

lincoln abraham

Lincoln County process

lincoln mary todd

lincoln

lincolnesque

lincoln-green

lincoln-greens

lincolnian

lincolniana

lincoln-logs

lincolns

lincolnshire

lincolnshire-sausage

lincolnshire-spinach

lincomycin

lincomycins

lincosamide

lincosamides

lincrna

lincrnas

lincrusta

lincs

lincture

linctures

linctus

linctuses

lind jenny

lind

linda

lindackerite

lindane

lindau

lindbergh anne spencer morrow

lindbergh charles augustus

lindbergh

lindberghian

lindbergi

lindbergite

lindelf-space

lindelf-spaces

Lindelöf covering theorem

Lindelöf space

Lindemann-Weierstrass theorem

linden

Lindenmayer system

Lindenmayer systems

lindens

lindera

lindera-benzoin

linderas

lindesnes

Lindgren oxidation

lindgrenite

lindie

lindigianthus

Lindlar catalyst

lindleyan

lindmania

lindneri

lindon

lindorm

lindorms

lindows

lindowsos

lindqvistite

linds

lindsay (nicholas) vachel

lindsay

lindsey

lindsleyite

lindworm

lindworms

lindy hop

lindy hopping

lindy

lindys

line adapter

line analyzer

line art

line bonding

line break

line card

line cards

line coding

line concentration

line conditioning

line cook

line cooks

line cut

line discipline

line dot matrix printer

line doubler

line doublers

line doubling

line drawing

line drawn on water

line driver

line editing

line editor

line extender

line feed

line finder

line fish

line fisher

line fishers

line fishes

line frequency

line gun

line haul

line hauls

line hypnosis

line interface

line islands

line level preamp

line level

line load

line lock

line locks

line matrix printer

line messaging system

line mode

line number

line numbers

line of apsides

line of argument

line of code

line of credit loan

line of dance

line of least resistance

line of levels

line of purples

line of sight

line of site

line of thought

line of work

line officer

line officers

line overhead

line powered

line printer

line rate

line scan

line scans

line score

line segment

line seizure

line setup

line sharer

line sharing

line side

line spectra

line speed

line speeds

line squall

line squeeze

line status lamp

line storm

line storms

line to gain

line tubs

line umpire

line up behind

line up one's ducks

line

linea aspera

linea

lineage temple

lineage temples

lineage

LineageOS

lineages

lineaging

lineal heir

lineal

lineality

lineally

lineament

lineaments

line-and-length

linea-nigra

linear (induction) motor

linear accelerator

linear address space

linear algebraic group

linear algebraic groups

linear density

linear dependences

linear editing

linear feet

linear flash

linear foot

linear forms

linear fracture

linear functionals

linear group

linear groups

linear logic

linear logics

linear measure

linear meter

linear meters

linear metre

linear metres

linear motors

linear order

linear park

linear parks

linear pcm

linear perspectives

linear polarization

linear predictive coding

linear programmed learning material

linear programming

linear spaces

linear span

linear subspace

linear sum

linear systems

Linear Tape Open

linear tape

linear triplet

linear triplets

linear video editing

linear video

linear website

linear

linear-a

linear-algebra

linear-algebraic

linear-b

linear-combination

linear-combinations

linear-dependence

linear-equation

linear-equations

linear-form

linear-function

linear-functional

linear-functions

linear-independence

linearisability

linearisable

linearisation

linearise

linearised

linearises

linearising

linearithmic

linearities

linearity

linearizability

linearizable

linearization

linearizations

linearize

linearized

linearizer

linearizers

linearizes

linearizing

linearly

linearly-dependent

linearly-independent

linear-motor

linear-operator

linear-operators

linear-pair

linear-pairs

linear-perspective

linear-space

linear-system

linear-time

linear-transformation

linear-transformations

lineary

lineate

lineated

lineation

lineations

lineature

lineatures

linebacker

linebackers

linebacking

line-bees

linebreak

linebreaks

line-breaks

line-breeding

linecaster

line-code

line-codes

line-conch

line-conches

linecut

linecuts

lined up one's ducks

lined up

lined

line-dance

line-dances

line-dancing

lined-antshrike

lined-antshrikes

lined-gold

line-drive

line-drives

line-engraving

line-engravings

line-fed

linefeed

line-feeding

linefeeds

line-feeds

line-fishing

line-function

line-functions

line-graph

line-graphs

linehaul

line-height

lineic

lineid

lineids

line-integral

line-integrals

line-in-the-sand

line-item

line-items

line-item-veto

line-judge

line-judges

lineless

linelike

line-loin merger

lineman splice

lineman

line-management

line-manager

line-managers

lineman's handset

linemate

linemates

linemen

linemode

linen baskets

linen hall

linen halls

linen provers

linen testers

linen

linen-basket

linen-closet

linen-closets

linendraper

linener

lineners

linenfold

linenless

linenlike

line-noise

linen-paper

linen-prover

linens

linen-tester

lineny

line-of-actual-control

line-of-battle

line-of-beauty

line-of-best-fit

line-of-centers

line-of-control

line-of-credit

line-of-dip

line-of-fire

line-of-force

line-of-life

line-of-march

line-of-nodes

line-of-operations

line-of-play

line-of-scrimmage

line-of-striction

line-of-succession

lineolate

line-one-s-pockets

line-out

lineouts

line-outs

line-plot

line-plots

line-printers

liner lock

liner locks

liner

linerboard

liner-notes

liners

lines drawn on water

lines in the sand

lines of battle

lines of best fit

lines of Blaschko

lines of centers

lines of code

lines of dance

lines of dip

lines of fire

lines of force

lines of levels

lines of life

lines of march

lines of nodes

lines of operations

lines of play

lines of resolution

lines of scrimmage

lines of striction

lines of succession

lines of thought

lines per inch

lines up one's ducks

lines up

lines

linescore

linescores

line-segments

lineshaft

line-shaft

lineshafts

line-shafts

lineshape

lineshapes

lineside

linesider

linesiders

linesman

linesmen

lines-of-beauty

lines-of-credit

lines-of-sight

linespace

linespaces

line-spectrum

linespeople

linesperson

linespersons

linestrength

linestrengths

line-switched ring

lineswoman

lineswomen

linette

line-tub

lineup

line-up

lineups

line-ups

line-ux

line-weight

line-weights

linewidth

linewidths

linework

lineworker

lineworkers

linex

linezolid

ling

linga

lingala

lingam

lingams

lingayen gulf

lingberries

lingberry

lingchi

lingcod

lingel

lingels

lingenberries

lingenberry

lingence

lingences

linger out

linger

lingered

lingerer

lingerers

lingerest

lingereth

lingerie parties

lingerie party

lingerie shower

lingerie showers

lingerie tape

lingerie tapes

lingerie

lingering

lingeringly

lingerings

lingers

linget

lingets

lingism

lingle

lingles

lingling-o

lingling-os

lingo

lingoa-wood

lingoes

lingonberries

lingonberry

lingos

lingot

lings

lingua franca

lingua

linguacious

linguadental

linguadentals

linguae

lingua-franca-nova

lingua-francas

lingual bone

lingual bones

lingual

linguality

lingually

linguals

lingual-tonsil

lingual-tonsils

linguanaut

linguanauts

linguaphile

linguaphiles

linguaphilia

linguas-franca

linguatulosis

lingue-franche

linguias

linguica

linguicas

linguicidal

linguicide

linguidental

linguidentals

linguiform

linguine

linguines

linguini

linguinis

linguism

linguist

linguistic anthropology

linguistic atlas

linguistic ecology

linguistic form

linguistic geography

linguistic imbalance

linguistic imbalances

linguistic landscape

linguistic landscapes

linguistic stock

linguistic terrain

linguistic terrains

linguistic

linguistical

linguistically

linguistician

linguisticians

linguisticky

linguistics

linguistic-turn

linguists

lingula

lingulae

lingulata

lingulate

lingulectomy

linguliformea

linguocultural

linguolabial

Lingwa de Planeta

lingzhi

linhay

linhays

linian

linier

linifanib

liniment

liniments

linin' up

linin

lining up one's ducks

lining up

lining

linings

linish

linished

linishes

linishing

link access procedure for frame mode services

link access procedure for modems

link access procedure, balanced

link access procedure, d channel

link aggregation

link analysis

link bar

link block

link bomb

link bombing

link boy

link boys

link campaign

link checking

link consistency

link contract

link control protocol

link edit

link editor

link encryption

link exchange

link exchanges

link farm

link farms

link in

link juice

link language

link languages

link layer

link nyc

link out

link page

link popularity check

link popularity checker

link referral site

link resolver

link rot

link site

link support layer

link swap

link text

link topologies

link virus

link website

link/cut tree

link

linkability

linkable

linkage editor

linkage group

linkage sections

linkage

linkage-disequilibrium

linkages

linkage-section

linkback

linkbacks

linkbait

link-bait

linkboy

linkboys

link-doping

linked browser

linked data

linked in

linked list

linked open data

linked open vocabularies

linked out

linked

linkedin

link-editors

linkedlist

linked-lists

linkedness

linker

linkered

linkering

Lin-Kernighan heuristic

linkers

linkest

linketh

linkified

linkifies

linkify

linkifying

linking r

linking rs

linking

linkings

linking-verb

linking-verbs

linklater

linkless

link-local address

linkman

linkmen

link-motion

link-motions

linknyc

linkoping

link-oping

linkplay

linkrot

links

linksland

linkslands

linksman

linksmen

linkspam

link-spam

link-spams

linkspan

linkspans

link-state protocol

link-state

linksys router

linksys

linkt

link-time

link-topology

linkup

link-up

linkups

linkway

linkways

link-whore

link-whores

link-whoring

linkwork

linky

linlithgow

linlithgowshire

lin-log

linn

linnaean

linnaean-nomenclature

linnaeite

linnaeites

linnaeus carl

linnaeus

linnaeus-s-two-toed-sloth

linne

linnea

linnean

linnet

linnets

linnex

linning

linnix

linnorm

linnorms

lino

linocut

linocuts

linoelaidic acid

linogliride

linognathid

linognathids

linoleate

linoleates

linoleic

linoleic-acid

linolein

linolenate

linolenic

linolenic-acid

linolenoyl

linoleoyl

linoleoyls

linoleum

linoleumed

linoleums

linophrynid

linophrynids

linopirdine

linotroban

linotype

linotypist

linotypists

linoxin

linoxins

linpack

linq

linsang

linsangs

linseed oils

linseed

linseed-oil

linseeds

linsey

linseys

linsey-woolsey

linsidomine

linspire

l'institut national de recherche en informatique et en automatique

linstock

linstocks

lint roller

lint rollers

lint

lint-doctor

lint-doctors

lintel

lintels

linter

lintfree

lint-free

lintie

linties

lintisite

lintitript

lintless

lintonite

lintonites

lintopride

lintseed

lintuzumab

lintwhite

lintwhites

linty

linum

linurgus

linuron

Linus blanket

linus

linux box

linux commands

linux containers

linux distribution

linux distributor

linux distro

linux dll

linux foundation

linux kernel

Linux on Z

Linux package manager

linux pc

linux safe mode

linux security modules

linux standard base

linux/dos command comparison

linux

Linux1

linuxic

LinuxONE

linwood

liny

linyphiid

linyphiidae

linyphiids

linz

linzer torte

liocarcinus

liochelid

liochelids

liocichla

liocranid

liocranids

liocranid-sac-spider

liocranid-sac-spiders

lioh

liolaemid

liolaemids

lion ant

lion ants

lion dance

lion dances

lion dog

lion dogs

lion fish

lion gulf of

lion hunter

lion in the way

lion lizard

lion lizards

Lion of St. Mark

lion tamarin

lion tamarins

lion tamers

lion

lionburger

lionburgers

lionced

lioncel

lioncelle

lion-city

lion-cub

lion-cubs

lionel

lionels

lioness

lionesses

lionet

lionets

lionfish

lionfishes

lionhead-cichlid

lionhead-cichlids

lionhead-rabbit

lionheart

lionhearted

lion-hearted

lionhearts

lionhood

lion-hunters

lionisation

lionise

lionised

lionises

lionish

lionising

lionism

lionisms

lionization

lionizations

lionize

lionized

lionizes

lionizing

lionlike

lionly

lion-of-judah

lions club

lions' feet

lions in the way

lion's mane

lion's provider

lions share

lions' shares

lions

lion-s-den

lion-s-ear

lions-ears

lion-s-foot

lion-s-head

lionship

lion-s-leaf

lion-s-share

lion-s-shares

lion-s-tail

lion-tailed macaque

lion-tamer

lioparus

lioptilus

liosceles

liothyronine

liotiid

liotiids

liottite

Liouville number

Liouville numbers

Liouville-Arnold theorem

lip balms

lip bit

lip bits

lip claps

lip comfort

lip devotion

lip dubs

lip duos

lip flap

lip language

lip languages

lip locked

lip locking

lip locks

lip off

lip piercings

lip plate

lip plates

lip plugs

lip reflex

lip salve

lip salves

lip sync

lip wisdom

lip

lipa

lipaemia

lipaemias

lipan

lipans

liparan

liparian

liparid

liparids

lipari-islands

liparite

liparites

liparoceratid

liparoceratids

lipase

lipases

lipaugus

lip-balm

lip-bear

lip-bears

lipchitz jacques

lipchitz

lip-clap

lipcoat

lip-dub

lip-duo

lipectomy

lipemia

lipemias

lipemic

lipetsk

lipgloss

lip-gloss

lipglosses

lip-glosses

liphistiid

liphistiids

lip-homage

lipiarmycin

lipic

lipid

lipidaemia

lipidaemias

lipidaemic

lipidated

lipidation

lipidations

lipidemia

lipidemias

lipidemic

lipidic

lipidoid

lipidoids

lipidologist

lipidologists

lipidology

lipidome

lipidomes

lipidomic

lipidomics

lipidoses

lipidosis

lipids

lipiduria

lipinic

Lipinski's rule of five

lipiodol

lipitor

lipizzan

lipizzaner

lipless

liplessly

liplessness

liplet

liplets

liplike

lipline

lipliner

lip-liner

lipliners

lip-liners

liplines

liplock

lip-lock

liplocks

lipmann fritz albert

lipmann

lipo

li-po

lipoadenoma

lipoadenomas

lipoamide

lipoamides

lipoamino acids

lipoamino

lipoamino-acid

lipoapoptosis

lipoarabinomannan

lipoaspirate

lipoaspiration

lipoate

lipoates

lipoatrophic

lipoatrophy

lipoblast

lipocalin

lipocalins

lipocentric

lipochitin

lipochrin

lipochrome

lipochromes

lipocortin

lipocyte

lipocytes

lipodystrophic

lipodystrophies

lipodystrophy

lipofectamine

lipofection

lipofuscin

lipofuscinoses

lipofuscinosis

lipofuscins

lipogeneses

lipogenesis

lipogenic

lipoglycan

lipoglycopeptide

lipoglycopeptides

lipogram

lipogramatic

lipogrammatic

lipogrammatist

lipogrammatists

lipograms

lipoic

lipoic-acid

lipoid

lipoidal

li-polymer

lipolyses

lipolysis

lipolytic

lipolyze

lipoma

lipomannan

lipomas

lipomata

lipomeria

lipometabolism

lipometer

lipometers

lipometry

liponym

liponyms

lipooligosaccharide

lipooligosaccharides

lipooxygenase

lipooxygenases

lipopeptide

lipopeptides

lipoperoxidation

lipophile

lipophiles

lipophilic

lipophilicities

lipophilicity

lipophobia

lipophobic

lipophobicity

lipophore

lipophores

lipophosphoglycan

lipophylic

lipoplatin

lipoplex

lipoplexes

lipopolymer

lipopolysaccharide

lipopolysaccharides

lipoprotein lipases

lipoprotein

lipoproteinemia

lipoprotein-lipase

lipoproteins

lipopteninae

liposarcoma

liposarcomas

liposarcomata

liposcelidid

liposcelididae

liposculpture

liposolubility

liposoluble

liposomal

liposome

liposomes

liposuck

liposucked

liposucking

liposucks

liposuction

liposuctioned

liposuctioning

liposuctions

lipotechoic

lipoteichoic

lipoteichoic-acid

lipoteichoic-acids

lipothymic

lipothymy

lipotid

lipotids

lipotomies

lipotomy

lipotoxic

lipotoxicity

lipotropic

lipotropically

lipotropin

lipotropins

Lipowitz's alloy

lipoxin

lipoxins

lipoxygenase

lipoxygenases

lipoyl

lipoylated

lipoylation

lippage

lippe

lipped

lippedness

lippen

lippening

lipper ratings

lippershey

lippes loop

lippi filippo

lippi

lip-piercing

lipping

lippitude

lippitudes

lippizaner

lip-plug

lippmann gabriel

lippmann walter

lippmann

lippy

lip-read

lipreader

lipreaders

lipreading

lip-reading

lipreads

lips

Lipschitz condition

Lipschitz conditions

Lipschitz continuity

lipschitz

lipschitzian

lipscomb

lipscombite

lipservice

lip-service

lipslide

lipslides

lip-smacking

lip-smackingly

lipstatin

lipstick effect

lipstick lesbianism

lipstick

lipsticked

lipstick-lesbian

lipstick-lesbians

lipstickless

lipsticks

lipstick-tree

lipstick-trees

lipsticky

lip-strap

lip-straps

lipsync

lipsynced

lip-synced

lip-synch

lipsynched

lipsynching

lipsynchs

lipsyncing

lip-syncing

lipsyncs

lip-syncs

liptauer

liptinite

liptinites

liptinitic

lipuria

lipuric

lipyl

liq

liquable

liquate

liquated

liquates

liquating

liquation

liquations

liquefacient

liquefacients

liquefaction

liquefactive

liquefiable

liquefication

liquefied petroleum gases

liquefied

liquefied-natural-gas

liquefied-petroleum-gas

liquefier

liquefies

liquefy

liquefying

liquescency

liquescent

liqueur

liqueurs

liquid asset

liquid assets

liquid audio

liquid bandage

liquid bandages

liquid bread

liquid computing

liquid cooled

liquid cosh

liquid coshes

liquid crystal display

liquid crystal shutters

liquid crystal

liquid diet

liquid documents

liquid ecstasy

liquid gold

liquid golds

liquid measures

liquid metal battery

liquid oxygen

Liquid Paper?

liquid papers

liquid paraffin

liquid phases

liquid screen protection

liquid sunshine

liquid

liquid-air

liquidambar

liquidambars

liquidambar-styraciflua

liquidamber

liquidambers

liquid-ammonia

liquidatable

liquidate

liquidated amount

liquidated damages

liquidated

liquidates

liquidating

liquidation

liquidationism

liquidationist

liquidationists

liquidations

liquidator

liquidators

liquid-bomb

liquid-bombs

liquid-courage

liquid-crystal-displays

liquid-crystals

liquid-document

liquid-gas

liquid-gases

liquid-glass

liquid-helium

liquidi

liquidise

liquidised

liquidiser

liquidises

liquidising

liquidities

liquidity event

liquidity provider

liquidity providers

liquidity ratio

liquidity risk

liquidity smile

liquidity trap

liquidity

liquidize

liquidized

liquidizer

liquidizers

liquidizes

liquidizing

liquid-laugh

liquid-laughs

liquidless

liquidlike

liquid-like

liquid-lunch

liquid-lunches

liquidly

liquid-measure

liquid-mirror

liquid-mirrors

liquid-mirror-telescope

liquid-mirror-telescopes

liquid-natural-gas

liquidness

liquid-nitrogen

liquid-phase

liquid-rocket

liquid-rockets

liquids

liquid-scintillation

liquid-scintillation-counter

liquid-scintillation-counters

liquid-smoke

liquidus

liquiduses

liquidy

liquid-yield option notes

liquified

liquified-natural-gas

liquifies

liquify

liquifying

liquiritigenin

liquitab

liquitabs

liquor amnii

liquor commission

liquor commissions

liquor gauge

liquor gauges

liquor licence

liquor licences

liquor lounges

liquor of flints

liquor sanguinis

liquor silicum

liquor thief

liquor thieves

liquor up

liquor

liquored up

liquored

liquorice stick

liquorice

liquorice-allsorts

liquorices

liquoricey

liquoring

liquorish

liquorless

liquor-lounge

liquorous

liquors

liquor-store

liquor-stores

liquour

liquours

lir

lira

liraglutide

liranaftate

lirate

lire

lirella

lirellae

lirelliform

lirequinil

lirg

lirgs

liriodendron

liriodendrons

liriodendron-tulipifera

liriope

liripipe

liripipes

liripoop

liripoops

lirk

liroceratid

liroceratids

liroconite

lirt

lis pendens

lis

lisa

lisadimate

lisbon

lisboner

lisboners

lisbonite

lisbonites

lisburn

lisdexamfetamine

lise

lisencephalic

lisencephaly

lisente

liseran-purple

lisetite

lisetta

lisette

lisfranc-fracture

lisfranc-joint

lisfranc-ligament

lishey

lishizhenite

lisianthus

lisianthuses

lisinopril

lisitsynite

liskeardite

liskov-substitution-principle

lisl

lisle

lisn

lisne

lisnes

lisofylline

LISP machine

lisp

lisped

lisper

lispers

lisping

lispingly

lispings

lisplike

lispro

lisps

lispy

liss

Lissajous figures

Lissajous knot

Lissajous knots

Lissajous orbit

Lissajous projection

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lissotis-melanogaster

lissotrichous

list box

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Lite Coin

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Litecoin

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lit-hum

lithy

litidionite

litig

litigable

litigant

litigant-in-person

litigants in person

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Little Bo Peep dress

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little dog syndrome

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little emperor syndrome

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Little Grey Lady of the Sea

little guy

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Little Red Hen syndrome

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little-auk

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little-bluestem

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little-boy-s-room

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little-brother

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littleleaf-disease

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Little-Master cup

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little-red-riding-hood

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little-spotted-kiwi

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little-tinamou

little-tinamous

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little-wife

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Littlewood's law

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littoral warfare

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littrateurs

littre maximilien paul emile

Littrow projection

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litueche

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loan-words

loath

loathable

loathe

loathed

loather

loathers

loathes

loatheth

loathful

loathfulness

loathing

loathingly

loathings

loathliness

loathly

loathness

loathsome

loathsomely

loathsomeness

loathy

loave

loaves

lob jams

lob worms

lob

lob·u·late

lobachevski

lobachevskian

lobachevsky nikolai ivanovich

lobamba

lobaplatin

lobar

lobar-pneumonia

lobate style

lobate

lobated

lobately

lobation

lobations

lobatoriccardia

lobbed

lobber

lobbers

lobbied

lobbier

lobbiers

lobbies

lobbing

lobby cards

lobby fodder

lobby groups

lobby

lobby-card

lobby-group

lobbying

lobbyings

lobbyism

lobbyist

lobbyists

lobbylike

lobcock

lobcocks

lobe length

lobe

lobectomies

lobectomy

lobed

lobedu

lobefeet

lobefin

lobe-finned fish

lobefins

lobefoot

lobeless

lobelet

lobelets

lobelia

lobeliaceous

lobeliad

lobeliads

lobelias

lobelike

lobelin

lobeline

lobendazole

lobenzarit

lobes

lobiped

lob-jam

loblollies

loblolly boys

loblolly tree

loblolly

loblolly-bay

loblolly-bays

loblolly-boy

loblollying

loblolly-pine

lobo

lobodon

lobodon-carcinophagus

lobodontini

lobola

lobolas

loboparadisea

lobopod

lobopodian

lobopods

lobosea

lobotid

lobotids

lobotomies

lobotomised

lobotomization

lobotomize

lobotomized

lobotomizes

lobotomizing

lobotomy

lobotos

Löb's paradox

Löb's theorem

lobs

lobscouse

lobscouser

lobscousers

lobscouses

lobscows

lobsided

Lobstein syndrome

lobster palace

lobster tail

lobster

lobsterback

lobsterbacks

lobstered

lobsterer

lobsterers

lobstering

lobsterish

lobsterlike

lobsterling

lobsterlings

lobsterman

lobstermen

lobster-pot

lobster-pound

lobsters

lobster-sauce

lobster-shift

lobster-shifts

lobster-thermidor

lobster-trap

lobsterwoman

lobtail

lobucavir

lobular

lobularia

lobulated

lobulation

lobulations

lobule

lobules

lobulette

lobulettes

lobuloalveolar

lobuprofen

lob-wedge

lob-wedges

lobworm

lob-worm

lobworms

loc. cit.

loc

loca

local access and transport area

local access carrier

local access

local account

local address

local administrative units

local anesthesia

local area network

local attraction

local battery

local board

local boards

local bus

local bypass

local call

local cells

local circuit

local circuits

local cloud

local colour

local console

local content

local data storage

local development corporation

local dimming

local disk

local drive

local echo

local exchange carrier

local exchange

local exploit or intrusion

local host

local internet registry

local ip address

local ip

local lan

local lanes

local long distance

local loop unbundling

local loop, wireless

local loop

local loops

local management interface

local maxima

local maximums

local mean time

local memory

local minima

local minimums

local multipoint distribution service

local network

local number portability administration

local number portability

local option

local options

local oscillator

local resource

local routing number

local search

local shared object

local storage

local time

local times

local variable

local

lo-cal

local-administrative-unit

local-anaesthetic

local-anaesthetics

local-anesthetic

local-anesthetics

local-area-networks

local-batteries

local-bubble

local-celebrity

local-cell

local-class

local-classes

local-color

local-derbies

local-derby

locale

locales

local-exchange-carriers

local-fluff

local-gigantism

local-gigantisms

local-government

local-group

localhost

localhosts

localic

localisable

localisation

localisations

localise

localised

localises

localising

localism

localisms

localist

localists

localite

localities

locality of reference

locality

localizability

localizable

localization

localizations

localize

localized

localizer

localizers

localizes

localizing

localizor

local-lane

locally attached

locally compact group

locally compact groups

locally finite

locally

locally-compact

locally-indicable

local-maximum

local-minimum

localness

local-preacher

local-preachers

local-ring

local-rings

locals

local-supercluster

localtalk

local-variables

localvore

localvores

locant

locants

locao

locarno

locatable

locate

located

locater

locaters

locates

locateth

locating engineer

locating

locatio et conductio

location app

location aware

location broker

location independent professional

location poisoning

location sensing

location services

location sharing

location transparency

location

locational

locationality

locationally

location-arithmetic

location-based services

location-based social networking

location-location-location

locations

locative absolute

locative cases

locative

locative-case

locatively

locatives

locator maps

locator

locator-map

locators

locavore

locavores

locellate

loch

lochaber-ax

lochaber-axe

lochaber-axes

lochage

lochan

lochans

loche

lochea

loches

lochia

lochial

lochia-rubra

lochinvar

lochkovian

loch-lomond

lochmias

loch-ness

loch-ness-monster

lochs

lochside

loci

lock convoy

lock convoys

lock down

lock eyes

lock manager

lock picks

lock screen

lock screens

lock step

lock stepping

lock stitches

lock times

lock up

lock

lockability

lockable

lockage

lockages

lock-and-load

lock-away

lockbox

lockboxes

lock-d

lockdown browser

lockdown browsers

lockdown

lockdowns

locke alain leroy

locke john

locke

lockean

lockeans

locked down

locked eyes

locked faults

locked groove

locked grooves

locked in

locked market

locked nucleic acids

locked on

locked phone

locked rotor amps

locked up

locked

locked-fault

locked-in-syndrome

locked-nucleic-acid

locked-out

locked-rotor-amp

locker loop

locker room talk

locker

lockerbie

lockerroom

locker-room

locker-room-humor

lockerrooms

locker-rooms

lockers

locket

lockets

lockett

lockfast

lock-gate

lock-gates

lock-horns

lock-hospital

lock-hospitals

lockin

lock-in

locking differential

locking down

locking eyes

locking up

locking

locking-in

locking-on

locking-out

lockings

lockins

lock-ins

lockitt

lockjaw

lockjawed

lockkeeper

lockkeepers

lock-key

lock-keys

lockless

locklike

lock-limit

lock-lips

lockmaker

lockmaster

lockmasters

lockmen

locknote

locknut

locknuts

lock-on

lockout

lock-out

lockouts

lock-outs

lockpick

lock-pick

lockpicked

lock-picked

lockpicker

lockpickers

lockpicking

lock-picking

lockpicks

lockram

lockrams

lockring

lockrings

locks down

locks eyes

locks in

lockset

lockshield

lockside

locksides

locksmith

locksmithery

locksmithing

locksmiths

locksmithy

lock-someone-up-and-throw-away-the-key

locks-on

locks-out

lock-step option

lockstep

lockstepping

locksteps

lockstitch

lock-stitch

lockstitched

lockstitches

lockstitching

lock-stock-and-barrel

locks-up

lockt

lock-time

lockup house

lockup

lockups

lockware

lock-weir

lock-weirs

lockwood belva ann bennett

lockwood

locky

loco citato

loco disease

loco weed

loco weeds

loco

locoed

locofoco

locoism

locoman

locomen

locomobile

loco-moco

locomote

locomoted

locomotes

locomoting

locomotion

locomotions

locomotive shed

locomotive sheds

locomotive

locomotives

locomotivity

locomotor ataxia

locomotor

locomotors

locomotory

locoregional

locos

locos-tenentes

locoum

locoums

locoweed

locoweeds

locrian

locrian-mode

locris

locsiton

locsitons

loculament

loculaments

locular

loculate

loculated

locule

locules

loculi

loculicidal

loculus

locum tenency

locum

locums

locum-tenens

locum-tenentes

locus delicti

locus in quo

locus standi

locus

locus-classicus

locus-coeruleus

locus-poenitentiae

locust bean gums

locust bean

locust borer

locust

locusta

locust-bean-gum

locust-beans

locust-borers

locustella

locustellas

locustellidae

locustid

locustids

locusting

locustlike

locusts

locust-tree

locust-trees

locution

locutions

locutory

lod

lodd

lodde

loddigesia

lode

lodebar

lodemanage

loden

lodenosine

lodens

lodes

lodeship

lodeships

lodesman

lodestar

lode-star

lodestars

lodestone

lodestones

lodge poles

lodge solemn representation

lodge

lodgeable

lodged solemn representation

lodged

lodgekeeper

lodgekeepers

lodgement

lodgements

lodgepole

lodge-pole

lodgepole-pine

lodgepole-pines

lodgepoles

lodger

lodgers

lodges solemn representation

lodges

lodgest

lodgeth

lodging house

lodging solemn representation

lodging

lodgingless

lodgings

lodgment

lodgments

lodi

lodicule

lodicules

lodine

lodiperone

lodoxamide

lodranite

lódz

loeb

Loebner Prize

loegria

loegrian

loegrians

loellingite

loellingites

loeselii

loess

loeuilly

loew

loewe frederick

loewi otto

loewite

loewy

lof

lofe

lofemizole

lofendazam

lofentanil

lofepramine

lofexidine

loff

Löffler

lofi

lo-fi

loflucarban

lofoten islands

Lofstrom loop

loft bed

loft beds

loft bombing

loft

lofted

lofted-drive

lofter

lofters

lofthead

loftily

loftiness

loftinesses

lofting iron

lofting

loftlike

lofts

lofty ship

lofty ships

lofty

log boats

log burner

log burners

log chips

log dogs

log file

log flume

log in

log jams

log line

log off

log on

log out

log pot

log reels

log scaler

log scalers

log slate

log slates

log subsystem

log

logamediate

Logan bar

logan mount

logan

loganate

loganberries

loganberry

logania

loganic acid

logans

logaoedic

logaoedics

logarithm

logarithmancy

logarithmetic

logarithmetical

logarithmetically

logarithmic derivative

logarithmic derivatives

logarithmic spiral

logarithmic spirals

logarithmic

logarithmical

logarithmically

logarithmic-function

logarithmic-functions

logarithmic-trigonometric-function

logarithmic-trigonometric-functions

logarithmize

logarithms

logboat

log-boat

logbook service

logbook services

logbook

log-book

logbooks

log-books

log-cabin

log-cabins

log-chip

logcock

logcocks

log-dog

log-drive

log-drives

loge

logfile

logfiles

log-flumes

loggable

loggan

loggat

logged out

logged

logged-in

logged-off

logged-on

logger

loggerhead duck

loggerhead musk turtle

loggerhead sea turtle

loggerhead shrike

loggerhead

loggerheaded

loggerheads

loggerhead-turtle

loggerhead-turtles

loggers

loggets

loggia

loggias

logging in

logging out

logging rock

logging rocks

logging

logging-off

logging-on

loggings

loghouse

loghouses

logia

logic 0

logic 1

logic analyzer

logic analyzers

logic array

logic board

logic boards

logic bomb

logic chip

logic choppers

logic circuit

logic controller

logic design

logic device

logic diagram

logic diagrams

logic error

logic function

logic gate

logic ic

logic one

logic operation

logic programming

logic sequencer

logic synthesis

logic zero

logic

logical access point

logical access

logical backup

logical block addressing

logical bomb

logical calculi

logical complements

logical connectives

logical constants

logical construct

logical data group

logical design

logical device

logical drive

logical expression

logical field

logical font

logical form

logical ip subnetwork

logical language

logical languages

logical link control

logical lock

logical mechanical elements

logical operation

logical operator

logical partition

logical positivisms

logical positivists

logical precedence

logical punctuation

logical reach

logical record

logical systems

logical topology

logical unit number

logical unit

logical volume

logical vs. physical topology

logical vs. physical

logical

logical-atomism

logical-calculus

logical-complement

logical-connective

logical-constant

logical-fallacies

logical-fallacy

logicality

logically

logical-mechanical-element

logicalness

logical-positivism

logical-positivist

logical-quotation

logical-system

logicboard

logicboards

logic-bombs

logic-chopper

logic-fallacies

logic-fallacy

logic-gates

logician

logicians

logicism

logicist

logicists

logick

logicker

logickers

logicless

logico

logics

logic-seeking printer

logier

logiest

logification

logifications

login credentials

login CSRF

login

logins

logion

logismography

logist

logistic curves

logistic

logistical nightmares

logistical

logistically

logistical-nightmare

logistic-curve

logistic-function

logistic-functions

logistic-growth

logistician

logisticians

logistics

logit

logitian

logits

logjam

log-jam

logjammed

logjams

logkos

loglan

loglike

loglikelihood

loglikelihoods

log-lin

logline

loglines

log-log-paper

logmaker

logmakers

logman

logmen

lognkosauria

lognormal

logo police

logo

logocentric

logocentrism

logocentrisms

logoclonia

logoclonias

logocyclic-curve

logodaedalies

logodaedalist

logodaedaly

logoddalist

logoed

logoff

logoffs

logogram

logogrammatic

logograms

logograph

logographer

logographers

logographic

logographical

logographs

logography

logogriph

logogriphs

logolepsy

logolept

logolepts

logoless

logological

logologically

logologies

logology

logomach

logomachic

logomachical

logomachies

logomachist

logomachists

logomachy

logomancy

logomania

logomaniac

logomaniacal

logomaniacs

logomark

logomarks

logometric

logon procedures

logon

logons

logopedics

logopedist

logopedists

logophile

logophiles

logophilia

logophobia

logophor

logophoric

logophors

logoplegia

logopoeia

logopoeic

logorrhea

logorrheic

logorrhoeic

logos

logosyllabic

logotherapeutic

logotherapist

logotherapists

logotherapy

logothete

logothetes

logotype

logotypes

logout

logouts

log-reel

logres

logroll

logrolled

logroller

logrollers

logrolling

logrollings

logro-no

logroño

logrunner

logs out

logs

logsheet

logsheets

logs-in

logs-off

logs-on

logspace

logsualization

-logue

logues

logwood

logwoods

logy

loh

lohengrin

lohock

lohocks

loi

loial

loially

loialties

loialty

loiasis

loike

loimic

loin

loinc

loincloth

loinclothed

loincloths

loiner

loiners

loineye

loineyes

loing

loins

loinskin

loipe

loir

loire

loire-atlantique

loiret

lois

loiter time

loiter times

loiter

loitered

loiterer

loiterers

loitering

loiterings

loiters

loja

lojack

lojban

lojbanist

lojbanists

lojbanize

lojbanized

lojbanizing

lokasenna

loke

lokean

lokeans

lokes

loki

lokma

lokmas

lokorys

lol boost

LOL in NAD

lol

lola

lolapaloosa

lolapalooza

lolcat

lolcats

lolcow

lold

lol-d

loled

loler

lolers

loli

lolicom

lolicon

loli-con

lolicons

loliginid

loliginids

loligo

loligos

lolikon

loline

loling

lolis

lolita fashion

lolita

lolitas

lolium

lolium-temulentum

loll

lolland

lollapalooza

lollapaloozas

lollard

lollardies

lollardism

lollards

lollardy

lolled

lollers

lollies

lolling

lollingite

lollingites

lollingly

lollings

lollipop ladies

lollipop

lolli-pop

lollipop-lady

lollipoplike

lollipop-man

lollipop-men

lollipops

lollo-biondo

lollop

lolloping

lollops

lollo-rosso

lolls

lolly

lollygag

lollygagged

lollygagger

lollygaggers

lollygagging

lollygags

lolly-ice

lollypaloozer

lollypaloozers

lollypop

lolly-pop

lollypops

lolly-pops

lolly-scramble

lollywood

lolol

LOLs in NAD

lols

lolsies

lolspeak

lolwut

lol-wut

lolz

lolzies

lom

lomafanu

lomas

lomavren

lomax john avery

lomax

Lombard effect

Lombard effects

lombard peter

Lombard rhythm

Lombard Street to a China orange

lombard

lombard-house

lombard-houses

lombardi vincent thomas

lombardian

Lombardic rhythm

lombardic

lombardish

lombardo guy albert

lombard-rate

lombard-rates

lombard-street

lombardy poplar

lombardy

lombazole

lombok

lombrosian

lombroso

lomcevak

lomcevaks

lome

lomefloxacin

lo-mein

loment

lomenta

lomentaceous

lomentaria

lomentaria-articulata

lomentariaceae

loments

lomentum

lomerizine

lometraline

lometrexol

lomevactone

lomid

lomids

lomilomi

lomitapide

loml

lomography

lomond loch

lomond

lomonite

lomonosovite

lomotil

lompish

lompoc

lon

lonafarnib

lonazolac

lonchaeid

lonchaeids

lonchopterid

lonchopterids

lonchura

loncos

london club

london interbank bid rate

london interbank offered rate

london john griffith

london metal exchange

London plane tree

London plane

London smoke

london stock exchange

London tuft

london

london-broil

london-broils

londonderry

londoner

londoners

londonesque

londongrad

londonian

londonians

londonish

londonism

londonisms

londonistan

londonite

londonize

londonized

londonizes

londonizing

london-moment

london-moments

london-particular

london-particulars

london-paste

londonphile

londonphiles

london-pride

london-town

london-underground

london-weighting

londrina

lone gunmen

lone hand

lone pairs

lone wolfers

lone

lonecreekite

lone-gunman

lone-it

loneliness

lonelinesses

Lonely Star of Autumn

lonely

lonelyheart

lonely-heart

lonely-hearts

loneness

lone-pair

loner

lone-ranger

loners

lonesome

lonesomely

lonesomeness

lonesomes

lonestar-state

lone-star-state

lone-wolf

lone-wolfer

lone-wolves

long a

long and behold

long arm statute

long arm

long as one's arm

long Barnaby

long bit

long bits

long blacks

long bond

long bullets

long card

long clicking

long clothes

long coats

long con

long cons

long covid

long distance network

long distance

long distancer

long distancers

long divisions

long drinks of water

long drops

long drum

long drums

long e

long egg

long eggs

long eighteenth century

long figure

long figures

long file names

long fingers

long firm

long firms

long game

long games

long gop compression

long grasser

long grassers

long gray line

long green

long guns

long hair don't care

long hair sedge

long hairs

long haul circuit

long haul

long hedge

long home

long homes

long house

long houses

long huey pierce

long hundredweight

long hunter

long hunters

long i

long icmp

long island sound

long jumped

long jumping

long jumps

long leet

long lenses

long lines

long longs

long measure

long memory

long mode

long moss

long nineteenth century

long o

long odds

long on

long oo

long parliament

long passive

long peppers

long polling

long press

long price

long prices

long profiles

long purse

long purses

long range bluetooth

long reach ethernet

long rifle

long rifles

long robe

long room

long rows to hoe

long run for a short slide

long runs

long scale

long six

long sixes

long spine boards

long storey short

long suit

long suits

long tail

long tap

long term evolution

long termly

long the basis

long throws

long tons

long u

long underwear

long url

long view

long wave

long wavelength band

long wavelength

long waves

long way around

long ways around

long ways, long lies

long white radish

long white radishes

long

longa

long-absent-soon-forgotten

long-acting

long-acuminate

long-ago

longan

longanimity

longanimous

longanimously

longans

long-arm-of-the-law

long-arms

long-arm-statutes

longas

long-as-my-arm

long-awaited

long-ball

long-ballot

long-ballots

long-balls

long-beach

longbeak

long-beaked bald rush

longbeaks

longbeard

longbeards

long-black

longboard

longboarded

longboarder

longboarders

longboarding

longboards

longboat

longboater

longboats

long-bone

long-bones

longbow

longbowman

longbowmen

longbows

longcase

long-case

longcase-clock

longcase-clocks

longcases

long-chain

longclaw

longclaws

longcloth

long-corner

long-corners

longcut

longcuts

long-d

long-day plant

long-day

long-division

longdog

long-dozen

long-dozens

long-drawn

long-drawn-out

long-drink

long-drink-of-water

long-drinks

long-drop

longe lines

longe

longear

long-eared bat

long-eared guinea pig

long-eared guinea pigs

long-eared-owl

long-eared-owls

longears

longed

longeing

longeing-cavesson

longe-line

longer

longeron

longerons

longers

longes

longest prefix matching

longest

long-established

longeth

longeval

Long-Evans rat

Long-Evans rats

longevities

longevity noodle

longevity noodles

longevity peach

longevity peaches

longevity

longevous

long-exact-sequence

long-exact-sequences

long-face

long-faced

long-faces

longfellow henry wadsworth

longfellow

longfellowian

longfin

long-finger

long-fingered-frog

longfins

long-for

longford

long-gross

long-gun

longhair

long-hair

longhaired

long-haired

longhairs

longhand

longhauling

long-hauls

longhead

longheaded

long-headed

longheld

long-held

long-hop

long-hops

longhorn server

longhorn

longhorn-beetle

longhorn-beetles

long-horned beetle

long-horned grasshopper

longhorned tick

longhorns

longhouse

longhouses

longhron

long-hundred

long-hundreds

longi-

longicorn

longicorns

longie

longies

longilateral

longilobine

longiloquence

longiloquent

longimanous

longimetry

longing mark

longing marks

longing

longingly

longings

longinquity

long-in-the-tooth

longinus dionysius cassius

longinus

longipennate

longipennine

longiroster

longirosters

longirostral

longish

long-island

long-island-iced-tea

longissimus

longitude clock

longitude clocks

longitude

longitudes

longitudinal dune

longitudinal fissure

longitudinal recording

longitudinal recordings

longitudinal redundancy check

longitudinal redundancy checking

longitudinal wave

longitudinal waves

longitudinal

longitudinal-aberration

longitudinal-aberrations

longitudinally

longitudinals

longitudinaly

long-jawed-spider

longjohns

long-johns

long-jump

long-jumper

long-jumpers

longkang

long-lasting

longleaf

long-leafed

longleaf-pine

longleaf-pines

longleafs

long-leaved

longlegged

long-legged

long-legged-buzzard

long-legged-buzzards

longlegs

long-legs

long-lens

long-line bra

long-line brassiere

longline phishing

longline

long-line

longlined

long-liner

longliners

longlines

longlining

long-lining

longlist

longlisted

longlisting

longlists

long-live

long-lived

long-long

long-lost

longly

long-meter

long-meters

longminded

long-minded

longmindedness

longmont

longneck

long-neck

longnecked

longneck-eel

longnecks

longness

longnesses

longnose

long-nose

longnose-gar

longobard

long-off

long-offs

long-ons

long-paddock

long-pepper

long-period

longpig

long-pig

long-player

long-playing

long-pork

long-primer

long-profile

long-purples

long-qt-syndrome

long-range

long-ranger

long-rangers

long-road-to-hoe

long-row-to-hoe

long-run

longrunning

long-running

longs peak

longs

long-s

long-screwdriver

long-screwdrivers

long-service-leave

longshan

longshanks

longship

longships

longshore

longshore-drift

longshoreman

longshoreman's cap

longshoremen

longshorewoman

longshorewomen

longshot

long-shot

longshots

long-shots

long-sight

longsighted

long-sighted

longsightedness

long-since

longsleeved

longsome

longsomely

longsomeness

long-span

long-spine-board

long-spined-bullhead

long-spined-bullheads

longspine-snipefish

longspun

longspur

long-spurred violet

longspurs

longstanding

long-standing

longstemmed

longstop

long-stop

longstops

long-stops

long-story-short

longstreet james

longstreet

longsuffering

long-suffering

long-sweetening

longsword

long-sword

longswords

long-swords

longtail

longtail-boat

long-tail-boat

longtail-boats

long-tail-boats

long-tailed blue

long-tailed blues

long-tailed duck

long-tailed jaeger

long-tailed macaque

long-tailed shrike

longtailed

long-tailed

long-tailed-pangolin

long-tailed-pangolins

long-tailed-tit

longtails

long-tails

long-term capital management lp

long-term care insurance

long-term debt

long-term debt-total capital ratio

long-term equity anticipation securities

long-term gain

long-term liability

long-term memory

long-term

long-term-potentiation

long-thousand

long-thousands

long-throw

longtime

long-time

long-time-no-hear

long-time-no-see

longtimer

longtimers

longtitude

longtitudinal

long-toed stint

long-tom

long-toms

long-ton

longue durée

longueuil

longueur

longueurs

longulite

longulites

longview

long-vowel

long-vowel-mark

long-vowel-marks

long-vowels

long-waisted

longward

longwave

longways for as many as will

longways

long-weekend

long-weekends

long-winded

longwindedly

long-windedly

long-windedness

longwing

longwings

longwise

longwool

longwools

longworth alice roosevelt

longxi

longyearbyen

longyi

longyis

lonicera

loniceras

lonicerin

lonidamine

lonko

lonkos

lonnen

lonnens

lonnie

lonnin

lonnins

Lonsdale

lonsdaleite

lontara

lontra

lonworks

loo paper

loo rolls

loo

looard

loob

loobies

loobily

looby

looch

looches

looderamawn

looderamawns

loodheramaun

loodheramauns

looed

looey

loof

loofah

loofahs

loogan

loogans

loogaroo

loogaroos

loogie

loogies

loogy

looie

looies

looing

look & feel

look after

look ahead to

look alive

look and feel

look around

look as if one had lost a shilling and found sixpence

look as if one has been dragged through a hedge backwards

look as if one has lost a shilling and found sixpence

look before one leaps

look beyond the end of one's nose

look beyond the tip of one's nose

look books

look down someone's shirt

look down

look for number one

look for trouble

look for

look in on

look in

look into

look like a bomb has hit it

look like who did it and ran

look on as

look on the bright side

look on

look one's age

look one's best

look out

look over

look past the end of one's nose

look past the tip of one's nose

look past

look through rose-colored glasses

look up

look what the cat dragged in

look

look-ahead cache

lookahead

look-ahead

lookaheads

look-alike

look-a-like

lookalikes

look-alikes

look-and-feels

lookaside cache

lookaside

look-at

look-at-you

lookback option

lookback

look-back

look-backs

look-beyond

lookbook

look-book

lookbooks

look-d

look-daggers

lookdown

look-down-on

look-down-one-s-nose

lookdowns

look-down-shoot-down

look-down-upon

looke

looked ahead to

looked ahead

looked beyond

looked for trouble

looked forward to

looked on as

looked on

looked the other way

looked through

looked

looked-after

looked-down

looked-for

looked-into

looked-like

looked-out

looked-over

looked-the-part

looked-up

lookee

lookee-likee

lookee-likees

looker

looker-on

lookers

lookers-on see most of the game

lookers-on

looker-upper

lookest

looketh

look-for-a-dog-to-kick

look-forward

look-forward-to

look-here

lookie lookie man

lookie lookie men

lookie

lookin

looking ahead to

looking beyond

looking for trouble

looking forward to

looking forward

looking on as

looking on

looking the other way

looking through

looking

looking-after

looking-ahead

looking-down

looking-for

looking-glass

looking-glasses

looking-into

looking-like

looking-out

looking-over

lookings

looking-the-part

looking-up

lookism

lookist

lookit

look-like

look-lively

lookoff

look-off

look-out book

look-out books

lookout cape

lookout men

lookout mountain

lookout

look-out-for-number-one

lookout-man

lookouts

lookout-tower

lookout-towers

lookover

lookovers

look-round

looks ahead to

looks ahead

looks beyond

looks for trouble

looks forward to

looks in on

looks on as

looks on

looks the other way

looks through

looks up to

looks

looks-after

looks-and-feel

looks-and-feels

look-say method

looks-down

look-see

looks-for

look-sharp

looks-into

looksism

looksist

looksists

looks-like

looks-out

looks-over

look-st

looks-the-part

looks-up

lookswise

lookt

look-the-other-way

look-the-part

look-through

look-through-rose-tinted-glasses

look-to

lookup table

lookup tables

lookup

look-upon

lookups

look-up-to

look-what-the-cat-s-dragged-in

look-who-s-talking

looky

look-you

lools

loom band

loom bands

loom

loomed

looming

loomingly

loomis

loom-large

looms

loon pants

loon

looner

looners

looney bin

looney bins

looney toon

looney toons

looney

looney-tunes

loongson

loonie

loonies

loonily

looniness

loons

loony toon

loony toons

loony vans

loony

loony-bin

loony-bins

loony-left

loony-lefties

loony-lefty

loony-tune

loony-tunes

loony-van

loop back

loop carrier system

loop carrier

loop current

loop invariants

loop jump

loop jumps

loop knot

loop pedal

loop pedals

loop plant

loop sharing

loop start

loop stitch

loop

loopable

loop-antenna

loop-antennae

loop-antennas

loopback address

loopback ip address

loopback plug

loopback test

loopback

loopbacks

loop-diuretic

looped

looper caterpillar

looper

loopers

loophole

loopholed

loopholes

loopholing

loopie

loopies

loopily

loop-in

loopiness

looping

loopingly

loopings

loop-invariant

loopless

looplight

looplights

loop-of-henle

looppay

loop-quantum-gravity

loop-ratio

loop-ratios

loops of Henle

loops

looptail

loop-the-loop

looptop

loop-transfer-function

loop-transfer-functions

loopwise

loopy

loord

loords

loo-roll

loos anita

loos

loose ablatives

loose as a goose

loose boxes

loose cannoned

loose cannoning

loose connection

loose connections

loose construction

loose constructionism

loose coupling

loose couplings

loose credit policy

loose edge

loose edges

loose head

loose lips sink ships

loose off

loose scrums

loose sentence

loose smut

loose socks

loose women

loose

loose-ablative

loosebox

loose-box

loose-cannon

loose-cannons

loose-change

loosed off

loosed

loose-end

loose-ends

loosefill

loosefitting

loose-fitting

loosehead

looseheads

loose-jointed

loose-leaf

loose-limbed

loose-lip

loose-lipped

loose-lips

loosely coupled

loosely

loose-meat-sandwich

loosen someone's tongue

loosen

loosened up

loosened

loosener

looseners

looseness

loosenest

looseneth

loosening up

loosening ups

loosening

loosenings

loosens up

loosens

loosen-the-apron-strings

loosen-the-purse-strings

loosen-up

looser

looses

loose-scrum

loosestrife

loosestrife-borer

loosestrife-borers

loosestrifes

looseth

loose-tongued

loose-tube cable

loose-woman

loosey

loosey-goosey

loosie

loosies

loosing

loosish

loot box

loot boxes

loot

lootable

loo-table

loo-tables

looted

looter

looters

looting

lootings

loots

loover

loovers

lop chong

lop nur

lop off

lop

loparite

loparites

lope

lop-eared

loped

lopeman

lopemen

loper

loperamide

lopers

lopes

lopez nancy

lopez

lopezite

lophaetus

lophaetus-occipitalis

lophenol

lophiid

lophiidae

lophiids

lophiiformes

lophine

lophioidei

lophius

lophius-piscatorius

lophobranch

lophobranchiate

lophobranchs

lophocebus

lophochroa

lophochroa-leadbeateri

lophocolea

lophocoronid

lophocoronids

lophodont

lophodytes

lophodytes-cucullatus

lophoictinia

lophoictinia-isura

lopholaimus

lopholaimus-antarcticus

lopholejeunea

lophonardia

lophonetta

lophonetta-specularioides

lophophanes

lophophorate

lophophore

lophophorus

lophophorus-impejanus

lophophorus-lhuysii

lophophorus-sclateri

lophorina

lophornis

lophoselenodont

lophospermum

lophospingus

lophospirid

lophospirids

lophostea

lophostemon

lophosteon

lophostrix

lophotibis

lophotibis-cristata

lophotid

lophotids

lophotis

lophotis-gindiana

lophotis-ruficrista

lophotis-savilei

lophotriccus

lophotrichous

lophotriorchis

lophotriorchis-kienerii

lophotrochozoan

lophotrochozoans

lophozia

lophozosterops

lophura

lophura-bulweri

lophura-diardi

lophura-edwardsi

lophura-erythrophthalma

lophura-hatinhensis

lophura-hoogerwerfi

lophura-ignita

lophura-inornata

lophura-leucomelanos

lophura-nycthemera

lophura-swinhoii

lopid

lopinavir

loping

lopingian

lopirazepam

lopolith

lopoliths

loppard

lopped

lopper

loppered

loppering

loppers

loppet

loppiness

lopping

loppings

loppy

loprazolam

lopressor

loprox

lops

lopseed

lopseeds

lopsided

lopsidedly

lopsidedness

lopsidednesses

loq.

loquacious

loquaciously

loquaciousness

loquacities

loquacity

loquat

loquatious

loquatiousness

loquats

loquot

loquots

loquy

lora

loracarbef

lorain

lorajmine

loral

loran

loran-a

loran-b

loran-c

loran-d

lorandite

loranthaceous

lorapride

loratadine

lorate

lorawan

lorazepam

lorbamate

lorcainide

lorcan

lorcaserin

lorcha

lorchas

lorcinadol

lord (high) chancellor

lord and master

lord chancellor

Lord Howe Island stick insect

Lord Howe Island stick insects

lord howe island

Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal

Lord knows

Lord love you

lord of all one surveys

lord of hosts

lord of the rings

Lord only knows

lord over

Lord President of the Council

lord

lord-be-praised

lorded over

lorded

lordest

lordeth

lording over

lording

lordings

lord-it-over

lordkin

lordkins

lordless

lordlier

lord-lieutenant

lord-lieutenants

lordlike

lordliness

lordling

lordlings

lord-love-a-duck

lordly

lord-mayor

lord-mayors

lord-muck

lord-of-lords

lord-of-misrule

lord-of-the-flies

lord-of-the-manor

lordolatry

lordoses

lordosis

lordotic

lord-protector

lords and masters

lord's day

Lord's days

lords of the rings

lords over

lord's prayer

lords spiritual

lord's table

lords temporal

lords

lord-s

lords-and-ladies

Lordship of Ireland

lordship

lordships

lords-of-misrule

lord-s-resistance-army

lord-s-supper

lord-willing

lord-willing-and-the-creek-don-t-rise

lordy

lore

loreal

loreals

loreclezole

lored

lorel

lorelei

loreleis

lorels

loremaster

loremasters

lorem-ipsum

lorem-ipsums

loren sophia

loren

lorena

Lorentz gauge

lorentz hendrik antoon

lorentz

lorentz-factor

lorentz-fitzgerald-contraction

lorentz-fitzgerald-contractions

lorentz-force

lorentz-group

lorentzian

lorentz-invariant

lorentz-symmetry

lorentz-transformation

Lorenz curve

lorenz edward norton

lorenz konrad zacharias

lorenz

lorenzenite

lorenzo

lo-res

loresman

loresmen

loretta

lorette

lorettes

lorettine

lorettines

lorglumide

lorgnette

lorgnettes

lorgnon

lorgnons

lori

lorica

loricariid

loricariids

loricate

loricated

loricates

lorication

lorications

loricifera

loriciferan

loriciferans

loriculus

loriculus-amabilis

loriculus-aurantiifrons

loriculus-beryllinus

loriculus-camiguinensis

loriculus-catamene

loriculus-exilis

loriculus-flosculus

loriculus-galgulus

loriculus-philippensis

loriculus-pusillus

loriculus-sclateri

loriculus-stigmatus

loriculus-tener

loriculus-vernalis

lorid

lorids

lorie

lorient

lories

loriid

loriids

loriinae

lorikeet

lorikeets

lorimer

lorimers

lorinae

lorinda

loriner

loriners

loring

loris

lorises

lorisid

lorisidae

lorisids

lorisiformes

lorius

lorius-albidinucha

lorius-chlorocercus

lorius-domicella

lorius-garrulus

lorius-hypoinochrous

lorius-lory

lorks

lormetazepam

lorn

lorna

Lorne sausage

lornly

lornoxicam

loroxanthin

lorpiprazole

lorra

lorrain claude

lorraine

lorre peter

lorrie

lorried

lorries

lorry

lorry-driver

lorry-drivers

lorryful

lorryfuls

lorrying

lorryless

lorryload

lorryloads

lortalamine

lorvotuzumab

lory

los alamos

los

losable

losange

los-angeleno

los-angelenos

los-angeles

los-angelization

losari

losartan

lose one's balance

lose one's bearings

lose one's bottle

lose one's nerve

lose one's shit

lose one's tongue

lose the bell

lose the dressing room

lose the fang

lose the run of oneself

lose the thread

lose time

lose

lose-count

losed

lose-face

lose-ground

lose-heart

lose-her-cool

lose-her-head

lose-her-mind

lose-her-temper

lose-his-cool

lose-his-head

lose-his-mind

lose-his-temper

lose-it

losel

losell

losells

lose-lose

losels

lose-my-cool

lose-my-head

lose-my-mind

lose-my-temper

losenger

losengerie

losengers

lose-one-s-cool

lose-oneself

lose-oneself-in

lose-one-s-head

lose-one-s-head-if-it-wasn-t-attached

lose-one-s-life

lose-one-s-lunch

lose-one-s-mind

lose-one-s-rag

lose-one-s-shirt

lose-one-s-temper

lose-one-s-touch

lose-one-s-virginity

lose-one-s-way

lose-out

lose-patience

loser cruiser

loser cruisers

loser signs

loser

loserdom

loserhood

loserish

loserness

losers

loser-sign

loses heart

loses one's balance

loses oneself

loses sight of

loses sleep

loses the dressing room

loses time

loses touch

loses

loses-count

loses-face

lose-sight-of

loses-it

lose-sleep

loses-one-s-cool

loses-one-s-head

loses-one-s-mind

loses-one-s-temper

losest

loses-their-head

loses-their-mind

loses-the-plot

loses-track

loseth

lose-their-cool

lose-their-head

lose-their-mind

lose-their-temper

lose-the-number-of-one-s-mess

lose-the-plot

lose-touch

lose-track

lose-weight

loseyite

lose-your-cool

lose-your-head

lose-your-mind

lose-your-temper

losh

losigamone

losin

losindole

losing hazards

losing heart

losing one's balance

losing oneself

losing sight of

losing the dressing room

losing time

losing touch

losing

losing-count

losingest

losing-face

losing-hazard

losing-it

losingly

losing-one-s-cool

losing-one-s-head

losing-one-s-mind

losing-one-s-temper

losings

losing-streak

losing-streaks

losing-the-plot

losing-track

losmapimod

losoxantrone

loss budget

loss prevention

loss ratio

loss

losses of consortium

losses of face

losses of life

losses

lossful

loss-function

loss-functions

lossily

loss-leader

loss-leaders

lossless codec

lossless compression

lossless

losslessly

losslessness

lossmaker

lossmakers

lossmaking

loss-making

loss-of-bargain rule

loss-of-consortium

loss-of-face

loss-of-life

lossy compression

lossy file compression

lossy

lost causes

lost cluster

lost ground

lost heart

lost highway

lost motion

lost on

lost one's balance

lost oneself

lost packet

lost property

lost sight of

lost the dressing room

lost time

lost to the world

lost touch

lost tribes

lost weekends

lost

lost-and-found

lost-and-founds

lost-cause

lost-count

loster

lost-errand

lost-errands

lostest

lost-face

lost-for-words

lost-generation

lost-in-action

lost-in-the-shuffle

lost-in-thought

lost-in-translation

lost-it

lostness

lost-one-s-cool

lost-one-s-head

lost-one-s-mind

lost-one-s-temper

lost-properties

lost-river-range

lost-sheep

lost-soul

lost-souls

lost-the-plot

lost-track

lost-wages

lost-wax process

lost-wax

lost-weekend

lost-with-all-hands

los-vegas

lot number

lot numbers

lot

lota

lotacracies

lotacracy

lotag

lotah

lotahs

lota-lota

lotas

lotaustralin

lot-cloth split

lote

lotensin

loteprednol

lot-et-garonne

loth

lothair i

lotharingia

lothario

lotharios

lotharmeyerite

lothian

loti

lotic

lotid

lotidae

lotids

lotifazole

lotinae

lotion

lotioned

lotioning

lotions

lotis

Lotka's law

Lotka-Volterra equation

Lotka-Volterra equations

lot-lizard

lot-lizards

loto

lotologist

lotologists

lotong

lotongs

lotophagi

lotos

lotr

lotrafiban

lotrifen

lotrimin

lots of moving parts

Lot's wife

lots

lotsa

lots-of-love

lott

lotta

lotte

lotted

lotteries

lottery tickets

lottery

lotterylike

lottery-ticket

lottes

lottie

lottiid

lottiidae

lottiids

lotting

lotto

lottocracy

lottomania

lottos

lotucaine

loture

lotures

lotus 1-2-3

lotus domino

lotus effects

lotus feet

lotus foot

lotus land

lotus menu

lotus notes visual programmer

lotus notes

lotus nut

lotus nuts

lotus positions

Lotus principle

lotus script

lotus seed

lotus seeds

lotus shoe

lotus shoes

lotus smartsuite

lotus symphony

lotus

lotus-birth

lotus-births

lotus-eater

lotus-eaters

lotus-effect

lotuses

lotus-flower

lotusland

lotus-position

lotusscript

lotus-sutra

lou

louanne

louche

louched

louchely

loucheness

louchettes

louching

loucoumi

loud hailers

loud mouth

loud mouths

loud

loud-and-clear

loudcloud

loude

louden

loudened

loudening

loudens

loudful

loudhailer

loud-hailer

loudhailers

loudish

loudly

loudmouth

loudmouthed

loudmouths

loudness wars

loudness

loudnesses

loudness-race

loudness-war

loudounite

loudspeaker

loudspeakers

loue

louella

louely

louer

louers

loues

lou-gehrig-s-disease

lough

loughborough

loughlinite

loughs

louie

Louis dressing

Louis heel

Louis heels

louis ix

louis joe

louis napoleon

louis philippe

louis quatorze

louis quinze

Louis sauce

louis seize

louis treize

louis vii

louis xiii

louis xiv

louis xv

louis xvi

louis xviii

louis

louisa

louis-bar-syndrome

louisbourg

louis-d-or

louis-d-ors

louise lake

louise

louisiana french

louisiana purchase

louisiana

louisiana-creole

louisiana-creole-french

louisianan

louisianans

louisianian

louisianians

louis-quatorzian

louisville

louk

loukes

loukoum

loukoumades

loukoumas

loukoumi

loukoums

loun

lounge car

lounge diners

lounge suits

lounge

loungecore

lounged

lounge-diner

loungelike

lounge-lizard

lounge-lizards

lounge-music

lounger

loungeroom

loungerooms

loungers

lounges

loungest

lounge-suit

loungeth

loungewear

loungey

lounging cap

lounging

loungingly

loungings

loungy

loup river

loup

loup-cervier

loup-cerviers

loupe

loupegarth

loupes

loup-garou

loup-garous

louping ill

lour

lourdes

loured

lourenço marques

lourenswalsite

loureth

louri

lourie

louries

louring

louringly

louris

lours

loury

louse flies

louse fly

louse up

louse

louse-around

louseborne

loused

louselike

louses

lousewort

louseworts

lousicide

lousicides

lousily

lousiness

lousing

lousy

lousy-evil

lout

louted

louth

louting

loutish

loutishly

loutishness

loutrophoroi

loutrophoros

louts

louty

louvain

louvar

louvars

louver

louvered

louvers

louvre accord

louvre

louvred

louvres

louÿs

lov

lovabilities

lovability

lovable

lovableness

lovably

lovage

lovastatin

lovastatins

lovat

lovc

lov-d

lovdarite

love a duck

love affair

love bead

love beads

love boxes

love bug

love button

love buttons

love canal

love canals

love conquers all

love custard

love darg

love dargs

love dart

love dolls

love drugs

love games

love grasses

love heart

love hearts

love holds

love hole

love holes

love in a puff

love in a puffs

love jug

love jugs

love juices

love knot

love machines

love match

love matches

love mound

love mounds

love nests

love nut

love nuts

love of one's life

love offering

love offerings

love on

love pillow

love pillows

love potions

love pump

love pumps

love quadrangle

love quadrangles

love rats

love rectangle

love rectangles

love scene

love scenes

love set

love spud

love team

love teams

love the sinner but hate the sin

love the sinner, hate the sin

love token

love tunnel

love tunnels

love vine

love vines

love

loveable

love-affairs

loveapple

love-apple

love-apples

love-at-first-sight

lovebird

love-bird

lovebirds

love-birds

lovebite

love-bite

lovebites

love-bites

lovebomb

love-bomb

love-bombing

lovebombs

love-bombs

love-box

lovebud

lovebug

lovebugs

lovech

lovechild

love-child

lovechildren

love-children

lovecraft h(oward) p(hillips)

lovecraft

lovecraftian

loved

love-doll

lovedom

loved-one

loved-ones

lovedrug

love-drug

lovedrugs

lovedst

loved-up

lovee

love-eggs

lovees

love-feast

love-feasts

lovefest

lovefests

loveful

lovefully

love-game

love-glove

love-gloves

love-goggles

lovegrass

love-grass

lovegrasses

love-handle

love-handled

love-handles

love-hate

love-hold

love-hotel

love-hotels

love-in

love-in-a-mist

love-ins

love-interest

love-interests

lovejoy

love-juice

love-knots

lovelace ada

lovelace richard

lovelace

loveless

lovelessly

lovelessness

love-letter

love-letters

lovelies

love-lies-bleeding

love-life

lovelight

lovelike

lovelily

loveliness

lovelinesses

loveling

lovelings

love-lives

lovell

lovelock

love-lock

lovelocks

lovelorn

lovely fairywren

lovely fairywrens

lovely weather for ducks

lovely

lovely-jubbly

love-machine

lovemaker

lovemakers

lovemaking

love-making

lovemakings

lovemap

lovemaps

lovemate

lovemobile

lovemobiles

lovemonger

lovemongers

love-muscle

love-muscles

lovenellid

lovenellids

loveness

love-nest

loveniid

loveniids

lovenox

love-potion

lover boys

lover man

lover men

lover

love-rat

loverboy

lover-boy

loverboys

lovered

loverhood

loveridgei

loveringite

loverless

loverlike

loverly

lovers' lane

lovers' rock

lover's rock

lovers

lovers-tiff

lovers-tiffs

lovertine

loverwise

loves

loveseat

love-seat

loveseats

love-seats

loveship

lovesick

lovesickness

love-slave

love-slaves

lovesome

lovesomeness

lovesong

love-song

lovesongs

love-songs

love-spuds

lovest

lovestone

lovestruck

love-struck

lovetap

love-tap

lovetaps

love-taps

loveth

love-to-bits

love-tokens

love-toy

love-toys

love-triangle

love-triangles

love-truncheon

love-truncheons

lovett

love-up

love-wave

love-waves

lovewende

loveworthy

lovey

love-ya

lovey-dovey

love-you

lovina

loving cups

loving kindnesses

loving

loving-cup

lovingkindness

loving-kindness

lovingly

lovingness

lovings

loviride

lovish

lovozerite

lov-st

lovyer

lovyers

low backs

low beam

low blood pressure

low bridge

low bridges

low church

low comedy

low context culture

low context cultures

low cost carriers

low country

low delay code excited linear prediction

low density

low earth orbit

low Earth orbits

low energy bluetooth

low entry networking

low exercise price option

low exercise price options

low fantasies

low fantasy

low fidelity

low fives

low footprint

low frequency

low income consumers program

low islands

low juliette magill kinzie gordon

low lines

low mass star

low mass

low memory

low milling

low politics

low post area

low post

low power SDRAM

low profiles

low radiation

low relief

low reliefs

low resolution

low roads

low side window

low side windows

low sides

low steel

low steels

low technology

low voltage

low wine

low wines

low

low-and-behold

low-back

low-back-merger

lowball

low-ball

lowballed

lowballer

lowballers

lowballing

lowballs

low-bandwidth spectrum

lowbell

lowbells

lowbie

lowbies

low-blow

low-blows

low-bono

lowborn

low-born

lowboy

lowboys

low-breathing

lowbred

low-bred

lowbrow

lowbrows

low-budget

lowbush

lowbush-blueberries

lowbush-blueberry

low-c

low-cal

low-carb

low-class

low-code app

low-code development

low-code platform

low-cost laptops

low-cost

low-cost-carrier

low-countries

low-cut

lowd

low-decile

low-density polyethylene

low-density-lipoprotein

low-density-lipoproteins

low-doc-loan

low-doc-loans

low-dose-ct-scanning

lowdown

low-down

lowdowns

Lowe syndrome

lowe

lowed

low-effort syndrome

lowell abbott lawrence

lowell amy lawrence

lowell james russell

lowell percival

lowell robert traill spence, jr.

lowell

lowellian

low-end

Löwenheim-Skolem theorem

low-enriched-uranium

lowenstein-jensen-medium

lower airways

lower arm

lower backs

lower bound

lower boundary

lower california

lower case

lower court

lower courts

lower criticism

lower decks

lower esophageal sphincters

lower forty-eight

lower Ivies

lower jaws

lower leaf zones

lower of cost or market method

lower one's guard

lower peninsula

lower quartiles

lower reaches

lower respiratory tracts

lower rhine

lower sets

lower silurian

lower than a snake's belly

lower the bar

lower world

lower

lower-airway

lowerarchy

lower-assam-division

lower-back

lowercamelcase

lower-canada

lowercase letter

lowercase

lowercased

lowercasified

lowercasifies

lowercasify

lowercasifying

lower-chamber

lower-chambers

lower-class

lower-classes

lowerclassman

lower-deck

lowered

lower-egypt

lower-esophageal-sphincter

lowerest

lowereth

lower-extreme

lower-extremes

lower-house

lower-houses

lowering

loweringly

lowerings

lower-ivy

lower-jaw

lower-leaf-zone

lower-limit

lower-limits

lower-lusatian

lower-mainland

lower-middle-class

lower-middle-classes

lowermost

lower-order

lower-quartile

lower-respiratory-tract

lowers

lower-saxony

lower-semicontinuous

lower-semi-continuous

lower-set

lower-silesian

lower-sorbian

lower-the-boom

lower-wendish

lowery

lowes

lowess

lowest of the low

lowest terms

lowest-common-denominator

lowest-common-denominators

lowest-common-multiple

lowest-common-multiples

lowestoft

low-fat

low-fi

low-five

low-fowler-s

low-functioning autism

low-gear

low-gears

low-german

low-grade

low-grade-fever

low-grade-fevers

low-hangers

low-hanging-fruit

low-hanging-fruits

low-hundreds

low-income housing tax credit

lowing

lowings

lowish

low-island

lowk

low-key

low-keyed

lowks

lowland

lowlander

lowlanders

lowlands

lowland-scots

low-latin

low-level access

low-level api

low-level format

low-level interface

low-level language

low-level

low-level-languages

lowlife

low-life

lowlifes

lowlight

lowlights

lowlihead

lowlihood

lowlily

low-line

lowliness

lowlinesses

lowlives

low-lives

low-loader

low-loaders

lowly

low-lying

low-maintenance

low-minded

lown

low-necked

lowness

low-noise block downconverter

low-on-the-totem-pole

low-orbit satellite

low-order mode

low-pass filter

lowpass

low-pass

lowpasses

low-passes

low-pitched

low-power radio service

low-power server

low-power wan

low-power wi-fi

low-pressure

low-priced

low-profile motherboard

low-profile

low-proof

low-prussian

low-rent

low-res

lowrider

lowrider-bicycle

lowriders

lowriding

lowries

low-rise

low-rises

lowroad

low-road

lowry (clarence) malcolm

lowry

lows

low-saxon

low-season

low-seasons

low-side

low-slope-roof

low-speed

low-spirited

low-studded

low-sunday

low-tech

low-temperature, polysilicon

low-temperature-flexibility

low-tension

low-test

lowth

low-thoughted

low-ticket

low-tide

low-tides

low-tier

low-water mark

low-water marks

low-water

low-water-peak fiber

low-waters

lox

loxapine

loxia

loxigilla

loxioides

loxipasser

loxodont

loxodonta

loxodonta-africana

loxodonta-cyclotis

loxodonts

loxodrome

loxodromes

loxodromic

loxodromically

loxodromics

loxodromism

loxodromy

loxommatid

loxommatids

loxonematid

loxonematids

loxoprofen

loxops

loxoribine

loxoscelid

loxoscelids

loxoscelism

loxtidine

loy

loyal

loyalism

loyalisms

loyalist

loyalists

loyalization

loyalize

loyalized

loyalizes

loyalizing

loyall

loyally

loyalness

loyalties

loyal-toast

loyal-toasts

loyalty card

loyalty cards

loyalty islands

loyalty program

loyalty punch card

loyalty

loyang

loys

lozel

lozels

lozenge coaches

lozenge

lozenge-coach

lozenged

lozengelike

lozenges

lozenging

lozengy

lozilurea

lozol

lozre

lp ripping

Lp space

lp

l-p

lpa

lpar

lpc

lpcm

lpd protocol

lpd server

lpd/lpr

lpd

LPDDR SDRAM

LP-DDR

lpg

lpga

lpi

l-plate

l-plates

lpm

lpn

lpo

lpq

lpr server

lpr/lpd protocol

lpr/lpd server

lpr/lpd

lpr

lprng

lprs

lps

lpss

lpt

lpt1

lpw

lpwa iot

lpwa

lpwan

lpx motherboard

lq

lqfp

lqg

lqtm

lr

l-r

lra

lrbm

lrc

lrd

lre

lrn

lrne

lrrp

lrt

lr-wpan

ls

l-s

ls-120

lsa

lsapi

lsat

lsb

lsc

lsd

lse

lse-majest

lsfe

l-shaped cable

l-shaped

lsi

lsi-11

lsion

lsions

lsl

lsls

lsm

lsmt

lso

lsof tool

lsorb

lsp

lsr

lssah

lst

lsu

lsw

l-system

lt col

lt comdr

lt gen

lt gov

lt

lta

ltc

ltcol

ltd.

lte advanced

lte architecture

LTE Cat M1

lte cat-0

lte cat-1

lte categories

lte dongle

lte fdd

lte for iot

lte modem

lte tdd

LTE/EPC

lte

LTE-A Pro

lte-a

lte-m

lte-u

LTE-V

LTE-V2X

LTFS

ltg

ltjg

ltl

ltm

ltns

lto

lto-1

lto-2

lto-3

lto-4

lto-5

LTO-6

LTO-7

LTO-8

LTO-M

ltor

ltp

LTP2

ltpoe++

ltps lcd

ltps tft lcd

ltr

l-tryptophan

ltu

lt-yr

lu 6.2

lu

lua

lualaba

luan

luana

luanda

luang-prabang

luangwa

luanheite

luannah

luanne

luas

luau

luaus

luba

luba-katanga

lubavitcher

lubazodone

lubbard

lubber fiend

lubber grasshopper

lubber lines

lubber

lubber-line

lubberliness

lubberly

lubber's line

lubbers

lubber-s-hole

lubbock

lube oil

lube up

lube

lubeck

l-ubeck

lubed

lube-job

lube-jobs

lubeluzole

luberoite

lubes

lubing

lubiprostone

lubish

lubitsch ernst

lubki

lublin

lubok

luboks

lubra

lubras

lubric

lubrical

lubricant

lubricants

lubricate

lubricated

lubricates

lubricating oils

lubricating

lubricating-oil

lubrication payments

lubrication

lubrication-payment

lubrications

lubricator

lubricators

lubricin

lubricins

lubricious

lubriciously

lubricities

lubricity

lubricous

lubrifaction

lubrification

lubritorium

lubritoriums

lubumbashi

luc

luca

lucan

lucania

lucanian

lucanians

lucanid

lucanids

lucanthone

lucanus-cervus

lucarne

lucartamide

lucas george

Lucas number

Lucas numbers

Lucas polynomial

lucas van leyden

lucas

lucasian

lucatumumab

lucayan

lucayans

lucca

lucchese

luce clare boothe

luce henry robinson

luce, henry

luce

lucea

lucence

lucencies

lucency

lucenin

lucenins

lucent

lucentamycin

lucentamycins

lucerative

lucern

lucernal

lucernarian

lucernarians

lucerne

lucerne-hammer

lucerns

luces

lucey

luchador

luchow

luchsinger

luci

lucia

lucian

lucid

lucid-dream

lucid-dreaming

lucid-dreams

lucidenic acid

lucidities

lucidity

lucidly

lucidness

lucidol

lucids

lucies

Lucifer yellow

lucifer

luciferase

luciferases

luciferian

luciferianism

luciferians

luciferic

luciferid

luciferids

luciferin

luciferins

luciferous

luciferously

lucifers

lucific

luciform

lucifugous

lucile

lucilia

lucilian

lucilla

lucille

lucimeter

lucimeters

lucimycin

lucina

lucinactant

lucinda

lucinid

lucinids

luciobarbus

luciobarbus-esocinus

luciocephalid

luciocephalids

luciocephalinae

lucite

lucius

luck ball

luck balls

luck dragon

luck dragons

luck into

luck of the devil

luck of the Irish

luck

luckdragon

luckdragons

lucked

lucked-in

lucked-out

Luckenbooth brooch

luckes

luckett

luckier

luckily

luck-in

luckiness

lucking

lucking-in

lucking-out

luckless

lucklessly

lucklessness

luckling

lucklings

luckman

lucknow

lucknow-division

luck-of-the-draw

luck-out

luck-pennies

luck-penny

lucks

lucks-in

lucks-out

lucky bags

lucky bamboo

lucky bamboos

lucky bastard

lucky devils

lucky dogs

lucky draw

lucky draws

lucky duck

lucky duckling

lucky ducklings

lucky ducks

lucky money

lucky nut

lucky nuts

lucky star

lucky

lucky-bag

lucky-break

lucky-breaks

lucky-charm

lucky-charms

lucky-country

lucky-devil

lucky-dip

lucky-dips

lucky-dog

lucky-loser

lucky-losers

lucky-streak

lucky-streaks

lucmo

lucrative

lucratively

lucrativeness

lucre

lucret

lucretia

lucretian

lucretius

lucriferous

lucrific

luctation

luctations

luctiferous

luctual

lucubrate

lucubrated

lucubrates

lucubrating

lucubration

lucubrations

lucubrator

lucubrators

lucubratory

lucule

luculent

luculently

lucules

lucullan

lucullite

lucullites

lucullus lucius licinius

lucullus

lucuma

lucumas

lucumo

lucus a non lucendo

lucy stoner

lucy

lud

Luda

luddenite

luddism

luddite

luddites

lude

ludendorff erich friedrich wilhelm von

luderick

ludericks

ludes

ludfordian

ludgate-hill

ludhiana

ludhiana-district

ludia

ludibrious

ludibund

ludic fallacy

ludic

ludicrosities

ludicrosity

ludicrous

ludicrously

ludicrousness

ludicrousy

ludification

ludifications

ludificatory

ludjibaite

ludlamite

ludlockite

ludlovian

ludlow

ludlumesque

ludo

ludographies

ludography

ludological

ludologist

ludology

Ludolphian number

ludomania

ludophile

ludophiles

ludophilia

ludos

luds

ludwig

ludwigite

ludwigites

ludwigs

ludwig-s-angina

ludwigsburg

ludwigshafen

lue

lued

luella

lues

lues-venerea

luetheite

luetic

lufc

lufengosaurus

lufenuron

luff

luffa

luffas

luffed

luffer

luffers

luffing

luffs

luff-tackle

luff-up

luft

lufthansa

luftmensch

luftwaffe

lufuradom

lug nuts

lug sole

lug

lugaid-mac-con-ro

luganda

lugano

lugansk

lug-bolt

lug-bolts

luge

luged

luge-ing

lugeon

lugeons

luger

lugers

luges

lugg

luggable

luggables

luggage racks

luggage

luggage-cart

luggage-carts

luggage-hold

luggage-holds

luggageless

luggage-rack

lugged

lugger

luggers

lugging

lugh

lughnasadh

lughole

lugholes

luging

lugmark

lugmarks

lugnut

lug-nut

lugnuts

lugo

lugoj

Lugol's iodine

Lugol's solution

lugosi bela

lugosian

lugs

lugsail

lugsails

lugubrious

lugubriously

lugubriousness

lugworm

lugworms

luhansk

luhans'k

luhith

Luhn algorithm

luhya

luhyia

luichow

luidiid

luidiids

luik

luing

luis

luiseno

lujvo

luk

luka

lukacs gyorgy

lukács

lukas

lukashenka

lukashenko

lukasiewiczian

luke

lukeman

lukes

lukewarm

lukewarmish

lukewarmly

lukewarmness

lukis

lukrahnite

lul

lula

lulav

lule

lule-sami

luliberin

luliconazole

lull

lullabies

lullable

lullaby

lullabylike

lulled

luller

lullers

lulling

lullingly

lulls

lullula

lully jean baptiste

lully

lulogooli

l-ultime-avertissement

lulu

lulus

lulworth-skipper

lulworth-skippers

lulz

lulzacite

lulzworthy

lulzy

lum

luma

lumache

lumachel

lumachella

lumachellas

lumachels

lumas

lumasaaba

lumazine synthase

lumbaginous

lumbago

lumbal

lumbar vertebrae

lumbar

lumbar-puncture

lumbar-punctures

lumbar-vertebra

lumbee

lumbees

lumber jacket

lumber pie

lumber pies

lumber rooms

lumber

lumbered

lumberer

lumberers

lumbering

lumberingly

lumberjack

lumberjack-breakfast

lumberjacked

lumberjacket

lumberjackets

lumberjacking

lumberjacks

lumberjack-shirt

lumberjack-shirts

lumberjill

lumberjills

lumberless

lumberman

lumbermen

lumbermill

lumbermills

lumber-room

lumbers

lumbersexual

lumberyard

lumber-yard

lumberyards

lumber-yards

lumbo-

lumbocolostomy

lumbosacral

lumbric

lumbrical

lumbricalis

lumbricid

lumbricidae

lumbricids

lumbriciform

lumbricine

lumbricines

lumbricoid

lumbrics

lumbriculid

lumbriculids

lumefantrine

lumen method

lumen seconds

lumen

lumena

lumenal

lumened

lumenous flux

lumens per watt

lumens

lumen-second

lumholtzi

lumia

lumic

lumican

lumicrine

lumiere auguste marie louis nicolas

lumiflavin

lumiliximab

lumina

lumina-gold

luminaire

luminaires

luminal

luminally

luminance

luminant

luminaria

luminarias

luminaries

luminary

luminate

lumination

luminations

lumine

luminesce

luminesced

luminescence

luminescences

luminescent

luminesces

luminescing

luminiferous ether

luminiferous

luminiferous-aether

luminism

luminogenic

luminol

luminometer

luminometers

luminometric

luminometry

luminophore

luminophores

luminosities

luminosity

luminosity-distance

luminosity-distances

luminosity-function

luminous efficiency

luminous flux

luminous fluxes

luminous intensities

luminous

luminous-energies

luminous-energy

luminous-intensity

luminousity

luminously

luminousness

lumiphore

lumiphores

lumiracoxib

lumirhodopsin

lumisterol

lumme

lummox

lummoxes

lummy

lumo

lump hammer

lump hammers

lump sums

lump

lumpability

lumpectomies

lumpectomy

lumped amplification

lumped

lumpen

lumpenly

lumpenproletariat

lumpenproletariats

lumper

lumpers

lumpfish

lumpfishes

lumpia wrapper

lumpily

lumpiness

lumpinesses

lumping

lumpingly

lump-in-one-s-throat

lumpish

lumpishly

lumpishness

lump-it

lumps of delight

lumps

lumpsuckers

lump-sum payment

lumpsum

lump-sum

lump-together

lump-to-one-s-throat

lumpy jaw

lumpy skin disease

lumpy

lums

lumumba patrice emery

lumumbist

lumumbists

lun

luna cornea

luna moths

luna

lunacies

lunacy

luna-moth

lunar (excursion) module

lunar calendars

lunar caustic

lunar cycle

lunar cycles

lunar distances

lunar letter

lunar letters

lunar lifeboat

lunar lifeboats

lunar mansions

lunar months

lunar occultations

lunar rover

lunar theory

lunar

lunar-calendar

lunar-cataclysm

lunar-distance

lunar-eclipse

lunar-eclipses

lunarian

lunarians

lunarlike

lunar-mansion

lunar-module

lunar-modules

lunar-month

lunarnaut

lunarnauts

lunar-occultation

lunar-orbit

lunar-orbits

lunar-phase

lunar-phases

lunars

lunarscape

lunarscapes

lunary

lunar-year

lunar-years

lunasa

lunate

lunate-bone

lunate-bones

lunated

lunates

lunate-sigma

lunate-sigmas

lunatic fringes

lunatic

lunatic-asylum

lunatic-asylums

lunatic-fringe

lunatics

lunatics-have-taken-over-the-asylum

lunation

lunations

lunch boxes

lunch breaks

lunch kettles

lunch ladies

lunch pail Democrat

lunch pail Democrats

lunch

lunchbox

lunch-box

lunchboxes

lunchbreak

lunch-break

lunchbreaks

lunchbucket

lunch-bucket

lunchbuckets

lunch-buckets

lunched

luncheon bar

luncheon bars

luncheon meats

luncheon sausage

luncheon

luncheoned

luncheonette

luncheonettes

luncheoning

luncheon-meat

luncheons

luncher

lunchers

lunches

lunch-hour

lunching

lunch-kettle

lunch-lady

lunchless

lunchline

lunchlines

lunchmate

lunchmates

lunchmeat

lunch-meat

lunchmeats

lunch-meats

lunchpail

lunch-pail

lunchpails

lunch-pails

lunchroom

lunchrooms

lunchtime abortion

lunchtime

lunch-time

lunchtimes

lunch-times

lund

lunda

lundy isle

lundy's lane

lune

luneburg heath

lunel

lunes

lunesta

lunet

lunette

lunettes

lunéville

lunfardo

lung busters

lung cancers

lung toilet

lung

lung-buster

lung-busting

lung-butter

lung-cancer

lung-capacities

lung-capacity

lunge lines

lunge

lunged

lungedness

lungeing

lungeing-cavesson

lungeing-rein

lungeing-reins

lunge-line

lunger

lungers

lunges

lung-fever

lung-fields

lungfish

lungfishes

lungful

lungfuls

lung-grown

lungi

lungie

lungies

lunging

lungings

lungis

lungless

lunglessness

lunglike

lungo

lungoor

lungoors

lungpower

lung-power

lungs

lungsful

lung-shan

lung-sick

lung-volume

lung-volumes

lungwa

lungworm

lungworms

lungwort

lungworts

luni

lunicurrent

luniform

lunijianlaite

lunisolar

lunisolar-calendar

lunistice

lunistices

lunitidal interval

lunitidal

lunk

lunker

lunkers

lunkhead

lunkheaded

lunkheads

lunkish

lunky

lunner

lunokhod

lunokhods

lunomancy

lunotriquetral

lunt alfred

lunt

lunul

lunula

lunulae

lunular

lunularia

lunulariaceae

lunulate

lunule

lunules

lunulet

lunulets

luny

luo

luo-orutu

luoravetlan

luorawetlan

luoyang

lup sup bar

lup sup bars

lup sup

lupanar

lupanarian

lupanars

lupeol

lupercal

lupercalia

lupercalian

lupi

lupiform

lupin

lupinarian

lupine

lupinelike

lupines

lupinin

lupinine

lupinines

lupino ida

lupins

lupinus

lupitidine

luppie

luppies

lupron

luprostiol

lupulin

lupuline

lupulinic-acid

lupulins

lupus band test

lupus erythematosus

lupus vulgaris

lupus

lurasidone

lurch

lurched

lur-cheltchair

lurcher

lurchers

lurches

lurcheth

lurching

lurchingly

lurchings

lurdan

lurdane

lurdanes

lurdans

lurden

lurdens

lure

lured

lures

lurest

lureth

lurex

lurgee

lurgees

lurgi

lurgies

lurgy

luria salvador edward

lurid

luridly

luridness

luring

luringly

lurk

lurked

lurker

lurkers

lurkership

lurkerships

lurkest

lurketh

lurking

lurkingly

lurkingness

lurkings

lurks

lurocalis

lurophobe

lurosetron

lurries

lurry

lurt

lurtotecan

lurv

lurve

lurved

lurvely

lurves

lurving

lusaka

lusatia

lusatian

lusatian-neisse

lusca

luscinia

luscinia-luscinia

luscinia-megarhynchos

luscious

lusciously

lusciousness

luser

lusern

luserns

lusers

lush roller

lush rollers

lush worker

lush workers

lush

lushburg

lushburgs

lushed

lushes

lushing

lushly

lushness

lushootseed

lushun

lusitania

lusitanian

lusitanians

lusk

luskish

luskishness

lusks

luso

lusoga

luso-hispanic

lusophile

lusophiles

lusophilia

lusophobe

lusophobia

lusophone

lusophones

lusophonic

lusorious

lusory

lusotropicalism

lussheburgh

lussheburghs

luss-natur

lust (after)

lust murders

lust

lusted after

lusted

luster

lustered

lustering

lusterless

lusterlessly

lusterous

lusters

lusterware

lusterwares

lustest

lusteth

lustful

lustfull

lustfully

lustfulness

lustfulnesses

lustic

lustihead

lustihood

lustily

lustiness

lustinesses

lusting

lustingly

lustless

lustlessly

lustlessness

lustmaking

lust-murder

lustra

lustral

lustrate

lustrated

lustration

lustrations

lustre

lustred

lustreless

lustrelessly

lustreware

lustrewares

lustrical

lustring

lustrings

lustrious

lustrous

lustrously

lustrum

lusts

lustwort

lusty

lusupultide

lusus-natur

lusus-naturae

lut desert

lut

lutanist

lutanists

lutarious

lutation

lutations

lute guitar

lute guitars

lute

luteal

luteal-phase

luteal-phases

lute-backed

lutecia

lutecian

lutecium

luted

lutefisk

luteic-acid

lutein

luteinisation

luteinising

luteinization

luteinize

luteinized

luteinizes

luteinizing

luteinizing-hormone

lutelike

lutembacher's syndrome

lutenist

lutenists

luteo

luteocobalt

luteocobaltic

luteolejeunea

luteolin

luteolysis

luteolytic

luteoma

luteomas

luteomata

luteotropic

luteous

luteovirid

luteovirids

luteoxanthin

luter

luters

lutes

lutescent

lutestring

lutestrings

lutetia

lutetian

lutetium

lutetium-oxide

lute-turtle

lute-turtles

luteum

luth

luther martin

luther

lutheran

lutheranism

lutheranist

lutherans

lutheri

lutherie

lutherism

lutherist

lutherists

luthern

lutherns

luthier

luthiers

luthiery

luths

luthuli albert john

luticole

luticolous

lutidine

lutidines

luting

lutings

lutist

lutists

lutjanid

lutjanidae

lutjanids

luton

lutonian

lutonians

lutons

lutose

lutrinae

lutrine

lutrophin

lutropin

lutsk

luts'k

Luttinger liquid

lutulence

lutulent

lutuli

lutung

lutungs

lutyens

lutz

lutzes

luv

luvar

luvarid

luvarids

luvars

luvd

luverly

luvian

luvians

luving

luvisol

luvisolic

luvisols

luvox

luvs

luvverly

luvvie

luvvies

luvving

luvvy

luvz

luwack

luwian

luwians

lux

luxabendazole

luxate

luxated

luxates

luxating

luxation

luxe

luxed up

luxed

luxembourg

luxembourger

luxembourgers

luxembourgian

luxembourgians

luxembourgish

luxemburg rosa

luxemburg

luxemburger

luxemburgers

luxemburgish

luxing

luxive

luxon

luxonic

luxons

luxor

luxullianite

luxullianites

luxuriance

luxuriances

luxuriancy

luxuriant

luxuriant-flower

luxuriant-flowers

luxuriantly

luxuriate

luxuriated

luxuriates

luxuriating

luxuriation

luxuries

luxuriety

luxurious

luxuriously

luxuriousness

luxurist

luxurists

luxury box

luxury tax

luxury

luxury-good

luxury-goods

luxury-taxes

luz

luzern

luzhou

luzon

luzonite

luzon-strait

luzula

lv

lva

lvalue

lvalues

lvd

lvds

lvi

lvigate

lvigated

lvigates

lvigating

lvii

lviii

lvis

lviv

l-viv

lvl

lvls

lvn

lvo

lvogyration

lvogyre

lvorotation

lvorotations

lvorotatory

lvov

lvt

lvulose

lvy-flight

lvy-flights

lvy-glass

lw

lwbs

lwchen

lwei

lweis

lwir

lwm

lwn

lwoff andre michel

l-word

lwów

lwp

lwpf

lwr

lws

lwt

lwv

lwyl

lx chipset

lx

lxc

lxx

lxxiii

lxxiv

lxxix

lxxv

lxxvi

lxxvii

lxxviii

lxxxi

lxxxii

lxxxiii

lxxxiv

lxxxv

lxxxvi

lxxxvii

ly

ly335979

lyable

lyallpur

Lyall's wren

lyam

lyam-hound

lyam-hounds

lyams

Lyapunov exponent

Lyapunov orbit

lyard

lyart

lyase

lyases

lyate

lyates

lybard

lybian

lybian-arab-jamahiriya

lybiidae

lybius

lycaenid

lycaenidae

lycaenids

lycanthrope

lycanthropes

lycanthropia

lycanthropic

lycanthropically

lycanthropist

lycanthropists

lycanthropous

lycanthropy

lycée

lyces

lyceum

lyceums

lychee

lychees

lychgate

lych-gate

lych-gates

lychnis

lychnobite

lychnoscope

lychnoscopes

Lychrel number

Lychrel numbers

lycia

lycian

lycians

lycianthes

lycid

lycidae

lycids

lycine

lycium

lycocorax

lycodine

lycodines

lycopene

lycopenoate

lycopenoates

lycopenodermia

lycopenoic-acid

lycoperdon

lycopersene

lycopersicoides

lycopersicon

lycophobia

lycophyta

lycophyte

lycophytes

lycophytic

lycopod

lycopode

lycopodia

lycopodiaceae

lycopodiaceous

lycopodiales

lycopodiella

lycopodiophyta

lycopodiophyte

lycopodiophytes

lycopodiopsida

lycopodite

lycopodites

lycopodium

lycopodium-powder

lycopodiums

lycopods

lycopsid

lycopsids

lycoricidine

lycorine

lycos

lycosa

lycosid

lycosidae

lycosids

lycosinae

lycosoidea

lycosuchid

lycosuchids

lycoteuthid

lycoteuthids

lycoxanthin

lycra

lycra-lout

lycra-louts

lycras

lyctid

lyctids

lycurgus

lyd

lydd

lydda

lyddite

lydekkerinid

lydekkerinids

lydgate john

lydgate

lydia

Lydian stones

lydian

lydian-mode

lydians

lydian-stone

lydine

lye

lyege

lyeges

lyell charles

lyell mount

lyell

lyell-s-syndrome

lyencephalous

lyerman

lyes

lyest

lyeth

lyfe

lyft

lygaeid

lygaeids

lyghte

lyghtes

lygocoris-pabulinus

lygophilia

lygophobia

lygus bug

lying behind

lying doggo

lying in wait

lying low

lying panels

lying

lying-down

lying-in

lyingly

lying-panel

lyings

lyings-in

lyke

lykes

lyketh

lylab

lylas

lyle

lyly john

lyly

lymail

Lyman-alpha forest

lymani

lyman-s-law

lymantrid

lymantrids

lymantriid

lymantriids

lyme grasses

lyme

lymecycline

lyme-disease

lyme-diseases

lymegrass

lyme-grass

lyme-neuroborreliosis

lymer

lymers

lymeswold

lymexylid

lymexylids

lymnaea

lymnaeid

lymnaeidae

lymnaeids

lymnaeoidea

lymnocardiid

lymnocardiids

lymnocryptes

lymnocryptes-minimus

lymph vessels

lymph

lymphadenectomies

lymphadenectomy

lymphadenites

lymphadenitides

lymphadenitis

lymphadenoma

lymphadenopathic

lymphadenopathies

lymphadenopathy

lymphangeitis

lymphangial

lymphangiectasia

lymphangiectasias

lymphangiectomy

lymphangiogenesis

lymphangiogenic

lymphangiogram

lymphangiographies

lymphangiography

lymphangioleiomyomatoses

lymphangioleiomyomatosis

lymphangioma

lymphangiomas

lymphangiomata

lymphangiopathies

lymphangiopathy

lymphangioplasty

lymphangiotomy

lymphangitides

lymphangitis

lymphatic systems

lymphatic vessel

lymphatic vessels

lymphatic

lymphatic-node

lymphatic-nodes

lymphaticostomy

lymphatics

lymphatic-system

lymphatism

lymphedema

lymphedemas

lymph-gland

lymph-glands

lymphitis

lymphlike

lymphlined

lymph-node

lymph-nodes

lympho-

lymphoblast

lymphoblastic

lymphoblastic-leukemia

lymphoblastoid

lymphoblasts

lymphocryptoviral

lymphocryptovirus

lymphocryptoviruses

lymphocyte

lymphocytes

lymphocytic leukemia

lymphocytic

lymphocytopenia

lymphocytopenias

lymphocytopenic

lymphocytopoiesis

lymphocytopoietic

lymphocytoses

lymphocytosis

lymphocytotoxic

lymphocytotoxicity

lymphodema

lymphodemas

lymphodemous

lymphodepletion

lymphoedema

lymphoedemas

lymphoedemata

lymphoepithelioma

lymphoepitheliomas

lymphoepitheliomata

lymphogenic

lymphoglandula

lymphoglandulas

lymphogranuloma

lymphogranuloma-venereum

lymphography

lymphohematopoietic

lymphohistiocytic

lymphohistiocytoses

lymphohistiocytosis

lymphoid

lymphoidectomy

lymphokine

lymphoma

lymphomageneses

lymphomagenesis

lymphomas

lymphomata

lymphonodi

lymphonodus

lymphopenia

lymphopenias

lymphopenic

lymphopeptidase

lymphoplasmacytic

lymphopoenic

lymphopoiesis

lymphopoietic

lymphopoietin

lymphoproliferation

lymphoproliferative

lymphoreplete

lymphoreticular

lymphosarcoma

lymphosarcomas

lymphotactin

lymphotoxin

lymphotoxins

lymphotropic

lymphovascular

lymph-vessel

lymphy

lyn

lync server

lync

lyncean

lynch john mary

lynch law

lynch, peter

lynch

lynchburg

lynched

lyncher

lynchers

lynches

lynchet

lynchets

lynchi

lynchian

lynching

lynchings

lynch-mob

lynch-mobs

lynchpin

lynchpins

lyncis

lyncomicin

lyncornis

lynda

Lyndon word

Lyndon words

lyndon

lyndsey

lyne

lynestrenol

lynette

lynex

lynn canal

lynn

lynne

lynnette

lynnwood

lynwood

lynx

lynxes

lynx-eyed

lynxlike

lynx-rufus

lynx-spider

lynx-spiders

lyo-

lyocell

lyon mary mason

lyon

lyonetiid

lyonetiids

lyonia

lyonias

lyoniresinol

lyonium

lyoniums

lyonization

lyonizations

lyonnais

lyonnaise

lyonnesse

lyons

lyonsiid

lyonsiids

lyonsite

lyophilic

lyophilisation

lyophilisations

lyophilise

lyophilised

lyophilises

lyophilising

lyophilization

lyophilizations

lyophilize

lyophilized

lyophilizer

lyophilizes

lyophilizing

lyophobic

lyophylized

lyotardian

lyotropic

lyotropy

lypemania

lypophosphoglycan

lypressin

lypusid

lypusids

lyra viol

lyra violist

lyra violists

lyra viols

lyra

lyrae

lyraid

lyraids

lyrate

lyrated

lyre snake

lyre snakes

lyre

lyrebird

lyrebirds

lyreleaf sage

lyrelike

lyres

lyretail

lyretails

lyric operas

lyric video

lyric videos

lyric

lyrical dissonance

lyrical I

lyrical

lyrically

lyricism

lyricist

lyricists

lyricize

lyrick

lyricless

lyricon

lyric-opera

lyrics

lyrid

lyrids

lyrie

lyries

lyriferous

lyriform

lyrism

lyrist

lyrists

lyrurus

lyrurus-mlokosiewiczi

lyrurus-tetrix

lys

lysander

lysate

lysates

lysdexia

lysdexic

lyse

lysed

lysenin

lysenins

lysenko trofim denisovich

lysenkoism

lysenkoist

lysenkoists

lysenkoite

lysenkoites

lysergamide

lysergamides

lysergic acid amides

lysergic

lysergic-acid

lysergic-acid-amide

lysergic-acid-diethylamide

lysergide

lyses

lysi-

lysianassid

lysianassids

lysianassoid

lysianassoids

lysigenous

lysigeny

lysimachia

lysimachus

lysimeter

lysimeters

lysin

lysine

lysinemia

lysines

lysing

lysinoalanine

lysinoalanines

lysinuria

lysinuric

lysiosquillid

lysiosquillids

lysippus

lysis

lyso-

lysobactin

lysobactins

lysocline

lysoclines

lysogen

lysogenesis

lysogenic cycles

lysogenic

lysogenically

lysogenic-cycle

lysogenization

lysogenize

lysogens

lysogeny

lysoglycosphingolipid

lysoglycosphingolipids

lysol

lysolecithin

lysomotropic

lysophosphatidate

lysophosphatidates

lysophosphatidic

lysophosphatidic-acid

lysophosphatidylcholine

lysophosphatidylcholines

lysophosphatidylethanolamide

lysophosphatidylethanolamine

lysophosphatidylethanolamines

lysophosphatidylinositol

lysophosphatidylinositols

lysophosphatidylserine

lysophosphatidylserines

lysophospholipase

lysophospholipases

lysophospholipid

lysophospholipids

lysoplate

lysorophid

lysorophids

lysosomal storage disease

lysosomal

lysosomally

lysosome

lysosomes

lysosomic

lysosomotropic

lysosphingomyelin

lysostaphin

lysozyme

lysozymes

lyssa

lyssavirus

lystrosaurid

lystrosaurids

lysyl

lytdybr

-lyte

lyterian

lythe

lythes

lythraceae

lythrum

lytic cycles

lytic

lyticase

lytic-cycle

lytic-infection

lytic-infections

lytico-bodig

lytico-bodig-disease

lytoceratid

lytoceratids

lytro camera

lytta

lytton

lyuelode

lyvelod

lyves

lyxitol

lyxitols

lyxofuranose

lyxofuranoses

lyxonic acid

lyxopyranose

lyxopyranoses

lyxopyranoside

lyxopyranosides

lyxose

lyxoses

-lyze

lz

lzw

M

(E?)(L?) https://www.yourdictionary.com/index/M

M&E

M.B. coat

m

m0

m1

m10 coprocessor

m12

m13

m16

m-16s

m17n

m1-abrams

m-1s

m2

m-2

m24

m2af

m2f

m2fs

m2m

m2ts

m3

m31

m33

m3u

m42

m4v

M62 corridor

m7 coprocessor

m8 coprocessor

m8

m9 coprocessor

m98

ma bell

ma non troppo

ma yo-yo

ma

m-a

maa

ma-abara

ma-abaras

ma-abarot

maackiain

maaed

maafa

maaing

maalas

maalin

maalins

maaloula

maalox

ma-am

ma-ame

ma-amed

ma-aming

ma-ams

maar

maare

maars

maas

maasai

maasbanker

maasbankers

maasha

maashas

maastricht treaty

maastricht

maastrichtian

maastrichtians

maat

maatje

maatjes

maats

mab

mabble

mabbled

mabby

mabe pearl

mabe pearls

mabel

mabela

mabelle

mabey

mabey-bridge

mabey-bridges

mabia

mabinlin

mabinlins

mabire

mable

Mablethorpe and Sutton

mabo

mabolo

mabolos

mabon

mabs

mabuterol

mabye

mac address

mac air

mac app launcher

mac app store

mac app

mac bridge

mac classic

mac clause

mac clone

Mac Cocoa

mac dashboard

mac desktop

mac dock

mac emulator

Mac file system

mac folder shortcuts

mac header

mac intel

mac laptop

mac launchpad

mac layer

mac libraries

mac mail

mac mini

mac models

mac on intel

mac operating systems

mac os 8

mac os 9

Mac OS Extended

mac os x 10.10

mac os x 10.11

mac os x 10.12

Mac OS X 10.13

Mac OS X 10.14

mac os x 10.2

mac os x 10.3

mac os x 10.4

mac os x 10.5

mac os x 10.6

mac os x 10.7

mac os x 10.8

mac os x 10.9

mac os x 10

mac os x jaguar

mac os x leopard

mac os x mavericks

mac os x mountain lion

mac os x panther

mac os x server

mac os x sierra

mac os x snow leopard

mac os x tiger

mac os x vs. windows

mac os x yosemite

mac os x

mac os

mac portable computer

mac print screen

mac pro

mac program launcher

mac running windows

mac salad

mac salads

mac screen capture

mac server

mac store

mac tablet

mac to midrange

mac to pc

mac toolbar

mac touch bar

mac versions

mac virtual machines

mac vs. windows

mac widget

mac

maca

macabo

macabre

macabrely

macabreness

macaca moment

macaca moments

macaca

macaca-mulatta

macacas

macaca-sylvanus

macaco

macacos

macadam

macadamia

macadamia-nut

macadamia-nuts

macadamias

macadamization

macadamizations

macadamize

macadamized

macadamizes

macadamizing

macadams

macaddict

macaddicts

mac-addresses

macalley

mac-and-cheese

macanese

macao

macaoese

macap-a

macapá

macappc

macaque

macaques

macaranga

macarangas

macarena

macarenas

macaria

macarid

macarids

macarism

macarize

macarized

macarizes

macarizing

macaron

macaronesia

macaronesian

macaroni pie

macaroni pies

macaroni salads

macaroni

macaroni-and-cheese

macaroni-and-gravy

macaronic

macaronically

macaroni-cheese

macaronick

macaronics

macaronies

macaroni-penguin

macaroni-penguins

macaroni-salad

macarons

macaroon

macaroonlike

macaroons

macarthur douglas

macarthur

mac-arthur

macassar

macassared

macassar-oil

macau

macauco

macaucos

macaulay duration

macaulay rose

macaulay thomas babington

macaulay

macaulayan

macaulayism

macaulayite

macauley

macauliffe

macaw

macaws

macbench

Macbeth trap

macbeth

macbethian

macbook air

macbook pro

macbook

macbooks

macbride sean

macc

macca

maccabaeus

maccabaic

maccabean

maccabee

maccabees

maccabeus judas

maccaboy

maccaron

maccarons

maccas

macca-s

maccauley

maccawley

maccha

macchia

macchiato

macchiatos

maccloud

macco

maccoboy

MacConkey agar

maccy-d-s

macdft

macdiarmid hugh

macdiarmid

macdink

macdoines

macdonald (james) ramsay

macdonald george

macdonald john alexander

macdonald

macdonaldian

macdonaldite

macdonald-polynomial

macdonald-polynomials

macdonald-triad

macdougall

macdowell edward alexander

macdowell

macdraw pro

mace

macebearer

mace-bearer

macebearers

mace-bearers

maced

macédoine

macedoines

macedon

macedonia

macedonian

macedonianism

macedonians

macedonic

macedonism

macedonist

macedonists

macedonite

macedo-romanian

macehead

mace-head

maceheads

mace-heads

macei-o

maceió

macelike

macer

maceral

macerals

macerata

macerate

macerated

macerater

macerates

macerating

maceration

macerations

macerator

macerators

macerozyme

macerozymes

macers

maces

macfallite

macgillicuddy's reeks

macgillivray-s-warbler

macgillycuddy-s-reeks

macgregori

macgregoria

macguffin

macguffins

macgyver

macgyvered

macgyvering

macgyverism

macgyverisms

macgyvers

Mach angle

Mach band

mach bands

Mach diamond

Mach diamonds

mach ernst

mach kernel

Mach stem

mach

macha

machaca

machacas

machado de assis joaquim maria

machadoi

machaeridia

machaeridian

machaeridians

machaerirhynchidae

machaerirhynchus

machaeropterus

machaerotid

machaerotids

machair

machaira

machairas

machairodont

machairodontinae

machairodonts

machairodus

machairs

machame

machan

machans

machaon

macharomancy

machatschkiite

machaut guillaume de

mache

m-ache

machead

macheads

macheer

macheers

macheiramphus

macheiramphus-alcinus

machen

macher

machers

machete beta

machete

macheted

machetelike

machetes

macheting

machetornis

machiavel

machiavelian

machiavelianism

machiavelism

machiavelli niccolo

machiavelli

machiavellian

machiavellianism

machiavellianisms

machiavellians

machiavellis

machicolate

machicolated

machicolates

machicolating

machicolation

machicolations

machicotage

machicote

machicotes

machicoulis

machicoulises

machida

machiguenga

machiguengas

machilid

machilids

machilus

machin

machinability

machinable

machinal

machinate

machinated

machinates

machinating

machination

machinations

machinator

machinators

machine address

machine bolt

machine code

machine cycle

machine data

machine dependence

machine dependent

machine elf

machine elves

machine independence

machine independent

machine instruction

machine interface

machine language

machine learning

machine politicians

machine readable

machine safety

machine to machine

machine translations

machine vision

machine washes

machine

machineable

machined

machine-generated data

machinegun

machine-gun

machinegunned

machine-gunned

machine-gunner

machine-gunners

machinegunning

machine-gunning

machineguns

machine-guns

machine-instructions

machine-languages

machineless

machinelike

machine-of-government

machine-pistol

machine-pistols

machine-politician

machiner

machine-readable-dictionaries

machineries

machine-room

machine-rooms

machiners

machinery

machines

machine-screw

machine-screws

machine-shop

machine-shops

machines-of-government

machine-tool

machine-tools

machine-translation

machine-wash

machine-washable

machine-washed

machine-washing

machinic

machinima

machinimas

machinimist

machinimists

machining

machinings

machinist

machinist's mate

machinists

machins

machinule

machinules

machiolate

machiolated

machism

machismo

machist

machists

machmeter

machmeters

mach-number

macho dancer

macho dancers

macho programmer

macho

machoism

machoman

macho-man

machomen

macho-men

machomet

machoness

machos

machosexual

machosexuals

machoumet

machree

mach-s-principle

machu-picchu

Machupo virus

-machy

machzor

machzorim

machzors

macies

macilency

macilent

macing

macintel

macintosh clone

macintosh extension

macintosh history

macintosh models - early

macintosh models

macintosh on intel

macintosh portable

macintosh toolbox

macintosh user group

macintosh versions

macintosh

macintoshes

macirma

mack connie

mack

mackayite

mackayites

mack-daddies

mack-daddy

macke august

macked

mackem

mackems

mackenziaena

mackenzie alexander

Mackenzie bean

Mackenzie beans

mackenzie river

mackenzie

mackerel breeze

mackerel pike

mackerel sky and mare's-tails make lofty ships carry low sails

mackerel sky and mare's-tails make tall ships carry low sails

mackerel

mackerel-bird

mackerel-birds

mackereler

mackerelers

mackerels

mackerel-shark

mackerel-sharks

mackerel-sky

mackfall

Mackie line

Mackie lines

mackinac island

mackinac

mackinaw blanket

mackinaw

mackinaw-boat

mackinaw-boats

mackinaw-coat

mackinaw-coats

mackinawed

mackinawite

mackinawites

mackinaw-jacket

mackinaw-jackets

mackinaws

mackinaw-skiff

mackinaw-skiffs

mackinaw-trout

mackinaw-trouts

macking

mackintosh charles rennie

mackintosh

mackintoshed

mackintoshes

mackle

mackled

mackles

mackling

mackly

macks

mack-truck

Maclaurin polynomial

Maclaurin series

macle

maclean

Maclear's rat

Maclear's rats

macleaya

macleayas

macled

macleish archibald

macleish

maclennan (john) hugh

macleod john james rickard

macleod

macleodii

maclink plus

maclura

maclureite

maclureites

maclurin

macluritid

macluritids

macmahon

macmillan (maurice) harold

macmillan

MacNab cypress

mac-n-cheese

macneal-schwendler

macneice (frederick) louis

macneice

macneicean

macneven

maco

macock

macocks

macolyte

macolytes

m-acon

mâcon

maconite

maconites

maconochie

macophile

macormack

macormick

macOS Server

macos sierra

macos

macosx

macoun

macpaint

macpalxochitl

macphail

macpherson james

macpherson strut

macpherson

macphersonian

macphersonite

macplocimine

macpro

macquarie

macquartite

macra

macradenous

macrame

macram-e

macrandrous

macraner

macraners

macranganin

macraucheniid

macraucheniidae

macraucheniids

Macready pause

macrencephalic

macrencephalous

macrencephaly

macrergate

macrergates

macrinite

macristiid

macristiids

macritude

macro assembler

macro block

macro call

macro cell

macro expansion

macro generator

macro guard

macro guards

macro instruction

macro keyboard

macro keypad

macro language

macro languages

macro processor

macro recorder

macro setting

macro virus

macro

macroadenoma

macroagelaius

macroaggregate

macroaggregated

macroalbuminuria

macroalbuminuric

macroalga

macroalgae

macroalgal

macroamylasaemia

macroamylase

macroanalyses

macroanalysis

macroangiopathic

macroangiopathies

macroangiopathy

macroaperture

macroapertures

macroarray

macroassembler

macroassemblers

macroautophagy

macrobacterium

macrobend

macrobenthic

macrobenthos

macrobian

macrobiological

macrobiologist

macrobiologists

macrobiology

macrobiota

macrobiotic

macrobiotically

macrobiotics

macroblock

macroblocking

macroblocks

macroburst

macrobursts

macrocarpa

macrocarpas

macrocell

macrocells

macrocellular

macrocephalic

macrocephalon

macrocephalon-maleo

macrocephalous

macrocephalus

macrocephaly

macrochaeta

macrochaetae

macrochannel

macrocheilia

macrocheilias

macrochelid

macrochelids

macrochemistry

macrochip

macroclimate

macroclimates

macroclimatic

macrocode

macrocolura

macrocomputer

macrocomputers

macrocondition

macroconditions

macroconidia

macrocosm

macrocosmic

macrocosms

macrocrack

macrocracking

macrocracks

macrocryst

macrocrystal

macrocrystalline

macrocrystallinity

macrocrysts

macrocycle

macrocycles

macrocyclic

macrocyclic-compound

macrocyclic-compounds

macrocyclization

macrocyclizations

macrocyst

macrocystis

macrocysts

macrocyte

macrocytes

macrocytic

macrocytoses

macrocytosis

macrodactyl

macrodactylic

macrodactylous

macrodactyly

macrodantin

macrodiagonal

macrodiolide

macrodiolides

macrodiplophyllum

macrodipole

macrodipoles

macrodipteryx

macrodispersion

macrodispersions

macrodissected

macrodissection

macrodomain

macrodome

macrodomes

macrodont

macrodontia

macrodontias

macroecological

macroecology

macroeconomic

macro-economic

macroeconomically

macroeconomics

macroeconomist

macroeconomists

macroeconomy

macroelement

macroelements

macroenvironment

macroesthesia

macroesthesias

macroevolution

macroevolutionary

macroevolutions

macro-expansions

macrofamilies

macrofamily

macrofauna

macrofaunae

macrofaunal

macrofaunas

macrofibre

macrofibres

macrofibrous

macrofiction

macro-fiction

macrofilaricidal

macroflora

macrofloral

macrofloras

macrofossil

macrofossils

macrofungal

macrofungus

macrogamete

macrogametes

macrogenitosomia

macroglia

macroglial

macroglial-cell

macroglial-cells

macroglobulin

macroglobulinaemia

macroglobulinemia

macroglobulinemias

macroglobulins

macroglomeruli

macroglomerulus

macroglossia

macroglossus-minimus

macrognathia

macrognathic

macrogol

macrogols

macrograph

macrographs

macrography

macroherbivore

macroherbivores

macrohistorian

macrohistorians

macrohistorical

macrohistories

macrohistory

macroing

macroinitiator

macroinitiators

macroinstruction

macroinstructions

macroinvertebrate

macroinvertebrates

macroion

macroions

macrolabia

macrolactone

macrolactones

macrolanguage

macrolanguages

macrolejeunea

macro-lens

macro-lenses

macrolepidoptera

macrolevel

macro-level-orientation

macrolevels

macrolide

macrolides

macrolike

macrolinguistic

macrolipophagy

macrology

macromanage

macromanaged

macro-management

macromanages

macromanaging

macromania

macromastia

macromedia freehand

macromedia spectra

macromedia

macromelanophore

macromelanophores

macromelia

macromer

macromere

macromeres

macromers

macrometabolic

macrometabolism

macrometastases

macrometastasis

macrometeorology

macrometer

macromiid

macromiids

macromind

macromixing

macromolecular

macromolecularly

macromolecule

macromolecules

macromonomer

macromonomeric

macromonomers

macromorphological

macromorphologies

macromorphology

macromutation

macromutational

macromutations

macron

macro-names

macronaria

macronarian

macron-below

macronectes

macronectes-giganteus

macronectes-halli

macronless

macrons

macrons-below

macronuclear

macronuclei

macronucleus

macronus

macronutrient

macronutrients

macronyssid

macronyssids

macronyx

macroorchidism

macroorganism

macroorganisms

macropain

macroparameters

macroparasite

macroparasites

macroparasitic

macroparticle

macroparticles

macropenis

macropetalichthyid

macropetalichthyids

macropetalous

macropexophagy

macrophage

macrophages

macrophagic

macrophallic

macrophanerophyte

macrophanerophytes

macrophase

macrophenomena

macrophenomenon

macrophile

macrophiles

macrophilia

macrophotography

macrophthalmid

macrophthalmidae

macrophthalmids

macrophthalmus

macrophyllous

macrophysical

macrophysics

macrophyte

macrophytes

macropinacoid

macropine

macropinocytosis

macropinocytotic

macropinosome

macropinosomes

macroplankton

macroplanktonic

macroplanktons

macroplant

macroplasia

macropod

macropodal

macropodia

macropodian

macropodians

macropodid

macropodidae

macropodids

macropodiformes

macropodinae

macropodine

macropodous

macropods

macropodus

macropodusinae

macropolitical

macropolitics

macropolymer

macropore

macropores

macroporosities

macroporosity

macroporous

macroprism

macroprisms

macroprocessing

macroprogramming

macroprosopia

macroprudential

macropsalis

macropsia

macropsy

macropteran

macropteres

macropterous

macropus

macropus-eugenii

macropus-giganteus

macropygia

macropygia-amboinensis

macropygia-emiliana

macropygia-mackinlayi

macropygia-magna

macropygia-nigrirostris

macropygia-phasianella

macropygia-ruficeps

macropygia-rufipennis

macropygia-tenuirostris

macropygia-unchall

macropygous

macropyramid

macropyramids

macroradical

macroradicals

macroramphosid

macroramphosids

macrorealism

macrorealist

macrorealistic

macroreality

macroreentrant

macroregion

macroregional

macroregions

macrorestriction

macrorganism

macros

macroscale

macroscales

macroscelidea

macroscelidid

macroscelidids

macroscopic

macroscopical

macroscopically

macroscopy

macroseeding

macrosegregation

macroseism

macroseismic

macroseisms

macrosemiid

macrosemiids

macrosmatic

macrosociolinguistic

macrosociology

macrosomia

macrosomic

macrospect

macrosphenidae

macrosphenus

macrosphere

macrospheres

macrospicule

macrospicules

macrospin

macrospinous

macrosporangia

macrosporangium

macrospore

macrospores

macrosporic

macrostate

macrostates

macrostatistics

macrostep

macrosteps

macrostereoscopic

macrostomia

macrostomid

macrostomids

macrostructure

macrostructures

macrosuasion

macrosympatric

macrosynteny

macrosystem

macrosystems

macrotetrolide

macrothricidae

macrotia

macrotis

macrotis-lagotis

macrotis-leucura

macrotous

macrotrend

macrotrends

macroturbulence

macroturbulent

macroura

macrourid

macrouridae

macrourids

macrovascular

macrovesicle

macrovesicular

macrovirus

macroviruses

macroworld

macroworlds

macrozamin

macrozone

macrozoobenthic

macrozoobenthos

macrozooplankton

macrozoospore

macrs

macrural

macruran

macrurans

macruroid

macruronidae

macrurous

macs

macspaunday

macster

mactard

mactards

mactate

mactated

mactates

mactating

mactation

mactations

mactators

mactavish

mactel

macterminal

mactra

mactras

mactrid

mactridae

mactrids

macuahuitl

macuahuitls

macula

maculae

maculae-luteae

macula-lutea

macular

macular-degeneration

maculate

maculated

maculates

maculating

maculation

maculatory

maculature

macule

maculed

maculele

macules

maculiferous

maculing

maculomancy

maculopapular

maculopathies

maculopathy

maculose

macumba

macushi

macushla

macusi

macvicaria

macwrite

macy

mad as a bear with a sore head

mad as a box of frogs

mad as a brush

mad as a meat axe

mad as a wet hen

mad as hops

mad cows

mad dog

mad dogs

mad enough to chew nails

mad hatter disease

mad hatter syndrome

mad honey

mad men

mad minute

mad minutes

mad ons

mad props

mad

madag

Madagascan fish eagle

Madagascan fish eagles

madagascan

madagascans

Madagascar fish eagle

Madagascar fish eagles

madagascar periwinkle

madagascar

madagascar-buzzard

madagascar-buzzards

madagascarian

madagascarians

madagascar-wood-rail

madagascar-wood-rails

madalene

madam

Madame Berthe's mouse lemur

madame

madame-bishop

madame-tussaud-s

madams

madanga

madapolam

madapollam

mad-apple

mad-apples

madaripur-district

madarosis

madarotic

mad-as-a-cut-snake

mad-as-a-fish

mad-as-a-hatter

mad-as-a-hornet

mad-as-a-march-hare

madbrain

madbrained

madbrains

madcap

madcaps

madchester

mad-cow

mad-cow-disease

madd

maddah

maddahs

madded

madden

maddened

maddenest

maddeneth

maddening

maddeningly

Madden-Julian oscillation

maddens

madder lakes

madder

madder-lake

madders

madderwort

madderworts

madding

maddingly

maddish

maddison

maddle

maddock

maddocks

maddoctor

maddoctors

mad-dog skullcap

mad-dogs-and-englishmen

maddox

maddux gregory alan

maddy

made a big thing out of

made a career of

made a cat laugh

made a clean break

made a clean breast

made a difference

made a killing

made a mistake

made a point

made after

made amends

made an appearance

made bricks without straw

made dish

made dishes

made down

made for each other

made for one another

made friends

made it rain

made news

made nice

made of stone

made of

made off with

made one

made one's bow

made oneself at home

made someone's ears sad

made something of oneself

made strange

made the best of

made the cut

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malloc

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mallorcan

mallorcans

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mallory george leigh

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mallory-weiss-syndrome

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mallow family

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mall-walkers

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malondialdehyde

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malonyltransferase

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Malvern pudding

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mam

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man among men

man ape

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man bags

man bites dog

man bulge

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man catchers

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man goo

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man in motion

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Man of Steel

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man versus horse marathon

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Manchurian apricot

Manchurian hare

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manchurian-wild-rice

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mancunian

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mand

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Mandates of Heaven

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mandelstam osip emilyevich

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manganese dioxide

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manganogrunerite

manganokhomyakovite

manganolangbeinite

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manganometry

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manganosegelerite

manganosite

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manhattan district

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Manhès process

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mania

mania-a-potu

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maniacs

maniaphobe

maniaphobes

maniaphobia

maniaphobic

manias

manic depressives

manic pixie dream girl

manic pixie dream girls

manic pixie dreamgirl

manic

manically

manicate

manic-depression

manic-depressive

manichaean

manichaeanism

manichaeans

manichaeism

manichaeist

manichaeists

manichaeus

manichan

manichans

manichean

manicheanism

manicheans

manichee

manichees

manicheism

manicheist

manicheists

manichord

manichords

manicky

manicotti

manicou

manicous

manicule

manicules

manicure

manicured

manicures

manicuring

manicurist

manicurists

manid

manidae

manide

manidipine

manids

manifaxine

manifest of ethics

manifest weight of the evidence

manifest

manifestable

manifestant

manifestation

manifestational

manifestations

manifest-destiny

manifested

manifestest

manifesteth

manifesti

manifestible

manifesting

manifestly

manifestness

manifesto

manifestoed

manifestoes

manifestoing

manifestolike

manifestos

manifests

manifest-typing

manifold

manifolded

manifoldly

manifoldness

manifoldnesses

manifolds

maniform

manihoc

manihot

manihoteae

manikgonj-district

manikin

manikins

Manila grass

manila paper

manila

manila-hemp

manila-rope

manileo

manileos

manilio

manilios

manilkara

manilkara-zapota

manilla

manilla-hemp

manillas

manille

manilles

manimal

manimals

man-in-black

maniness

manini

maninka

maninose

maninoses

man-in-the-middle attack

man-in-the-middle

man-in-the-moon

man-in-the-street

manioc

maniocs

maniot

maniots

manip

maniped

mani-pedi

mani-pedis

manipeds

maniple

maniples

manipogo

manips

manipulability

manipulable

manipulably

manipulandum

manipular

manipulatable

manipulate

manipulated variables

manipulated

manipulated-variable

manipulatee

manipulates

manipulating

manipulation

manipulations

manipulative

manipulatively

manipulativeness

manipulatives

manipulator

manipulators

manipulatory

manipulee

manipulees

manipur

maniraptoran

maniraptorans

maniraptoriform

manis

manisa

ma-nishtana

manism

manist

man-is-the-measure-of-all-things

manita

manitas

manitimus

manito

manitoba lake

manitoba

manitoba-maple

manitoban

manitobans

manitou

manitoulin island

manitous

manitrunk

manitu

maniverse

maniverter

manizales

manjack

manjee

manjees

manjeshwar

manji

manjiroite

manjis

manjo

mank

mankad

mankato

mankiller

man-killer

mankillers

mankin

mankind

mankinde

mankiness

mankini

mankinis

mankins

mankowitz

manks

manky

manless

manlessly

manlessness

manley michael

manley, john

manlike

manlily

manliness

manlinesses

manling

manlings

manlock

manlocks

manly

man-machine

man-made fiber

man-made fibers

manmade

man-made

man-magnet

manman

man-mark

man-midwife

man-midwives

man-milk

man-month

man-months

mann act

mann horace

mann thomas

mann

manna ashes

manna

manna-ash

manna-croup

mannaean

mannaeans

mannagrass

mannagrasses

manna-gum

manna-gums

mannai

mannalike

mannan

mannanase

mannanases

mannans

mannar gulf of

mannardite

mannaric

mannaric-acid

mannea

manned down

manned up

manned

mann-elkins act

mannequin

mannequinlike

mannequins

manner

mannerable

mannered

mannerism

mannerisms

mannerist

manneristic

mannerists

mannerization

mannerize

mannerized

mannerizes

mannerizing

mannerless

mannerlessness

mannerliness

mannerly

manner-of-articulation

mannerpunk

manners maketh man

manners of articulation

manners

manness

mannheim

mannheim-gold

manni

mannia

Mannich reaction

Mannich reactions

mannide

mannie

mannies

mannii

mannikin

mannikins

manning down

Manning formula

manning up

manning

Manning's equation

mannish water

mannish

mannishly

mannishness

mannitan

mannitate

mannitates

mannite

mannitic

mannitol

mannitols

mannitose

Mannlicher stocks

mannlicher-stock

mannobiose

mannoheptose

mannoheptoses

mannoheptulose

mannoheptuloses

mannohexaose

mannokinase

mannomustine

mannonate

mannonates

mannonic acid

mannopentaose

mannopeptimycin

mannopeptimycins

mannoprotein

mannoproteins

mannopyranose

mannopyranoses

mannopyranoside

mannopyranosides

mannopyranosyl

mannosamine

mannosaminuronic acid

mannosan

mannose

mannoses

mannosidase

mannosidases

mannosidoses

mannosidosis

mannosulfan

mannosyl

mannosylated

mannosylation

mannosylglycoprotein

mannosyltransferase

mannotetraose

mannotriose

mannuronic

mannuronic-acid

Mann-Whitney U test

manny

mano y mano

mano

manoah

mano-a-mano

manoao

mano-destra

manoel-island

manoeuver

manoeuverability

manoeuverable

manoeuvered

manoeuvering

manoeuvers

manoeuvrabilities

manoeuvrability

manoeuvrable

manœuvre the apostles

manoeuvre

manoeuvreability

manoeuvreable

manoeuvred

manoeuvrer

manoeuvrers

manoeuvres

manoeuvre-the-apostles

manoeuvring

manoeuvrings

man-of-few-words

man-of-god

man-of-letters

man-of-means

man-of-one-s-word

man-of-parts

man-of-size

man-of-straw

man-of-the-cloth

man-of-the-hour

man-of-the-match

man-of-the-people

man-of-the-world

man-of-war bird

man-of-war

manohar

manoir

manoirs

manoletina

manometer

manometers

manometre

manometres

manometric

manometrical

manometrically

manometries

manometry

man-on

man-on-man

man-on-the-clapham-omnibus

man-on-the-street

manopause

manor

man-orchid

manorexia

manorexic

manor-house

manor-houses

manorial courts

manorial rolls

manorial

manorial-court

manorialism

manorial-roll

manorina

manors

manorway

manoscope

manoscopes

manoscopy

mano-sinistra

manosphere

manour

manouri

manours

manouver

manouvre

man-overboard

man-o-war

man-o-war-suit

manpage

manpages

man-pages

manpanzee

manpanzees

manparts

man-portable

manpower

manpris

manpurse

manpurses

manque

manqu-e

manqueller

manquellers

manqus

manred

manrent

manrents

manroot

manroots

manrope

manropes

mans down

man's room

man's rooms

mans up

mans

mansa

mansa-district

mansaf

mansard

mansarded

mansard-roof

mansard-roofs

mansards

man-s-best-friend

manscape

manscaped

manscapes

manscaping

manse

manservant

manservants

manses

mansfield katherine

mansfield mount

mansfield

mansfieldite

manship

manshiply

mansi

mansion

mansionary

mansionette

mansionettes

mansionization

mansionlike

mansionry

mansions

mansioun

mansiouns

mansis

man-size

man-sized

manslaught

manslaughter

manslaughterer

manslaughterers

manslaughtering

manslaughterous

manslaughters

manslayer

manslayers

manslaying

manslayings

manslot

manslots

mansluts

man-s-man

manson

mansonelliasis

mansonellosis

mansoni

mansonite

mansonites

mansplain

mansplained

mansplainer

mansplainers

mansplaining

mansplains

manspreading

manstealer

man-stealer

manstealers

man-stealers

manstealing

manstress

manstresses

mansuete

mansuetude

mansur al-

mansur

mansura

manswear

manswearing

manswears

manswore

mansworn

manta

man-tailored

man-talk

manta-ray

manta-rays

mantchoo

mantchoos

mantchou

manteau

manteaus

mantegar

mantegars

mantegna andrea

mantegna

mantegnesque

mantel

mantelboard

mantelet

mantelets

mantelletta

mantellettas

mantellid

mantellids

mantelpiece

mantelpieces

mantels

mantelshelf

mantelshelves

manteltree

mantes

man-the-fort

manther

manthers

manthreading

manti

mantic

manticore

manticores

mantid

mantidae

mantids

mantienneite

man-tiger

man-tigers

mantilla

mantillas

mantinada

mantinea

mantinean

mantineans

mantis

mantis-crab

mantis-crabs

mantises

mantispid

mantispids

mantissa

mantissae

mantis-shrimp

mantis-shrimps

mantit

man-tit

mantits

mantjiltjara

mantle mickey charles

mantle plumes

mantle rock

mantle

mantled

mantled-guereza

mantled-guerezas

mantle-field

mantlepiece

mantlepieces

mantle-plume

mantles

mantlest

mantlet

mantleth

mantletree

mantle-tree

mantletrees

mantlets

mantling

mantlings

manto

mantodea

mantologist

mantologists

mantology

man-to-man

man-to-man-defense

mantophasmatodea

mantou

mantoux-test

mantoykas

mantra

mantralike

mantrap

mantraps

mantras

mantric

mantua

mantuamaker

mantuamakers

mantuan

mantuans

mantuaries

mantuary

mantuas

mantum

mantyhose

manu

man-u

manual alphabets

manual exercise

manual labors

manual labourer

manual labours

manual of style

manual report

manual scavenging

manual training

manual transmissions

manual work

manual

manual-alphabet

manualette

manualism

manualist

manualiter

manualize

manualized

manualizes

manualizing

manuall

manual-labor

manual-laborer

manual-laborers

manual-labour

manually

manuals

manual-transmission

manuaries

manuary

manubial

manubiary

manubrial

manubrium

manubriums

manucaptor

manucaptors

manucerthia

manucode

manucodes

manucodia

manucodiata

manuduction

manuductions

manuductor

manuel

manueline

manuf

manufactories

manufactory

manufactroversies

manufactroversy

manufacturability

manufacturable

manufacturage

manufacturages

manufactural

manufacture

manufactured gas

manufactured home

manufactured

manufacturer

manufacturers

manufacturers-rep

manufacturer-s-rep

manufacturers-representative

manufacturer-s-representative

manufactures

manufacturess

manufacturesses

manufacturies

manufacturing automation protocol/technical and office protocol

manufacturing automation protocol

manufacturing controller

manufacturing execution software

manufacturing process

manufacturing software

manufacturing

manufactury

manuhiri

manuka honey

manuka

manukas

manul

manuls

manumatic

manumation

manumations

manu-militari

manumise

manumised

manumises

manumising

manumission

manumissions

manumit

manumits

manumitted

manumitter

manumitting

manumittor

manumotive

manumotor

manumotors

man-united

man-up

manuport

man-upstairs

manurable

manurage

manurance

manurances

manure spreader

manure

manured

manurelike

manurement

manurer

manurers

manures

manureth

manurey

manurial

manuring

manurings

manus

manuscribe

manuscribed

manuscribes

manuscribing

manuscript papers

manuscript

manuscriptal

manuscript-paper

manuscripts

manustupration

manutenencies

manutenency

manutention

manutentions

manuterge

manuterges

manutergium

manutius aldus

manutius

manward

manway

manways

manwhore

man-whore

manwhores

man-whores

manwich

manwiches

manwise

man-witch

man-with-the-ax

manwoman

manwomen

manx

manx-cat

manx-cats

manxes

manx-gaelic

manxman

manxmen

manxness

manx-shearwater

manx-shearwaters

manxwoman

many a times

many happies

many moons ago

many

many-a

many-an

many-and-various

many-another

many-a-time-and-oft

manyatta

manyattas

manycore

man-year

man-years

manyfold

many-hands-make-light-work

many-happy-returns

manyika

manyness

manyogana

man-yogana

manyplies

many-sided

manysidedness

many-sidedness

many-sorted-logic

many-thanks

many-valued logic

manywise

many-worlds-interpretation

manzamine

manzamines

manzanilla

manzanillas

manzanita

manzanitas

manzello

manzellos

manzhouli

manzil

manzilian

manzilians

manzils

manzoni alessandro

manzoni

manzonian

manzonians

mao shan wang

mao tse-tung

mao zedong

mao

maohi

maohis

maoi

maoism

maoist

maoists

mao-jacket

maomao

maomet

maoming

maore

Maori onion

maori

maoriland

maorilander

maoriness

maoris

mao-suit

mao-tai

maouri

map accuracy

map app

map butterflies

map butterfly

map projections

map reduce

map turtle

map unit

map units

map/top

map

mapantsula

mapantsulas

mapatumumab

mapau

mapaus

mapepire

mapepires

maphack

maphacks

mapi method

mapi

mapics

mapiko

mapimite

mapinastine

mapinguari

mapinguaris

mapinguary

map-key

maple bark disease

maple bark stripper's disease

maple key

maple leaf

maple tree

maple

maple-leaf viburnum

maple-leaves

maplelike

maples

mapless

maple-sugar

maple-syrup

maple-syrups

maple-syrup-urine-disease

maplet

maplets

mapley

map-lichen

map-lichens

maplike

maply

mapmaker

mapmakers

mapmaking

mapo tofu

map-of-tasmania

map-of-tassie

map-out

mappability

mappable

mapped

mapped-out

mappemonde

mappemondes

mapper

mappers

mappery

mappila

mappilas

mapping app

mapping

mapping-class-group

mapping-class-groups

mapping-out

mappings

mappist

mappists

mapplethorpe robert

map-projection

mapracorat

mapreading

mapreduce

map-room

maprotiline hydrochloride

maprotiline

maps app

maps of Tasmania

maps

maps-out

mapuche

mapundungun

maputo bay

maputo

mapvertising

mapwise

mapwork

maqaf

maqam

maqamat

maqams

maque-choux

maquette

maquettes

maqui

maquila

maquiladora

maquiladoras

maquilas

maquillage

maquis

maquisard

mar del plata

mar

mara

marabaraba

marabi

marabou stork

marabou

marabous

marabout

maraboutic

marabouts

marabunta

marabuntas

maraca

maracaibo

maracanda

maracas

maracatu

maracay

maracock

maracocks

maracuja

maracujas

maradona diego armando

maradonaesque

marae

maraes

marage steel

maraging

maraging-steel

maragoli

marah

marai

marais des cygnes

marajo

maramie

maramies

maranatha

Marangoni effect

Marangoni effects

maranh-ao

maranhão

marañón

marans

maranta

marantaceous

marantic

marantic-endocarditis

mararanjani

marasca

marascas

maraschino

maraschino-cherries

maraschino-cherry

maraschinos

marasmane

marasmiaceae

marasmic

marasmius

marasmoid

marasmus

marasmus-senilis

marasquino

marasquinos

marat jean paul

marat

maratha

marathas

marathi

marathon

marathoner

marathoners

marathoning

marathonitid

marathonitids

marathonlike

marathons

marattialean

marattiopsida

maraud

marauded

marauder

marauders

marauding

maraudings

marauds

maravedi

maravedis

maraviroc

marbelize

marbelized

marbelizes

marbelizing

marbella

marble cake federalism

marble egg

marble eggs

marble paper

marble papers

marble run

marble runs

marble scissors

marble

marble-cake

marble-cakes

marble-cheese

marbled salamander

marbled

marbled-cat

marbled-cats

marbled-polecat

marbled-polecats

marbled-white

marbled-whites

marblefish

marblefishes

Marblehead squash

marbleization

marbleizations

marbleize

marbleized

marbleizes

marbleizing

marblelike

marbleness

marble-orchard

marble-orchards

marbler

marblers

marbles

marblewood

marbling

marblings

marbly

marbofloxacin

marburg hemorrhagic fever

marburg virus

marburg

marburg-disease

marburgvirus

marc franz

marc

Marcan priority

marcan

marcantant

marcapomacocha

marcasite

marcasites

marcasitic

marcasitical

marcassin

marcassins

marcatissimo

marcato

marceau marcel

marceau

marcel waves

marcel

marceline

marcelines

marcella

marcelled

marcelling

marcellus

marcels

marcel-wave

marcescence

marcescent

marcfortines

March break

March breaks

March equinox

march to a different beat

march

marchal

marchand de vin sauces

marchand de vin

marchand-de-vin-sauce

marchantia

marchantiaceae

marchantiales

marchantiid

marchantiids

marchantiophyta

marchantiopsida

marcha-real

marchausse

marche

marched

marchen

marcher

marchers

marches past

marches

marchesa

marchese

marcheshvan

marchesinia

marchest

marchet

marcheth

marchets

march-flies

march-fly

march-hare

marchige

marchigue

marchihue

marching

marching-ants

marching-band

marching-bands

marching-orders

marchings

marchioness

marchionesses

marchitecture

marchland

marchlewszczyzna

marchlike

march-madness

marchman

marchmen

marchpane

marchpanes

march-past

marcht

march-to-a-different-drum

march-to-a-different-drummer

march-to-one-s-own-drum

march-to-one-s-own-drummer

march-to-the-beat-of-a-different-drum

march-to-the-beat-of-a-different-drummer

march-to-the-beat-of-one-s-own-drum

march-to-the-beat-of-one-s-own-drummer

Marchuary

march-ward

march-wards

marchy

marcia

marcian

marciano rocco francis

marciano

marcid

marcidity

marcionism

marcionite

marcionites

marcius

Marco Polo sheep

marco

marcomanni

marcomannic

marconi guglielmo

marconi operator

marconi

marconigram

marconigrams

marconi-rig

Marconi's law

marcophily

marco-polo

marcos ferdinand edralin

marcosian

marcosians

marcot

marcots

marcottage

marcottages

marcotted

marcotting

marcour

marcs

marcus aurelius antoninus

Marcus Gunn pupil

Marcus Gunn pupils

marcus

marcus-bains-line

marcus-bains-lines

marcuse herbert

marcusean

marcus-gunn-phenomena

marcus-gunn-phenomenon

marcy mount

marcy

marcylite

marczy-bind

mard

mardana

mardanas

mardan-division

marded

Mardi Gras beads

mardi-gras

mardily

mardiness

marding

mardle

mardles

mardness

mards

marduk

mardy

mare clausum

mare island

mare liberum

mare nostrum

mare

mareblob

mareblobs

marechal

marechal-s-test

marecottite

mareel

Mareham le Fen

Marek's disease

maremma

marena

marenas

marengo

mareogram

mareograph

mareographic

marero

mare's leg

mare's legs

mare's milk

mare's teat grape

mare's teat grapes

mare's teat

mares

mareschal

mareschals

maresin

mare-s-nest

mare-s-nests

mare-s-tail

mares-tails

mareva-injunction

Marfa front

Marfa fronts

Marfa light

Marfa lights

marfanoid

marfan-syndrome

marg

marga

margarate

margarates

Margaret grunt

margaret of anjou

margaret of navarre

margaret of valois

margaret rose

margaret

margaretae

margaric

margaric-acid

margarin

margarine

margarineless

margarinelike

margarines

margariney

margarita

margaritaceous

margaritas

margaritasite

margarite

margarites

margaritic acid

margaritic

margaritiferid

margaritiferids

margaritiferous

margaritomancy

margarodid

margarodids

margarodite

margarodites

margarone

margarones

margaroperdix

margaroperdix-madagarensis

margarops

margarornis

margarosanite

margarous

margashirsha

margate

margate-fish

margate-fishes

margates

margay

margays

marge

margent

margents

margery

marges

margherita pizza

margie

margin call

margin guide

margin of victory

margin requirement

margin

marginal analysis

marginal credit

marginal distributions

marginal farmers

marginal revenue

marginal tax rate

marginal test

marginal utilities

marginal utility

marginal

marginal-benefit

marginal-benefits

marginal-cost

marginal-cost-of-capital

marginal-costs

marginal-distribution

marginal-farmer

marginalia

marginalisable

marginalisation

marginalise

marginalised

marginalises

marginalising

marginalism

marginalisms

marginalist

marginalistic

marginalistically

marginalists

marginalities

marginality

marginalizable

marginalization

marginalizations

marginalize

marginalized

marginalizer

marginalizers

marginalizes

marginalizing

marginally

marginal-note

marginals

marginal-sea

marginal-seas

marginate

marginated

marginates

marginating

margination

margin-calls

margined

marginellid

marginellids

marginicidal

margining

marginirostral

marginless

marginocephalian

margin-of-error

marginoplasty

margins of victory

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margrethe ii

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mari

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mariae

mariage de convenance

mariah

marialite

marian

mariana islands

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marianao

marianas trench

marianas

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marianismo

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mariavite

maribor

marichal juan antonio

maricite

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maricon

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mariculture

Marie Antoinette syndrome

Marie biscuit

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marie-jeanne

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marielitos

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mariengroschen

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marie-s-disease

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mariets

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marigenous

marigold windows

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marigot

marigots

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marijauna

marijuana

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marilla

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marimastat

marimba

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marimonda

marin john

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Marina del Rey

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marinate on

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marine chronometers

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marine ich

marine iguana

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marine interest

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marined

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Marinesco-Sjögren syndrome

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marine-stinger

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marinids

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marino daniel constantine

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mariptiline

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marisa

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marissa

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marital agreement

marital communications privilege

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maritime earwig

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Markan priority

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mark-d

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markdown

markdowns

marke

marked as

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marked off

marked out

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markedly

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marker beds

marker genes

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marker-pen

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markers

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market baskets

market bells

market cap

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market crosses

market economies

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market fundamentalism

market horse

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market leader

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marketwide

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markoff, john

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Markov chains

Markov jump processes

Markov model

Markov number

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markovnikov-s-rule

markov-process

Markowitz bullet

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Markownikoff's rule

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marks of Cain

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mark-time

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Markush claim

Markush group

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Marlboro man

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Marley floor

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marlite

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marlovian

marlovians

marlowe christopher

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marm

marma

marmaduke

marmalade droppers

marmalade trees

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marmande

marmara sea of

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marmaronetta

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marmiton

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marmoset

marmosets

marmot

marmota

marmota-himalayana

marmots

marmozet

marmozets

marms

marne

marneuli

marnie

maroc

marocain

Maróczy bind

marog

marokite

marone

maroni

maronite

maronite-christian

maronite-christians

maronite-church

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maronitic

marool

maroon bells

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maroon cucumbers

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marooner

marooners

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maroon-spirit

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maroquin

maroteaux-lamy syndrome

marotic

marouflage

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marplan

marplot

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marq

marquand john phillips

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marquee player

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marquesans

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marquess of queensberry rules

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Marquis reagent

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marra

marrakech

marrakesh

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marranism

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marriage-certificate

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marriage-guidance

marriage-industrial complex

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married out

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marron

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marrons-glac-es

marroon

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marroons

marrot

marrots

marrow bean

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marrowbone

marrowbones

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marrowy

marrubium

marrubiums

marruecos

marry in haste, repent at leisure

marry money

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marry over the broomstick

marry the gunner's daughter

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marry-come-up

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Mars symbol

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marsala

marsalas

marsalis wynton learson

marsalis

marsaxlokk

mars-bar-parties

mars-brown

marsden

marsdenia

marsdenias

marse

marseillais

marseillaise

Marseille soap

marseille

Marseilles vinegar

marseilles

marses

mars-express

marsh (edith) ngaio

marsh bucks

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marsh gentian

marsh gentians

marsh george perkins

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marsh hawksbeard

marsh hen

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marsh rice rat

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marsha

marshal art

marshal law

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marshall jr., george c.

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Marshall syndrome

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marshall-islands

Marshall-Lerner condition

Marshall-Lerner conditions

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marshalseas

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marsh-tit

marsh-warbler

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marsileas

marsilius of padua

marsipobranch

marsipobranchs

marsoc

marsquake

marsquakes

mars-rover

marston moor

marston

marstonian

marsturite

marsupella

marsupia

marsupial frogs

marsupial lions

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mart

martaban

martagon

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martel

martel-de-fer

marteline

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martes-foina

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Martha Washington geranium

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marthambles

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marthozite

marti jose julian

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martian-blueberries

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martian-spherules

marti-ke

martin act

martin i

martin luther king day

martin mary

martin of tours

martin paul edgar philippe, jr.

martin

martina

Martin-Albright syndrome

martin-bell-syndrome

martineau harriet

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martinet

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martingale

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Martini shot

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martinu bohuslav jan

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marty-stu

marty-stus

maru

marua

marula

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marumage

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marv

marvel

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marveling

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marvers

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marvs

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marwaris

marx karl

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marxian-unemployment

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marxists

mary carter agreement

mary i

mary ii

mary queen of scots

Mary River turtle

Mary River turtles

mary

maryann

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marybeth

mary-bud

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mary-celeste

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maryknoller

maryknollers

Maryland bridges

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mary-magdalene

Mary-marry-merry merger

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marzara

marzipan layers

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mas

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mase

masefield john

masefield

masefieldian

maselyn

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masint

masius

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masjid-going

mask bit

mask of pregnancy

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maskandi

masked balls

masked crab

masked hunter

masked man fallacies

masked palm civet

masked palm civets

masked rom

masked shrike

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masked-ball

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maskelynite

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masking software

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maskinonge

maskinonges

maskirovka

maskless

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mask-shell

maslach

maslimomab

maslin pan

maslin

maslinic-acid

maslins

maslovite

maslow abraham harold

maslowian

Maslow's hammer

masm

masochism

masochisms

masochist

masochistic

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medifoxamine

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mediocer

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mediterrane

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Mediterranean fruit flies

Mediterranean gull

mediterranean seas

Mediterranean triad

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mediterranean-flour-moth

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mediterranean-irish

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mediterranean-lingua-franca

mediterranean-sea

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meditrina

medium access control

medium access unit

medium earth orbit

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medium spiny neurons

medium voltage

medium waves

medium

medium-chain triglycerides

medium-chain

medium-chain-triglyceride

medium-dead

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mediumly

medium-of-exchange

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medium-pacers

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mediums of instruction

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medli

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medvedev dmitry anatolyevich

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Meerwein-Ponndorf-Verley reduction

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meese

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megaverdicts

megavitamin

megavolt

mega-volt

megavoltage

megavoltages

megavolts

mega-volts

megaw

megawati sukarnoputri

megawatt

mega-watt

megawattage

megawattages

megawatt-hour

megawatts

mega-watts

megawealth

megawealthy

megaxenops

megayacht

megayachts

megayear

megayears

megazoo

megazoos

megazosterops

megazostrodontid

megazostrodontids

me-generation

megerg

megergs

megestrol

meggan

megger

meggers

meggie

meggings

meghalaya

meghan

meghann

megibyte

megiddo

megilla

megillah

megillahs

megillas

megilp

megilph

megilphs

megilps

megisthanid

megisthanids

megleno-romanian

megleno-romanians

meglitinide

meglitinides

meglumine

meglutol

mego

megodontia

megohm

megohmmeter

megohmmeters

megohms

megophryid

megophryidae

megophryids

megrel

megrelian

megrelians

megrez

megrim

megrims

megs

megstie

meh

mehalek

mehamet

mehamid

mehammad

mehammed

mehari

meharis

mehemed

mehemet ali

mehemet

mehemett

mehemmed

mehemmet

meherpur-district

meherrin

mehetabel

mehfil

mehfils

mehitabel

mehmandar

mehmandars

mehmed ii

mehmed

mehmet

mehndi

mehr

mehran

mei

meibion-glyndwr

Meibomian gland

meibomian glands

meibomian

meid

meidan

meidans

meido

meidos

meier richard

meighen arthur

meiglyptes

meigs-syndrome

meiji restoration

meiji

meiji-period

meikle

Meiklejohnian absolutism

meillet antoine

meillet

Meillet's law

mein host

meinel, carolyn

meinertellid

meinertellids

meinie

meinies

meinongian

meiny

meiobenthos

meiocyte

meiocytes

meiofauna

meiofaunal

meiofaunas

meiolaniid

meiolaniids

meiome

meionite

meionites

meioses

meiosis

meiospore

meiospores

meiotic

meiotically

meir golda

meir

meism

me-ism

meisms

meissen

Meissner effects

meissner

meissner-effect

meissonier

meister

meisters

meistersinger

meistersingers

meithei

meitner lise

meitner

meitnerium

meitnium

meixnerite

mejico

mejiro

mejiros

mejlis

mejlises

me-judice

mek

mekhitar

mekhitarist

mekhitarists

mekin

meknès

mekong

mekoro

mekoros

mel

mela

melacacidin

melaconite

melada

meladas

melado

meladoes

melados

meladrazine

melaena

melaenas

melaenornis

melagatran

melainotype

melainotypes

melakarta

melakartas

melaleuca

melaleucas

melalgia

melam

melamed

melamine resins

melamine

melamine-resin

melaminylthioarsenate

melamphaid

melamphaids

melamphid

melamphids

melampitta

melampode

melamprosops

melampyrin

melampyrite

melampyrum

melan-

melanaemia

melanagogue

melanagogues

melanated

melanau

melanaus

melancholia

melancholian

melancholians

melancholias

melancholic

melancholically

melancholick

melancholicks

melancholics

melancholie

melancholies

melancholily

melancholiness

melancholious

melancholiously

melancholist

melancholists

melancholize

melancholized

melancholizes

melancholizing

melancholy

melanchthon philipp

melanchthon

melanchym

melanchyme

melandryid

melandryids

melanemia

melanerpes

melanesia

melanesian

melanesians

melange

m-elange

melanges

melangians

melanian

melanians

melanic

melanics

melanie

melaniid

melaniids

melaniline

melanin

melaninization

melanins

melanisation

melanised

melanism

melanisms

melanistic

melanite

melanites

melanitta

melanitta-americana

melanitta-deglandi

melanitta-fusca

melanitta-nigra

melanitta-perspicillata

melanization

melanizations

melanize

melanized

melanizing

melano-

melanoacanthoma

melanoacanthomas

melanoblast

melanoblasts

melanocetid

melanocetids

melanocharis

melanocharitidae

melanochlora

melanochroi

melanochroic

melanochroite

melanochroites

melanocomous

melanocortin

melanocortins

melanocorypha

melanocyte

melanocytes

melanocyte-stimulating hormone

melanocyte-stimulating hormones

melanocytic

melanocytosis

melanocytotic

melanodera

melanoderma

melanodryas

melanogaster

melanogasters

melanogenesis

melanogenetic

melanogenic

melanoglossia

melanogogue

melanogogues

melanogrammus

melanogrammus-aeglefinus

melanoid

melanoidin

melanoma

melanomas

melanomata

melanonid

melanonids

melanonychia

melanonychias

melanopareia

melanopareiidae

melanoperdix

melanoperdix-niger

melanophage

melanophilin

melanophlogite

melanophore

melanophores

melanoprotein

melanopsid

melanopsids

melanopsin

melanopsins

melanoptila

melanorosaurid

melanorosauridae

melanorosaurids

melanorosaurus

melanoses

melanosis

melanosomal

melanosome

melanosomes

melanosperm

melanosperms

melanospiza

melanostatin

melanostatins

melanostibite

melanotaeniid

melanotaeniids

melanotekite

melanothallite

melanotic

melanotis

melanotrope

melanotropes

melanotroph

melanotrophs

melanotropins

melanotype

melanotypes

melanous

melanovanadite

melanoxylon

melanterite

melanterites

melanure

melanurenic-acid

melanures

melanuric-acid

melaphyre

melaphyres

melarsomine

melarsoprol

melasma

melasmic

melasses

melassic-acid

melastatin

melastatine

melastoma

melastomaceous

melastomas

melastomataceous

melastome

melatonin

melatonins

melb

melba nellie

melba

melba-finch

melba-finches

melbas

melba-toast

Melbourne shuffle

melbourne

melbournite

melbournites

melburnian

melburnians

melchior lauritz lebrecht hommel

melchior

melchiors

melchite

melchites

melchitic

melchizedek

melchizedekian

melchizedeks

meld

meldable

melded

melding

meldings

melds

mele

meleager

meleagrian

meleagridid

meleagridids

meleagridinae

meleagrine

meleagris

meleagris-gallopavo

meleagris-ocellata

melee

melees

melekeok

melem

melena

melene

melengestrol

melenite

meletian

meletians

meletin

melezitose

melia

meliaceae

meliaceous

melian

meliarchus

melibiase

melibiases

melibionic acid

melibiose

melibioses

melic

melicerous

melichneutes

melicitose

melicoccus

melicopicine

melicotoon

melicotoons

melics

melid

melidectes

melidora

melids

melierax

melierax-canorus

melierax-metabates

melierax-poliopterus

melies georges

melignomon

melilestes

melilite

melilla

melilot

melilotic-acid

melilots

melilotus

melinae

melinda

meline

melinite

melinoe

melioidosis

melioidotic

meliorate

meliorated

meliorater

meliorates

meliorating

melioration

meliorations

meliorative

meliorator

meliorators

meliorism

meliorisms

meliorist

meliorists

meliority

meliphaga

meliphagid

meliphagidae

meliphagids

meliphagoidea

meliphagous

meliphanite

meliponid

meliponids

meliponini

melipotes

melipramine

melisha

melisma

melismas

melismata

melismatic

melismatically

melissa virus

melissa worm

melissa

melissas

melissate

melissates

melissene

melissic-acid

melissopalynological

melissopalynologist

melissopalynologists

melissopalynology

melissyl

melissylene

melitene

melithaeid

melithaeids

melithreptus

melitid

melitids

melitograis

melitopol

melitose

melitracen

melitriose

melitrioses

melittid

melittidae

melittids

melittin

melittins

melittophily

melkhout

melkhouts

melkite

melkites

melkonian

melkonyan

melkovite

mell

mellaginous

mellate

mellates

mellay

mellays

melled

melleous

meller

mellic-acid

melliferous

mellific

mellification

mellifluence

mellifluent

mellifluently

mellifluous

mellifluously

mellifluousness

mellifluousnesses

mellifulous

mellify

melligenous

melligo

melliloquent

Mellin transform

melling

melliphagous

mellismatic

mellissa

mellisuga

mellitate

mellitates

mellite

mellitic

mellitic-acid

mellitic-anhydride

mellivorinae

mell-of-a-hess

mellon andrew william

mellon

mellone

mellonella

mellonide

mellonides

mellophone

mellophones

mellotron

mellotrons

mellow out

mellow yellow

mellow

mellowed out

mellowed

melloweth

mellowing out

mellowing

mellowish

mellowly

mellowness

mellows out

mellows

mellowy

mells

melluco

melmac

meln

melna

melocichla

melocoton

melocotons

melodeon

melodeons

melodeum

melodic death metal

melodic hardcore

melodic

melodica

melodically

melodicas

melodicism

melodicity

melodic-minor-scale

melodic-minor-scales

melodics

melodie

melodies

melodiograph

melodiographs

melodion

melodions

melodious

melodiously

melodiousness

melodious-warbler

melodious-warblers

melodise

melodised

melodises

melodising

melodist

melodists

melodize

melodized

melodizes

melodizing

melodrama

melodramas

melodramata

melodramatic

melodramatically

melodramatics

melodramatise

melodramatised

melodramatises

melodramatising

melodramatist

melodramatists

melodramatization

melodramatizations

melodramatize

melodramatized

melodramatizes

melodramatizing

melodrame

melodrames

melody

melodyless

melodylike

melograph

melographs

meloid

meloidogyne

meloids

melolagnia

melolontha

melolonthid

melolonthinae

melomakarona

melomakarono

melomania

melomaniac

melomaniacal

melomaniacs

melon aldehyde

melon cacti

melon cactus

melon cutting

melon dome

melon heads

melon

melonade

melonades

melon-baller

melon-ballers

melon-ball-scooper

melon-ball-scoopers

melongene

melongenes

melongenid

melongenids

melonhead

melon-head

melon-headed whale

melon-headed

melonheads

melonite

melonlike

melons

melony

melophagus

melophagus-ovinus

melophile

melophobia

melopiano

meloplastic

meloplasties

meloplasty

melopoeia

melopoeias

melopsittacus

melopsittacus-undulatus

melopyrrha

melorheostosis

melorheostotic

melos

melospiza

melotype

melotypes

meloxicam

melozone

melperone

melphalan

melphalin

melphidippid

melphidippids

melpomene

melpomenean

melpomenish

melrose

melt someone's butter

melt

meltable

meltage

meltages

meltaway

melt-away

meltdown

melt-down

meltdowns

melted up

melted

melter

melters

meltest

melteth

melting moment

melting moments

melting up

melting

meltingly

meltingness

meltingpoint

melting-point

meltingpoints

melting-points

melting-pot

melting-pots

meltings

melt-in-the-mouth

melt-into

melton

meltons

meltproof

melts up

melts

melt-sandwich

melt-up

meltwater

melty

Meltzer's triad

melungeon

melungeons

melursus

melursus-ursinus

melville herman

melville island

melville peninsula

melville

melvillean

melvin

melvins

melyrid

melyrids

Melzer's reagent

Melzer's solution

mem

memadmittance

memantine

memapsin

memapsins

memaw

memaws

member class

member classes

member countries

member country

member of congress

member organisation

member organisations

member

membered

member-field

member-fields

member-for-barkshire

member-function

member-functions

memberless

member-of-parliament

member-of-parliament-s-legislative-motion

member-of-staff

members' day

members

member-s-bill

membership

membership-card

membership-cards

membership-function

membership-functions

membership-marketing

memberships

members-of-parliament

members-of-staff

member-state

member-states

member-variable

member-variables

memberwise

membracid

membracidae

membracids

membracoidea

membral

membranaceous

membranal

membrane attack complex

membrane bone

membrane distillations

membrane filtration

membrane keyboard

membrane protein

membrane proteins

membrane separations

membrane

membraned

membrane-distillation

membranelike

membranella

membranellae

membranelle

membranelles

membrane-mimetic-chemistry

membraneous

membrane-potential

membrane-potentials

membranes

membrane-separation

membraniferous

membraniform

membraniporid

membraniporids

membranology

membranolytic

membranophone

membranophones

membranophonic

membranoproliferative

membranotropic

membranous labyrinth

membranous

membre

membres

membrification

membrillo

memcapacitance

memcapacitances

memcapacitive

memcapacitor

memcapacitors

meme pools

meme stock

meme stocks

meme

memedom

memel

memelian

memelians

memelike

memento mori

memento

mementoes

mementos

memeplex

memeplexes

meme-pool

memes

memetic algorithms

memetic hazard

memetic hazards

memetic

memetic-algorithm

memetic-engineering

memetics

memex

memexes

memic

memimpedance

meminductive

meminductor

meminductors

meminna

meminnas

memjet

mem-l

memling hans

memling

memmaker

memnon

memo field

memo

memocide

memocides

memoed

memoing

memoir

memoirish

memoirist

memoiristic

memoirists

memoirs

memoisation

memoise

memoised

memoises

memoising

memoization

memoize

memoized

memoizes

memoizing

Memoji

memome

memomes

memorabilia

memorabilities

memorability

memorable

memorableness

memorably

memoranda of association

memoranda

memoranda-of-understanding

memorandum of association

memorandum opinions

memorandum

memoranduming

memorandum-of-understanding

memorandum-opinion

memorandums

memorandums-of-understanding

memorat

memorate

memorated

memorates

memorating

memorative

memoria

memorial pole

memorial poles

memorial rose

memorial roses

memorial

memorial-day

memorialise

memorialised

memorialises

memorialising

memorialist

memorialists

memorialization

memorialize

memorialized

memorializer

memorializers

memorializes

memorializing

memorially

memorial-park

memorial-parks

memorials

memorial-service

memorial-services

memoried

memories

memorious

memorisation

memorisations

memorise

memorised

memoriser

memorisers

memorises

memorising

memorist

memorists

memoriter

memorizable

memorization

memorizations

memorize

memorized

memorizer

memorizers

memorizes

memorizing

memory access time

memory address space

memory allocation

memory B cell

memory ballooning

memory bank

memory barrier

memory barriers

memory based

memory box

memory boxes

memory cache

memory café

memory cafés

memory capacity

memory card drive

memory card reader

memory card

memory care

memory cartridge

memory cell

memory cells

memory chip

memory chips

memory compression

memory core

memory cores

memory cycle time

memory cycle

memory database

memory dump

memory effect

memory engram

memory foams

memory footprint

memory hierarchy

memory holes

memory institution

memory institutions

memory interleaving

memory key

memory leak

memory management

memory manager

memory map

memory mapped i/o

memory mapped input output

memory mapped

memory module configurations

memory module

memory overcommit

memory pages

memory palace

memory palaces

memory protection

memory raid

memory ram

memory refresh

memory resident

memory root

memory safe

memory scrubbing

memory sniffing

memory spans

memory stick duo pro

memory stick duo

memory stick pro-hg

memory stick

memory storage

memory swapping

memory T cell

memory T cells

memory types

memory typewriter

memory typewriters

memory vs. disk

memory vs. ram

memory vs. storage

memory

memory-cards

memory-foam

memory-hole

memory-lane

memory-lanes

memory-leaks

memoryless

memorylessness

memory-like-a-sieve

memory-mapped file

memory-metal

memory-metals

memory-of-a-goldfish

memory-page

memory-span

memory-sticks

memos

memosphere

memphian

memphis

memphite

memphites

memphre

memphremagog

memristance

memristances

memristic

memristive

memristor

memristors

mems gyroscope

mems mirror

mems

memsahib

memsahibs

me-myself-and-i

men among men

men in motion

men in the mirror

men o' war

men of few words

men of means

men of the match

men of the people

men on the street

men

mena

menabitan

men-about-town

menaccanite

menaccanites

menace

menaced

menacer

menacers

menaces

menacest

menaceth

menacing

menacingly

menacingness

menacings

menad

menadiol

menadione

menado

menae

ménage à quatre

menage

m-enage

menage-a-trois

m-enage-a-trois

menagerie

menageries

ménages à quatre

ménages à trois

menages

menagogue

menagogues

menagry

menaia

menaion

menai-strait

menaka

menald

menam

menander

menaphthone

menaquinones

menarchal

menarche

menarcheal

menarches

menarchial

men-at-arms

menatetrenone

menatetrenones

menbutone

men-children

menchu rigoberta

mencius

mencken h(enry) l(ouis)

mencken

menckenese

menckenesque

menckenian

menckenism

menckenisms

mend

mendable

mendacious

mendaciously

mendaciousness

mendacities

mendacity

mende

mended

mendel gregor johann

mendel

mendeleev dmitri ivanovich

mendeleev

mendeleev's law

mendelevium

mendelian

mendelism

mendelize

mendel's law

mendel's laws

mendelssohn felix

mendelssohn moses

mendelssohn

mendelssohnian

mendenhall

mender

menderes

menderies

menders

mendery

Mendes da Costa syndrome

mendes-france pierre

mendesian

mendest

mendeth

mend-fences

mendiant

mendicancy

mendicancy-squad

mendicant orders

mendicant

mendicant-order

mendicants

mendicate

mendicated

mendicates

mendicating

mendication

mendicity

mendinant

mendinants

mending

mendings

mendipite

Mendlesham chair

mendment

mendocino county

mendocino

mendole

mendoles

mend-one-s-pace

mend-one-s-ways

mendoza

mendoza-line

mendozavilite

mendozite

mends

mendy

mene, mene, tekel, upharsin

meneghinite

meneghinites

menehune

menehunes

me-neither

menelaus

menelik ii

menendez de aviles pedro

menéndez de avilés

menes

ménétrièr disease

menfolk

menfolks

men-friday

meng

m-eng

mengen

Menger sponge

Menger's theorem

mengovirus

mengoviruses

menhadden

menhaden

menhadens

menhir

menhirs

menial

menially

menials

menid

menids

ménière's disease

menilite

menilites

men-in-black

men-in-blue-ties

meninge

meningeal

meningeorrhaphy

meninges

meningioma

meningiomas

meningism

meningisms

meningismus

meningitic

meningitides

meningitis

meningo-

meningocele

meningocele-manqu

meningoceles

meningocerebral

meningococcaemia

meningococcaemias

meningococcaemic

meningococcal

meningococcemia

meningococcemias

meningococcemic

meningococci

meningococcus

meningoencephalitides

meningoencephalitis

meningoencephalocele

meningoencephaloceles

meningomyelocele

meningomyeloencephalitis

men-in-the-middle

men-in-the-street

meninx

menippean satire

menippean

menippid

menippids

meniscal

meniscectomies

meniscectomy

menisci

menisciform

meniscoid

meniscus midge

meniscus midges

meniscus

meniscuses

menispermaceous

menispermic-acid

menispermine

menitrazepam

meniver

menkalinan

menkar

menkes disease

Menkes syndrome

menkieli

menkind

menlo park

menninger

mennish

menno

mennonist

mennonists

mennonite

mennonite-low-german

mennonites

mennonitism

mennos

meno mosso

meno

menobranch

menobranchs

menoctone

menoetius

men-of-god

men-of-letters

men-of-parts

men-of-size

men-of-straw

men-of-the-cloth

men-of-the-world

men-of-war

menogaril

menologe

menologia

menologies

menologium

menology

menometrorrhagia

menominee river

menominee

menominees

menomini

menopausal

menopausally

menopause

menopauses

menoponid

menoponids

menoporsche

menoporsches

menopot

menora

menorah

menorahs

menorca

menoroth

menorrhagia

menorrhagias

menorrhea

menorrhoea

menostasis

menostatic

menostation

menotactic

menotaxis

menotropin

menotropins

menotti gian carlo

menotti

menow

menows

menoxenia

menpo

mens rea

mens sana in corpore sano

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mensa et thoro

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men-s-men

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men-stealer

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menstrual periods

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menstrual sponges

menstrual synchrony

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mentagra

mental acrobatics

mental asylums

mental blocks

mental breakdowns

mental cases

mental cruelty

mental deficiency

mental gymnast

mental gymnasts

mental illness

mental reservation

mental reservations

mental telepathy

mental

mental-aberration

mental-aberrations

mental-age

mental-ages

mental-asylum

mental-block

mental-breakdown

mental-case

mental-disorder

mental-disorders

mentalese

mental-gymnastics

mental-health

mental-hospital

mental-hospitals

mental-hygiene

mental-illnesses

mental-institution

mental-institutions

mentalism

mentalist

mentalistic

mentalists

mentalit

mentalities

mentality

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mentalize

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mental-midget

mental-midgets

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mentes-reae

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menthene

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menthid

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mentholated

menthol-cigarette

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menthyls

menticidal

menticide

menticides

menticultural

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mentioning

mentionings

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mento

mentomeckelian

mentomeckelians

menton

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mentoplasties

mentoplasty

mentor

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mentoree

mentorees

mentorial

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mentors

mentorship

mentorships

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mentulomaniac

mentulomaniacs

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menu board

menu boards

menu icon

menu key

menu pane

menu

menubar

menubars

menu-bars

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menu-costs

menu-driven

menued

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menuetto

menuettos

menuhin yehudi

menuhin

menuing software

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menuki

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menurid

menuridae

menurids

menuroidea

menus

men-who-have-sex-with-men

menyanthes

menyanthes-trifoliata

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Menzerath's law

menzies robert gordon

menzies

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meo more

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mepenzolate

meperidine

meph

mephedrine

mephedrone

mephenesin

mephenoxalone

mephentermine

mephenytoin

mephistophelean

mephistopheles

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mephitic acid

mephitic toad

mephitic toads

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mepolizumab

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meprobamate

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meprodine

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meprotixol

meprylcaine

meps

meptazinol

mepyramine

meq

mequinol

mequitazine

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meralgia

meralluride

meramec river

merant

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merarite

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mercaptoalkyls

mercaptobenzoic acids

mercaptobenzoic

mercaptobenzoic-acid

mercaptocarboxylic acid

mercaptodimethur

mercaptoethanol

mercaptoethanols

mercaptole

mercaptoles

mercaptopropionic

mercaptopropionic-acid

mercaptopurine

mercaptopurines

mercaptothion

mercaptoundecanoic acids

mercaptoundecanoic

mercaptoundecanoic-acid

mercapturic acid

mercapturic acids

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mercury barometers

mercury chipset

mercury chloride

Mercury dime

mercury memory

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mercury sulphide

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mercury-barometer

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mercury-vapor-lamp

mercury-vapour-lamp

mercury-vapour-lamps

mercy buckets

mercy chairs

mercy killings

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mercy-killers

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mere exposure effect

mere exposure effects

mere licensee

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meredith james howard

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mereiterite

merely

merenchyma

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mereological

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mereotopologies

mereotopology

meres

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merestead

meresteads

merestone

merestones

mereswine

mereswines

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meretriciously

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merfather

merfathers

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merganetta

merganetta-armata

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merge purge

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mergeability

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mergellus

mergellus-albellus

mergenthaler ottmar

mergenthaler

merger of equals

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merge-sorts

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merginae

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mergings

mergirl

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merguez

mergus

mergus-albellus

mergus-merganser

mergus-octosetaceus

mergus-serrator

mergus-squamatus

merhorse

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meri

meriam

merian maria sibylla

meribendan

merica

mericarp

mericarps

mericlone

merida

meride

meriden

merides

meridian

meridianally

meridiani-planum

meridians

meridional rays

meridional winds

meridional

meridionality

meridionally

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meridionals

meridional-wind

meridith

meridiungulate

meridiungulates

merienda

merils

merimee prosper

mérimée

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merina

merinas

meringue glacé

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meringuelike

meringues

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merino

merinos

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merithal

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merithallus

merithals

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meritocracy

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meritocratic

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merkel angela

Merkel cell

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merkins

Merkle tree

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merl

merlady

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merle

merleau-ponty maurice

merleau-ponty

merled

merles

merlette

merlin

merling

merlings

merlinoite

merlin-s-grass

merlin-s-grasses

merlion

merlions

merlon

merlons

merlot

merlots

merls

merluccid

merluccids

merlucciid

merlucciidae

merlucciids

merluccius

merluccius-merluccius

merluce

merm

mermaid skirt

mermaid skirts

mermaid

mermaiden

mermaidens

mermaidlike

mermaid's fishing line

mermaids' tears

mermaids

mermaid-s-purse

mermaid-s-purses

mermaid-s-tresses

mermaid-syndrome

merman ethel

merman

mermayde

mermen

mermin

mermithid

mermithids

mermonster

mermonsters

mermother

mermothers

merms

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meroblast

meroblastic

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merocerite

merochlorophaeic-acid

meroclone

meroclones

merocrine

merocyanine

merocyanines

merocyte

merodiploid

meroë

merogamete

merogamy

merogon

merogonial

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meromelias

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meromyosin

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meropidae

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meropogon

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merotomy

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meroving

merovingian

merovingians

merovings

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merozoites

merozygote

merozygotes

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merpersons

merqueen

merrf-syndrome

merrick david

merrick

merrigan

merrigans

merrihueite

merrill james ingram

merrill, charles e.

merrillite

merrillites

merrily

merrimack river

merrimack

merrimake

merrimaking

merriman

merriment

merriments

merriness

merrow

merrowed

merrowing

merrows

merry as a cricket

merry as a grig

merry companies

merry company

merry dancers

merry

merry-andrew

merry-andrews

merry-christmas

merry-christmas-and-a-happy-new-year

merry-cocker

merry-cockers

merry-dance

merry-dances

merry-eid

merry-go-round

merry-go-rounds

merry-go-sorry

merrymake

merrymaker

merrymakers

merrymaking

merry-making

merrymakings

merrymeeting

merrymeetings

merrythought

merrythoughts

merry-widow

merry-widows

merry-xmas

mers

mersalyl

mers-cov

mersenne-prime

mersey

merseybeat

merseybeats

merseyside

merseysider

merseysiders

mersey-sound

mersh

mersin

mersion

mersnake

mersnakes

merswine

mertansine

mertensi

mertensian

merthiolate

merthyr

merthyr-tydfil

mertiatide

merton robert king

merton thomas

merton

mertonian

merton-thesis

meru

meruimenti

merulaxis

merulid

merulids

merulinic acid

merulioid

merutig

merv

mervaille

mervailles

merveilleuse

merveilleuses

merveilleux

mervin

mervyn

merwife

merwinite

merwoman

merwomen

merworld

mery

merya

meryam-mir

merycism

merycoidodontid

merycoidodontids

meryl

merzifon

mes

mesa verde

mesa

mesabi range

mesabolone

mesaconate

mesaconates

mesaconic-acid

mesad

mesal

mesalamine

mesalazine

mesalina

mesalliance

m-esalliance

mesally

mesangial

mesangium

mesaraic

mesarch

mesas

mesaticephalic

mesaticephalous

mesaxon

mesaxonic

mesaxons

mesc

mescal

mescal-bean

mescal-beans

mescalero

mescaleros

mescalin

mescaline

mescals

mesclun

mescluns

mesdames

mesdemet

mesdemoiselles

meseclazone

meseemeth

meseems

mesel

meself

meselry

mesels

mesembrinibis

mesembrinibis-cayennensis

mesembryanthemum

mesembryanthemums

mesencephalic aqueduct

mesencephalic

mesencephalon

mesencephalons

mesencephalotomy

mesenchyma

mesenchymal stem cells

mesenchymal

mesenchymally

mesenchyme

mesendoderm

mesendodermal

mesendoderms

mesenteric

mesenterick

mesenteries

mesenteriorrhaphy

mesenteritis

mesenterium

mesenteron

mesentery

mesentoblast

mesentoblasts

mesentry

meseraic

meseraick

meseraics

mesethmoid

mesfet

mesgegra

mesh network

mesh networks

mesh node

mesh pki

mesh router

mesh topology

mesh

meshach

meshed

meshes

meshing

meshings

meshkat

meshless

meshlike

mesh-number

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mesh-stick

mesh-sticks

meshuga

meshugaas

meshugah

meshuganah

meshugas

meshugenah

meshugenahs

meshugeneh

meshugenehs

meshugga

meshuggah

meshugge

meshuggeneh

meshuggener

meshuggeners

meshweb-weaver

meshweb-weavers

meshwork

meshworks

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mesiad

mesial planes

mesial

mesially

mesial-plane

mesic

mesicke

mesidine

mesilect

mesioangular

mesioangularly

mesiobuccal

mesiodens

mesiodistal

mesiodistally

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mesioincisal

mesiolingual

mesioproximal

mesisol

mesisols

mesite

mesites

mesitoate

mesitoates

mesitornis

mesitornis-unicolor

mesitornis-variegatus

mesitornithidae

mesitornithiformes

mesityl

mesitylenate

mesitylene

mesitylenes

mesitylenic

mesitylol

mesityl-oxide

meskhetian

meskhetians

meskwaki

meskwakis

meslin

meslins

mesmer franz

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mesmerees

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mesmerical

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mesne lord

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Mesoamerican nephropathy

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mesoamericanist

mesoamericanists

mesoamerican-pyramid

mesoamerican-pyramids

mesoamericans

mesoangioblast

mesoangioblasts

mesoappendices

mesoappendix

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mesoarchean

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mesobatrachia

mesobenthos

mesoblast

mesoblastic

mesoblasts

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mesobronchia

mesobronchium

mesocaecum

mesocarb

mesocarp

mesocarps

mesocephalic

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mesocephalon

mesocephalous

mesoceros

mesochronous

mesoclisis

mesoclitic

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mesocoele

mesocoeles

mesocolic

mesocolon

mesocolons

mesocone

mesocones

mesoconid

mesoconids

mesocoracoid

mesocoracoids

mesocortical

mesocorticolimbic

mesocosm

mesocosms

mesocranial

mesocratic

mesocrystalline

mesocuneiform

mesocuneiforms

mesocyclone

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mesocyclonic

mesoderm

mesodermal

mesodermally

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mesoderms

mesodesmatid

mesodesmatids

mesodont

mesodonty

mesoendemic

mesoeucrocodylian

mesoeucrocodylians

mesofauna

mesofaunal

mesofaunas

mesofemora

mesofemur

mesoflexid

mesoflexids

mesoflexus

mesofluidic

mesofluidics

mesofossil

mesofossils

mesofrontal

mesofurca

mesofurcae

mesofurcal

mesogaster

mesogasters

mesogastria

mesogastric

mesogastrium

mesogastropod

mesogastropods

mesogen

mesogenic

mesogens

mesoglea

mesogloea

mesognathous

mesogothic

mesogranular

mesogranule

mesogranules

mesograzer

mesograzers

mesohepar

mesohepars

mesoherbivore

mesohydrophyte

mesohydrophytes

mesohyl

mesohyls

mesoionic compounds

mesoionic

mesoionic-compound

mesojejunal

mesokemic

mesokurtic

mesokurtosis

mesolabe

mesolabes

mesole

mesolect

mesolects

mesolevel

mesolevels

mesolimbic

mesolimnion

mesolite

mesolites

mesolithic

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mesologarithms

mesologies

mesology

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mesolophid

mesolophids

mesolophs

mesolytic

mesomelic

mesomere

mesomeric

mesomeric-effect

mesomerism

mesomerisms

mesometeorologic

mesometeorological

mesometeorologist

mesometeorologists

mesometeorology

mesometria

mesometrium

mesomorph

mesomorphic

mesomorphous

mesomorphs

mesomyodian

mesomyodians

mesomyodous

meson

mesonasal

mesonephric

mesonephroi

mesonephros

mesonet

mesonic

mesonics

mesonium

mesonota

mesonotum

mesons

mesonychian

mesonychians

mesonychid

mesonychids

mesopallium

mesopause

mesopauses

mesopelagic zone

mesopelagic

mesophanerophyte

mesophanerophytes

mesophase

mesophases

mesophil

mesophile

mesophiles

mesophilic

mesophils

mesophloeum

mesophryon

mesophylic

mesophyll

mesophylla

mesophyllic

mesophylls

mesophyllum

mesophyte

mesophytes

mesophyx

mesopic

mesoplanet

mesoplanets

mesoplast

mesoplastral

mesoplasts

mesoplodon

mesoplodon-stejnegeri

mesopneumonium

mesopodia

mesopodial

mesopodialia

mesopodium

mesopore

mesopores

mesoporosities

mesoporosity

mesoporous

mesoporphyrin

mesopotamia

mesopotamian

mesopotamian-arabic

mesopotamians

mesopredator

mesopredators

mesoproterozoic

mesopsammic

mesopterygia

mesopterygium

mesoptychia

mesoptychiaceae

mesorchia

mesorchium

mesorectal

mesorectum

mesorectums

mesoregion

meso-region

mesoregions

meso-regions

mesorhine

mesoridazine

mesoriparian

mesorostral

mesosalpinges

mesosalpinx

mesosaur

mesosaurid

mesosaurids

mesosaurs

mesoscale convective systems

mesoscale

mesoscale-convective-system

mesoscales

mesoscapula

mesoscapulae

mesoscapular

mesoscopic

mesoscopically

mesoscuta

mesoscutella

mesoscutellar

mesoscutellum

mesoscutum

mesoseme

mesosiderite

mesosiderites

mesosoma

mesosome

mesosomes

mesosperm

mesosphere

mesospheres

mesospheric

mesostasis

mesostate

mesostates

mesostatic

mesosterna

mesosternal

mesosternum

mesostigmata

mesostriatal

mesostructure

mesostructured

mesostructures

mesostyle

mesostyles

mesostylid

mesostylids

mesosystem

mesotartaric-acid

mesotendon

mesotendons

mesotheca

mesothecae

mesothelia

mesothelial

mesothelioma

mesotheliomas

mesotheliomata

mesothelium

mesotherapy

mesotheriid

mesotheriids

mesothermophile

mesothoracic

mesothorax

mesothorium

mesotibia

mesotrione

mesotrochal

mesotron

mesotrons

mesotrophic

mesotrophy

mesotype

mesovaria

mesovarium

mesovortex

mesovortices

mesoxalate

mesoxalates

mesoxalic-acid

mesoxalylurea

mesoxerophyte

mesoxerophytes

mesoxerophytic

mesozeugma

mesozoa

mesozoan

mesozoans

mesozoic

mespirenone

mesprise

mesquakie

mesquakies

mesquit

mesquite bean

mesquite beans

mesquite

mesquites

mesquits

mess around

mess beef

mess tents

mess tin

mess tins

mess up

mess with the bull and you get the horns

mess with the bull, get the horns

mess

mess-about

message archiving

message authentication code

message authenticity

message based

message board

message broker

message brokers

message digest md5

message digest

message fiction

message handling service protocol

message handling service

message handling system

message handling

message header

message integrity

message key

message mode service

message passing

message queue

message queues

message sequence chart

message service

message switch

message switching

message telecommunications service

message thread

message transfer agent

message unit

message waiting

message

messageboard

messageboards

message-boards

message-coupling

message-couplings

messaged

message-driven bean

message-driven ejb

message-driven-architecture

message-driven-architectures

message-in-a-bottle

messageing

messageless

messagelike

message-oriented middleware

messagepad

messager

messages

messages-in-a-bottle

messages-in-bottles

message-stick

message-sticks

messaging api

messaging app

messaging gateway

messaging middleware

messaging protocol

messaging switch

messaging system

messaging

messaging-oriented middleware

messaging-pattern

messaging-patterns

messalian

messalianism

messalians

messalina valeria

messalina

messaline

messangial

messapian

messapians

messapic

messdeck

mess-dress

messed around

messed

messed-up

messed-upness

messeigneurs

messelite

messene

messenger bags

messenger call

messenger pigeons

messenger RNAs

messenger

messenger-bag

messengered

messengering

messenger-pigeon

messenger-rna

messengers

messenia

messenian

messenians

messer

messers

messerschmitt

messerschmitts

messes around

messes of pottage

messes up

messes

messet

messets

mess-hall

mess-halls

messia

messiaen olivier

messiaen

messiah complex

messiah complexes

messiah

messiahless

messiahlike

messiahs

messiahship

messiahships

messianic

messianically

messianism

messianisms

messias

messidor

Messier numbers

messier

messier-catalog

messier-catalogue

messier-number

messier-object

messier-objects

messieurs

messily

messina

messinese

messiness

messing up

messing

messing-around

messinian

mess-jacket

mess-jackets

mess-kit

mess-kits

messless

messmate

messmates

messner reinhold

mess-of-pottage

messroom

messrooms

messrs

mess-tent

messuage

messuages

mess-with

messy

mestanolone

mestee

mestees

mester

mesterolone

mestino

mestinos

mestiza

mestizaje

mestizas

mestizo wools

mestizo

mestizoes

mestizos

mestizo-wool

mestranol

mesudipine

mesulergine

mesulfen

mesuximide

mesyl

mesylate

mesylates

mesyls

met cute

met one's maker

met one's Waterloo

met tet

met with

met

meta ad

meta data coalition

meta description

meta model

meta models

meta refresh

meta search engine

meta tag

meta

metaanalyses

meta-analyses

meta-analysis

metaarsenite

metaarsenites

metaatom

metaatoms

metaball

metaballs

metabalome

metabalomics

metabases

metabasins

metabasis

metabelian

metabiological

metabiosis

metabiotic

metabisulfite

metabisulfites

metabisulphite

metabisulphites

metablog

metablogged

metablogging

metablogs

metabola

metabolas

metabole

metaboles

metabolian

metabolians

metabolic

metabolical

metabolically

metabolically-challenged

metabolic-pathway

metabolic-pathways

metabolic-rate

metabolic-rates

metabolic-syndrome

metabolisable

metabolise

metabolised

metabolises

metabolising

metabolisis

metabolism

metabolisms

metabolite

metabolites

metabolizability

metabolizable

metabolization

metabolize

metabolized

metabolizer

metabolizers

metabolizes

metabolizing

metabolome

metabolomes

metabolomic

metabolomics

metabolon

metabolosome

metabolosomes

metabolus

metabonome

metabonomes

metabonomic

metabonomics

metaborate

metaborates

metaboreceptor

metaboreceptors

metaboric acids

metaboric

metaboric-acid

metaborite

metabotropic

metabranchial

metacalciouranoite

metacalypogeia

metacapnodiaceous

metacarpal bones

metacarpal

metacarpal-bone

metacarpals

metacarpectomy

metacarpi

metacarpophalangeal joint

metacarpophalangeal

metacarpus

metacenter

metacenters

metacentre

metacentres

metacentric

metacentrics

metacentric-stability

metacercaria

metacercariae

metacercarial

metacestode

metacetone

metacharacter

metacharacters

metachloral

metachloroperoxybenzoic acid

meta-chlorophenylpiperazine

metachromasia

metachromasy

metachromatic

metachromatically

metachromatism

metachronal

metachronism

metachronisms

metachronistic

metachronous

metachrosis

metacinnabar

metacinnabarite

metacinnabarites

metacircular

metacircularity

metacism

metacisms

metaclass

metaclasses

metacode

metacognition

metacognitive

metacognitively

metacom

metacommand

metacommands

metacommentaries

metacommentary

metacommunication

meta-communication

metacommunications

metacommunicative

metacommunities

metacommunity

metacompilation

metaconceptual

metacone

metacones

metaconflict

metaconflicts

metaconid

metaconids

metaconscious

metacontext

metacontexts

metacontextual

metaconule

metaconules

metacosm

metacosms

metacrawler

metacrawlers

metacriteria

metacriterion

metacriticism

metacrolein

metacromia

metacromion

metacultural

metaculture

metacyclic

metacycline

metacyclophane

metadata coalition

metadata

meta-data

metadatabase

metadatabases

metadata-registries

metadata-registry

metadatum

metadelrioite

metadirectory

metadiscoidal

metadiscourse

metadiscourses

metadiscursive

metadiscussion

metadiscussions

metadrama

metadramas

metadramatic

metadrenaline

metadynamics

metaescaline

metaethical

meta-ethical

metaethically

metaethics

meta-ethics

metaevolution

meta-evolution

metaevolutions

metafectene

metafemale

metafemales

metafemora

metafemur

metafiction

metafictional

metafictionally

metafictionist

metafictionists

metafictions

metafile

metafiles

metafilm

metafilms

metaflexid

metaflexids

metaflexus

metaframe server

metaframe

metafunction

metafunctions

metagalactic

metagalaxies

metagalaxy

metagame

metagames

metagaming

metagastric

metage

metagene

metagenesis

metagenetic

metagenic

metagenome

metagenomes

metagenomic

metagenomically

metagenomics

metages

metagnathous

metagnomy

metagon

metagrammar

metagrammars

metagrammatism

metagraphic

metagraphics

metagraphy

metagrobolism

metaheinrichite

metaheuristic

metaheuristics

metahewettite

metahohmannite

metahuman

metahumans

metahygrobiella

metailing

me-tailing

metainformation

metainformational

metairie

metajoke

metajokes

metakahlerite

metakaolin

metakaolins

meta-key

meta-keys

metakirchheimerite

metaknowledge

meta-knowledge

metal aquo complexes

metal carbonyls

metal cluster compounds

metal detectorists

metal for ios

metal for mac

metal hydrides

metal lath

metal masters

metal neutral

metal oxide semiconductor

metal oxide varistor

metal shops

metal stamping

metal whiskers

metal

metalacyclic

metal-age

metalammonia

metalammonium

metalanguage

metalanguages

metal-aquo-complex

metalate

metalates

metalating

metalation

metalations

metalaw

metalaxyl

metalbearing

metalbumin

metal-carbonyl

metal-cluster-compound

metalcore

metalcraft

metalcrafts

metaldehyde

metal-detecting

metal-detector

metal-detectorist

metal-detectors

metaled

metalegal

metalejeunea

metalens

metalenses

metalepses

metalepsis

metalepsy

metaleptic

metaleptical

metalevel

metalexicographer

metalexicographers

metalexicographical

metalexicography

metal-halide-lamp

metal-halide-lamps

metalhead

metalheads

metal-homeostasis

metal-hydride

metalicities

metalicity

metalimnia

metalimnion

metalimnions

metalinguistic

metalinguistically

metalinguistics

metalise

metalised

metalises

metalising

metalist

metalithium

metalization

metalize

metalized

metalizes

metalizing

metallacycle

metallacycloalkane

metallacycloalkanes

metallacyclobutane

metallacyclobutanes

metallacyclopentene

metallacyclopentenes

metallate

metallated

metallates

metallation

metallations

metalled

metaller

metallers

metalless

metallic bonds

metallic hydrogen

metallic soap

metallic

metallical

metallically

metallic-bond

metallicities

metallicity

metallicize

metallicized

metallicizing

metallick

metallicly

metallicness

metallicolous

metallics

metallic-waterproofing

metallide

metallides

metalliding

metallifacture

metallifactures

metalliferous

metalliform

metallike

metalline

metalling

metallise

metallised

metallises

metallising

metallism

metallist

metallists

metallization layer

metallization

metallize

metallized

metallizes

metallizing

metallo

metalloactivation

metalloactivations

metallobiochemistry

metalloblock

metallocarbene

metallocarbenes

metallocarboxypeptidase

metallocarboxypeptidases

metallocene

metallocenes

metallocentre

metallochaperone

metallochaperones

metallochrome

metallochromes

metallochromic

metallochromy

metallocofactor

metallocofactors

metallocycle

metallodrug

metallodrugs

metalloenamine

metalloenamines

metalloendopeptidase

metalloendopeptidases

metalloenzyme

metalloenzymes

metalloexopeptidase

metalloexopeptidases

metallofullerene

metallofullerenes

metallogenesis

metallogenetic

metallogenic

metallogeny

metallograph

metallographic

metallographically

metallographist

metallographists

metallographs

metallography

metalloid

metalloidal

metalloids

metallokinesis

metallome

metallomes

metallomesogen

metallomesogens

metallometallation

metallometallations

metallomics

metallopeptidase

metallopeptidases

metallophilic

metallophone

metallophones

metallophosphatase

metallophotonic

metallophyte

metallophytes

metalloplastic

metallopolymer

metallopolymers

metalloporphyrin

metalloporphyrins

metalloprotease

metalloproteases

metalloprotein

metalloproteinase

metalloproteinases

metalloproteins

metalloregulator

metalloregulatory

metallorganic

metallorganics

metallostatic

metallotherapy

metallothermic

metallothionein

metallothioneins

metallothionine

metallothionines

metallotolerant

metallura

metallurgic

metallurgical coal

metallurgical

metallurgically

metallurgies

metallurgist

metallurgists

metallurgy

metally

metalman

metalmark

metalmarks

metal-master

metalmen

metalodevite

metalogic

metalogical

metalogician

metalogicians

metalogics

metaloph

metalophid

metalophids

metalophs

metalophule

metalophules

metalophulid

metalophulids

metalorganic

metal-organic-framework

metalorganics

metalothionein

metalpoor

metal-poor

metals

metal-shop

metalsmith

metalsmiths

metal-to-metal

metalware

metalwares

metalwork

metalworker

metalworkers

metalworking

metalworks

metalymnion

metamachines

metamagnet

metamagnetic

metamagnetism

metamagnetization

metamagnets

metamail

metamaterial

metamaterials

metamathematical

metamathematician

metamathematicians

metamathematics

metamer

metamere

metameres

metameric

metamerically

metamerism

metamerisms

metamers

metamessage

metamessages

metametalanguage

metametalanguages

metametaphysical

metametaphysics

metamethod

metamethods

metamfetamine

metamict

metamictic

metamictization

metamicts

metamizole

metamodel

metamodeling

metamodelling

metamodels

metamodern

metamodernism

metamodernist

metamonada

metamorphic

metamorphic-rock

metamorphic-rocks

metamorphism

metamorphisms

metamorphist

metamorphists

metamorphization

metamorphize

metamorphized

metamorphizes

metamorphizing

metamorphological

metamorphopsia

metamorphopsias

metamorphose

metamorphosed

metamorphoser

metamorphosers

metamorphoses

metamorphosic

metamorphosing

metamorphosis

metamorphosise

metamorphosised

metamorphosises

metamorphosising

metamorphosize

metamorphosized

metamorphosizes

metamorphosizing

metamorphotic

metamorphous

metam-sodium

metamucil

metamunirite

metamyelocyte

metamyelocytes

metanalyses

metanalysis

metanalytic

metanalytical

metanarrative

metanarratives

metanauplii

metanauplius

metanavigation

metanephric

metanephridium

metanephrine

metanephrines

metanephritic

metanephroi

metanephros

metanephroses

metanetwork

metanetworks

metania

metanoea

metanoete

metanogenic

metanoia

metanoias

metanopirone

metanota

metanotum

metantimonate

metantimonates

metaobject

metaobjects

metaoidioplasties

metaoidioplasty

metaoperator

metaoperators

metaorder

metaorders

metapectic-acid

metapectin

metapelite

metapelites

metapeptone

metaperiodate

metaperiodates

metaperspectival

metaperspective

metaperspectives

metaph

metaphase plate

metaphase

metaphases

metaphilosopher

metaphilosophers

metaphilosophical

metaphilosophically

metaphilosophies

metaphilosophy

metaphone

metaphony

metaphor

metaphore

metaphoric

metaphorical

metaphorically

metaphorical-theism

metaphoricity

metaphorise

metaphorist

metaphorists

metaphorize

metaphorizing

metaphors

metaphosphate

metaphosphates

metaphosphoric acids

metaphosphoric

metaphosphoric-acid

metaphrase

metaphrased

metaphrases

metaphrasing

metaphrasis

metaphrast

metaphrastic

metaphrastical

metaphrasts

metaphylaxis

metaphyseal

metaphyses

metaphysic

metaphysical

metaphysically

metaphysician

metaphysicians

metaphysicist

metaphysicists

metaphysick

metaphysicks

metaphysics

metaphysis

metaphysitian

metaphyta

metaphyte

metaphytes

metaplasia

metaplasias

metaplasm

metaplasms

metaplast

metaplastic

metaplasticity

metaplasts

metaplay

metaplays

metaplectic

metapleura

metapleural

metapleuron

metaplot

metaplots

metapneumovirus

metapneumoviruses

metapode

metapodes

metapodia

metapodial

metapodiale

metapodialia

metapodials

metapodium

metapoem

metapoems

metapoetry

metapolicies

metapolicy

metapolitical

metapolitically

metapolitician

metapoliticians

metapolitics

metapontum

metapophyses

metapophysis

metapopulation

metapopulations

metapragmatic

metapragmatically

metapragmatics

metaprogram

metaprogramme

metaprogramming

metaprograms

metaproperties

metaproperty

metaprotaspid

metaprotaspides

metaprotaspis

metaprotein

metaproteome

metaproteomic

metaproteomics

metaproterenol

metaprotocell

metaprotocells

metaprotocol

metaprotocols

metapsychology

metapterygia

metapterygium

metapterygota

metapurpose

metapurposes

metapuzzle

metapuzzles

metapyrocatechase

metapyrocatechases

metar

metaracism

metaradrine

metaraminol

metarbelid

metarbelids

metareasoning

metareference

metareferences

metareflection

metareflective

metaregression

metaregressions

metarelation

metarelational

metarelations

metarhodopsin

metarhodopsins

metarossite

metars

metarteriolar

metarteriole

metarterioles

metarule

metarules

metasaccharinic acid

metasaccharinic acids

metasandstones

metaschoderite

metaschoepite

metascience

metascientific

metascutellum

metasearch engine

metasearch site

metasearch

metasediment

metasedimentary

metasediments

metasemantic

metasemantically

metasemantics

metasequoia

metasequoias

metaseries

metaservice

metaservices

metasideronatrite

metasilicate

metasilicates

metasilicic

metasilicic-acid

metasite

metasoma

metasomal

metasomas

metasomatic

metasomatically

metasomatism

metasomatisms

metasomatized

metasome

metasomes

metaspace

metaspaces

metastabilities

metastability

metastable

metastable-isomer

metastably

metastannate

metastannates

metastannic-acid

metastasectomies

metastasectomy

metastases

metastasic

metastasis

metastasise

metastasised

metastasises

metastasising

metastasize

metastasized

metastasizes

metastasizing

metastastic

metastate

metastates

metastatic

metastatogenesis

metastatogenic

metasterna

metasternal

metasternum

metastibnite

metastin

metastisize

metastisized

metastisizes

metastisizing

metastoma

metastomas

metastomata

metastome

metastomes

metastories

metastory

metastrategic

metastrategies

metastrategy

metastream

metastring

metastrings

metastrongylid

metastrongylids

metastructure

metastudies

metastudtite

metastudy

metastyle

metastylid

metastylids

metastyrol

metasubstitution

metasubstitutions

metasurface

metasurfaces

metaswitzerite

metasyntactic variable

metasyntactic

metasyntactic-variables

metasyntax

metasystem

metasystemic

metasystems

metatable

metatables

metatag

metatags

meta-tags

metatarsal

metatarsalgia

metatarsals

metatarse

metatarsectomy

metatarses

metatarsi

metatarsophalangeal joint

metatarsophalangeal

metatarsus

metatartaric

metatartaric-acid

metatask

metatasks

metate

metatectic

metatectoid

metatelevisual

metatemplate

metatemplates

metates

metatext

metatexts

metatextual

metatextualities

metatextuality

metathalami

metathalamus

metatheatre

metatheatrical

metatheoretical

metatheoretically

metatheories

metatheory

metatheria

metatherian

metatherians

metatheses

metathesiophobia

metathesis

metathesize

metathesized

metathesizes

metathesizing

metathetic

metathetical

metathetically

metathinking

metathoracic

metathorax

metathought

metathoughts

metatibia

metatibiae

metatibial

metatitanic-acid

metatorbernite

metatranscriptome

metatranscriptomes

metatranscriptomic

metatranscriptomics

metatuff

metatuffs

metatungstate

metatungstates

metatungstic-acid

metatypy

metatyuyamunite

metavanadate

metavanadates

metavanadic-acid

metavandendriesscheite

metavanmeersscheite

metavanuralite

metavariscite

metavauxite

metaverse

metaverses

metavivianite

metavolcanic

metavoltine

metaxalone

metaxu

metaxy

metaxylem

metaxylene

metaxylenes

metayage

metayer

metayers

metazellerite

metazeunerite

metazoa

metazoan

metazoans

metazocine

metazoic

metazoon

metazoons

metcalf

metcalfe

metcalfe's law

metcalf's law

metchnikoff elie

metchnikoff

mete

metecorn

meted

meted-out

metelimumab

metely

metemorphothe

metempiric

metempirical

metempiricism

metempirics

metempsychose

metempsychosed

metempsychoses

metempsychosing

metempsychosis

metempsychotic

metemptosis

metencephalin

metencephalins

metencephalon

metencephalons

metenkephalin

met-enkephalin

metensomatoses

metensomatosis

meteor hammer

meteor hammers

meteor

meteoric iron

meteoric waters

meteoric

meteorical

meteorically

meteoric-water

meteorism

meteorisms

meteorite

meteorites

meteoritic iron

meteoritic

meteoritical

meteoriticist

meteoriticists

meteoritics

meteorize

meteorized

meteorizes

meteorizing

meteorograph

meteorographic

meteorographies

meteorographs

meteorography

meteoroid

meteoroidal

meteoroids

meteorol

meteorolite

meteorolites

meteorologic

meteorological bomb

meteorological

meteorologically

meteorologies

meteorologist

meteorologists

meteorology

meteoromancy

meteorometer

meteorometers

meteoropathies

meteoropathy

meteoroscope

meteoroscopes

meteoroscopic

meteoroscopy

meteorous

meteors

meteor-shower

meteor-showers

mete-out

metepa

meter attendant

meter attendants

meter stamp

meter stamps

meter sticks

meter

meterage

metered

metered-dose-inhaler

metergoline

metergolines

metergram

metergrams

meterical

metering

meter-kilogram-second system

meter-kilogram-second

meter-kilogram-second-ampere

meterless

meter-maid

meter-maids

meterologist

meterology

meters

meter-stick

metes and bounds

metes

metest

metestrus

meteth

metethoheptazine

metewand

metewands

meteyard

meteyards

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methylcytidine

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methyltestosterone

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mevinolin

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Meyer lemon

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michelangelo buonarroti

michelangelo virus

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Michelin tire baby syndrome

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Michigan roll

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Mickey Mouse plant

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microbacillus

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mile marker

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mitigate

mnemonic

MOAB

moiety

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moot

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moribund

mortify

mother

moue

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ms.

muckle

mugwump

murrain

mycology

myrmidon

myself

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naive

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naked-eye

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nakedness

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naked-singularities

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nakhichevan-on-don

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Namaqua rock rat

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nambulite

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nam-d

name binding

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name mangling

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name parsing

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nameability

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nameableness

nameably

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name-and-shame

name-based-type-system

name-based-type-systems

name-bearing type

name-bearing types

name-brand

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namelings

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name-names

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name-of-the-game

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naming-collision

naming-convention

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namuwite

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nan

nana

nanaimo

nanaimo-bar

nanak

na-na-na-na-boo-boo

na-na-na-na-na-na

nanaomycin

nanaomycins

nanas

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nance

nances

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nanchon

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nancies

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nancy boys

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nancyboy

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nancy-reagan-gazes

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nanded-district

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nannosquillid

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Nanny of the Maroons

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nanonet

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nanooptoelectronics

nanooscillator

nanopaint

nanoparticle

nanoparticles

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nanopattern

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nanophanerophyte

nanophanerophytes

nanopharmaceuticals

nanophase

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nanophilia

nanophotometer

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nanophysics

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nanopillar

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nanopipette

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nanoplasma

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nanovoltmeter

nanovoltmeters

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nanowaveguide

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nanoweb

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nanowhiskers

nanowire

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nanowrimo

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Nansen passport

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nantradol

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nanukayami fever

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naogaon-district

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naology

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naos

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naousa

naoussa

nap

napa (leather)

napa

napa-cabbage

napaceous

napaeozapus

napalm

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napalming

napalmlike

napalms

napamezole

napata

nape

nape-crest

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nape-of-the-neck

Naperian logarithm

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naperville

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napes of the neck

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napha-water

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naphtali

naphtha

naphthacene

naphthacenes

naphthalate

naphthalates

naphthaldehyde

naphthaldehydes

naphthalene

naphthaleneacetic acids

naphthaleneacetic

naphthaleneacetic-acid

naphthalenes

naphthalenesulfonate

naphthalenesulfonates

naphthalenesulphonate

naphthalenesulphonates

naphthalenic

naphthalenol

naphthalic

naphthalic-acid

naphthalic-acids

naphthalidine

naphthalin

naphthaline

naphthalize

naphthalized

naphthalizes

naphthalizing

naphthas

naphthazarin

naphthazarins

naphthenate

naphthenates

naphthene

naphthenes

narratability

narratable

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narratee

narrateme

narratemes

narrater

narrates

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narrateth

narrating

narration

narrational

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narrative hook

narrative links

narrative present

narrative verdicts

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narrative-link

narratively

narrative-present-tense

narratives

narrative-structure

narrative-structures

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narratologies

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narratologists

narratology

narrator

narratorless

narratorly

narrators

narratory

narratrix

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narrow artificial intelligence

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narrow cloth

narrow cloths

narrow escape

narrow escapes

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narrow tailoring

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narrow-angle lens

narrow-angle lenses

narrowband amps

narrowband cdma

narrowband iot

narrowband isdn

narrowband lte

narrowband pcs

narrowband tacs

narrowband total access communications system

narrowband

narrowboat

narrowboater

narrowboats

narrow-bodied

narrowbodies

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narrowcast

narrowcasted

narrowcaster

narrowcasters

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narrower

narrowers

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narrow-gauge

narrow-gauges

narrowhead

narrow-house

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narrowmindedly

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narrowmindedness

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narrowness

narrownesses

narrows

narrow-sea

narrow-seas

narrow-squeak

narrow-squeaks

narrowtooth-shark

narrow-width effects

narrow-width-effect

narrow-winged tree crickets

narrow-winged-tree-cricket

narsad

narsarsukite

narsharab

narsingdi-district

narsty

nart

Narten present

narthex

narthexes

narthices

nartjie

nartjies

narutard

narutards

naruto

narutomaki

narva

narvaez panfilo de

narwal

narwals

narwe

narwhal

narwhale

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nascent

nasolacrimal sac

nasologic

nasology

nasomental

nasonex

nasonite

Nasonov gland

Nasonov glands

Nasonov pheromones

nasoocular

nasopalatal

nasopalatine

nasopharyngeal carcinoma

nasopharyngeal

nasopharynges

nasopharyngitis

nasopharyngoscopy

nasopharynx

nasopharynxes

nasoraean

nasoraeans

nasorean

nasoreans

nasorostral

nasorostrals

nasoseptal

nasosinusal

nasosinusitis

nasotracheal

nasoturbinal

nasoturbinals

nasoturbinate

nasoturbinates

naspghan

nass river

nass

nassariid

nassariids

nassau

nasser gamal abdel

nasser lake

nasser

nasserism

nasserist

nasserists

nassuvian

nassuvians

nast thomas

nast

nastaliq

nastia

nastic

nasties

nastika

nastily

nastin

nastiness

nastinesses

nastran

nastrophite

nasturtia

nasturtion

nasturtions

nasturtium

nasturtium-officinale

nasturtiums

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nastyass

nastygram

nasty-gram

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nasuella

Nasu-Hakola disease

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nasw

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nata

natabhairavi

nata-de-coco

natakapriya

Natal boil

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nateglinide

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nathalee

nathalie

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nathanael

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nathr-saum

nathu-la

naticid

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natick

naticoid

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natiform

natimortality

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nation of laws

nation

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

national airlines

national assemblies

national association of real estate investment trusts

national association of securities dealers automated quotation system

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national association of security dealers automated quotation system

national association of systems integrators

national average

national bank

national bourgeoisie

National Bureau of Investigation

national bureau of standards

national center for supercomputer applications

national center for supercomputing applications

national city

national computer exchange

national computer graphics association

national computer security association

national computer security center

national credit union administration

national cristina foundation

national cyber security division

national cybersecurity defense team authorization act

national days

national debt counseling

national debt

national director for cyber security

national do-not-call registry

national electrical code

national emergency

national exchange carrier association

national forest

national formulary

national futures association

national grids

national guard of the united states

national guard

national health insurance

national high-tech crime unit

National Homeland Security and Combating Terrorism Act of 2002

national identity card

national imagery and mapping agency or national geospatial-intelligence agency

national income

National Information Infrastructure Protection Act of 1996

national information infrastructure

national infrastructure protection center

national institute of standards & technology

national institute of standards and technology

national insurance

national interest

national interests

national internet registry

national labor relations act

national labor relations board

national lawyers guild

national military strategy for cyberspace ops

national monument

national municipal bond fund

national municipal short-term bond fund

national office machine dealers association

national reconnaissance office

national research and education network

national science foundation

national seashore

national securities clearing corp.

national security agency

national semiconductor

national software testing lab

national sports teams

national strategy to secure cyberspace

national tax-exempt money market fund

national television standards committee

national tv standards committee

national vulnerability database

national weather service

national

national-academies

national-academy

national-airline

national-anthem

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national-archive

national-archives

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national-level guidance for launching computer network attacks

nationally recognized statistical ratings organization

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national-oceanic-and-atmospheric-administration

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national-polar-orbiting-operational-environmental-satellite-system

national-revival

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Native American giver

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native-aluminium

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native-cat

native-cats

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native-element

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native-monkey

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native-title

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native-tongues

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nat-l

natlang

natlangs

NATO reporting names

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nato-phonetic-alphabet

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natori

natraemia

natremia

natrian

natricinae

natrite

natrium

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natrix

natrix-maura

natrix-megalocephala

natrix-natrix

natrix-tessellata

natro

natroalunite

natroalunites

natrobistantite

natrochalcite

natrodufrenite

natrofairchildite

natroglaucocerinite

natrojarosite

natrolemoynite

natrolite

natrolites

natromontebrasite

natron

natronambulite

natroniobite

natrophilite

natrophosphate

natrosilite

natrotantite

natroxalate

nats

natta giulio

natta

nattalie

natter

nattered

natterer-s-slaty-antshrike

nattering

natterings

natterjack

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natters

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nattiness

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natto

nattokinase

natty

natu

natuer

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natufians

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natural gas storage report

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natural-histories

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naturalism

naturalist

naturalistic fallacies

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naturalistically

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naturalists

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naturalization

naturalizations

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naturalizes

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natural-killer

natural-killer-cell

naturall

natural-language-processing

natural-languages

natural-language-understanding

natural-light

natural-log

natural-logarithm

natural-logarithms

naturally

natural-minor-scale

natural-minor-scales

natural-monopolies

naturalness

natural-number

natural-numbers

natural-persons

natural-philosopher

natural-philosophers

natural-philosophy

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natural-price

natural-prices

natural-process

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natural-resource

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naturals

natural-science

natural-sciences

natural-scientist

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natural-selection

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natural-unit

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natural-user-interface

natural-user-interfaces

natural-wastage

nature

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nature study

nature table

nature tables

nature trail

nature trails

nature vs nurture

nature worship

nature

nature-calls

natured

nature-deficit disorder

nature-deficit disorders

naturedly

natureless

naturelessness

nature-morte

nature-of-the-beast

nature-preserve

nature-preserves

nature-printing

nature-reserve

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nature's candy

natures

nature-s-scythe

nature-strip

nature-strips

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naturism

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naturists

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naturizes

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naturogenic

naturopath

naturopathic

naturopathically

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naubinway

naucorid

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naucorioid

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naugatuck river

naught

naughties

naughtily

naughtiness

naughtinesses

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necessaire

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necessarianism

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necessitudes

necessity is the mother of innovation

necessity is the mother of invention

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necessity

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neches river

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nechtan

necitumumab

neck and heels

neck and neck

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neck loop

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neck verses

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neckband

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neckbeard

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necrectomy

necro bump

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necrobioses

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necrobiotic

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necrocytosis

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Needham's sac

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Neill-Dingwall syndrome

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nei-mongol

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neither … nor

neither a borrower nor a lender be

neither fish nor flesh

neither

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netherthoughts

nether-thoughts

Netherton syndrome

netherverse

netherverses

netherward

netherwear

netherwears

netherworld

nether-world

netherworlds

nether-worlds

nethinim

néthou

neticonazole

netid

netilmicin

netilmicins

neti-pot

netiquette

netiquettes

netizen

netizens

netkeeper

netkeepers

netlabel

netlabels

netlag

net-lease

net-leases

netless

netlib

netlike

net-like

netlist

netlists

netload

netloads

netmask

netmasks

netmeeting

net-metering

net-minder

netminders

net-minders

netminding

net-net

netnews

netobimin

netobjects fusion

netop

netopath

net-operating-income

netops

net-pay

netpc

netphone

netphones

netpicking

netplay

net-profit

netprowler agent

netput

netputs

netra

netraising

net-raising

net-raisings

netrin

netrins

netrokona-district

netroom

netroots

netropsin

netropsins

net-runners

nets

net-sales

net-savvy

netscape 7.0

netscape application builder

netscape application server

netscape browser

netscape collabra

netscape color palette

netscape communicator

netscape composer

netscape conference

netscape constellation

netscape enterprise server

netscape extension builder

netscape livewire

netscape messenger

netscape navigator

netscape netcaster

netscape palette

netscape plug-in

netscape

netsex

netsful

netshow

netsourcing

netspeak

netsplit

netsplits

netsplitted

netsplitting

netstat

netsuite

netsuke

netsukes

netsurfer

netsurfers

netsurfing

nett

netta

netta-erythrophthalma

net-tangible-assets

netta-peposaca

nettapus

nettapus-auritus

nettapus-coromandelianus

nettapus-pulchellus

netta-rufina

nettastomatid

nettastomatids

netted chain fern

netted chain ferns

netted

netter

netters

nettie

netties

netting

nettings

nettle agent

nettle agents

nettle cloth

nettle tree butterflies

nettle tree butterfly

nettle tree

nettle trees

nettle

nettlebed

nettlebeds

nettled

nettle-leaf giant hyssop

nettle-leaf giant hyssops

nettlelike

nettler

nettle-rash

nettlers

nettles

nettlesome

nettling

nettly

net-top box

nettop

nettops

netty

NETVC

netview

netviz

netvue

netwar

netware 5

netware 6

netware certification

netware client

netware core protocol

netware desktop

netware directory services

netware els

netware for small business

netware global messaging

netware lite

netware loadable module

netware management system

netware nfs

netware operating system

netware peer-to-peer network

netware shell

netware smp

netware users international

netware

netweaver

net-weight

net-winged beetle

net-winged

netwire

network 10 address

network access control

network access point

network access protection

network access server

network access unit

network accounting

network adapter

network adaptor

network address translation

network addressable unit

network administration

network administrator

network admission control

network affect

network analyzer

network appliance

network architecture

network associates

network attached storage server or nas

network audio player

network audio receiver

network bindings

network bridge

network bus

network cable

network cables

network cam

network camera

network card

network cards

network class

network cloud

network coding

network computer reference profile

network computer

network computing

network control block

network control center

network control program

network control protocol

network coupler

network dac

network database

network device protocol

network device

network diagramming program

network directory service

network directory

network drive

network driver interface specification

network driver interface

network driver

network drop

network dvr

network effect

network element

network engineer

network extender

network externality

network file system

network file systems

network forensics

network functions virtualization

network hackers

network health protection

network hosting

network hub

network id

network identity management

network identity

network in a box

network information services

network infrastructure

network interface card

network interface device

network interface unit

network latency

network layer

network management console

network management system

network management

network manager

network mask

network media player

network medium

network meltdown

network model

network modem

network monitor

network motif

network motifs

network music player

network name

network neighborhood

network neutrality

network ole

network operating system

network operations center

network operations

network operator

network optimization

network packet

network pc

network penetration

network port

network printer

network printers

network processor

network protection

network protocol

network provider

network ready

network resource planning

network router

network scanning

network security provider

network security scanner

network security

network segment

network server

network share

network socket

network software

network solutions

network speeds

network storage

network switch

network termination

network time protocol

network time server

network topology

network transparency

network TV

network video recorder

network video

network virtualization

network vulnerability probe

network

networkability

networkable

network-attached storage

networked dac

networked device protocol

networked device

networked dvr

networked environment

networked media player

networked music player

networked storage

networked

network-effects

networker

networkers

network-externalities

networking topology

networking

networkings

network-interface-cards

networks

network-subsystem

network-subsystems

network-to-network interface

network-topologies

networkwide

netzel

net-zero

netzine

netzines

neu

neu·ro·di·ver·gent

neubrandenburg

neuchatel lake of

neuch-atel

neuchâtel

neuenburg

neuer markt

neufchâtel (cheese)

neufchatel

neugents

neuilly-sur-seine

neuk

Neukirch-Uchida theorem

neuks

neulasta

neumann john von

neumann, peter g. and concerns about a cyber apocalypse

neumatic

neumayri

neume

neumes

neupogen

neur-

neura

neurad

neural arch

neural arches

neural axis

neural crests

neural net

neural nets

neural network

neural plates

neural processing unit

neural redundancy

neural spine

neural tube defect

neural tubes

neural

neuralation

neural-canal

neural-canals

neural-crest

neuralgia

neuralgias

neuralgic

neuralgies

neuralgiform

neuralgy

neuralizing

neurally

neural-networks

neural-plate

neural-tube

neuramic

neuraminate

neuraminates

neuraminic

neuraminic-acid

neuraminidase

neuraminidases

neurapophyses

neurapophysial

neurapophysis

neurapraxia

neurapraxias

neurapraxic

neurasthenia

neurasthenias

neurasthenic

neurasthenically

neurasthenics

neurathian

neuration

neurations

neuraxes

neuraxial

neuraxin

neuraxis

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neurectomies

neurectomy

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neuregulins

neurenteric canal

neurenteric

neurexin

neurexins

neurexophilin

neuridin

neuridine

neurilemma

neurilemmas

neurilemmata

neurilemmoma

neurilemmomas

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neurility

neurine

neurinoma

neurinomas

neurinomata

neurism

neuristor

neurite

neurites

neuritic

neuritides

neuritis

neuritogenesis

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neuroacanthocytosis

neuroactive

neuroactive-steroid

neuroactive-steroids

neuroactivities

neuroactivity

neuroadaptations

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neuroaesthetics

neuroanatomic

neuroanatomical

neuroanatomically

neuroanatomies

neuroanatomist

neuroanatomists

neuroanatomy

neuroapoptosis

neuroarchitecture

neuroarchitectures

neuroarthropathic

neuroarthropathies

neuroarthropathy

neuro-associative-physiology

neuroatypical

neuroatypicality

neuroaugmentation

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neurobabble

neurobehavior

neurobehavioral

neurobehaviorally

neurobehaviors

neurobehaviour

neurobehavioural

neurobehaviourally

neurobehaviours

neurobiochemical

neurobiochemistry

neurobiological

neurobiologically

neurobiologist

neurobiologists

neurobiology

neurobiotactic

neuroblast

neuroblastic

neuroblastoma

neuroblastomas

neuroblastomata

neuroblasts

neuroblocking

neuroborreliosis

neurocalcin

neurocalcins

neurocentral

neurocerebral

neurochemical

neurochemically

neurochemicals

neurochemist

neurochemistries

neurochemistry

neurochemists

neurochip

neurochips

neurochord

neurochordal

neurochords

neurocircuit

neurocircuitries

neurocircuitry

neurocircuits

neurocoel

neurocoele

neurocoeles

neurocognition

neurocognitive

neurocognitively

neurocomputation

neurocomputational

neurocomputationally

neurocomputations

neurocomputer

neurocomputers

neurocomputing

neurocord

neurocordal

neurocords

neurocrania

neurocranial

neurocranially

neurocranium

neurocristopathies

neurocristopathy

neurocritical

neurocrystalline

neurocutaneous

neurocybernetic

neurocybernetics

neuro-cybernetics

neurocysticercoses

neurocysticercosis

neurocysticercotic

neurocyte

neurocytes

neurocytologic

neurocytological

neurocytoma

neurocytomas

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neurode

neurodegeneration

neurodegenerations

neurodegenerative

neurodermatitis

neurodes

neurodestructive

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neurodevelopmental disorder

neurodevelopmental

neurodevelopmentally

neurodiverse

neurodiversity

neurodynamic

neurodynamical

neurodynamics

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neuroectodermal

neuroectodermally

neuroeducation

neuroeducational

neuroeffectors

neuroelectromagnetic

neuroelectronic

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neuroembryologist

neuroembryologists

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neuroendocrine

neuroendocrine-signaling

neuroendocrinological

neuroendocrinologist

neuroendocrinologists

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neuroendovascular

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neuroepidemiologist

neuroepidemiologists

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neuroepidermal

neuroepithelia

neuroepithelial

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neuroepitheliomata

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neuroesthesioblastomas

neuroesthetic

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neurofascins

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neurofibrillary

neurofibrils

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neurofibromata

neurofibromatoses

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neurofibromins

neurofibrosarcoma

neurofibrosarcomas

neurofibrosarcomata

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neurofilaments

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neurofurans

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neurogeneticist

neurogeneticists

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neurogeography

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neuroglia

neuroglial

neuroglobin

neuroglobins

neuroglycopenia

neurogranin

neurographies

neurography

neurohaemal

neuroheadset

neuroheadsets

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neurohormonal

neurohormone

neurohormones

neurohumor

neurohumoral

neurohumors

neurohumour

neurohumours

neurohypnology

neurohypnotism

neurohypophyseal

neurohypophyses

neurohypophysial

neurohypophysis hormones

neurohypophysis

neurohypophysis-hormone

neuroid

neuroimage

neuroimaged

neuroimager

neuroimagers

neuroimages

neuroimaging

neuroimmune regulation

neuroimmune

neuroimmunological

neuroimmunologist

neuroimmunologists

neuroimmunology

neuroimmunomodulation

neuroinflammation

neuroinflammatory

neuroinformatics

neuroinhibitory

neurointensive

neuroinvasion

neuroinvasive

neuroinvasiveness

neurokeratin

neurokinin

neurokinins

neurol

neurolathyrism

neurolaw

neurolawyer

neurolawyers

neurolejeunea

neurolemma

neurolemmal

neurolemmas

neurolemmata

neurolemmoma

neurolemmomas

neurolemmomata

neuroleptanalgesia

neuroleptanalgesic

neuroleptic

neuroleptic-malignant-syndrome

neuroleptics

neuroligand

neuroligin

neuroligins

neurolinguistic

neurolinguistical

neurolinguistically

neuro-linguistic-programming

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neurolipidomics

neurolipidoses

neurolipidosis

neurologic

neurological

neurologically

neurologist

neurologists

neurology

neurolymph

neurolysin

neurolysins

neurolysis

neurolytic

neuroma

neuromagnetic

neuromagnetism

neuromarketing

neuromas

neuromast

neuromasts

neuromata

neuromechanical

neuromechanics

neuromedin

neuromedins

neuromelanin

neuromere

neuromeres

neurometabolic

neuromics

neuromodulation

neuromodulations

neuromodulator

neuromodulators

neuromodulatory

neuromodulin

neuromorphic chip

neuromorphic computing

neuromorphic

neuromorphogenesis

neuromotor

neuromuscular

neuromuscular-junction

neuromuscularly

neuromusculoskeletal

neuromyelitis

neuromyopathic

neuromyopathies

neuromyopathy

neuromyotonia

neuromyotonias

neuromyotonic

neuromyth

neuromyths

neuron

neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis

neuronal

neuronally

neuronaut

neuronauts

neuronavigation

neurone

neurones

neuronitis

neuronopathic

neuronopathies

neuronopathy

neuronophagia

neurons

neurontin

neuronuclear

neurooncology

neuro-oncology

neuro-ophthalmologist

neuro-ophthalmologists

neuro-ophthalmology

neuro-otology

neuropaleobiology

neuroparalysis

neuroparalytic

neuropath

neuropathic pains

neuropathic

neuropathically

neuropathic-pain

neuropathies

neuropathogen

neuropathogenesis

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neuropathogenic

neuropathogens

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neuropathological

neuropathologically

neuropathologist

neuropathologists

neuropathology

neuropathophysiology

neuropathy

neuropatterning

neuropediatrics

neuropeptide

neuropeptides

neuropeptidome

neuropharmacological

neuropharmacologies

neuropharmacologist

neuropharmacologists

neuropharmacology

neurophenomenological

neurophenomenology

neurophilic

neurophilosopher

neurophilosophers

neurophilosophical

neurophilosophy

neurophysical

neurophysically

neurophysicist

neurophysicists

neurophysics

neurophysin

neurophysins

neurophysiological

neurophysiologically

neurophysiologist

neurophysiologists

neurophysiology

neurophysiopathology

neuropil

neuropile

neuropilin

neuropilins

neuropils

neuropin

neuropins

neuroplastic

neuroplasticity

neuroplastin

neuroplastins

neuroplasty

neuropod

neuropodia

neuropodium

neuropods

neuropore

neuropores

neuropraxia

neuropraxic

neuropreservation

neuroprostheses

neuroprosthesis

neuroprosthetic

neuroprosthetics

neuroprotectant

neuroprotectants

neuroprotectin

neuroprotection

neuroprotective

neuroprotector

neuroprotectors

neuroprotein

neuroproteins

neuroproteomics

neuropsin

neuropsins

neuropsychiatric

neuropsychiatrist

neuropsychiatrists

neuropsychiatry

neuropsychodynamic

neuropsychodynamics

neuropsychological

neuropsychologist

neuropsychologists

neuropsychology

neuropsychopharmacological

neuropsychopharmacologist

neuropsychopharmacologists

neuropsychopharmacology

neuropsychophysiological

neuropsychophysiology

neuropter

neuroptera

neuropteral

neuropteran

neuropterida

neuropteris

neuropterous

neuropters

neuroradiographic

neuroradiographically

neuroradiography

neuroradiological

neuroradiologically

neuroradiologist

neuroradiologists

neuroradiology

neuroreceptor

neurorecording

neuroregeneration

neurorehabilitation

neuroreparative

neurorescue

neuroretina

neuroretinal

neurorrhaphy

neurorthid

neurorthids

neurosarcoid

neurosarcoidosis

neurosarcoma

neurosarcomas

neurosarcomata

neuroscience

neurosciences

neuroscientific

neuroscientifically

neuroscientist

neuroscientists

neurosecretion

neurosecretions

neurosecretory

neurosemantics

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neurosensory

neuroserpin

neuroserpins

neuroses

neurosexism

neurosis

neuroskeletal

neuroskeleton

neuroskeletons

neurosomatic

neurospast

neurospasts

neurosphere

neurospheres

neurosteroid

neurosteroids

neurostimulation

neurostimulations

neurostimulator

neurostimulators

neurosurgeon

neurosurgeons

neurosurgeries

neurosurgery

neurosurgical

neurosurgically

neurosyphilis

neurosyphilitic

neurosyphilitics

neurotechnological

neurotechnologies

neurotechnology

neurotendinous

neurotensin

neurotensins

neurothekeoma

neurothekeomas

neurothelin

neurotheology

neurotherapeutic

neurotherapeutics

neurotic

neurotically

neuroticism

neuroticization

neuroticize

neuroticized

neuroticizes

neuroticizing

neurotics

neurotmeses

neurotmesis

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neurotologist

neurotologists

neurotology

neurotome

neurotomes

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neurotoxicant

neurotoxicants

neurotoxicities

neurotoxicity

neurotoxicological

neurotoxicologist

neurotoxicologists

neurotoxicology

neurotoxin

neurotoxins

neurotransmission

neurotransmissional

neurotransmissions

neurotransmissive

neurotransmit

neurotransmiter

neurotransmiters

neurotransmitted

neurotransmitter

neurotransmitters

neurotransmitting

neurotrauma

neurotraumas

neurotraumatic

neurotrophic

neurotrophin

neurotrophins

neurotrophy

neurotropic

neurotropism

neurotrosis

neurotype

neurotypes

neurotypical

neurotypicality

neurotypically

neurotypicals

neurovascular

neurovascularization

neurovascularly

neuroviral

neurovirological

neurovirologist

neurovirologists

neurovirology

neurovirulence

neurovirulent

neuroweapon

neurula

neurulae

neurulation

neurulations

neuse river

neuses

neusis

neuss

neustadt

neustar

neuston

neustonic

neustria

neut

neuter

neutered

neutering

neuters

neuticles

neutraceutical

neutraceuticals

neutral currents

neutral grip

neutral grips

neutral ground

neutral Paralympic athlete

neutral Paralympic athletes

neutral particle

neutral section

neutral sections

neutral spirits

neutral thirds

neutral vowel

neutral vowels

neutral zones

neutral

neutral-clef

neutral-clefs

neutral-current

neutralino

neutralinos

neutralisation

neutralisations

neutralise

neutralised

neutraliser

neutralisers

neutralises

neutralising

neutralism

neutralist

neutralistic

neutralistically

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neutralities

neutrality

neutralizability

neutralizable

neutralization

neutralizations

neutralize

neutralized

neutralizer

neutralizers

neutralizes

neutralizing

neutrally

neutralness

neutralophile

neutralophiles

neutralophilic

neutrals

neutral-third

neutral-zone

neutral-zone-infraction

neutravidin

neutrinic

neutrino

neutrino-astronomy

neutrinoless

neutrinophilic

neutrinos

neutrinosphere

neutrinospheres

neutrinospheric

neutrocyte

neutrois

neutron activation analyses

neutron cross sections

neutron drip lines

neutron emission

neutron interferometers

neutron

neutron-activation-analysis

neutron-bomb

neutron-bombs

neutron-capture

neutron-cross-section

neutron-diffraction

neutron-drip-line

neutron-flux

neutron-fluxes

neutronic

neutron-interferometer

neutronium

neutronization

neutron-number

neutron-numbers

neutron-optics

neutron-radiation

neutron-rich

neutrons

neutron-scattering

neutron-spectrometry

neutron-star

neutron-stars

neutropenia

neutropenias

neutropenic

neutrophil

neutrophile

neutrophiles

neutrophilia

neutrophilic

neutrophils

neutrosophic

neutrosophy

neuville-ls-loeuilly

nev

neva

nevada

nevada-gas

nevadaite

nevadan

nevadans

nevadite

nevaeh

nevah

Nevanlinna theory

neve

n-ev-e

neveling

nevelson louise

nevelson

neven

never ask the barber if you need a haircut

never event

never events

never ever have I

never execute bit

never fear

never fight a land war in Asia

never have I ever

never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake

never look a gift horse in the mouth

never minds

never put off until tomorrow what you can do today

never say

never sick at sea

never start a land war in Asia

never the twain shall meet

never

never-again

never-connected

never-dying

never-eat-shredded-wheat

never-ending

neverendingly

neverendum

neverendums

never-ever

neverfade

never-in-a-million-years

never-in-a-month-of-sundays

neverland

neverlands

nevermind

never-mind

neverminded

neverminding

neverminds

nevermore

neverness

never-never

never-never-land

never-nude

never-say-die

never-say-never

never-smoker

never-smokers

neverthelater

nevertheless

neverthriving

neverthrivings

Neverware

never-waser

never-was-er

never-wasser

neverwet

never-would-be

neverwozzer

never-wozzer

never-wozzers

never-you-mind

nevew

nevews

nevi

nevi-im

nevil

neville

nevirapine

nevis

nevisian

nevisians

nevoid basal-cell carcinoma syndrome

nevoxanthoendothelioma

nevoxanthoendotheliomas

nevoxanthoendotheliomata

nevrorthid

nevrorthids

nevskite

nevus lipomatosus superficialis

nevus

nevus-flammeus-nuchae

nevvy

new adult

new american bible

new and useful

new atheism

new atheist

new atheists

new beat

new blood

new brooms sweep clean

new bug

new bugs

New Caledonian crow

New Caledonian crows

new candle

new class

new classes

new cocoyams

new dawn

new dawns

new deal

new domain names

new economics

new economy

new egyptian

new energy vehicle

new energy

new england boiled dinner

New England clam chowders

new england range

new english bible

new entries

new era

new game +

new game plus

new general catalog

new georgia island

new georgia

new granada

new gtld

new harmony

new haven

new hebrides

new high/new low

new historicism

new internet computer

new internet

new ipad

new jack

new jade

New Jersey barrier

New Jersey barriers

new jersey tea

new jerusalem

new journalism

new kingdom

new lease of life

new leases on life

new left

new legs

new line

new london

new matter

new media art

new media

new memory chips

new modelize

new mysterianism

new name

new named

new names

new naming

new net

new netherland

new new economy

new normal

new normals

new phone, who dis

new political thinking

new product development

new providence

new public network

new relationship energy

new residential construction

new revised standard version

new river

new rochelle

new schools

new spain

new style

new sweden

new terms

new territories

new thinking

new tlds

new top-level domain

new trial

new urbanism

new waver

new wavers

new wavish

new web

new wine in an old bottle

new wine in an old wineskin

new wine in old wineskins

new wines

new word

New World blackbird

New World syndrome

new year, new me

new year's (day)

new york aster

New York bat

new york bay

new york board of trade

new york empire state manufacturing survey

new york futures exchange

new york mercantile exchange

new york school

new york state canal system

new york stock exchange

new york strip

new york wi-fi

New York-style pizza

new zaïre

new zaïres

New Zealand cranberries

New Zealand flax

New Zealand king shag

New Zealand sassafras

New Zealand swan

New Zealand wren

New Zealand yam

new

new-age

new-age-music

new-ager

new-agers

new-age-traveller

new-agey

new-amsterdam

newari

Newark and Sherwood

newark

new-athos

neway

newb

new-ball

new-balls

new-bedford

newberyite

newbie

newbies or scriptkiddies

newbies

newblet

newblets

Newbold on Avon

newbold

newborn

newborns

new-britain

newbro

new-broom

new-brooms

new-brunswick

new-brunswicker

new-brunswickers

newbs

newbuild

newbuilding

newbuilds

newbuilt

newburg

newburgh

newbury

newby

new-caledonia

new-caledonian

new-caledonians

newcard

new-car-smell

newcast

new-castile

newcasting

newcastle

newcastle-disease

newcastleton

newcastle-upon-tyne

new-chum

new-chums

newchurch

newco

new-cocoyam

newcoin

newcomb

Newcomb's paradox

Newcomb's problem

newcome

newcomen thomas

newcomer

new-comer

newcomers

new-comers

newcos

newcreate

new-criticism

new-delhi

new-dem

new-democrat

new-democratic

new-democratic-party

new-democrats

new-denmark

newe

newed

newel

newel-post

newel-posts

newels

new-england

new-england-clam-chowder

new-englander

new-englandy

new-english

newf

newfags

newfangle

newfangled

new-fangled

newfangledness

newfangleness

newfanglist

newfangly

newfashion

new-fashioned

newfie

newfie-joke

newfie-jokes

newfies

new-forest

new-forester

new-forest-pony

newform

newforming

newforms

newfound

new-found

newfoundland standard time

newfoundland

newfoundland-and-labrador

newfoundland-english

newfoundlander

newfoundlanders

newfoundlands

newfoundland-speed-bump

newfoundland-speed-bumps

new-france

newfront

newfs

newfurnish

Newgate collar

Newgate frill

Newgate frills

Newgate fringe

newgate

new-general-catalogue

newgrass

newgroup

newgrouped

newgrouping

newgroups

new-guinea

new-guinea-flightless-rail

new-guinea-flightless-rails

newhalf

newham

new-hampshire

new-hampshirite

new-hampshirites

newhaven

new-high-german

new-holland

newhouse s(amuel) i(rving)

newie

newies

newing

new-ionian

new-ionic

new-ireland

newish

newishness

new-jack-swing

new-jersey

new-jerseyite

new-jerseyites

new-jersey-plan

new-jill-swing

new-kid-on-the-block

new-kids-on-the-block

newkie-brown

new-labour

new-lad

new-laddish

new-lads

new-latin

new-lease-on-life

newline

newlines

newling

newlings

new-low-german

newly discovered evidence

newly weds

newly

newly-formed

newlywed

newly-wed

newlywedded

newlyweds

newmade

newmake

newmaking

newman alfred

newman john henry

newman paul leonard

newman

new-man

newmarket

newmarkets

new-math

new-mexican

new-mexicans

new-mexico

newmodel

new-model

newmodelize

newmodelled

newmodelling

new-money

new-moon

new-moons

newmould

new-mown

new-nakhichevan

newname

newness

newnesses

new-norway

new-norwegian

new-orleanian

new-orleans

new-pence

new-pennies

new-penny

new-pomerania

newport beach

newport news

newport

newporter

newporters

new-potato

new-potatoes

new-prussian

newquay

new-religious-movement

new-religious-movements

new-romantic

new-romanticism

new-romantics

news agent

news aggregator

news butcher

news butchers

news channels

news conferences

news correspondents

news cycle

news cycles

news desks

news feed

news flashes

news group

news holes

news magazine

news reader

news release

news server

news service

news stream

news streams

news syndication

news viewer

news

newsagencies

news-agencies

newsagency

news-agency

newsagent

newsagents

news-anchor

news-anchors

newsbook

newsbooks

newsbot

newsbots

newsbox

newsboxes

newsboy

newsboys

newsbreak

newsbreaks

newscast

newscaster

newscasters

newscastress

newscasts

news-channel

new-school

news-conference

news-correspondent

newscrawl

news-crawl

newscrawls

news-crawls

newsdealer

newsdealers

newsdesk

news-desk

newsdesks

newser

newsers

newset

newsfeed

newsfeeds

newsflash

news-flash

newsflashes

newsflow

newsflows

newsfroup

newsfroups

newsgatherer

newsgatherers

newsgathering

newsgirl

newsgirls

newsgroup categories

newsgroup

newsgrouper

newsgroupers

newsgroups

newshand

newshands

newshawk

new-shekel

new-shekels

new-sheqalim

new-sheqel

new-sheqels

newshole

news-hole

newsholes

newshound

newshounds

new-siberian-islands

newsie

newsies

newsiness

newsjacking

newslady

newsless

newsletter

newsletters

newslike

newsmagazine

newsmagazines

newsmaker

newsmakers

newsmaking

newsman

newsmedia

news-media

news-medias

newsmen

newsmonger

newsmongers

new-south-wales

newspaper

newspapered

newspaperese

newspapering

newspaperish

newspaperishness

newspaperless

newspaperman

newspapermen

newspapers

newspaperwoman

newspaperwomen

newspeak

newspeople

newsperson

newspersons

newsplan

newsprint

newsql

newsreader

newsreaders

newsreel

newsreels

newsroom

newsrooms

newsroomwide

news-sheet

news-sheets

newsstand

newsstands

newsstore

newsstores

new-standard

newsticker

news-ticker

newstickers

news-tickers

new-stone-age

newsvendor

newsvendors

newsweeklies

newsweekly

newswire

news-wire

newswires

news-wires

newswoman

newswomen

newsworthily

newsworthiness

newsworthy

newswriter

newsy

newszak

newt

new-taipei

new-taiwan-dollar

new-taiwan-dollars

new-testament

newth

newtlike

newtling

newton isaac

newton meters

newton

newton-hearing

newtoni

newtonia

newtonian

newtonian-fluid

newtonian-mechanics

newtonians

newtonian-telescope

newtonmas

newtonmases

newton-meter

newton-metre

newton-metres

Newton-Raphson method

Newton's apple

Newton's laser sword

newton's law of gravitation

newton's laws of motion

Newton's method

newtons

newton-s-cradle

newton-s-cradles

newton-s-first-law

newton-s-flaming-laser-sword

newton-s-rings

newton-s-second-law

newton-s-third-law

newtown

new-town

new-towns

newts

new-up

newvamp

newvamped

newwave

new-wave

new-wine

new-woman

new-women

new-world

new-worlder

new-world-monkey

new-world-monkeys

new-world-order

new-world-porcupine

new-world-porcupines

new-world-vulture

new-yawk

new-year

new-years

new-year-s

new-year-s-eve

new-year-s-resolution

new-year-s-resolutions

new-york

new-york-breakfast

new-york-city

new-yorker

new-yorkers

new-yorkese

new-york-fern

new-york-ironweed

new-york-minute

new-york-minutes

new-york-reload

new-york-reloads

new-york-state

newzak

new-zare

new-zealand

new-zealand-dollar

new-zealand-dollars

new-zealand-english

new-zealander

new-zealanders

new-zealand-falcon

new-zealandism

new-zealandisms

new-zealand-pigeon

new-zealand-pigeons

new-zealandress

new-zealand-scaup

new-zealand-spinach

new-zealand-spinaches

new-zealand-teal

nex

NexGen TV

nexgen

nexia

nexible

nexilin

nexin

nexion

nexions

nexis

nexium

nexopamil

next big thing

next big things

next friend

next generation internet

next generation network

next generation secure computing base

next hop resolution protocol

next of kin

next time

next to no time

next tomorrow

next unit of computing

next world

next

next-door

nextel

next-friends

next-gen

next-generation

next-generation-networking

next-level

nextly

nextness

nextnesses

nextstep

next-thing-one-knows

next-to

next-to-last

next-to-nothing

next-up

nexum

nexus 1

nexus 5

nexus 5x

nexus 6

nexus 6p

nexus one

nexus player

nexus prime

nexus q

nexus s

nexus

nexuses

ney michel

ney

neyghbor

neyghbore

neyghbour

neyghboure

neyite

Neyman-Pearson lemma

nez percé

nezhegol

nf

n-f

nfa

n-facilities

n-facility

nfas

nfc sticker

nfc tag

nfc tags vs. qr codes

nfc

nfd

nfid

nfk

nfl

nfld & lab

nfld

nfler

nfls

nfmi

nfpa

nfr

nfs

nfu

nfuse

nfv

ng

ngaatjatjarra

ngai

ngaio

ngaios

nganasan

nganasans

ngan-gityemerri

ngardu

ngarrindjeri

ngarrkic

ngawha

ngawhas

ngb

ngbandi

ngc

ngdps

ngerulmud

ngf

NGFF

ngi

ngia

ngina

nginas

ngindo

ngio

ngl

ngliges

ngm

ngn

ngo

ngoma drum

ngoni

ngonis

ngoreme

ngorongoro crater

ngqika

ngqikas

n-gram

ngri

ngs

ngscb

ngst

ngstroms

ngtld

ngu

ngultrum

ngultrums

ngumbin

ngumpin

nguni

nguyen

ngwa

ngwee

ngwees

ngwei

ngws

ngy

nh

n-h

nhc

nhd

nhe

nheb

nheengatu

n-heptane

n-hexane

nhg

nhhc

nhi

nhin

nhl

nhlbi

nhler

nhlers

nhnf

nhrp

nhs

nhs-trust

nhtsa

nhz

ni

nia

niaaa

niac

niacin

niacinamide

niacinate

niagara

niagara-falls

niagara-grape

niagara-grapes

niagaran

niagarans

niagara-river

niagaras

niahite

niaid

nialamide

niall

niamey

n-iamond

niaouli

niaoulis

niap

niaprazine

nias

niatec

nib pen

nib pens

nib

nibbed

nibble mode memory

nibble

nibbled

nibbler

nibblers

nibbles

nibblies

nibbling

nibblingly

nibblings

nibbly

nibelung

nibelungenlied

nibiru

niblet

niblets

nibley

niblick

niblicks

niblick-shot

niblike

nibling

niblings

nibral

nibroxane

nibs

nic

nica

nicad

nicaea

nicafenine

nicainoprol

nicam

nicanartine

nicandrenone

nicandrenones

nican-tlaca

nicar

nicaragua lake

nicaragua

nicaraguan

nicaraguans

nicaragua-wood

nicaraven

nicarbazin

nicardipine

nicas

nicastrin

nicator

nicatoridae

nicc

nicca

niccas

niccaz

niccolite

niccolites

nicd

nice guy syndrome

nice margaret morse

Nice model

nice Nellies

nice nelly

nice try

nice weather for ducks

nice

nice-and

nice-as-ninepence

nice-as-pie

niced

nicefori

nice-guy

nice-guys

niceish

niceling

nicelings

nice-looking

nicely

nicen

nicene council

nicene

nicene-creed

nicened

nicene-faith

niceness

nicenesses

nicening

nicens up

nicens

nicen-up

nice-one

nicephorus

nicergoline

niceries

niceritrol

nice-round-number

nicery

nices

niceties

nice-to-meet-you

nicety

niceverine

nicey-nicey

niche

niched

nicheless

niche-market

niche-marketing

niche-markets

niches

nichey

nichification

nichiren

nichol

nichola

nicholaism

nicholaitan

nicholas i

nicholas ii

nicholas of cusa

nicholas

nicholds

nichole

nicholine

nicholl

nicholls

nichols mike

nichols

nicholson ben

nicholson john joseph

nicholson

nichonage

nichrome

nichromite

nicht wahr?

nicias

nicing

nick points

nick translation

nick

nickable

nickalls

nickase

nickases

nicked

nickel and dimed

nickel and dimes

nickel and diming

nickel back

nickel backs

nickel cadmium

nickel hydride

nickel metal hydride

nickel notes

nickel plate

nickel tour

nickel tours

nickel

nickelalumite

nickel-and-dime

nickelate

nickelates

nickelaustinite

nickel-bag

nickel-bags

nickelbischofite

nickeled and dimed

nickeled

nickelhexahydrite

nickelic

nickeliferous

nickeline

nickeling and diming

nickel-in-the-slot

nickelization

nickell

nickelled and dimed

nickelled

nickelling and diming

nickellotharmeyerite

nickells

nickel-note

nickel-nurser

nickelocene

nickelocenes

nickelodeon

nickelodeons

nickelous

nickelphosphide

nickel-rich

nickels and dimes

nickels

nickelschneebergite

nickel-silver

nickel-steel

nickenichite

nicker bean

nicker beans

nicker

nickered

nickering

nickerings

nicker-nut

nicker-nuts

nickers

nickerson

nicker-tree

nicker-trees

nicki

nickin

nicking

nickings

nickisson

nicklaus jack william

nicklaus

nickle

nickles

nickless

nickling

nicknack

nick-nack

nicknackeries

nicknackery

nicknacks

nickname

nicknamed

nicknameless

nicknamer

nicknamers

nicknames

nicknaming

nick-off

nickolds

nickolls

nickols

nick-point

nicks

nickson

nickum

nickums

nicky

nicky-tam

nicky-tams

niclofolan

niclosamide

nico

nicobar-islands

nicobars

nicoboxil

nicoclonate

nicocodeine

nicocodine

nicodamid

nicodamids

nicodemism

nicodemite

nicodemites

nicodemus

nicodicodeine

nicodicodine

nicofibrate

nicofuranose

nicoise olive

niçoise salad

nicol

nicola

nicolaitan

nicolaitanism

nicolaitans

nicolaite

nicolas

nicole

nicolet jean

nicoletiid

nicoletiids

nicolette

nicoll

nicolls

nicol-prism

nicolson harold george

nicolson

nicomachean

nicomedia

nicomiid

nicomiids

nicomorphine

nicopolis

nicopolitan

nicopolitans

nicoracetam

nicorandil

nicorette

nicosia

nicosian

nicosians

nicothoid

nicothoids

nicotian

nicotiana

nicotianas

nicotiana-tabacum

nicotianine

nicotic

nicotidine

nicotin-

nicotinamidase

nicotinamidases

nicotinamide

nicotinamide-adenine-dinucleotide

nicotinamide-adenine-dinucleotide-phosphate

nicotinamide-adenine-trinucleotide

nicotinamides

nicotinate

nicotinates

nicotine alkaloids

nicotine gums

nicotine polacrilex

nicotine

nicotine-alkaloid

nicotined

nicotine-gum

nicotine-patch

nicotine-patches

nicotines

nicotine-stomatitis

nicotinic

nicotinic-acetylcholine-receptor

nicotinic-acetylcholine-receptors

nicotinic-acid

nicotinism

nicotinist

nicotinists

nicotinoyl

nicotinuric acid

nicotrol

nicoxamat

nicoya gulf of

nictate

nictated

nictates

nictating

nictating-membrane

nictating-membranes

nictation

nictations

nictiazem

nictindole

nictitans

nictitate

nictitated

nictitates

nictitating

nictitating-membrane

nictitating-membranes

nictitation

nictitations

nicu

nicus

nicy-nicy

nid

nidal

nidamental

nidaries

nidary

nidate

nidation

nidda

niddah

nidder

niddering

niddicock

niddipoll

niddy-noddies

niddy-noddy

nide

nidering

nides

nidgeries

nidgery

nidget

nidgets

nidhogg

nidi

nidicolous

nidiculous

nidificate

nidificated

nidificates

nidificating

nidification

nidifugous

nidify

nidifying

niding

nidings

nidogen

nidogens

nidopallia

nidopallium

nidopalliums

nidor

nidorose

nidorosity

nidorous

nidors

nidovirales

nidri

nidroxyzone

nids

nidulant

nidularia

nidulariaceae

nidulariaceous

nidulate

nidulated

nidulates

nidulating

nidulation

nidus

nidwalden

nie

niebla-tigrina

niebuhr reinhold

niebuhr

niebuhrian

niece

niece-in-law

nieceless

niecely

nieces

nieceship

nieces-in-law

niedermayrite

niedermayrites

niedersachsen

nief

niefs

niehs

nielle

niellist

niellists

niello

nielloware

niellowares

nielsbohrium

nielsen, a.c.

nielsen

niemann-pick-disease

niemeyer oscar

niemeyer

niemoller martin

Niemöller

Niepce's process

nierembergia

nierite

niersteiner

nieto enrique pena

nietzsche friedrich wilhelm

nietzsche

nietzschean

nietzscheanism

nietzscheans

nietzschen

nieve

nieves

nievie-nievie-nick-nack

nife

nifedipine

nifekalant

nifenalol

nifenazone

niffer

niffy

nifkin

nifle

nifles

niflheim

niflumic-acid

nifoc

nifong

nifonged

nifonging

nifongs

nifontovite

nift

niftily

niftiness

nifty serve

nifty

niftyness

nifuradene

nifuraldezone

nifuratel

nifurmerone

nifuroquine

nifuroxazide

nifuroxime

nifurquinazol

nifursemizone

nifurtimox

nifurtoinol

nifurzide

nig

nigel

nigella

nigella-damascena

nigellas

nigella-sativa

nigelleae

nigellone

nigel-no-friends

nigels

niger river

niger

nigeran

niger-congo

nigeria

nigerian connection

Nigerian prince

nigerian scam

Nigerian time

nigerian

nigerianness

nigerian-pidgin

nigerians

nigericin

nigerien

nigeriens

niger-kordofanian

nigerose

nigersaurinae

nigersaurus

niger-seed

niggerized

niggerizes

niggerizing

niggliite

niggliness

niggly

nigh

nighantu

nighantus

nighed

nighen

nigher

nighest

nighing

nighly

nighness

nighsome

night biter

night biters

night cart

night carts

night chair

night chairs

night court

night courts

night crawler

night cream

night creams

night dream

night eye

night eyes

night fear

night fears

night hags

night herons

night house

night houses

night jasmine

night latch

night letters

night lights

night man

night market

night markets

night meal

night meals

night men

night monkey

night monkeys

night moth

night moths

night of long knives

Night of Power

night of the long knives

night palsy

night parrot

night parrots

night prayer

night safe

night safes

night shelter

night shifts

night skies

night snake

night start

night starts

night sticks

night table

night tremors

night winds

night writing

night

night-and-day

night-bat

night-bats

nightbird

night-bird

nightbirds

night-birds

night-blind

night-blindness

night-blindnesses

night-blooming cereus

night-blooming jasmine

nightbreak

nightcap

nightcapped

nightcaps

nightclothes

nightclub

night-club

nightclubbed

nightclubber

nightclubbers

nightclubbing

nightclubby

nightclublike

nightclubs

night-clubs

nightcrawler

nightcrawlers

nightdream

nightdreaming

nightdreams

nightdress

nightdressed

nightdresses

night-eating-syndrome

nighted

night-emission

night-emissions

nightertale

nightfall

nightfalls

night-flowering jasmine

nightgear

night-glass

night-glasses

nightglow

nightglows

nightgown

nightgowned

nightgowns

night-green

nightguard

nightguards

night-hag

nighthawk

night-hawk

nighthawker

nighthawkers

nighthawking

nighthawks

night-hawks

night-heron

nightie

nighties

nightingale floor

nightingale floors

nightingale florence

Nightingale ward

nightingale

nightingales

nightish

nightjar

nightjars

nightlamp

nightlamps

nightless

night-letter

nightlies

nightlife

nightlifer

nightlifers

nightlight

night-light

nightlight-bulb

nightlight-bulbs

nightlights

nightlike

night-lizard

night-lizards

nightlong

nightly

nightman

nightmare

nightmarelike

nightmares

nightmarey

nightmarish

nightmarishly

nightmarishness

nightmen

night-mode

night-night

night-out

night-owl

night-owls

night-people

night-person

night-rail

night-raven

nightrider

nightrobe

nightrobes

nights of long knives

nights of the long knives

nights

nightscape

nightscapes

nightschool

night-school

night-schools

nightscope

nightscopes

nightshade family

nightshade

nightshades

nightshift

night-shift

nightshifts

nightshirt

nightshirted

nightshirts

nightside

nightsides

night-sight

night-sky

nightsoil

night-soil

night-soil-man

night-soil-men

night-soils

nights-out

nightspot

nightspots

nightstand

nightstands

nightstick

night-stick

nightstick-fracture

nightsticks

nightstool

nightstools

nightsuit

nightsuits

night-terror

night-terrors

nighttide

nighttime

night-time

nighttimes

night-tremor

night-vision

nightwalker

nightwalkers

nightward

night-watch

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niguldipine

NIH syndrome

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nii

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Nijmegen breakage syndrome

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nilphamari-district

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nilutamide

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nimbies

nimbiferous

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nimble Will

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nimbose

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nimda worm

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nimetazepam

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nine-ball

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nioise-salad

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niord

niosh

nip and tuck

nip and tucks

nip at

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nipa grass

nipa hut

nipa palm

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nipah virus

nipc

nipecotic

nipecotic-acid

niperotidine

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niphon

nipigon lake

nipigon

nip-in-the-bud

nipissing lake

nipissing

nipkow-disk

nipkow-disks

nipmuc

nippage

nipped

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nipper

nipperkin

nippers

nippeth

nippily

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nipple gong

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nipradilol

niprnet

niprofazone

nips and tucks

nips at

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nip-up

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niqqud

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nira

nirali

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nirenberg marshall warren

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nirvana fallacies

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nisaetus-bartelsi

nisaetus-cirrhatus

nisaetus-floris

nisaetus-kelaarti

nisaetus-lanceolatus

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Nissl body

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nitarsone

nitazoxanide

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nithing

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nithiocyamine

nitid

nitidulid

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nitinol

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nitr-

nitra

nitracrine

nitramide

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nitramine

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nitrammite

nitranilic acid

nitranilic

nitraniline

nitranilines

nitraquazone

nitraries

nitrary

nitrate

nitrated

nitrate-of-soda

nitrates

nitratian

nitratine

nitrating

nitration

nitrative

nitratocuprate

nitrator

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nitrazepam

nitrazepate

nitre

nitrefazole

nitrendipine

nitrene

nitrenes

nitrenium

nitreniums

nitrenoid

nitrenoids

nitre-of-potash

nitrian

nitriaries

nitriary

nitric bacteria

nitric

nitric-acid

nitric-oxide

nitridated

nitridation

nitride

nitrided

nitrides

nitriding

nitridings

nitriferous

nitrification

nitrifications

nitrified

nitrifier

nitrifiers

nitrify

nitrifying bacteria

nitrifying bacterium

nitrifying

nitrilase

nitrilases

nitrile imides

nitrile

nitrile-imide

nitrile-rubber

nitrile-rubbers

nitriles

nitrilimine

nitrilimines

nitrilium

nitriliums

nitriloacetic

nitriloside

nitrilotriacetate

nitrilotriacetic

nitrilotriacetic-acid

nitrimine

nitrimines

nitrite

nitrite-reductase

nitrites

nitrituria

nitro sugars

nitro

nitroaldol

nitroalkane

nitroalkanes

nitroalkene

nitroalkenes

nitroamide

nitroamides

nitroamine

nitroamines

nitroanilide

nitroaniline

nitroarene

nitroarenes

nitroarginine

nitroarginines

nitroaromatic

nitroaromatics

nitroaryl

nitroaryls

nitrobacteria

nitrobacterium

nitrobarite

nitrobenzaldehyde

nitrobenzene

nitrobenzenes

nitrobenzoate

nitrobenzoates

nitrobenzoic acids

nitrobenzoic

nitrobenzoic-acid

nitrobenzyl

nitroblue-tetrazolium

nitrocalcite

nitrocarbol

nitrocarbon

nitrocarbons

nitrocarburization

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nitrocarburized

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nitrocarburizing

nitrocefin

nitrocellulose

nitrocelluloses

nitrochalk

nitrochloroform

nitroclofene

nitrocycline

nitroethane

nitrofatty acid

nitroferricyanides

nitroform

nitrofural

nitrofuran

nitrofurans

nitrofurantoin

nitrofurazone

nitrogelatin

nitrogen balance

nitrogen base

nitrogen fixers

nitrogen inversions

nitrogen mustards

nitrogen oxides

nitrogen

nitrogenase

nitrogenases

nitrogenate

nitrogenated

nitrogenates

nitrogenating

nitrogen-cycle

nitrogen-dioxide

nitrogen-fixation

nitrogen-fixer

nitrogen-fixing

nitrogenic

nitrogeniferous

nitrogen-inversion

nitrogenise

nitrogenize

nitrogenized

nitrogenless

nitrogenlike

nitrogen-monoxide

nitrogen-mustard

nitrogen-narcosis

nitrogenous

nitrogen-oxide

nitrogen-pentoxide

nitrogens

nitrogen-tetroxide

nitrogen-tribromide

nitrogen-trichloride

nitrogen-trifluoride

nitrogen-triiodide

nitroglycerin

nitroglycerine

nitroguanidine

nitroguanidines

nitrohumic acids

nitrohumic

nitrohumic-acid

nitro-hydrochloric acids

nitrohydrochloric

nitro-hydrochloric

nitro-hydrochloric-acid

nitroimidazole

nitroimidazoles

nitroimine

nitroimines

nitroindoline

nitrokeg

nitrokegs

nitrol

nitroleum

nitrolic acids

nitrolic

nitrolic-acid

nitrolime

nitrols

nitrolysis

nitromagnesite

nitromagnesites

nitromannitol

nitromersol

nitrometer

nitrometers

nitromethane

nitromethanes

nitromethyl

nitromethyls

nitromuriatic

nitronate

nitrone

nitrones

nitronic acids

nitronic

nitronic-acid

nitronium

nitroniums

nitroolefin

nitroolefins

nitroparaffin

nitrophenasic acid

nitrophenol

nitrophenols

nitrophenyl

nitrophenylgalactosides

nitrophenylphosphatases

nitrophenyls

nitrophilous

nitrophobic

nitrophobous

nitrophyte

nitrophytes

nitropropanes

nitroprussic-acid

nitroprusside

nitroprussides

nitropyrenes

nitropyridine

nitroquinol

nitroquinoline

nitroquinolines

nitroquinols

nitroquinoxaline

nitroreductase

nitroreductases

nitroreduction

nitrosaccharin

nitrosalicylic-acid

nitrosamide

nitrosamides

nitrosamine

nitrosamines

nitrosate

nitrosated

nitrosating

nitrosation

nitrosations

nitrosative

nitrosative-stress

nitroscanate

nitrose

nitrosidative

nitrosimine

nitrosimines

nitroso

nitrosobenzene

nitrosochloride

nitrosocysteine

nitrosoethylurea

nitrosoguanidine

nitrosolic acids

nitrosolic-acid

nitrosonium

nitrosothiol

nitrosourea

nitrosoureas

nitrospira

nitrospiraceae

nitrospirae

nitrospirales

nitrostarch

nitrostryene

nitrostryenes

nitrostyrene

nitro-sugar

nitrosyl

nitrosylate

nitrosylated

nitrosylates

nitrosylating

nitrosylation

nitrosylations

nitrosyl-chloride

nitrosylic

nitrosyls

nitrosylsulfuric-acid

nitrosylsulphuric acid

nitrotoluene

nitrotoluenes

nitrotyrosine

nitrourea

nitrous bacteria

nitrous

nitrous-acid

nitrous-air

nitrous-oxide

nitrox

nitroxazepine

nitroxide

nitroxides

nitroxinil

nitroxoline

nitroxyl

nitroxylene

nitroxylenes

nitroxyls

nitrum

nitrum-flammans

nitry

nitryl

nitryls

nits

nits-and-lice

nitta

nitter

nitters

nittily

nittings

nitty

nitty-gritty

nitwit

nitwits

nitwitted

nitwittedly

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nitwittery

niu

niue

niuean

niueans

niv

nival

ni-van

ni-vanuatu

nivation

Niven ring

Niven rings

niveoscincus

niveous

nivernais

nivimedone

nivkh

nivkhi

nivkhs

nivometric

nivre

nivse

nix

nixdorf

nixe

nixed

nixer

nixers

nixes

nixie tube

nixie

nixies

nixie-tubes

nixing

Nixon goes to China

Nixon in China

nixon richard milhous

nixon thelma catherine ryan

Nixon to China

nixon

nixonian

nixonism

nixonomics

nixson

nixtamal

nixtamalization

nixtamalize

nixtamalized

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nixtamalizing

nixy

nizam

nizamabad-district

nizams

nizar

nizatidine

nizhniy tagil

nizhny-tagil

nizofenone

nizoral

nizzles

nj

n-j

nje

njolstad-syndrome

njord

njqsac

njrf

nk

nka

nkao

nkat

nkau

nkda

n-key rollover

n-key

nkinora

nkishi

nkishis

nkisi

nkisis

n-kor

nkore

nkr

nkro

nkrumah kwame

nkrumah

nkulengu-rail

nkulengu-rails

nkvd

nl

nla

nlb

nlcs

nld

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nle

nlec

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nlf

nli

nll

nlm

nlos

nlp

nlq

nlqs

nlra

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nlrgs

nls

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nlsp

nlx motherboard

nlx

nm

n-m

nmap

n-mar-i

nmcc

nmda receptor

nmda

nmea

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nmi

nmj

nmjs

nmn

nmol

nmos

n-mos

nmr

nmr-spectroscopy

nms

nms-co

nmsqt

nmt

nmu

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n-n

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nnh

nnhs

nni

nnrti

nns

nnto

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nntp

nnw

no bail

no better than one ought to be

no big whoop

no bill

no bones about it

no bucks, no Buck Rogers

no bueno

no cap

no captcha recaptcha

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no checkout grocery store

no code

no comparison

no complies

no comply

no complys

no contact

no crime

no crimed

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no criming

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no email

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no frames version

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no fuss, no muss

no gain without pain

no glasses

no good deed ever goes unpunished

no good deed goes unpunished

no guts, no glory

no harm done

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no horse in that race

no horse in this race

no horse run

no host bars

no human involved

no jab, no play

no laughing matter

no marks

no matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney

no matter how thin you slice it, it's still boloney

no means no

no more email

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no news is good news

no one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public

no one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American people

no one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public

no one is born a master

no one

no one's fool

no one's fools

no parity

no parking whitebeam

no parking whitebeams

no peace for the weary

no plan survives contact with the enemy

no probalo

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no quarter

no really

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no rest for the weary

no results

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no shit, Sherlock

no shit

no show sock

no show socks

no show without Punch

no siree Bob

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no sleep for the wicked

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no string attached

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no thanks to

no tickee, no washee

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no time to lose

no true Scotsman fallacies

no true Scotsman fallacy

no wait state memory

no ways

no wuckas

no wuckaz

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no yards

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n-o

NO_x

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no-account

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no-action letter

noad

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noahtic

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no-ball

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Nobert's lines

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Nobili's rings

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nobodies

nobodiness

nobody ever went broke underestimating the good taste of the American people

nobody ever went broke underestimating the good taste of the American public

nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American people

nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public

nobody ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American people

nobody ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public

nobody

nobody's fool

nobody's fools

nobody-s

nobody-s-perfect

no-brainer

no-brainers

no-break-space

nobs

nobuddy

no-buts

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nocake

no-cal

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no-call-no-show

no-call-no-shows

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nocebo effects

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nocebo-effect

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no-communication theorem

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Norwich Pharmacal order

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no-sooner-said-than-done

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nullifiable

nullification

nullifications

nullifidian

nullifidians

nullified

nullifier

nullifiers

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nullifiest

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nullify

nullifying

nullifyingly

nulligravida

nulligravidae

nulligravidas

null-infinities

null-infinity

nulling

nullipara

nulliparae

nulliparas

nulliparity

nulliparous

nulliploid

nulliploidy

nullipore

nullipores

nullipotent

nullisomic

nullisomics

nullities

nullity

nullius-filius

nullius-in-bonis

nulliverse

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nullizygous

null-modems

nullness

null-object

null-object-pattern

null-objects

nullomer

nullomers

null-path-length

null-persistent

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null-recurrence

null-recurrent

nulls

null-set

null-sign

null-signs

nullspace

nullspaces

null-subject-language

null-subject-languages

nul-point

nul-points

num lock

num

numa

numanoid

numanoids

numantia

numa-q

numazu

numb

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numbats

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numbedness

number 2s

number 9

number closing

number cruncher

number crunching

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number game

number nine

number one

number portability administration center

number portability

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number

number-2-pencil

number-2-pencils

numberable

number-close

number-crunchers

numbered air force

numbered

numbered-list

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number-eight

number-eights

number-eleven

numberer

numberers

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numbereth

number-field

number-fields

number-five

number-fives

number-four

number-fours

numberful

number-games

numbering plan administration

numbering plan area

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numberings

numberless

numberlessly

numberlessness

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number-line

number-lines

number-needed-to-harm

number-nines

number-of-the-beast

number-ones

number-one-with-a-bullet

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numberplate

number-plate

numberplates

number-plates

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numbers

number-seven

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numbers-game

numbers-games

number-signs

number-six

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numbers-juggling

numbers-needed-to-harm

numbers-racket

numbers-station

numbers-stations

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number-theoretic function

number-theoretic functions

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number-theoreticians

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number-theorists

number-theory

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number-threes

number-two

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numberwork

numbeth

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numbing

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numbnuts

numbre

numbs

numbskull

numbskulled

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numbskulls

numby

numen

numenius

numenius-americanus

numenius-arquata

numenius-borealis

numenius-madagascariensis

numenius-minutus

numenius-phaeopus

numenius-tahitiensis

numenius-tenuirostris

numerable

numeracy

numeraire

numeral

numerally

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numeraries

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numerate

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numerates

numerati

numerating

numeration

numerations

numerative

numerator

numerators

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numerical-adjectives

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numerics

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numerists

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numerolinguistic

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numerologists

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numeromancy

numeronym

numeronyms

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numero-signs

numerosities

numerosity

numero-symbol

numero-symbols

numero-uno

numerous

numerously

numerousness

numerus-clausus

nu-metal

numic

numida

numida-meleagris

numidia

numidian

numidian-crane

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numididae

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numinal

numinous

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numismatic value

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numismatologists

numismatology

num-locks

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nummulations

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nummulitids

nummy

numnah

numnahs

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num-nums

numps

numpses

numptie

numpties

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numptyish

numraire

nums

numse

numskull

numskulled

numskulls

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nun buoy

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nun moths

nun

nunamiut

nunamiuts

nunatak

nunataks

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nunatukavut

nunavik

nunavimmiut

nunavummiuq

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nunavut

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nuncheon

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Nuneaton and Bedworth

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nunivak island

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nun-moth

nunnation

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nunnish

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nunu

nuoc-mam

nuoc-mams

nuon

nuoro

nupharamine

nuplex

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nuprin

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nupsons

nuptial acts

nuptial

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nuptialities

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nuptials

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nupur

nuqta

nuque

nur

nuraghe

nuraghes

nuraghic

nuragic

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nurbs

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nurdled

nurdles

nurdling

nurds

nuremberg

nuremberg-defence

nuremberg-defences

nuremberg-defense

nuremberg-defenses

nureyev rudolf hametovich

nureyev

nurf

nurikabe

nuristan

nuristani

nuristanis

nurl

nurmi paavo

nurn

nurnie

nurnies

Nuro

nurs

nurse auxiliary

nurse log

nurse logs

nurse

nursed

nursehound

nursehounds

nurse-in

nurse-ins

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nurselike

nurseling

nurselings

nursemaid

nursemaided

nursemaiding

nursemaids

nurse-midwife

nursepond

nurseponds

nurse-practitioner

nurse-practitioners

nurser

nurse-ratched

nurseries

nursers

nursery cannon

nursery cannons

nursery finance

nursery pudding

nursery puddings

nursery slope

nursery slopes

nursery

nurseryfish

nurseryfishes

nurserymaid

nurserymaids

nurseryman

nurserymen

nursery-rhyme

nursery-rhymes

nursery-school

nursery-schools

nurseryware

nursery-web-spider

nursery-web-spiders

nurserywoman

nurserywomen

nurse's aide

nurses

nurse-shark

nurse-sharks

nursest

nurseth

nursey

nurseys

nursie

nursies

nursing bottle

nursing bottles

nursing father

nursing fathers

nursing pad

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nursing-bra

nursing-bras

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nursing-homes

nursings

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nursled

nursling

nurslings

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nurstled

nurstling

nursy

nurturance

nurturances

nurturant

nurture

nurtured

nurturer

nurturers

nurtures

nurturest

nurtureth

nurturing

nurturist

nurturists

nus

nusantara

nusayri

nusayris

nu-skool

nustar

nustle

nustled

nustles

nustling

nut balls

nut bar

nut butters

nut clam

nut clams

nut cutting

nut dash

nut head

nut heads

nut house

nut lettuce

nut pick

nut pine

nut pines

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nut quads

NUT space

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nut wrenches

nut

nutant

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nutated

nutates

nutating

nutation

nutations

nutator

nutators

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nutbags

nutball

nut-ball

nutballs

nutbar

nutbars

nut-behind-the-bolt

nutbowl

nutbowls

nut-brown

nut-brown-butter

nutburger

nutburgers

nut-butter

nutcase

nut-case

nutcases

nut-cases

nutcrack

nutcracker

nutcrackers

nutcracking

nut-cutting-time

nutella

nutfarm

nutfarms

nutgall

nutgalls

nutgraf

nutgraph

nutgrass

nut-grass

nutgrasses

nuthatch

nuthatches

nuthin

nuthook

nuthooks

nuthouse

nuthouses

nut-huggers

nutil

nutjob

nut-job

nutjobber

nutjobbers

nutjobbery

nutjobs

nut-jobs

nutless

nutlet

nutlets

nutlike

nutly

nutmeat

nutmeats

nutmeg geranium

nutmeg liver

nutmeg

nutmegged

nutmegger

nutmeggers

nutmegging

nutmeggy

nutmeg-psychosis

nutmegs

nutmeg-yew

nut-out

nutpecker

nutpeckers

nutpick

nutpicks

nutraceutical

nutraceuticals

nutrasweet

nutria

nutria-rat

nutria-rats

nutrias

nutrication

nutriceutical

nutriceuticals

nutricial

nutrider

nutriders

nutrient

nutrients

nutrified

nutrify

nutrigenomics

nutriment

nutrimental

nutriments

nutriocyte

nutriphenomics

nutritarian

nutritarianism

nutritarians

nutritial

nutrition

nutritional

nutritionalist

nutritionally

nutritional-yeast

nutritionism

nutritionist

nutritionists

nutritionless

nutritionwise

nutritious

nutritiously

nutritiousness

nutritive

nutritively

nutriture

nut-roast

nut-roasts

nut-roll

nut-rolls

nutrose

nuts & bolts

nuts out

nuts

nutsack

nutsacks

nuts-and-bolts

nutsedge

nutsedges

nutshell

nutshelled

nutshelling

nutshells

nutshot

nutshots

nutshotting

nutso

nutsy

nuttalliellid

nuttalliellids

nuttallii

nutted out

nutted

nutter

nutters

nuttily

nuttin

nuttiness

nutting out

nutting

nuttings

nutting-truck

nutting-trucks

nutty Irishman

nutty Irishmen

nutty

nutty-as-a-fruitcake

nutty-as-a-fruit-cake

nutty-slack

nut-up

nutzoid

nutzoids

nuuanu pali

nuu-chah-nulth

nuuk

nuvenzepine

nuwaubian

nuwaubians

nuwc

nuxlk

nux-vomica

nuyorican

nuyoricans

nuze

nuzian

nuzians

nuzzle

nuzzled

nuzzler

nuzzlers

nuzzles

nuzzling

nuzzlings

nv cache

nv

nvcjd

nvd

nve

nvf

nvg

nvh

nvi

NVIDIA 3D Vision

NVIDIA DRIVE

nvidia g-sync

nvidia shield

nvidia

nvld

nvm express

nvm

nvme

nvmhci

nvocc

nvq

nvr

nvram

nvrams

nvrm

nvs

nvsram

nvt

nvtdm

nvus

nw

nwa

nwadmin

nway

n-way

nwb

nwbn

nwbw

nwem

nwfp

nwhrc

nwip

nwlink

nwo

nwr

nws

nwt

n-w-t

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nx

nx586

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nx686

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nxt

nxx

ny

n-y

nya

nyah

nyakyusa

nyala

nyalas

nyamwezi

nyanja

nyankole

nyao

nyas

nyasa lake

nyasa

nyasaland

nyasalander

nyasalanders

nyases

nyatiti

nyatitis

nyaturucha

nyaturuwil

n-yawk

nyaya

nybble

nybbles

nyc

nychthemera

nychthemeral

nychthemeron

nychthemerons

nycpd

nyct

nyctaginaceae

nyctaginaceous

nyctalgia

nyctalopia

nyctalopiae

nyctalopias

nyctalopic

nyctalopy

nyctanassa

nyctanassa-violacea

nyctanthes

nyctemeral

nyctereutes-procyonoides

nycteribiid

nycteribiids

nycterid

nycterids

nycthemera

nycthemeral

nycthemeron

nycthemerons

nycti-

nyctian

nyctibiid

nyctibiidae

nyctibiids

nyctibius

nycticorax

nycticorax-caledonicus

nycticorax-nycticorax

nycticryphes

nycticryphes-semicollaris

nyctidromus

nyctinastic

nyctinastism

nyctinasty

nyctiphruretid

nyctiphruretids

nyctiphrynus

nyctiprogne

nyctitropic

nyctitropism

nycto-

nyctohemeral

nyctophile

nyctophiles

nyctophilia

nyctophobia

nyctophobic

nyctosaurid

nyctosaurids

nyctotropic

nycturia

nyctyornis

nydri

nye

nyem

nyems

nyepi

nyepis

nyerere julius kambarage

nyerereite

nyerereites

nyes

nyet

nyfm

nyiha

nyingma

nyiramba

nyjer

nylgau

nylgaus

nylghai

nylghau

nylghaus

nylidrin

nylon

nylonase

nylonkong

nylons

nylon-string guitar

nym

nymex access

nymex

nymph of darkness

nymph of the pavé

nymph of the pavement

nymph

nympha

nymphae

nymphaea

nymphaeaceous

nymphaeales

nymphaeid

nymphaeids

nymphaeum

nymphal

nymphalid

nymphalidae

nymphalids

nymphe

nymphean

nymphectomies

nymphectomy

nymphes

nymphet

nymphetry

nymphets

nymphette

nymphic

nymphical

nymphicus

nymphicus-hollandicus

nymphid

nymphidae

nymphids

nymphine

nymphing

nymphiparous

nymphish

nymphlike

nymphly

nympho

nymph-of-the-pav

nymphoid

nympholepsy

nympholept

nympholeptic

nympholepts

nymphologist

nymphology

nymphomania

nymphomaniac

nymphomyiid

nymphomyiids

nymphonid

nymphonids

nymphos

nymphotomies

nymphotomy

nymphs of darkness

nymphs of the pavé

nymphs of the pavement

nymphs

nymphum

nyms

nymshift

nymshifted

nymshifter

nymshifters

nymshifting

nymshifts

nymwars

nynorsk

nyotaimori

nypd

nyquist law

nyquist rate

Nyquist rates

nyquist theorem

nyregyhza

nys

nyse composite index

nyse international 100 index

nyse

nyssa

nyssa-sylvatica

nystagmic

nystagmography

nystagmus

nystagmuses

nystalus

nystatin

nystose

nystoses

nyt

nytol

nytril

nyuk

nyunga

nyungar

nyungars

nyuunga

nyx

nz

n-z

nzalpa

nzd

nzdf

nze

n-zealand

n-zealander

n-zealanders

nzema

nzima

nzl

nzpif

O

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o caudata

O clip

o' course

O faces

O my God

o tempora! o mores!

o&m

o.b.e.

o.c.

o.d.

o/a

o

o157

o2

o2o

o365

oa

oaa

oad

Oadby and Wigston

oadg

oadm

oaf

oafish

oafishly

oafishness

oafs

oahu

oai

Oak and Nettle Day

oak ferns

oak lawn

oak leaf

oak leather

oak leaves

oak paper

oak papers

oak park

oak processionary moths

oak ridge

oak tags

oak titmouse

oak wilt

oak wreath

oak wreaths

oak

oak-apple

oak-apples

oakbark

oaked

oaken towel

oaken

oaker

oakeshottean

oakeshottian

oak-fern

oak-gall

oak-galls

oakiness

oakland

oak-leaf cluster

oakleaf

oak-leaved

oakleaves

oakley annie

oakley protocol

oakley

oaklike

oakling

oaklings

oakmoss

oak-processionary-moth

oaks

oaktag

oak-tag

oaktags

oaktree

oak-tree

oaktrees

oak-trees

oakum

oakville

oakwood

oakwoods

oaky

oal

oam multiplexing

oam&p

oam&p

oam

oap

oaps

oar in someone's boat

oar

oarage

oar-blade

oar-blades

oarces

oared

oarfish

oarfishes

oaring

oarless

oarlike

oarlock

oarlocks

oars

oarsman

oarsmen

oarswoman

oarswomen

oarweed

oarweeds

oary

oas

oases

oasification

oasis

oasislike

oasitic

oast

oasthouse

oast-house

oasthouses

oast-houses

oasts

oat burner

oat soda

oat

oatcake

oatcakes

oate

oaten

oater

oaters

oates joyce carol

oates titus

oates

oat-grass

oat-grasses

oath of calumny

oath

oathable

oathbound

oathbreach

oathbreaker

oathbreakers

oathbreaking

oathed

oathing

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oath-of-abjuration

oath-of-office

oath-ring

oaths of calumny

oaths

oathtaking

oatlage

oatlike

oatmeal

oatmeals

oatmealy

oat-milk

oat-opera

oats

oatus

oaty

oau

oauth

oav

oavs

oaw

oax

oaxaca

oaxacan

OB marker

ob

oba

obad

obadiah

obama barack hussein, jr.

obama michelle lavaughn robinson

Obama phone

obama

obamacare

obama-care

obamacrat

obamamania

obama-mania

obaman

obamania

obamanomics

obamas

obamatard

obamatards

obamaton

obamatons

obambulate

obambulation

obambulations

obamunism

o-band

obas

obasanjo olusegun

obatzda

obb

obbligato

obbligatos

obcompressed

obconic

obconical

obcordate

obd ii

obd

obdeltoid

obdiplostemonous

obdiplostemony

obdormition

obdt

obduce

obduct

obducted

obducting

obduction

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obduracies

obduracy

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obdurately

obdurateness

obduration

obdurations

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obdured

obduredness

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obdurodon

obe

obea

obeah

obeah-doctor

obeah-doctors

obeahs

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obeasts

obed

obedible

obedience

obedienciaries

obedienciary

obediency

obedient plant

obedient plants

obedient

obediential

obedientiaries

obedientiary

obediently

obedientness

obedt

obeisance

obeisances

obeisancies

obeisancy

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obeisaunce

obeisaunces

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obeli

obelia

obeliac

obelias

obelin

obelion

obelions

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obeliscal

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obelised

obelisk

obelisklike

obelisks

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obelizing

obelus

obeluses

obento

oberammergau

oberhausen

oberland

oberon

oberonian

oberration

oberrations

oberthuri

obes

obese

obeseism

obeseness

obesigenic

obesity epidemic

obesity

obesity-hypoventilation-syndrome

obesity-hypoventilation-syndromes

obesogen

obesogenic

obesogens

obesophobia

obestatin

obex

obey

obeyance

obey-d

obeyed

obeyer

obeyers

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obeys

obeysant

obeysaunt

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obfirmation

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obfirming

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obfuscate

obfuscated

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obfuscation

obfuscations

obfuscator

obfuscators

obfuscatory

ob-gyn

obhaplostemonous

obi

obidoxime

obie

obies

obijime

obimbricate

obis

obit

obiter dicta

obiter dictum

obiter

obiters

obits

obitual

obituarial

obituaries

obituarily

obituarist

obituarists

obituary

obi-wan-kenobi

obi-wan-kenobis

obj file

obj

object browser

object bus

object code

object complements

object computer

object data management group

object data model

object database management group

object database

object dbms

object finder

object finders

object glass

object language

object languages

object linking and embedding

object management architecture

object management group

object model

object module

object orientated

object oriented

object packager

object program

object references

object request broker

object request brokers

object signing

object technology references

object technology

object world

object worlds

object

objectable

object-adapter-pattern

object-adapter-patterns

object-ball

object-balls

object-based audio

object-based language

object-based languages

object-based music

object-based programming

object-based surround sound

object-based

object-complement

object-control

objected

objectest

objecteth

object-glasses

object-graph

object-graphs

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objectifiable

objectification

objectified

objectifier

objectifiers

objectifies

objectify

objectifying

objecting

objection

objectionabilities

objectionability

objectionable

objectionableness

objectionably

objectional

objections

objectist

objectists

objectivate

objectivated

objectivates

objectivating

objectivation

objectivations

objective clauses

objective complement

objective piece

objective pieces

objective synonym

objective synonyms

objective

objective-c

objective-case

objective-cases

objective-clause

objective-correlative

objective-correlatives

objective-function

objective-functions

objectively

objectiveness

objectives

objectivism

objectivisms

objectivist

objectivistic

objectivistically

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objectivities

objectivity

objectivization

objectivizations

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objectivizer

objectivizers

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objectless

objectlessness

object-lesson

object-lessons

objectlike

object-manipulation

objectness

objector

object-oriented analysis

object-oriented database

object-oriented dbms

object-oriented design

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oinochoe

oinomania

oint

ointed

ointing

ointment

ointmentlike

ointments

oir

oiran

oirans

oirish

ois

oise

oism

oistrakh david fyodorovich

oistrakh

oit

oita

oiticica

oi-ve

oj

oji

ojibwa

ojibway

ojibwe

ojo videophone

ojos del salado

ojos-azules

ojt

ojuelaite

ok google

OK, boomer

ok

oka

okadaic acids

okadaic

okadaic-acid

okamie

okanogan

okapi

okapis

okara

okarito-brown-kiwi

okarito-brown-kiwis

okas

okavango

okay

okayama

okayamalite

okayed

okaying

okayish

okayness

okays

Okazaki fragment

Okazaki fragments

okazaki

okc

ok-corral

okdk

oke

oked

okeechobee lake

okeechobee

o'keeffe georgia

o'keeffe

okefenokee swamp

okeh

o'kelly sean thomas

o'kelly

okenite

okenites

okenone

oker

okes

okey

okey-doke

okey-dokey

okey-dokey-smokey

okhotsk sea of

okhotsk

okidata

okie dokie

okie

okies

okina

Okinawa diet

Okinawa rail

okinawa

Okinawan purple potato

Okinawan purple potatoes

Okinawan sweet potato

Okinawan sweet potatoes

Okinawan yam

okinawan

okinawans

oking

okiya

okl4

okla

oklahoma

oklahoma-city

oklahoma-land-rush

oklahoman

oklahomans

okonomiyaki

okovanggo

okra

okras

okroshka

okroshkas

okrug

okrugs

oks

oksana

okta

oktaha

oktas

oktoberfest

okung

o-kung

Okun's law

okuriashi

okuridashi

okurigake

okurigana

okurihikiotoshi

okurinage

okuritaoshi

okuritsuridashi

okuritsuriotoshi

ok-yah

ol

ola

olaf ii

olaf

olaflur

olallaberries

olallaberry

olalliberries

olalliberry

olallieberries

olallieberry

olamine

oland

olanzapine

olap cube

olap services

olap

olaparib

olathe

olation

olay

olbers-paradox

ol-cemet

ol-chiki

olcp

old age pensioners

old age pensions

old age

old ale

old ales

old army game

old as the Pyramids

old as time

old bags

old beans

old boy networks

old boyism

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Old Boys

old calculators

old castile

old catholic

old chestnuts

old clothesmen

old cocoyams

old codgers

old college tries

old computers

old countries

old danish

old dear

old English carrier

old English Carriers

old enough to bleed, old enough to breed

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old folks' home

old folks' homes

old friend

old friends

old fruit

old fruits

old girls

old golds

old gown

old habits die hard

old hand

old hands

old head on young shoulders

old hickory

old horse

old kingdom

old ladies

Old Lady in Threadneedle Street

Old Lady of Threadneedle Street

old lady

old maid

old man river

old man

old man's beards

old man's drip

old man's friend

old man's pepper

old mates

old media

old memory

old men's beards

old news

old norman french

old north french

old people's home

old people's homes

old personal computers

old pretender

old provencal

old ral

old rose

old roses

old salts

old school tie

old shoe

old shoes

old sins cast long shadows

old sins have long shadows

old sledge

old sods

old songs

old south arabian

old south

old sports

old squaws

old stager

old stagers

old sticks

old stone age

old storage

old style

old timers' disease

old timer's disease

old times

old top

old wine in new bottles

old wise tale

old wives

old woman's tooth

Old World blackbird

Old World vulture

old

old-age pensioner

old-age-pension

old-armenian

old-as-the-hills

old-babylonian

old-bag

old-bailey

old-ball

old-balls

old-banger

old-bangers

old-bean

old-belarusian

old-believer

old-believers

oldbie

oldbies

old-bill

old-blighty

old-boy

old-boy-network

old-boys-club

old-breton

old-bulgarian

oldcastle

old-catalan

old-catholic-church

old-chap

old-chaps

old-chestnut

old-chinese

old-church-slavic

old-church-slavonic

old-clothesman

old-cocoyam

old-codger

old-college-try

old-cornish

old-country

old-dart

old-days

old-delhi

old-dominion

old-dutch

olde

old-earth-creationism

old-east-slavic

old-east-slavonic

old-egyptian

olden

oldenburg claes thure

oldenburg

oldened

old-english

old-english-sheepdog

old-english-sheepdogs

oldening

oldens

older adults

older brother

older brothers

older sister

older sisters

older than dirt

older than the Pyramids

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oldermost

older-than-the-hills

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oldest profession

old-etonian

olde-tyme

oldfags

old-faithful

oldfangled

old-farand

old-fart

old-fartism

old-farts

old-fashion

old-fashioned look

old-fashioned

old-fashionedly

old-father-thames

old-father-time

oldfield mouse

old-field

oldfieldthomasiid

oldfieldthomasiids

old-firm

old-flame

old-flames

old-fogey

old-fogies

old-folks

old-franc

old-francs

old-frankish

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old-frisian

old-geezer

old-georgian

old-girl network

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oldsquaw

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oldy

ole automation client

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ole automation server

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ole container

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ole database

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ole server

ole

ol-e

olea

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oleamide

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oleanane

oleananes

oleander

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oleandomycin

oleandrin

oleandrine

oleanolic

oleanolic-acid

oleanolic-acids

oleanonic

oleanonic-acid

oleary

o-leary

oleaster

oleasters

oleate

oleates

olecranal

olecranon

olecranons

OLED examples

OLED layers

oled lighting

OLED TV

OLED vs. LCD

oled

olefiant

olefiant-gas

olefin series

olefin

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oleic

oleic-acid

oleiferous

olein

oleins

olekminskite

olema

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olenekian

olenellid

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oleos

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olethreutids

oleum

oleuropein

o-level

olf

olfactible

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olfactions

olfactive

olfactomedin

olfactometer

olfactometers

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olfactoric

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olfactors

olfactory bulb

olfactory lobe

olfactory nerves

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olfactory reference syndrome

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olfs

olg

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olia

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olian-harp

olian-harps

oliban

olibanum

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olic

olick

olid

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oligodendrocytes

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oligodendroglial

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oligodendrogliomas

oligodendroglion

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oligodeoxynucleotides

oligodeoxyribonucleotide

oligodeoxyribonucleotides

oligodynamic

oligodynamics

oligoene

oligoenes

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oligoether

oligofluorene

oligofluorenes

oligofructose

oligofructoses

oligogalacturonide

oligogenic

oligoguanidine

oligohaline

oligohydramnios

oligolamellar

oligolectic

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oligomannose

oligomenorrhea

oligomenorrheas

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oligomenorrhoea

oligomenorrhoeic

oligomer

oligomeric

oligomerisation

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oligomerization

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oligomerize

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oligomerizes

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oligonucleosome

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oligonucleotides

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oligopeptide

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oligophagous

oligophagy

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oligophenylenes

oligophrenia

oligopithecid

oligopithecids

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oligopolistic

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oligopolymers

oligopotency

oligopotent

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oligopyrrole

oligoribonucleotide

oligoribonucleotides

oligos

oligosaccharide

oligosaccharides

oligosaccharidosis

oligosaccharyltransferase

oligosemic

oligosemy

oligosiderite

oligosiderites

oligosilane

oligosilanes

oligosiloxane

oligosiloxanes

oligosome

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oligospermia

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oligotrophy

oligoubiquitin

oligoubiquitination

oligoubiquitylation

oligoyne

oligoynes

oligozoospermia

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olin

olinda

olingo

olingos

olinguito

olinguitos

olio

olios

oliphant

oliphaunt

oliphaunts

olis

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olisboses

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olived

olive-drab

olive-grove

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olivegrower

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oliver joseph

oliver

oliveri

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olive-ridley-sea-turtle

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olivetolic acid

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olivid

olivids

olivier laurence kerr

Olivier salad

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olivine

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olla

ollage

ollague

ollalaberries

ollalaberry

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ollalieberries

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ollamh

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olla-podrida

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ollas

ollav

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ollieing

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ollier-disease

ollies

oll-korrect

ollycrock

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olly-olly-oxen-free

olm

olmec

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olmesartan

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olmsteadite

olmsted frederick law

Olmsted syndrome

olmsted

ologamasid

ologamasids

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ological

ologically

ologies

ologist

ologists

ology

ololiuhqui

Olomouc cheese

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olorine

oloroso

olorosos

olorun

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olpc

olpe

olpes

olprinone

olr

olsacherite

olsalazine

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olson

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olt

oltenia

oltipraz

oltp

olus

olusatrum

olwen

oly

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olympia oyster

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Olympic athlete from Russia

Olympic athletes from Russia

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Olympic torch

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Olympic village

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olza

om mani padme hun

om nom noms

om

o-m

om1

oma

omacetaxine

omadhaun

omadhauns

omagh

Omaha high-low split

omaha

omaha-hold-em

omahas

omak

omakase

omake

omalizumab

o-malley

omalogyrid

omalogyrids

oman

omander

omani

omani-arabic

omanis

omanosaura

omap

omapatrilat

omar khayyam

omar

o-mark

o-marks

omas

omasa

omasum

omasums

omasus

omata

omayyad

omb

omber

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ombudswoman

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omc

omcs

omdb

omdurman

ome

omega baryon

omega female

omega male

omega males

omega meson

Omega point

omega points

omega

omega-3 (fatty acid)

omega-3 fatty acids

omega-6-fatty-acid

omega-c baryon

omegala

omegamon

omegas

omegasome

omega-with-titlo

omegoid

omeiite

omelet

omelets

omelette

omelette-arnold-bennett

omelettes

omen

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omens

omenta

omental

omentectomy

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ometer

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omiloxetine

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Ommaya reservoir

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omn. noct.

omn

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omnibibulous

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omnibus boxes

Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993

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om-nom

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omo

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omphacine

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Omphalos hypothesis

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omphaloscopy

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omphalotomy

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omr

omrlp

oms

omsk

omt

om-transact

omu rice

omul

omuls

omw

omy

on a bell

on a chip

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on a mission

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on blast

on 'Change

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on good terms

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on his own

on it like a car bonnet

on it

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on keel

on like Donkey Kong

on lobby terms

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on notice

on one's back

on one's beam ends

on one's behaviour

on one's conscience

on one's guard

on one's honor

on one's legs

on one's lonesome

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oriyas

orizaba pico de

orizaba

orizon

orizons

orkhomenos

orkish

orkney

orkneyan

orkneyans

orkney-islands

orkneys

ork-pop

orkut

orl

orla

orlandiite

orlando

orlay

orle

orléanais

orleanist

orleans

orl-flies

orl-fly

orling

orlings

orlistat

orlo

orlon

orlop

orlop-deck

orlops

orlos

orly

o-rly

orlymanite

orm

ormandy eugene

ormandy

ormazd

ormeloxifene

ormer

ormering

ormers

ormetoprim

ormolu

ormolued

ormoluing

ormolus

orms

ormsby-filter

ormskirk

ormuz

ormyrid

ormyrids

orn

ornament

ornamental

ornamentalism

ornamentalist

ornamentally

ornamentals

ornamentary

ornamentation

ornamentations

ornamented

ornamenter

ornamenters

ornamenting

ornaments

ornate horned toads

ornate

ornated

ornate-horned-toad

ornately

ornateness

ornate-tinamou

ornate-tinamous

ornate-wolf

ornate-wolves

ornating

ornature

orne

orned

ornee

orneodid

orneodids

orneriness

ornery

ornidazole

orning

ornipressin

ornis

ornithic

ornithichnite

ornithichnites

ornithichnology

ornithine cycle

ornithine

ornithine-carbamoyltransferase

ornithines

ornithine-transcarbamylase

ornithine-transcarbamylase-deficiency

ornithion

ornithischia

ornithischian

ornithischians

ornitho-

ornithocheirid

ornithocheirids

ornithochory

ornithodiran

ornithodirans

ornithodorid

ornithodorids

ornithodorinae

ornithogalum

ornithogalum-thyrsoides

ornithoid

ornithoidichnite

ornithoidichnites

ornitholestid

ornitholestids

ornitholite

ornitholites

ornithologic

ornithological

ornithologically

ornithologist

ornithologists

ornithology

ornithomancy

ornithomimid

ornithomimidae

ornithomimids

ornithomiminae

ornithomimosaur

ornithomimosauria

ornithomimosaurs

ornithomimus

ornithon

ornithons

ornithonym

ornithophilous

ornithophily

ornithophobia

ornithopod

ornithopoda

ornithopods

ornithopter

ornithopters

ornithorhynchid

ornithorhynchidae

ornithorhynchids

ornithorhynchus

ornithorhynchus-anatinus

ornithorhynchuses

ornithoscelidan

ornithoscelidans

ornithoscopy

ornithosis

ornithosuchid

ornithosuchidae

ornithosuchids

ornithosuchus

ornithothoraces

ornithotomist

ornithotomists

ornithotomy

ornithurae

ornithurine

ornl

orns

oro

orobanchaceae

orobanche

oroblanco

oroblancos

orobranchial

orocline

oroclines

orodispersable

orodispersible

orodontid

orodontids

orodynia

orofacial

orofaecal

orofecal

orofecally

orogastric

orogen

orogeneses

orogenesis

orogenic

orogenies

orogenital

orogenous

orogenous-zone

orogenous-zones

orogens

orogeny

orographer

orographers

orographic

orographical

orographically

orography

oroide

oroides

oroidin

oroidins

orological

orologist

orologists

orology

orom

oromerycid

oromerycids

oromo

oromos

oronasal

orontes

oronym

oronyms

oropharyngeal

oropharynges

oropharynx

oropharynxes

orophyte

orophytes

oropom

oroqen

orosirian

orosomucoid

orosomucoids

orotate

orotates

orotic acids

orotic

orotic-acid

orotidine

orotracheal

orotracheally

orotund

orotundity

orotundly

Oroya fever

orozco jose clemente

orozco

orped

orpedly

orpeko

orphaline

Orphan Annie

orphan asylums

orphan drugs

orphan John

orphan link

orphan medicines

orphan receptors

orphan star

orphan stars

orphan stock

orphan train

orphan trains

orphan work

orphan works

orphan

orphanage

orphanages

orphanarium

orphanariums

orphan-asylum

orphancy

orphan-disease

orphan-diseases

orphandom

orphandoms

orphan-drug

orphaned negative

orphaned work

orphaned works

orphaned

orphanhood

orphanhoods

orphaning

orphanism

orphanisms

orphanity

orphanlike

orphan-medicine

orphanotrophies

orphanotrophy

orphan-receptor

orphanry

orphans

orphanship

orphanships

orpharion

orpharions

orphean

orpheite

orpheline

orphenadrine

orpheus

Orphic egg

orphic

orphing

orphings

orphism

orphne

orphrey

orphreys

orpiment

orpiments

orpin

orpine

orpines

orpington

orr robert gordon

orr

orra

orrach

orrachs

orreries

orrery

orrible

orribly

orrid

orrin

orris peas

orris

orrises

orris-pea

orrisroot

orrorin

orrorrhoea

orsaml

orschallite

orse

orsedew

orseille

orsellic-acid

orsellinate

orsellinates

orsellinic-acid

orses

orsk

or-so

orsolobid

orsolobids

or-something

orson

orsonwelles

ort

ortalis

ortalis-araucuan

ortalis-canicollis

ortalis-cinereiceps

ortalis-columbiana

ortalis-erythroptera

ortalis-garrula

ortalis-guttata

ortalis-leucogastra

ortalis-motmot

ortalis-poliocephala

ortalis-ruficauda

ortalis-ruficeps

ortalis-squamata

ortalis-superciliaris

ortalis-vetula

ortalis-wagleri

ortanique

ortaniques

ortataxel

ortega daniel

ortega y gasset jose

ortega y gasset

ortegal

ortetamine

orthant

orthants

orthel

orthels

orthent

orthents

ortheziid

ortheziids

orthicon

orthicons

orthid

orthidic

orthids

orthistichy

orthite

orthites

ortho

orthoacetate

orthoacetates

orthoacid

orthoarsenite

orthobenzoate

orthobenzoates

orthobenzoquinone

orthobicupola

orthoborate

orthoboric

orthoboric-acid

orthobrannerite

orthobunyavirus

orthobunyaviruses

orthocarbonate

orthocarbonates

orthocarbonic-acid

orthocenter

orthocenters

orthocentre

orthocentres

orthocentric

orthocephalic

orthoceratid

orthoceratids

orthoceratite

orthoceratites

orthochamosite

orthochromatic

orthochromatism

orthochromite

orthochromites

orthochronous

orthochrysotile

orthochrysotiles

orthoclase

orthoclastic

orthocomplement

orthocomplementation

orthocomplementations

orthocomplemented

orthodenticle

orthodeoxia

orthodiagonal

orthodiagonals

orthodome

orthodomes

orthodontia

orthodontic band

orthodontic

orthodontics

orthodontist

orthodontists

Orthodox Church of Albania

Orthodox Church of Poland

Orthodox Church of the Czech Lands and Slovakia

orthodox eastern church

orthodox

orthodoxal

orthodoxality

orthodoxally

orthodox-church

orthodox-churches

orthodoxia

orthodoxical

orthodoxies

orthodox-jew

orthodox-jews

orthodox-judaism

orthodoxly

orthodoxness

orthodox-spin

orthodoxy

orthodrome

orthodromes

orthodromic

orthodromical

orthodromy

orthoepic

orthoepical

orthoepist

orthoepists

orthoepy

orthoericssonite

orthoester

orthoesters

orthoexciton

orthoexcitons

orthoferrite

orthoferrites

orthoferrosilite

orthoferrosilites

orthoform

orthoformate

orthoformates

orthogamous

orthogamy

orthogastropoda

orthogenesis

orthogenetic

orthogeriatric

orthognathic

orthognathism

orthognathous

orthogneiss

orthogneisses

orthogon

orthogonal complements

orthogonal frequency division multiplexing

orthogonal group

orthogonal groups

orthogonal matrix

orthogonal projection

orthogonal

orthogonal-complement

orthogonal-function

orthogonal-functions

orthogonalisation

orthogonalise

orthogonalities

orthogonality

orthogonalization

orthogonalize

orthogonalized

orthogonalizes

orthogonalizing

orthogonally

orthogons

orthogonys

orthograde

orthograph

orthographer

orthographers

orthographic neighbor

orthographic neighborhood

orthographic projection

orthographic

orthographical

orthographically

orthographick

orthographies

orthographist

orthographize

orthographized

orthographizes

orthographizing

orthographs

orthography

orthohelium

orthohepadnavirus

orthohepadnaviruses

orthohydrogen

orthoimage

orthoimages

orthokeratology

orthokinetic

ortholog

orthologous

orthologs

orthologue

orthologues

orthology

orthometric

orthometry

orthominasragrite

orthomode

orthomodular

orthomodularity

orthomolecular

orthomorphic

orthomyxoviral

orthomyxoviridae

orthomyxovirus

orthomyxoviruses

orthonectida

orthonitrate

orthonitric-acid

orthonormal

orthonormal-function

orthonormal-functions

orthonormalisation

orthonormalised

orthonormalities

orthonormality

orthonormalization

orthonormalizations

orthonormalize

orthonormalized

ortho-novum

orthonychid

orthonychidae

orthonychids

orthonyx

orthopaedia

orthopaedic

orthopaedical

orthopaedics

orthopaedist

orthopaedists

orthopantomogram

orthopathy

orthopdia

orthopdic

orthopdical

orthopedia

orthopedic beds

orthopedic shoes

orthopedic surgeons

orthopedic

orthopedical

orthopedically

orthopedic-bed

orthopedics

orthopedic-shoe

orthopedic-surgeon

orthopedist

orthopedists

orthopedy

orthoperiodate

orthoperiodic acid

orthophemistic

orthophenylene

orthophenylphenol

orthophony

orthophosphate

orthophosphates

orthophosphoric

orthophosphoric-acid

orthophoto

orthophotograph

orthophotographs

orthophotography

orthophotos

orthopinacoid

orthopinacoids

orthopinakiolite

orthopists

orthopnea

orthopneic

orthopneic-position

orthopnoea

orthopnoeae

orthopnoeas

orthopnoeic

orthopnoic

orthopny

orthopod

orthopods

orthopositronium

orthopoxviral

orthopoxvirus

orthopoxviruses

orthopractic

orthoprax

orthopraxic

orthopraxis

orthopraxy

orthopsittaca

orthopsittaca-manilata

orthopsychiatric

orthopsychiatrist

orthopsychiatrists

orthopsychiatry

orthopter

orthoptera

orthopteran

orthopterans

orthopterous

orthopters

orthoptic

orthoptics

orthopyroxene

orthopyroxenes

orthoradial

orthoradially

orthorectification

orthorectified

orthorectifies

orthorectifiing

orthorectify

orthoreovirus

orthorexia nervosa

orthorexia

orthorexic

orthorexics

orthorhombic

orthorhombically

orthorhombicity

orthorhombic-pyroxene

orthorhyncus

orthos

orthoscope

orthoscopes

orthoscopic

orthoscopy

orthoserpierite

orthoses

orthosexual

orthosexuality

orthosilicate

orthosilicates

orthosilicic

orthosilicic-acid

orthosis

orthospermous

orthostasis

orthostat

orthostatic

orthostats

orthosteric

orthostichy

orthosubstitution

orthosympathetic

orthotetrahedra

orthotetrahedron

orthotic

orthotics

orthotitanic acid

orthotomic circle

orthotomic circles

orthotomic

orthotomous

orthotomus

orthotomy

orthotone

orthotope

orthotopes

orthotopic

orthotopically

orthotropic

orthotropism

orthotropous

orthotropy

orthovanadate

orthovanadates

orthovoltage

orthowalpurgite

orthoxylene

orthoxylenes

orthros

ortive

ortiz, guillermo

ortiz

ortler

ortles

ortolan bunting

ortolan

ortolans

ortologue

orton joe

ortonesque

orts

ortygan

ortygans

ortygospiza

ortyxelos

ortyxelos-meiffrenii

oruh

orujo

orunmila

oruro

oruss

orussid

orussids

orv

orval

orvet

orvietan

orvieto

orville

orwell george

orwell

orwellian

orwellianism

orwellianisms

or-what

or-words-to-that-effect

-ory

oryall

oryalls

oryctere

orycteres

orycterope

orycteropes

orycteropodid

orycteropodids

oryctognosy

oryctography

oryctolagus

oryctolagus-cuniculus

oryctological

oryctologist

oryctologists

oryctology

oryx

oryxes

oryza

oryzalexin

oryzalexins

oryzalin

oryzanol

oryza-sativa

oryzeae

oryzivorous

oryzo

oryzoborus

oryzolejeunea

oryzomyine

oryzomyines

oryzorictes

oryzorictinae

orzo

os 10

os agnostic

os cordis

os hardening

os innominatum

os virtualization

os x photos

os x server

os x

os/2 for windows

os/2 pm

os/2 warp connect

os/2 warp

os/2

os/360

os/390

os/400

os/8

os/9000

os

o-s

os-9

osa

osage river

osage

osage-orange

osages

osaka

osakan

osakate

osalmid

osama

osanetant

osanne

osap

osar

osarizawaite

osars

osarsite

osasco

osazone

osazones

osb

osborn

Osborne effect

osborne i

osborne john james

osborne

osbornite

osbourne

osc

oscan

oscans

oscar ii

oscar

oscar-bait

oscarologist

oscars

oscar-the-grouch

osce

osceola

osci

oscillancy

oscillate

oscillated

oscillates

oscillating circuit

oscillating universe

oscillating

oscillation

oscillationless

oscillationlike

oscillations

oscillative

oscillaton

oscillatons

oscillator

oscillatoriales

oscillators

oscillatory reactions

oscillatory

oscillatory-reaction

oscillaxanthin

oscillogram

oscillograms

oscillograph

oscillographic

oscillographs

oscillometer

oscillometers

oscillometric

oscillometry

oscillon

oscillons

oscilloscope

oscilloscopes

oscilloscopic

oscine

oscinine

oscitance

oscitancy

oscitant

oscitantly

oscitate

oscitated

oscitates

oscitating

oscitation

oscitations

os-clitoridis

os-clitoris

oscom

o-scope

o-scopes

osco-umbrian

os-coxae

oscp

oscs

oscula

osculant

oscular

osculate

osculated

osculates

osculating circles

osculating

osculating-circle

osculating-orbit

osculation

osculations

osculator

osculatories

osculators

osculatory

osculatrices

osculatrix

oscule

oscules

osculum

osd

osdl

ose

osedax

osedax-mucofloris

oseltamivir

oses

osete

osetes

oseti

osetian

osetians

osetra

osf/motif

osf

osgi

osgood

osgood-schlatter-disease

osgood-schlatter-syndrome

osh

osha

oshawa

o-shea

oshibori

oshidashi

oshikwanyama

oshindonga

oshiwambo

oshkosh

osi model

osi reference model

osi stack

osi

osier

osiered

osieries

osiers

osiery

osijek

osi-layer

osin

osint

osirian

osiris

osis

-osity

oskemen

oslav

osler william

osler-node

osler-nodes

Osler-Rendu-Weber disease

Oslo breakfast

Oslo process

oslo

osloite

osloites

osman i

osman

osmanli

osmanlis

osmanthus

osmanthuses

osmanthus-fragrans

osmanthus-heterophyllus

osmanthus-wine

osmanthus-wines

osmate

osmateria

osmaterium

osmates

osmatic

osmazome

osmerid

osmeridae

osmerids

osmeriform

osmeriformes

osmeroidea

osmerus

osmeteria

osmeterium

osmiamate

osmiamates

osmiamic-acid

osmian

osmiate

osmic

osmic-acid

osmics

osmidrosis

osmina

osminas

osmine

osmio

osmiophilic

osmiophilicity

osmious

osmiridium

osmite

osmites

osmium

osmium-tetroxide

osmobiosis

osmobiotic

osmoconformer

osmoconformers

osmoconforming

osmodes

osmolalities

osmolality

osmolar

osmolarities

osmolarity

osmole

osmoles

osmolite

osmolites

osmolyte

osmolytes

osmometer

osmometers

osmometry

osmond

osmophile

osmophilic

osmophobia

osmoprimed

osmopriming

osmoprotectant

osmoprotectants

osmoprotective

osmoreceptor

osmoreceptors

osmoregulate

osmoregulated

osmoregulates

osmoregulating

osmoregulation

osmoregulator

osmoregulatory

osmoresistant

osmoresponsive

osmose

osmosed

osmosensation

osmosensing

osmosensitive

osmosensitivity

osmosensor

osmosensors

osmosensory

osmoses

osmosing

osmosis

osmote

osmotheques

osmotic pressures

osmotic shock

osmotic

osmotica

osmotically

osmotic-pressure

osmoticum

osmotrophy

osmous

osmund

osmunda

osmunda-regalis

osmundas

osmundine

osmundopsida

osmussaar

osmylid

osmylids

osnabruck

osnabr-uck

osnaburg

osnaburgs

oso

osoberries

osoberry

osone

osones

osophies

osophy

osotriazole

osotriazoles

osowski, geoffrey and tang, wilson case

osp

os-penis

ospf

ospheres

osphradia

osphradium

osphronemid

osphronemidae

osphronemids

osphroneminae

osphronemus

ospital

ospores

ospray

osprays

osprey

ospreys

osr2

osrd

osrhoene

osroene

osrohene

osrone

oss

ossa mount

ossa

ossa-clitoridis

ossa-clitoris

ossa-penis

ossature

ossatures

ossean

osseans

ossein

osseins

osselet

ossel-hitch

osseo

osseoaponeurotic

osseocarnisanguineoviscericartilaginonervomedullary

osseointegrate

osseointegrated

osseointegrates

osseointegrating

osseointegration

osseointegrations

osseous

osseous-tissue

osset

ossete

osseter

osseters

ossetes

ossetia

ossetian

ossetians

ossetic

ossets

ossi

ossia

ossian

ossianic

ossias

ossicle

ossicles

ossicone

ossicula

ossiculectomy

ossiculotomy

ossiculum

ossietzky carl von

ossietzky

ossiferous

ossific

ossification

ossifications

ossified

ossifies

ossifrage

ossifrages

ossifragous

ossify

ossifying

ossilegium

ossining

ossivorous

osso-buco

ossonoba

ossuaries

ossuarium

ossuariums

ossuary

ost file

-ost

osta

ostara

ostariophysi

oste-

ostea

osteal

ostectomy

osteectomy

ostegite

ostegites

osteichthyan

osteichthyans

osteichthyes

ostein

osteitides

osteitis

osteitis-pubis

o-stem

o-stems

ostend

ostended

ostender

ostenders

ostending

ostends

ostensibility

ostensible authority (or agency)

ostensible

ostensibly

ostension

ostensions

ostensive

ostensive-definition

ostensive-definitions

ostensively

ostensoria

ostensories

ostensorium

ostensory

ostent

ostentate

ostentation

ostentations

ostentatious

ostentatiously

ostentatiousness

ostentator

ostentators

ostentious

ostentive

ostentous

ostents

osteo-

osteoarchaeology

osteoarthritic

osteoarthritics

osteoarthritis

osteoarthropathy

osteoarthrosis

osteoarticular

osteoblast

osteoblastic

osteoblastogenesis

osteoblastoma

osteoblasts

osteocalcin

osteocartilaginous

osteochondral

osteochondritis-dissecans

osteochondrodysplasia

osteochondroma

osteochondromas

osteochondroses

osteochondrosis

osteochondrotic

osteoclases

osteoclasis

osteoclast

osteoclastic

osteoclastogenesis

osteoclastoma

osteoclastomas

osteoclasts

osteocolla

osteoconduction

osteoconductive

osteoconductivity

osteocope

osteocopes

osteocrania

osteocranium

osteocyte

osteocytes

osteocytic

osteodentine

osteodentines

osteoderm

osteodifferentiation

osteodysplasia

osteodystrophies

osteodystrophy

osteoformation

osteogen

osteogeneses

osteogenesis

osteogenesis-imperfecta

osteogenetic

osteogenic sarcoma

osteogenic

osteogenicity

osteoglossid

osteoglossids

osteoglossiformes

osteoglossomorpha

osteoglycin

osteographies

osteography

osteohistological

osteohistologically

osteohistology

osteoid

osteoids

osteoinduced

osteoinduction

osteoinductive

osteoinductivity

osteolathyrism

osteolathyrogenic

osteolepid

osteolepids

osteolite

osteolites

osteologer

osteologers

osteologic

osteological

osteologically

osteologist

osteologists

osteology

osteolysis

osteolytic

osteoma

osteomalacia

osteo-malacia

osteomalacias

osteomalacic

osteomancy

osteometric

osteometry

osteomodulin

osteomyelitides

osteomyelitis

osteon

osteonal

osteone

osteonecroses

osteonecrosis

osteonecrotic

osteonectin

osteones

osteons

osteopath

osteopathic

osteopaths

osteopathy

osteopeltid

osteopeltids

osteopenia

osteopenias

osteopenic

osteoperiosteal

osteopetroses

osteopetrosis

osteophone

osteophones

osteophyte

osteophytes

osteoplast

osteoplastic

osteoplasties

osteoplasts

osteoplasty

osteopontin

osteopontins

osteoporitic

osteoporosis

osteoporotic

osteoproduction

osteoproductive

osteoprogenitor

osteoprogenitors

osteoprotegerin

osteoprotegerins

osteorrhaphy

osteosarcoma

osteosarcomas

osteosarcomata

osteoscleroses

osteosclerosis

osteosclerotic

osteosis

osteospermum

osteospermums

osteosyntheses

osteosynthesis

osteosynthetic

osteotome

osteotomes

osteotomies

osteotomist

osteotomists

osteotomy

osteotropic

osterix

osterreich

ostia

ostia-antica

ostiak

ostian

ostians

ostiaries

ostiary

ostic

ostinati

ostinato

ostinatos

ostiolar

ostiole

ostioles

ostitis

ostium

ostler

ostleress

ostleresses

ostleries

ostlers

ostlery

ostman

ostmark

ostmarks

ostmen

ostodolepid

ostodolepids

ostoj

ostomate

ostomates

ostomies

ostomy

ostosis

ostraca

ostracean

ostraceans

ostraciid

ostraciidae

ostraciids

ostracion

ostraciont

ostracionts

ostracisation

ostracise

ostracised

ostracises

ostracising

ostracism

ostracisms

ostracite

ostracites

ostracitoxin

ostracitoxins

ostracizable

ostracization

ostracizations

ostracize

ostracized

ostracizes

ostracizing

ostracod

ostracoda

ostracode

ostracoderm

ostracodes

ostracods

ostracoid

ostracoids

ostracon

ostracum

ostraka

ostrakon

ostrasize

ostrava

ostrea

ostreaceous

ostreaculture

ostrea-lake

ostreaphile

ostreid

ostreidae

ostreids

ostreina

ostreoida

ostreoidea

ostreolith

ostreoliths

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oxetacaine

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oxidizement

oxidizer

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oxidizing-agent

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oxidopamine

oxidoreductase

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oxilofrine

oxilorphan

oximation

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oxoacetate

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oxoacetic-acid

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oxoalkyl

oxoamide

oxoammonium

oxoanion

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oxoazetidine

oxobromide

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oxocane

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oxocarbenium

oxocarbon

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oxochloride

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oxocine

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oxodipine

oxoethyl

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oxofluorides

oxoglutarate

oxoglutarates

oxoglutaric acids

oxoglutaric-acid

oxohalide

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oxoiodide

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oxolamine

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oxole

oxoles

oxolin

oxolinic-acid

oxomemazine

oxometalate

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oxometallate

oxometallates

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oxonium

oxoniums

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oxopentanoic acid

oxophytodienoate

oxopnictide

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oxorhenium

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oxosilane

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oxosuccinic-acid

oxosulfoselenide

oxovanadium

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oxpheneridine

oxprenolol

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oxtongues

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oxyaenidae

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oxyarsenide

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oxyarylation

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oxybenzone

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oxybutyric

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oxycalcium-light

oxycalcium-lights

oxycaproic-acid

oxycarbonate

oxycarbonates

oxycephalic

oxycephalies

oxycephaly

oxychalcogenide

oxychalcogenides

oxychlordane

oxychloric

oxychloride

oxychlorides

oxychlorination

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oxychorid

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oxychrysazin

oxycinchophen

oxycline

oxyclines

oxyclozanide

oxycodone

oxyconformity

oxycontin

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oxycorynids

oxycrate

oxycymene

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oxyd

oxydoreductase

oxydoreductases

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oxygal

oxygen acid

oxygen candle

oxygen canister

oxygen catastrophe

oxygen debts

oxygen deficits

oxygen demands

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oxygen difluorides

oxygen fluorides

oxygen lances

oxygen saturation

oxygen tanks

oxygen tents

oxygen thieves

oxygen toxicity

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oxygen wasters

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oxygenase

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oxygenation

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oxygenator

oxygenators

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oxygen-bars

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oxygen-bottles

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oxygen-demand

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oxygen-fluoride

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oxygenous

oxygen-pulse

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oxygen-stone

oxygen-tank

oxygen-tent

oxygen-therapy

oxygen-thief

oxygnathous

oxygon

oxygonal

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oxyhaemocyanin

oxyhaemocyanins

oxyhaemoglobin

oxyhaemoglobins

oxyhalide

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oxyhemoglobin

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oxyhmoglobin

oxyhydrogen light

oxyhydrogen lights

oxyhydrogen

oxyhydroxide

oxyhydroxides

oxyimino

oxyl

oxylabes

oxylinkage

oxylinkages

oxylipin

oxylipins

oxylith

oxylium

oxylium-ion

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oxyliums

oxylophyte

oxylophytes

oxyls

oxyluciferin

oxyluciferins

oxymatrine

oxymel

oxymels

oxymercurations

oxymesterone

oxymetazoline

oxymetholone

oxymethylene

oxymetry

oxymitra

oxymitraceae

oxymora

oxymoron

oxymoronic

oxymoronically

oxymoronicness

oxymorons

oxymorphone

oxymuriate

oxymuriatic

oxymuriatic-acid

oxymyoglobin

oxymyoglobins

oxyneolignan

oxyneolignane

oxyneolignanes

oxyneolignans

oxyneurine

oxynitrate

oxynitride

oxynitrides

oxynoid

oxynoids

oxynoticeratid

oxynoticeratids

oxynotid

oxynotids

oxyntic

oxyntomodulin

oxyopia

oxyopid

oxyopids

oxyopy

oxypalladation

oxypendyl

oxypertine

oxyphenbutazone

oxyphenbutazones

oxyphencyclimine

oxyphenic-acid

oxyphenisatine

oxyphenol

oxyphenols

oxyphenonium bromide

oxyphil

oxyphilic

oxyphototrophic

oxypnictide

oxypnictides

oxypogon

oxyproline

oxyprolines

oxypurinol

oxyquinoline

oxyquinolines

oxyradical

oxyradicals

oxyrhynchite

oxyruncid

oxyruncids

oxyruncus

oxysalt

oxysalts

oxyselenide

oxyselenides

oxysophocarpine

oxysterol

oxysterols

oxysulfate

oxysulfates

oxysulfide

oxysulfides

oxysulphate

oxysulphates

oxysulphide

oxysulphides

oxysulphuret

oxysulphurets

oxyt

oxytactic

oxytaxis

oxytelluride

oxytellurides

oxytetracycline

oxytetracyclines

oxytetrafluoride

oxythiomolybdate

oxythiomolybdates

oxytocia

oxytocias

oxytocic

oxytocics

oxytocin

oxytocinergic

oxytocins

oxytoluene

oxytoluenes

oxytone

oxytones

oxytonic

oxytonical

oxytropis

oxyura

oxyura-australis

oxyura-ferruginea

oxyura-jamaicensis

oxyura-leucocephala

oxyura-maccoa

oxyuranus

oxyura-vittata

oxyuriasis

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oxyurids

oxyurinae

oy vay

oy

oyabun

oyabuns

oyakata

oyamatsumi

oyamel

oyamels

oyelite

oyen

oyens

oyer

oyer-and-terminer

oyez

oyezes

oy-gevalt

oy-gewalt

oyl

oylet

oylets

oynoun

oynouns

oyrot-autonomous-oblast

oyrur

oyster bar

oyster bars

oyster bay

oyster crab

oyster crabs

oyster knife

oyster knives

oyster plants

oyster rake

oyster sauces

oyster shooters

oyster stew

oyster white

oyster wife

oyster wives

oyster

oyster-ball

oyster-balls

oysterbank

oysterbanks

oysterbed

oyster-bed

oysterbeds

oyster-beds

oyster-card

oyster-cards

oystercatcher

oystercatchers

oyster-cracker

oyster-crackers

oyster-drill

oyster-drills

oystered

oyster-farm

oyster-farms

oystering

oysterish

oysterishness

oysterless

oysterlike

oysterling

oysterlings

oysterman

oystermen

oyster-mushroom

oyster-mushrooms

oysterplant

oyster-plant

oyster-rockefeller

oysters

oyster-sauce

oyster-shooter

oysters-kilpatrick

oysters-rockefeller

oystery

oystre

oytaben

oy-vey

oz. ap.

oz. av.

oz. t.

oz

ozaena

ozagrel

ozalid

ozark mountains

ozark plateau

ozark

ozarker

ozarkers

ozarkite

ozarkites

ozarks lake of the

ozarks

ozawa seiji

ozeki

ozelot-sword

ozenbrig

ozier

oziers

ozmazome

ozn

oznic

ozocerite

ozocerites

ozogen

ozokerite

ozokerites

ozolinone

ozona

ozonate

ozonated

ozonates

ozonating

ozonation

ozonations

ozone holes

ozone layers

ozone paper

ozone papers

ozone shield

ozone shields

ozone sickness

ozone therapies

ozone

ozone-friendly

ozone-hole

ozone-layer

ozonelike

ozoner

ozone-resistance

ozoners

ozonesonde

ozonesondes

ozonetherapy

ozone-therapy

ozonic

ozonide

ozonides

ozonification

ozonisation

ozonisations

ozonise

ozonised

ozonises

ozonising

ozonization

ozonize

ozonized

ozonizer

ozonizers

ozonizes

ozonizing

ozonolyses

ozonolysis

ozonolytic

ozonometer

ozonometers

ozonometric

ozonometry

ozonoscope

ozonoscopes

ozonoscopic

ozonosphere

ozonospheres

ozonospheric

ozonous

ozostomia

ozs

ozu

ozumo

ozurgeti

ozymandian

ozzie

P

(E?)(L?) https://www.yourdictionary.com/index/P

p and h

p and l

p&l

P&D

p.a.

p.c.

p.d.

P/2 orbit

P/A

p/e cycle

p/e

P/F ratio

p/gf

p

p100

p1024b

p1394

p13n

p2 camcorder

p2 card

p2

p200

p24t

p2p mobile

p2p network

p2p payments

p2p software

p2p tv

p2p

p2ptv

p2t

P2V

p3

p3p

p4

p45

p45s

p5

p53

p55c

p6 class

p6

p60

p7

p75

p90

pa chew cheng

pa system

PA systems

paakantyi

pa-al

Paal-Knorr synthesis

paamese

paan

paanga

pa'anga

paarite

paarl

paas

pab

paba

pabble

pablum

pabna-district

pabstite

pabular

pabulary

pabulation

pabulous

pabulum

pabulums

pabx

pac

paca

pacable

pacarana

pacaranas

pacas

pacate

pacated

pacation

pacay

pacays

pacbase

paccan

paccay

paccays

pace lap

pace laps

pace oneself

pace

pace-car

pace-cars

paced

pace-egg

pace-eggs

paceite

paceline

pacelines

pacemaker

pacemakerlike

pacemakers

pacemaking

paceman

pacemen

pace-notes

pacer

pacers

paces

pacesetter

pace-setter

pacesetters

pace-setters

pacesetting

paceth

paceway

paceways

pacey

pacha

pachak

pachalic

pachamanca

pachamancas

pachanga

pachelbel johann

pachelbel

pacheneg

pachenegs

pachinko allocation

pachinko

pachinkos

pachira

pachisi

Pachner move

Pachner moves

pachnolite

pachometer

pachometers

pachouli

Pachuca tank

pachuca

pachuco

pachucos

pachy

pachycare

pachycaul

pachycauls

pachycephala

pachycephalid

pachycephalidae

pachycephalids

pachycephalopsis

pachycephalosaur

pachycephalosaurian

pachycephalosaurid

pachycephalosaurids

pachycephalosaurs

pachycephalosaurus

pachyceratid

pachyceratids

pachycereeae

pachychilid

pachychilids

pachycoccyx

pachycoccyx-audeberti

pachycormid

pachycormids

pachycurare

pachycurares

pachyderm

pachyderma

pachydermatocele

pachydermatoceles

pachydermatous

pachydermatousness

pachydermia

pachydermoperiostosis

pachyderms

pachydiscid

pachydiscids

pachyglossa

pachygyria

pachylaelapid

pachylaelapids

pachymeninges

pachymeninx

pachymeter

pachymeters

pachymetric

pachymetry

pachynema

pachyntic

pachyonychia

pachyophiid

pachyophiids

pachyosteosclerosis

pachyostosis

pachyostotic

pachyphyllous

pachypleurosaur

pachypleurosaurid

pachypleurosaurids

pachypleurosaurs

pachyptila

pachyptila-belcheri

pachyptila-crassirostris

pachyptila-desolata

pachyptila-salvini

pachyptila-turtur

pachyptila-vittata

pachyramphus

pachysandra

pachysandras

pachyschistochila

pachytene

pachytenes

pachytroctid

pachytroctids

paci

paciently

pacier

paciest

pacif.

pacifiable

Pacific divers

pacific exchange

pacific islands trust territory of the

pacific islands

pacific oyster

Pacific plum

pacific rim

pacific salmon

pacific time

pacific yew

pacific

pacifica

pacifical

pacifically

pacificate

pacification

pacifications

pacificator

pacificatory

pacific-blackberries

pacific-blackberry

pacific-blackchin

pacific-daylight-time

pacific-dewberries

pacific-dewberry

pacific-gull

pacific-herring

pacific-islander

pacificism

pacificist

pacifick

pacific-loon

pacific-loons

pacific-northwest

pacific-northwesterner

pacific-northwesterners

pacific-ocean

pacific-silver-fir

pacific-silver-firs

pacific-standard-time

pacificward

pacified

pacifier

pacifiers

pacifies

pacifiest

pacifieth

pacifism

pacifist

pacifistic

pacifistically

pacifists

pacify

pacifying

pacifyingly

pacily

paciness

pacing

pacings

pacinian corpuscle

pacinian

pacino

pacis

pack hound

pack hounds

pack ices

pack mentalities

pack of lies

pack one's bags

pack train

pack year

pack years

pack

packability

packable

package leaflet

package manager

package managers

package on package

package saver

package savers

package tour

package tours

package

packageability

packageable

packaged software

packaged

package-deal

package-deals

packaged-forces

packaged-petroleum-product

packaged-petroleum-products

package-film

package-films

package-holiday

package-holidays

package-management-system

package-management-systems

packager

packagers

packages

package-store

package-stores

packaging gases

packaging system

packaging

packaging-gas

packagings

pack-animal

pack-animals

pack-a-punch

packard bell nec

packard bell

packard, david

pack-away

packbase

packboard

packboards

packcloth

packed away

packed cells

packed decimal

packed in

packed like sardines

packed

packed-fudge

packed-heat

packed-lunch

packed-lunches

packed-on

packed-to-the-gills

packed-to-the-rafters

packer

packers

packer-whacker

packer-whackers

packest

packet analyzer

packet assembler/disassembler

packet boat

packet boats

packet cellular

packet classification

packet conversion engine

packet conversion

packet data

packet environment

packet exchange protocol

packet filter

packet filtering

packet filters

packet header

packet inspection

packet internet groper

packet layer protocol

packet logger

packet loss

packet network

packet over sonet

packet overhead

packet radio

packet scheduler

packet services

packet sniffer

packet sniffing

packet storm

packet switch

packet switched

packet switching

packet telephony

packet voice

packet writing software

packet writing

packet

packeted

packet-filtering firewall

packeth

packeting

packetisation

packetisations

packetization

packetizations

packetize

packetized voice

packetized

packetizer

packetizers

packetizes

packetizing

packetlike

packets

packet-sniffers

packet-switched network

packfong

pack-heat

packhorse

pack-horse

packhorse-bridge

packhorse-bridges

packhorses

pack-horses

packhouse

packhouses

pack-ice

packie

packies

pack-in

packing away

packing box

packing density

packing fraction

packing fudge

packing in

packing needle

packing needles

packing noodle

packing noodles

packing peanut

packing peanuts

packing room

packing rooms

packing snow

packing

packing-case

packing-cases

packing-heat

packinghouse

packinghouses

packing-on

packing-plant

packing-plants

packings

pack-journalism

packlike

packman

packmate

packmates

packmen

pack-mentality

pack-off

pack-on

pack-on-pounds

pack-on-the-pounds

pack-out

packrat

pack-rat

packrats

pack-rats

packrattery

packs away

packs in

packs of lies

packs

packsack

packsacks

packsaddle

packsaddles

packs-fudge

packs-heat

packshot

packshots

packs-on

packstone

packstones

packthread

packthreads

packtong

pack-trains

pack-up

pack-up-kit

pack-up-kits

packwax

packway

packways

packwood

packyear

packyears

packzi

paclitaxel

Pac-Man defence

pac-man defense

Pacman frog

pac-man

paco

pacoes

pacotille

pacquet

pacs

pacsin

pact of silence

pact

pacta de non petendo

paction

pactional

pactions

pactitious

pactolian

pactolus

pacts

pactum-de-non-petendo

pacu

pacus

pacy

paczki

paczkis

pad character

pad cloth

pad cloths

pad computer

pad elephant

pad elephants

pad limited

pad or padding

pad saws

pad

pada

padang

padania

padanian

padanians

padar

padauk

padauks

padaung

padaungs

padawan

padawans

padayatra

padayatras

paddability

padded bra

padded cell

padded cells

padded down

padded envelope

padded out

padded

padden

padder

padders

paddies

padding down

padding out

padding

paddings

paddington

paddlane

paddlanes

paddle ball

paddle board

paddle boards

paddle boat

paddle boats

paddle one's own canoe

paddle steamers

paddle tennis

paddle

paddleball

paddleboard

paddleboarder

paddleboarders

paddleboarding

paddleboards

paddleboat

paddleboater

paddleboats

paddle-box

paddle-boxes

paddlecock

paddlecocks

paddled

paddlefish

paddlefishes

paddleless

paddlelike

paddler

paddlers

paddles

paddle-shifter

paddle-shifters

paddlesport

paddlesports

paddle-steamer

paddleth

paddlewheel

paddle-wheel

paddle-wheeler

paddlewheels

paddle-wheels

paddlewood

paddling

paddling-pool

paddling-pools

paddlings

paddock

paddocked

paddocking

paddocks

pad-down

paddy birds

paddy paws

paddy

paddy-bird

paddy-field

paddy-fields

paddyland

paddylands

paddymelon

paddymelons

paddy-paw

paddy-s-day

paddywagon

paddy-wagon

paddywagons

paddy-wagons

paddywhack

paddywhacks

padel

padella

padellas

padelle

padelles

pademelon

pademelons

paderaite

paderborn

paderewski ignace ignacy jan

paderewski

padesoy

padfolio

padfolios

padge

padges

padi

p-adic absolute values

p-adic norms

p-adic numbers

p-adic-absolute-value

p-adic-norm

p-adic-number

p-adic-ordinal

p-adic-ultrametric

padiddle

padiddles

padimate

padishah

padishahs

padkos

padless

padlike

padlock

padlocked

padlocking

padlocks

padloper

padlopers

padma

padmaite

padmasana

padnag

padnags

padouca

padoucas

padouk

pad-out

padova

padow

padows

padparadscha

padparadschas

padre island

padre

padres

padrino system

padro

padroado

padrone

padrones

pads down

pads out

pads

padsaw

pad-saw

pad-stitch

pad-stitches

padstone

pad-thai

padua

paduak

paduan

paduans

paduasoies

paduasoy

paducah

paducahs

padus

pae

paean

paeaned

paeaning

paeans

paedagogic

paedagogical

paedantry

paederast

paederastic

paederasts

paederasty

paederotic

paediatric

paediatrician

paediatricians

paediatrics

paediatries

paediatrist

paediatry

paedo

paedobaptism

paedobaptisms

paedobaptist

paedobaptists

paedogenesis

paedologist

paedology

paedomorphic

paedomorphism

paedomorphy

paedopathy

paedophage

paedophages

paedophagous

paedophagy

paedophile

paedophiles

paedophilia

paedophiliac

paedophiliacs

paedophilic

paedophilophile

paedos

paella pan

paella pans

paella

paellalike

paellas

paellera

paelleras

paen

paenibacillaceae

paenibacillus

paenultima-law

paenungulata

paenungulate

paeon

paeonies

paeoniflorin

paeonine

paeons

paeony

paepae

paepaes

paesani

paesano

paestum

pafenolol

pafuramidine

pagan

pagandom

paganess

paganesses

paganic

paganica

paganing

paganings

paganini niccolo

paganini

paganisation

paganise

paganised

paganises

paganish

paganising

paganism

paganisms

paganistic

paganistically

paganity

paganization

paganize

paganized

paganizer

paganizers

paganizes

paganizing

paganly

paganness

paganoite

paganry

Pagan's paddock

pagans

pagast

pagasts

pagati

pagatis

page black

page break

page description language

page extent

page fault

page frame

page header

page hijacking

page layout program

page layout tab

page layout

page makeup

page mode memory

page on demand

page orientation

page printer

page proofs

page rank

page ranking

page recognition

page source

page table

page tables

page turn

page view

page

pageable

pageant

pageanted

pageanter

pageanters

pageant-fever

pageanting

pageantitis

pageantlike

pageantries

pageantry

pageants

pageaunt

pageboy

page-boy

pageboys

page-boys

paged

paged-down

paged-in

paged-out

page-down

page-downs

paged-up

page-faults

pagefile

pagefiles

page-flow

page-flows

pageful

pagefuls

pagehood

page-in

pagejack

pagejacking

pageless

pagelike

pagellus

pagemaker

pagemeal

pagemill

pagenate

page-out

page-proof

pager identification number

pager

pagerank

pagers

pages

pages-down

pagesful

pages-in

pages-out

pages-up

paget james

paget

pagetic

pagetoid

paget-process

paget's cell

paget-schroetter-disease

paget-s-disease

pageturner

page-turner

pageturners

page-turners

page-up

page-ups

pageview

pageviews

page-wire

pagewise

paggle

paggled

paggling

pagibaximab

pagina

paginal

paginate

paginated

paginates

paginating

pagination

paginations

paginator

paging system

paging

paging-down

paging-in

paging-out

paging-up

paglia-e-fieno

paglian

pagnolesque

pago pago

pagoclone

pagod

pagoda flower

pagoda sleeve

pagoda sleeves

pagoda tree

pagoda trees

pagoda

pagodalike

pagodas

pagodite

pagodroma

pagodroma-nivea

pagods

pagophagia

pagophila

pagophila-eburnea

pagri cloth

pagri

pagris

pagrus

pagrus-pagrus

paguma

pagumas

pagurid

paguridae

pagurids

paguroidea

pagurus

pah

pahang

pahari

paharis

pahasapaite

pahautea

pahi

pahlavi mohammad reza

pahlavi

pahlavis

pahlevi

pahoehoe

pahoehoes

pahoihoi

pahp

pahs

pahu

pahute

pahutes

pahvant-valley-plague

paiban

paibian

paich

paid attention

paid back

paid off

paid one's dues

paid one's respects

paid respect

paid search

paid software

paid the bills

paid towards

paid

paideutics

paid-for

paidia

paid-in capital

paidology

paid-up

paige leroy robert

paige

paigle

paigles

paignton

pai-gow

paijama

paijamas

pail

pailful

pailfuls

paillard

paillards

paillasse

paillasses

paillette

paillettes

pails

pailsful

pain and suffering

pain aux raisins

pain clinic

pain in the patootie

pain medicine

pain point

pain points

pain score

pain

painable

pain-au-chocolat

pain-de-mie

paine robert treat

paine thomas

paine

pained

painest

paineth

painfilled

painful on the eyes

painful

painful-bladder-syndrome

painfull

painfully

painfulness

painim

painims

paining

pain-in-the-arse

pain-in-the-ass

pain-in-the-bum

pain-in-the-butt

pain-in-the-neck

pain-in-the-rear

painite

painkiller

pain-killer

painkillers

pain-killers

painkilling

painless

painlessly

painlessness

painlike

painmaker

painmakers

paino-nobiles

pains in the arse

pains in the butt

pains in the neck

pains in the rear

pains

pains-au-chocolat

pains-in-the-ass

pains-in-the-bum

painsluts

painstaken

painstakenly

painstaker

painstakers

painstaking

painstakingly

painstakingness

painsworthy

paint a rosy picture

paint bridge

paint bridges

paint bucket

paint buckets

paint down

paint job

paint jobs

paint outs

paint program

paint shaker

paint shakers

paint shop

paint shops

paint stripper

paint thinner

paint thinners

paint with the same brush

paint

paintability

paintable

paintathon

paintathons

paintball

paintballed

paintballer

paintballers

paintballing

paintballs

paint-billed-crake

paint-billed-crakes

paintbox

paintboxes

paintbrush

paintbrushes

paint-by-numbers

painted beauties

painted beauty

painted bug

painted bugs

painted buntings

painted cup

painted desert

painted finch

painted finches

painted firetail

painted firetails

painted frogs

painted grass

painted Jezebel

painted Jezebels

painted oneself into a corner

painted tree rat

painted tree rats

painted trillium

painted trilliums

painted turtle

painted turtles

painted

painted-bunting

painted-dog

painted-dogs

painted-frog

painted-hunting-dog

painted-hunting-dogs

painted-ladies

painted-lady

painted-out

painted-snipe

painted-snipes

painted-wolf

painted-wolves

painter

painteries

painterish

painterless

painterliness

painterly

painter's algorithm

painter's colic

painters

paintership

painterships

painter-s-tape

painter-s-tapes

paintery

paintest

painteth

paint-horse

paint-horses

pain-threshold

pain-thresholds

paintiness

painting knife

painting knives

painting oneself into a corner

painting the tape

painting

painting-by-numbers

paintinglike

painting-out

painting-rocks

paintings

paintless

paintlike

paintmaker

paintmakers

paintmaking

paint-oneself-into-a-corner

paint-out

paintress

paintresses

paints oneself into a corner

paints

paints-out

paintstick

paintsticks

paint-the-town

paint-the-town-red

paint-the-wagon

painture

paint-with-a-broad-brush

paintwork

painty

painy

paiock

paiocke

paipo

pair and share

pair and shares

pair bonds

pair of binoculars

pair of colors

pair of colours

pair of forceps

pair of goggles

pair of ladders

pair of nutcrackers

pair of pincers

pair of pliers

pair of scissors

pair of secateurs

pair of shades

pair of shears

pair of sunglasses

pair of tongs

pair of tweezers

pair programming

pair royal

pair

pair-bond

pairbreaking

paired

paired-end tag

pairer

pairers

pairforming

pair-gain

pairing energies

pairing

pairing-energy

pairings

pairment

pair-oar

pair-of-compasses

pair-of-eyeglasses

pair-off

pair-of-glasses

pair-of-pants

pair-of-specs

pair-of-spectacles

pair-of-stairs

pair-of-underwear

pair-production

pairs of binoculars

pairs of colors

pairs of colours

pairs of eyeglasses

pairs of forceps

pairs of glasses

pairs of goggles

pairs of ladders

pairs of pants

pairs of pincers

pairs of pliers

pairs of scissors

pairs of secateurs

pairs of shades

pairs of shears

pairs of specs

pairs of spectacles

pairs of stairs

pairs of sunglasses

pairs of tongs

pairs of underwear

pairs royal

pairs

pairs-of-compasses

pair-up

pairwise key

pairwise linkage disequilibrium diagrams

pairwise

pairwise-linkage-disequilibrium-diagram

pairwork

pais

paisa

paisan

paisano

paisanos

paisans

paisas

paise

paisley

paisleyed

paisleyism

paisleylike

paisleys

paitung

paiute

paiutes

paiwan

paixhans-gun

paiza

paizas

pajama

pajamaed

pajamahadeen

pajamaless

pajamalike

pajamas

pajeon

pajock

pajocke

pajocks

pak

pakalolo

pakalolos

pakamac

pakamacs

pak-choi

pakeha

pakehas

paker

pakers

pakfong

pakhavaj

pakhavajs

pakhawaj

pakhawajs

pakhto

paki

paki-bashing

pakicetid

pakicetids

pakis

paki-shop

paki-shops

pakistan

pakistani

pakistani-english

pakistaniness

pakistanis

pakistanphobia

pakol

pakols

pakora

pakoras

pak-pai

pak-pais

paks

paksha

paktong

paktongs

pakul

pakuls

pal care

pal dvd

pal

pala

palabra

palace car

palace cars

palace coup

palace coups

palace intrigue

palace revolution

palace revolutions

palace

palaced

palacelike

palace-of-westminster

palace-politics

palaces

palaciosii

palacious

paladar

paladars

paladin

paladins

paladium

paladumenta

palaeanthropologist

palaeanthropologists

palaeanthropology

palaearctic

palaeechinoidea

palaelodid

palaelodids

palaemonid

palaemonids

palaeo-

palaeoanthropic

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palaeochiropterygids

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palaeoclimatological

palaeoclimatologist

palaeoclimatologists

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palaeoryctids

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palaeosciences

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palaeosetids

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palaeoxylology

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palaeozoologist

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palaeozygopleurids

palaestra

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palaetiologist

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palagi

palagonite

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palaic

palaio-faliro

palaio-faliron

palak

palakonda

palamedean

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palampore

palampores

palanka

palankas

palankeen

palankeens

palanquin

palanquine

palanquines

palanquins

palanthropologist

palanthropologists

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palapa

palapas

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palas

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palatably

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palatal-expander

palatal-hook

palatal-hooks

palatalisation

palatalise

palatalised

palatalises

palatalising

palatalization

palatalizations

palatalize

palatalized

palatalizes

palatalizing

palatally

palatals

palate expanders

palate

palate-expander

palates

palatial

palatially

palatialness

palatic

palatics

Palatinate of the Rhine

palatinate purple

palatinate

palatinates

palatine

palatine-bone

palatine-bones

palatines

palatine-tonsil

palatine-tonsils

palatine-uvula

palatinose

palative

palatize

palatized

palatizes

palatizing

palato

palatoglossal

palatoglossus

palatogram

palatograms

palatographic

palatographically

palatography

palatomaxillary

palatonares

palatonaris

palatonasal

palatopharyngeal

palatopharyngei

palatopharyngeus

palatoplasties

palatoplasty

palatopterygoid

palatoquadrate

palatoquadrates

palatorrhaphy

palatoschisis

palatovaginal

palatovelar

palatovelars

palau

Palauan time

palauan

palauans

palava sauce

palaver hut

palaver huts

palaver sauce

palaver

palavered

palaverer

palaverers

palavering

palaverings

palaverous

palavers

Palawan tit

palawan

palawan-bearcat

palawan-bearcats

palazzo pants

palazzo

palazzolike

palazzos

palc

pale clouded yellows

pale dry

pale face

pale into insignificance

pale swallowtail

pale swallowtails

pale thrush

pale thrushes

pale touch-me-not

pale touch-me-nots

pale

palea

paleaceous

pale-ale

pale-ales

paleanthropological

paleanthropology

paleaquults

palearctic

paleargids

paleass

paleasses

pale-blue-dot

pale-browed-tinamou

pale-browed-tinamous

pale-clouded-yellow

paled

paleencephalon

paleethnology

paleface

palefaces

pale-faces

pale-footed bush warbler

pale-footed bush warblers

palegold-searsid

palegold-searsids

pale-in-comparison

palely

palembang

palempore

palempores

palencia

paleness

palenesses

palenque

palenques

palenzonaite

paleo diet

paleo

paleoanthropic

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paleoarchean

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paleobiogeographer

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paleoclimatologists

paleoclimatology

paleocollapse

paleocollapses

paleocon

paleocons

paleoconservatism

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paleoconservatives

paleocontact

paleocortex

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paleocurrents

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paleodepths

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paleodicots

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paleodistributions

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paleoethnobotany

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paleo-faliron

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pale-of-settlement

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paleogeographical

paleogeography

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paleognaths

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paleographer

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paleoichnologist

paleoichnologists

paleoichnology

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paleointensity

paleola

paleolae

paleolake

paleolatitude

paleolatitudes

paleolatitudinal

paleoliberal

paleolibertarian

paleolibertarians

paleolimnological

paleolimnologist

paleolimnologists

paleolimnology

paleolinguistics

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paleolithic man

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paleologisms

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paleomagneticians

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paleopalynologist

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paleopalynology

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paleopathologically

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paleopedological

paleopedologist

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paleophyte

paleophytes

paleophytologist

paleophytologists

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paleopolyploidization

paleopolyploidizations

paleoproterozoic

paleorainfall

paleorecord

paleornithology

paleosalinities

paleosalinity

paleoscience

paleosciences

paleoseismic

paleoseismicity

paleoseismologist

paleoseismologists

paleoseismology

paleosiberian

paleosoil

paleosoils

paleosol

paleosolic

paleosols

paleostriata

paleostriatum

paleotechnic

paleotemperature

paleotemperatures

paleotempestology

paleothere

paleotheres

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paleothermometer

paleothermometers

paleothermometry

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paleotypes

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paleoxylological

paleoxylology

paleozoic

paleozoologist

paleozoology

pale-rider

palermo

palermoite

pales

palesie

paleskimo

Palestine soup

palestine

palestinean

palestineans

palestine-sunbird

palestine-sunbirds

Palestinian scarf

palestinian

palestinian-arabic

palestinianess

palestinianisation

palestinianise

palestinianised

palestinianising

palestinianism

palestinianist

palestinianists

palestinianize

palestinianized

palestinianizing

palestinians

palestinian-sign-language

palestra

palestrian

palestric

palestrina giovanni pierluigi da

palestrina

palesy

palet

paleta

paletas

pale-throated sloth

paletot

paletots

palets

palette

paletted

palette-knife

palette-knives

palettelike

palettes

palette-swap

palette-swapped

palette-swapping

palette-swaps

palette-window

palette-windows

palettise

palettised

palettising

palettization

palettize

palettized

palettizes

palettizing

palewise

paley william samuel

paley, william s.

paley

Paley's watch

palfrey

palfreyed

palfreys

palgrave

palgraves

pali

palicid

palicids

paliette

palifermin

palification

paliform

paliguanid

paliguanids

palikir

palilalia

palilalias

palilalic

palillogies

palillogy

palilogies

palilogy

palimony

palimpsest

palimpsested

palimpsesting

palimpsests

palinacousis

palinacusis

palinavir

palinesque

palin-esque

paling

paling-board

paling-boards

palingeneses

palingenesia

palingenesic

palingenesis

palingenesy

palingenetic

palings

palinism

palinista

palinistas

palinka

palinode

palinodes

palinodial

palinodies

palinody

palinopsia

palinspastic

palinspastically

palintocia

palinura

palinurid

palinuridae

palinurids

palinuroidea

palinurus

palio-di-siena

paliperidone

palipraxia

palipraxias

palisade cell

palisade cells

palisade layer

palisade parenchyma

palisade

palisaded

palisades

palisading

palisadings

palisado

palisadoderm

palisadoderms

palisadoed

palisadoes

palisadoing

palish

Palissy ware

palivizumab

palk strait

palkee

palkees

palki

pall

palla

palladacycle

palladacycles

palladacyclic

palladate

palladates

palladation

palladia

Palladian window

Palladian windows

palladian

palladianism

palladic

palladiferous

palladio andrea

palladio

palladious

palladium black

palladium

palladium-hydride

palladiumize

palladiumized

palladiumizes

palladiumizing

palladoan

palladoarsenide

palladobismutharsenide

palladobismutharsenides

palladodymite

palladous

palladseite

pallae

pallah

pallahs

pallas athena

pallas

pallas-cat

pallas-cats

pallasite

pallasites

Pallas's bunting

Pallas's grasshopper warbler

Pallas's gull

Pallas's leaf warbler

pallas-s-cat

pallas-s-cats

pallavicinia

pallaviciniaceae

pallbearer

pallbearers

palled

pallescent

pallesthesia

pallet jacks

pallet trucks

pallet

palletisable

palletisation

palletisations

palletise

palletised

palletises

palletising

palletizable

palletization

palletizations

palletize

palletized

palletizer

palletizes

palletizing

pallet-jack

palletlike

pallets

pallette

pallet-truck

pallia

pallial

palliament

palliaments

palliard

palliardise

palliards

palliasse

palliasses

palliate

palliated

palliates

palliating

palliation

palliations

palliative

palliative-care

palliatively

palliatives

palliatory

pallid harrier

pallid harriers

pallid

pallidal

pallidectomies

pallidectomy

pallidities

pallidity

pallidly

pallidness

pallidotomies

pallidotomy

pallies

palliness

palling up

palling

palliobranchiate

pallisander

Pallister-Hall syndrome

pallium

palliums

pall-mall

pallone

pallophotophone

pallopterid

pallopterids

pallor

pallors

pallottine

pallottines

palls

pallu

pallus

pally

palm bay

palm beach

palm butter

palm cabbage

palm cabbages

palm cards

palm civet

palm cockatoos

palm court orchestra

palm court orchestras

palm court

palm courts

palm crab

palm down

palm king

palm kings

palm nuts

palm off

palm oils

palm pilot

palm pre

palm readings

palm springs

palm sugars

palm syrups

palm webos

palm wines

palm(ing) off

palm

palma christi

Palma de Mallorca

palma

palmaceous

palmacite

palmacites

palmae

palmar

palmaria

palmariaceae

palmariales

palmaria-palmata

palmarium

palmarosa

palmary

palmas

palmate

palmate-compound

palmated

palmately

palmately-compound

palmates

palmatifid

palmatilobed

palmatine

palmation

palmatipartite

palmatisect

palmatisected

palm-card

palmcast

palmcasting

palmchat

palmchats

palm-civets

palm-cockatoo

palmcorder

palmcorders

palmcrist

palmcrists

palmdale

palme olof

palmed off

palmed

palmella

palmer archipelago

palmer arnold

palmer daniel david

palmer james alvin

palmer peninsula

palmer worm

palmer

palmeri

palmeria

palmerian

palmers

palmerston

palmerstonian

palmerworm

palmerworms

palmette

palmettes

palmetto

palmetto-bug

palmetto-bugs

palmettos

palmetto-state

palmful

palmfuls

palmic-acid

palmidrol

palmier

palmierite

palmiers

palmiferous

palmigrade

palmin

palminerved

palminess

palming

palming-off

palmiped

palmipedous

palmipeds

palmira

palmist

palmister

palmisters

palmistries

palmistry

palmists

palmita

palmitas

palmitate

palmitates

palmitelaidic acid

palmitic

palmitic-acid

palmitin

palmitoleic

palmitoleic-acid

palmitone

palmitotransferase

palmitotransferases

palmitoyl

palmitoylate

palmitoylated

palmitoylates

palmitoylating

palmitoylation

palmitoylations

palmitoylcarnitine

palmitoylethanolamide

palmitoyloleoylphosphatidylethanolamine

palmitoyls

palmitoyltransferase

palmitoyltransferases

palmityl

palmityls

palm-leaf

palmless

palmlike

palm-nut

palm-oil

palmoplantar

palmpilot

palmprint

palm-print

palmprints

palm-prints

palmreading

palm-reading

palms off

palms

palmsful

palm-sugar

palm-sunday

palm-syrup

palm-thief

palm-thieves

palmtop

palmtops

palm-tree

palm-tree-justice

palm-trees

palm-wine

palmwood

palmy

palmyra

palmyras

palo alto research center

palo alto

palo blanco

palo

paloanthropologist

paloanthropologists

paloanthropology

palobiology

palobotany

palochka

palochkas

paloclimatology

palogeography

palographer

palographers

palographic

palographical

palographies

palographist

palographists

palography

palolithic

palolo worm

palolo worms

palologist

palology

palomar mount

palomar mountain

palomino

palominos

palone

palones

palonidipine

palonosetron

palontologic

palontological

palontologist

palontologists

palontology

palooka

palookas

palookaville

palooza

paloozas

palopedology

palophytic

palorchestid

palorchestids

palos

paloscience

palosciences

palouse river

palouse

paloverde

palo-verde

palozoic

palp

palpability

palpable

palpableness

palpably

palpal

palpata

palpate

palpated

palpates

palpating

palpation

palpations

palpator

palpators

palpebra

palpebral

palpebral-fissure

palpebral-fissures

palpebrate

palpebration

palped

palpi

palpicorn

palpicorns

palpifer

palpifers

palpiform

palpiger

palpigerous

palpigers

palpigrade

palpigrades

palpimanid

palpimanids

palping

palpitant

palpitate

palpitated

palpitates

palpitating

palpitatingly

palpitation

palpitations

palpless

palplus

palpocil

palpocils

palpometer

palpometers

palps

palpus

pals

palsa

palsas

palsey

palseys

palsgrave

palsgraves

palsgravine

palsgravines

palsical

palsied

palsies

palstave

palstaves

palster

palsters

palstine

palstinian

palstinians

palstra

palsy

palsying

palsylike

palsy-walsy

palsywort

palsyworts

palter

paltered

palterer

palterers

paltering

palterings

palterly

palters

paltock

paltocks

paltok

paltrily

paltriness

paltry

paludal

paludal-fever

paludament

paludaments

paludamentum

paludes

paludicole

paludicolous

paludina

paludinae

paludinal

paludine

paludinous

paludipasser

paludism

paludomid

paludomids

paludose

palule

palules

paluli

palulus

pal-up

palus

palustral

palustrine

paly

palygorskite

palynivore

palynivores

palynofacies

palynofacy

palynoflora

palynofloral

palynofloras

palynological

palynologically

palynologist

palynologists

palynology

palynomorph

palynomorphs

palynostratigraphic

palynostratigraphy

palystes

palystinae

palytoxin

palytoxins

pam off

pam

pamabrom

pama-nyungan

pamaquine

pamela

pamelor

pament

paments

pamicogrel

pamidronate

pamidronates

pamidronic-acid

pamir

pamirs

pamlico sound

pammed off

pammela

pammie

pamming off

pammy

pamoate

pamoates

pamoic-acid

pamp

pampa

pampanga

pampangan

pampangans

pampango

pampano

pampanos

pampas cat

pampas cats

pampas grass

pampas grasses

pampas

pampas-deer

pampatheriid

pampatheriids

pampathy

pampean

pamper

pampered

pamperedness

pamperer

pamperers

pamperest

pampereth

pampering

pamperingly

pamperings

pamperize

pamperized

pampero

pamperos

pampers

pamph

pamphilid

pamphilids

pamphiliid

pamphiliids

pamphlet

pamphleteer

pamphleteered

pamphleteering

pamphleteers

pamphlets

pamphylia

pampiniform

pamplona

pamplonan

pamplonans

pampootie

pampooties

pampre

pamprodactyl

pamprodactylous

pamprodactyly

pampsychism

pams off

pams

pamuk orhan

pamyat

pan & scan

pan and scan

pan and scans

pan fish

pan formers

pan fries

pan haggerty

pan out

pan pipe

pan pizza

pan

pana

panabase

panace

panacea

panacean

panaceas

panache

panacherie

panaches

panada

panadas

panade

panadiplon

panado

panadol

panafricanism

pan-africanism

panagiotis

panaji

panama gulf of

Panama hat palms

panama hat plant

panama isthmus of

panama

panama-canal

panama-canal-zone

panama-city

panama-disease

panama-hat

panama-hat-palm

panama-hats

panamanian

panamanians

panama-red

panama-weave

panamax

pan-american highway

pan-american

pan-americanism

panamesine

panamint range

pananglican

pan-anglican

pan-arabism

panarchies

panarchy

panarctic

panaries

panarthritides

panarthritis

panarthropod

panarthropods

panary

panasian

pan-asian

panasonic

panasqueiraite

pan-assay interference compound

pan-assay interference compounds

panatela

panatelas

panatella

panatellas

panatheism

panathenaea

panathenaic

panautonomic

panax

panaxatriol

panax-quinquefolius

panay

pan-bagnat

pan-bagnats

panbroil

pan-broil

pan-broiled

pan-broiling

pan-broils

panbronchiolitis

pancake bond

pancake bonds

pancake makeup

pancake number

pancake numbers

pancake

pan-cake

pancaked

pancake-day

pancake-ice

pancake-landing

pancake-landings

pancakelike

pancakes

pancake-syrup

pancake-tortoise

pancake-tortoises

pancake-tuesday

pancaking

pancarditis

pancarte

pancasila

pance

pancentromeric

pancetta

pancettas

panch

panchagarh-district

panchakarma

panchakarmas

panchami

panchatantra

panchax

panchaxes

panchayat

panchayath

panchayaths

panchayats

panchen-lama

panchen-lamas

pancheon

pancheons

panchion

panchions

panchromatic

panchromatically

panchromatism

panchromium

panchway

panchways

pancies

pancoast syndrome

pancoast's operation

pancoast-tumor

pancolectomy

pancontinental

pancratian

pancratiast

pancratiastic

pancratiasts

pancratic

pancratical

pancratist

pancratists

pancratium

pancratium-pedale

pancreas

pancreases

pancreata

pancreatectomies

pancreatectomy

pancreatic duct

pancreatic

pancreatic-cancer

pancreatic-cancers

pancreatic-juice

pancreatic-juices

pancreaticoduodenal

pancreaticoduodenectomies

pancreaticoduodenectomy

pancreaticojejunostomies

pancreaticojejunostomy

pancreaticosplenic

pancreatin

pancreatins

pancreatitides

pancreatitis

pancreatitises

pancreato-

pancreatoduodenal

pancreatoduodenectomies

pancreatoduodenectomy

pancreatoduodenostomy

pancreatogastrostomy

pancreatojejunostomy

pancreatolithotomy

pancreatotomies

pancreatotomy

pancreectomies

pancreectomy

pancrelipase

pancrelipases

pancreozymin

pancultural

pancuronium

pancy

pancyprian

pancytopenia

pancytopenias

panda ant

panda ants

panda cars

panda diplomacy

panda dolphin

panda dolphins

panda eyes

panda huggers

panda

panda-bear

panda-bears

panda-car

pandaedalian

pandaemonism

pandaemonium

panda-hugger

pandaisia

pandal

pandalid

pandalidae

pandalids

pandalike

pandaloidea

pandals

pandalus

pandalus-borealis

pandamonium

pandan

pandanales

pandani

pandanis

pandanus language

pandanus languages

pandanus

pandanuses

pandar

pandared

pandaring

pandarism

pandarisms

pandarize

pandarized

pandarizes

pandarizing

pandarous

pandars

pandarus

pandas

pandavas

pandean

pandebono

pandect

pandects

pandeid

pandeids

pandeiro

pandeiros

pandeism

pan-deism

pandeist

pan-deist

pandeistic

pandeistical

pandeistically

pandeists

pan-deists

pandemain

pandemia

pandemic

pandemical

pandemically

pandemics

pandemonia

pandemonism

pandemonistic

pandemonium

pandemoniums

pandenominational

pander

panderage

pandercetes

pandered

panderer

panderers

panderichthyid

panderichthyids

pandering

panderingly

panderings

panderism

panderly

pandermite

panderous

panders

pandership

pandesal

pandesals

pandeth

pandia

pandialectal

pandiatonic

pandiculate

pandiculated

pandiculates

pandiculating

pandiculation

pandiculations

pandied

pandies

pandigital

pandimensional

pandion

pandion-cristatus

pandion-haliaetus

pandionid

pandionidae

pandionids

pandit

pandits

pandmonism

pandmonium

pandoor

pandoors

pandora

pandoran

pandoras

pandora-s-box

pandora-s-boxes

pandore

pandores

pandorid

pandorids

pandoro

pandour

pandoura

pandouras

pandours

pandowdy

pandu

panduit

pandura

panduras

pandurate

panduriform

pandy

pandybat

pandybats

pandying

pandysautonomia

pandysautonomias

pandysautonomic

pane

paned

paneer

paneers

panegoism

panegyric

panegyrical

panegyrically

panegyrick

panegyrics

panegyries

panegyris

panegyrise

panegyrised

panegyrises

panegyrising

panegyrist

panegyrists

panegyrization

panegyrize

panegyrized

panegyrizes

panegyrizing

panegyry

paneity

panel beater

panel beaters

panel pins

panel planer

panel planers

panel saws

panel strip

panel strips

panel switch

panel thief

panel thieves

panel truck

panel trucks

panel

panela

panelboard

panelboards

panel-discussion

panel-discussions

paneled

paneless

panel-game

panel-games

panel-house

panel-houses

paneling

panelings

panelist

panelists

panelized

panellation

panelled

panelless

panelling

panellings

panellist

panellists

panellized

panel-pin

panels

panel-saw

panelvan

panel-van

panelvans

panel-vans

panelwork

panencephalitis

panendeism

pan-en-deism

panendeist

pan-en-deist

panendeistic

panendeistical

panendeistically

panendeists

pan-en-deists

panentheism

pan-en-theism

panentheist

pan-en-theist

panentheistic

panentheistical

panentheistically

panentheists

pan-en-theists

paneosteitis

panes

panetela

panethite

panethnicity

panettone

panettones

paneulogism

paneulogisms

pan-european

panevezys

panexperientialism

panexperientialist

panexperientialists

panfish

panfishes

panflute

pan-flute

panflutes

pan-flutes

pan-former

panforte

panfried

pan-fried

pan-fry

pan-frying

panful

panfuls

pang seh

pang

panga

pangaea

pangaean

pangamic

pangamic-acid

pangas

pangasiid

pangasiids

pangasinan

pangasinan-province

pangasius

pangea

panged

pangender

pangene

pangenes

pangeneses

pangenesis

pangenetic

pangenome

pangenomes

pangful

panging

pangless

panglossian

panglossianism

pango pango

pang-of-conscience

pangolin

pangolins

pangram

pangrammatic

pangrams

pangs

pangs-of-conscience

panguingue

pangulu

pangulus

pangwa

panhandle

panhandled

panhandler

panhandlers

panhandles

panhandling

panharmonicon

panharmonicons

panhellenic

pan-hellenic

panhellenism

panhellenist

panhellenium

panhuman

panhypopituitarism

panhysterectomy

panic buttons

panic buyings

panic disorders

panic grass

panic rooms

panic snaps

panic

panical

panic-attack

panic-attacks

panic-button

panic-buying

panic-disorder

panicgrass

panicgrasses

panick

panicked

panicker

panickers

panickily

panicking

panickingly

panicky

panicle

panicled

panicles

panicless

paniclike

panicogenesis

panicogenic

panicoideae

panic-rev

panic-room

panics

panic-snap

panic-stricken

paniculate

paniculated

panicum

panicums

panidazole

panidiomorphic

panidrosis

panier

panification

panifications

panim

panims

panina

panini

Panini's law

paninis

panino

paniolo

paniolos

panipenem

panipuri

panipuris

panisidine

panislamism

panitchpakdi, supachai

panitumumab

panivorous

panjab

panjabi

panjabis

panjandrum

panjandrums

panjikidze

pankaj

pankhurst emmeline goulden

pankhurst

pankhurstian

panko

pankration

panleukopaenia

panleukopenia

panlike

panlingual

panlinguistic

pan-loaf

pan-loafy

pan-loaves

pan-man

pan-men

panmictic

panmixia

panmixis

panmixus

panmunjom

panmyelosis

panna

pannable

pannacotta

panna-cotta

pannade

pannades

pannage

pannages

pannarin

pannary

panne

pannecrosis

panned and scanned

panned

pannekoek

pannel

pannels

panner

panner-disease

panners

pannes

pannexin

pannexins

pannhas

panni

pannicle

pannicles

panniculectomies

panniculectomy

panniculitides

panniculitis

panniculus

pannier

panniered

pannierlike

panniers

pannikel

pannikin

pannikins

panning and scanning

panning

pannings

pannonia

pannonian

pannonians

pannoniasaur

pannose

pannus

pannychis

pano

panoan

panobacumab

panobinostat

panocha

panocracy

panoistic

panomifene

panomphean

panopeid

panopeids

panophobia

panophthalmitis

panoplied

panoplies

panoply

panopsin

panoptic

panopticism

panopticon

panopticons

panorama

panoramas

panoramata

panoramic

panoramical

panoramically

panoramics

panormium

panorpid

panorpids

panorpodid

panorpodids

panorpoid

panose

panoses

panosteitis

pan-pan

pan-paniscus

panpathy

panpharmacon

panpharmacons

panphilia

panphiliac

panphiliacs

panphobia

panphotometric

panpipe

panpipes

pan-pipes

panpot

pan-pot

panpots

pan-pots

panpresbyterian

panpsychism

panpsychisms

panpsychistic

pan-romance

panromantic

pans and scans

pans

pansclavic

pansclavism

pansclavist

pansclavists

pansclavonian

pansclerotic

panselectionist

panselectionists

pansensism

pan-serb

pan-serbianism

pan-serbism

pansexual

pansexuality

pansexually

pansexuals

pansful

pansharpening

panshon

panshons

panshway

panshways

pansied

pansies

pansified

panslavic

pan-slavism

panslavist

panslavists

panslavonian

pansophical

pansophism

pansophist

pansophy

pansori

panspermatist

panspermatists

panspermia

panspermial

panspermic

panspermism

panspermist

panspermists

panspermy

pansphygmograph

pansphygmographs

panstereorama

panstereoramas

pansy shell

pansy shells

pansy

pansylike

pant suits

pant

panta

pantable

pantables

pantafive

pantagraph

pantagraphs

pantagruel

pantagruelian

pantagruelism

pantalet

pantalets

pantalettes

pantaloon

pantalooned

pantalooneries

pantaloonery

pantaloons

pantamorphic

pantanal

pantanal-cat

pantanal-cats

pantaphobia

pantascope

pantascopes

pantascopic

pantdress

pantech

pantechnicon

pantechnicons

pantechs

panted

pantelegraph

pantelegraphs

pantelleria

panter

panterpe

panters

pantest

panteth

pantetheine

pantetheines

pantethine

panteutonic

panthalassa

panthea

pantheid

pantheids

pantheism

pan-theism

pantheisms

pan-theisms

pantheist

pan-theist

pantheistic

pantheistical

pantheistically

pantheists

pan-theists

panthenol

pantheologies

pantheologist

pantheologists

pantheology

pantheon

pantheonic

pantheonise

pantheonised

pantheonises

pantheonising

pantheonization

pantheonizations

pantheonize

pantheonized

pantheonizes

pantheonizing

pantheons

panther caps

panther

panthera

panthera-leo

panthera-leo-leo

panthera-leo-melanochaita

panthera-leo-spelaea

panthera-onca

panthera-pardus

panthera-tigris

panthera-tigris-altaica

panthera-tigris-balica

panthera-tigris-sondaica

panthera-tigris-sumatrae

panthera-tigris-tigris

panthera-tigris-virgata

panther-cap

pantheress

pantheresses

pantherid

pantherids

pantherinae

pantherine

pantherines

pantherish

pantherishly

pantherlike

panthers

pantholops

pantholops-hodgsonii

panticapaeum

pantie

pantied

pantieless

panties

pantihose

pantile

pantiled

pantiles

pantiless

pantiliner

pantiliners

panting

pantingly

pantings

pantisocracies

pantisocracy

pantisocrat

pantisocratic

pantisocratist

pantisocratists

pantisocrats

pantleg

pant-leg

pantlegs

pant-legs

pantler

pantlers

pantless

pantmaker

pantmakers

panto

pantoate

pantoates

pantoble

pantobles

pantocracy

pantocrator

pantodont

pantodontid

pantodontidae

pantodontids

pantodonts

pantoffels

pantoffle

pantoffles

pantofle

pantofles

pantograph

pantographer

pantographers

pantographic

pantographically

pantographs

pantography

pantoic-acid

pantolactone

pantolest

pantolestid

pantolestids

pantolests

pantological

pantologist

pantologists

pantology

pantometer

pantometers

pantometry

pantomime

pantomimed

pantomime-horse

pantomime-horses

pantomimes

pantomimic

pantomimical

pantomimically

pantomiming

pantomimist

pantomimists

panton

pantonal

pantone matching system

pantons

pantophagist

pantophagists

pantophagous

pantophagy

pantophobia

pantophthalmid

pantophthalmids

pantopod

pantopoda

pantopods

pantoprazole

pantos

pantoscopic

pantothenate

pantothenates

pantothenic

pantothenic-acid

pantothenol

pantoum

pantoums

pantries

pan-troglodytes

pantrophic

pantropic

pantropical spotted dolphin

pantropical spotted dolphins

pantropical

pantropically

pantropy

pantry moth

pantry

pantrylike

pantryman

pantrymen

pants man

pants men

pants on fire

pants parties

pants party

pants role

pants roles

pants

pantsed

pantses

pantsing

pantsless

pantsuit

pant-suit

pantsuited

pantsuits

pan-turkism

pan-turkist

pant-wetting

panty

pantygirdle

panty-girdle

pantygirdles

pantyhose

panty-hose

pantyhosed

pantyhoses

pantyless

pantylid

pantylids

pantyliner

pantyliners

panty-raid

panty-raids

pantywaist

panty-waist

pantywaists

panucho

panuchos

panunzite

panuramine

panurge

panurgic

panurgies

panurgy

panurid

panuridae

panurids

panurus

panvalet

panvitalism

pan-vitalism

panvitalist

panvitalistic

panvitalists

panyard

panyards

panyjima

panym

panyms

panyptila

panzaism

panzanella

panzarotti

panzer

panzerfaust

panzers

panzerschrek

panzoism

pan-zoism

panzoist

panzoistic

panzoists

panzooism

pan-zooism

panzootic

PaO2/FiO2 ratio

pao2

paod

paola

paoli pasquale di

paoli

paolo

paolovite

paotou

pap boat

pap

papa

papabile

papabiles

papabili

papable

papabote

papabotes

papacies

papacy

papad

papadam

papadams

papadom

papadoms

papadopoulos george

papads

papadum

papadums

papagay

papagays

papago

papagoite

papagou

papahood

papain

papains

papaipema

papal gentleman

papal

papalagi

papalagis

papal-bull

papal-bulls

papal-infallibility

papalist

papalities

papality

papalize

papalized

papalizes

papalizing

papally

papal-states

papal-supremacy

papalties

papalty

papandreou andreas georgiou

papanicolaou test

papaphilia

papaphobia

paparazza

paparazzi

paparazzification

paparazzo

paparchies

paparchy

papas

papasan chair

papasula

papasula-abbotti

papaver

papaveraceae

papaveraceous

papaveretum

papaverine

papaveroline

papaverous

papavers

papaver-somniferum

papaw

papaws

papaya

papayas

papboat

papboats

papd

pape

papeete

papejay

paper bin

paper birches

paper book

paper books

paper case

paper cases

paper chain

paper chains

paper cigar

paper cigars

paper clays

paper credit

paper cup

paper cups

paper cutter

paper day

paper days

paper diaper

paper diapers

paper doll

paper enamel

paper enamels

paper fastener

paper fights

paper flowers

paper gauge

paper gauges

paper general

paper gold

paper hats

paper houses

paper jams

paper kite butterfly

paper loss

paper mulberries

paper muslin

paper muslins

paper nautili

paper nautiluses

paper orphan

paper orphans

paper over the cracks

paper park

paper parks

paper profit

paper punch

paper punches

paper reed

paper reeds

paper rounds

paper sailor

paper sailors

paper sizes

paper stainer

paper stainers

paper street

paper streets

paper tape

paper tickets

paper town

paper towns

paper wallet

paper wasp

paper wasps

paper white

paper yabber

paper yabbers

paper

paper-aeroplane

paper-aeroplanes

paper-airplane

paper-airplanes

paperback

paperbacked

paperbacker

paperbackers

paperbacks

paperbag waist

paper-ballot

paper-ballots

paperbark

paperbarks

paper-birch

paperboard

paper-board

paperboards

paper-boards

paperbound

paper-bound

paperboy

paperboys

paperbush

paper-candidate

paper-candidates

paperchase

paperchases

paper-chromatography

paper-clay

paperclip

paper-clip

paperclipped

paperclipping

paperclips

paper-clips

papercraft

papercrafts

papercrete

papercut

paper-cut

papercuts

paper-cuts

paper-cutting

papered

paperer

paperers

paper-fight

paperflower

paper-flower

paperflowers

papergirl

papergirls

paperhanger

paperhangers

paperhanging

paperhangings

paper-hat

paperhood

paper-house

paper-hunting

paperiness

papering over

papering

paperings

paper-jam

paperknife

paper-knife

paperknives

paper-knives

paperless office

paperless

paperlessly

paperlessness

paperless-offices

paperlike

paper-mache

papermaker

papermakers

papermaking

papermakings

paperman

papermill

paper-mill

papermills

paper-mills

paper-money

papermouth

papermouths

paper-mulberry

paper-nautilus

paper-over

paperphile

paperphiles

paperphilia

paper-plane

paper-planes

paper-profits

paper-pusher

paper-round

papers

paper-scissors-stone

paper-shop

paper-shops

paper-snowflake

paper-snowflakes

paper-tapes

paper-thin

paper-ticket

paper-tiger

paper-tigers

paper-to-pdf

paper-towel

paper-toweling

paper-towels

paper-trail

paper-trails

paper-train

papertsian

paperware

paperwares

paperweight

paperweights

paperwhite

paperwhites

paperwoman

paperwork

papery

papes

papescent

papess

papesses

papeterie

papeteries

paphian

paphians

paphiopedilum

paphiopedilums

paphlagonia

paphos

papiamento

papiamentu

papier collé

papier-coll-e

papier-mache

papier-m-ach-e

papilionaceae

papilionaceous

papilionid

papilionidae

papilionids

papilioniformes

papilionoid

papilionoidea

papilionoideae

papilionoids

papill

papilla

papillae

papillar

papillary muscle

papillary muscles

papillary

papillate

papillated

papillating

papillectomies

papillectomy

papilledema

papilledemas

papilliferous

papilliform

papillitis

papillo

papilloedema

papilloedemas

papilloma

papillomae

papillomas

papillomatosis

papillomatous

papillomaviral

papillomavirus

papillomaviruses

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paracalanid

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parachordal

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parade passed someone by

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parade-ground

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parader

paraders

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paradichlorobenzenes

paradiddle

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paradigm leveling

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paradigm shift

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paradised

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paradisiacal

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paradoctor

paradoctors

paradol

parador

parados

paradox of fiction

paradox of saving

paradox of thrift

paradox

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paradoxes of thrift

paradoxes

paradoxical reflex

paradoxical

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paradoxicalities

paradoxicality

paradoxically

paradoxicalness

paradoxical-rage-reaction

paradoxical-rage-reactions

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paraffin oil

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paraganglia

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paraglided

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paraglossae

paraglossas

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paragraphistical

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paragraph-marks

paragraphos

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paralax barrier

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paralegal

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paraleipses

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parallel-keys

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parallelodontids

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paralogs

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paralophs

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paralympic

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paralysable

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paralysers

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paralysis agitans

paralysis

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paralytic-dementia

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paralyzations

paralyze

paralyzed

paralyzer

paralyzers

paralyzes

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param

paramagnet

paramagnetic

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paramagnetism

paramagnets

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paramaleic-acid

paramalic-acid

paramamosain

paramania

paramaniac

paramaniacs

paramanias

paramaribo

paramastoid

paramatta

paramecia

paramecium

parameciums

paramedian

paramedic

paramedical

paramedicine

paramedicines

paramedics

paramegistid

paramegistids

paramelaconite

paramelitid

paramelitids

paramendozavilite

parament

paramento

paraments

paramere

parameres

paramesonephric

paramesonephric-duct

parameter ram

parameter switch

parameter tampering

parameter

parameter-driven

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parameterisations

parameterise

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parameterises

parameterising

parameterizable

parameterization

parameterizations

parameterize

parameterized

parameterizes

parameterizing

parameterless

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paramethasone

parametre

parametres

parametrial

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parametric arrays

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parametric equalizer

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parametric-polymorphism

parametric-polymorphisms

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parametrisations

parametrise

parametrised

parametrises

parametrising

parametritides

parametritis

parametrium

parametrizable

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parametrizations

parametrize

parametrized

parametrizes

parametrizing

paramilitaries

paramilitarily

paramilitary

paramiographer

paramiographers

paramita

paramithia

paramitome

paramitomes

paramnesia

paramnesias

paramo

paramodulation

paramodulations

paramoecia

paramoecium

paramoeciums

paramolybdate

paramomitrion

paramomycin

paramontroseite

paramorph

paramorphic

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paramorphous

paramorphs

paramos

paramosol

paramosols

paramotor

paramotoring

paramotors

paramount title

paramount titles

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paramountly

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paramours

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paramyxoviral

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Paraná pine

parana

paranaiba

paranaphthalene

paranasal

paranasal-sinus

paranasal-sinuses

paranatisite

paranatrolite

paranda

paranematic

paraneoplasia

paraneoplasias

paraneoplastic

paraneoptera

paraneopteran

parang

parangi

parangs

paranitraniline-red

paranitraniline-reds

paranodin

paranoea

paranoeac

paranoeacs

paranoeic

paranoeics

paranoia

paranoiac

paranoiacs

paranoialike

paranoias

paranoid personality disorders

paranoid schizophrenias

paranoid

paranoidly

paranoid-personality-disorder

paranoids

paranoid-schizophrenia

paranomasia

paranomasias

paranomia

paranordic skiing

paranormal

paranormalist

paranormalists

paranormality

paranormally

paranormals

paranthracene

paranthropus

paranuchal

paranuchals

paranuclear

paranuclei

paranucleus

paranumismatica

paranymph

paranymphs

paraoperative

paraoptometric

paraoptometrics

paraotwayite

paraoxon

paraoxonase

paraoxonases

parapagurid

parapagurids

paraparesis

paraparticle

paraparticles

parapatric

parapatry

parapectin

parapegm

parapegma

parapegmas

parapegmata

parapegms

parapenting

parapeptone

parapeptones

parapet

parapetalous

parapeted

parapetless

parapetlike

parapets

parapetted

paraph

paraphasia

paraphasias

paraphed

paraphenylenediamine

paraphenylenediamines

parapherna

paraphernal

paraphernalia

paraphilia

paraphiliae

paraphilias

paraphilic disorder

paraphilic

paraphilics

paraphillia

paraphillias

paraphily

paraphimoses

paraphimosis

paraphing

paraphosphoric

paraphragma

paraphragmata

paraphrasability

paraphrasable

paraphrasably

paraphrase

paraphraseable

paraphrased

paraphraser

paraphrasers

paraphrases

paraphrasing

paraphrasings

paraphrast

paraphrastic

paraphrastical

paraphrasts

paraphrenia

paraphrenias

paraphrenic

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paraphyla

paraphyletic

paraphyletically

paraphyllum

paraphylum

paraphyly

paraphyses

paraphysis

parapierrotite

parapineal

parapithecid

parapithecids

paraplanner

paraplanners

paraplanning

paraplegia

paraplegias

paraplegic

paraplegics

paraplegies

paraplegin

paraplegy

parapleura

parapleurae

parapodia

parapodium

parapolice

parapophyses

parapophysis

parapositronium

parapox

parapoxviral

parapoxvirus

parapoxviruses

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parapraxias

parapraxis

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paraprofessional

paraprofessionals

parapropamol

paraprosdokian

paraprosdokians

paraprotaspid

paraprotaspides

paraprotaspis

paraprotein

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paraproteinemia

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parapsychological

parapsychologically

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parapsychologist

parapsychologists

parapsychology

paraptera

parapterum

paraquat

paraquet

paraquets

paraquito

paraquitoes

paraquitos

pararammelsbergite

pararealgar

pararectal

para-red

para-reds

parareligion

parareligions

pararenal

pararescue

pararescueman

pararescuemen

pararesonance

pararetrovirus

pararetroviruses

pararhyme

pararobertsite

pararosanilin

pararosaniline

par-arra

pararsenolamprite

paras

parasagittal

parasagittally

parasail

parasailed

parasailer

parasailers

parasailing

parasailor

parasailors

parasails

parasang

parasangs

parasaurolophus

parascending

parascenia

parascenium

parasceve

parasceves

paraschachnerite

paraschematic

paraschistochila

paraschoepite

parascholzite

parascience

parasciences

parascientific

parascientist

parascientists

parascorodite

parascylliid

parascylliids

parasegment

parasegmental

parasegments

paraseismic

paraselenae

paraselene

paraselenes

parasellar

parasequence

parasequences

parasequential

parasexual

parasexuality

parasexually

parashah

parasibirskite

parasilurus

parasitaemia

parasitaemias

parasitaemic

parasital

parasitation

parasite drag

parasite software

parasite

parasitemia

parasitemias

parasitemic

parasites

parasiteware

parasitic

parasitical

parasitically

parasiticalness

parasitic-element

parasitic-elements

parasitic-gap

parasiticide

parasiticides

parasitics

parasitid

parasitids

parasitiformes

parasitisation

parasitisations

parasitise

parasitised

parasitises

parasitising

parasitism

parasitisms

parasitization

parasitizations

parasitize

parasitized

parasitizes

parasitizing

parasitoid

parasitoidal

parasitoids

parasitologic

parasitological

parasitologically

parasitologist

parasitologists

parasitology

parasitophobia

parasitophobias

parasitophorous vacuole

parasitophorous

parasitoses

parasitosis

paraskavedekatriaphobia

paraskevidekatriaphobia

parasocial

parasol ant

parasol ants

parasol cell

parasol cells

parasol mushroom

parasol mushrooms

parasol trees

parasol

parasolette

parasolettes

parasols

parasol-tree

parasomnia

parasomniac

parasomniacs

parasomnias

parasorbic acid

paraspecies

parasphenoid

parasphenoids

paraspinal

parasporal

parasporal-body

parasport

paraspurrite

parasquillid

parasquillids

parastacid

parastacids

parastatal

parastatals

parastate

parastates

parastatistics

parastenocaridid

parastenocaridids

parasternal

parastichies

parastichy

parastyle

parastyles

parasubicular

parasubiculum

parasubstitution

parasubstitutions

parasuchid

parasuchids

parasuicidal

parasuicidality

parasuicide

parasuicides

parasympathetic nervous systems

parasympathetic

parasympathetic-nervous-system

parasympatheticomimetic

parasympathic

parasympatholytic

parasympatholytics

parasympathomimetic

parasympathomimetics

parasymplesite

parasynapsis

parasynonym

parasynonyms

parasyntheses

parasynthesis

parasynthetic

parasystole

parasystoles

parasystolic

paratacamite

paratactic

parataxic

parataxis

paratellurite

paratendinous

paratenic host

paratenic

paratext

paratexts

paratextual

paratextualities

paratextuality

paratha

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patritian

patrocinate

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patrocinations

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patroclus

patrol boat

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patronym

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patronymically

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patroon

patroons

patroonship

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patrylo

pats

patsies

pat-slide

pats-on-the-back

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patte

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pattens

patter flash

patter song

patter songs

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patteran

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patteringly

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pattern boards

pattern book

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pattern wheels

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pattern-language

pattern-languages

patternless

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patterson floyd

patterson

patterson-s-curse

pattest

patteth

patti adelina

patti

pattie

patties

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pattings

pattinson

pattinsonization

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pattinsonized

pattinsonizes

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Pattinson's process

pattipan

pattipans

pattison

patton charley

patton george smith, jr.

patton

pattress

patty shell

patty

patty-cake

pattycakes

pattypan

pattypans

pattypan-squash

patuakhali-district

patulin

patulins

patulous

patupaiarehe

patwa

patwari

patwaris

patzcuaro

patzer

patzers

pau

paua

pauas

paucal

paucality

pauce

pauci

pauciarticular

paucibacillary

paucidisperse

pauciloquent

pauciloquy

pauciserial

paucispecific

paucispiral

paucisymptomatic

paucities

paucituberculata

paucity

pau-d-arco

paugie

paugies

pauhagen

paul alice

paul i

paul iii

paul vi

paul

paula

paul-allen-s-flower-flies

paul-allen-s-flower-fly

paul-bunyan

paulchoffatiid

paulchoffatiids

pauldron

pauldrons

paulena

paulet

paulette

pauley

pauli wolfgang

pauli

paulian

pauliani

paulianist

paulianists

paulians

paulician

paulicianism

paulicians

paulie

pauli-exclusion-principle

pauli-matrices

pauli-matrix

pauli-matrixes

paulin

paulina

Pauline privilege

pauline

pauline-conversion

pauling linus carl

Pauling scale

pauling

paulingite

paulins

paulire

paulires

paulist

paulists

pauli-vector

paulkellerite

paulkerrite

paull

paulley

paullinic acid

paullone

paullones

paulmooreite

paulnia

paulo-post-futurum

paulownia

paulownias

pauls

paulson

paultard

paultards

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paum

paumed

pauming

paums

paunce

paunces

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pauper's funeral

paupers

paupiette

paupiettes

pauranic

pauraque

paurodontid

paurodontids

paurometabolous

pauropod

pauropoda

pauropodid

pauropodids

pauropods

pausa

pausable

pausal

pausally

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pause

paused

pauseless

pauselessly

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pauses

pausha

pausing

pausingly

pausings

paussid

paussids

pautovite

pauxi

pauxi-pauxi

pauxis

pauxi-unicornis

pav

pava

pavache

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pavais

pavaises

pavane

pavanes

pavarotti luciano

pavarotti

pav-bhaji

pave the cowpath

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pav-e

paved the road to hell

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pavee

pavees

pavel

pavement ant

pavement ants

pavement ape

pavement apes

pavement cafe

pavement cafes

pavement chalk

pavement princesses

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pavement-artist

pavement-artists

pavement-cell

pavement-cells

pavemented

pavementless

pavementlike

pavement-pizza

pavement-pizzas

pavement-princess

pavements

paver

pavers

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pavesades

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paveses

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paviage

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pavid

pavidities

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paviers

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pavilioning

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pavings

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paving-stones

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paviours

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pavisors

Pavlik harness

pavlodar

pavlov ivan petrovich

Pavlov pouch

pavlov

pavlova anna

pavlova

pavlovas

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pavlovian-conditioning

pavo

pavo-cristatus

pavo-muticus

pavon

pavonazzetto

pavone

pavonian

pavonine

pavoninin

pavoninins

pavonis

pavonis-mons

pavonite

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pavonnes

pavs

paw at

paw

pawa

pawaka

pawed at

pawed

pawest

paweth

pawful

pawfuls

pawing at

pawing

pawings

pawk

pawks

pawky

pawl

pawle

pawled

pawless

pawlett

pawlike

pawling

pawls

pawlyn

pawn off as

pawn shop

pawn ticket

pawn

pawnable

pawnbroker

pawnbrokeries

pawnbrokers

pawnbrokery

pawnbroking

pawn-chain

pawn-chains

pawne

pawned off as

pawned

pawned-off

pawnee

pawnees

pawner

pawners

pawnest

pawneth

pawning off as

pawning

pawning-off

pawnings

pawn-island

pawn-islands

pawnless

pawn-off

pawnor

pawnors

pawn-race

pawn-races

pawns off as

pawns

pawnshop

pawnshops

pawn-shops

pawns-off

pawn-storm

pawn-storms

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pawpaw

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pawprint

pawprints

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paws off

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pawsner

pawson

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pawtucket

pawty

pawtys

pax

paxamate

pax-americana

pax-augusta

pax-britannica

paxil

paxilli

paxillin

paxilline

paxillose

paxillus

paxis

paxite

pax-romana

paxwax

pay a visit

pay back in someone's own coin

pay back

pay checks

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pay dividends

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pay for itself

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pay for play

pay forward

pay freeze

pay freezes

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pay gaps

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pay one's addresses

pay one's own freight

pay one's respects

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pay packets

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pay phones

pay pig

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pay rise

pay rises

pay run

pay runs

pay station

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pay tables

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pay toilet

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pay train

pay tv

pay

payability

payable to bearer

payable to order

payable

payables turnover

payables

payada

pay-and-display

payara

payaras

payasam

pay-as-you-earn

pay-as-you-go

pay-attention

payback

paybacks

paybook

paybooks

pay-by-plate parking

pay-by-wave

paycheck

pay-check

paychecks

paycheque

pay-cheque

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paycock

paycocks

payday lender

payday loan

payday

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payday-loans

paydays

pay-days

pay-dearly

paydirt

pay-dirt

paye

payed

payee

payees

payen

payens

payer (or payor)

payer

payers

payess

payesses

payest

payeth

pay-for

pay-for-performance

payg

paygo

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paygrades

pay-heed

paying attention

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paying one's dues

paying one's respects

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paying

payings

paying-the-bills

paykan

paykans

payload header suppression

payload type indicator

payload

payloader

payloaders

payloads

paymaster

paymasters

payment cards

payment for order flow

payment in due course

payment into court

payment order

payment orders

payment schedules

payment services

payment terminal

payment terminals

payment

payment-card

payment-in-kind

payments service

payments

payment-schedule

payment-service

paymon

payn

payndemain

Payne effect

Payne effects

payne

payne-gaposchkin cecilia helena

Payne's process

paynim

paynims

paynize

paynized

paynizes

paynizing

paynym

paynyms

payoff functions

payoff pitch

payoff pitches

payoff

payoff-function

payoffs

pay-offs

payola

payolas

pay-one-s-debt-to-society

pay-one-s-dues

pay-one-s-last-respects

payor

payors

payot

payout ratio

payout

pay-out

payouts

pay-packet

paypal

pay-per-click

pay-per-view

payphone service provider

payphone

pay-phone

payphones

pay-raise

payroll tax

payroll

payrolled

payroller

payrollers

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payrolls

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pays one's dues

pays one's respects

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payscale

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payse

paysite

paysites

payslip

payslips

paysonia

pay-spine

pay-spines

paystub

pay-stub

paystubs

pay-stubs

payt

paytable

paytables

paytakaran

pay-television

pay-the-bills

pay-the-debt-of-nature

pay-the-fiddler

pay-the-freight

pay-the-penalty

pay-the-piper

pay-the-price

paythrough

paythroughs

pay-through-the-nose

paytine

payton walter

payton

pay-to-play

pay-up

paywall

paywalled

paywalls

payware

paz octavio

paz

pazand

pazardzhik

pazazz

pazelliptine

pazend

pazinaclone

pazopanib

pazufloxacin

pazzazz

pb

pba

pbap

pbb

pbc

pbde

pbem

pbf

pbgc

pbgm

pbgv

pbi

pbit

pbj

pb-j

pbm

pbo

pbp

pbpd

pbps

pbq

pbr

pbrine

pbs

pbt

pbuh

pbw

pbx

pbyte

p-byte

pc 95

pc 97

pc 98

pc 99

pc 9x

PC bang

pc bios

pc blade

pc board

pc bus

pc card adapter

pc card dongle

pc card drive

pc card

pc chipset

pc clone

pc color codes

pc compatible

pc conflicts

pc connectors

pc cpu models

pc data buses

pc display modes

pc emulator

pc expo

pc floppy disks

PC gaming

pc hard disks

pc i/o addressing

pc input/output

pc keyboard

pc lan

pc magazine benchmarks

pc magazine

pc memory addressing

pc memory card

PC memory management

PC memory manager

pc memory

pc migration

pc motherboards

pc network

pc on a stick

pc operating environments

pc over ip

pc paintbrush

pc philanthropy

pc ports

pc postage

pc printers

pc relocator

pc screen resolutions

pc server

pc sockets

pc software specialist

PC speaker

PC speakers

pc subscription service

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pc*mip

pc/104

pc/at keyboard

pc/at

pc/geos

pc/tv

pc/xt keyboard

pc100

pc104

pc133

pc1600

pc2100

pc2-3200

pc2-4200

pc2-5300

pc2-6000

pc2-6400

pc2700

pc2-8000

pc2-8500

pc3-10600

pc3-12800

pc3200

pc3-6400

pc3-8500

pc4200

pc66

pc-8

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pcard

p-card

pcasp

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pcav

p-cav

pcb board

pcb

pcc

pcd file

pcd

pcdata

pcdd

pcdf

pcdos

pc-dos

pce

pcell

p-cell

p-celtic

pch

p-channel

pci bus

pci card

pci compliance

pci compliant

pci dss

pci express mini

pci express

pci mini

pci slot

pci steering

pci

PCIe lane

PCI-E lane

pcie ssd

pcie/nvme

pcie

pci-e

pci-isa passive backplane

pci-l

pcimg

pciset

pci-sig

pcix

pci-x

pcjr

pcl

pcle

pclk

pcm modem

pcm

pcmcia card

pcmcia dongle

PCMCIA slot

pcmcia

pc-mos/386

pcms

pcn

pcnb

pcness

pco

p-code

pcoip

p-complete

pcos

pcp

pc-plod

pc-plods

pcr actions

pcr

pcradio

pcram

pcre

pcs

pcso

pcsos

pct

pcte

pc-to-host

pc-to-tv

pctv

pcv valve

pcv

pcx

pd disc

pd software

pda phone

pda

pdagog

pdagogic

pdagogical

pdagogs

pdagogue

pdagogues

pdas

pdb

pdc

pdca

pdd

pdd-63

pdd-nos

pde

pderast

pderastic

pderasts

pderasty

pdes

pdeutics

pdf file

pdf jobready

pdf spam

pdf transit

pdf/a

pdf/x

pdf

pdf417

pdfs

pdgf

pdgfs

pdh

pdi

pdial

pdiatrician

pdiatricians

pdiatrics

pdiatries

pdiatrist

pdiatrists

pdiatry

pdication

pdif

pdion

pdip

pdl

pdlc

pdlcs

pdm

pdms

pdn

pdn-gw

pdo

pdobaptism

pdobaptisms

pdobaptist

pdoc

pdocs

p-d-off

pdogenesis

pdologist

pdologists

pdology

pdomorphic

pdopathy

pdophile

pdophiles

pdophilia

pdophiliac

pdophiliacs

pdophilic

pdp

PDP-10 or Programmed Data Processor-10

pdps

pdq

pdr

pds

pdt

pdu

pdw

pdws

pe cycle

pe format

pe

pea bean

pea beans

pea brain

pea brains

pea butter

pea butters

pea cake

pea cakes

pea eggplant

pea eggplants

pea family

pea galaxy

pea gravel

pea gravels

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pea whistle

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peaberries

peaberry

Peabody actions

peabody elizabeth palmer

peabody

peabody-action

peabody-bird

peabody-birds

peabrain

peabrains

peacable

peacably

peace be with you

peace bonds

peace conference

peace dividend

peace establishment

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peace lilies

peace lily

peace officer

peace officers

peace order

peace pill

peace pills

peace river

peace signs

peace silk

peace silks

peace symbol

peace talk

peace talks

peace that passes all understanding

peace that passes understanding

peace that passeth all understanding

peace that passeth understanding

peace which passes all understanding

peace which passes understanding

peace which passeth all understanding

peace which passeth understanding

peace

peaceability

peaceable possession

peaceable

peaceableness

peaceably

peace-and-quiet

peace-be-upon-him

peace-bond

peacebreaker

peacebreakers

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peace-corps

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peace-for-our-time

peaceful

peaceful-coexistence

peacefull

peacefully

peacefulness

peace-garden-state

peace-in-our-time

peacekeeper

peacekeepers

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peacekeepings

peaceless

peacelessness

peacemaker

peacemakers

peacemaking

peacemonger

peacemongering

peacemongers

peacenik

peaceniks

peace-offering

peace-offerings

peace-of-mind

peace-out

peace-pipe

peace-pipes

peace-process

peace-processes

peaces

peace-sign

peacetime

peacetimes

peace-treaties

peace-treaty

peace-vallis

peach blossoms

peach fuzz

peach tree

peach water

peach

peach-blossom

peachblow

peached

peachen

peacher

peachers

peaches

peaches-and-cream

peachfuzz

peachick

peachicks

peachily

peachiness

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peachleaf willow

peachless

peachlike

peach-melba

peach-palm

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peach-state

peachtree

peachtree-city

peachtrees

peachy keen jelly bean

peachy

peachy-keen

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peacifies

peacify

peacifying

peacoat

pea-coat

peacoats

pea-coats

peacock chair

peacock copper

peacock fish

peacock flounder

peacock flounders

peacock jumping spider

peacock jumping spiders

peacock ore

peacock parachute spider

peacock parachute spiders

peacock thomas love

peacock

peacock-blue

peacock-blues

peacock-butterflies

peacock-butterfly

peacockeries

peacockery

peacockian

peacocking

peacockish

peacock-mite

peacock-mites

peacocks

peacock-throne

peacock-worm

peacock-worms

peacocky

peacotum

peacotums

pea-crab

pea-crabs

peafowl

peafowls

peag

peage

peages

pea-green

peagrit

peagrits

peagrowing

peahen

peahens

peajacket

pea-jacket

peajackets

pea-jackets

peak bagging

peak cell rate

peak flows

peak hours

peak people

peak visuals

peak

peakbagging

peak-bodies

peak-body

peak-district

peakean

peaked roof

peaked rooves

peaked

peakedness

peakednesses

peaker plant

peaker

peakers

peaketh

peak-flow

peakflowmeter

peak-flow-meter

peakflowmeters

peak-flow-meters

peak-hour

peakily

peakiness

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peakish

peakist

peakists

peakless

peaklet

peaklets

peaklike

peaknik

peakniks

pea-knuckle war

pea-knuckle wars

peak-oil

peakon

peakons

peak-organisation

peak-organisations

peaks

peak-season

peak-seasons

peak-vehicle-requirement

peak-vehicle-requirements

peak-visual

peaky blinder

peaky blinders

peaky

peal of bells

peal

peale norman vincent

peale

pealed

pealess

pealest

pealeth

pealike

pealing

pealings

peal-out

peals of bells

peals

peameal

peameal-bacon

pean

peaness

peanism

peanisms

peano-arithmetic

peano-curve

peans

peanut brittles

peanut butter and jellies

peanut butter cups

peanut milks

peanut oil

peanut pastes

peanut whistle

peanut whistles

peanut worm

peanut worms

peanut

pea-nut

peanut-brittle

peanut-butter

peanut-butter-and-jelly

peanut-butter-cup

peanut-butters

peanut-galleries

peanut-gallery

peanutlike

peanut-milk

peanut-paste

peanuts

pea-nuts

peanutted

peanutting

peanut-tree

peanut-trees

peanutty

peap

pea-patch

peapod

pea-pod

peapods

pea-pods

pear cider

pear ciders

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pear gauges

pear psylla

pear psyllas

pear wine

pear wines

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pearce

pearceite

pearch

pearches

pearl bodies

pearl body

pearl edge

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pearl eye

pearl grass

pearl grasses

pearl gray

pearl greys

pearl millets

pearl moss

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pearl onion

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pearl river

pearl shells

pearl sinter

pearl spar

pearl spars

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pearl wedding

pearl weddings

pearl white

pearl

pearlaceous

pearlash

pearl-ash

pearl-barley

pearl-bordered-fritillaries

pearl-bordered-fritillary

pearl-clutching

pearl-diver

pearl-divers

pearled

pearler

pearlers

pearlescence

pearlescent

pearlesque

pearless

pearlfish

pearlfishes

pearlgrass

pearl-grey

pearl-harbor

pearlie

pearlies

pearlike

pearlin

pearliness

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pearlings

pearlins

pearlised

pearlite

pearlites

pearlitic

pearlized

pearl-millet

pearl-necklace

pearl-necklaces

pearl-of-wisdom

pearl-oyster

pearl-oysters

pearls

pearl-shell

pearls-of-wisdom

pearlstone

pearlstones

pearl-tapioca

pearlware

pearlwort

pearlworts

pearly everlasting

pearly nautilus

pearly

pearly-antshrike

pearly-antshrikes

pearly-families

pearly-family

pearly-gates

pearly-king

pearly-kings

pearly-penile-papules

pearly-prince

pearly-princes

pearly-princess

pearly-princesses

pearly-queen

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perate

perates

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pe-ratio

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perceptual sets

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Père David's deer

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perelman s(idney) j(oseph)

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Perey

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perfect-octave

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perfluoric-acid

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perfluorobutanesulfonic-acid

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perfluorohexyl

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perfluorooctane-sulfonate

perfluorooctanesulfonic-acid

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perfluorotrihexylamine

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pergolesi giovanni battista

pergolesi

pergolide

perh

perhaloalkane

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perhamite

perhaps

perhexiline

per-hop behavior

perhydrate

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perhydro

perhydroisoquinoline

perhydroisoquinolines

perhydrosqualene

peri

periacinal

periacinar

periacinous

periactin

periadventitial

periagua

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periaktoi

periaktos

perialpine

periampullary

perianth

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perianthium

perianths

periaortic

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periapse

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periapt

periapts

periaqueductal

periaqueductal-gray

periarbuscular

periareolar

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periarterial

periarticular

periastral

periastron

periastrons

periauger

periaugers

peribiliary

periblast

periblasts

periblem

periboloi

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pericambium

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pericardectomy

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pericardial effusion

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pericarp

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perichaeth

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perichaetia

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perichaetium

perichaetous

perichete

perichetes

perichondral bone

perichondral

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perichondrium

perichordal

perichoresis

periciazine

periciliary

periclase

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periclean

pericles

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pericline

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periclinium

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periclitation

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pericope

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pericopsis

pericoronitis

pericranial

pericranium

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pericrocotus

periculous

periculum

pericutaneous

pericyazine

pericycle

pericycles

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pericyclic-reaction

pericyclic-reactions

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pericyclids

pericynthion

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pericystectomy

pericystic

pericytal

pericyte

pericytes

pericytial

pericytic

periderm

peridermal

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periderms

peridia

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peridinin

peridinins

peridium

peridomestic

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peridontitis

peridot

peridotite

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peridots

peridrome

peridromes

periductal

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periendosteal

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perifosine

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perigastric

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perigonadal

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Périgord pie

perigraph

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perigynous

perihelia

perihelic

perihelion

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perihelium

perihematomal

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perihepatitis

periherm

periherms

perihilar

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periinfarction

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peril

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perilampids

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peri-lingual-deafness

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perillyl alcohol

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perilunes

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perilymphatic

perimammary

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perimenopausal

perimenopause

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perimetazine

perimeter authentication

perimeter defenses

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perimeter fences

perimeter net

perimeter

perimeters

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perimolysis

perimorph

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per-impossibile

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perimycin

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perimysial

perimysium

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perinea

perineal

perineal-raphae

perineometer

perineometers

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perineoplasty

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perineorrhaphy

perineoscrotal

perineostomy

perineotomy

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perineuria

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perineurium

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peringueyi

perinormal

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perinucleolar

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periocular

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period drama

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periodic-acid

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periodical-cicada

periodical-comet

periodicalist

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periodic-function

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periodogram

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periodoscope

periodoscopes

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period-pieces

period-play

periods

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periorbital

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perioscopes

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periosteally

periosteocytic

periosteotomy

periosteum

periosteums

periostin

periostitis

periostraca

periostracal

periostracum

periot

periotic

periotics

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peripancreatitis

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peripartum

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peripatecians

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peripatetical

peripatetically

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peripatetick

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peripatidae

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peripatopsids

peripatric

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peripatus

peripatuses

peripersonal

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peripeteia

peripetia

peripety

peripherad

peripheral arterial disease

peripheral bus

peripheral card

peripheral component interconnect

peripheral controller

peripheral device

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peripheral nervous systems

peripheral neuropathy

peripheral vascular disease

peripheral vision

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peripheral-brain

peripheral-brains

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peripheralizations

peripheralize

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peripheralizes

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peripheral-membrane-protein

peripheral-membrane-proteins

peripheral-nervous-system

peripherals

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peripubescent

perique

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peris

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perish-the-thought

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perisoma

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perisoreus-canadensis

perisperm

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perisperms

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perisporiopsis-melioloides

perisporium

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perissad

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perissocephalus

perissodactyl

perissodactyla

perissodactylic

perissodactyls

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peristalses

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peristaltic

peristaltick

peristasis

peristediid

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peristole

peristoma

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peristomata

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peristomium

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peristyle

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perisynaptic

perisystole

perite

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peritectomy

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peritenons

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peritextual

perithecia

perithecium

perithoracic

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peritonea

peritoneal

peritoneal-dialysis

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peritonitis

peritonsillar

peritonum

peritracheal

peritransplant

peritransplantation

peritraumatic

peritreme

peritremes

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peritrichous

peritrichs

peritrochia

peritrochium

peritropal

peritrophic

peritropous

peritubular capillaries

peritubular

peritubular-capillary

peritumoral

peritus

perityphlitides

perityphlitis

periumbilical

periungual

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peri-urban

periurethral

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perivascular

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periwig

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periwinkles

perizoma

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perkins frances

Perkin's mauve

perkins

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perl

perla

perlaceous

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perlative

perlatolic-acid

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perlection

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perlialite

perlid

perlids

perlin-noise

perlis

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perlite

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perlman itzhak

perlman

perlocution

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perlocutions

perlodid

perlodids

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perlous

perlsian

perlustrate

perlustrated

perlustrates

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perlustration

perlustrations

perm

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permabanned

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permaboner

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peterero

petereroes

peter-funk

petering

petering-out

peterkin

peterman

petermen

peter-out

peter-pan

peter-pan-generation

peter-pans

peter-pan-syndrome

peter-principle

peter-puffer

peter's pence

peters

petersburg

petersburg-paradox

petersen

Petersen's theorem

petersham

petershams

petersi

peterson oscar emmanuel

peterson roger tory

peterson

peters-out

petewilliamsite

petey

petfood

petfoods

petha

pethanol

pethas

pet-hate

pet-hates

pether

petherick

pethers

pethick

pethidine

pet-insurance

petiolar

petiolary

petiolate

petiolated

petiole

petioled

petioles

petiolulate

petiolule

petiolules

petipa

petit bourgeois

petit final

petit jury

petit larcenies

petit larceny

petit maître

petit point

petit sergeanty

petit serjeanty

petit treason

petit

petit-basset-griffon-venden

petite bourgeoise

petite final

petite finale

petite marmite

petite perception

petite sirah

petite

petite-bourgeoisie

petitely

petiteness

petit-four

petit-fours

petitgrain

petition

petitionarily

petitionary

petitioned

petitionee

petitionees

petitioner

petitioners

petitioning

petitionings

petition-of-right

petitions of right

petitions

petitio-principii

petitjeanite

petit-juries

petit-mal

petitory

petit-pois

petits pois

petits-fours

petkeeper

petkeepers

petkeeping

pet-lamp-shade

petless

petlike

petn

pet-name

pet-names

petnap

petnapper

petnappers

petnapping

petnappings

petofi sandor

petofi

petong

Peto's paradox

Petoskey stone

Petoskey stones

pet-peeve

pet-peeves

pet-plasmid

pet-project

pet-projects

petra

petrale-sole

petralogy

petran

petrarch francesco

petrarch

petrarchan

petrarchan-sonnet

petrarchan-sonnets

petraries

petrary

petre oil

petre

petrean

petrel

petrels

petrescence

petrescent

petri plate

petrich

petrichloral

petrichor

petricolid

petricolids

petricolous

petri-dish

petri-dishes

petrie (william matthew) flinders

petrie

petrifact

petrifaction

petrifactions

petrifactive

petrifiable

petrific

petrificated

petrification

petrifications

petrified forest

petrified

petrifier

petrifiers

petrifies

petrify

petrifying

petrine

petri-net

petri-nets

petrissage

petrissages

petro-

petrobactin

petroboloi

petrobolos

petrobrusian

petrobrusians

petrochelidon

petrochemical

petrochemically

petrochemicals

petrochemist

petrochemistry

petrochemists

petrock

petrocortyne

petrocortynes

petro-dictator

petro-dictators

petro-dictatorship

petrodiesel

petrodollar

petrodollars

petrogale

petrogales

petrogarch

petrogenesis

petrogenetic

petrogenic

petrogeological

petrogeologist

petrogeologists

petrogeology

petroglyph

petroglyphic

petroglyphs

petroglyphy

petrogr

petrograd

petrograph

petrographer

petrographers

petrographic microscope

petrographic

petrographical

petrographically

petrographies

petrographs

petrography

petroholic

petroholics

petrohyoid

petrohyoids

petroica

petroicidae

petrol filling stations

petrol garages

petrol pumps

petrol

petrolatum

petrolatums

petrol-blue

petrol-bomb

petrol-bombs

petrolea

petrolelectric

petrol-electric

petroleomics

petroleum cokes

petroleum

petroleum-coke

petroleum-ether

petroleum-flies

petroleum-fly

petroleum-jellies

petroleum-jelly

petroleums

petroleum-spirit

petroleum-spirits

petrol-filling-station

petrol-garage

petrolhead

petrolheads

petrolic

petroliferous

petroline

petrolism

petrolist

petrolists

petrologic

petrological

petrologically

petrologist

petrologists

petrology

petrol-pump

petrol-sniffer

petrol-sniffers

petrol-station

petrol-stations

petrol-tank

petrol-tanks

petrolum

petromastoid

petromax

petromaxes

petromurid

petromuridae

petromurids

petromus

petromyzon

petromyzonid

petromyzonids

petromyzont

petromyzontid

petromyzontida

petromyzontidae

petromyzontids

petromyzontiform

petromyzontiformes

petromyzonts

petronel

petronella

petronels

petronia

petronian

petronius gaius

petronius

petronoia

petropavlovsk

petropavlovsk-kamchatski

petropavlovsk-kamchatskiy

petropavlovsk-kamchatsky

petropedetid

petropedetids

petrophassa

petrophassa-albipennis

petrophassa-rufipennis

petrophilous

petrophysics

petrópolis

petroproduct

petroproducts

petrorevenue

petrosal

petrosals

petroselinic

petroselinic-acid

petroselinum

petroselinum-crispum

petroselinum-neapolitanum

petrosilex

petrosilexes

petrosilicious

petrosomatoglyph

petrosomatoglyphs

petrosphere

petrospheres

petrostate

petrostates

petrosyan

petrotechnical

petrous

petrovicite

petrovskaite

petrozavodsk

petrukite

pets the kitty

pets

petscheckite

petshop

pet-shop

petshops

pet-shops

petsit

petsitter

petsitters

petsitting

pet-sitting

pett scan

pettable

pettah

pettahs

petted the kitty

petted

petter

petterdite

petters

pettichaps

petticoat breeches

petticoat governments

petticoat pipes

petticoat tail

petticoat tails

petticoat

petticoated

petticoat-government

petticoating

petticoatless

petticoat-pipe

petticoats

pettifog

pettifoged

pettifogged

pettifogger

pettifoggeries

pettifoggers

pettifoggery

pettifogging

pettifoging

pettifogs

pettifogulize

pettily

pettiness

pettinesses

petting the kitty

petting zoos

petting

pettingly

pettings

petting-zoo

pettipants

pettish

pettishly

pettishness

pettiskirt

pettiskirts

pettislip

pettitoes

petto

petty bourgeois

petty crimes

petty jury

petty larceny

petty

petty-apartheid

petty-bag

petty-bourgeoisie

petty-bourgeoisies

petty-cash

pettychaps

petty-crime

pettyfogger

pettyfoggers

petty-larcenies

petty-officer

petty-officer-first-class

petty-officers

petty-officer-second-class

petty-officers-first-class

petty-officers-second-class

petty-officers-third-class

petty-officer-third-class

petty-spurge

petty-theft

petty-thefts

petty-treason

pettywhin

petulance

petulances

petulancies

petulancy

petulant

petulantly

petulcity

petunia

petunias

petunioideae

petunse

petunses

petuntse

petuntses

petuntze

petuntzes

petya

petzite

petzites

Petzval lens

Petzval lenses

peucaea

peuce

peucedanin

peucedramidae

peucedramus

peuces

peucetian

peucetii

peucil

peucyl

peugeot

peugeots

peutingerian

pev

pevsner

pew internet and american life project survey

pew

pewed

pewee

pewees

pewet

pewets

pewfellow

pewfellows

pewful

pewfuls

pewing

pewit

pewits

pewlike

pewmate

pewmates

pew-opener

pews

pewter

pewterer

pewterers

pewters

pewterware

pewterwares

pewtery

pewtre

pex

pexacerfont

pexelizumab

pexophagy

pexy

peyer

peyer-s-patch

peyer-s-patches

peyote button

peyote

peyotes

peyotl

peyronie-s-disease

peyton

peytrel

pez

peziza

pezizales

pezizas

pezizoid

pezizomycetes

pezizomycotina

pezograph

pezographs

pezopetes

pezoporus

pezoporus-flaviventris

pezoporus-occidentalis

pezoporus-wallicus

pezzottaite

pezzottaites

pf

pfa file

pfa

pfaff

pfaffed

pfaffian

pfaffians

pfaffic acid

pfaffing

pfaffs

pfalz

pfalzgraf

pfalzgrafs

Pfannenstiel incision

Pfannenstiel-Kerr incision

pfaugh

pfb file

pfb

pfc

pfca

pfcas

pfd

pfeffernuss

pfeffernusse

Pfeiffer's glandular fever

pfeiffer-s-disease

pfeiffer-syndrome

pfennig

pfennige

pfennigs

pff

pfff

pffs

pfft

pfi

pfigs

Pfitzner-Moffatt oxidation

pfizer-riser

Pfizer's rule of five

pf-key

pflops

pflp

pfm file

pfm

pfn list

pfoa

pforzheim

pfp

pfps

pfq

p-frame

p-frames

pfs:first choice

pfs:write

pfs

pft

pftaire

pfui

pg

p-g

pga

pgad

pgbk

pgce

pgdiplp

pgdm

pgdn

pg-dn

pgf

pgk

pgl

pgm

pgmc

pgp

pgpr

pgrp

pgs

pgsem

pgsems

pgup/pgdn keys

pgup

pg-up

pgy

Ph chromosome

ph

p-h

ph3

ph33r

pha

phaal

phaals

phaas

phablet

phablets

phacelia

phacelli

phacellodomus

phaco

phacochere

phacocheres

phacochoerus

phacochoerus-africanus

phacocystectomy

phacodonesis

phacoemulsification

phacoemulsifications

phacoid

phacolite

phacolites

phacopid

phacopida

phacopids

phad painting

phaeacian

phaeacians

phaedra

phaedriades

phaedrus

phaenicophaeus

phaenicophaeus-curvirostris

phaenicophaeus-diardi

phaenicophaeus-pyrrhocephalus

phaenicophaeus-sumatranus

phaenicophaeus-tristis

phaenicophaeus-viridirostris

phaenicophilus

phaenna

phaennid

phaennids

phaenogamic

phaenogamous

phaenomena

phaenomenon

phaenostictus

phaeo

phaeoceros

phaeochroa

phaeochromocytoma

phaeochromocytomas

phaeochromocytomata

phaeohyphomycoses

phaeohyphomycosis

phaeohyphomycotic

phaeolejeunea

phaeomegaceros

phaeomelanic

phaeomelanin

phaeomyias

phaeomyiid

phaeomyiids

phaeophyceae

phaeophyta

phaeophyte

phaeophytes

phaeopigment

phaeopigments

phaeospore

phaeospores

phaeothlypis

phaeozems

pha-ethon

phaëthon

phaethon-aethereus

phaethon-lepturus

phaethon-rubricauda

phaethontid

phaethontidae

phaethontids

phaethontiformes

phaethornis

phaeton

phaetons

phaetusa

phaetusa-simplex

phag-

phage display

phage therapies

phage therapy

phage virus

phage

phagedena

phagedenas

phagedenic

phagedenic-gingivitis

phagedenous

phagemid

phagemids

phages

-phagia

phagic

phago

phagocyte

phagocyted

phagocytes

phagocytic index

phagocytic

phagocyting

phagocytise

phagocytised

phagocytises

phagocytising

phagocytize

phagocytized

phagocytizes

phagocytizing

phagocytose

phagocytosed

phagocytoses

phagocytosing

phagocytosis

phagocytotic

phagokinetic

phagology

phagolysosomal

phagolysosome

phagolysosomes

phagophobia

phagophore

phagophores

phagosomal

phagosome

phagosomes

phagostimulation

phagostimulatory

phagotrophic

-phagous

phagwa

-phagy

phaiakian

phaiakians

phainopepla

phainopeplas

phainoptila

phaistos

phakia

phakic

phakomatoses

phakomatosis

phakoscope

phakoscopes

phal

phalacrid

phalacrids

phalacrocoracid

phalacrocoracidae

phalacrocoracids

phalacrocorax

phalacrocorax-aristotelis

phalacrocorax-auritus

phalacrocorax-brasilianus

phalacrocorax-capensis

phalacrocorax-capillatus

phalacrocorax-carbo

phalacrocorax-featherstoni

phalacrocorax-fuscescens

phalacrocorax-fuscicollis

phalacrocorax-gaimardi

phalacrocorax-harrisi

phalacrocorax-lucidus

phalacrocorax-magellanicus

phalacrocorax-neglectus

phalacrocorax-nigrogularis

phalacrocorax-pelagicus

phalacrocorax-penicillatus

phalacrocorax-punctatus

phalacrocorax-sulcirostris

phalacrocorax-urile

phalacrocorax-varius

phalacrosis

phalaenid

phalaenids

phalaenophily

phalaenopsis

phalaenopsis-amabilis

phalaenopsises

phalaenoptilus

phalangal

phalange

phalangeal

phalangeals

phalangectomy

phalanger

phalangerid

phalangeridae

phalangerids

phalangeriformes

phalangeroidea

phalangers

phalanges

phalangial

phalangian

phalangid

phalangids

phalangiid

phalangiids

phalangist

phalangista

phalangists

phalangite

phalangites

phalangodid

phalangodids

phalansterian

phalansterians

phalansteries

phalansterism

phalanstery

phalanx

phalanxes

phalaris

phalarope

phalaropes

phalaropodid

phalaropodids

phalaropus

phalaropus-fulicarius

phalaropus-lobatus

phalaropus-tricolor

phalcoboenus

phalcoboenus-albogularis

phalcoboenus-australis

phalcoboenus-carunculatus

phalcoboenus-megalopterus

phalera

phalerae

phalguna

phall

phallacidin

phallacin

phallectomies

phallectomy

phallet

phalli

phallic

phallically

phallicism

phallicness

phallisacin

phallisin

phallism

phallist

phallo

phallobase

phallobases

phallocentric

phallocentrism

phallocentrisms

phallocracies

phallocracy

phallocrat

phallocratic

phallocrats

phallocrypt

phallodea

phallodeum

phallogocentric

phallogocentrism

phallogocentrisms

phalloidin

phalloidine

phalloidines

phalloidins

phalloin

phallological

phallologist

phallologists

phallologocentric

phallologocentrism

phallology

phallolysin

phallometric

phallometry

phalloplasties

phalloplasty

phallostethid

phallostethids

phallotomy

phallotoxin

phallotoxins

phalls

phallus

phallused

phalluses

phalluslike

phalp

phals

phalura

phanaeine

phanaeines

phanariot

phanaticism

phancifull

phane

phanerite

phaneritic

phanerocodonic

phanerocrystalline

phanerogam

phanerogamian

phanerogamic

phanerogamous

phanerogams

phaneroglossal

phaneromania

phanerophyte

phanerophytes

phaneropterid

phaneropterids

phanerozoic

phanes

phanquinone

phanquone

phantascope

phantascopes

phantasia

phantasie

phantasied

phantasies

phantasise

phantasist

phantasists

phantasize

phantasizer

phantasizes

phantasm

phantasma

phantasmagoria

phantasmagorial

phantasmagorian

phantasmagorias

phantasmagoric

phantasmagorical

phantasmagorically

phantasmagories

phantasmagory

phantasmal

phantasmascope

phantasmascopes

phantasmata

phantasmatical

phantasmatography

phantasmic

phantasmically

phantasmophobia

phantasms

phantasos

phantastic

phantastical

phantasticall

phantastically

phantastick

phantastique

phantasy

phantom call

phantom calls

phantom circuit

phantom circuits

phantom crane flies

phantom crane fly

phantom energy

phantom eye syndrome

phantom goal

phantom goals

phantom island

phantom islands

phantom lines

phantom midge

phantom midges

phantom page

phantom power

phantom pregnancies

phantom punches

phantom reference

phantom references

phantom stock plan

phantom tumours

phantom type

phantom types

phantom

phantomatic

phantom-bone-disease

phantomization

phantomize

phantomized

phantomizes

phantomizing

phantomlike

phantom-limb

phantom-limbs

phantom-pain

phantom-pains

phantom-pregnancy

phantom-punch

phantoms

phantom-tumour

phantomwise

phantom-withdrawal

phantom-withdrawals

phantosmia

phantosmias

phapitreron

phapitreron-amethystinus

phapitreron-brunneiceps

phapitreron-cinereiceps

phapitreron-leucotis

phaps

phaps-chalcoptera

phaps-elegans

phaps-histrionica

phar

pharao

pharaoh ant

pharaoh hound

pharaoh

pharaoh-ants

pharaoh's chicken

Pharaoh's serpent

pharaohs

pharaon

pharaonic

pharaonically

pharaonic-circumcision

pharate

phare

pharid

pharids

pharisaean

pharisaic

pharisaical

pharisaically

pharisaicalness

pharisaism

pharisaisms

pharisan

pharisans

pharisean

phariseans

pharisee

phariseeism

phariseeisms

pharisees

pharm

pharma

pharmaceutic

pharmaceutical company

pharmaceutical grades

pharmaceutical

pharmaceutical-grade

pharmaceutically

pharmaceuticals

pharmaceutics

pharmaceutist

pharmaceutists

pharmacies

pharmacist

pharmacists

pharmaco-

pharmacochemical

pharmacochemist

pharmacochemistry

pharmacochemists

pharmacodiagnosis

pharmacodynamic

pharmacodynamics

pharmacoeconomic

pharmacoeconomically

pharmacoeconomics

pharmacoeconomist

pharmacoeconomists

pharmacoenvironmentology

pharmacoepidemiologic

pharmacoepidemiological

pharmacoepidemiologist

pharmacoepidemiologists

pharmacoepidemiology

pharmacogenetic

pharmacogeneticist

pharmacogeneticists

pharmacogenetics

pharmacogenomic

pharmacogenomics

pharmacognosies

pharmacognosis

pharmacognosist

pharmacognosists

pharmacognostic

pharmacognosy

pharmacography

pharmacokinetic

pharmacokinetically

pharmacokinetics

pharmacolite

pharmacologic

pharmacological

pharmacological-agent

pharmacological-agents

pharmacologically

pharmacologist

pharmacologists

pharmacology

pharmacomania

pharmacomanias

pharmacometabolomic

pharmacometabolomics

pharmacometabonomics

pharmacometrician

pharmacometricians

pharmacometrics

pharmacon

pharmacons

pharmacopeia

pharmacopeial

pharmacopeias

pharmacopeic

pharmacopeist

pharmacopeists

pharmacophilia

pharmacophobia

pharmacophore

pharmacophores

pharmacophoric

pharmacopoei

pharmacopoeia

pharmacopoeial

pharmacopoeias

pharmacopoeic

pharmacopoeical

pharmacopolist

pharmacopolists

pharmacoproteomic

pharmacoproteomics

pharmacoresistant

pharmacosiderite

pharmacosiderites

pharmacotherapeutic

pharmacotherapies

pharmacotherapist

pharmacotherapists

pharmacotherapy

pharmacovigilance

pharmacy

pharmafood

pharmafoods

pharmageddon

pharmb

pharmd

pharming

pharmm

pharms

pharo

pharoah

pharology

pharomachrus

pharos

pharsalia

pharsalus

pharyngal

pharyngeal

pharyngealization

pharyngealize

pharyngealized

pharyngealizes

pharyngealizing

pharyngeals

pharyngeal-tonsil

pharyngeal-tonsils

pharyngectomy

pharynges

pharyngitic

pharyngitides

pharyngitis

pharyngo-

pharyngobranchial

pharyngobranchials

pharyngocele

pharyngoepiglottic

pharyngojejunal

pharyngolaryngeal

pharyngologist

pharyngologists

pharyngology

pharyngomaxillary

pharyngonasal

pharyngopalatini

pharyngopalatinus

pharyngoplasty

pharyngoscope

pharyngoscopes

pharyngoscopic

pharyngoscopies

pharyngoscopy

pharyngotome

pharyngotomes

pharyngotomies

pharyngotomy

pharyngotympanic tube

pharyngotympanic

pharyngula

phascogale

phascogales

phascogalini

phascolarctid

phascolarctidae

phascolarctids

phascolarctos

phascolome

phascolomes

phascolosomatid

phascolosomatids

phase alternate line

phase angle

phase change cooler

phase change cooling

phase change disc

phase change disk

phase change drive

phase change memory

phase change printer

phase change ram

phase change recording

phase change

phase contrast microscopes

phase diagrams

phase encoding

phase factors

phase inverters

phase locked

phase microscope

phase modulation

phase modulations

phase of matter

phase plane

phase shift

phase shifter

phase shifters

phase tester

phase testers

phase trafficked

phase trafficking

phase

phase-contrast-microscope

phase-contrast-microscopy

phased array

phased

phase-diagram

phased-out

phasedown

phase-down

phasedowns

phase-factor

phase-function

phase-functions

phaseic

phaseic-acid

phase-in

phase-inverter

phasel

phaseless

phase-locked loop

phasels

phasematched

phasematching

phase-modulator

phase-modulators

phaseoleae

phaseoli

phaseolic acid

phaseoliform

phaseolin

phaseolinae

phaseollidin

phaseollin

phaseolus

phaseolus-coccineus

phaseolus-vulgaris

phaseomannite

phaseout

phase-out

phaseouts

phaser

phasers

phase-rule

phases

phase-separation

phase-shift keying

phaseshift

phaseshifts

phases-out

phase-space

phasetrafficked

phasetrafficking

phase-transfer catalyst

phase-transfer-catalysis

phase-transition

phase-velocity

-phasia

phasianellid

phasianellids

phasianid

phasianidae

phasianids

phasianinae

phasianine

phasianus

phasianus-colchicus

phasianus-versicolor

phasic

phasically

phasing current

phasing currents

phasing

phasing-out

phasings

phasis

phasm

phasma

phasmahyla

phasmatid

phasmatidae

phasmatids

phasmatinae

phasmatodea

phasmatoidea

phasmid

phasmidic

phasmids

phasmophobia

phasms

phason

phasonic

phasor

phasors

phassachate

phassachates

phat pants

phat

phatagin

phatagins

phatic

phatically

phatic-communion

phaticity

phatmetic

phatnic

phatnitic

phaton

phatter

phattest

phaunouxite

phb

phc

phd mode

phd

ph-d

phds

phe

pheasant

pheasantlike

pheasantries

pheasantry

pheasants' eyes

pheasants

pheasant-s-eye

pheasant-s-eyes

phebe

phebes

phecda

phedina

phedinkus

pheer

pheese

phegornis

phegornis-mitchellii

pheidias

pheidippides

phellamurin

phellandrene

phellandrenes

phellem

phellinus

phelloderm

phellodermal

phelloderms

phellogen

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phenakistoscope

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phenalene

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phenanthrenemethanol

phenanthrenequinone

phenanthrenequinones

phenanthrenes

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phenanthroindolizidine

phenanthrol

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phenaridine

phenarsazine chloride

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phenate

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phenazacillin

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phenazopyridine hydrochloride

phenazopyridine

phencyclidine

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phene

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phenergan

pheneridine

phenetamine

phenethicillin

phenethyl-alcohol

phenethylamine

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phenethylglucosinolate

phenetic

pheneticillin

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phenetidine

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phenetols

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phen-fen

phenformin

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phengodids

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phenicopter

phenindamine

phenindione

pheniprazine

pheniramine

phenix

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phenmetrazine

pheno-

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phenobarbital

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phenocopying

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phenolated

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phenol-formaldehyde-resin

phenolic resins

phenolic

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phenological

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phenothrin

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phenotypic-plasticity

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phenoxaphosphine

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phenoxathiine

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phenoxazine

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phenoxide

phenoxides

phenoxy

phenoxyacid

phenoxyacids

phenoxybenzamine

phenoxyethanol

phenoxyethanols

phenoxyl

phenoxymethyl penicillin

phenoxymethylpenicillin

phenoxypropazine

phenoxypropylpenicillin

phenoxys

phenpentermine

phenprobamate

phenprocoumon

phenpromethamine

phenpropionate

phensuximide

phentermine

phentolamine

phenyboronic

phenyboronic-acid

phenyl

phenylacetaldehyde

phenylacetaldehydes

phenylacetate

phenylacetates

phenylacetic

phenylacetic-acid

phenylacetone

phenylacetones

phenylacetylene

phenylacetylenes

phenylacetylglutamine

phenylalaninase

phenylalanine

phenylalanines

phenylalanylanhydride

phenylamine

phenylamines

phenylamino

phenylaniline

phenylarsenious-acid

phenylarsonic-acid

phenylated

phenylbenzene

phenylboronic acid

phenylboronic acids

phenylbutanoic acids

phenylbutanoic

phenylbutanoic-acid

phenylbutazone

phenylbutazones

phenylbutyrate

phenylcarbamic acid

phenylcarbinol

phenylcarbinols

phenylcyclohexylpiperidine

phenylcyclopentamine

phenyldiazomethanes

phenyldichloroarsine

phenyldichloroarsines

phenylene

phenylenediamine

phenylenediamines

phenylenedicarbene

phenylenes

phenylenevinylene

phenylenevinylenes

phenylephedrine

phenylephrine

phenylethane

phenylethanes

phenylethanoid

phenylethanoids

phenylethanolamine

phenylethanolamines

phenylethylamine

phenylethylamines

phenylethylbarbituric-acid

phenylethylidenehydrazine

phenylethylmalonamide

phenylglyoxal

phenylhydrazine

phenylhydrazines

phenylhydrazone

phenylhydrazones

phenylhydroxylamine

phenylhydroxylamines

phenylic

phenylindanedione

phenylindole

phenylindoles

phenylisopropyladenosine

phenylisopropyladenosines

phenylisopropylamine

phenylisothiocyanate

phenylisothiocyanates

phenylketonuria

phenylketonurias

phenyllactic acid

phenylmagnesium-bromide

phenyl-mercaptan

phenylmercurial

phenylmercuric

phenylmercuries

phenylmercury

phenylmethane

phenylmethanesulfonyl

phenylmethyl

phenylmethylsulfonyl

phenylnitrone

phenylnitrones

phenylosazone

phenylosazones

phenylpiperazine

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phenylpiperidine

phenylpiperidines

phenylpiracetam

phenylpropanoid

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phenylpropanolamine

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phenylpyrrole

phenylpyrroles

phenylpyruvate

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phenyls

phenylselenide

phenylsilatrane

phenyltetrazolium

phenylthiocarbamide

phenylthiocarbamides

phenylthiohydantoin

phenylthiohydantoins

phenylthiol

phenylthiolate

phenylthiourea

phenylthioureas

phenyltoloxamine

phenyltropane

phenyltropanes

phenyracillin

phenyramidol

phenytoin

phenytoins

pheochromocytoma

pheochromocytomas

pheochromocytomata

pheomelanic

pheomelanin

pheomelanosome

pheomelanosomes

pheon

pheonix

pheons

pheophytin

pheoplast

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pheromonal

pheromonally

pheromone

pheromones

pheromonic

phetharbital

pheucticus

pheugopedius

phev

phew

phfft

phg

phht

phi beta kappa

phi meson

phi phenomena

phi phenomenon

phi

phial

phiale

phialed

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phialides

phialing

phials

phibalura

phiber optik

phi-bete

phi-betes

phidias

phidippides

phidoloporid

phidoloporids

phigs

phigys

phigys-solitarius

phil. i.

phil. is.

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phila

philabeg

philabegs

philadelphia fed survey

Philadelphia knot

Philadelphia knots

philadelphia pepper pot

Philadelphia roll

philadelphia semiconductor index

philadelphia stock exchange

philadelphia

philadelphia-chromosome

philadelphia-chromosomes

philadelphia-lawyer

philadelphia-lawyers

philadelphian

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philanderer

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philandering

philanderings

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philanders

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Philippine cobra

Philippine flying lemur

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Philippine lime

philippine mahogany

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phillips curve

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phillips-screw

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philly-fade

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philo judaeus

philo-

philobryid

philobryids

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philochortus

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philocrats

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philos

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philosophating

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philosophical zombie

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philtrum-moustache

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phimosus-infuscatus

phimotic

ph-indicator

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phiomorpha

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phippard

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phipps

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phitoness

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phl

phlaeothripid

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phlm

phlobaphene

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phloem ray

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phloeophagy

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phloramine

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phloretin

phlorhizin

phloridzin

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phloroglucinol

phloroglucinols

phlorol

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phlorone

phlorotannin

phlorotannins

phlox

phloxes

phloxine

phloxlike

phlox-worm

phlox-worms

phlx gold & silver index

phlx

phlyctaeniid

phlyctaeniids

phlycten

phlyctena

phlyctens

phlyctenular

phlyctenule

phlyctenules

phm

ph-meter

phn

phnologic

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phnom-penh

phnotypic

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pho

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phobetor

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phobia

phobias

phobic avoidant

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phocines

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phocoenidae

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phocoidea

phocomeli

phocomelia

phocomelias

phocomelus

phodilus

phodilus-assimilis

phodilus-badius

phodilus-prigoginei

phoeb

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phoebastria-albatrus

phoebastria-immutabilis

phoebastria-irrorata

phoebastria-nigripes

phoebe

phoebean

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phoebus

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phoenician-alphabet

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phoenicococcid

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phoeniconaias

phoeniconaias-minor

phoeniconone

phoenicoparrus

phoenicoparrus-andinus

phoenicoparrus-jamesi

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phoenicopterus-chilensis

phoenicopterus-roseus

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phoeniculidae

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phoenicurus

phoenix award bios

phoenix bios

phoenix islands

phoenix palm

phoenix palms

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phoenix-city

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pholcodine

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phone charger

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phone hawk

phone jack

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phone leash

phone line access

phone memory

phone monkeys

phone operating system

phone patch

phone phreak

phone phreaking

phone plug

phone power

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phone tree

phone wallet

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phonecall

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phone-card

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phonegap enterprise

phonegap/cordova

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phonetic erosion

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phone-up

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phonobreather

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phonocentrism

phonocentrisms

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phonodiscs

phonofiddle

phonofiddles

phonogenic

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phonogramme

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phonograms

phonograph record

phonograph records

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phonoscope

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phonotaxis

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phonotypes

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phonotypies

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phons

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phony-baloney

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phonygammus

phonying up

phony-war

phoo

phooey

phor

phorate

phorbol

phorbols

phorboxazole

-phore

phoresis

phoresy

phoretic

phorid

phoridae

phorids

phormidiaceae

phormidioideae

phorminges

phorminx

phorminxes

phormium

phormiums

phoroidea

phorone

phoronid

phoronida

phoronids

phoronomics

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phorophytes

phoropter

phoropters

-phorous

phorusrhacid

phorusrhacids

phos-

phosacetim

phosalone

phosducin

phosducins

phosgenated

phosgene

phosgenite

phosichthyid

phosichthyids

phosita

phosmet

phosph-

phosphaadamantane

phosphacyclic

phosphagen

phosphagens

phospham

phosphamidon

phosphammite

phosphams

phosphane

phosphanes

phosphanthridine

phosphanthridines

phosphanylidene

phosphanylidenes

phosphatase

phosphatases

phosphate acetyltransferase

phosphate rock

phosphate

phosphated distarch phosphate

phosphatemia

phosphates

phosphatian

phosphatic diathesis

phosphatic

phosphatidase

phosphatidate

phosphatidates

phosphatide

phosphatides

phosphatidic

phosphatidic-acid

phosphatidyl

phosphatidylcholine

phosphatidylcholines

phosphatidylethanolamine

phosphatidylethanolamines

phosphatidylglucose

phosphatidylglycerol

phosphatidylglycerols

phosphatidylinositide

phosphatidylinositides

phosphatidylinositol

phosphatidylinositols

phosphatidylserine

phosphatidylserines

phosphating

phosphatization

phosphatizations

phosphatize

phosphatized

phosphatizes

phosphatizing

phosphatome

phosphatomes

phosphatrane

phosphaturia

phosphaturias

phosphazene

phosphazenes

phosphazine

phosphazines

phosphene

phosphenes

phosphepane

phosphepine

phosphetane

phosphide

phosphides

phosphinane

phosphinate

phosphinates

phosphindole

phosphindoles

phosphindolizine

phosphindolizines

phosphine

phosphine-imide

phosphine-oxide

phosphine-oxides

phosphines

phosphine-sulfide

phosphine-sulfides

phosphinic acids

phosphinic

phosphinic-acid

phosphinidene

phosphinidenes

phosphinimide

phosphinine

phosphinite

phosphinites

phosphinoline

phosphinolines

phosphinolizine

phosphinolizines

phosphinothricin

phosphinotricin

phosphinous acids

phosphinous

phosphinous-acid

phosphinyl

phosphinyls

phosphite

phosphites

phospho-

phosphoacceptor

phosphoacceptors

phosphoacetylglucosamine-mutase

phosphoalanine

phosphoamidase

phosphoamidases

phosphoantigen

phosphoantigens

phosphoarginine

phosphocalcic

phosphocane

phosphocaseinate

phosphocellulose

phosphocholine

phosphocholines

phosphocitric acid

phosphocreatine

phosphodeoxyribomutase

phosphodiester bond

phosphodiester

phosphodiesterase

phosphodiesterases

phosphodiesters

phosphoellenbergerite

phosphoenol

phosphoenolpyruvate

phosphoenolpyruvate-mutase

phosphoenolpyruvates

phosphoenolpyruvic-acid

phosphoenoylpyruvate

phosphoethanolamine

phosphoethanolamines

phosphoferrite

phosphofibrite

phosphofructaldolase

phosphofructokinase

phosphofructokinases

phosphofructotransferase

phosphogartrellite

phosphoglucoisomerase

phosphoglucoisomerases

phosphoglucokinase

phosphoglucokinases

phosphoglucomutase

phosphoglucomutases

phosphogluconate

phosphogluconolactonase

phosphogluconolactonases

phosphogluconolactone

phosphoglucosamine

phosphoglucosamine-mutase

phosphoglucose

phosphoglucoseisomerase

phosphoglyceraldehyde

phosphoglyceraldehydes

phosphoglycerate

phosphoglyceratekinase

phosphoglycerate-kinase

phosphoglyceratemutase

phosphoglycerates

phosphoglyceric acids

phosphoglyceric

phosphoglyceric-acid

phosphoglyceride

phosphoglycerides

phosphoglycerol

phosphoglycerolipid

phosphoglycerolipids

phosphoglycerols

phosphoglyceromutase

phosphoglyceromutases

phosphoglycolate

phosphoglycolates

phosphoglycolipid

phosphoglycolipids

phosphogypsum

phosphohexoses

phosphohistone

phosphohydrolase

phosphohydrolases

phosphoimager

phosphoimagers

phosphoimaging

phosphoinositide

phosphoinositides

phosphoinositol

phosphoinositols

phosphoketolase

phosphoketolases

phosphokinase

phosphokinases

phospholactic acid

phospholamban

phospholambans

phospholane

phospholanes

phosphole

phospholes

phospholinked

phospholipase

phospholipases

phospholipid

phospholipidic

phospholipidome

phospholipidomics

phospholipidosis

phospholipids

phosphomannomutase

phosphomannomutases

phosphomevalonic-acid

phosphomimetic

phosphomolybdate

phosphomolybdates

phosphomolybdic

phosphomolybdic-acid

phosphomonoesterase

phosphomonoesterases

phosphomutant

phosphomutants

phosphonate

phosphonates

phosphonecrosis

phosphoneoepitope

phosphonic

phosphonic-acid

phosphonic-acids

phosphonite

phosphonites

phosphonitrile

phosphonitriles

phosphonium

phosphonoacetate

phosphonoacetates

phosphonoacetic

phosphonoacetic-acid

phosphonoformic acid

phosphonolipid

phosphonolipids

phosphonopentanoic

phosphonous acids

phosphonous

phosphonous-acid

phosphonovaleric

phosphonucleoside

phosphopantetheine

phosphopentomutase

phosphopentomutases

phosphopeptide

phosphopeptides

phosphophyllite

phosphophyllites

phosphoplipid

phosphoprotein

phosphoproteinomics

phosphoproteins

phosphoprotemics

phosphoproteome

phosphoproteomes

phosphoproteomic

phosphoproteomics

phosphopyruvate

phosphor burn

phosphor

phosphoramidate

phosphoramide

phosphoramides

phosphoramidite

phosphoramidites

phosphoramidon

phosphorane

phosphoranes

phosphoranyl

phosphoranyls

phosphorate

phosphorated

phosphor-bronze

phosphor-bronzes

phosphoreal

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phosphorelays

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phosphorent

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phosphoresce

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phosphorescences

phosphorescent OLED

phosphorescent

phosphorescently

phosphorescents

phosphoresces

phosphorescing

phosphoreted

phosphoretic

phosphoretted hydrogen

phosphorgummite

phosphorgummites

phosphorial

phosphorian

phosphoribomutase

phosphoribomutases

phosphoribosyl

phosphoribosylamine

phosphoribosylaminoimidazolecarboxamide-formyltransferase

phosphoribosylaminoimidazole-carboxylase

phosphoribosylaminoimidazolesuccinocarboxamide-synthase

phosphoribosylaminoimidazole-synthetase

phosphoribosylformylglycinamidine

phosphoribosylglycinamide

phosphoribosylpyrophosphate

phosphoribosyltransferase

phosphoribosyltransferases

phosphoribulokinase

phosphoric

phosphoric-acid

phosphorical

phosphoriferous

phosphorimager

phosphorimaging

phosphorimetry

phosphorine

phosphorines

phosphorise

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phosphorodiamidate

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phosphorothiolated

phosphorous

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phosphor-roesslerite

phosphorrsslerite

phosphors

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phosphoruria

phosphorus bottles

phosphorus cycles

phosphorus pastes

phosphorus pentachloride

phosphorus poisonings

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phosphorus trichloride

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phosphorus-bottle

phosphorus-cachexia

phosphorus-cycle

phosphorus-match

phosphorus-necrosis

phosphorus-oxynitride

phosphorus-paste

phosphorus-pentoxide

phosphorus-poisoning

phosphorus-sesquisulphide

phosphorus-ylide

phosphoryl

phosphorylable

phosphorylase

phosphorylases

phosphorylatable

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phosphorylated

phosphorylates

phosphorylating

phosphorylation

phosphorylations

phosphorylcholine

phosphorylcholines

phosphorylethanolamine

phosphorylethanolamines

phosphorylome

phosphoserine

phosphoserines

phosphosiderite

phosphosite

phosphosites

phosphospecific

phosphosugar

phosphosugars

phosphosulfate

phosphosulfates

phosphosulphate

phosphothreonine

phosphothreonines

phosphotransfer

phosphotransferase

phosphotransferases

phosphotransfers

phosphotungstate

phosphotungstates

phosphotungstic

phosphotungstic-acid

phosphotyrosine

phosphotyrosines

phosphourous

phosphovanadylite

phosphowalpurgite

phosphuranylite

phosphure

phosphures

phosphuret

phosphureted

phosphureted-hydrogen

phosphurets

phosphuretted

phosphuria

phosphylene

phosphylenes

phosporetted-hydrogen

phossy water

phossy

phossy-jaw

phosvitin

phosvitins

phot

photalgia

photic sneeze reflex

photic zones

photic

photichthyid

photichthyids

photics

photic-zone

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photinia

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photinos

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quinellaed

quinellaing

quinellas

quinelorane

Quine-McCluskey algorithm

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quinestradol

quinestrol

quinetalate

quinethazone

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quinsywort

quint

Quinta de Tilcoco

quinta

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quints

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quioucohanock

quip

quipazine

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quippy

quips

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quipu

quipucamayoc

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quirboilly

quire ken

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quire

quired

quires

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quirinus

quirister

quiristers

quiritation

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quirites

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quirked

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quirkily

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quirkyalones

quirky-subject

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quirleys

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quirt

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quirts

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quisle

quisling

quislings

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quisms

quison

quisonant

quisons

quisqualate

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quisquilian

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quissets

quist

quisultazine

quit buddies

quit buddy

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quit while one is ahead

quit

quitable

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quitch grass

quitch

quitchgrass

quitclaim deed

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quit-claim-deed

quitclaimed

quitclaiming

quitclaims

quite

quite-a-bit

quite-a-few

quite-the-contrary

quitline

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quito

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quitrents

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quits

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quiyoughcohannock

quiz kid

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quizbook

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quiz-bowl

quizlet

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qulfis

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qum

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quo jure?

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quob

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quod non

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quoddy

quod-erat-demonstrandum

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quoils

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quotability

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quote-driven

quotee

quotees

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quoter

quoters

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quoteth

quote-unquote

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quotha

quot-homines-tot-sententi

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quotidianly

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quotient groups

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quotient-group

quotients

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quoting

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quotities

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qu-ran

quran-aloner

quran-bashing

quran-believer

quranic

qur-anic

quranically

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quranic-movement

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qur-aniyun

qurans

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quran-thumper

quran-thumping

qurbana

qurbanas

qure

qures

quries

qurl

qur-n

qurnet es sauda

qursh

qurshes

qury

qusita

qustion

qustionable

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qwertz

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qy

qyoot

qypchaq

qypchaqs

qyzylqum

QZSS

R

(E?)(L?) https://www.yourdictionary.com/index/R

r factor

r interface

r&d

r&d

r.d

r.i.

r.i.p.

r/c

r/K selection theory

r:base 2000

r:base system

r

r10000

r1022 atm technology testbed

R-2

r-3

r3000

r4000

r5000

r8000

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raa

raad

raadeite

raajmahal

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raas

raaya

rab

rabab

rababs

rabanna

rabat

rabato

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rabats

rabaul

rabaul-creole-german

rabb

rabbah

rabbet

rabbeted

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rabbet-joint

rabbet-plane

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rabbets

rabbi

rabbie

rabbin

rabbinate

rabbinic

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rabbinically

rabbinism

rabbinisms

rabbis

rabbit feet

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rabbit hutches

rabbit in the headlights

rabbit raisins

rabbit sticks

rabbit teeth

rabbit test

rabbit tests

rabbit

rabbitat

rabbit-board

rabbit-boards

rabbitbrush

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rabbitdom

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rabbit-ears

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rabbit-fever

rabbitfish

rabbitfishes

rabbit-food

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rabbit-foot

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rabbithood

rabbit-hutch

rabbiting on

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rabbitland

rabbitless

rabbitlike

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rabbit-moths

rabbit-o

rabbit-oh

rabbit-ohs

rabbit-on

rabbitpox

rabbitproof

rabbit-proof

rabbit-punch

rabbit-punches

rabbitries

rabbitry

rabbits' feet

rabbits in the headlights

rabbits on

rabbits

rabbit-s-foot

rabbit-starvation

rabbit-stick

rabbit-syndrome

rabbitted

rabbitting

rabbittite

race-relations

rack and pinions

rack in

rack jobbers

rack mounted

rack railway

rack rates

rack server

rack unit

rack-and-pinion

rack-and-ruin

rack-and-snail

racked

racked-off

racker

rackers

racket

racket-abuse

racketball

racketballs

racketed

racketeer influenced and corrupt organization act

racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act

racketeer

racketeered

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racketeers

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racketers

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rackett

racket-tail

racket-tails

racketts

rackety

rackham arthur

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rackies

racking

racking-bend

racking-bends

racking-off

rack-jobber

rackle

rackless

rackmanism

rackmount

rack-mountable

rack-mounted server

rackmounts

rack-off

rack-one-s-brain

rack-one-s-brains

rack-railways

rack-rate

rack-rent

rack-renter

rack-renters

rack-rents

racks and pinions

racks and snails

racks

racks-off

rack-time

rack-up

rackwork

rackworks

raclage

raclette

raclettes

raclopride

racon

racons

raconteur

raconteured

raconteurial

raconteuring

raconteurs

racoon

racoons

racovian

racovians

racq

racquel

racquell

racquet

racquetball

racquetballer

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ract

ractopamine

racv

racwa

racy

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rada

radafaxine

radande

radar beacon

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radar traps

radar

radar-astronomy

radar-dome

radar-domes

radared

radargram

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radar-gun

radar-image

radar-images

radaring

radarman

radarmen

radarmeteorology

radar-meteorology

radar-reflector

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radars

radarscope

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radar-trap

radaune

radcab

radcliffe ann ward

radcliffe

radcliffean

radcliffe-on-trent

radcliffian

radde

radder

raddle

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raddleman

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raddles

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raddock

raddocks

rade

radeau

radio area network

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radio buttons

radio cassette players

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radio collars

radio common carrier

radio compass

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radio direction finder

radio direction finders

radio energies

radio fixes

radio frequency id

radio frequency identification

radio frequency integrated circuits

radio frequency

radio shack

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radio signals

radio sources

radio spectrum

radio stars

radio tags

radioargon

radioarsenic

radioassay

radioassayed

radioassaying

radioassays

radio-astronomer

radio-astronomers

radioastronomy

radio-astronomy

radioautogram

radioautograph

radioautography

radiobarium

radio-beacon

radio-beacons

radiobenzene

radioberyllium

radiobicipital

radiobioassay

radiobioassays

radiobiological

radiobiology

radiobismuth

radioboron

radio-bright

radiobroadcast

radiobroadcasts

radiobromine

radio-burst

radio-button

radiocadmium

radiocaesium

radiocalcium

radiocarbon datings

radiocarbon

radiocarbon-dating

radiocarbons

radiocardiogram

radiocardiograms

radiocardiography

radiocarpal

radiocassette

radio-cassette

radio-cassette-player

radio-cassette-recorder

radiocerium

radiocesium

radiochemical

radiochemically

radiochemicals

radiochemist

radiochemistry

radiochemists

radiochemotherapy

radiochlorine

radiochromatograph

radiochromatographs

radiochromatography

radiochromium

radiochronologic

radiochronology

radio-clock

radio-clocks

radiocobalt

radio-collar

radio-collared

radiocolloid

radiocolloids

radiocommunication

radiocommunications

radiocomplex

radiocomplexation

radiocomplexes

radiocontrast

radio-controlled-car

radiocopper

radiodense

radiodensities

radiodensity

radiodermatitis

radiodetermination

radiodiagnoses

radiodiagnosis

radiodiagnostics

radiodontia

radio-drama

radio-dramas

radiodysprosium

radioecological

radioecology

radioed

radioelectric

radioelement

radioelements

radioembolization

radioemitter

radioemitters

radio-energy

radioenzymatic

radioerbium

radioes

radioethanol

radioeuropium

radio-fix

radioflash

radiofluorine

radio-frequencies

radiofrequency

radio-frequency-integrated-circuit

radioresistances

radioresistant

radiorespirometric

radiorespirometry

radioresponse

radioresponses

radioresponsive

radiorhenium

radiorubidium

radios

radiosamarium

radioscan

radioscandium

radioscanned

radioscanning

radioscans

radioscaphocapitate

radioscopic

radioscopies

radioscopy

radioselenium

radiosensitisation

radiosensitise

radiosensitive

radiosensitiveness

radiosensitivities

radiosensitivity

radiosensitization

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radiosensitizer

radiosensitizers

radiosensitizes

radiosensitizing

radioshack

radio-shacks

radio-silence

radiosilicon

radiosilver

radiosity

radiosodium

radiosonde

radiosondes

radiosounding

radio-sounding

radiosoundings

radio-soundings

radio-source

radiosphere

radiospheres

radiosport

radio-star

radio-station

radio-stations

radiosterilization

radiosterilized

radiostrontium

radiostrontiums

radiosulfur

radiosulphur

radiosurgery

radiosymmetric

radiosymmetrical

radiosymmetry

radiosynovectomy

radiotag

radio-tag

radiotagged

radio-tagged

radio-tagging

radiotags

radiotantalum

radiotelecommunication

radiotelecommunications

radiotelegraph

radiotelegraphed

radiotelegrapher

radiotelegraphers

radiotelegraphing

radiotelegraphist

radiotelegraphists

radiotelegraphs

radiotelegraphy

radio-telegraphy

radiotelemetry

radio-telemetry

radiotelephone

radio-telephone

radiotelephones

radio-telephones

radiotelephonic

radiotelephony

radio-telephony

radiotelescope

radio-telescope

radiotelescopes

radio-telescopes

radiotelescopic

radiotelescopy

radioteletype

radioteletypes

radioteletypewriter

radioteletypewriters

radiotellurium

radioterbium

radiothallium

radiotherapeutic

radiotherapies

radiotherapist

radiotherapists

radiotherapy

radiothermal

radiothermy

radiothon

radiothons

radiothorium

radiothulium

radiotin

radiotitanium

radio-tower

radio-towers

radiotoxic

radiotoxicity

radiotoxicological

radiotoxicology

radiotracer

radiotracers

radiotracking

radio-tracking

raffish

Rag and Famish

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rag books

rag days

rag on

rag paper

rag papers

rag puddings

rag rugs

rag, tag and bobtail

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ragaba

ragabash

ragabashes

ragabrash

ragabrashes

ragalike

ragamuffin

ragamuffins

rag-and-bone-man

rag-and-bone-men

rag-and-bone-shop

ragas

ragazine

ragazines

ragbag

rag-bagger

rag-baggers

ragbags

rag-chewing

rag-day

ragdoll

rag-doll

ragdolls

rag-dolls

rage boner

rage boners

rage room

rage

rageaholic

rageaholics

raged

rageful

ragefully

ragefulness

rageholic

rageholics

rageless

ragelike

ragequit

ragequits

ragequitted

ragequitter

ragequitters

ragequitting

rager

ragers

ragery

rages

ragest

rageth

ragg

ragga

raggamuffin

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raggare

raggares

ragged array

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ragged ladies

ragged lady

ragged right

ragged robins

ragged sailor

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ragged the puck

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raggedly

raggedness

raggednesses

ragged-red-fibers

ragged-robin

raggedy

raggie

ragging

raggings

raggle

raggle-taggle

ragguled

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raghda

raghead

ragheads

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raghorns

ragi

raging mad

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raging-agreement

ragingly

ragings

ragious

Raglan scale

raglan

raglans

ragleaf

raglike

ragman

ragman-roll

ragmatical

ragmen

ragnarok

rag-off

ragout

rag-out

ragouts

ragpicker

ragpickers

rag-pudding

rag-roll

rag-rolled

rag-rolling

rag-rug

rags out

rags the puck

rags

rags-and-tatters

ragstone

ragstones

rags-to-riches

ragtag and bobtail

ragtag

rag-the-puck

ragtime

ragtimer

ragtimers

ragtimes

ragtimey

ragtimy

ragtop

ragtops

rag-trade

ragu

raguileo-alphabet

raguinite

raguled

raguly

ragus

ragusa

ragusan

ragusans

ragweed

ragweeds

rail spike

rail tour

rail tours

rail trail

rail train

rail trains

rail wagon

rail wagons

rail yards

railside

rail-splitter

rail-track

rail-tracks

rail-transport

rail-vehicle

rail-vehicles

railway key

railway spine

railway stamp

railway stamps

railway wrapper

railway

railwayana

railway-carriage

railway-carriages

railway-gun

railway-guns

railwayless

railwaylike

railway-line

railway-lines

railwayman

railwaymen

railways

railway-sleeper

railway-station

railway-stations

railway-tie

railway-ties

railway-time

railway-track

railway-train

railway-vehicle

railway-vehicles

railworks

railyard

rail-yard

railyards

raim

raimed

raiment

raiments

raiming

raimondii

raims

rain attenuation

rain barrel

rain barrels

rain bomb

rain bombs

rain chamber

rain chambers

rain

rain-barrel effect

rainbird

rainbirds

rainboot

rainboots

rainbow babies

rainbow baby

rainbow boa

rainbow boas

rainbow bodies

rainbow body

rainbow bomb

rainbow bombs

rainbow box

rainbow boxes

rainbow ceiling

rainbow chard

rainbow coalitions

rainbow darter

rainbow darters

rainbow eucalyptus

rainbow eucalyptuses

rainbow families

rainbow family

rainbow fish

rainbow flag

rainbow flags

rainbow herbicide

rainbow herbicides

rainbow option

rainbow plant

rainbow plants

rainbow roll

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rainbow series books

rainbow series

rainbow shot

rainbow shots

rainbow shower

rainbow showers

rainbow snake

rainbow unicorn

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rainbow-bridge

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rainbow-colored

rainbowed

rainbowfish

rainbowfishes

rainbow-glass

rainbowing

rainbowish

rainbowlike

rainbow-parties

rainbow-party

rainbow-runner

rainbow-runners

rainbows and unicorns

rainbows

rainbow-table

rainbow-tables

rainbow-trout

rainbow-trouts

rainbowy

rain-buckets

rainburn

raincape

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rain-cats-and-dogs

raincheck

rain-check

rain-checks

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raincloud

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raincoat

raincoat-brigade

rainworm

rainworms

rainy lake

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raion

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raip

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raipur

rais

raisa

raisable

rai-sahib

raise a finger

raise a flag

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raise borers

raise flags

raise hob

raise one's voice

raise red flags

raise someone's shag

raise the specter

raise the white flag

raise the wind

Raise to Wake

raise

raise-a-hand

raise-a-stink

raise-borer

raise-cain

raised beach

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raised bed

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raised bog

raised check

raised fist

raised fists

raised floor

raised

raised-by-wolves

raised-in-a-barn

raisedness

raised-point

raised-points

raise-eyebrows

raise-hell

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raiser

raisers

raises up

raises

raise-someone-s-consciousness

raise-someone-s-hackles

raisest

raiseth

raise-the-bar

raise-the-flag-and-see-who-salutes

raise-the-roof

raise-the-spectre

raise-the-stakes

raise-unshirted-hell

raise-up

raisin black

raisin river

raisin tree

raisin

raisinate

raisin-bran

raisin-bread

raising board

raising boards

raising gig

raising gigs

raising piece

raising pieces

raising plate

raising plates

raising

raising-agent

raising-agents

raisings

raisinless

raisinlike

raisins

raisiny

raison d'état

raison d'êtres

raison-d-etre

raison-d-tres

raisonn

raisonneur

raisons-d-etre

raisons-d-tre

rai-stone

rai-stones

raita

raite

raiyat

raj

raja

rajab

rajadhiraja

rajah

rajahmundry

Rajahnate of Cebu

rajahs

rajahship

rajahships

rajanigandha

rajanigandhas

rajanpur

rajas

rajasic

rajasthan

rajasthani

rajbari

rajbari-district

rajbaris

rajesh

rajid

rajidae

rajids

rajiformes

rajinae

rajindra

rajite

rajiv

rajkot

rajkumari

rajkumaris

rajneeshee

rajneeshees

rajomorphii

rajouri-district

rajpoot

rajpoots

rajput

rajputs

rajshahi

rajshahi-district

rajshahi-division

raju

rak-a

rakai

rakali

rake 'n' scrape

rake receiver

rake

rakeable

rake-and-scrape

raked

raked-together

rakehell

rakehells

rakehelly

rakehood

rake-in

rake-it-in

rakel

rakemaker

rakemakers

rake-off

rake-offs

rake-out

rake-over

rake-over-old-coals

rake-over-the-coals

raker

rakeries

rakers

rakery

rakes

rakeshame

rakeshames

rake-someone-over-the-coals

rakestale

rakestales

rakes-together

raketh

rake-together

rake-up

rakfisk

rakhi

rakhis

raki

rakia

rakias

rakija

raking

rakings

raking-together

rakis

rakish

rakishly

rakishness

rakshas

rakshasa

rakshasas

rakshasi

rakshasis

raku

rakuware

rakvere

rakyat

rakyats

ral

rale

ralegh

raleigh walter

raleigh

rales

ralian

ralians

ralid

ralids

ralik chain

ralism

ralitoline

rallentando

ralliance

rallicula

rallicula-forbesi

rallicula-leucospila

rallicula-mayri

rallicula-rubra

rallid

rallidae

rallids

rallied

rallier

ralliers

rallies

rallina

rallina-canningi

rallina-eurizonoides

rallina-fasciata

rallina-tricolor

ralline

rallus

rallus-aequatorialis

rallus-antarcticus

rallus-aquaticus

rallus-caerulescens

rallus-elegans

rallus-indicus

rallus-limicola

rallus-longirostris

rallus-madagascariensis

rallus-semiplumbeus

rallus-wetmorei

rally

rally-around

rally-cap

rally-caps

rallycross

rallygoer

rallygoers

rallying cry

rallying points

rallying

rallyingly

rallying-point

rallyist

rally-round

raloxifene

raloxifenes

ralph

ralphed

ralphie

ralphies

ralphing

ralphs

ralstonism

ralstonite

raltegravir

raltitrexed

ram cache

ram card

ram chip

ram cram

ram disk

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ram home

ram latency

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ram mobile

ram module

ram network

ram parity

ram raid

ram refresh

ram resident

ram vs. hard disk

RAM vs. storage

ram

rama ix

rama vii

rama

ramac

ramachandra

Ramachandran diagram

Ramachandran plot

ramada

Ramadan mubarak

ramadan

ramadans

ramadas

ramadhan

ramadi

ramadzan

ramage

ramagious

ramal

ramalina

ramalinaceae

ramalina-siliquosa

ramallah

Raman amplification

raman amplifier

raman chandrasekhara venkata

Raman laser

raman-effect

raman-optical-activity

raman-scattering

raman-spectroscopy

Ramanujan prime

ramanujan srinivasa

Ramanujan's constant

ramapithecine

ramasamudram

ramasi

ramasses

ramat gan

ramate

ramatroban

ramayana

ramaytush

ramazan

rambabu

rambade

ram-based storage

ramberge

ramberges

rambergite

rambha

rambino

rambinos

ramble

rambled

rambler

ramblers

rambles

rambling rose

rambling roses

rambling

ramblingly

ramblings

rambo

rambo-knife

rambo-knifes

rambolt

rambooze

rambouillet

rambunctious

rambunctiously

rambunctiousness

rambunxious

rambus dram

rambus

rambutan

rambutans

ram-cichlid

ram-cichlids

ramdac

ramdisk

ramdisks

ram-disks

ramdohrite

ramdrive

rame

rameal

ramean

rameans

rameau jean philippe

rameau

rameauite

ramed

ramee marie louise de la

ramee

rameish

ramekin

ramekins

ramelteon

ramen profitable

ramen

rament

ramentaceous

raments

ramentum

rameous

ramequin

ramequins

Ramer-Douglas-Peucker algorithm

rameses

ramesh

ramesses ii

ramesses

ramet

ramets

rami

ramidus

ramie

ramier

ramiers

ramies

ramifenazone

ramifiability

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ramified

ramifies

ramiflorous

ramiform

ramify

ramifying

ramigerous

raming

ramipril

ramiprilat

ramirez

ramirezi

ramis

ramist

ramists

ramixotidine

ramjet (engine)

ramjet

ramjets

ramline

ramlines

rammed

rammed-earth

rammel

rammelsbergite

rammelsbergites

rammer

rammers

ramming

rammish

rammishness

rammy

ramnification

ramollescence

ramon y cajal santiago

ramona

ramoplanin

ramorelix

Ramos gin fizzes

ramose

ramosetron

ramos-gin-fizz

ramos-horta jose

ramous

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rampacious

ram-pack

rampage

rampaged

rampageous

rampager

rampagers

rampages

rampaging

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rampagious

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rampallians

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rampant

rampantly

rampantness

rampart

ramparted

ramparting

rampartless

rampartlike

ramparts

rampaunt

ramp-c

ramp-ceremony

ramped

ramped-up

ramphastid

ramphastidae

ramphastids

ramphastos

ramphocaenus

ramphocelus

ramphocinclus

ramphocoris

ramphodon

ramphoid

ramphomicron

ramphotrigon

rampier

rampiers

rampike

rampikes

ramping

ramping-up

rampion

rampions

rampire

rampired

rampires

rampiring

rampler

rampless

ramps

ramps-up

ramp-up

rampur

rampway

rampways

ramraid

ramraided

ram-raided

ramraiding

ram-raiding

ramraidings

ramraids

ram-raids

ramrod

ramrodded

ramrodding

ramrods

ramrod-straight

ram's horn squid

ram's horn squids

ram's horn

rams

ramsar

ramsay allan

ramsay hunt syndrome

ramsay william

ramsay

ramsayornis

ramsbeckite

ramscoop

ramscoops

ramses

ramset

Ramsey numbers

ramsey

ramsey-number

Ramsey's theorem

ramsey-theory

ramsgate

ramshackle

ramshackleness

ramshaw

ramshorn snail

ramson

ramsons

ramsted

ramtil

ramucirumab

ramulose

ramulous

ramulus

ramus

ramuscule

ramuscules

ran a bath

ran aground

ran ahead

ran along

ran amok

ran amuck

ran at

ran barefoot through

ran behind

ran deep

ran down

ran for it

ran game on

ran hot

ran in

ran interference

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ran out of gas

ran out on

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ran scared

ran someone ragged

ran with scissors

ran

rana

ran-about

ranarian

ranarium

ran-around

ranavirus

ranaviruses

ran-away

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rance

rancescent

ranch dressings

ranch house

ranch slider

ranch sliders

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ranchburger

ranchburgers

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ranchera

rancheria

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rancheroes

ranchero-sauce

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ranchettes

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ranchhands

ranchhouse

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ranchi

ranching

ranchings

ranchland

ranchlands

ranchlike

ranchman

ranchmen

rancho cucamonga

rancho

ranchoes

ranchwoman

ranchwomen

ranchy

rancid

rancidification

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rancidify

rancidifying

rancidities

rancidity

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rancidness

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rancor

rancorous

rancorously

ran-counter

rancour

rancourous

rancourously

rancourousness

rancours

rand ayn

rand

randal

randall

randall-grass

randan

randans

randed

randel

randers

rand-formula

randia

randian

randianism

randily

randiness

randing

randkluft

randklufts

rando

randolph a(sa) philip

randolph edmund jennings

randolph, a. philip

randolph

random access memory

random access

random coil

random encounter

random encounters

random file

random forest

random forests

random noise

random number generator

random number god

random sampling

random seeds

random sequences

random walk theory

random walkers

random walks

random

random-access memories

randomer

randomers

random-function

random-functions

randomicity

randominity

randomisation

randomisations

randomise

randomised

randomiser

randomisers

randomises

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randomizable

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randomize

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randomized-algorithm

randomizer

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randomizes

randomizing

randomly

randomness

randomnesses

random-number

random-number-generators

random-numbers

randomosity

randoms

random-sample

random-samples

random-seed

random-sequence

random-variable

random-variables

random-walk

random-walker

randomwise

randon

r-and-r

randroid

randroids

rands

randumb

randwick

randy mandies

randy

randys

ranee

ranees

ranelate

ranelic-acid

ranellid

ranellids

raney-nickel

ranforce

ranforced

ranforces

ranforcing

rang around

rang down the curtain

rang out

rang true

rang up the curtain

rang up

rang

ranga

rangaku

rangamati-district

rangant

rangas

rangatira

rangatiras

range booster

range extender

range hoods

range light

range lights

Range of Light

range rod

range rods

range

rangeabilities

rangeability

range-anxiety

rangebased

rangebound

ranged weapons

ranged

ranged-weapon

rangefinder

range-finder

rangefinders

range-finders

rangefinding

rangefree

rangehood

range-hood

rangelan

rangeland

rangelands

rangeless

rangeley lakes

rangement

range-of-motion

rangeomorph

rangeomorphs

range-pole

range-poles

ranger file

ranger vests

ranger

rangering

rangers

rangership

rangerships

ranger-vest

ranges of motion

ranges

rangest

rangeth

rangifer

rangifer-tarandus

rangifer-tarandus-fennicus

rangily

ranginess

ranging pole

ranging poles

ranging rod

ranging rods

ranging

rangle

rangled

rangles

rangling

rango

rangoes

rang-off

Rangoon creeper

rangoon

rangoonese

rangpur

rangpur-district

rangpur-division

rangpurs

rangy

rani

ranibizumab

ranicipitid

ranicipitids

ranid

ranidae

ranids

raniform

ranimustine

ranine

raninid

raninids

ranis

ranitidine

ranivore

ranivorous

ranjit singh

rank outsider

rank

rankability

rankable

rankachite

rankamaite

rank-and-file

rank-and-yank

ranke leopold von

ranke

ranked

ranker

rankers

ranketh

rankin jeannette

rankin

rankine scale

rankine

rankine-cycle engine

rankine-cycle

ranking

rankings

rankinite

rankism

rankisms

rankle

rankled

ranklement

rankles

rankleth

rankling

ranklingly

ranklings

rankly

rankness

rank-nullity theorem

ranks

rankshift

rankshifted

rankshifting

rankshifts

rann

rannel

rannels

rannies

rann-of-kachchh

rann-of-kutch

ranns

ranny

ranolazine

ran-out

ran-over

ransac

ransack

ransacked

ransacker

ransackers

ransacking

ransackings

ransacks

ranseur

ranseurs

ransom john crowe

ransom note effect

ransom note effects

ransom note typography

ransom strip

ransom strips

ransom

ransomable

ransomed

ransomer

ransomers

ransometh

ransoming

ransomite

ransomless

ransoms

ransomware

rant

rantallion

rantallions

rantankerous

ranted

ranter

ranterism

ranters

ran-through

ranting

rantingly

rantings

rantipole

rantipoled

rantipoles

rantipoling

rantism

rants

ranty

ranula

ranulas

ranunculaceae

ranunculaceous

ranunculales

ranunculeae

ranunculi

ranunculid

ranunculids

ranunculite

ranunculoideae

ranunculol

ranunculus

ranunculus-abortivus

ranunculus-aconitifolius

ranunculus-acraeus

ranunculus-acris

ranunculus-alismifolius

ranunculuses

ran-up

ran-up-against

ranz-des-vaches

raoellid

raoellids

rap at

rap down

rap jumping

rap rock

rap session

rap sheet

rap sheets

rap

rapa nui

rapa

rapacious

rapaciously

rapaciousness

rapacities

rapacity

rapacuronium

rapakivi

rapakivis

rapalog

rapalogs

rapamune

rapamycine

rapan

rap-and-rend

rapanui

raparee

raparees

rapaseed

rapatronic

rapcore

rape blossoms

rape camp

rape camps

rape card

rape face

rape kits

rape of Africa

rape oils

rape rack

rape racks

rape shield law

rape tool

rape tools

rape trauma syndrome

rape van

rape vans

rape

rape-blossom

rape-culture

rapeful

rape-kit

rapelike

rape-oil

rapeseed oils

rapeseed

rapeseed-oil

rapeseeds

rape-shield

rape-shields

rape-whistle

rape-whistles

rapey

rapfully

raphae

raphael

raphaelesque

raphaelism

raphane

raphania

raphanoid

raphanus

raphanus-sativus

raphe

raphes

raphia

raphias

raphid

raphide

raphides

raphidian

raphidians

raphidioptera

raphidophyte

raphidophytes

raphids

raphistomatid

raphistomatids

rapid 3d printing

rapid application development

rapid bios boot

rapid chess

rapid city

rapid fire pistol

rapid fire pistols

rapid manufacturing

rapid prototyping

rapid sort

Rapid Start Technology

Rapid Storage Technology

rapid transits

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rapidan

rapidcad

rapidcreekite

rapid-eye-movement

rapid-fire

rapidio

rapidities

rapidity

rapidly

rapidness

rapids

rapid-transit

rapid-unplanned-disassembly

rapier

rapiered

rapierlike

rapiers

rapilli

rapine

rapined

rapines

raping

rapings

rapini

rapining

rapinous

rapism

rapismatid

rapismatids

rapist

rapists

raplike

raploch

rapmeister

rapmeisters

rap-metal

rap-music

rapophile

rapophiles

Rapoport's rule

rappa

rappage

rappahannock river

rappahannock

rappai

rapparee

rapparees

rappas

rapped at

rapped

rappee

rappel

rappeled

rappeler

rappelers

rappeling

rappelled

rappeller

rappellers

rappelling

rappels

rappen

rapper sword

rapper

rappers

rappie pie

rapping at

rapping

rappings

rappoldite

rapport

rapporteur

rapporteurs

rapprochement

rapprochements

raps at

raps

rapscal

rapscallion

rapscallionly

rapscallions

rapso

rapson

rapt

rapted

rapter

rapting

raptly

raptness

raptor

raptorial

raptorially

raptorious

raptorlike

raptors

rapture of the deep

rapture

raptured

raptureless

raptures

rapturing

rapturist

rapturists

rapturize

rapturized

rapturizes

rapturizing

rapturous

rapturously

rapturousness

raptus

raptuses

rapunzel

rapunzel-syndrome

raquel

raquelle

raquel-welch

raquet

raquetball

raquette river

rar

rara-avis

rara-avises

rarae-aves

rare animal

rare animals

rare as a four-leaf clover

rare as hen's teeth

rare birds

Rare Earth hypothesis

rare earth magnets

rare earth minerals

rare groove

rare

rare-bird

rarebit

rarebits

rared

rare-earth

rare-earth-element

rare-earth-elements

rare-earth-magnet

rare-earth-metal

rare-earth-metals

rare-earth-mineral

rare-earths

raree-show

raree-shows

rarefaction

rarefactions

rarefactive

rarefiable

rarefication

rarefied

rarefies

rarefy

rarefying

rareish

rarely

rareness

rarenesses

rarer than hens' teeth

rarer than hen's teeth

rareripe

rareripes

rares

rare-spring-sedge

rare-spring-sedges

rareties

rarety

rarf

rarfs

rarian

rarification

rarified

rarifies

rarify

rarifying

rarin

raring

raritan river

raritie

rarities

rarity

rark ups

rarked-up

rark-up

rarley

raro

rarotonga

rarotongan

rarotongans

rarowcun

rarp

Ras al Khaimah

ras dashan

ras el hanout

ras gene

ras protein

ras

rasa

rasagiline

ras-algethi

rasam

rasante

rasberry pi

rasberry

rasbora

rasboras

rasburicase

rascal stew

rascal

rascaldom

rascaless

rascalesses

rascalion

rascalions

rascalities

rascality

rascallion

rascallions

rascally

rascalry

rascals

rascetta

rascette

rascettes

Rasch model

raschel

Raschig-Hooker process

rascolnik

rascolniks

rase

rased

rases

rash fever

rash vests

rash

rashed

rasher

rashers

rashes

rashful

rashguard

rashguards

rashi

rashie

rashies

rashing

rashless

rashlike

rashling

rashlings

rashly

rashness

Rashomon effects

rashomon-effect

rashomonic

rasht

rash-vest

rashy

rasing

rask rasmus christian

rask

raskolnik

raskolnikovian

raskolniks

raslakite

ras-malai

rasmussen knud johan victor

Rasmussen syndrome

rasmussen

rason

rasorable

rasores

rasorial

rasorite

rasour

rasours

rasp

raspatoria

raspatories

raspatorium

raspatory

raspberried

raspberries

raspberry crown borer

raspberry crown borers

raspberry pi zero

raspberry pi

raspberry pie

raspberry tarts

raspberry tongue

raspberry vinegars

raspberry

raspberryade

raspberrying

raspberryish

raspberrylike

raspberry-ripple

raspberry-ripples

raspberry-tart

raspberry-vinegar

Raspbian

rasped

rasper

raspers

raspily

raspiness

rasping machine

rasping

raspingly

raspings

raspis

raspises

raspite

rasplike

rasp-palm

rasp-palms

rasps

rasputin grigori efimovich

rasputin

rasputinesque

raspy

rasse

rassemblement

rassemblements

rasses

rassle

rassled

rassles

rassling

rassolnik

rassolniks

ras-syndrome

rasta hat

rasta hats

rasta

rastafari

rastafarian

rastafarianism

rastafarians

rastaman

rastamen

ras-tanura

rastaquoure

rastaquoures

rastas

raster display

raster graphics

raster image processor

raster plot

raster scan display

raster scan

raster

raster-burn

rastering

rasterisation

rasterisations

rasterise

rasterised

rasterises

rasterising

rasterization

rasterizations

rasterize

rasterized

rasterizer

rasterizers

rasterizes

rasterizing

rasters

rastodentid

rastodentids

rastonii

rastra

rastras

rastsvetaevite

rastus

rasul

rasure

rasvumite

rat bastard

rat bastid

rat bastids

rat bikes

rat cake

rat cakes

rat cheese

rat dog

rat dogs

rat finked

rat finking

rat finks

rat flood

rat floods

rat guard

rat hole

rat holes

rat islands

rat kings

rat lungworm

rat mite

rat pack

rat packs

rat pit

rat pits

rat poisons

rat printing offices

rat racer

rat racers

rat races

rat runners

rat runs

rat snake

rat snakes

rat walls

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reduvioidea

redux

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red-veined-darter

red-veined-darters

red-veined-dock

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red-violet

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redwater

red-water

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red-wolf

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reelmagic

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reel-out

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reels-in

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reel-to-reel tape recorders

reel-to-reel

reel-to-reels

reel-to-reel-tape

reel-to-reel-tape-recorder

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reference point t

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REIT Modernization Act of 1999

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Reiter's disease

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relearners

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releasable

release candidate

release hallucination

release hallucinations

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relentment

relentments

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relevance conditional

relevance logic

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relevant

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relevation

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religio-fascists

religiomilitary

religion

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religionism

religionist

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religionlike

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religious freedom

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religious society of friends

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religious-education

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religious-naturalists

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reliquefaction

reliquefication

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reliquification

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reloadability

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relocatees

relocates

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relocation

relocations

relocator

relocators

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relpax

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relubrication

relubrications

relucent

reluct

reluctance

reluctance-motor

reluctance-motors

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reluctancy

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reluctant dragons

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reluctations

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relvars

rely on

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relying party

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REM sleeps

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r-e-m

remacemide

remade

remagen

remagnetization

remagnetizations

remagnetize

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remanence or magnetic remanence

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remanifestations

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remappable

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remarginalization

remarginalize

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remarkabilities

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remarkableness

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rex-pat

rex-patriate

rex-patriates

rex-pats

rexpress

rexpressed

rexroth kenneth

rextend

rextended

rextending

rextends

rexx

Reye syndrome

reyerite

reyes point

reye-s-syndrome

reykjav-ik

reykjavík

reykjaviker

reykjavikian

reyn

reynard

reynaud paul

reynold

reynolds joshua

Reynolds numbers

reynolds

reynoldsian

reynolds-number

reynosa

reyns

reyse

reysed

reyses

reysing

rez

rezekne

rezence

rezero

rezes

rezip

rezipped

rezipping

rezips

rezone

rezoned

rezones

rezoning

rezonings

rezzed

rezzes

rezzing

rf 3d shutter glasses

rf base station

RF cable

RF filter

rf in

rf modulation

rf out

rf receiver

rf remote control

rf remote

RF sensitivity

rf shielding

rf shutter glasses

rf stage

rf weapon

rf/id

rf

r-f

rfa

rfc

rfd

rfds

rfi

rfic

rfid card

rfid inlay

rfid interrogator

rfid or radio frequency identification

rfid printer

rfid reader

rfid smart label

rfid tag

rfid

rfid-blocking wallet

rfid-chip

rfid-chips

rfids

rfj

rflp

rflps

rfp

rfq

rfqs

RFR

rfs

rft

rfz

rg

rgb color

RGB keyboard

rgb monitor

RGB motherboard

RGB OLED

RGB RAM

rgb triplet

rgb

rgba

rgbhv

rgbw

rgby

rgds

rgsula

rgveda

rg-veda

rgvedic

rgy-laser

rgy-lasers

rh factor

rh negative

rh positive

rh

rha

rhabarbarate

rhabarbarin

rhabarbarine

rhabarbic acid

rhabd

rhabdite

rhabdites

rhabditid

rhabditida

rhabditidae

rhabditids

rhabditina

rhabditomorpha

rhabdo

rhabdocoele

rhabdocoelous

rhabdodontid

rhabdodontids

rhabdoid

rhabdoidal

rhabdolith

rhabdoliths

rhabdology

rhabdom

rhabdomancy

rhabdomantist

rhabdomantists

rhabdomere

rhabdomeres

rhabdomeric

rhabdoms

rhabdomylolysis

rhabdomyoblast

rhabdomyoblasts

rhabdomyolyses

rhabdomyolysis

rhabdomyolytic

rhabdomyoma

rhabdomyosarcoma

rhabdomyosarcomas

rhabdomyosarcomata

rhabdophane

rhabdopholist

rhabdopholists

rhabdopleurid

rhabdopleurids

rhabdornis

rhabdornithidae

rhabdosome

rhabdosomes

rhabdosphere

rhabdospheres

rhabdosphincter

rhabdosphincters

rhabdovirus

rhachialgia

rhachiberothid

rhachiberothids

rhachidian

rhachilla

rhachillae

rhachillas

rhachis

rhachises

rhachitis

rhachitomous

rhacophorid

rhacophorids

rhadamanthine

rhadamanthus

rhadamanthuses

rhadinorhynchid

rhadinorhynchids

rhadinoviral

rhadinovirus

rhadinoviruses

rhadomancy

rhae

rhaetia

rhaetian alps

rhaetian

rhaetizite

rhaeto-romance

rhagade

rhagades

rhagae

-rhagia

rhagionid

rhagionids

rhagologus

rhaita

rhaitas

rhamadan

rhamnaceae

rhamnaceous

rhamnetin

rhamnitol

rhamnogalacturonan

rhamnogalacturonic acid

rhamnopyranose

rhamnopyranoses

rhamnose

rhamnoses

rhamnoside

rhamnosides

rhamnosyl

rhamnulokinase

rhamnulokinases

rhamnulose

rhamnus

rhamnus-catharticus

rhamnuses

rhamphastid

rhamphastids

rhamphichthyid

rhamphichthyids

rhamphocharis

rhamphococcyx

rhamphococcyx-calyorhynchus

rhampholyssa-steveni

rhamphorhynchid

rhamphorhynchids

rhamphorhynchoid

rhamphorhynchus

rhamphothecae

rhandir

rhandirs

rhaphe

rhaphes

rhaphide

rhaphides

rhaphidolejeunea

rhaphidophorid

rhaphidophorids

rhaphidura

rhaponticine

rhapontigenin

rhapsode

rhapsoder

rhapsoders

rhapsodes

rhapsodic

rhapsodical

rhapsodically

rhapsodies

rhapsodise

rhapsodised

rhapsodises

rhapsodising

rhapsodist

rhapsodists

rhapsodize

rhapsodized

rhapsodizes

rhapsodizing

rhapsodomancy

rhapsody

rhason

rhasons

rhataniatannic acid

rhatanies

rhatany

rhb

rhc

rhcp

RhD negative

RhD positive

rhd

rhdnase

rhea

rhea-americana

rhean

rhea-pennata

rheas

rhebok

rheboks

rhedarium

rhedariums

rhee syngman

rhegma

rhegmatogenous

rhegmatorhina

rheic-acid

rheid

rheidae

rheids

rheiformes

rheims

rhein

rheinardia

rheinardia-ocellata

rheinberries

rheinberry

rheingold

rheingoldian

rheinland-pfalz

rheinwaldhorn

rhel

rhematic

rheme

rhemes

rhemish

rhenane

rhenate

rhenian

rhenic

rhenish

rheo-

rheobase

rheobases

rheochord

rheochords

rheochrysidin

rheoencephalograph

rheoencephalographs

rheoencephalography

rheogoniometer

rheogoniometers

rheography

rheologic

rheological

rheological-lithosphere

rheologically

rheologies

rheologist

rheologists

rheology

rheometer

rheometers

rheometric

rheometry

rheomode

rheomodes

rheomotor

rheomotors

rheopectic

rheopecty

rheopexy

rheophile

rheophiles

rheophilic

rheophore

rheophores

rheophyte

rheophytes

rheoplethysmograph

rheoplethysmographs

rheoscope

rheoscopes

rheostasis

rheostat

rheostatic

rheostats

rheotactic

rheotaxis

rheotome

rheotomes

rheotrope

rheotropes

rheotropic

rheotropism

Rhesus factors

Rhesus negative

Rhesus positive

rhesus

rhesus-factor

rhesus-macaque

rhesus-macaques

rhesus-monkey

rhesus-monkeys

rhesus-system

rhet

rhetian

rhetic

rhetizite

rhetor

rhetoric

rhetorical modes

rhetorical

rhetorical-device

rhetorical-devices

rhetorical-induction

rhetorically

rhetorical-mode

rhetoricalness

rhetorical-question

rhetorical-questions

rhetoricate

rhetoricated

rhetoricates

rhetoricating

rhetorication

rhetorications

rhetorician

rhetoricians

rhetorick

rhetorics

rhetoritian

rhetoritician

rhetoriticians

rhetorize

rhetorized

rhetorizes

rhetorizing

rheum

rheumatic disease

rheumatic heart disease

rheumatic

rheumatically

rheumatic-fever

rheumatick

rheumaticky

rheumatics

rheumatism root

rheumatism

rheumatismal

rheumatismoid

rheumatisms

rheumatiz

rheumatoid arthritides

rheumatoid factor

rheumatoid

rheumatoid-arthritis

rheumatologic

rheumatological

rheumatologically

rheumatologist

rheumatologists

rheumatology

rheumic

rheumides

rheums

rheumy

rhexia

rhexias

rhexistasy

rhexolytic

rhian

rhianna

rhianwen

rhib

rhigolene

rhigolenes

rhim gazelle

rhime

rhimes

rhin

rhinal

rhinarium

rhinaster

rhinatrematid

rhinatrematids

rhincodon

rhincodontid

rhincodontidae

rhincodontids

rhincodon-typus

rhine province

rhine wine

rhine

rhinecanthus-aculeatus

rhinectomies

rhinectomy

rhinegrave

rhinegraves

Rhineland rod

Rhineland rods

rhineland

rhineland-palatinate

rhinencephala

rhinencephalic

rhinencephalon

rhinencephaly

rhines

rhinestone cowboy

rhinestone

rhinestoned

rhinestones

rhinesuchid

rhinesuchids

rhineurid

rhineurids

rhinid

rhinids

rhinitides

rhinitis

rhinitis-sicca

rhino

rhinobatid

rhinobatids

rhinocanthectomy

rhinocephaly

rhinoceri

rhinocerical

rhinoceroi

rhinoceros bird

rhinoceros birds

rhinoceros

rhinoceros-beetle

rhinoceros-beetles

rhinoceroses

rhinoceroslike

rhinocerot

rhinocerote

rhinocerotes

rhinocerotic

rhinocerotid

rhinocerotidae

rhinocerotids

rhinocerots

rhinocerus

rhinocheiloplasty

rhinochimaerid

rhinochimaerids

rhinoconjunctivitis

rhinocort

rhinocrypta

rhinocryptid

rhinocryptidae

rhinocryptids

rhinodermatid

rhinodermatids

rhinogenic

rhinolaryngologic

rhinolaryngology

rhinolith

rhinoliths

rhinological

rhinologist

rhinologists

rhinology

rhinolophid

rhinolophids

rhinolophine

rhinomanometer

rhinomanometers

rhinomanometric

rhinomanometry

rhinometry

rhinomyias

rhinomyias-gularis

rhinoncomimus-latipes

rhinonyssid

rhinonyssids

rhinopharyngitis

rhinophid

rhinophids

rhinophore

rhinophores

rhinophorid

rhinophorids

rhinophrynid

rhinophrynids

rhinophyma

rhinophymas

rhinophymata

rhinophymatous

rhinopithecus

rhinoplastic

rhinoplasties

rhinoplasty

rhinoplax

rhinopomastus

rhinopomatid

rhinopomatids

rhinopome

rhinopomes

rhinoptilus

rhinoptilus-africanus

rhinoptilus-bitorquatus

rhinoptilus-chalcopterus

rhinoptilus-cinctus

rhinorrhagia

rhinorrhagias

rhinorrhea

rhinorrheas

rhinorrhoeas

rhinortha

rhinortha-chlorophaea

rhinos

rhinoscleroma

rhinoscleromas

rhinoscleromata

rhinoscope

rhinoscopes

rhinoscopic

rhinoscopies

rhinoscopist

rhinoscopists

rhinoscopy

rhinosinusitides

rhinosinusitis

rhinosinusitises

rhinosporidiosis

rhinotermitid

rhinotermitids

rhinotillexomania

rhinotomy

rhinotorid

rhinotorids

rhinoviral

rhinovirus

rhinoviruses

rhio

rhip

rhipidate

rhipidist

rhipidistia

rhipidura

rhipiduridae

rhipiphorid

rhipiphorids

rhizanthous

rhizaria

rhizine

rhizines

rhizo-

rhizobacteria

rhizobacterial

rhizobacterium

rhizobia

rhizobiaceae

rhizobial

rhizobiales

rhizobium

rhizocarpic-acid

rhizocarpous

rhizocephala

rhizocephalan

rhizoctonia

rhizodeposit

rhizodeposits

rhizodermis

rhizodont

rhizodontid

rhizodontidae

rhizodontids

rhizodonts

rhizogen

rhizogenic

rhizogens

rhizoid

rhizoids

rhizolite

rhizolith

rhizoliths

rhizoma

rhizomania

rhizomatic

rhizomatics

rhizomatous

rhizomatously

rhizome

rhizomelia

rhizomelic

rhizomes

rhizomorph

rhizomorphous

rhizomyid

rhizomyids

rhizopathy

rhizophagous

rhizophagy

rhizophora

rhizophoraceae

rhizophorous

rhizoplane

rhizopod

rhizopodous

rhizopods

rhizopus

rhizosphere

rhizospheres

rhizospheric

rhizostome

rhizostomes

rhizotaxis

rhizothera

rhizothera-dulitensis

rhizothera-longirostris

rhizotomist

rhizotomists

rhizotomy

rhizotonic

rhizotron

rhizotrons

rhizoxin

rhne

rho meson

rho

rhoda

rhodacarid

rhodacarids

rhodamin

rhodamine

rhodamines

rhodamins

rhodammonium

rhodanate

rhodanates

rhodanese

rhodanic-acid

rhodanic-acids

rhodanine

rhodanobacter

rhodarsenide

rhodation

rhode island greening

rhode

rhode-island

rhode-islander

rhode-islanders

rhode-island-red

rhodeoretin

rhodeoretinic acid

rhodes cecil john

rhodes grass

Rhodes piano

rhodes scholar

rhodes scholarship

rhodes

rhodesia and nyasaland

rhodesia

Rhodesian fever

rhodesian man

Rhodesian redwater fever

rhodesian

rhodesian-ridgeback

rhodesian-ridgebacks

rhodesians

rhodesite

rhodeus

rhodian

rhodians

rhodic

rhodie

rhodie-bar

rhodie-bars

rhodies

rhodinocichla

rhodiola

rhodium

rhodizite

rhodizonate

rhodizonates

rhodizonic-acid

rhodo-

rhodocene

rhodocenes

rhodocenium

rhodochrosite

rhodochrosites

rhodocyclaceae

rhodocyclales

rhododendric acid

rhododendron

rhododendron-canadense

rhododendronlike

rhododendrons

rhodolite

rhodolites

rhodomelaceae

rhodomontade

rhodomontader

rhodomontaders

rhodomontades

rhodonite

rhodonites

rhodope mountains

rhodope

rhodopechys

rhodopes

rhodophane

rhodophyceae

rhodophyta

rhodophyte

rhodophytes

rhodopid

rhodopids

rhodopin

rhodopinal

rhodopinol

rhodopis

rhodoplagiochila

rhodoplast

rhodopsin

rhodopsins

rhodoquinone

rhodoquinones

rhodora

rhodosperm

rhodosperms

rhodospingus

rhodospiza

rhodostannite

rhodostethia

rhodostethia-rosea

rhodothraupis

rhodotoxin

rhodotoxins

rhodovibrin

rhodoxanthin

rhodplumsite

rhodplumsites

rhoeadic acid

rhomaleosaurid

rhomaleosaurids

rhomb

rhombencephalon

rhombencephalons

rhombi

rhombic

rhombically

rhombicities

rhombicity

rhombick

rhombicosidodecahedron

rhombicosidodecahedrons

rhombicuboctahedra

rhombicuboctahedron

rhombicuboctahedrons

rhombihexahedron

rhombihexahedrons

rhombille

rhombitruncated-icosidodecahedron

rhombo-

rhomboclase

rhomboclases

rhomboganoid

rhomboganoids

rhombogene

rhombogenes

rhombohedra

rhombohedral

rhombohedric

rhombohedron

rhombohedrons

rhomboid fossa

rhomboid

rhomboidal

rhomboidally

rhomboides

rhomboideus

rhomboid-protease

rhomboid-proteases

rhomboids

rhombomere

rhombomeres

rhombozoa

rhombs

rhombus

rhombuses

rhonchal

rhonchi

rhonchial

rhonchisonant

rhonchus

rhonda

rhondda

rhone

rh-one-alpes

rhône-alpes

rhones

rhopalia

rhopalic

rhopalid

rhopalids

rhopalium

rhopalocera

rhopalosomatid

rhopalosomatids

rhopocichla

rhopographic

rhopography

rhopophilus

rhopornis

rhoptries

rhoptry

rhos

rhosts mechanism

rhotacisation

rhotacise

rhotacised

rhotacises

rhotacising

rhotacism

rhotacisms

rhotacization

rhotacize

rhotacized

rhotacizes

rhotacizing

rhotekin

rhotic

rhoticity

rhp

rhs

rhtian

rhtians

rhu

rhubarb

rhubarbarin

rhubarblike

rhubarb-rhubarb

rhubarb-rhubarb-rhubarb

rhubarbs

rhubarby

rhuddanian

rhumb

rhumba

rhumbline

rhumb-line

rhumblines

rhumb-lines

rhumbs

rhupunt

rhus juice

rhus

rhusma

rhusmas

rhus-radicans

rhus-toxicodendron

rhyacian

rhyacichthyid

rhyacichthyids

rhyacophilid

rhyacophilids

rhyacornis

rhyacotritonid

rhyacotritonids

rhykenologist

rhykenologists

rhymable

rhyme book

rhyme dictionary

rhyme letter

rhyme letters

rhyme

rhymed

rhymeless

rhymelessness

rhymelike

rhyme-off

rhyme-or-reason

rhymer

rhymeries

rhyme-royal

rhymers

rhymery

rhymes royal

rhymes

rhyme-scheme

rhyme-schemes

rhymest

rhymester

rhymesters

rhymeth

rhymic

rhymical

rhyming dictionaries

rhyming slangs

rhyming

rhyming-dictionary

rhymingly

rhymings

rhyming-slang

rhymist

rhymists

rhynchitid

rhynchitids

rhynchobatid

rhynchobatids

rhynchocephalian

rhynchocephalians

rhynchocinetid

rhynchocinetids

rhynchocyclus

rhynchodipterid

rhynchodipterids

rhyncholite

rhyncholites

rhynchonella

rhynchonellas

rhynchophanes

rhynchopid

rhynchopids

rhynchopsitta

rhynchopsitta-pachyrhyncha

rhynchopsitta-terrisi

rhynchortyx

rhynchortyx-cinctus

rhynchosaur

rhynchosaurid

rhynchosaurids

rhynchospiza

rhynchosporium

rhynchostruthus

rhynchotinae

rhynchotus

rhynchotus-maculicollis

rhynchotus-rufescens

rhyncophoran

rhyne

rhynes

rhyniophyte

rhyniophytes

rhynochetidae

rhynochetos

rhynochetos-jubatus

rhyolite

rhyolites

rhyolitic

rhyothemis

rhyothemis-triangularis

rhyparochromid

rhyparochromids

rhyparographic

rhyparography

rhyphid

rhyphids

rhypophagy

rhypophobia

rhys jean

rhysimeter

rhysimeters

rhysodid

rhysodids

rhyta

rhythm and grime

rhythm band

rhythm game

rhythm games

rhythm pole

rhythm poles

rhythm royal

rhythm sections

rhythm

rhythm-and-blues

rhythmed

rhythmer

rhythmers

rhythm-guitar

rhythm-guitars

rhythmic contemporary

rhythmic

rhythmical

rhythmically

rhythmic-gesture

rhythmic-gestures

rhythmic-gymnastics

rhythmicities

rhythmicity

rhythmicon

rhythmicons

rhythmics

rhythmic-unit

rhythmic-units

rhythming

rhythmist

rhythmite

rhythmites

rhythmless

rhythmlessly

rhythm-method

rhythm-methods

rhythmometer

rhythmometers

rhythms

rhythm-section

rhythm-stick

rhythm-sticks

rhythmus

rhyticeros

rhytid

rhytide

rhytidectomies

rhytidectomy

rhytides

rhytidid

rhytidids

rhytidome

rhytidomes

rhytidoplasties

rhytidoplasty

rhytidosteid

rhytidosteids

rhytids

rhytina

rhytinas

rhytipterna

rhyton

rhytons

r-i

ria

riaa curve

riaa equalization

riaa

riad

riads

riah

rial

rials

rialto

rian

riant

riantly

rias

riata

riatas

riau archipelago

riau

riau-islands

rib knit crewneck

rib roast

rib steaks

rib vault

rib

riba

ribadesella

ribald

ribaldish

ribaldo

ribaldries

ribaldrous

ribaldry

ribalds

riban

riband

ribanded

riband-jasper

ribands

ribans

ribat

ribats

ribaud

ribaudequin

ribaudred

ribaudries

ribaudrous

ribaudry

ribauds

ribaudy

ribauld

ribaulds

ribavirin

ribband

ribbands

ribbed

ribbed-vault

ribbed-vaults

ribbeite

ribbentrop joachim von

ribber

ribbers

ribbie

ribbies

ribbing

ribbingly

ribbings

ribbit

ribbited

ribbiting

ribbits

ribbitted

ribbitting

ribbok

ribboks

ribbon brake

ribbon brakes

ribbon cable

ribbon cables

ribbon cane

ribbon canes

ribbon grass

ribbon gum

ribbon gums

ribbon map

ribbon maps

ribbon representations

ribbon snake

ribbon snakes

ribbon stamp

ribbon stamps

ribbon wire

ribbon wires

ribbon worm

ribbon worms

ribbon

ribbon-cutting

ribboned

ribbonfish

ribbonfishes

ribboning

ribbonism

ribbonless

ribbonlike

ribbonman

ribbonmen

ribbon-representation

ribbons

ribbon-seal

ribbon-seals

ribbonwood

ribbonwoods

ribbony

ribby

ribcage

rib-cage

ribcages

rib-cages

ribeirão prêto

ribera

riberries

riberry

ribes

ribes-cynosbati

ribes-hirtellum

ribes-nigrum

ribes-rubrum

ribeye

rib-eye

ribeyes

rib-eyes

ribeye-steak

rib-eye-steak

ribeye-steaks

rib-eye-steaks

ribgrass

ribgrasses

ribibe

ribibes

ribible

ribibles

ribier (grape)

ribin

ribins

ribitol

ribityl

ribityls

ribless

riblet

riblets

riblike

riboadenine

riboflavin

riboflavin-5-sodium-phosphate

ribofuranose

ribofuranoses

ribofuranoside

ribofuranosides

ribofuranosyl

ribokinase

ribokinases

ribolyser

ribolysing

ribonic acid

ribonuclear

ribonuclease

ribonucleases

ribonucleic acids

ribonucleic

ribonucleic-acid

ribonucleolytic

ribonucleoparticle

ribonucleoparticles

ribonucleoprotein

ribonucleoproteins

ribonucleoside

ribonucleosides

ribonucleotide

ribonucleotides

ribophagy

ribophorin

ribophorins

ribopolymer

riboprobe

riboprobes

riboprotein

ribopyranose

ribopyranoses

ribopyranoside

ribopyranosides

riboregulation

riboregulator

riboregulators

riboregulatory

ribose

ribose-nucleic-acid

ribose-nucleic-acids

riboside

ribosides

ribosidic

ribosomal dna

ribosomal ribonucleic acid

ribosomal ribonucleic acids

ribosomal rna

ribosomal RNAs

ribosomal

ribosomally

ribosome

ribosomes

ribosomic

ribosomopathy

ribostamycin

riboswitch

riboswitches

ribosyl

ribosylate

ribosylates

ribosylating

ribosylation

ribosylations

ribosylhydrolase

ribosylhydrolases

ribosyls

ribosyltransferase

ribosyltransferases

ribothymidine

ribothymidines

ribotide

ribotides

ribotoxic

ribotoxin

ribotoxins

ribotype

ribotypes

ribotyping

ribovirus

riboviruses

ribozyme

ribozymes

ribozymology

ribroast

ribroasted

ribroasting

ribroasts

ribs

rib-steak

ribston-pippin

ribston-pippins

rib-tickler

rib-tickling

ribulokinase

ribulokinases

ribulose

ribwort

ribworts

ric

rican

ricaniid

ricaniids

ricans

ricardian

ricardians

ricardo david

ricardo

ricasso

ricassos

riccardia

Riccati equation

Riccati equations

Ricci calculus

Ricci flow

riccia

ricciaceae

ricciocarpos

rice and chessboard legend

rice bean

rice biscuit

rice biscuits

rice blast

rice burners

rice cars

rice condoleezza

rice cookers

rice cracker

rice crackers

rice cutgrass

rice cutgrasses

Rice distribution

rice eater

rice elmer leopold

rice flours

rice glue

rice glues

rice hen

rice hens

rice hull

rice hulls

rice husk

rice husks

rice jerry lee

rice kings

rice malts

rice milks

rice paddle

rice paddy herb

rice paddy herbs

rice papers

rice pounder

rice pounders

rice queens

rice rockets

rice stick

rice sticks

rice stitch

rice stitches

rice

riceball

rice-ball

riceballs

rice-balls

ricebird

ricebirds

rice-bowl

rice-bowls

riceburger

riceburgers

rice-burner

rice-cake

rice-cakes

rice-car

rice-chaser

rice-chasers

rice-congee

rice-cooker

riced

ricefield mouse

ricefish

ricefishes

rice-flour

ricegrower

ricegrowers

ricegrowing

rice-growing

rice-king

rice-krispies

rice-krispie-square

riceless

ricelike

rice-malt

ricemeal

rice-milk

rice-mill

rice-mills

rice-noodle

rice-noodles

rice-paddies

rice-paddy

rice-paper plant

ricepaper

rice-paper

rice-pudding

rice-puddings

rice-queen

ricer

rice-rat

rice-rats

ricercar

ricercare

ricercares

ricercars

rice-rocket

ricers

Rice's theorem

rices

rice-shell

rice-shells

rice-vinegar

rice-vinegars

rice-water

rice-weevil

rice-weevils

rice-wine

rice-wines

rich adrienne

rich client application

rich client

rich content

rich email

rich formatting

rich interaction

rich internet application

rich kid

rich kids

rich man

rich media

rich men

rich presence

rich rhyme

rich site summary

rich tea biscuits

rich text formatting

rich text

rich web application

rich web client

rich windows client

rich

richard i

richard ii

richard iii

richard joseph henri maurice

richard roe

richard

richardiid

richardiids

richard-of-york-gave-battle-in-vain

richards ellen swallow

richards i(vor) a(rmstrong)

richards keith

Richard's paradox

richards theodore william

richards

richard-snary

richardson henry hobson

Richardson number

richardson ralph david

richardson samuel

richardson

richardsoni

richardsonian

richardsonii

richardson's ground squirrel

Richardson's owl

Richardson's theorem

rich-as-croesus

rich-clients

richdom

riche

riched

richelieu

richellite

richelsdorfite

richen

richened

richening

richens

riches

richesse

richetite

rich-for-one-s-blood

richian

richie

riching

rich-internet-applications

richish

richland

richler mordecai

richlink

richly

rich-man-s-disease

richmond fed manufacturing survey

richmond hill

Richmond upon Thames

richmond

richness

richnesses

rich-tea-biscuit

richter jean paul friedrich

richter sviatoslav teofilovich

richteri

richterite

richteritic

richter-scale

richter-scales

richweed

richweeds

richy

rician-fading

ricin

ricinelaidic-acid

ricinelaidin

ricing

ricinic acid

ricinic

ricinidae

ricinine

ricinoleate

ricinoleates

ricinoleic

ricinoleic-acid

ricinolein

ricinoleins

ricinolic

ricinostearic acid

ricinulei

ricinus

rick cloths

rick

rickard

rickardite

rickards

rick-cloth

ricked

rickenbacker edward vernon

rickenbacker

ricker

rickers

ricketed

ricketiness

rickets

rickett

ricketts

rickettsia

rickettsiaceae

rickettsiae

rickettsial

rickettsiales

rickettsialpox

rickettsias

rickettsiological

rickettsiology

rickettsioses

rickettsiosis

ricketty

rickety

rickey

rickeys

ricki

rickie

ricking

rickle

rickle-o-banes

rickle-o-bones

rickle-of-banes

rickle-of-bones

rickles o' bones

rickles of banes

rickles of bones

rickles

rickover hyman george

rickrack

rickracks

rickroll

rick-roll

rickrolled

rick-rolled

rickrolling

rick-rolling

rickrolls

rick-rolls

ricks

ricksha

rickshas

rickshaw

rickshawed

rickshawing

rickshawlike

rickshaws

rickson

rickstand

rickstands

ricky

ricky-tick

rico

ricochet

ricochetal

ricocheted

ricocheting

ricochets

ricochetted

ricochetting

rico-suave

rico-suaves

rictal

ricture

rictures

rictus

rictuses

rid a horse foaled by an acorn

rid

ridable

ridaforolimus

ridaura

riddance

riddances

ridded

riddelliine

ridden a horse foaled by an acorn

ridden dirty

ridden roughshod over

ridden shotgun

ridden the ... train

ridden the bench

ridden the crest of the wave

ridden up

ridden

ridden-bitch

ridden-hard-and-put-away-wet

ridder

riddim

riddims

ridding

riddle me ree

riddle me rees

riddle me that, Batman

riddle wrapped up in an enigma

riddle

riddled

riddlelike

riddle-me-this

riddler

riddlers

riddles

riddle-stick

riddle-sticks

riddling

riddlingly

ride a hobby

ride and tie

ride dirty

ride off

ride on a rail

ride on the back of

ride or die

ride or dies

ride out

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ride rusty

ride sally kristen

ride shank's mare

ride the bench

ride the boards

ride the clock

ride the cock carousel

ride the cotton bicycle

ride the cotton horse

ride the cotton pony

ride the crest of the wave

ride the lightning

ride the pony

ride the rail

ride to hounds

ride ups

ride

rideable

ride-a-horse-foaled-by-an-acorn

ridealong

ride-along

ridealongs

ride-alongs

rideau canal

ride-bareback

ride-bitch

ride-cymbal

ride-cymbals

rided

ride-down

ridehailing service

ride-hailing service

ride-height

ride-heights

ride-herd-on

ride-high

rident

ride-one-s-luck

rider

riderless

ride-roughshod-over

riders

rider-s-bone

ridership

rides a horse foaled by an acorn

rides dirty

rides or dies

rides roughshod over

rides shotgun

rides the ... train

rides the bench

rides the crest of the wave

rides up

rides

rides-bitch

rideshare

ridesharer

ridesharers

rideshares

ride-sharing service

ridesharing

ride-shotgun

ride-someone-s-ass

ridest

ride-tall-in-the-saddle

rideth

ride-the-circuit

ride-the-coattails

ride-the-pine

ride-the-rails

ride-the-short-bus

ride-the-wave

ride-up

ride-with-the-punches

ridge beams

ridge courses

ridge harrow

ridge harrows

ridge plough

ridge ploughs

ridge rib

ridge rope

ridge ropes

ridge, tom

ridge

ridgeback

ridgebacks

ridge-beam

ridgebone

ridgebones

ridge-course

ridged

ridged-band

ridgehead

ridgeheads

ridgel

ridgelet

ridgelets

ridgelike

ridgeline

ridge-line

ridgelines

ridgeling

ridgelings

ridgels

ridgen-s-penguin

ridgen-s-penguins

ridgepiece

ridgepieces

ridgeplate

ridgeplates

ridgepole

ridge-pole

ridgepoles

ridgerope

ridgeropes

ridge-runner

ridges

ridgeside

ridgesides

ridgetop

ridgetops

ridge-vent

ridge-vents

ridgewalking

ridgeway

ridgeways

ridgewood

ridging

ridgling

ridglings

ridgway matthew bunker

ridgwayi

ridgwayia

Ridgway's rail

ridgy

ridgy-didge

ridibund

ridic

ridicle

ridicule pole

ridicule poles

ridicule

ridiculed

ridiculer

ridiculers

ridicules

ridiculest

ridiculeth

ridiculing

ridiculize

ridiculized

ridiculizes

ridiculizing

ridiculosities

ridiculosity

ridiculous

ridiculously

ridiculousness

ridiculousnesses

riding (jackson) laura

riding a horse foaled by an acorn

riding academy

riding association

riding boot

riding boots

riding committee

riding committees

riding dirty

riding dress

riding gloves

riding high

riding interest

riding light

riding lights

riding master

riding mowers

riding officer

riding or dying

riding rhyme

riding rhymes

riding robe

riding roughshod over

riding sail

riding school

riding shotgun

riding spear

riding the ... train

riding the bench

riding the crest of the wave

riding

riding-bitch

riding-crop

riding-crops

riding-habit

riding-habits

riding-halter

riding-halters

riding-hood

ridings

riding-up

riding-whip

ridley nicholas

ridley

ridleyi

ridleys

ridonculous

ridonkulous

ridotto

ridottoes

ridottos

rid-out

rids

rid-up

rie

riebeckite

riebeckites

rief

riefenstahl

riehale

Rieke metal

Rieke metals

riel louis

riel

riella

riellaceae

riels

riemann georg friedrich bernhard

Riemann hypothesis

Riemann integrals

Riemann zeta functions

riemann

riemannian

riemannian-geometry

riemannian-manifold

riemann-integral

Riemann-Lebesgue lemma

riemann-space

riemann-spaces

riemann-sphere

Riemann-Stieltjes integral

Riemann-Stieltjes integrals

riemann-surface

riemann-zeta-function

rien ne va plus

rienzi cola di

rienzi

riesel iron

rieske-protein

riesling

rieslings

riesman david, jr.

Riess spiral

rieti

rif

rifabutin

rifacimento

rifadin

rifaldazine

rifampicin

rifampin

rifamycin

rifamycins

rifapentine

rife

rifely

rifeness

riff

riffage

riffages

riffed

riffic

riffing

riffle beetle

riffle beetles

riffle bug

riffle bugs

riffle

riffled

riffler

rifflers

riffles

riffling

riffly

riffraff

riff-raff

riffs

riffwise

riffy

rifle fish

rifle greens

rifle

riflebird

riflebirds

rifled

rifled-slug

rifled-slugs

rifle-green

riflelike

rifleman

riflemen

rifle-pit

rifle-pits

rifler

rifle-range

rifle-ranges

riflers

riflery

rifles

riflescope

riflescopes

riflewoman

riflewomen

rifling

riflings

riflip

riflips

rift saw

rift sawed

rift sawing

rift sawn

rift saws

rift zone

rift zones

rift

rifted

rifter

rifters

rifting

riftless

rifts

rift-valley

rift-valley-fever

rift-valleys

rig doctor

rig doctors

rig

riga

rigadoon

rigadoons

riga-fir

riga-firs

rigamarole

rigan

rigans

rigas, john

rigation

rigatoni

rigaudon

rigaudons

rigel

rigellian

rigellians

rigescent

rigged

rigger

riggers

rigging

riggings

riggish

riggle

riggled

riggles

riggling

riggot

riggs-disease

righale

right and left screw

right and left screws

right as ninepence

right ascensions

right atrium

right away

right back at you

right bowers

right brains

right circular cone

right click

right enough

right face

right faces

right fields

right hand of fellowship

right hands of fellowship

right heart

right here

right honorable

right honourable

right ideals

right inverses

right join

right joins

right justify

right man

right men

right of action

right of asylum

right of drip

right of election

right of first refusal

right of privacy

right of repentance

right of search

right of subscription

right of survivorship

right of way

right off

right on the money

right on

right outer join

right outer joins

right quick

right side out

right smart

right stochastic matrices

right the ship

right to be forgotten

right to bear arms

right to counsel

right to die

right to know

right to remain silent

right to work laws

right trapezoid

right trapezoids

right wings

right

rightable

rightabout

right-about

rightabout-face

rightabouts

right-abouts

right-and-left

right-angle

right-angled

right-angled-triangle

right-angled-triangles

right-angles

rightard

rightards

right-as-a-trivet

right-ascension

right-as-rain

right-away signal

right-back

right-backs

right-bank

right-banks

right-based ethics

right-bower

right-bracket

right-brackets

right-brain

right-brained

right-brainer

right-clicked

right-clicking

right-clicks

right-coset

right-cosets

right-cross

right-crosses

right-drag

righted

right-eigenvalue

right-eigenvalues

right-eigenvector

right-eigenvectors

righten

rightened

rightening

rightens

righteo

righteous

righteoused

righteousing

righteously

righteousness

righteousnesses

righter

righters

righteth

righteye flounder

right-field

right-fielder

right-fielders

right-footed

right-footer

rightful

rightfully

rightfulness

right-hand

right-hand-drive

right-handed path

right-handed

right-handedly

right-handedness

right-hander

right-handers

right-hand-man

right-hand-men

right-hand-path

right-hand-rule

right-hand-woman

right-hand-women

right-ho

righthood

right-ideal

right-identities

right-identity

rightie

righties

righting reflex

righting

right-inverse

rightio

rightish

rightism

rightisms

rightist

rightists

right-lateral

right-left-and-center

right-left-and-centre

rightless

rightly

right-minded

rightmost

rightness

rightnesses

right-now

righto

right-o

right-of-centre

right-of-counsel

right-of-entry

right-of-publicity

right-of-reentry

right-of-sepulchre

right-of-ways

right-oh

right-one

right-out

rightpondia

rightpondian

rightpondians

right-reading

rights issue

rights issues

rights manager

rights of asylum

rights offer

rights offering

rights offers

rights

rightsholder

rightsholders

rightsholding

right-side up

right-side

right-sides

rightsize

rightsized

rightsizes

rightsizing

rights-of-entry

rights-of-first-refusal

rights-of-publicity

rights-of-reentry

rights-of-way

right-stochastic-matrix

right-stuff

right-thinking

right-to-choose

right-to-keep-and-bear-arms

right-to-know act

right-to-life

right-to-lifer

right-to-lifers

right-to-roam

right-to-work law

right-to-work

right-triangle

right-triangles

right-up-someone-s-alley

rightward

rightwards

rightways

right-whale

right-whales

right-wing socialism

rightwing

right-wing

right-winger

rightwingers

right-wingers

rightwise

rightwisely

rightwiseness

righty

righty-ho

right-you-are

rigid disk

rigid

rigid-bodies

rigid-body

rigid-body-dynamics

rigidification

rigidifications

rigidified

rigidifies

rigidify

rigidifying

rigidipenna

rigidities

rigidity

rigidity-modulus

rigidly

rigidness

rigidulous

rigil-kent

riglet

riglets

rigmarole

rigmaroles

rigol

rigolet

rigolets

rigoll

rigolls

rigols

rigor

rigor-caloris

rigorisation

rigorise

rigorism

rigorist

rigorists

rigorization

rigorizations

rigorize

rigorized

rigorizes

rigorizing

rigor-mortis

rigorous

rigorously

rigorousness

rigors

rigour

rigourisation

rigourise

rigourism

rigourist

rigouristic

rigourization

rigourize

rigour-mortis

rigourous

rigourously

rigourousness

rigours

rig-out

rig-pig

rig-pigs

rigs

rigsdaler

rigsdalers

rigveda

rig-veda

rigvedic

rihanna

rihd

riis jacob august

riis

riism

rijeka

rijn

rijndael algorithm

rijstafel

rijstaffel

rijsttafel

rijsttafels

rijswijk

rika

rike

rikenium

rikers island

rikishi

riksdag

riksdaler

riksdalers

riksmal

rilandite

rile up

rile

riled

riled-up

riles

riley james whitcomb

riley

rileyi

rilie

rilievo

rilievos

riling

rilke rainer maria

rilke

rilkean

rill

rilla

rille

rilled

rill-erosion

rilles

rillet

rillets

rillettes

rilling

rills

rilly

rilonacept

riluzole

rily

rim locks

rim out

rim

rima

rimantadine

rimantidine

rimator

rimau-dahan

rimaye

rimbachii

rimbase

rimbases

rimbaud jean nicolas arthur

rimbaud

rime book

rime dictionaries

rime dictionary

rime

rimed

rimer

rime-riche

rime-royal

rimers

rimes riches

rimes royal

rimes

rimester

rimfire

rimfires

riming

rimini

riminophenazines

rim-jobs

rimkorolgite

rimland

rimlands

rimland-theory

rimless

rim-lock

rimm

rimmed out

rimmed

rimmers

rimming out

rimming

rimmings

rimon

rimonabant

rimose

rimosely

rimosities

rimosity

rimous

rimouski

rimple

rimpled

rimples

rimpling

rimrock

rimrocked

rimrocking

rimrocks

rims out

rims

rimshot

rim-shot

rimshots

rim-shots

rimsky-korsakov nikolai andreyevich

rimsky-korsakov

rimstone

rimstones

rimu

rimy

rin

rina

rincn

rincons

rind gall

rind galls

rind

rinded

rinderpest

rinding

rindle

rindles

rindless

rinds

rindy

rine

rined

rinehart mary roberts

rinforzando

ring again

ring bearer

ring buoy

ring cadences

ring cam

ring chromosome

ring chromosomes

ring doughnut

ring doughnuts

ring down the curtain

ring fields

ring gauge

ring gauges

ring homomorphism

ring in one's nose

ring isomorphism

ring knocker

ring lasers

ring nebula

ring network

ring of bells

ring of fractions

ring of the fisherman

ring of the nibelung

ring oscillator

ring oscillators

ring outs

ring ouzel

ring ouzels

ring rats

ring rot

ring silicate

ring singularities

ring singularity

ring spanner

ring spanners

ring spinner

ring spinners

ring sum normal form

ring tennis

ring through

ring tone

ring topology

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ring up the curtain

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ring wrenches

ring

ring-a-bell

ringable

ring-a-ding

ring-a-levio

ring-around

ringback tone

ringback

ring-back

ringbang

ringbark

ring-bark

ringbarked

ring-barked

ringbarking

ring-barking

ringbarks

ring-barks

ringbearer

ringbearers

ring-bill

ring-billed gull

ringbills

ring-binder

ring-binders

ringbird

ringbirds

ringbolt

ringbolts

ringbone

ring-cadence

ringcam

ring-chart

ring-charts

ringcraft

ringdove

ring-dove

ringdoves

ring-doves

ringdown

ringdowns

ringed worm

ringed

ringed-dove

ringed-plover

ringed-seal

ringed-worms

ringent

ringer equivalence numbers

ringer T-shirt

ringer T-shirts

ringer

ringer-equivalence-number

Ringer's lactate solution

ringer's solution

ringers

ringest

ringeth

ringette

ring-false

ringfence

ringfenced

ringfences

ringfencing

ring-field

ring-finger

ring-fingers

ringfort

ringforts

ring-gag

ring-gags

ring-game

ring-games

ringgit

ringgits

ringhals

ringhalses

ringhead

ringheads

ringhole

ring-hollow

ringiculid

ringiculids

ring-in

ringing around

ringing down the curtain

ringing out

ringing signal

ringing true

ringing up the curtain

ringing up

ringing

ringing-engine

ringing-engines

ringing-in

ringingly

ringings

ring-laser

ringleader

ring-leader

ringleaders

ring-leaders

ringleading

ringless

ringlestone

ringlestones

ringlet

ringleted

ringlets

ringletted

ringlike

ringling charles

ringmail

ringman

ring-man

ringmaster

ringmasters

ringmen

ringneck snake

ringneck

ring-neck

ringneck-dove

ring-necked dove

ring-necked duck

ring-necked pheasant

ring-necked

ring-necked-parakeet

ringo

ring-off

ring-of-fire

ring-off-the-hook

ring-of-steel

ring-of-truth

ringolevio

ring-one-s-bell

ring-out

ringpieces

ring-pull

ring-pulls

ring-rat

ring-road

ring-roads

ring-round

rings around

rings down the curtain

rings of bells

rings of steel

rings out

rings true

rings up the curtain

rings up

rings

ringsail

ringsails

ringside

ringsider

ringsiders

ringside-seat

rings-in

ring-someone-s-bell

ring-species

ring-spinning

ringspot

ringspun

ring-stand

ring-stands

ringster

ringsters

ringstraked

ring-streaked

ring-system

ring-systems

ringtail

ring-tailed

ring-tailed-lemur

ring-tailed-macauco

ring-tailed-macaucos

ringtails

ring-the-changes

ring-theoretic

ring-theoretical

ring-theorist

ring-theorists

ring-theory

ring-the-welkins

ringtone

ringtones

ring-tones

ring-topologies

ringtoss

ring-toss

ring-true

ring-up

ringwall

ringwalls

ringwise

ringwood

ringwoodite

ringwoodites

ringwork

ringworks

ringworld

ringworlds

ringworm

ringworms

ringwraith

ringwraiths

ringxiety

rink rat

rink

rinker

rinkers

rinkhalses

rinkii

rinking

rinkite

rinks

rinkside

rinksides

rink-skate

rinky-dink

rinmanite

Rinmann's green

Rinman's green

Rinne test

rinneite

rino

rinpoche

rinsate

rinsates

rinse aid

rinse aids

rinse

rinsed

rinser

rinsers

rinses

rinsing

rinsings

rin-tin-tin

rinzai

río bravo

Rio de Contas

río de oro

Rio del Mar

rio grande

río muni

rio

riobamba

rio-branco

rio-de-janeiro

riodinid

riodinidae

riodinids

rio-grande-do-norte

rio-grande-do-sul

rioja

riojan

riojans

riojas

riomarinaite

rioni

rios

riot act

riot booster

riot boosters

riot boosting

riot girls

riot gun

riot money

riot stairs

riot

rioted

rioter

rioters

riotest

rioteth

riot-gear

riot-girl

riot-grrl

riot-grrls

riot-grrrl

riot-grrrls

rioting

riotings

riotise

riotless

riotour

riotours

riotous

riotously

riotousness

riot-police

riotry

riots

rip a page out of someone's book

rip a page out of someone's playbook

rip ass

rip cord

rip entries

rip entry

rip fence

rip fences

rip into

rip one

rip someone a new one

rip tides

rip van winkle

rip, shit or bust

rip

ripa

rip-along

riparia

riparian buffer

riparian buffers

riparian rights

riparian

riparianness

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rip-box

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ripe for judgment

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ripeness doctrine

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ripening

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ripgut grass

riphaean

ripidolite

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ripienist

ripienists

ripieno

riping

ripiphorid

ripiphorids

ripken calvin edward, jr.

ripley george

riplock

rip-off

rip-off-merchant

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riposte

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ripostes

riposting

riposts

rippable

ripped a page out of someone's book

ripped a page out of someone's playbook

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ripple-voltage

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rips a page out of someone's playbook

rips into

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ripsaw

rip-saw

ripsawed

ripsawing

ripsaws

rip-saws

ripsnorter

ripsnorters

ripsnorting

rip-snorting-mad

ripstop

ript

rip-the-piss

riptide

rip-tide

riptides

rip-to-shreds

ripuarian

ripuarians

rip-up

riq

riq-a

riqq

riqs

rir

ris

risable

risan

risc system/6000 sp

risc system/6000

risc

risc-based system

risc-based

rise above

rise and fall time

rise forms

rise from the dead

rise through the ranks

rise to the bait

rise to the challenge

rise with the lark

rise

rise-and-shine

rised

risedronate

risedronic-acid

riseform

rise-form

riseforms

rise-from-the-ashes

risen above

risen from the dead

risen

risen-up

rise-over-run

riser cable

riser card

riser

risers

rises above

rises from the dead

rises

risest

rises-up

riseth

rise-to-the-occasion

rise-up

rishabha

rishathra

rishi

rishis

rishon

rishons

risibility

risible

risibleness

risibles

risibly

rising above

rising bottom

Rising from the Dead

rising lark

rising larks

rising line

rising lines

rising mains

rising of the lights

rising rhythm

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rising sign

rising star

rising stars

rising three

rising threes

rising

rising-action

rising-actions

rising-damp

rising-main

rising-of-the-moon

risings of the moon

risings

rising-sun

rising-up

risk analysis

risk appetites

risk arbitrage

risk assessment

risk assessments

risk averse

risk aversion

risk factor

risk it for the biscuit

risk life and limb

risk management

risk mitigation

risk of loss

risk off

risk on

risk one's life and limb

risk one's neck

risk premium

risk societies

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risk/reward tradeoff

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risk-appetite

risk-capital

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risker

riskest

risketh

risk-free return

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risorius

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risped

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risqu-e

rissa

rissa-brevirostris

rissaldar

rissaldars

rissa-tridactyla

Risser sign

rissoellid

rissoellids

rissoid

rissoids

rissole

rissoles

risso's dolphin

ristocetin

ristorante

ristorantes

ristra

ristretto

ristrettos

rit

rita

ritalin

ritalinic acid

ritanserin

ritard

ritardando

ritch

ritchey

ritchie, dennis

ritchie

rite

rite-de-passage

riten

ritenuto

rite-of-passage

rites

rites-de-passage

ritesh

rites-of-passage

rithmetic

ritodrine

ritonavir

ritornelle

ritornelles

ritornello

ritornellos

ritratto

ritrattoes

ritrattos

ritsa

Ritscher-Schinzel syndrome

ritson

Ritter reaction

ritter woodward maurice

ritter

Ritter's disease

ritters

rittmannite

ritual murder

ritual

ritual-abuse

ritual-abuses

ritual-decalogue

ritualic

ritualisation

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ritualising

ritualism

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ritualistic

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rituality

ritualization

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ritually

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ritual-ten-commandments

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ritz

ritzily

ritziness

ritz-s-combination-principle

ritzy

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rivadavite

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rival

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rivalities

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rivaroxaban

rivas

rivastigmine

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rived

rivel

riveling

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rivenness

river birches

river bottom

river carp

river chub

river chubs

river crabs

river dog

river dogs

river dolphins

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river dunes

river gum

river gums

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river jacks

river oats

River of Doubt

river otter

river otters

river pear

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river warbler

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rivera diego

rivera

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river-blindness

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riverboat

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riverboatmen

riverboat-queen

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river-god

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riverine-rabbit

rivering

riverkeeper

riverkeepers

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river-lampreys

riverless

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riverlings

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river-snails

riverton

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river-turtles

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riverwoman

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rivest-shamir-adleman

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rivet-counter

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riveter

riveters

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rivethead

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riveting set

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rivetless

rivetlike

rivets

rivetted

rivetting

riviation

riviera

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riving knife

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riv-n

rivne

rivose

rivulet

rivulets

rivulid

rivulids

rivulose

rix

rixation

rixatrix

rix-baron

rixdaler

rixdalers

rix-dollar

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rix-dollars

rixon

riyadh

riyal

riyals

riyaz

riyl

riz

rizal jose

rizal

rizal-day

rizatriptan

rize

riziform

rizla

rizlas

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rizzared

rizzaring

rizzars

rizzio

rj

rj11

rj-11

rj14

rj-14

rj-21

rj-21x

rj25

rj-25

rj-26x

rj-27x

rj-31x

rj45

rj-45

rj48

rj-48

rje

rjew

rk

rka

rkatsiteli

rl

rle

rlec

rleplay

rleplayed

rleplays

rles

rll interface

rll

rlogin

rlq

rlqs

rlr

rlv

rlvs

rm

rma

rman

rmb

rmbp

rmc

rm-cell

rmchi

rmdir

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rmgrouped

rmgrouping

rmgroups

rmi over iiop

rmi/iiop

rmi

rmic

rmi-iiops

rmis

rmit

rmo

r-module

rmon probe

rmon

rmp

rms

rn

RNA expression pattern

RNA expression profile

rna interference

rna polymerase

rna

rnai

rnas

rnases

rna-splicing

rna-virus

rna-viruses

rna-world

rna-worlds

rnb

r-n-b

rnc

rnd

rne

rng

rngs

rni

rnib

rnli

rnp

rnr

r-n-r

rntgenology

rntgens

rntm

rntp

rnutr

ro

r-o

roa

roach back

roach

rodomontade

roil

roister

rubefacient

rubric

rue

rumint

runagate

S

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s band

s beam

s corporation

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s&p 100 index

s&p 400 midcap index

s&p 500 index

s.a de c.v.

s.e.c.

s/360

s/370

s/390

s/3x

S/F ratio

s/fx

s

s-1

s-100 bus

s2 3g

s2

s2g

s3 chip

s3 cloud storage

s3 storage

s3

s-4

s5

S6 Edge

S6

s60

S7 Edge

S7

S8

SA node

SA nodes

S-A nodes

sã£o paulo bovespa

sa

s-a

Sa·n'a

Sa·vai'i

saa

saab

saad

saadh

saadhs

saadi

saadian

saadians

saag

saagwala

saaj

saakashvili

saale

saami

saamis

saamlaw

saan

saanen

saanen-goat

saanen-goats

saanich

saaniches

saar

saarbrucken

saaremaa

saarinen eero

saarinen

saarland

saarlander

saas

saas-bahu

saavedra lamas carlos

sab

saba

sabaconid

sabaconids

sabadell

sabadilla

sabadillas

sabadine

sabaean

sabaeanism

sabaeism

sabah

sabaism

sabal

sabalo

saban

sabans

sabaori

sabaoth

sabari

sabatia

sabatier paul

sabatier

sabatierite

sabaton

sabatons

sabayon

sabba-day

sabbat

sabbatarian

sabbatarianism

sabbatarianisms

sabbatarians

sabbath of the land

sabbath school

Sabbath stick

sabbath

sabbatharian

sabbath-day

Sabbath-day's journey

sabbathless

sabbathly

sabbaths of the land

sabbaths

sabbatia

sabbatian

sabbatianism

sabbatic

sabbatical leave

sabbatical

sabbaticals

sabbatical-year

sabbatical-years

sabbatine

sabbatism

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sabbatization

sabbatize

sabbaton

sabbats

sabbeka

sabber-day

sabc

sabcomeline

sabean

sabeans

sabeism

sabella

sabellae

sabellariid

sabellariids

sabellian

sabellianism

sabellians

sabellic

sabellid

sabellida

sabellidae

sabellids

sabelliite

sabellinae

sabelloid

sabeluzole

saber rattle

saber rattled

saber rattles

saber rattlings

saber saws

saber

sabercat

sabercats

saberlike

sabermetric

sabermetrician

sabermetricians

sabermetrics

saber-rattling

sabers

saber-saw

sabertooth tiger

sabertooth

saber-toothed cat

saber-toothed cats

saber-toothed

saber-toothed-tiger

saber-toothed-tigers

sabha

sabia virus

sabian

sabianism

sabians

sabic

sabicu

sabieite

sabin albert bruce

sabin florence rena

sabin

sabina

sabinaite

sabine lake

sabine

sabinene

sabine-river

sabines

sabine-s-gull

sabine-s-gulls

sabinian

sabino

sabinol

sabinos

sabins

sabin-vaccine

sabin-vaccines

sabir

sabirs

sabkha

sabkhas

sable antelopes

sable cape

sable island

sable

sable-antelope

sablefish

sablefishes

sableness

sables

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sabora

sabot

sabotage

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sabotager

sabotagers

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saboteur

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sabotiers

sabots

sabra

sabrage

sabras

sabre carp

sabre rattle

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sabrebill

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sabred

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sabre-saw

sabretache

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sabretasche

sabretasches

sabretooth

sabre-tooth

sabre-toothed cats

sabretoothed

sabre-toothed

sabre-toothed-cat

sabre-toothed-tiger

sabre-toothed-tigers

sabre-tooths

sabreur

sabreurs

Sabrina work

sabrina

sabring

sabugalite

sabulose

sabulosity

sabulous

saburra

saburral

sabzi

sabzis

sac fungi

sac up

sac

sacae

sacagawea

sacagawea-dollar

sacagawean

sacagaweas

sacalait

sac-a-lait

sacaline

sacar

sacars

sacaton

sacatons

sacbrood

sac-bunt

sac-bunts

saccade

saccaded

saccades

saccadic

saccading

saccate

sacced

sacchar-

saccharase

saccharate

saccharated

saccharephidrosis

saccharic

saccharic-acid

saccharide

saccharides

saccharidic

sacchariferous

saccharification

saccharifications

saccharified

saccharifies

saccharify

saccharifying

saccharilla

saccharillas

saccharimeter

saccharimeters

saccharimetric

saccharimetrical

saccharimetry

saccharin

saccharinate

saccharinates

saccharine

saccharinely

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saccharinic acids

saccharinic

saccharinic-acid

saccharinities

saccharinity

saccharins

saccharize

saccharized

saccharizes

saccharizing

saccharo-

saccharogen

saccharogenic

saccharoid

saccharoidal

saccharolipid

saccharolipids

saccharolytic

saccharometabolic

saccharometabolism

saccharometer

saccharometers

saccharometric

saccharometry

saccharomyces

saccharomycetaceae

saccharomycetales

saccharomycete

saccharomycetes

saccharomycopsis

saccharomycosis

saccharomycotina

saccharonate

saccharone

saccharonic acids

saccharonic-acid

saccharopine

saccharopinuria

saccharose

saccharosuria

saccharous

saccharum

saccholactate

saccholactates

saccholactic

sacchulmin

sacciferous

sacciform

saccing

sacco nicola

sacco

saccocirrid

saccocirrids

saccogyna

saccogynidium

saccolabium

saccopharyngid

saccopharyngids

saccular

sacculate

sacculated

sacculation

sacculations

saccule

saccules

sacculina

sacculinid

sacculinidae

sacculinids

sacculinization

sacculmic-acid

sacculocochlear

sacculoutricular

sacculus

saccus

sacd

sacella

sacellum

sacerdocies

sacerdocy

sacerdotal

sacerdotalism

sacerdotalist

sacerdotalists

sacerdotalize

sacerdotalized

sacerdotalizing

sacerdotally

sacerdotical

sacer-vates

saceur

sac-flies

sac-fly

sac-fungus

sacha-inchi

sachaline

sacharovi

sachel

sachels

sachem

sachemdom

sachemdoms

sachems

sachemship

sachemships

sacher-torte

sachet

sachets

sachitid

sachitids

sachs hans

sachs nelly

Sach's organ

sachs

sachsen

saci

saciety

sack coat

sack knot

sack knots

sack lunch

sack lunches

sack men

sack of flesh

sack off

sack up

sack

sackable

sackage

sackages

sackbarrow

sack-barrow

sackbarrows

sack-barrows

sackbut

sackbuts

sackbutt

sackbutts

sackcloth

sackclothed

sackcloths

sacked off

sacked

sacked-out

sacker

sackers

sacket

sackful

sackfuls

sacking off

sacking out

sacking

sackings

sackless

sacklike

sackload

sackloads

sack-man

sack-out

sack-race

sack-races

sacks of flesh

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sacks out

sacks

sacksful

sacksian

sackt

sacktruck

sack-truck

sacktrucks

sack-trucks

sackung

sackville thomas

sackville

sackville-west victoria mary

sack-whey

sackwise

sac-lac

sacless

saclike

saco river

saco

sacque

sacques

sacra

sacrad

sacral vertebrae

sacral

sacralgia

sacralities

sacrality

sacralization

sacralizations

sacralize

sacralized

sacralizes

sacralizing

sacrals

sacral-vertebra

sacral-vertebras

Sacrament of the Altar

sacrament

sacramental

sacramentalism

sacramentalist

sacramentalists

sacramentality

sacramentally

sacramentalness

sacramentarian

sacramentarians

sacramentaries

sacramentary

sacramentize

sacramentized

sacramento

sacrament-of-reconciliation

sacramento-mountains

sacramento-river

sacraments of reconciliation

sacraments

sacraria

sacraries

sacrarium

sacrary

sacrate

sacration

sacrations

sacr-bleu

sacre

sacre-bleu

sacrectomy

sacred ape

sacred apes

sacred baboons

sacred beetle

sacred beetles

sacred bundle

sacred bundles

sacred college

sacred cows

sacred fig

sacred figs

sacred firs

sacred harp

sacred ibises

sacred kingfishers

sacred lotus

sacred lotuses

sacred way

sacred ways

sacred

sacred-baboon

sacred-cow

sacred-fir

sacred-ibis

sacredize

sacredized

sacredizes

sacredizing

sacred-kingfisher

sacredly

sacredness

sacrednesses

sacred-war

sacreligious

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sacrific

sacrificable

sacrifical

sacrificant

sacrificants

sacrification

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sacrifice-bunt

sacrifice-bunts

sacrificed

sacrifice-flies

sacrifice-fly

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sacrificers

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sacrificeth

sacrificial

sacrificial-anode

sacrificial-anodes

sacrificial-lamb

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sacrilicious

sacring

sacring-bell

sacrist

sacristan

sacristanry

sacristans

sacristies

sacristry

sacrists

sacristy

sacro-

sacrocaudal

sacrococcygeal

sacrofanite

sacroiliac

sacroiliac-joint

sacroiliac-joints

sacroiliacs

sacrolumbar

sacrosanct

sacrosanctities

sacrosanctity

sacrosanctly

sacrosanctness

sacrosanctum

sacrosciatic

sacrospinal

sacrospinalis

sacrospinous

sacrotuberous

sacrovertebral

sacrum

sacrums

sacs

sacsin

sad cases

sad panda

sad pandas

sad tree

sad trees

sad trombone

sad

sada

sadakhlo

sadanagaite

sadass

sad-ass

sadasses

sad-asses

sadat (muhammad) anwar el-

sadat

sadc

sadcase

sad-case

sadcases

sadcore

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saddam

saddamist

saddamists

saddar

sadden

saddened

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saddeneth

saddening

saddeningly

saddens

saddhu

saddish

saddle bar

saddle bars

saddle block (anesthesia)

saddle browns

saddle bum

saddle bums

saddle carbines

saddle feather

saddle feathers

saddle horns

saddle joint

saddle joints

saddle nose

saddle noses

saddle oyster

saddle plate

saddle plates

saddle quern

saddle querns

saddle roofs

saddle soaps

saddle stapler

saddle staplers

saddle stitches

saddle tank

saddle tanks

saddle tramp

saddle tramps

saddle

saddleback

saddleback-caterpillar

saddleback-caterpillars

saddle-backed bush cricket

saddle-backed

saddlebacking

saddlebackite

saddle-back-reef

saddle-back-reefs

saddlebacks

saddlebag

saddle-bag

saddlebags

saddle-bags

saddle-billed-stork

saddle-billed-storks

saddle-blanket

saddle-blankets

saddlebow

saddle-bow

saddlebows

saddle-bows

saddlebred

saddlebreds

saddle-brown

saddle-carbine

saddlecloth

saddle-cloth

saddlecloths

saddle-cloths

saddled

saddle-grafting

saddlehorn

saddle-horn

saddlehorns

saddle-horse

saddle-horses

saddleless

saddlelike

saddlemaker

saddlemakers

saddle-pad

saddle-pads

saddle-pain

saddle-pains

saddlepoint

saddle-point

saddlepoints

saddle-points

saddler sergeant

saddler

saddle-reef

saddle-reefs

saddleries

saddle-ring

saddle-rings

saddle-roof

saddlers

saddlery

saddles

saddle-seat

saddle-seats

saddle-shoe

saddle-shoes

saddle-soap

saddlesore

saddle-sore

saddle-sores

saddlest

saddle-stitch

saddletank

saddletanks

saddleth

saddletree

saddle-tree

saddletrees

saddle-trees

saddle-up

saddle-vein

saddle-veins

saddlewise

saddling

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saddos

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sadduceean

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sadduceeism

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sadducism

sadducisms

sadducize

sade donatien alphonse francois de

sade

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sadet

sadets

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sadguru

sadgurus

sadh

sadhana

sadhanas

sadhe

sadhs

sadhu

sadhus

sadi

sadia

sadian

sadic

sadie

sadie-hawkins-dance

sadiron

sad-iron

sadirons

sadism

sadisms

sadist

sadistic personality disorder

sadistic personality disorders

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saditty

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Sadler effect

sadly

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sadomasochism

sadomasochisms

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sadomasochistic

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sadomasochists

sadová

sadr

sads

sadsack

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sadsacks

sad-sacks

sadster

sadsters

sadt

sad-to-say

sadware

sadza

sae/eps

sae

saemisch's operation

saepiss

saeptum

saes

saeta

saetas

saeter

saeters

safar

safari ant

safari ants

safari suppers

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safariboat

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safarigoers

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safe areas

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safeboxes

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safe-cracker

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safety reflectors

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safety tube

safety tubes

safety zone

safety

safety-belt

safety-belts

safety-call

safety-car

safety-catch

safety-catches

safety-coffin

safety-coffins

safety-deposit-box

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safety-factors

safety-glass

safety-helmet

safety-helmets

safety-in-numbers

safety-island

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safety-lamp

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safetyman

safety-match

safety-matches

safety-net

safety-nets

safety-pin

safety-pins

safety-razor

safety-razors

safety-school

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safety-stocks

safety-stop

safety-thongs

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safeword

safewords

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saffers

saffi

saffian leather

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Saffir-Simpson scale

saffis

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safflorite

safflorites

safflors

safflower

safflowers

saffron crocus

saffron crocuses

saffron milk cap

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saffronizes

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saffronlike

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saffron-yellow

saffy

safi

safingol

s-afr

saframycin

saframycins

safranal

safranin

safranine

safranines

safranophile

safrazine

safre

safrole

safroles

safron

saftie

safties

safwa

sag harbor

sag pond

sag wagons

sag

saga boy

saga boys

saga

sagaciate

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sagan carl edward

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saganaki

Sagan's number

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sagapen

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sagapenums

sagartiid

sagartiids

sagas

sagathies

sagathy

sagdid

sagdids

sage brushes

sage greens

sage, russell

sage

sagebrush

sage-brush

sagebrushes

sagebrush-state

sage-chicken

sage-chickens

sage-cock

sage-cocks

sage-green

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sagenites

sagenitic

sage-on-a-stage

sage-on-the-stage

sages on a stage

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sageship

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saggar-maker-s-bottom-knocker

saggar-maker-s-bottom-knockers

saggars

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saggers

saggily

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saggingly

saggings

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saggy-trousers

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saginations

saginaw

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sagittarius-serpentarius

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Sagnac effects

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sag-off

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sagrada-familia

sags off

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saguaro fruit

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saguaros

saguenay river

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sahaba

sahabah

sahabi

sahaguntine

sahaja

sahaptian

sahaptians

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sahaptins

sahar

sahara

saharan

saharanpur

saharanpur-division

saharans

sahd

sahds

saheb

sahebs

sahel

sahelanthropus

sahelian

sahelians

sahelo

sahib

sahibah

sahibahs

sahibs

sahidic

sahiwal

sahiwal-division

sahiwals

sahlinite

sahlinites

sahlinsian

sahlite

sahlites

sahm

sahms

saho

sahos

sahrawi

sahrawi-arab-democratic-republic

sahrawis

sahuaro

sahuaros

sahui

sahuis

sahul

sai

saibling

saiblings

saic

saice

saices

saick

saics

said it all

said no one ever

said one's piece

said the quiet part loud

said

saida

said-and-done

saide

said-goodbye

saidi-arabic

saidpur

saids

saidst

saie

saif

saifs

saiga

saigas

saigne

saigon

saigon-cinnamon

saikat

saiko-komon

saikyr

saikyrs

sail coat

sail coats

sail curves

sail lofts

sail on another board

sail under false colors

sail

sailable

sailaufite

sailboard

sailboarded

sailboarder

sailboarders

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sailboat

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sailboaters

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sailboats

sail-close-to-the-wind

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sailcloths

sailcraft

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saile

sailed

sailer

sailers

sailes

sailesh

sailest

saileth

sailfin

sail-fine

sailfish

sailfishes

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sailing-on-another-board

sailings

sailing-ship

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sailing-under-false-colors

sailing-vessel

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sailless

saillike

sail-loft

sailmaker

sailmakers

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sailor collar

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sailor plant

sailor plants

sailor

sailor-dive

sailoring

sailorlike

sailorly

sailorman

sailormen

sailors

sailor-s-choice

sailor-s-hitch

sailor-s-hitches

sailor-s-housewife

sailor-suit

sailor-suits

sailorwoman

sailorwomen

sailour

sailours

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sailplane

sailplanes

sailpunk

sails

sail-through

sailworthiness

sailworthy

saily

sailyard

saim

saimaa lake

saimaa-ringed-seal

saimaa-ringed-seals

saimin

saimiri

saimiriinae

saimiris

saims

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sainfeldite

sainfoin

sainfoins

saining

sainings

sains

saint agnes's eve

saint albans

saint andrews

saint augustine

saint bernard

saint clair lake

saint croix river

saint croix

saint denis ruth

saint elias mount

saint eustatius

saint francis river

saint george's channel

saint george's

saint gotthard pass

saint helens mount

saint helens

saint john henry

saint johns river

saint joseph river

saint joseph

saint laurent louis stephen

saint louis encephalitis

saint louis river

saint martin

saint martin's summer

saint marys river

saint moritz

Saint Nicholas' clerk

saint phalle niki de

saint thomas

saint vincent cape

saint vincent

saint vitus' dance

saint

saint-agnes-eve

saint-agnes-eves

saint-andrew-s-cross

saint-andrew-s-crosses

saint-andrew-s-day

saint-anthony-s-cross

saint-anthony-s-crosses

saint-anthony-s-fire

saint-anthony-s-fires

saint-barbara

saint-barthelemy

saint-barthlemy

saint-bartholomew-s-day-massacre

saint-bernards

saint-catharines

saint-charles

saint-cloud

saint-david-s-day

saint-denis

saintdom

saint-domingue

saintdoms

sainte-anne-de-beaupré

sainte-beuve charles augustin

sainte-beuve

sainted

sainte-foy

saint-elmo-s-fire

saint-elmo-s-fires

saint-emilion

saintes

saintess

saintesses

saint-estphe

saint-etienne

saint-exupery antoine de

saint-exupéry

saint-gallen

saint-gaudens augustus

saint-gaudens

saint-george

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saint-helenian

saint-helenians

saint-helier

sainthood

sainthoods

saint-hubert

sainting

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saintism

saint-jean lac

saint-jean

saint-john perse

saint-john

saint-john-s

saint-john-s-bread

saint-john's-wort

saint-just louis antoine leon de

saint-just

saint-kitts

saint-kitts-and-nevis

saint-laurent yves

saint-laurent

saint-lawrence-river

saint-léonard

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saintlike

saintlily

saintliness

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saintlings

saint-lo

saint-louis

saint-lucia

saint-lucian

saint-lucian-creole-french

saint-lucians

saintly

saintlyness

saint-malo

saint-martin-le-noeud

saint-mary

saint-maurice

saint-mihiel

saint-monday

saint-nazaire

saint-nicholas

saint-nick

saintologies

saintology

saint-paddy-s

saint-patrick-s-day

saint-paul

saintpaulia

saintpaulias

saint-peter-port

saint-petersburg

saint-pierre

saint-pierre-and-miquelon

saints

saint-saens charles camille

saint-saëns

saints-bell

saintsbury

saint-s-day

saints-days

saintship

saintships

saint-simon

saint-simonian

saint-simonianism

saint-simonians

saint-simonism

saint-tropez

saint-valentine-s-day

saint-vincent-and-the-grenadines

saipan

saiph

sais

saises

sait

saitama

saith

saithe

saitic

saiva

saivas

saivism

saivite

saivites

saj

sajama

sajene

sajenes

sajiki-seki

sajou

sajous

saka

sakai

sakakawea lake

sakakawea

sakas

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sake and soke

sake bombs

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sakebiose

sake-bomb

sakeen

sakeens

saker falcon

saker

sakeret

sakerets

sakers

sakes alive

sakes

sakesphorus

sakesphorus-canadensis

saketini

saketinis

sakha

sakhaite

sakhalin

sakha-republic

sakharov andrei dimitrievich

Sakharov condition

Sakharov conditions

sakharov

sakharovaite

saki

sakia

sakias

sakieh

sakiehs

sakina

sakis

sakishima

sakiyeh

sakiyehs

sakkara

sakkaras

sakkoi

sakkos

sakmarian

sakpata

sakret

sakrets

saksaul

saksauls

sakta

saktas

sakti

sakura

sakuraiite

sakuranetin

sakyamuni

sal

sala

salaah

salaam

salaam-alaikum

salaamed

salaaming

salaams

salability

salable

salacia

salacious

salaciously

salaciousness

salacities

salacity

salad bowls

salad burnet

salad burnets

salad creams

salad days

salad fork

salad forks

salad greens

salad plate

salad plates

salad shooter

salad shooters

salad spinner

salad spinners

salad spoon

salad spoons

salad

salad-bar

salad-bars

salad-bowl

salad-cream

salad-dodger

salad-dodgers

salad-dressing

salad-dressings

salade niçoise

salade

Saladin tithe

saladin

salading

saladings

saladless

saladlike

salado

saladoes

salad-oil

salad-oils

salad-onion

salad-onions

salados

salads

salady

salad-year

salad-years

salaeratus

salaf

salafi

salafi-christian

salafism

salafist

salafists

salafs

salagane

salaganes

salagrama

salagramas

salah

salak

salak-palm

salak-palms

salaks

salal

salalberries

salalberry

salam abdus

salam

salamanca

salamander

salamandered

salamandering

salamanderlike

salamanders

salamandra

salamandrian

salamandrid

salamandridae

salamandrids

salamandriform

salamandrine

salamandroid

salamandroidea

salamandrous

salami attack

salami publication

salami slice

salami

salamis

salami-tactics

salami-technique

salammoniac

sal-ammoniac

salams

salamstone

salangana

salangane

salanganes

salangid

salangids

salanitronis

salantel

salariat

salariats

salaried

salaries

salary caps

salary freeze

salary reduction plan

salary sacrifices

salary survey

salary, fixed

salary

salary-cap

salarying

salaryman

salarymen

salary-packaging

salary-sacrifice

salat

salatis-salatis

salats

salazar antonio de oliveira

salazar

salazinic-acid

salazosulfadimidine

salazosulfamide

salband

salbands

salbutamol

salbutamol-sulphate

salcantay

salchow

salchows

saldid

saldidae

saldids

sale and leaseback

sale of derivatives

sale on approval

sale or exchange

sale prices

sale yards

sale

saleabilities

saleability

saleable

saleableness

saleablenesses

saleably

saleb

salebrosities

salebrosity

salebrous

saleite

saleites

salekhard

sale-leaseback

salem

salemite

salemites

salentine

salento

sale-of-work

sale-or-return

salep

sale-price

sale-proof

saleps

saleratus

saleratuses

salerno

saleroom

salerooms

sales advisors

sales check

sales discount

sales floors

sales force automation

sales forces

sales ledgers

sales load

sales manager

sales of work

sales profits

sales promotion

sales representatives

sales reps

sales talk

sales tax

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sales

sales-advisor

sales-assistant

sales-assistants

sales-associate

sales-associates

salesboy

salesboys

salesclerk

salesclerks

sales-floor

Salesforce.com

salesforce

sales-force

salesforces

salesgirl

salesgirls

salesian

salesians

salesite

saleslady

sales-ledger

salesman

salesmanlike

salesmanly

salesmanship

salesmanships

salesmarketer

salesmarketers

salesmen

sales-on-approval

salespeople

salesperson

salespersons

sales-pitch

sales-pitches

sales-profit

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sales-representative

salesroom

salesrooms

sales-slip

sales-slips

sales-taxes

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saleswise

saleswoman

saleswomen

salet

salets

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saleworthy

sale-yard

salford

sali-

salian

salians

saliant

saliaunce

saliaunces

salic

salicaceae

salicaceous

salicet

saliceta

salicets

salicetum

salicetums

salicin

salicional

salicionals

salic-law

salicornia

salicyl

salicylal

salicylaldehyde

salicylaldehydes

salicylaldoxime

salicylaldoximes

salicylamide

salicylanilide

salicylanilides

salicylate

salicylates

salicylic

salicylic-acid

salicylide

salicylides

salicylism

salicylisms

salicylite

salicylites

salicylize

salicylol

salicylous-acid

salicylsalicylic acid

salience

saliencies

saliency

salient

salientian

salientians

saliently

salients

s-alienum

salieri antonio

saliferous

salifiable

salification

salified

salify

salifying

saligenin

salii

salimeter

salimeters

salina

salinan

salinans

salinas

salinastroika

salinate

salinated

salinates

salinating

salination

salinations

saline solutions

saline

saline-evaporite

saline-evaporites

salinely

salineness

salines

saline-solution

salinger j(erome) d(avid)

salinger

salingerian

saliniferous

salinification

saliniform

saliniketal

salinise

salinised

salinises

salinising

salinities

salinity

salinixanthin

salinization

salinizations

salinize

salinized

salinizes

salinizing

salinoctomys

salinometer

salinometers

salinomycin

salinon

salinosporamide

salinosporamides

salinous

saliotite

salirasib

saliretin

salisburia

salisburias

salisbury plain

salisbury

salisbury-steak

salisbury-steaks

salish sea

salish

salishan

salite

salited

salitrose

saliv

saliva ejector

saliva ejectors

saliva gland

saliva glands

saliva tests

saliva

salivae

salival

salivalike

salivant

salivants

salivaria

salivarium

salivary

salivary-gland

salivary-glands

salivate

salivated

salivates

saliva-test

salivating

salivatingly

salivation

salivations

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salivators

salivatory

salivous

salix

salixes

salk jonas edward

salk vaccine

salk

salla-disease

sallands

sallary

salle

salle-d-armes

Sallee rover

sallee

sallenders

sallet

sallets

salley

sall-good

sallie mae

sallie

sallied

sallies

sallow kitten

sallow kittens

sallow sedge

sallow

sallowish

sallowly

sallowness

sallows

sallowthorn

sallowthorns

sallowy

salluit

sallust

sally

sally-ann

Sally-Anne task

sally-anne-test

sally-army

sallying

sally-lunn

sallyport

sally-port

sallyports

sally-ports

salm

salmacis

salmagundi

salmagundis

salmanazar

salmanazars

salmefamol

salmeterol

salmeterol-xinafoate

salmi

salmiac

salmis

salmo

salmochelin

salmo-gairdneri

salmo-ischchan

salmon killer

salmon killers

salmon ladder

salmon peel

salmon peels

salmon river

salmon rivers

salmon shark

salmon sharks

salmon trouts

salmon

salmon-and-trout

salmonberries

salmonberry

salmonburger

salmonburgers

salmonella

salmonellacidal

salmonellae

salmonellas

salmonellosis

salmoner

salmoners

salmonet

salmonets

salmonid

salmonidae

salmonids

salmoniform

salmoniformes

salmoninae

salmon-ladders

salmonlike

salmonoid

salmonoids

salmons

salmon-trout

salmony

salmo-salar

salmosin

salmo-trutta

salmo-trutta-caspius

salmo-trutta-trutta

salmycin

salo

salogen

salogens

salol

salol-camphor

salome

salometer

salometers

salomi

salomis

salomon

Salon des Refusés

salon

salon-des-refuss

salonfhig

salonica

salonika

saloniste

salonistes

salonlike

salonnire

salonnires

Salons des Refusés

salons

saloon

saloonkeeper

saloonkeepers

saloonkeeping

saloonlike

saloons

saloop

saloops

salop

salopettes

salophilia

salopian

salopians

salou

salp

salpa

salpae

salpas

salpian

salpians

salpichrolide

salpichrolides

salpicon

salpicons

salpid

salpids

salpiglossis

salpinctes

salpingectomies

salpingectomy

salpinges

salpingid

salpingids

salpingitic

salpingitides

salpingitis

salpingo-

salpingo-oophorectomies

salpingo-oophorectomy

salpingopharyngeal

salpingopharyngei

salpingopharyngeus

salpingoplasty

salpingorrhaphy

salpingostomies

salpingostomy

salpingotomy

salpinx

salpornis

salps

salsa golf

salsa sauce

salsa sauces

salsa

sal-sac

salsaed

salsafies

salsafy

salsaing

salsalate

salsalike

salsas

salsatheque

salsatheques

salsa-verde

salse

salsero

salseros

salses

salsifies

salsify

salsoda

sal-soda

salsola

salsolaceous

salsolas

salsolidine

salsoloideae

salsuginous

salt acid

salt away

salt beef

salt beefs

salt bottom

salt bottoms

salt box

salt boxes

salt bridge

salt bridges

salt cake

salt chucks

salt dough

salt doughs

salt garden

salt gardens

salt glands

salt glazes

salt grass

salt hays

salt horses

salt junk

salt lakes

salt line

salt marsh hays

salt of amber

salt of colcothar

salt of hartshorn

salt of lemon

salt of soda

salt of sorrel

salt of tartar

salt of tin

salt of Venus

salt of vitriol

salt of wormwood

salt out

salt pigs

salt sedative

salt spray

salt sprays

salt the mine

salt tree

salt trees

salt waters

salt wedge

salt wedges

salt

salta

salt-and-pepper

saltant

saltarella

saltarellas

saltarelli

saltarello

saltarellos

saltasaurid

saltasauridae

saltasaurids

saltasaurus

saltate

saltated

saltating

saltation

saltational

saltationism

saltationist

saltationists

saltations

saltator

saltatorial

saltatorious

saltatory

saltatricula

saltbox

saltboxes

saltbush

saltbushes

saltcat

saltcats

salt-cedar

salt-cedars

saltcellar

salt-cellar

saltcellars

salt-cellars

saltchuck

salt-chuck

saltchucks

salt-clay

salt-cod

salt-cods

salt-dome

salt-domes

salt-dough-map

salt-dough-maps

salted egg

salted the mine

salted

salted-away

salt-effect-distillation

salter

Salter-Harris fracture

saltern

salterns

salters

salteth

saltfish

salt-flat

salt-flats

saltfoot

saltfree

salt-gland

salt-glaze

saltgrass

saltgrasses

salt-green

salt-hay

salt-horse

salticid

salticidae

salticids

salticoidea

saltie

saltier

saltiers

salties

saltigrade

saltigrades

saltillo

saltillos

saltily

saltimbanco

saltimbancos

saltimbocca

saltine

saltines

saltiness

saltinesses

salting away

salting the mine

salting

salting-out

saltings

salt-in-the-wound

saltire

saltires

saltirewise

saltish

saltishness

salt-lake

salt-lake-city

saltless

saltlessness

saltlick

salt-lick

saltlicks

salt-licks

saltlike

saltly

saltmaker

saltmakers

saltmaking

salt-marsh caterpillar

salt-marsh terrapin

saltmarsh

salt-marsh

saltmarshes

salt-marshes

salt-marsh-hay

salt-mine

salt-mines

saltmouth

saltmouths

saltness

salto

salt-of-saturn

salt-of-the-earth

salto-mortale

salton sea

saltopus

saltopuses

saltpan

salt-pan

saltpans

salt-pans

saltpeter

saltpetre

saltpetrous

salt-pig

salt-pork

salt-porks

saltproof

salt-rheum

salt-rheums

salt-rising bread

salt-river

salts away

salts the mine

salts

saltshaker

salt-shaker

saltshakers

salt-shakers

saltspray rose

salt-substitute

salt-substitutes

saltwater crocodile

saltwater soap

saltwater taffy

saltwater

salt-water

saltweed

saltweeds

saltworks

salt-works

saltwort

saltworts

salty dogs

salty licorice

salty liquorice

salty

salty-dog

salty-waters

salubrinal

salubrious

salubriously

salubriousness

salubrity

salud

saluda river

salugi

saluki

salukis

salume

salumi

saluretic

saluretics

salutarily

salutariness

salutary

salutation

salutations

salutatorian

salutatorians

salutatories

salutatory

salutatory-address

salut-des-armes

salute state

salute states

salute

saluted

saluter

saluters

salutes

salutest

saluteth

salutiferous

salutiferously

saluting

salutings

salutogenic

salvability

salvable

salvador

salvadora

salvadoran

salvadorans

salvadorean

salvadoreans

salvadorian

salvadorians

salvadorina

salvadorina-waigiuensis

salvage groceries

salvage value

salvage yards

salvage

salvageable

salvaged

salvage-grocery

salvager

salvagers

salvages

salvage-therapies

salvage-therapy

salvage-yard

salvaging

salvagings

salvar-kameez

salvarsan

salvation

salvational

salvationally

salvation-army

salvationism

salvationist

salvationists

salvation-jane

salvations

salvatioun

salvative

salvator

salvatorian

salvatorians

salvatories

salvators

salvatory

salve bug

salve bugs

salve

salved

salvelike

salvelinus

salvelinus-alpinus

salvelinus-namaycush

salver

salverform

salvers

salves

salvestrol

salvestrols

salvi

salvia

salvia-officinalis

salvias

salvific

salvifical

salvifically

salvifying

salving

salvinorin

salvinorin-a

salvinorins

salvis

salvo

salvoes

sal-volatile

salvor

salvors

salvos

salwar

salwar-kameez

salween

salzburg

salzburgite

salzkammergut

sam

s-am

samadhi

samadhis

samael

samaj

samajes

samajs

samalizumab

samantha

samanthas

samar

samara

samaras

samarcand

samaria

samarian

samarians

samarid

samarids

samaritan

samaritans

samarium

samarkand

samaroid

samarqand

samarra

samarras

samarskite

samarskites

samatha

samaxi

samba

sambaa

sambaed

sambaing

sambal

sambals

sambar

sambars

sambas

sambhur

sambhurs

sambo wrestling

sambo

samboo

samboos

sambos

sam-brown-belt

sam-browne-belt

sambubiose

sambubioside

sambubiosides

sambuca

sambucas

sambucus

sambucus-nigra

sambuke

sambukes

sambuq

sambuqs

samburu

same old

same same

same, same, but different

same

samean

same-blooded

same-bloodedness

same-difference

sameer

same-exact

same-gender-loving

samegrelo-zemo-svaneti

same-here

sameish

sameishness

samekh

samekhs

sameliness

samely

same-minded

sameness

samenesses

same-old-same-old

same-old-story

sameridine

same-sex

same-sex-marriage

same-sex-marriages

same-sexness

samesies

same-to-you

samey

sameyness

samfie

samfies

samfowlerite

samhain

sam-hill

samhita

samhitas

samhsa

sami

samialugwe

Samian stone

Samian stones

Samian ware

samian

samian-earth

samians

samiel

samikshavad

saminess

samiot

samiots

samir

samira

samis

samisen

samite

samixogrel

samizdat

samizdats

samkhya

saml

samland

samlandic

samlaw

samlet

samlets

samlor

samlors

sammarinese

sammarineses

sammi

sammich

sammiches

sammie

sammier

sammiers

sammies

sammy

samna

samnite

samnites

samnium

samoa standard time

samoa

Samoan dove

Samoan time

samoan

samoans

samogitia

samogitian

samogitians

samogon

samoic

samoid

samoids

samoleon

samonella

samoom

samooms

samoosa

samoosas

samos

samosa

samosas

samosata

samoset

samothrace

samothracian

samothracians

samoun

samovar

samovars

samoyed

samoyede

samoyedes

samoyedic

samoyeds

samp

sampa

sampan

sampans

samphire

samphires

sampi

sampis

samplable

sampladelia

sampladelic

sample means

sample path

sample paths

sample rate

sample room

sample rooms

sample scale

sample scales

sample size

sample

sampled

sample-function

sample-functions

sampleite

sample-market

sample-markets

sample-mass

sample-mean

sampler

samplers

samples

sample-space

sample-spaces

sampling distribution

sampling errors

sampling frequency

sampling gate

sampling rate

sampling

sampling-error

samplings

sampling-straw

sampling-straws

samplist

samplists

sampradaya

sampradayas

sampras peter

samprosa

samps

sampson deborah

sampson post

sampson

sams

samsara

samsaric

samson fish

samson

samsonian

samsonite

samson-post

samson-posts

sam-spade

samsun

samsung 11-pin connector

samsung 30-pin connector

samsung apps

samsung connector

Samsung DeX

samsung galaxy apps

samsung galaxy gear

samsung galaxy phones

Samsung Galaxy Store

samsung gear 2

samsung gear live

samsung gear s

samsung gear vr

samsung gear

samsung knox

samsung micro usb

samsung note

samsung pay

Samsung smartwatch

samsung tablet connector

Samsung user

samsung

samtskhe-javakheti

samuel

samuels

samuelson paul anthony

samuelson

samuelsonite

samurai bonds

samurai sword

samurai

samurais

samvydav

san angelo

san bernardino mountains

san bernardino

san blas gulf of

san clemente island

san clemente

San Cristóbal de La Laguna

san cristobal

san fairy ann

san fernando valley

san francisco peaks

San Francisco sound

san gabriel mountains

san jacinto river

san jacinto

San Joaquin fever

san joaquin river

san joaquin

San José de Maipo

san jose scale

san juan capistrano

san juan hill

san juan islands

san juan mountains

san juan

san leandro

san lucas cape

san luis obispo

san luis potosí

san martin jose de

san martín

san mateo

san miguel de tucumán

san pablo bay

san pedro channel

san pedro sula

San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula

San Quentin quail

san quentin

san remo

san sebastián

san stefano

San Vicente de Tagua Tagua

san

sanaa

sanability

sanable

sanableness

san-andreas-fault

san-andreas-faults

san-antone

san-antonio

sanation

sanations

sanative

sanativeness

sanatoria

sanatorium

sanatoriums

sanatory

sanbenito

sanbenitos

sanbornite

san-carlos

sance-bell

sancerre

sances

sanchana

sanchez sonia

sanchez

sancho panza

sancho

sancho-panzaism

sancoche

sancocho

sanctifiable

sanctificate

sanctificated

sanctificating

sanctification

sanctifications

sanctified

sanctifier

sanctifiers

sanctifies

sanctifiest

sanctifieth

sanctify

sanctifying

sanctifyingly

sanctiloquent

sanctimonial

sanctimonious

sanctimoniously

sanctimoniousness

sanctimony

sanction

sanctionable

sanctionary

sanctioned

sanctioner

sanctioning

sanctionless

sanctions

sanctities

sanctitude

sanctitudes

sanctity

sanctity-of-confessors

sanctuaries

sanctuarize

sanctuarized

sanctuarizes

sanctuarizing

sanctuary cities

sanctuary city

sanctuary

sanctuarylike

sanctum

sanctums

sanctum-sanctorum

sanctum-santorum

sanctus

sanctus-bell

sand and spinach

sand badger

sand baths

sand bear

sand bears

sand boa

sand boas

sand boils

sand box

sand boxing

sand break

sand canal

sand canals

sand cherries

sand cherry

sand cracks

sand cricket

sand crickets

sand dabs

sand dart

sand darter

sand darters

sand darts

sand diver

sand divers

sand dome

sand domes

sand drag

sand drags

sand duning

sand fence

sand fences

sand flounder

sand flounders

sand fly

sand gazelle

sand george

sand goanna

sand goannas

sand grouses

sand hill road

sand hogs

sand hopper

sand hornet

sand hornets

sand irons

sand lance

sand lances

sand lark

sand larks

sand lettuce

sand lettuces

sand lily

sand lizard

sand lizards

sand mason worm

sand mason worms

sand mason

sand masons

sand moles

sand monkey

sand monkeys

sand myrtle

sand olives

sand painting

sand paintings

sand palm

sand perch

sand pillar

sand pillars

sand plovers

sand saucer

sand saucers

sand sculpture

sand shark

sand sharks

sand sheet

sand sheets

sand shoe

sand shoes

sand shot

sand shrimp

sand skink

sand skinks

sand snakes

sand star

sand stars

sand table

sand tables

sand thrower

sand throwers

sand timer

sand tube worm

sand verbena

sand viper

sand vipers

sand wasps

sand wave

sand whitings

sand winner

sand winners

sand winning

sand

sandable

sandakan

sandal

sandaled

sandalled

sandalless

sandalpunk

sandals

sandalwood

sandalwoods

sandancer

sandancers

sandanme

sandarac

sandarach

sand-art

sandawe

sand-badgers

sandbag

sandbagged

sandbagger

sandbaggers

sandbagging

sandbags

sandbank

sandbanks

sandbar

sand-bar

sandbars

sand-bars

sandbath

sand-bath

sandbaths

sandbell

sandbelt

sandbelts

sandbian

sandblast

sandblasted

sandblaster

sandblasters

sandblasting

sandblasts

sand-blind

sandboard

sandboarded

sandboarding

sandboards

sand-boil

sandbox or sandbox security model

sandbox tree

sandbox trees

sandbox

sandboxed

sandboxes

sand-boxes

sandbox-game

sandbox-games

sandboxing

sandboy

sandboys

sandbur

sandburg carl august

sandburg

sandburs

sand-cast

sandcastle

sandcastles

sand-cat

sand-cats

sand-crab

sand-crabs

sandcrack

sand-crack

sand-dab

sand-dancer

sand-dancers

sand-dollar

sand-dollars

sand-down

sand-dune

sand-dunes

sande

sanded

sand-eel

sand-eels

sandeep

sandek

sandeks

sandelia

sandemanian

sandemanianism

sandemanians

sandeothallaceae

sandeothallus

sander

sanderdust

sanderite

sanderling

sanderlings

sander-lucioperca

sanders barry

sanders

sanderson

sandersonia

sandersonias

sandever

sandfish

sandfishes

sandflea

sand-flea

sandfleas

sand-fleas

sandflies

sand-flies

sandfly fever

sandfly

sandglass

sandglasses

sandgroper

sandgropers

sandgrounder

sandgrounders

sandgrouse

sand-grouse

sandgrouses

sandhi

sandhill

sandhill-crane

sandhill-cranes

sandhiller

sandhillers

sandhills

sandhoff disease

sandhog

sand-hog

sandhogs

sandhopper

sandhoppers

sandhurst

sandhya

sandia peak

san-diegan

san-diegans

san-diego

san-diego-tijuana

sandies

Sandifer syndrome

sandification

sandily

sandimmune

sandiness

sanding gear

sanding paper

sanding

sandings

sanding-sheet

sandinista

sandinistas

sandino augusto cesar

sand-iron

sandish

sandiver

sandix

sandland

sandlapper

sandlappers

sandless

sandlike

sandling

sandlot

sandlots

sandlotter

sandlotters

s-and-m

sandman

sand-martin

sand-martins

sandmen

Sandmeyer reaction

sand-mole

sand-olive

sandoval

sandpainting

sandpaintings

sandpaper

sandpapered nails

sandpapered

sandpaperer

sandpaperers

sandpapering

sandpaperish

sandpaperlike

sandpapers

sandpapery

sandpile

sandpiles

sandpiper

sandpipers

sandpit

sandpits

sandplay therapist

sand-plover

sandprawn

sandprawns

sand-puppies

sand-puppy

sandra

sandrail

sand-rail

sandrails

sand-rails

sandras

sandre

sandridge

Sandringham time

sandringham

sands

sandscape

sandscapes

sand-sedge

sand-sedges

sandshoe

sandshoe-crusher

sandshoes

sand-snake

sandsoap

sandsoaps

sands-of-time

sandspit

sandspits

sandstone

sandstones

sandstorm

sand-storm

sandstorms

sand-storms

sandthorn

sandthorns

sandtrap

sand-trap

sandtraps

sand-traps

sandusky river

sand-wasp

sand-waves

sand-wedge

sand-wedges

sand-whiting

sandwich bread

sandwich breads

sandwich cake

sandwich cakes

sandwich carer

sandwich carers

sandwich caring

sandwich class

sandwich classes

sandwich coins

sandwich cookie

sandwich cookies

sandwich degree

sandwich degrees

sandwich girder

sandwich girders

sandwich loaf

sandwich loaves

sandwich man

sandwich paper

sandwich papers

sandwich spread

sandwich spreads

sandwich testing

sandwich

sandwichable

sandwich-bar

sandwich-bars

sandwichboard

sandwich-board

sandwich-boards

sandwich-coin

sandwich-compound

sandwich-compounds

sandwiched

sandwicher

sandwichers

sandwiches

sandwich-generation

sandwich-generations

sandwiching

sandwich-islander

sandwich-islands

sandwichless

sandwichlike

sandwichman

sandwichmen

sandwich-tern

sandwich-terns

sandwichy

sandworm

sandworms

sandwort

sandworts

sandy blight

sandy bridge

sandy bridge-e

sandy carpet

sandy hook

sandy

sandyx

sane

sanely

saneness

saneroite

san-fagcisco

sanfetrinem

sanfilippo syndrome

sanford

sanfordi

sanforize

sanforized

san-fran

san-franciscan

san-franciscans

san-francisco

sang

sanga

sang-along

sangamon river

sangamon

sangamonian

sangar

sangaree

sangarees

sangars

sangas

sangeet

sangeets

sanger frederick

sanger margaret higgins

sanger

Sanger's reagent

sangers

sangfroid

sang-froid

sangha

sangho

sangiac

sangiacs

sangiovese

sanglier

sango

sangoes

sangoma

sangomas

sangos

sangrail

sangre de cristo mountains

sangreal

sangria

sangrias

sangrur-district

sangu

sangui-

sanguicolous

sanguiferous

sanguification

sanguifications

sanguified

sanguifies

sanguifluous

sanguify

sanguifying

sanguigenous

sanguiin

sanguinaceous

sanguinaria

sanguinaria-canadensis

sanguinarian

sanguinarians

sanguinaries

sanguinarily

sanguinarine

sanguinariness

sanguinary

sanguine

sanguined

sanguineless

sanguinely

sanguineness

sanguineous

sanguines

sanguining

sanguinity

sanguinivorous

sanguinolent

sanguisorba

sanguisorbeae

sanguisorbic-acid

sanguisorbinae

sanguisuge

sanguisuges

sanguivorous

sanhedrim

sanhedrin

sanhedrins

sanhedrist

sanhedrists

sanhita

sanhitas

sanibel island

sanicle

sanicles

sanicula

saniculoideae

sanidic

sanidine

sanidines

sanies

sanious

sanism

sanitaria

sanitarian

sanitarians

sanitarily

sanitariness

sanitarist

sanitarists

sanitarium

sanitariums

sanitary belt

sanitary cordon

sanitary districts

sanitary engineer

sanitary engineering

sanitary engineers

sanitary landfill

sanitary pad

sanitary pads

sanitary sewer

sanitary

sanitary-district

sanitary-napkin

sanitary-napkins

sanitary-towel

sanitary-towels

sanitaryware

sanitary-ware

sanitarywares

sanitary-wares

sanitate

sanitates

sanitation

sanitational

sanitation-engineering

sanitationless

sanitations

sanities

sanitisation

sanitisations

sanitise

sanitised

sanitises

sanitising

sanitizable

sanitization

sanitizations

sanitize

sanitized

sanitizer

sanitizers

sanitizes

sanitizing

sanitoria

sanitorium

sanitoriums

sanity

sanity-check

sanity-checks

sanjak

sanjakbeg

sanjakbegs

sanjaks

sanjay

sanjo

san-joaquin-valley-fever

san-jose

san-jos-e

san-juan-bautista

sanjuanite

sank in

sank you

sank

sankha

sankhas

sankhya

sankranti

sankt gallen

sankt moritz

sankt-peterburg

sankyu

sankyuu

sanliurfa

san-luis-potos-i

san-marco

san-marcos

san-marino

sanmartinite

san-melchor-betaza

sannies

sannop

sannops

sannup

sannups

sanny

sannyasa

sannyasi

sannyasin

sannyasini

sannyasinis

sannyasins

s-a-node

sanoip

sanpan

sanpans

san-polo

san-rafael

sans doute

sans gêne

sans institute

sans nombre

sans peur et sans reproche

sans rival

sans rivals

sans souci

sans

san-salvador

sanscript

sanscrit

sans-culotte

sansculottes

sans-culottic

sansculottide

sans-culottide

sansculottides

sans-culottism

sans-culottisms

san-sebasti-an

sansei

sanseis

sanserif

sansevieria

sans-gne

sansho

san-siro

sansk

sanskara

sanskaras

sanskript

sanskrit

sanskritic

sanskritisation

sanskritise

sanskritism

sanskritist

sanskritists

sanskritization

sanskritize

sanskritized

sanskritizes

sanskritizing

sans-serif

sans-serifs

santa ana

santa anna antonio lopez de

santa anna

santa barbara islands

santa catalina island

santa catalina

santa clarita

santa claus rally

santa cruz de tenerife

santa cruz island

santa cruz islands

santa cruz operation

santa fe trail

santa gertrudis

Santa Giustina in Colle

santa isabel

santa maria

santa marta

santa monica

santa rosa island

santa

santa-ana-wind

santa-ana-winds

santa-barbara

santabarbaraite

santa-catarina

santa-clara

santaclaraite

santa-claus

santa-croce

santa-cruz

santa-fe

santa-f-e

santafeite

santa-hat

santa-hats

santal

santalaceae

santalaceous

santalales

santali

santalic

santalic-acid

santalike

santalin

santalol

santalum

santalums

santa-muerte

santanaite

santana-wind

santana-winds

santander

santaphobia

santa-rosa

Santa's grotto

Santa's workshop

santas

santa-sack

santa-sacks

santa-suit

santa-suits

santayana george

santayana

santee river

santee

santees

santer

santera

santeran

santered

santeria

santering

santero

santers

santhosh

Santiago de Chile

santiago de cuba

santiago del estero

santiago

santiam-berries

santiam-berry

santim

santims

santite

Santo Stefano di Cadore

santo-domingo

santoku

santokus

santol

santolina

santols

santon

santonate

santonates

santonian

santonica

santonic-acid

santonin

santoninate

santoninates

santoninic-acid

santons

santoor

santoors

santoprene

santorum

santos

santur

santurs

santy

santyl

sanur

sanya

sanyaku

sanyasi

sanyasis

sanz

sao bernardo do campo

são francisco

São João dos Angolares

sao jose dos campos

são luís

são miguel

são salvador

são tomé

sao vicente

saoirse

saola

saolas

sa-one

saône

sao-paulo

s-ao-paulo

s-aorist

s-aorists

s-ao-tom-e

sao-tome-and-principe

s-ao-tom-e-and-pr-incipe

sap balls

sap basis

sap business suite

sap crm

sap erp

sap greens

sap hana

sap rollers

sap rots

sap shield

sap shields

sap tubes

sap

s-ap

sapacitabine

sapadilla

sapadillas

sapadillo

sapadilloes

sapadillos

sapajo

sapajos

sapajou

sapajous

sapajus

sapan

sapanwood

sapayoa

sap-ball

Sapele water

saperconazole

sapfest

sapfests

sapful

sap-green

saphead

sapheads

saphena

saphenous veins

saphenous

saphenous-vein

sapheopipo

saphie

saphies

saphnous

sapi

sapid

sapidity

sapidness

sapien

sapience

sapiences

sapienic acid

sapienization

sapiens

sapient

sapiential

sapientially

sapientious

sapientize

sapiently

sapindaceae

sapindaceous

sapindales

sapindoideae

sapindus

sapiophile

sapiosexual

sapiosexuality

sapiosexuals

sapir edward

sapir

sapirian

sapir-whorf hypothesis

sapless

saplessness

saplike

sapling

saplings

sapo

sapodilla

sapodillas

sapogenin

sapogenins

sapol

sapon

saponaceous

saponacity

saponarin

saponary

saponated

saponic-acid

saponifiable

saponification

saponifications

saponified

saponifier

saponifiers

saponifies

saponify

saponifying

saponin

saponins

saponite

saponites

saponule

saponules

sapor

saporific

saporosity

saporous

sapors

sapota

sapotaceae

sapotaceous

sapotas

sapote

sapotes

sappan

sappanwood

sappar

sappare

sapped

sapper

sappers

sappest

sappeth

sapphic

sapphically

sapphick

sapphira

sapphire glass

sapphire screen

sapphire

sapphirelike

sapphires

sapphirine

sapphirines

sapphirinid

sapphirinids

sapphism

sapphist

sapphists

sappho

sapphyrin

sapphyrins

sappily

sappiness

sapping

sappings

sappodilla

sappodillas

sapporo

sappy

sapr

sapremia

saprist

saprists

sapro-

saprobe

saprobes

saprobic

saprogenic

saprol

saprolite

sap-roller

sapromyzid

sapromyzids

sapropel

sapropelic

sapropels

saprophagan

saprophagans

saprophage

saprophages

saprophagic

saprophagous

saprophagy

saprophyte

saprophytes

saprophytic

saprophytism

sapropterin

saprospira

saprospiraceae

saprospirae

sap-rot

saprotroph

saprotrophic

saprotrophically

saprotrophs

saproxanthin

saprozoic

saps

sapsago

sapskull

sapskulls

sapsucker

sapsuckers

saptami

sapta-sindhu

sap-tube

sapucaia

sapucaias

sapwood

sap-wood

sapwoods

sap-woods

sapygid

sapygids

saqqaq

saqqara

saquinavir

sar

sara

sarabaite

sarabaites

saraband

sarabande

sarabandes

sarabands

sarabauite

sarabeth

Saracen stone

Saracen stones

saracen

saracenic

Saracen's stone

saracens

sarafem

sarafloxacin

saragossa

saragossan

saragossans

sarah

sarai

saraiki

sarajevan

sarajevans

sarajevo

sarala

saralasin

saramago jose

saramago

saran

saranac lake

saranac lakes

sarand

saran-division

sarangi

sarangis

sarangist

sarangists

saransk

saran-wrap

sarape

saraphan

saraphans

sarasangi

sarasinorum

sarasota

sarasvati

saraswati

Saratoga chip

saratoga springs

saratoga trunk

saratoga

saratov

sarawak

sarazen gene

sarbanes-oxley act

sarbanes-oxley

sarbox

sarcanthinae

sarcase

sarcased

sarcasm detector

sarcasm detectors

sarcasm

sarcasmous

sarcasms

sarcastic fringehead

sarcastic

sarcastical

sarcastically

sarcastick

sarcee

sarcel

sarcelle

sarcelled

sarcels

sarcenet

sarcenets

sarcin

sarcina

sarcinic acid

sarcle

sarcled

sarcles

sarcling

sarco-

sarcobasis

sarcoblast

sarcoblasts

sarcocarp

sarcocarps

sarcocele

sarcoceles

sarcocol

sarcocystid

sarcocystidae

sarcocystids

sarcode

sarcoderm

sarcoderms

sarcodes

sarcodic

sarcodina

sarcodine

sarcodines

sarcodinian

sarcodo

sarcoglycan

sarcoglycans

sarcogyps

sarcogyps-calvus

sarcoid

sarcoidoses

sarcoidosis

sarcoids

sarcolactic-acid

sarcolemma

sarcolemmal

sarcolemmas

sarcolemmata

sarcolite

sarcolites

sarcological

sarcology

sarcolysin

sarcoma

sarcomas

sarcomastigophora

sarcomastigota

sarcomata

sarcomatic

sarcomatoid

sarcomatosis

sarcomatous

sarcomere

sarcomeres

sarcomeric

sarcomerogenesis

sarcopenia

sarcopenias

sarcopenic

sarcophaga

sarcophaga-carnaria

sarcophagal

sarcophagan

sarcophagans

sarcophagi

sarcophagid

sarcophagidae

sarcophagids

sarcophaginae

sarcophagous

sarcophagus

sarcophaguses

sarcophaguslike

sarcophagy

sarcophanops

sarcophile

sarcophiles

sarcophilus

sarcophilus-harrisii

sarcoplasm

sarcoplasmic reticulum

sarcoplasmic

sarcoplasms

sarcops

sarcopside

sarcopsides

sarcopsyllid

sarcopsyllids

sarcopterygians

sarcopterygii

sarcoptes

sarcoptic

sarcoptic-mange

sarcoptid

sarcoptids

sarcoramphus

sarcoramphus-papa

sarcoscyphaceous

sarcosepta

sarcoseptum

sarcoses

sarcosin

sarcosine

sarcosinemia

sarcosis

sarcosome

sarcospan

sarcosphere

sarcospheres

sarcostyle

sarcostyles

sarcosuchus

sarcotic

sarcotics

sarcotoxin

sarcotoxins

sarcous

sarculation

sarculations

sard

sardachate

sardachates

sardan

sardana

sardanapalian

sardanapalus

sardans

sardar

sardel

sardels

sardes

sardine

sardinelike

sardiner

Sardines movement

sardines

sardinia

sardinian

sardinians

sardis

sardius

sardoin

sardoins

sardonian

sardonic

sardonically

sardonicism

sardonicisms

sardonyx

sardonyxes

sardoodledom

sardou

sards

sare

saredutant

saree

sarees

sarema

sarera bay

sarf-london

sargable

sargasso

sargasso-sea

sargassum fish

sargassum fishes

sargassum

sargassums

sarge

sarged

sargent john singer

sargent

sarges

sarging

sargodha

sargodha-division

sargon ii

sargon

sargonic

sargonid

sargonids

sargramostim

sari

saried

sarigue

sarilumab

sarin

saripidem

saris

sari-sari store

sarissa

sarissas

sarissophoroi

sarissophoros

sarizotan

sark

sarkar

sarkars

sarkastodon

sarked

sarkee

sarkese

sarkidiornis

sarkidiornis-melanotos

sarkidiornis-sylvicola

sarkily

sarkin

sarking

sarkings

sarkinite

sarkit

sarkozy nicolas

sarkozy

sarkozyism

sarks

sarky

sarl

sarlacc

sarlyk

sarlyks

sarma

sarmale

sarmales

sarmas

sarmatia

sarmatian

sarmazenil

sarment

sarmentaceous

sarmentose

sarmentous

sarmientite

sarmoxicillin

sarn

sarnia

sarnie

sarnies

sarnoff david

sarns

sarod

sarods

saroglossa

saroi

sarong parties

sarong party

sarong

saronglike

sarong-party-girl

sarong-party-girls

sarongs

saronic gulf

saronic-islands

saros gulf of

saros

saroses

sarot

sarotesius

sarothrura

sarothrura-affinis

sarothrura-ayresi

sarothrura-boehmi

sarothrura-elegans

sarothrura-insularis

sarothrura-lugens

sarothrura-pulchra

sarothrura-rufa

sarothrura-watersi

sarothruridae

saroyan william

saroyan

sarpe

sarpedon

sarplar

sarplars

sarplier

sarpliers

sarpogrelate

sarprogrelate

sarracenia

sarracenias

sarrusophone

sarrusophones

sars

sarsa

sarsaparilla

sarsaparillas

sarsaparillin

sarsas

sarsasapogenin

Sarsden stone

Sarsden stones

sarse

sarsed

sarsen

sarsenet

sarsenets

sarses

sarsi

sarsing

sarsnet

sarsostraca

sarsparilla

sarsparillas

sart

sartain

sartainties

sartainty

sarthe

sartin

sarto

sartorial

sartorialism

sartorialist

sartorialists

sartorially

sartorii

sartorite

sartorius

sartre jean paul

sartre

sartrean

sartreans

sarts

sarubobo

sarum use

sarung

sarungs

saruplase

sarus crane

sarvisberries

sarvisberry

sarvo

sarwan

sarwans

sarza

sarzas

sas 70

sas system

sas

sasae

sasaeng

sasaite

sasak

sasanach

sasanachs

sasang-typology

sasanian

sasanians

sasanid

sasanidae

sasanids

sasbachite

sascab

sase

sasebo

saser

sash cord

sash door

sash doors

sash weights

sash

sasha

sashay

sashayed

sashaying

sashays

sashed

sasheries

sashery

sashes

sashichigal

sashiko

sashimi

sashimis

sashing

sashings

sashless

sashoon

sashoons

sash-weight

sash-window

sash-windows

sasi

sasia

sasin

sasins

sask

saskabush

saskabusher

saskabushers

saskatchewan river

saskatchewan

saskatchewanian

saskatchewanians

saskatchewanite

saskatonian

saskatonians

saskatoon

saskatoon-blueberry

saskatoons

sasparilla

sasparillas

sasquatch

sasquatches

sass

sassabies

sassaby

sassabye

sassabyes

sassafras

sassafrases

sassafrass

sassanian

sassanians

sassanid

sassanidae

sassanids

sassarara

sassarese

sassari

sasse

sassed

sassenach

sassenachs

sasses

sassetta

sassily

sassiness

sassing

sassolin

sassoline

sassolite

sassoon siegfried lorraine

sassoon

sassoonian

sasswood

sassy

sassy-bark

sastra

sastras

sastrei

sastruga

sastrugi

sat through

sat. fat

sat. fats

sat

s-a-t

sata 2

SATA 3.3

sata 3

sata 3g

sata 6g

sata express

sata ii

sata iii

sata interface

sata

sata-cable

sata-cables

satae

satai

satan

satanas

satang

satangs

satanhood

satanian

satanic panic

satanic panics

satanic ritual abuses

satanic

satanical

satanically

satanic-bible

satanick

satanic-ritual-abuse

satanism

satanisms

satanist

satanistic

satanists

satanity

satanize

satanophany

satans

sat-around

satavaptan

satawalese

satay stick

satay

satays

satb

satchel

satchelful

satchelfuls

satchelled

satchels

satchelsful

satchmo

satcom

satcomms

satcoms

sat-down

sate

sated

sateen

sateens

sateless

satellite augmentation system

satellite bands

satellite box

satellite broadband

satellite bus

satellite buses

satellite campuses

satellite cell

satellite channel

satellite communications

satellite computer

satellite dna

satellite frequency bands

satellite Internet

satellite ISP

satellite link

satellite modem

satellite navigation systems

satellite phone

satellite planets

satellite radio

satellite receiver

satellite speaker

satellite sphinx

satellite sphinxes

satellite television

satellite town

satellite towns

satellite tv

satellite vein

satellite veins

satellite

satellite-based augmentation system

satellite-campus

satellite-dish

satellite-dishes

satellite-navigation

satellite-navigation-system

satellite-phones

satellite-planet

satellites

satellitious

satellitium

satellitosis

satelloid

satelloids

satem

satemisation

satemization

saterinone

saterland-frisian

sates

satguru

satgurus

sati

satiable

satiate

satiated

satiates

satiating

satiation

satiations

satie erik alfred leslie

satie

satietogenic

satiety

satigrel

satilla river

satimolite

satin carpet

satin carpets

satin damask

satin damasks

satin de laine

satin flower

satin flycatcher

satin flycatchers

satin jean

satin paper

satin papers

satin sheeting

satin sheetings

satin spars

satin stitch

satin stitches

satin stone

satin weave

satin weaves

satin

sat-in

satinash

satinet loom

satinet

satinets

satinette

satinettes

sating

satins

satin-spar

satinwood

satinwoods

satiny

satiogenic

sation

satire

satires

satiric

satirical

satirically

satiricalness

satirick

satirique

satirise

satirised

satirises

satirising

satirist

satirists

satirizable

satirize

satirized

satirizer

satirizers

satirizes

satirizing

satisfaction note

satisfaction notes

satisfaction

satisfactions

satisfactive

satisfactorily

satisfactoriness

satisfactory

satisfiability

satisfiable

satisfice

satisficed

satisficer

satisfices

satisficing

satisfie

satisfied

satisfier

satisfiers

satisfies

satisfiest

satisfieth

satisfy

satisfying

satisfyingly

satisfyingness

satispassion

satiue

sativa

sative

satkhira-district

satnami

satnav

sat-nav

satnavs

sat-navs

sato eisaku

sat-on-it

sat-on-the-fence

satori

satoshi

sat-out

satoyama

satpaevite

satphone

satphones

satr

satranidazole

satrap

satrapa

satrapal

satrapate

satrapess

satrapesses

satrapial

satrapian

satrapic

satrapical

satrapies

satraplatin

satraps

satrapy

sats

satsivi

sat-still

satsuma imo

satsuma

satsumas

satsumaware

sattagydia

satterlyite

sattest

Sattolo's algorithm

sattva

sattvic

satu mare

satumomab

sat-up

saturabilities

saturability

saturable

saturable-reactor

saturable-reactors

saturant

saturants

saturate

saturated fats

saturated fatty acids

saturated solutions

saturated vapor pressures

saturated

saturated-fat

saturated-fatty-acid

saturatedly

saturatedness

saturated-solution

saturated-vapor-pressure

saturates

saturateth

saturating

saturation bombing

saturation currents

saturation dive

saturation dives

saturation diving

saturation patrol

saturation patrols

saturation points

saturation temperatures

saturation vapour pressures

saturation

saturation-current

saturation-point

saturations

saturation-temperature

saturation-vapor-pressure

saturation-vapor-pressures

saturation-vapour-pressure

saturator

Saturday night palsy

saturday night special

Saturday night specials

saturday

saturdays

saturity

Saturn peach

saturn

saturnal

saturnalia

saturnalian

saturnalias

saturnally

saturnia

saturnian

saturnians

saturnicentric

saturniid

saturniidae

saturniids

saturnine

saturninely

saturnineness

saturninity

saturnism

saturnist

saturnists

Saturn's tree

saturn-v

satvinder

satyabhama

satyagraha

satyavati

satyr play

satyr

satyre

satyress

satyriasis

satyric

satyrical

satyrid

satyrids

satyrinae

satyrini

satyrion

satyrions

satyrisk

satyrlike

satyrs

sauba-ant

sauba-ants

sauce crayon

sauce crayons

sauce for the goose

sauce up

sauce

sauce-alone

sauceboat

sauce-boat

sauceboats

sauce-boats

saucebox

sauceboxes

sauced up

sauced

sauceless

saucelike

saucepan fish

saucepan

saucepanlike

saucepans

saucepot

saucepots

saucer

saucered

saucer-eyed

saucer-eyes

saucerful

saucerfuls

saucering

saucerless

saucerlike

saucer-pass

saucer-passes

saucers

saucersful

sauces up

sauces

saucier

sauciers

saucily

sauciness

saucinesses

saucing up

saucing

saucisse

saucisson

sauconite

saucy

saud

Saudi champagne

saudi

saudi-arabia

saudi-arabian

saudi-arabians

saudis

sauerbraten

sauerkraut

sauerkrauts

sauerkraut-soup

sauerkraut-soups

sauf

saufly

sauger

saugers

saught

sauk centre

sauk

sauks

saul

saule

sault sainte marie

sault ste. marie

sault

saults

saum

saun

sauna suit

sauna suits

sauna

saunaed

saunaing

saunalike

saunas

saunders

saunders-blue

sauns

saunter

sauntered

saunterer

saunterers

sauntering

saunteringly

saunterings

saunters

saur

saurashtra-and-kutch-division

saurel

saurels

sauria

saurian

saurians

saurichthyid

saurichthyids

sauries

saurischia

saurischian

saurischians

sauro-

saurognathous

sauroid

saurology

saurolophinae

saurolophini

saurolophus

sauron

sauronesque

sauropod

sauropoda

sauropodomorph

sauropodomorpha

sauropodomorphs

sauropods

sauroposeidon

sauropsid

sauropsids

sauropterygian

sauropterygians

saurornithoides

saurornithoidid

saurornithoidids

saururaceae

-saurus

saury

sausage board

sausage boards

sausage dogs

sausage factories

sausage kerb

sausage kerbs

sausage making

sausage poisoning

sausage tree

sausage trees

sausage

sausage-casing

sausage-casings

sausage-dog

sausage-factory

sausagefest

sausage-fest

sausagefests

sausage-fests

sausage-gravy

sausagelike

sausagemaker

sausagemakers

sausagemaking

sausagemeat

sausage-meat

sausage-meats

sausage-parties

sausage-party

sausage-roll

sausage-rolls

sausages

sausage-sizzle

sausage-sizzles

sausagey

sausagy

sausalito

saussure ferdinand de

saussure horace-benedict de

saussure

saussurean

saussurei

saussurite

saussurites

s-austl

saut-de-basque

saute de basque

saute pan

saute pans

saute

saut-e

sauted

sauteed

sauteing

sauter

sautered

sauterelle

sauteri

sauteria

sautering

sauterne

sauternes

sauters

sautes de basque

sauteurs

sauting

sautrie

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scenellid

scenellids

sceneman

scenemen

scener

sceneries

sceners

scenery

scènes à faire

scenes

sceneshifter

scene-shifter

sceneshifters

scene-shifters

scene-stealer

scene-stealing

scenester

scenesters

scenic railway

scenic

scenical

scenically

scenick

scenic-route

scenic-routes

scenics

scenograph

scenographer

scenographers

scenographic

scenographical

scenographically

scenographick

scenographies

scenographs

scenography

scenopinid

scenopinids

scenopoeetes

scenopoetic

scent gland

scent mark

scent marks

scent pad

scent pads

scent

scent-bottle

scented out

scented

scentest

scenteth

scentful

scent-glands

scenthound

scent-hound

scenthounds

scent-hounds

scenting out

scenting

scentless

scentlessness

scent-out

scents out

scents

scepomycter

scepsis

scepter

sceptered

sceptering

scepters

sceptic

sceptical

sceptically

scepticalness

scepticism

scepticist

sceptick

sceptics

sceptral

sceptre

sceptred

sceptreless

sceptres

sceptring

scern

scerned

scerning

scerns

scert

scetch

sc-fdma

sch

schachnerite

schade

schadenford

schadenfreude

schadenfreuder

schadenfreuders

schaeferi

schaerbeek

schafarzikite

schaffhausen

schaftoside

schah

schairerite

schallerite

schamberg-disease

schame

schapbachite

schappe

schapska

schapskas

schatchen

schaumburg

schaurteite

schav

schechter solomon

sched

schede

schedes

schediasm

schediasms

scheds

schedulability

schedulable

schedule 13d

schedule a

schedule adherence

schedule b

schedule c

schedule c-ez

schedule d

schedule se

schedule

scheduled caste

scheduled castes

scheduled territory

scheduled

scheduler

schedulers

schedules

scheduling algorithm

scheduling

schedulings

scheele carl wilhelm

Scheele

scheele-s-green

scheelin

scheelite

scheelium

schefferville

schefflera

scheffleri

scheherazade

scheherezade

scheie syndrome

scheik

scheiks

Scheimpflug principle

scheldt

schelerian

schelium

schellenbergian

schellies

schelling friedrich wilhelm joseph von

Schelling point

Schelling points

schelling

schellingian

schelly

schema.org

schema

schemacha

schemaless

schemalike

schemas

schemat

schemata

schematic drawings

schematic variables

schematic

schematically

schematic-drawing

schematics

schematic-variable

schematism

schematisms

schematist

schematists

schematizable

schematization

schematizations

schematize

schematized

schematizes

schematizing

schematron

schemats

scheme arch

scheme arches

scheme of studies

scheme theory

scheme

schemed

schemeful

schemer

schemers

schemes of studies

schemes

schemester

schemesters

schemey

schemie

schemies

scheming

schemingly

schemings

schemist

schemists

schene

schenectady

schenes

schengen

schengen-agreement

schengen-area

Schensted algorithm

Schensted insertion

scherbet

scherbets

scherbo vitaly

scherenschnitte

scherif

scherifs

scherm

scherms

schertelite

scherzando

scherzi

scherzo

scherzos

schesis

schetba

scheuermann-s-disease

schh

schiaparelli elsa

schiaparelli giovanni virginio

schiaparelli

schiavinatoite

schiavona

schick test

schicksa

schicksas

schiedam

schieffelinite

schiele egon

schiele

schiff-base

schiffli

schiffneria

schiffneriolejeunea

schiffornis

schiff's reagent

schifreen, robert

schilbeid

schilbeids

schilbid

schilbids

schildei

schiller johann christoph friedrich von

schiller

schillerian

schillerization

schillerizations

schilling

Schillinger system

schillings

schimatari

schimatario

schimatarion

schindler

schindleriid

schindleriids

schindyleses

schindylesis

Schinzel-Giedion syndrome

schipperke

schipperkes

schirmerite

schirrhi

schirrhus

schirrhuses

schisis

schism

schisma

schismas

schismatic

schismatical

schismaticall

schismatically

schismaticalness

schismatick

schismatics

schismatize

schismatized

schismatizes

schismatizing

schismless

schisms

schist

schistaceous

schistatin

schistes

schistic

schistoceratid

schistoceratids

schistochila

schistochilaceae

schistochlamys

schistocichla

schistocyte

schistocytes

schistocytic

schistocytosis

schistolais

schistonota

schistose

schistosities

schistosity

schistosoma

schistosomal

schistosomatid

schistosomatidae

schistosomatids

schistosome

schistosomes

schistosomiases

schistosomiasis

schistosomicidal

schistosomicide

schistosomicides

schistosomulum

schistous

schists

schizachyrium

schizachyrium-scoparium

schizaeaceous

schizandra

schizanthus

schizencephalic

schizo

schizoaffective disorder

schizoaffective disorders

schizoaffective

schizoanalysis

schizoanalyst

schizoanalysts

schizoanalytic

schizoanalytical

schizoanalytically

schizocarp

schizocarps

schizochroal

schizocoele

schizocoeles

schizocoelous

schizocoral

schizocorals

schizocyte

schizocytes

schizodactylid

schizodactylids

schizodactyly

schizogenesis

schizogenic

schizogenous

schizogeny

schizognathism

schizognathous

schizogony

schizoid personality disorder

schizoid personality disorders

schizoid

schizoids

schizomid

schizomida

schizomids

schizont

schizonts

schizopelmous

schizopeltid

schizopeltids

schizophasia

schizophasias

schizophasic

schizophasics

schizophonia

schizophora

schizophrenia

schizophreniac

schizophreniacs

schizophrenias

schizophrenic

schizophrenics

schizophreniform

schizophrenogenic

schizophyceous

schizophyllan

schizophyta

schizophyte

schizophytes

schizopod

schizopodid

schizopodids

schizopodous

schizopods

schizoporellid

schizoporellids

schizos

schizosexual

schizothymia

schizothymic

schizotrichia

schizotypal personality disorder

schizotypal personality disorders

schizotypal

schizotypic

schizotypical

schizotypy

schizy

schizzy

Schläfli double six

Schläfli double sixes

Schläfli symbol

Schläfli symbols

schlagsahne

schlamperei

schlechteri

schlegel august wilhelm von

Schlegel diagram

schlegel

schlegelite

schleiden matthias jakob

schleiermacher friedrich daniel ernst

schleiermacher

schleiermacheri

schlemaite

schlemiel

schlemiels

schlemm-s-canal

schlemm-s-canals

schlenk-flask

schlenk-flasks

schlenk-tube

schlenk-tubes

schlep

schlepp

schlepped

schlepper

schleppers

schlepping

schlepps

schleps

schlesinger arthur meier

schlesinger john richard

schlesinger

schleswig

schleswiger

schleswigers

schleswig-holstein

schleswig-holstein-question

schlich

schlichs

schliebenii

schliemann heinrich

schliemann

schlieren

schlieren-photography

schlimazel

schlimazels

schlock

schlockbuster

schlockbusters

schlockfest

schlockfests

schlockmeister

schlockmeisters

schlockumentaries

schlockumentary

schlockware

schlocky

schloenbachiid

schloenbachiids

schlomp

schlong

schlongs

schloopy

schlossmacherite

schlub

schlubby

schlubs

schlumbergera

schlumbergeras

schlump

schlumps

schlumpy

schm

Schmallenberg virus

schmaltz herring

schmaltz

schmaltzily

schmaltzy

schmalzily

schmalzy

schmancy

schmatte

schmattes

schmear

schmeared

schmearing

schmears

schmeat

schmegeggies

schmegeggy

schmeisser

schmelze

schmendrick

schmendricks

schmidt helmut

schmidt michael jack

Schmidt reaction

schmidt system

schmidt-camera

schmidti

schmidtian

schmidt-island

schmidt-telescope

schmiederite

Schmitt trigger

schmitterite

schmitti

schmo

schmoe

schmoes

schmooseoisie

schmooze

schmoozeathon

schmooze-athon

schmooze-athons

schmoozed

schmoozefest

schmoozefests

schmoozer

schmoozers

schmoozes

schmoozing

schmoozy

schmos

schmozzle

schmuck

schmucks

schmutter

schmutz

schmutzy

schnabel

schnapper

schnappers

schnapps

schnappses

schnauzer

schnauzers

schnecken

schneebergite

schneider

schneideri

schneiderian

schneiderian-membrane

schneiderian-membranes

schneier, bruce books

schnite

schnittke alfred

schnittke

schnitzel

schnitzels

schnitzler arthur

Schnitzler syndrome

schnitzler

schnockered

schnoodle

schnoodles

schnook

schnookered

schnooks

schnorkel

schnorkels

schnorrer

schnoz

schnozz

schnozzes

schnozzle

schnozzles

schoderite

schoenberg arnold

schoenbergian

schoenfliesite

schoenicola

schoeniophylax

schoenite

schoepite

schofieldia

schola

scholar and gentleman

scholar

scholarch

scholarism

scholarity

scholarlike

scholarliness

scholarly

scholarly-method

scholars

scholars-and-gentlemen

scholarship

scholarships

scholar-s-mate

scholar-s-mates

scholas

scholastic

scholastical

scholastically

scholasticals

scholasticate

scholasticism

scholastick

scholastics

scholem gershom

scholesy

scholia

scholiast

scholiastic

scholiasts

scholiaze

scholical

scholied

scholion

scholium

schollander donald

scholy

scholzite

schomburgk-s-deer

schonberg

Schönhage-Strassen algorithm

school (crossing) guard

school ages

school bag

school bands

school boards

school buses

school busses

school choice

school crossing attendants

school day

school dinner ladies

school dinner lady

school dinner

school dinners

school district

school districts

school figure

school mates

school of thoughts

school pence

school refusal

school refusals

school resource officer

school resource officers

school runs

school system

school ties

school trips

school uniforms

school

school-age

school-aged

schoolbag

schoolbags

school-band

school-board

schoolbook

school-book

schoolbookish

schoolbooks

school-books

schoolboy knot

schoolboy knots

schoolboy

schoolboy-error

schoolboy-errors

schoolboyish

schoolboyishly

schoolboys

schoolbus

school-bus

schoolbuses

school-bus-yellow

schoolchild

schoolchildren

school-class

school-classes

school-counselor

school-counselors

schoolcraft henry rowe

schoolcraft

school-crossing-attendant

schooldame

schooldames

schoolday

schooldays

school-days

schooled

schooler

schooleries

schoolers

schoolery

schoolest

schooleth

schoolfellow

schoolfellows

schoolfriend

schoolfriends

schoolgirl pin

schoolgirl pins

schoolgirl

schoolgirlish

schoolgirlishly

schoolgirlishness

schoolgirls

schoolgirly

schoolgoer

schoolgoers

schoolgoing

schoolhouse

schoolhouses

schoolie

schoolies

schoolies-week

schoolies-weeks

schooling

schoolings

schooliosis

schoolish

schoolishly

schoolishness

schoolkid

schoolkids

schoolless

school-life

schoollike

schoolma-am

schoolmaid

schoolmaids

schoolman

schoolmarm

school-marm

schoolmarmish

schoolmarmishly

schoolmarmishness

schoolmarms

school-marms

schoolmaster

schoolmastered

schoolmastering

schoolmasterish

schoolmasterly

schoolmasters

schoolmate

school-mate

schoolmates

schoolmen

schoolmistress

schoolmistresses

schoolmistressly

schoolmistressy

school-night

school-nights

school-of-hard-knocks

school-of-the-air

school-of-thought

school-psychologist

school-psychologists

schoolroom

schoolrooms

school-run

schools and libraries corporation

schools and libraries program

schools of the air

schools of thoughts

schools

school-shark

school-sharks

schoolship

schoolships

schools-of-hard-knocks

schools-of-thought

school-sores

school-s-out

schoolteacher

schoolteacherish

schoolteacherly

schoolteachers

schoolteaching

school-tie

schooltime

schooltimes

school-trip

school-uniform

school-voucher

school-vouchers

schoolward

schoolwards

schoolwear

schoolwide

schoolwise

schoolwork

schooly

schoolyard

schoolyards

school-year

school-years

schooner on the rocks

schooner

schoonerite

schooner-rigged

schooners on the rocks

schooners

schopenhauer arthur

schopenhauer

schopenhauerian

schorl

schorlaceous

schorlous

schorls

schorly

schort

schottisch

schottische

schottisches

schottish

schottishes

Schottky anomalies

Schottky barriers

schottky

schottky-anomaly

schottky-barrier

schottky-diode

schoutedenapus

schoutedeni

schouten islands

schpeal

schpeel

schpiel

Schrammel guitar

schrankschande

schrckingerite

schrdinger-equation

schrdinger-s-cat

schrdinger-s-cats

schrdinger-s-kitten

schrdinger-s-kittens

schrdinger-s-wave-equation

schrdinger-wave-function

schrecklichkeit

schreiber

schreibersite

schreibersites

schreyerite

schrieffer john robert

schrockingerite

schrod

schrode

Schröder number

Schröder numbers

schrodes

Schrodinger equation

Schrödinger equations

schrodinger erwin rudolf josef alexander

Schrödinger wave function

Schrödinger wave functions

schr-odinger

schrödinger

Schrödinger's cat

Schrödinger's cats

schrodinger's equation

Schrödinger's wave equation

schroeckingerite

schroedinbug

schroedinbugs

schroff

schrute

schtick

schticks

schtum

schtzenfest

Schubert calculus

schubert franz peter

schubert

schubertiade

schubertiades

schubnelite

schuetteite

schuhplattler

schuhplattlers

schul

schulenbergite

schuler-pendulum

schultenite

schultzei

schulz charles monroe

schulz

schumacherian

schumacherite

schuman robert

schuman william howard

schuman

schumann clara wieck

Schumann resonance

schumann robert

schumann

Schumer box

schumpeter joseph alois

schumpeter

schumpeterian

Schumpeter's gale

Schur function

Schur functions

schurz

schuss

schussboomer

schussboomers

schussed

schusses

schussing

schusterolejeunea

Schutz index

schutz

schutzian

schuyler philip john

schuyler

schuylerville

schuylkill river

schuylkill

schuyt

schuyts

schvartze

schvartzes

schvitz

schvitzed

schvitzes

schvitzing

schwa deletion

schwa primum

schwa

schwab, charles m.

Schwabach test

schwaben

schwag

schwalbe

schwalbes

schwaless

Schwann cells

schwann theodor

schwann-cell

schwannoma

schwannomas

schwannomata

schwannomatosis

schwann-s-sheath

schwann-s-sheaths

schwanpan

schwar

schwartz, randal case

schwartz

schwartzembergite

schwarzenegger

schwarzeneggeresque

schwarzeneggerian

schwarzeneggers

schwarzi

schwarzian

schwarzian-derivative

schwarzian-derivatives

schwarzians

schwarz-inequality

schwarzite

schwarzkopf (h.) norman

schwarzkopf elisabeth

schwarzlot

Schwarzschild density

Schwarzschild method

Schwarzschild model

schwarzschild-black-hole

schwarzschild-black-holes

schwarzschild-radius

Schwarzschild's method

schwarzwald

schwas

schweinfurt-green

schweinfurthii

schweitzer albert

schweitzer

schweitzerian

schweiz

schwellenangst

schwendeman

schwendiman

schwenkfelder

schwenkfelders

schwenkfeldian

schwenkfeldians

schwerin

schwerpunkt

schwertmannite

schwertmannites

schwing

schwitters kurt

schwyz

schylus

sci

sciaena

sciaenas

sciaenid

sciaenidae

sciaenids

sciaenoid

sciaenoids

sciafilous

sciagraph

sciagraphical

sciagraphs

sciagraphy

scialytic

sciamachies

sciamachy

sciance

sciaphilous

sciarid

sciarids

sciatheric

sciatic

sciatica

sciatical

sciatically

sciaticas

sciatic-nerve

sciatic-nerves

scid

scien

science by press conference

science by press release

science centers

science centres

science experiment

science experiments

science faction

science fantasies

science fantasy

science fictional

science laboratory

science oven

science ovens

science rooms

science shop

science shops

science technology and society

science up

science

science-center

science-centre

scienced

science-fact

science-fair

science-fairs

science-fiction

science-fictiony

scienceless

sciencelike

science-park

science-parks

science-room

sciences

sciencey

sciencing

sciency

scienda

scient

scienter

scientia potentia est

sciential

scienticide

scientific application

scientific computer

scientific data

scientific explanation

scientific frontier

scientific frontiers

scientific language

scientific notation

scientific researches

scientific romance

scientific romances

scientific socialism

scientific socialist

scientific theory

scientific visualization

scientific

scientifical

scientifically

scientificalness

scientific-calculator

scientific-calculators

scientific-classification

scientific-classifications

scientific-computing

scientificity

scientifick

scientific-method

scientific-methodology

scientific-model

scientific-modeling

scientific-models

scientific-name

scientific-names

scientificness

scientific-problem

scientific-problems

scientific-racism

scientific-research

scientifiction

scientiometrics

scientism

scientisms

scientist

scientistic

scientists

scientocracies

scientocracy

scientological

scientologist

scientologists

scientology

scientometric

scientometrical

scientometrics

scientometrist

scientometrists

scientometry

scif

sci-fi

scil.

scilent

scilicet

scilla

scillain

scillas

scilla-ser-chionodoxa

scillies

scilliroside

scillitin

scilloideae

scillonian

scilly isles

scilly-islander

scilly-islanders

scilly-islands

scima

scimetar

scimitar babblers

scimitar shell

scimitar

Scimitar-Babbler

scimitarbill

scimitarbills

scimitar-horned-oryx

scimitar-horned-oryxes

scimitarlike

scimitars

scimiter

scimiters

scincid

scincidae

scincids

scincoid

scincoidian

scincoidians

scincoids

scincomorph

scincomorpha

scincomorphs

scincosaurid

scincosaurids

sciniph

sciniphs

scink

scinks

scinticisternography

scintigram

scintigrams

scintigraph

scintigraphic

scintigraphy

scintilla

scintillae

scintillant

scintillas

scintillate

scintillated

scintillates

scintillating

scintillatingly

scintillation

scintillation-cocktail

scintillation-cocktails

scintillation-counter

scintillations

scintillation-vial

scintillator

scintillators

scintillometer

scintillometers

scintillous

scintiscan

scintiscanner

scintiscans

sciography

sciolism

sciolist

sciolistic

sciolists

sciolous

sciolto

sciomachies

sciomachy

sciomancy

sciomyzid

sciomyzids

scion

scions

sciophilous

sciophyte

sciophytes

scioptic ball

scioptic balls

scioptic

sciopticon

sciopticons

scioptics

scioptric

sciosophy

sciot

scioto river

sciots

scioun

scious

scipio aemilianus africanus publius cornelius

scipio africanus publius cornelius

scipio

scire-facias

scire-faciases

scirocco

sciroccos

scirpus

scirrhi

scirrhoid

scirrhosities

scirrhosity

scirrhous

scirrhus

scirrhuses

scirtid

scirtids

s-cis

sciscitation

sciscitations

scise

scised

scises

scising

scism

scissel

scissels

scissible

scissil

scissile

scission

scissions

scissiparity

scissirostrum

scissor binoculars

scissor bite

scissor door

scissor doors

scissor tackle

scissor tackles

scissor teeth

scissor tooth

scissor

scissorbill

scissorbills

scissored

scissoring

scissorings

scissor-kick

scissor-kicks

scissorlike

scissors bite

scissors crossovers

scissors hold

scissors kick

scissors

scissors-and-paste

scissorsbill

scissorsbills

scissors-crossover

scissor-sister

scissor-sisters

scissors-paper-stone

scissorstail

scissors-tailed

scissorstails

scissortail

scissor-tailed flycatcher

scissorwise

scissure

scissurellid

scissurellids

scissures

scita

scitamineous

scituate

scituation

sciurid

sciurida

sciuridae

sciurids

sciurinae

sciurine

sciurognathi

sciuroid

sciurus

sciurus-vulgaris

scizorhinal

scjd

scjp

scjps

scl

sclaff

sclarene

sclarite

sclate

sclated

sclateri

sclateria

sclates

sclating

sclaundre

sclaundres

sclav

sclave

sclaves

sclavic

sclavism

sclavonian

sclavonians

sclavonic

sclavs

sclc

sclenchyma

sclender

scler

sclera

scleractinia

scleractinian

scleractinians

sclerae

scleragogy

scleral buckle

scleral

scleralization

scleralizations

scleras

sclerectoiridectomy

sclerectomy

sclereid

sclereids

sclerema

scleremas

scleremata

sclerenchyma

sclerenchymatous

sclerenchyme

scleriasis

sclerite

sclerites

scleritis

scleritome

scleritomes

sclero-

sclerobase

sclerobases

sclerochronological

sclerochronology

sclerodactyly

scleroderm

scleroderma

sclerodermas

sclerodermatous

sclerodermic

sclerodermite

sclerodermites

scleroderms

sclerogen

sclerogenous

scleroid

scleroma

scleromalacia

scleromalacias

scleromas

scleromata

sclerometer

sclerometers

sclerometric

sclerophyll

sclerophyllous

sclerophylls

scleroprotein

scleroproteinaceous

scleroproteins

scleroptila

scleroptila-afra

scleroptila-finschi

scleroptila-levaillantii

scleroptila-levaillantoides

scleroptila-psilolaema

scleroptila-shelleyi

scleroptila-streptophora

sclerorhynchid

sclerorhynchids

sclerosant

sclerosants

sclerose

sclerosed

scleroses

sclerosing

sclerosis

scleroskeleton

sclerosomatid

sclerosomatids

sclerosponge

sclerosponges

sclerospongiae

sclerostomy

sclerotal

sclerotals

sclerotherapeutic

sclerotherapies

sclerotherapist

sclerotherapists

sclerotherapy

sclerotia

sclerotial

sclerotic ring

sclerotic

sclerotical

sclerotics

sclerotin

sclerotisation

sclerotisations

sclerotise

sclerotised

sclerotises

sclerotising

sclerotitis

sclerotium

sclerotization

sclerotizations

sclerotize

sclerotized

sclerotizes

sclerotizing

sclerotome

sclerotomes

sclerotomy

sclerous

sclerurus

scm file

scm

scms

scn

scne

scnes

scnr

sco open desktop

sco openserver

sco unix

sco unixware 7

sco unixware

sco wabi

sco xenix

sco

scoat

scoated

scoating

scoats

scobberlotcher

scobberlotchers

scobby

scobe

scobes

scobey

scobiform

scobs

scoff

scoffed

scoffer

scofferies

scoffers

scoffery

scoffing

scoffingly

scoffings

scofflaw

scofflaws

scoffs

scoke

scold

scolded

scolder

scolders

scoldest

scoldeth

scolding stool

scolding

scoldingly

scoldings

scolds

scold-s-bridle

scolecite

scolecites

scolecodont

scolecodonts

scolecomorphid

scolecomorphids

scolecophidia

scolex

scolexes

scolices

scolie

scolies

scoliid

scoliids

scolioses

scoliosis

scoliotic

scoliotics

scolithi

scolithus

scollop

scolloped

scolloping

scollops

scolopacid

scolopacidae

scolopacids

scolopacine

scolopax

scolopax-bukidnonensis

scolopax-celebensis

scolopax-minor

scolopax-mira

scolopax-rochussenii

scolopax-rosenbergii

scolopax-rusticola

scolopax-saturata

scolopendra

scolopendrid

scolopendrids

scolopendrine

scolopendrism

scoloplacid

scoloplacids

scolytid

scolytids

scolytinae

scolytine

scolytines

scomber

scomberesocid

scomberesocids

scomberoid

scomberoids

scombral

scombrid

scombridae

scombrids

scombroid poisoning

scombroid

scombroidei

scombroids

scombrolabracid

scombrolabracids

scombropid

scombropids

scombrotoxin

scomfish

scomfished

scomfishes

scomfishing

scomfit

scomm

scomms

sconce

sconced

sconces

sconcheon

sconcheons

sconcing

scone

sconed

scones

sconing

sconnie

scoober

scoobers

scooby

scooby-doo

scooby-gang

scooby-snack

scooby-snacks

scooch

scooched

scooches

scooching

scoop necks

scoop shots

scoop up

scoop

scoopable

scooped

scooped-up

scooper

scoopers

scoopful

scoopfuls

scooping

scooping-up

scooplike

scoop-neck

scoops

scoopsful

scoop-shot

scoopstone

scoopstones

scoops-up

scoopula

scoopwheel

scoop-wheel

scoopwheels

scoop-wheels

scoot

scootch

scootched

scootches

scootching

scooted

scooter

scooterboy

scooterboys

scootered

scootering

scooterist

scooterists

scooterless

scooterlike

scooters

scooting

scoot-over

scoots

scop

scopa

scopal

scoparin

scopate

scope block

scope blocks

scope creep

scope in

scope of authority

scope of employment

scope

scoped enumeration

scoped

scope-dope

scope-dopes

scoped-out

scopelarchid

scopelarchids

scopeless

scopeloid

scopeloids

scopelomorpha

scope-out

scopes john thomas

scopes

scopes-out

scophthalmid

scophthalmidae

scophthalmids

scopid

scopidae

scopids

scopie

scopies

scopiferous

scopiform

scopinaro-procedure

scoping

scoping-out

scopol

scopolamine

scopolamines

scopophile

scopophiles

scopophilia

scopophiliac

scopophiliacs

scopophilic

scopophobia

scops

scops-owl

scops-owls

scoptical

scoptophile

scoptophiles

scoptophilia

scoptophiliac

scoptophiliacs

scoptophilic

scopula

scopulous

scopus

scopus-umbretta

-scopy

scorable

scorbic

scorbut

scorbute

scorbutic

scorbutical

scorbutogenic

scorbutus

scorce

scorch

scorched carpet

scorched earth policy

scorched wing

scorched

scorched-earth

scorched-earth-policies

scorcher

scorchers

scorches

scorchest

scorcheth

scorching hot

scorching

scorchingly

scorchingness

scorchings

scorchy

scordatura

score attack

score attacks

score card

score draw

score draws

score on oneself

score out

score points

score through

score

score-a-brace

scoreboard

scoreboards

scorebook

scorebooks

scorebox

scoreboxes

scorecard

scorecards

scored

scored-off

scorefile

scorefiles

scorekeeper

scorekeepers

scorekeeping

scoreless

scorelessly

scoreline

scorelines

score-off

score-offs

scorepad

scorepads

scorer

scorers

scores

scoresby sound

scoresheet

score-sheet

scoresheets

score-sheets

scores-off

score-string

score-strings

scoreth

scorewriter

scorewriters

scoria

scoriac

scoriaceous

scoriae

scorias

scoriated

scoriating

scoriation

scoriations

scorie

scorification

scorified

scorifier

scorifiers

scoriform

scorify

scoring

scoring-off

scorings

scorious

scorn

scorn-d

scorned

scornee

scornees

scorner

scorners

scornest

scorneth

scornful

scornfully

scornfulness

scorning

scorningly

scornless

scorns

scornworthy

scorny

scorodite

scorpaenid

scorpaenidae

scorpaenids

scorpaeniform

scorpaeniformes

scorpaenoid

scorpaenoids

scorpene

scorpenes

scorper

scorpers

scorpii

scorpio

scorpioid

scorpioidal

scorpion bowl

scorpion bowls

scorpion bug

scorpion bugs

scorpion fly

scorpion grasses

scorpion lobster

scorpion lobsters

scorpion plant

scorpion plants

scorpion shell

scorpion shells

scorpion spider

scorpion spiders

scorpion

scorpionate

scorpionates

scorpiones

scorpionfish

scorpionfishes

scorpionflies

scorpionfly

scorpion-grass

scorpionid

scorpionidae

scorpionids

scorpion-kick

scorpion-kicks

scorpionlike

scorpions

scorpion-volley

scorpion-volleys

scorpionweed

scorpios

scorpius

scorpling

scorse

scorsese martin

scorsese

scorsesean

scortation

scortations

scortatory

scortechinii

scorzalite

scorzonera

scorzoneras

scot

scotale

scotales

scot-and-lot

Scotch broom

Scotch coffee

Scotch fiddle

Scotch fingers

Scotch glue

scotch grain

Scotch marine boiler

Scotch marine boilers

Scotch plough

Scotch snap

scotch tape

scotch terrier

Scotch thistle

scotch verdict

scotch

scotch-argus

scotch-arguses

scotch-bonnet

scotch-bonnets

scotch-broth

scotch-crow

scotch-crows

scotched

scotched-collops

scotch-egg

scotch-eggs

scotcheroo

scotcheroos

scotches

scotch-fillet

scotch-fillets

scotch-finger

scotch-fir

scotch-game

scotchgard

scotchgarded

scotchgarding

scotchgards

scotch-hands

scotch-hearth

scotch-hearths

scotch-hoppers

scotching

scotch-irish

scotchman

scotchmen

scotch-mist

scotch-mists

scotchness

scotch-pancake

scotch-pie

scotch-pies

scotch-pine

scotch-whiskies

scotch-whisky

scotchwoman

scotchwomen

scotch-woodcock

scoter

scoters

scot-free

scotia

scotias

scotic

scotino

scotinos

scotish

scotism

scotist

scotistic

scotists

scotland

scotlander

scotlanders

scotlandite

scotland-yard

scoto

scotocerca

scotochromogen

scotochromogenic

scotochromogens

scotodinia

scotogenic

scotograph

scotographs

scotoma

scotomaphobia

scotomas

scotomata

scotomies

scotomization

scotomizations

scotomy

scotopelia

scotoperiod

scotoperiods

scotophase

scotophases

scotophasic

scotophilia

scotophobia

scotophobin

scotopia

scotopic

scotoscope

scotoscopes

scotosis

Scots elm

scots

scots-gaelic

scots-irish

scotsman

scotsmen

scots-pine

scotswoman

scotswomen

scott dred

scott robert falcon

scott walter

scott winfield

scott

scottering

scotti

scottian

scotticism

scotticisms

scotticize

scotticized

scotticizes

scotticizing

scottie

scottish rite

scottish terrier

scottish

scottish-borders

scottish-deerhound

scottish-deerhounds

scottish-english

scottish-fold

scottish-folds

scottish-gaelic

scottishly

scottishness

scottish-play

scottish-terriers

scottish-wildcat

scottish-wildcats

Scott's trick

scottsdale

scotty

scotus

scoubidou

scoucer

scoucers

scough

scould

scoundrel

scoundreldom

scoundrelism

scoundrelly

scoundrelry

scoundrels

scour

scourable

scourage

scourages

scoured

scourer

scourer-pad

scourer-pads

scourers

scourest

scoureth

scourge

scourged

scourger

scourgers

scourges

scourgest

scourgeth

scourging

scourgings

scourie

scouries

scouring

scouring-pad

scouring-pads

scouring-powder

scouring-powders

scouring-rush

scouring-rushes

scourings

scours

scourse

Scouse brow

scouse

scouser

scouserati

scousers

scout car

scout team

scout teams

scout

scoutcraft

scoutcrafts

scouted

scouter

scouters

scouting out

scouting

scoutings

scoutlike

Scoutmaster conference

scoutmaster

scoutmastering

scoutmasters

scoutmastership

scoutmasterships

scoutmistress

scoutmistresses

scout-out

Scout's honor

Scout's honour

scouts out

scouts

scoutship

scoutships

scouty

scove

Scoville heat unit

Scoville heat units

Scoville unit

scoville-scale

scow

scowed

scower

scowing

scowl

scowled

scowlest

scowleth

scowling

scowlingly

scowlly

scowls

scowly

scows

scp

scpo

scr

scrab

scrabble

scrabbled

scrabbler

scrabblers

scrabbles

scrabbling

scrabblings

scrabbly

scraber

scrabers

scraffito

scraffle

scraffled

scraffles

scraffling

scrag end

scrag ends

scrag whale

scrag

scrage

scragged

scraggedness

scraggily

scragginess

scragging

scraggliness

scraggly

scraggy

scragly

scrags

scraight

scram

scramasax

scramasaxes

scramblase

scramble band

scramble bands

scramble competitions

scramble crossing

scramble crossings

scramble dinner

scramble dinners

Scramble for Africa

scramble nets

scramble

scramble-competition

scrambled egg slime mold

scrambled egg slime molds

scrambled

scrambled-egg

scrambled-eggs

scramble-net

scrambler

scramblers

scrambles

scrambling

scramblingly

scramblings

scrambly

scramdisk

scramjet

scramjets

scrammed

scramming

scrams

scran

scranch

scranched

scranches

scranching

scranky

scrannel

scranny

scranton

scrap books

scrap car

scrap dealer

scrap dealers

scrap iron

scrap merchant

scrap merchants

scrap

scrapable

scrapbook

scrap-book

scrapbooked

scrapbooker

scrapbookers

scrapbooking

scrapbooks

scrape someone off the ceiling

scrape

scrapeable

scrape-acquaintance

scrape-along

scrape-and-bow

scrape-by

scraped along

scraped someone off the ceiling

scraped the bottom of the barrel

scraped

scraped-together

scraped-up

scrape-off

scraper

scraperboard

scraperboards

scrapers

scrapes along

scrapes someone off the ceiling

scrapes the bottom of the barrel

scrapes

scrapest

scrapes-together

scrapes-up

scrapeth

scrape-the-bottom-of-the-barrel

scrape-through

scrape-together

scrape-up

scrapheap

scrap-heap

scrapheaps

scrap-heaps

scrapie

scraping along

scraping someone off the ceiling

scraping the bottom of the barrel

scraping

scraping-and-bowing

scrapingly

scrapings

scraping-together

scraping-up

scrapmerchant

scrapmerchants

scrappable

scrappage

scrappages

scrap-paper

scrapped

scrapper

scrappers

scrappily

scrappiness

scrapping

scrappings

scrapple

scrapples

scrappy

scraps

scraptiid

scraptiids

scrapwood

scrapyard

scrapyards

scrat

scratch a living

scratch an itch

scratch below the surface

scratch beneath the surface

scratch by

scratch commas

scratch disk

scratch drive

scratch hit

scratch line

scratch one's own itch

scratch out

scratch pad

scratch print

scratch prints

scratch race

scratch races

scratch sheets

scratch space

scratch tape

scratch teams

scratch test

scratch ticket

scratch wig

scratch wigs

scratch

scratchability

scratchable

scratch-and-sniff

scratchback

scratchbacks

scratchboard

scratchboards

scratchbrush

scratchbrushes

scratch-built

scratchcard

scratch-card

scratchcards

scratch-cards

scratch-comma

scratched below the surface

scratched beneath the surface

scratched together

scratched

scratched-one-s-head

scratcher

scratchers

scratches below the surface

scratches beneath the surface

scratches together

scratches

scratches-one-s-head

scratchest

scratcheth

scratchie

scratchies

scratchily

scratchiness

scratching below the surface

scratching beneath the surface

scratching together

scratching

scratchingly

scratching-one-s-head

scratching-post

scratching-posts

scratchings

scratchiti

scratchless

scratchlike

scratch-made

scratchmark

scratch-one-s-head

scratchpad

scratchpads

scratchpaper

scratch-paper

scratch-papers

scratchplate

scratchplates

scratchproof

scratch-sheet

scratch-someone-s-back

scratch-team

scratch-that

scratch-the-surface

scratch-together

scratchweed

scratchweeds

scratchwork

scratchy

scratted

scratting

scrattle

scrattling

scraw

scrawl

scrawled

scrawler

scrawlers

scrawling

scrawlingly

scrawlings

scrawls

scrawly

scrawn

scrawnily

scrawniness

scrawny drink of water

scrawny drinks of water

scrawny

scraws

scray

scrays

screak

screaked

screaking

screaks

scream

scream-bloody-murder

scream-blue-murder

screamed

screamed-bloody-murder

screamed-blue-murder

screamed-loudest

screamer

screamers

screamest

screameth

screamfest

screamfests

screamin

screaming cell phone

screaming cellphone

screaming jelly babies

screaming meemies

screaming

screaming-abdabs

screaming-bloody-murder

screaming-blue-murder

screaming-hairy-armadillo

screaming-hairy-armadillos

screaming-loudest

screamingly

screaming-meemie

screaming-orgasm

screamings

screaming-sixties

screamlike

scream-loudest

screamo

scream-one-s-head-off

scream-queen

scream-queens

screams

screams-bloody-murder

screams-blue-murder

screams-loudest

screamy

scree plot

scree plots

scree

screech martin

screech martins

screech thrush

screech thrushes

screech

screeched

screecher

screechers

screeches

screecheth

screechin

screeching

screeching-frog

screechingly

screechings

screech-owl

screech-owls

screechy

screed

screeded

screeder

screeders

screeding

screeds

screelike

screen angle

screen background

screen bezel

screen burn

screen capture

screen cast

screen crunch

screen doors

screen dump

screen dumps

screen fade

screen font

screen freeze

screen frequency

screen grabber

screen grid

screen in

screen keyboard

screen memory

screen mirroring

screen modes

screen name

screen names

screen overlay

screen pass

screen passes

screen pinning

screen pop

screen protector

screen protectors

screen reader

screen readers

screen recorder

screen resolution

screen saver

screen scraper

screen scraping

screen shot

screen sketch

screen tearing

screen tests

screen

screenable

screenables

screenager

screenagers

screenbound

screenburn

screencam

screencap

screencaps

screen-captures

screencast.com

screencast

screencasting

screencasts

screendoor

screen-door

screendoors

screened twisted pair

screened

screened-cable

screened-in

screenee

screenees

screener

screeners

screenful

screenfuls

screengrab

screengrabs

screenie

screenies

screening constant

screening in

screening lengths

screening rooms

screening router

screening smokes

screening

screening-length

screening-room

screenings

screening-smoke

screenland

screenless pc

screenless

screenlet

screenlets

screenlike

screen-motion-capture

screenname

screennames

screen-of-death

screenout

screen-out

screenouts

screenplay

screenplays

screenprint

screen-print

screen-printing

screenprints

screenreader

screenreaders

screenreading

screens in

screens

screensaver

screensavers

screen-savers

screenscape

screenscapes

screenscrape

screen-scrape

screenscraped

screen-scraped

screen-scrapers

screenscrapes

screen-scrapes

screenscraping

screensful

screenshot

screenshots

screens-of-death

screenspace

screens-passage

screen-test

screentime

screen-time

screentone

screen-wall

screen-walls

screenwash

screenwork

screenwriter

screenwriters

screenwriting

screes

screeve

screeved

screeves

screeving

screw anchors

screw around

screw bean

screw box

screw boxes

screw drives

screw elevator

screw elevators

screw eye

screw heads

screw hook

screw jack

screw keys

screw machine

screw machines

screw peg

screw pegs

screw picket

screw pickets

screw piles

screw propeller

screw pump

screw pumps

screw stair

screw stairs

screw up

screw valve

screw valves

screw ventilator

screw ventilators

screw wrench

screw wrenches

screw yous

screw

screwability

screwable

screw-anchor

screwback

screw-back

screwball

screwball-comedies

screwball-comedy

screwballer

screwballers

screwballs

screwbean mesquite

screw-cap

screwcapped

screw-caps

screw-drive

screwdriver

screwdrivers

screwed around

screwed with

screwed

screwed-blued-and-tattooed

screwed-glued-and-tattooed

screwed-the-pooch

screwed-up

screwer

screwers

screw-head

screwiness

screwing around

screwing up

screwing with

screwing

screwing-off

screwing-over

screwings

screwing-the-pooch

screw-it

screw-key

screwless

screwlike

screwmachine

screw-off

screw-offs

screw-over

screw-pile

screwpine

screw-pine

screwpines

screw-pines

screws around

screws off

screws up

screws with

screws

screw-shoe

screw-shoes

screws-the-pooch

screwtape

screwtaped

screwtapes

screwtaping

screw-the-pooch

screwthread

screw-thread

screwthreads

screw-threads

screwtop

screw-top

screwtops

screw-tops

screwup

screwups

screw-with

screwworm fly

screwworm

screwworms

screwy

screw-you

scriabin alexander nikolayevich

scriabin

scribable

scribacious

scribal

scribally

scribatious

scribbet

scribbets

scribble lark

scribble larks

scribble

scribbled

scribblement

scribblements

scribbler

scribblers

scribbles

scribblest

scribbleth

scribbliness

scribbling

scribblingly

scribblings

scribbly

scribd

scribe

scribed

scriber block

scriber

scribers

scribes

scribing compass

scribing

scribing-iron

scribings

scribism

scrid

scrids

scried

scries

scrieve board

scriggle

scriggled

scriggles

scriggling

scrilla

scrim

scrimer

scrimers

scrimmage

scrimmaged

scrimmages

scrimmaging

scrimp

scrimp-and-save

scrimped

scrimpiness

scrimping

scrimping-bar

scrimpingly

scrimple

scrimpness

scrimps

scrimption

scrimptions

scrimpy

scrims

scrimshander

scrimshandered

scrimshandering

scrimshanders

scrimshank

scrimshanked

scrimshanker

scrimshankers

scrimshanking

scrimshanks

scrimshaw

scrimshawed

scrimshawing

scrimshaws

scrimy

scrine

scrines

scringe

scringed

scringes

scringing

scrip dividend

scrip issue

scrip

scriplet

scripophilies

scripophily

scrippage

scripps

scrips

scripsit

script doctor

script doctors

script error

script kiddie

script language

script mode

script

scriptability

scriptable

scriptactive

scripted transaction

scripted

script-editor

script-editors

scripter

scripters

script-fu

scripting host

scripting language

scripting

scripting-languages

scriptkiddie or newbie

script-kiddies

script-kiddy

scriptless

scriptlet

scriptlets

scriptlike

scriptment

scriptments

script-monkey

script-monkeys

scriptol

scriptoria

scriptorial

scriptorium

scriptoriums

scriptory

scripts

script-supervisor

script-supervisors

scriptural

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shaggy inkcap

shaggy inkcaps

shaggy mane

shaggy manes

shaggy

shaggy-dog-stories

shaggy-dog-story

shaggymane

shag-hound

shagnasties

shagnasty

shagpile

shagpiles

shag-rag

shagreen

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shah jahan

shah

shahab

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shahanshah

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shahaptian

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shahbag

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shaheed

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shaheen-falcon

shaheen-falcons

shaheens

shahi

shahid

shahid-bhagat-singh-nagar-district

shahids

shahin

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shahmukhi

shahn benjamin

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shahs

shahtoosh

shahtooshes

shahtush

shahzadah

shaik

shaikh

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shail

shailed

shailing

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shaitan

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shaiva

shaivas

shaivism

shaivist

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shaivite

shaivites

shak

shaka

shakable

shakas

shake down

shake hands with the unemployed

shake in one's boots

shake like a leaf

shake off the dust from one's feet

shake off

shake one's elbow

shake together

shake up

shake

shakeable

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shake-a-leg

shake-and-bake

shaked

shakedown

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shakefork

shakeforks

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shakehole

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shake-it

shakemap

shake-map

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shake-maps

shaken baby syndromes

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shaken-baby-syndrome

shake-n-bake

shakenly

shakenness

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shake-one-s-head

shake-on-it

shakeout

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shakespeare william

shakespeare

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shakespearian

shakespeariana

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shakest

shake-table

shake-tables

shaketh

shake-the-pagoda-tree

shakeup

shakeups

shake-ups

shakey

shakha

shakhas

shakhovite

shakhty

shakily

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shaking rat Kawasaki

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shako

shakoes

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shakshouka

shakshuka

shakspeare

shakta

shaktas

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shaku

shakuhachi

shakuhachis

shakuni

shaky

shakyamuni

shakycam

shala

shalas

shalbe

shalder

shalders

shale gases

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shaled

shale-gas

shalelike

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shalionaire

shalk

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shall I say

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shallon

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shallop

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shallots

shallow brooks are noisy

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shallow-fry

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shalm

shalom

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shalt

shalwar-kameez

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shaly

sham pleading

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shamoys

shampers

shampoo gingers

shampoo

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shampoolike

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shamrock

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shamrocks

shams

shamsheer

shamsheers

shamsher-jang

shamshir

shamshirs

shamus

shamuses

shamwow

shan state

shan

shana

shanachie

shanae

shana-tova

shand

shanda

shandean

shandies

shandite

shandong

shandrydan

shandrydans

shandy

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shane

shang

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shanghae

shanghaed

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Shanghai hairy crab

Shanghai hairy crabs

shanghai stock price index

shanghai

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shangri-la

shani

shaniqua

shank it

shank

shankar ravi

shankar

shanked

shanker

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shankpiece

shanks

shanks-mare

shank-s-mare

shanks-nag

shanks-pony

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shannies

Shannon capacity

shannon claude elwood

Shannon limit

Shannon limits

shannon

shannon-entropies

shannon-entropy

shannonian

shannonite

shannon's law

Shannon's maxim

shanny

shans

shansi

shant

shan-t

sha-n-t

shantey

shantied

shanties

shantou

shants

shantung

shantungosaurus

shantungs

shanty

shantying

shantylike

shantyman

shantytown

shanty-town

shantytowns

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shanxi

shaobing

shaojiu

shaolin

shaomai

shaomais

Shaoxing wine

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shapelet

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shape-memory-alloy

shape-memory-alloys

shapen

shape-note singing

shape-note

shape-poem

shaper

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shapeshift

shapeshifted

shapeshifter

shape-shifter

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shape-shifters

shapeshifting

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shapest

shapes-up

shapeth

shapeup

shape-up

shape-up-or-ship-out

shapeups

shapewear

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shapiro karl jay

shapiro

shapka

shapkas

shapley harlow

shapley

shapley-value

shapono

shaponos

shapoo

shapoos

shappe

shapt

shaquille

sharab

sharability

sharable

sharaga

sharagas

sharara

shararas

sharashka

sharashkas

shard

sharded

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shardlike

shards

shardy

share a bed

share and share alike

share certificate

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share herd

share herded

share herder

share herders

share herding

share herds

share house

share houses

share milk

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share milker

share milkers

share milking

share milks

share name

share

shareability

shareable

sharebeam

sharebeams

sharebone

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sharebroker

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share-capital

sharecrop

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sharecropper

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sharecrops

shared array

shared border

shared bus switch

shared dasd

shared disk array

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shared memory system

shared memory

shared nothing

shared object

shared pointer

shared registry system

shared resource

shared services

shared session

shared slot

shared source

shared universe

shared universes

shared video memory

shared wap

shared web server

shared website hosting

shared

share-dilution

share-dilutions

shared-service

sharefile

shareholder

shareholders' agreement

shareholders

shareholders-derivative-action

shareholders-derivative-actions

shareholders-meeting

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sharehouse

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share-in-savings

sharejack

sharejacking

share-jacking

shareland

sharelands

share-level security

sharemarket

sharemarkets

sharent

sharenting

share-out

shareowner

shareowners

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sharepoint

sharer

sharers

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sharest

share-taxi

share-taxis

shareth

shareware

sharewort

shari

sharia laws

sharia lawyer

sharia lawyers

sharia

shari'a

shariah

sharia-law

shariatization

shariatpur-district

sharif

sharifs

sharing buttons

sharing economies

sharing economy

sharing violation

sharing

sharings

sharisha

sharjah

shark attacks

shark bite

shark catfish

shark catfishes

shark disk

shark net

shark nets

shark repellent

shark week

shark weeks

shark

shark-attack

shark-bait

shark-baiter

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sharkdom

sharke

sharked

sharker

sharkers

sharkfin

shark-fin

shark-finned

shark-finning

sharkfins

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shark-fin-soup

shark-fin-soups

sharking

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sharkless

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sharkling

sharklings

sharkmeat

Sharkovskii's theorem

sharks and minnows

sharks

sharkskin

sharkskins

sharksucker

sharksuckers

sharky

sharlene

sharma

sharn

sharny

sharon ariel

sharon plain of

sharon

sharon-fruit

sharon-fruits

sharp cookies

sharp elbows

sharp end of one's tongue

sharp phillip allen

sharp power

sharp practices

sharp quattron

sharp rush

sharp rushes

sharp s

sharp tongues

sharp

sharp-and-a-half

sharp-as-a-tack

sharpbill

sharpbills

sharpchin-flyingfish

sharp-cookie

sharp-cornered

sharpe portfolio performance ratio

Sharpe ratio

Sharpe ratios

sharpe

sharp-eared

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shar-pei

sharpen

sharpenable

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sharp-eyed

sharpfin

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sharply

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sharp-nosed

sharp-pointed

sharp-practice

sharps

sharpsburg

sharp-set

sharp-shinned-hawk

sharp-shinned-hawks

sharpshoot

sharpshooter

sharpshooters

sharpshooting

sharpshootings

sharp-sighted

sharp-s-syndrome

sharpster

sharpsters

sharp-tail

sharp-tailed grouse

sharptails

sharp-tongue

sharp-tongued

sharp-witted

sharqi

sharrock

sharrow

sharrows

shart

shartegosuchid

shartegosuchids

sharwal

sharwals

shash

shashes

shashlick

shashlicks

shashlik

shashliks

shashti

shasta daisy

Shasta ground sloth

Shasta ground sloths

shasta mount

shasta

shastasaurid

shastasaurids

shaster

shasters

shastra

shastras

shat on

shat the bed

shat

shat-a-brick

shatei

shatei-gashira

shatneresque

shatnerian

shatoosh

shatranj

shatt-al-arab

shatter attack

shatter attacks

shatter cone

shatter

shatterable

shatterbox

shatter-box

shatterboxes

shatter-boxes

shatterbrained

shattered

shattered-the-ice

shatterer

shatterers

shatterest

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shattering

shatteringly

shatterings

shattering-the-ice

shatterpated

shatterproof

shatters

shatters-the-ice

shatter-the-ice

shattery

shatting-on-one-s-uppers

shattuck

shattuckite

shattuckites

shaughraun

shaughrauns

shaun

shauna

shauri

shauris

shaurma

shaurmas

shavaughn

shave hook

shave hooks

shave ice

shave stick

shave sticks

shave

shaveable

shave-and-a-haircut

shaved ice

shaved

shavehook

shavehooks

shaveling

shavelings

shaven

shaver

shavers

shaves

shavest

shavetail

shavetails

shaveth

shavian

shavian-alphabet

shavians

shaving brush

shaving foam

shaving gel

shaving lotion

shaving soap

shaving stick

shaving

shaving-bump

shaving-cream

shaving-creams

shavings

shavon

shavonne

shavua tov

shavuos

shavuot

shaw anna howard

shaw artie

shaw george bernard

shaw henry wheeler

shaw robert gould

shaw, eric team

shaw

shawarma

shawarmas

shawirma

shawirmas

shawism

shawisms

shawl collar

shawl material

shawl materials

shawl pattern

shawl patterns

shawl strap

shawl straps

shawl waistcoat

shawl waistcoats

shawl

shawled

shawlette

shawlettes

shawl-goat

shawl-goats

shawling

shawlless

shawllike

shawls

shawm

shawms

shawn ted

shawn

shawna

shawnee

shawnees

shawnese

shaws

shawties

shawty

shawwal

shay

shaya root

shaye

shaykh

shaykhdom

shaykhdoms

shaykhs

shayna

shays daniel

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shaysite

shaytan

shaytans

shaz

shazaam

shazam 2580

shazam on android

shazam on facebook

shazam on iphone

shazam

shazamid

shazbot

shazia

shazzam

shchee

shcherbakovite

shcherbinaite

shchi

shd

shdsl

she bitch

she bitches

she or he

she shed

she sheds

she

s-he

shea butters

shea tree

shea

shea-butter

sheading

sheadings

sheaf

sheafed

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sheafs

sheafy

sheal

shealed

shealing

sheals

sheandra

shear centres

shear force

shear hog

shear hogs

shear line

shear lines

shear steels

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shear

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shearable

shearbill

shearbills

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shear-cakes

shear-centre

sheard

sheards

sheared

shearer moira

shearer

shearer's stew

shearers

shearest

sheareth

shearfree

shearing george albert

shearing shed

shearing stress

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shearings

shear-legs

shearless

shearlike

shearling

shearlings

shearman

shearmen

shearn

shears

shear-strength

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shear-stresses

sheartail

sheartails

shearwall

shear-wall

shearwalls

shearwater

shearwaters

shear-wave

shear-waves

she-ass

she-asses

sheat

sheatfish

sheatfishes

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sheath

sheathable

sheathbill

sheathbills

sheath-cake

sheath-dress

sheath-dresses

sheathe

sheathed

sheathed-cable

sheather

sheathers

sheathes

sheathest

sheatheth

sheathe-the-sword

sheathfish

sheathfishes

sheathing

sheathings

sheath-knife

sheath-knives

sheathless

sheathlike

sheaths

sheathy

sheats

sheave

sheaved

sheaves

sheaving

sheba

sheban

shebander

shebang

shebangs

shebans

shebat

she-bear

she-bears

shebeen

shebeens

shebka

shebkas

sheboon

sheboons

shebop

sheboygan

shebrew

shebrews

she-cat

she-cats

shechinah

shechinahs

she-could-be-his-mother

she-crab soup

shed blood

shed dormer

shed find

shed finds

shed graphic

shed out

shed

she-d

shed-a-tear

sheddable

sheddase

sheddases

shedded

shedder

shedders

sheddest

sheddeth

shedding light on

shedding

sheddings

she-devil

she-devils

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shedfuls

shedhand

shedhands

shedless

shed-light-on

shed-light-upon

shedlike

shedload

shed-load

shedloads

shed-loads

she-dog

shed-roof

shed-roofs

shed-rooves

shedrow

shedrows

sheds

shedsful

sheds-light-on

shed-tears

she-d-ve

shee

sheebeen

sheek-kebab

sheek-kebabs

sheela

sheeler

sheelies

sheeling

sheelings

sheely

sheen fulton john

sheen

sheena

sheene

sheened

sheenie

sheenies

sheening

sheenly

sheens

sheeny

sheep fescue

sheep in wolf's clothing

sheep ked

sheep keds

sheep laurel

sheep lice

sheep liver fluke

sheep liver flukes

sheep polypore

sheep polypores

sheep sorrel

sheep station

sheep stations

sheep tick

sheep ticks

sheep

sheepback

sheepbacks

sheepberries

sheepberry

sheepbiter

sheepbiters

sheepcot

sheepcote

sheepcotes

sheepcots

sheep-dip

sheep-dipped

sheep-dipping

sheepdips

sheep-dips

sheepdog

sheep-dog

sheepdogs

sheep-dogs

sheepdom

sheepe

sheep-faced

sheep-farmer

sheep-farmers

sheepflesh

sheepfold

sheepfolds

sheep-headed

sheepherder

sheepherders

sheepherding

sheephook

sheephooks

sheepies

sheepily

sheepiness

sheepish

sheepishly

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sheeple

sheepless

sheeplike

sheep-like

sheepling

sheep-louse

sheepman

sheepmaster

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sheepness

sheep-polyphore

sheeppox

sheep-run

sheepruns

sheep's foot

sheeps

sheep-s-eye

sheep-s-eyes

sheepshagger

sheep-shagger

sheepshaggers

sheep-shaggers

sheepshank

sheepshanks

sheepshead

sheepsheads

sheepshearing

sheepshearings

sheepskin effect

sheepskin

sheepskins

sheep-split

sheep-splits

sheepswool-sponge

sheepwalk

sheepwalks

sheepy

sheer hulk

sheer hulks

sheer

sheered

sheering

sheerlegs

sheerly

sheerness

sheernesses

sheers

sheerwater

sheerwaters

sheesh kebab

sheesh kebabs

sheesh

sheesha

sheeshas

sheet bends

sheet cakes

sheet feeder

sheet glass

sheet lightnings

sheet pan

sheet pans

sheet pile

sheet piles

sheet pilings

sheet pizzas

sheet protectors

sheet silicate

sheet weaver

sheet weavers

sheet

sheet-anchor

sheet-anchors

sheet-bend

sheet-cake

sheete

sheeted

sheeter

sheet-erosion

sheeters

sheet-fed scanner

sheetfed

sheetful

sheetfuls

sheeting

sheetings

sheet-iron

sheetless

sheetlet

sheetlets

sheet-lightning

sheetlike

sheetline

sheetlines

sheet-metal

sheet-metals

sheet-music

sheet-of-paper

sheet-piling

sheet-pizza

sheet-protector

sheetrock

sheet-rock

sheetrocked

sheetrocking

sheetrocks

sheets of paper

sheets

sheetsful

sheetsman

sheetsmen

Sheffer sequence

sheffer-stroke

sheffield

sheffield-stand

sheffield-stands

shegetz

shegetzes

shegging

sheggings

she-goat

she-goats

shehe

she-he

shehes

she-hes

shehitah

sheik

sheikdom

sheikdoms

sheikh

sheikha

sheikhdom

sheikhdoms

sheikhs

sheiks

sheila

sheilagh

sheilas

sheild

sheinwoodian

sheisty

sheitel

sheitels

shekalim

shekel

shekels

shekere

shekeres

shekhinah

shekinah

shekinahs

shekkacho

she-l

shelbi

Shelby knot

Shelby knots

shelby

shelbyville

shelbyvillian

shelbyvillians

sheld

sheldon

sheldonian

sheldrake

sheldrakes

sheldrickite

shelduck

shelducks

shelele

shelf bras

shelf fungi

shelf fungus

shelf ice

shelf registration

shelf

shelf-bra

shelfbreak

shelf-cloud

shelf-clouds

shelfful

shelffuls

shelflife

shelf-life

shelflike

shelflives

shelf-lives

shelfmark

shelfmarks

shelf-talker

shelfward

shelfware

shelfwares

shelfworthy

shelfy

shelikof strait

shell account

shell bean

shell bed

shell code

shell companies

shell company

shell corporation

shell corporations

shell games

shell ginger

shell gingers

shell ice

shell jacket

shell jackets

shell lime

shell marl

shell marls

shell metacharacters

shell out

shell pink

shell road

shell roads

shell sacs

shell sand

shell script

shell shoveling

shell star

shell stars

shell steak

shell steaks

shell

she-ll

shellable

shellac

shellack

shellacked

shellacking

shellackings

shellacs

shellback

shellbacks

shellbag

shellbags

shellbark

shellbarks

she-ll-be-apples

she-ll-be-right

shellcode

shellcodes

shelled

sheller

shellers

shelley mary wollstonecraft godwin

shelley percy bysshe

Shelley's Case, rule in

shelley

shelleyan

shellfire

shellfish

shellfisheries

shellfisherman

shellfishermen

shellfishery

shellfishes

shellfishing

shell-game

shelliness

shelling

shellings

shell-lac

shell-lacs

shellless

shell-less

shelllike

shell-like

shell-likes

shell-moulding

shellpad

shell-pad

shell-paddock

shellproof

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shell-scripts

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shell-shocks

shellsuit

shell-suit

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shellsuits

shell-suits

she-ll-ve

shellwork

shellworks

shelly

shelpad

shelta

shelter belt

shelter belts

shelter deck

shelter decks

shelter half

shelter in place

shelter

shelterbelt

shelterbelts

shelter-dog

shelter-dogs

sheltered

sheltered-workshop

shelterer

shelterin

sheltering

shelterless

sheltermate

sheltermates

shelters

shelter-tent

shelter-tents

shelterwood

sheltery

sheltie

shelties

shelton

sheltron

sheltrons

sheltrum

shelt-toad

shelty

shelve

shelved

shelves

shelveset

shelvesets

shelvesful

shelving

shelvings

shelvy

shem

-shëm

shema

shemaghs

shemaiah

shemakha

shemale

she-male

shemales

she-males

shemini atzereth

shemite

shemites

shemitic

shemitish

shemitism

shemitisms

shemozzle

shemozzled

shemozzles

shemozzling

shen ring

shen rings

shenai

shenais

shenandoah valley

shenandoah

shenanigan

shenanigans

shenans

shend

shende

shendship

shendyt

sheng

shengn

sheng-n

shengnu

sheng-nu

sheng-nus

shengs

shensi

shenstonian

shent

shentleman

shentlemen

shenyang

shenzhen composite index

shenzhen

shenzi

shenzis

she-oak

she-oaks

sheol

sheople

shep

shepard alan bartlett, jr.

shepard sam

shepard

shepard-scale

shepard-tone

shepherd moons

shepherd satellite

shepherd satellites

shepherd tree

shepherd trees

shepherd

shepherd-dog

shepherd-dogs

shepherde

shepherded

shepherdes

shepherdess pie

shepherdess

shepherdesses

shepherdia

shepherdias

shepherding

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shepherdism

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shepherdless

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shepherd-moon

shepherd's check

shepherd's club

shepherd's flute

shepherd's knots

shepherd's pouch

shepherd's rod

shepherd's tree

shepherds

shepherdship

shepherd-s-knot

shepherd-s-needle

shepherds-pie

shepherd-s-pie

shepherds-pies

shepherd-s-pies

shepherd-s-pipe

shepherd-s-purse

sheppardia

shepster

shepsters

sheqalim

sheqel

sheqels

sherardise

sherardising

sheraton thomas

sheraton

sherbert

sherberts

sherbet

sherbets

sherbety

sherbrooke

sherd

sherds

shereef

shereefs

sheremetyevo

shergottite

shergottites

sheri

sheriat

sheridan philip henry

sheridan richard brinsley

sheridan

sherif

sheriff clerk

sheriff clerks

sheriff officer

sheriff officers

sheriff

sheriffdom

sheriffdoms

sheriffhood

sheriffs

sheriffship

sherlock

sherlock-holmes

sherlock-holmesish

sherlock-holmesy

sherlockian

sherlockians

sherlockish

sherlocky

sherman act

sherman antitrust act

sherman roger

Sherman statement

Sherman statements

sherman william tecumseh

sherman

shermanesque

shern

sherner

shero

sheroes

sherpa

sherpaed

sherpaing

sherpas

sherpur-district

sherri

sherried

sherries

sherrin

sherrington charles scott

sherris

sherry

sherrylike

sherryvallies

s-hertogenbosch

sherwani

sherwanis

sherwood robert emmet

sherwood

sherwood-forest

sherwoodite

sheryl

she's the cat's mother

shes

she-s

she-s-apples

she-sn-t

she-s-unconscious

shet

shetani

sheth

sheths

she-tiger

shetland wool

shetland

shetlander

shetlandish

shetland-islands

shetland-lace

shetland-ponies

shetland-pony

shetlands

shetland-sheepdog

shets

sheughs

shevardnadze eduard amvrosiyevich

shevat

shevchenko

she-ve

shew stone

shew stones

shew

shewbread

shew-bread

shewed

shewedst

shewer

shewers

shewest

sheweth

shewing

shewn

she-wolf

she-wolves

shews

sheyenne river

shf

shh

shhh

shi

shia

shi-a

shia-crescent

shiah

shiahs

shia-islam

shiaphobia

shias

shi-as

shiatsu

shibah

shiba-inu

shibari

shibasaki

shibboleth

shibboleths

shibeli

shibilant

shibilants

shibkovite

shibori

shicer

shickaree

shickarees

shicker

shickered

shid

shida-kartli

shidduch

shidduchs

shide

shids

shie

shied

shied-away

shied-away-from

shieing

shiel

shield beetles

shield ferns

shield laws

shield portable

shield tablet

shield volcanos

shield wall

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shield

shield-backed bug

shieldbearer

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shield-beetle

shieldbug

shield-bug

shieldbugs

shield-bugs

shielddrake

shielddrakes

shielded cable

shielded foil twisted pair

shielded pair

shielded twisted pair

shielded

shielded-twisted-pairs

shielder

shielders

shield-fern

shielding constant

shielding effect

shielding

shieldings

shield-law

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shieldlike

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shieldmaidens

shieldman

shieldmen

shieldrake

shieldrakes

shields

shieldsman

shieldsmen

shieldtail

shieldtails

shield-toad

shield-volcano

shieldwise

shieling

shielings

shiels

shier

shies

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shies-away-from

shiest

shiesty

shieth

shife

shift dress

shift dresses

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shift one's tides

shift register

shift registers

shift

shifta

shiftable

shift-about

shiftas

shifted

shiftee

shiftees

shifter cart

shifter

shifters

shiftest

shifteth

shiftful

shift-gears

shift-his-tides

shiftily

shiftiness

shiftinesses

shifting cultivation

shifting the burden of proof

shifting use

shifting

shifting-executory-interest

shifting-executory-interests

shiftingly

shiftings

shift-key

shift-keys

shiftless

shiftlessly

shiftlessness

shift-lever

shiftlike

shiftmate

shiftmates

shift-off

shifts

shiftwork

shift-work

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shiftyness

Shiga toxin

shiga

shigaite

shigella

shigellae

shigellas

shigelloides

shigelloses

shigellosis

shigram

shigrams

shihon-bashira

shih-tzu

shii tree

shiism

shi-ism

shi-ist

shiitake

shiitakes

shiite

shi-ite

shiites

shi-ites

shijiazhuang

shijo

shikar

shikara

shikaree

shikarees

shikari

shikaris

shikars

shikasta-nasta-liq

shikhara

shikimate

shikimates

shikimic

shikimic-acid

shikiri

shikiri-sen

shikkaree

shikkarees

shikker

shikkered

shiko

shikoku

shikona

shikra

shikras

shiksa

shiksappeal

shiksas

shikse

shikseh

shiksehs

shikses

shikumen

shild

shildy

shilf

shilfa

shilfas

shilha

shilingi

shill

shillaber

shillabers

shillalagh

shillalaghs

shillalah

shillalahs

shillalies

shillaly

shilled

shillelagh

shillelaghs

shillelah

shillelahs

shillelies

shillely

shillin

shilling mark

shilling marks

shilling signs

shilling

shillings

shilling-shocker

shilling-shockers

shilling-sign

shillong

shills

shilluk

shilly-and-shally

shilly-shallied

shilly-shallies

shilly-shally

shillyshallying

shilly-shallying

shilly-shallyings

shiloh

shilpad

shily

shim

shimabukuro

shimada

shimadas

shimane

shimaore

shimatari

shimatario

shimatarion

shimekomi

shimer

shimerian

shimerians

shimewaza

shimiyana

shimla

shimla-district

shimla-division

shimmed

shimmer stick

shimmer sticks

shimmer

shimmered

shimmereth

shimmeriness

shimmering

shimmeringly

shimmerings

shimmers

shimmery

shimmied

shimmies

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shimmy

shimmying

shimmy-on-down

shimmy-shammy

shimomura, tsutomu

shimon

shimonoseki

Shimose powder

shimpan

shimpan-bucho

shimpan-fukubucho

shims

shimshon

shin

shina

shinai

shinanigan

shinanigans

shinar

shinbone

shinbones

shindesi

shindesi-kensa

shindies

shindig

shindigs

shindle

shindy

shine

shined

shine-dalgarno-sequence

shiner

shiners

shines

shiness

shinest

shineth

shine-through

shine-up

shingle cap

shingle

shingled

shingle-oak

shingle-oaks

shingler

shinglers

shingles

shingling

shinglings

shingly

shinguard

shinguards

shinhopple

shinhopples

shinies

shinigami

shinily

shinin

shininess

shininesses

shining ones

shining

shining-firmoss

shiningly

shiningness

shining-part

shining-parts

shinings

shining-tubeshoulder

shining-tubeshoulders

shinisaurid

shinisaurids

shini-tai

shinjitai

shinju

shink

shinkansen

shinleaf

shinleafs

shinleaves

shinned

shinner

shinners

shinney

shinnied

shinnies

shinning

shinny

shinnying

Shino ware

shinobi

shinobis

shinpad

shin-pad

shinpads

shin-pads

shinplaster

shinplasters

shinrinyoku

shins

shinsplint

shin-splint

shinsplints

shin-splints

shintaido

shinto

shintoism

shintoist

shintoists

shinty

shiny cowbird

shiny cowbirds

shiny

shiokawa, masajuro

ship a sea

ship ahoy

ship biscuits

ship canal

ship canals

ship chandler

ship chandlers

ship fitter

ship in a bottle

ship letter

ship letters

ship moneys

ship monies

ship of the desert

ship of Theseus

ship railway

ship railways

ship

ship-biscuit

shipboard

shipboards

shipborne

shipbound

shipbreach

shipbreaker

shipbreakers

shipbreaking

shipbroker

shipbrokers

shipbroking

shipbuilder

shipbuilders

shipbuilding

ship-building

shipbuildings

ship-buildings

shipfic

shipfitter

shipful

shipfuls

shipfyrd

shiphandler

shiphandlers

shipholder

shipholders

shipkiller

shipkillers

shiplap

shipless

shiplet

shiplets

shipley

shiplike

shipling

shipload

shiploads

shiplord

shiply

Shipman effect

shipman

shipmaster

shipmasters

shipmate

shipmates

shipmen

shipment contract

shipment

shipments

ship-money

ship-of-the-line

ship-of-war

shipot

ship-out

shipowner

shipowners

shipowning

shipp

shippability

shippable

shippage

shippe

shipped

shippen

shippens

shipper

shippers

shipper-weld

shippes

shipping agent

shipping agents

shipping and handling

shipping clerk

shipping companies

shipping forecast

shipping forecasts

shipping master

shipping masters

shipping room

shipping

shipping-company

shipping-container

shipping-containers

shipping-fever

shipping-lane

shipping-lanes

shippings

shippon

shippons

ship-rat

ship-rats

ship-rigged

shiproom

ship's boat

ship's corporal

ship's days

ships' husbands

ships of the desert

ships of war

ships out

ship's papers

ships

ship-s-bells

ship-s-biscuit

ship-s-company

ship-s-cousin

shipsful

shipshape

shipshape-and-bristol-fashion

ship-s-husband

shipside

ships-in-the-night

ships-of-the-line

ships-passing-in-the-night

ships-that-passed-in-the-night

ships-that-pass-in-the-night

ship-to-air

ship-to-ground

ship-to-ship

ship-war

shipward

shipwards

ship-wars

shipway

shipwide

shipworker

shipworm

shipworms

shipwreck

shipwrecked

shipwreckee

shipwreckees

shipwrecker

shipwreckers

shipwrecking

shipwrecks

shipwrecky

shipwright

shipwrights

shipyard

shipyards

shiquolts

shiralee

shiralees

shiranui-gata

shiraz

shirburnian

shirburnians

shire town

shire towns

shire

shire-horse

shire-horses

shirer william lawrence

shires

shirgah

shirk

shirked

shirker

shirkers

shirkest

shirketh

shirking

shirkings

shirks

shirky

shirl

Shirland and Higham

shirley poppy

shirley

shirley-sauce

shirley-temple

shirls

shirokshinite

shirozulite

shirr

shirred

shirring string

shirring strings

shirring

shirrings

shirrs

shirshak

shirt lifters

shirt

shirtdress

shirtdresses

shirted

shirtfront

shirtfronts

shirting

shirtings

shirtjacket

shirtless

shirtlessness

shirt-lifter

shirtlike

shirtmaker

shirtmakers

shirtmaking

shirts

shirts-and-skins

shirtsleeve

shirt-sleeve

shirtsleeves

shirt-sleeves

shirttail

shirttails

shirtwaist

shirt-waist

shirtwaist-blouse

shirtwaisted

shirtwaister

shirtwaisters

shirtwaists

shirt-waists

shirtwise

shirty

shish

shisha

shishamo

shishas

shishkabob

shishkabobs

shish-kebab

shish-kebabs

shish-kebob

shisho

shish-taouk

shisos

shist

shistose

shists

shit a brick

shit all

shit ass

shit asses

shit bag

shit bags

shit beetle

shit beetles

shit bird

shit birds

shit bowl

shit bowls

shit canned

shit canning

shit cans

shit distributor

shit distributors

shit disturber

shit disturbers

shit eye

shit faced

shit factories

shit factory

shit fire and save matches

shit fire

shit fits

shit for brains

shit happens

shit heel

shit heels

shit hot

shit house

shit houses

shit in someone's Cheerios

shit just got real

shit list

shit lists

shit off

shit on a shingle

shit on

shit one's pants

shit oneself

shit or get off the can

shit or get off the pot

shit out of luck

shit out

shit packer

shit packers

shit sandwich

shit sandwiches

shit show

shit shows

shit soup

shit stain

shit stains

shit sticks

shit stirrer

shit stirrers

shit talk

shit talking

shit test

shit tests

shit the bed

shit ticket

shit tickets

shit ton

shit tons

shit up

shit yeah

shit

shit-can

shite

shit-eating grin

shit-eating smile

shitfaced

shit-fi

shitfit

shit-fit

shithead

shithouse

shitkicker

shitless

shitlist

shitload

shits a brick

shits on

shits the bed

shittah

shitted a brick

shitted on

shittim (wood)

shittimwood

shitting a brick

shitting match

shitting on

shitting the bed

shitty stick

shitty

shiur

shiurim

shiv

shiva

shivah

shiv-ah

shivaism

shivaist

shivaists

shivaree

shivas

shive

shiver

shivered

shiveriness

shivering owl

shivering owls

shivering

shiveringly

shiverings

shiver-me-timbers

shiver-my-timbers

shivers

shivery

shives

shivite

shivites

shiviti

shivs

shivved

shivving

shiz

shizer

shiznit

shizuoka

shizz

shizzle

shj

shkalik

shkaliks

shkatulkalite

shkotzim

shl transform

shlaer-mellor

shlemiel

shlemiels

shlenter

shlep

shleps

shlock

shlockumentaries

shlockumentary

shlocky

shloime

shloka

shlokas

shlomo

shlong

shlongs

shlub

shlubby

shlubs

shlump

shmaltz

shmatte

shmattes

shmear

shmears

shmexy

shmoe

shmoes

shmoke

shmoo plot

shmoo

shmoos

shmooze

shmoozed

shmoozes

shmoozing

shmork

shmuck

shmucks

shmup

shmups

shmutz

shmutzy

shn

shneid

shneur zalman

shngeite

shnook

shnor

shnorr

shnorring

sho

shoad

shoaded

shoading

shoads

shoah

shoahs

shoal

shoaled

shoaliness

shoaling

shoaling-wave

shoaling-waves

shoals

shoaly

shoar

shoarma

shoarmas

shoars

shoat

shoats

shochet

shochetim

shochets

shochu

shock and awe

shock collar

shock collars

shock diamonds

shock mounts

shock paddle

shock paddles

shock probation

shock radio

shock rating

shock stall

shock stalled

shock stalling

shock stalls

shock to the system

shock worker

shock workers

shock

shockability

shockable

shock-absorber

shock-absorbers

shock-diamond

shockdog

shockdogs

shocked and awed

shocked quartz

shocked site

shocked

shocker

shockers

shockest

shocketh

shockfront

shockfronts

shock-horror

shocking and aweing

shocking and awing

shocking

shockingly

shockingness

shocking-pink

shock-jock

shock-jocks

shockley william bradford

shockley

Shockley-Queisser limit

shocklike

shockmachine

shock-mount

shockproof

shockproofed

shockproofing

shockproofs

shock-rock

shocks and awes

shocks

shock-site

shock-sites

shockt

shock-therapies

shock-therapy

shock-troop

shock-troops

shockumentaries

shockumentary

shockvertising

shockwave player

shockwave

shock-wave

shockwaves

shock-waves

shod

shodan

shodden

shoddies

shoddily

shoddiness

shoddinesses

shoddy fever

shoddy

shoddyism

shoddyisms

shode

shoded

shoder

shoders

shodes

shoding

shoe block

shoe blocks

shoe boil

shoe bolt

shoe bolts

shoe bombers

shoe boxes

shoe brush

shoe brushes

shoe hammer

shoe hammers

shoe leathers

shoe size

shoe sizes

shoe store

shoe stores

shoe trees

shoe up

shoe verb

shoe verbs

shoe

shoebag

shoebags

shoebeam

shoe-beam

shoebeams

shoe-beams

shoebill

shoebills

shoeblack

shoeblacks

shoebomber

shoe-bomber

shoebombers

shoebox

shoe-box

shoeboxes

shoeboxlike

shoecare

shoed

shoefiti

shoegaze

shoegazed

shoegazer

shoegazers

shoegazes

shoegazey

shoegazing

shoegear

shoehorn

shoehorned

shoehorning

shoehorns

shoeicide-bomber

shoeicide-bombers

shoe-in

shoeing

shoeing-horn

shoeings

shoe-insert

shoe-inserts

shoelace

shoelaces

shoelace-tie

shoelace-ties

shoelacing

shoe-leather

shoeless

shoelessly

shoelessness

shoe-lift

shoelifts

shoe-lifts

shoelike

shoemaker william lee

shoemaker, stick to your last

shoemaker

shoemaker's end

shoemakers' ends

shoemaker's ends

shoemakers

shoemaking

shoepac

shoepack

shoepacks

shoepacs

shoepeg

shoepeg-corn

shoepegs

shoe-polish

shoe-polishes

shoeprint

shoeprints

shoer

shoers

shoes

shoeshine

shoeshine-boy

shoeshine-boys

shoeshine-girl

shoeshine-girls

shoeshiner

shoeshiners

shoeshines

shoeshop

shoe-shop

shoeshops

shoe-shops

shoesmith

shoesmiths

shoestring potatoes

shoestring

shoestring-catch

shoestring-catches

shoestrings

shoestring-tackle

shoeth

shoetop

shoetops

shoe-tossing

shoetree

shoe-tree

shoetrees

shoewear

shoe-wedge

shoe-wedges

shofar

shofars

shofroth

shog

shoggle

shoggled

shoggles

shoggling

shoggoth

shoggoths

shoghi

shogi

shogun bond

shogun

shogunal

shogunate

shogunates

shoguns

shoji

shojis

shojo

shojos

shokkiri

shola

sholapur

sholas

sholde

s-holder

shole

sholes

sholokhov

sholom

sholtie

shome-mishtake-shurely

shona

shone

shoneen

shoneens

shonen

shongololo

shongololos

shonkily

shonkiness

shonky

sho-nuff

shoo off

shoo

shoobie

shoobies

shood

shooed

shooflies

shoofly

shoofly-pie

shoo-fly-pie

shoofti

shoogle

shoogled

shoogles

shoogling

shoogly

shoo-in

shooing

shoo-ins

shook hands

shook it

shook off

shook one's ass

shook

shooke

shooked

shooking

shook-one-s-head

shook-out

shooks

shook-up

shool

shoon

shoop

shoops

shoos

shoot a bird

shoot down

shoot from the lip

shoot one in the sink

shoot one's cuffs

shoot up

shoot wrestling

shoot

shootable

shootaround

shootarounds

shoot-blanks

shootdown

shootdowns

shooted

shoot-em-up

shoot-em-ups

shooter shirt

shooter shirts

shooter

shooters

shootest

shooteth

shoot-first-and-ask-questions-later

shoot-for-the-stars

shoot-from-the-hip

shoothouse

shoothouses

shootie

shootin

shooting box

shooting boxes

shooting brake

shooting brakes

shooting down

shooting irons

shooting match

shooting off

shooting one's cuffs

shooting out

shooting party

shooting script

shooting seat

shooting suit

shooting suits

shooting the breeze

shooting the messenger

shooting the moon

shooting up

shooting

shooting-circle

shooting-circles

shooting-galleries

shooting-gallery

shooting-glasses

shooting-guard

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shooting-iron

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Taguchi methods

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tahitian-chestnut

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taitung

taiwan weighted index

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Takagi curve

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takanelite

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takasaki

takayasu arteritis

takayasu-s-arteritis

takbir

takbirs

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take a flutter

take a flying leap

take a horn

take a listen

take a long walk off a short pier

take a nap

take a page out of someone's book

take a page out of someone's playbook

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take it on the arches

take it on the lam

take it out in

take it out of

take it to the next level

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take it

take long

take L's

take occasion

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take on water

take on

take one up

take one's bat and ball and go home

take one's business elsewhere

take one's custom elsewhere

take one's ease

take one's football and go home

take one's half out of the middle

take one's hook

take one's kit off

take one's life

take one's medicine

take one's own hide to market

take one's seat

take one's sweet time

take or pays

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take out

take over

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take personally

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take pleasure

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take seriously

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take signs

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take someone at their word

take someone to the grave

take someone up short

take someone's name in vain

take someone's part

take someone's word for it

take something lying down

take ten

take the back track

take the ball and run with it

take the bitter with the sweet

take the bread out of someone's mouth

take the cash and let the credit go

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take the Chiltern Hundreds

take the easy way out

take the flak

take the front seat

take the gilt off the gingerbread

take the helm

take the initiative

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take the long view

take the red eye

take the rough with the smooth

take the shilling

take the shine out of

take the studs

take the sun

take the time

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take the weight off one's feet

take the weight off

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take the wrong way

take time by the forelock

take to court

take to one's bosom

take to something like a duck to water

take to the bank

take to the heather

take to the road

take to the skies

take to the sky

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take too far

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take up for

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take up the mantle

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take upon oneself

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take-a-bite

takeable

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take-a-crap

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take-a-flyer

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take-a-gander

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take-aim

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take-a-knife-to-a-gunfight

take-a-leaf-out-of-someone-s-book

take-a-leak

take-a-licking

take-a-licking-and-keep-on-ticking

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take-a-load-off

take-a-long-walk-on-a-short-pier

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take-a-picture

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take-a-risk

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take-a-turn-for-the-worse

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take-away-from

takeaways

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take-a-wicket

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takedaite

take-delight-in

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take-down

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take-exception-to

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take-it-out-on

take-it-outside

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take-leave-of-one-s-senses

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taken a picture

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takeout-doubles

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takeover-bids

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take-part-with

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take-responsibility

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takes the initiative

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takes the liberty

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takes the time

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take-some-air

take-somebody-s-word-for-it

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take-steps

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take-that

take-thatter

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take-the-browns-to-the-super-bowl

take-the-bull-by-the-horns

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take-the-count

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take-the-floor

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take-the-heat

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take-the-meaning

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take-the-mick

take-the-mickey

take-the-offensive

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take-the-piss

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take-the-plunge

take-the-point

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take-the-reins

take-the-salute

take-the-shadow-for-the-substance

take-the-stand

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take-the-wind-out-of-someone-s-sails

take-things-as-they-come

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take-to-pieces

take-to-task

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takeuchiite

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takeup

take-up-a-collection

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take-ups

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take-wing

take-your-point

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takfiri

takfiring

takfiris

takfirism

takfirist

taki

takin

taking a bath

taking a dive

taking a flutter

taking a joke

taking a leaf out of someone's book

taking a page out of someone's book

taking a page out of someone's playbook

taking a pew

taking a picture

taking a seat

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taking aloft

taking away from

taking care of

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taking down

taking flight

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taking in

taking into account

taking into consideration

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taking it to the next level

taking it upon oneself

taking liberties

taking no prisoners

taking notes

taking offense

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taking one's medicine

taking one's own life

taking one's seat

taking out an onion

taking over

taking part

taking shape

taking sides

taking someone to the grave

taking the count

taking the edge off

taking the fifth

taking the gilt off the gingerbread

taking the initiative

taking the l

taking the liberty

taking the mick

taking the plunge

taking the studs

taking the time

taking the wrong turn at Albuquerque

taking to the streets

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taking up the mantle

taking up the slack

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taking-a-break

taking-action

taking-a-flyer

taking-a-hike

taking-a-hint

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taking-back

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taking-command

taking-control

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taking-hold

taking-it-up-the-ass

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takingness

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taking-on

taking-out

taking-out-the-trash

taking-place

taking-point

taking-root

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taking-stock

taking-the-cake

taking-the-meaning

taking-the-mickey

taking-the-piss

taking-the-point

taking-time

taking-turns

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takir

takirs

takkie

takkies

taklamakan

taklu

takotsubo-cardiomyopathy

takovite

takoyaki

Takri numeral

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takt time

takt times

taku

takuu

takydromus

takyr

takyrs

tal

tala

talabostat

Talairach coordinate

Talairach space

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talampanel

talampicillin

talapoin

talapoins

talaporfin

talaq

talaqs

talar

talaria

talaric-acid

talarozole

talastine

talavera

talbot william henry fox

talbot

talbotype

talbotypes

talbotypist

talbotypists

talbutal

talc

talca

talcahuano

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talcing

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talcosis

talcous

talcs

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talcumed

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talcum-powder

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talcy

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talebear

talebearer

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talegalla-cuvieri

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talegalla-jobiensis

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taleggios

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taleteller

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taliabu

taliacotian

taliation

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taliban

talibanesque

talibanisation

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talibanization

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taligent

taliglucerase-alfa

taligrade

talinolol

talinum

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talion

talipariti

talipariti-tiliaceum

taliped

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talipot

talipot-palm

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talipots

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talismanic

talismanical

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talismen

talis-qualis

talitha

talitrid

talitrids

talizumab

talk a good game

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talk back

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talk big

talk boxes

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talk into

talk is cheap

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talk jockey

talk jockeys

talk jocks

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talk out of one's ass

talk out of one's ear

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talk over

talk path

talk shit, get hit

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talk shops

talk shows

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talk the hind leg off a donkey

talk the hind legs off a donkey

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talk through one's nose

talk through

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talkaholics

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talk-aloud-protocol

talk-aloud-protocols

talk-a-mile-a-minute

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talke

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talked-over-someone-s-head

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talker

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talketh

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talkies

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talk-in-circles

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talk-like-an-apothecary

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talk-of-the-town

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talk-out

talk-out-of-school

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talk-out-one-s-ass

talk-over-someone-s-head

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talk-show

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talk-softly-and-carry-a-big-stick

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talk-someone-under-the-table

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talk-to-the-hand

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talky

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talladega

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tallahassee

tallahatchie river

tallapoosa river

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tallboys

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tall-drink-of-water

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talleros

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talleyrand

talleyrandian

talleyrand-perigord charles maurice de

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tallier

talliers

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tallimustine

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tallinn

tallinner

tallinners

tall-in-the-saddle

tallis thomas

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tallit

tallith

talliths

tallit-katan

tallitot

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tall-men

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tallophytes

tall-order

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tallots

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tallowed

tallower

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tallows

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tall-pocosins

tall-poppies

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tall-white

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tallyhoed

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talmas

talmessite

talmi gold

talmouse

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talmudic

talmudical

talmudist

talmudistic

talmudists

talmuds

talnakhite

talniflumate

talocalcaneal

talocalcaneonavicular

talocrural

talon

talonas

taloned

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talonids

talonless

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talookdar

talookdars

talooks

talopeptin

talopram

talopyranose

talopyranoses

talos

talose

talossa

talossan

talossans

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talpidae

talpids

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talsupram

taltirelin

taltobulin

taltrimide

taluk

talukdar

talukdars

taluks

talular

taluq

taluqdar

taluqdars

taluqs

talus

taluses

talwar

talwars

talweg

talwege

talwegs

talwin

talyrond

talysh

talyshs

tam

tama

tamability

tamable

tamableness

tamada

tamadas

tamagotchi

tamahaq

tamaite

tamajaq

tamal

tamale pie

tamale pies

tamale

tamalera

tamales

tamalpais mount

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tamanduas

tamanduate

tamanoir

tamanoirs

tamanu

tamanus

tamar

tamara

tamarack

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tamarao

tamaraos

tamarau

tamaraus

tamaraw

tamaraws

tamari

tamaric

tamari-lattice

tamari-lattices

tamarillo

tamarillos

tamarin

tamarind

tamarindade

tamarinds

tamarindus

tamarins

tamarisk

tamarisks

tamarix

tamarugite

tamas

tamasha

tamasheq

tamasic

tamaulipas

tamavidin

tamayo rufino

tamayo

tamazight

tambac

tambala

tambalas

tamblin

tambling

tamblyn

tambocor

tambon

tambookie

tambookieland

tambookies

tambora

tamborine

tambou

tambouki-grass

tambour lace

tambour

tamboura

tambourin

tambourine dove

tambourine

tambourinelike

tambourines

tambourinist

tambourinists

tambours

tambov

tambura

tamburas

tamburin

tamburins

tamburitza

tame

tameable

tameableness

tamed

tameless

tamelessness

tamely

tameness

tamenesses

tamer

tamera

tameridone

tamerlane

tamers

tames

tameside

tametraline

tamias

tamibarotene

tamien

tamiflu

tamil

tamilian

tamilians

tamil-nadu

tamils

tamil-tiger

tamil-tigers

taming

taminies

tamino

taminy

tamiops

tamiops-mcclellandii

tamis

tamitinol

tamkin

tamkins

tamlin

tamlyn

tamm

tammany

tammar

tammars

tammie

tammies

tammuz

tammy

tamolarizine

tam-o-shanter

tam-o-shanters

tamoxifen

tamp down

tamp

tampa

tampa-bay

tampala

tampan

tamped down

tamped

tampeon

tampeons

tamper

tampere

tampered

tamperer

tamperers

tamperest

tampereth

tampering

tamperings

tamperproof

tampers

tampico

tampico-fiber

tampico-fibers

tampicolic-acid

tamping down

tamping machine

tamping

tamping-iron

tampings

tampion

tampions

tamplin

tampoe

tampoes

tampon

tamponade

tamponades

tamponed

tamponing

tampons

tampoon

tampoons

tampramine

tamps down

tamps

tamra

tams

tamsin

tamsulosin

tam-tam

tam-tams

ta-muchly

tamul

tamuls

tamyen

tan balls

tan bed

tan beds

tan liquor

tan ride

tan rides

tan

tana lake

tana river

tana

tanacetum

tanacetum-parthenium

tanach

Tanada effect

tanager

tanagers

tanagra

tanagrine

tanagroid

tanaina

tanainas

tanais

tanalize

tanalized

tanalizing

tanana river

tanana

tananarive

tanaostigmatid

tanaostigmatids

tanapox

tanaproget

tanarupi

tanbark

tanbarks

tanbur

tanburs

tancoite

tancred

tanda

tandamine

tandas

tandem bicycle

tandem bicycles

tandem bypass

tandem gaits

tandem office

tandem processors

tandem repeat

tandem repeats

tandem switch

tandem trailer

tandem/toll office

tandem/toll switch

tandem

tandem-engine

tandem-engines

tandem-gait

tandemly

tandems

tandemwise

t-and-o-map

tandoor

tandoori

tandoors

tandospirone

tanduay

tandy

tanespimycin

taney roger brooke

taney

taneyamalite

tanezumab

tang bao

tang baos

tang

tangail-district

tangalung

tanganyika lake

tanganyika

tanganyikan

tanganyikans

tangara

tangasaurid

tangasaurids

tang-dynasty

tange kenzo

tanged

tangeite

tangeites

tangelo

tangelos

tangence

tangences

tangencies

tangency

tangent bundle

tangent bundles

tangent line

tangent planes

tangent space

tangent spaces

tangent

tangental

tangential velocities

tangential velocity

tangential

tangentiality

tangentially

tangent-plane

tangents

tangerang

tangeraxanthin

tangerine

tangerines

tangeritin

tangfish

tanghin

tangibility

tangible asset

tangible property

tangible

tangible-assets

tangibleness

tangibles

tangibly

tangientially

tangier

tangiers

tangihanga

tangihangas

tangily

tanginess

tanging

tangle

tangled

tangledly

tangledness

tangled-nest-spider

tangled-nest-spiders

tanglefoot

tangleproof

tangler

tanglers

tangles

tanglesome

tangling

tanglingly

tanglings

tanglish

tangly

tango 2000

tango

tangoed

tangoes

tangoing

tangolike

tangoreceptor

tangos

tangram

tangrams

tangs

tangshan

tangun

tanguns

tangut

tangutologist

tangutologists

tangutology

tanguturi

tanguy yves

tanguy

tangy

tangyuan

tanh

tanha

tania

tânia

tanier

tanimbars

taniplon

tanis

tanist

tanistry

tanists

tanite

tanitic

taniwha

tanj

tank car

tank controls

tank farm

tank farming

tank farms

tank iron

tank loaves

tank locomotive

tank locomotives

tank parks

tank sinker

tank sinkers

tank slappers

tank stand

tank stands

tank suit

tank suits

tank towns

tank trailer

tank truck

tank trucks

tank up

tank ventilator

tank ventilators

tank ventillator

tank

tanka

tankage

tankages

tankan

tankard

tankards

tankas

tankbuster

tankbusters

tank-cars

tank-destroyer

tank-destroyers

tankdrome

tankdromes

tanked up

tanked

tank-engine

tank-engines

tanker truck

tanker

tanker-aircraft

tanker-boot

tanker-boots

tankers

tankette

tankettes

tankful

tankfuls

tankia

tankie

tanking up

tanking

tankini

tankinis

tankless

tanklike

tankling

tanklings

tank-loaf

tankmate

tankmates

tankodrome

tankodromes

tank-park

tanks up

tanks

tanksful

tank-slapper

tanktop

tank-top

tanktops

tank-tops

tank-town

tank-trap

tank-traps

tankwagon

tank-wagon

tankwagons

tank-wagons

tanky

tankyrase

tankyrases

tan-line

tan-lines

tanling

tanlings

tann

tannable

tannage

tannages

tannal

tannase

tannate

tanned

tanner henry ossawa

Tanner scale

Tanner stage

tanner

tanneri

tanneries

tanners

tannery

tannese

tannhauser

tannia

tannic acids

tannic

tannic-acid

tannicities

tannicity

tannie

tannier

tannies

tanniferous

tannigen

tannin

tanning butter

tanning

tanning-bed

tanning-beds

tannings

tanniniferous

tannins

tannish

tannosal

tannoy

tannoys

tano

tanoak

tanoaks

tanoan

tanooki

tanookis

tanorexia

tanos

tanrec

tanrecs

tanru

tans

tan-shen

tanshinone

tansies

tan-someone-s-hide

tanstaafl

tansu

tansus

tansy

tant pis

tanta

tantalate

tantalates

tantalcarbide

tantalian

tantalic

tantalic-acid

tantaliferous

tantalise

tantalised

tantalises

tantalising

tantalisingly

tantalism

tantalisms

tantalite

tantalites

tantalization

tantalizations

tantalize

tantalized

tantalizer

tantalizers

tantalizes

tantalizing

tantalizingly

tantalous

tantalum capacitor

tantalum

Tantalus cup

Tantalus cups

tantalus

tantaluses

tantamount

tantamounted

tantamounting

tantamounts

tantara

tantaras

tante

tantilizing

tantite

tantivies

tantivy

tant-mieux

tanto

tanto-knife

tantony pigs

tantony-pig

tantos

tantra

tantras

tantric

tantrically

tantric-sex

tantrum

tantrums

tan-tung

tanuki

tanukis

tanween

tanweens

tanwin

tanwins

tanya

tanyard

tanyards

tanycyte

tanycytes

tanyderid

tanyderids

tanygnathus

tanygnathus-gramineus

tanygnathus-lucionensis

tanygnathus-megalorynchos

tanygnathus-sumatranus

tanypezid

tanypezids

tanysiptera

tanz

Tanzalin method

tanzania

tanzanian

tanzanians

tanzanite

tanzanites

tanzawaic acid

tanztheater

tao tai

tao tais

tao

taoiseach

taoism

taoisms

taoist

taoists

taonianone

taoniscus

taoniscus-nanus

taormina

taos

tao-te-ching

taotie

taoties

taoyuan

tap and gos

tap bolt

tap bolts

tap cinder

tap dancers

tap drills

tap house

tap ins

tap pants

tap tap

tap the admiral

tap

tapa

tapajós

tap-and-go

Tapanuli orangutan

tapas

tapaslike

tapayaxin

tapayaxins

tapazole

tap-dance

tap-dancer

tap-dances

tapdancing

tap-drill

tape automated bonding

tape automation

tape backup

tape ball

tape balls

tape cartridge

tape cassette

tape decks

tape drive

tape dump

tape echo

tape echoes

tape grass

tape head

tape libraries

tape library

tape loop

tape machine

tape machines

tape mark

tape measures

tape out

tape recording

tape recordings

tape transport

tape tree

tape

taped out

taped

tapedeck

tape-deck

tape-delay

tape-delays

tape-drives

tapehanek

tapei

tapejarid

tapejarids

tapeless camcorder

tapeless storage

tapeless

tapeless-workflow

tapelike

tapeline

tapelines

tape-measure

tapenade

tapenades

tapentadol

tape-off

tape-player

tape-players

taper pins

taper

tapera

tapera-naevia

taper-candle

taper-candles

tape-record

tape-recorded

tape-recorder

tape-recorders

tapered

taperer

taperers

tapering

taperingly

taperings

taperlike

taperness

taper-off

taper-pin

tapers

taperwise

tapes

tape-safe

tape-safes

tapescript

tapescripts

tapespondent

tapespondents

tapesponding

tapestried

tapestries

tapestry beetle

tapestry beetles

tapestry

tapestrying

tapestrylike

tapet

tapetail

tapetails

tapeta-lucida

tapeti

tapetum

tapetum-lucidum

tape-up

tapeworm

tape-worm

tapeworms

tapezine

tapezines

taphephobia

taphonomic

taphonomical

taphonomy

taphophile

taphophiles

taphophilia

taphophobia

taphouse

taphouses

taphrolesbia

taphrospilus

taphthartharath

tapi

tap-in

tapinage

taping

tapings

tapinocephalid

tapinocephalids

tapinoses

tapinosis

tap-into

tapioca pearls

tapioca starches

tapioca

tapioca-pearl

tapioca-pudding

tapioca-puddings

tapiocas

tapioca-starch

tapir

tapirid

tapirids

tapiroid

tapirs

tapis

tapiser

tapisers

tapises

tapissed

taplash

tapless

taplitumomab

tapoa-tafa

tapotement

tapotements

tap-out

tappable

tappan zee

tapped

tapped-out

tappee

tappees

tapper

tappers

tappest

tappet

tappeth

tappets

tapping

tapping-out

tappings

tapping-up

tappish

tappit-hen

tappit-hens

tappy

taproom

taprooms

taproot

taproots

taprostene

taps aff

taps in

taps

taps-out

tapster

tapsters

tapt

tap-tackle

taptic engine

tapu

tapuiasaurus

tap-up

tapus

tapwater

tap-water

Taq polymerase

taq

taqiyya

taqlid

taqua-nut

taqua-nuts

taqueras

taqueria

taquerias

taquito

taquitos

taqwa

taqwacore

tar babies

tar boils

tar pit

tar pits

tar river

tar spot

tar waters

tar with the same stick

tar

Tara fern

tara gums

tara

ta-ra

taraba

tarabish

taradiddle

tara-gum

tarahumara

tarakihi

tarakihis

tarama

taramasalata

taramasalatas

taramellite

taramite

taramosalata

taran

taranabant

taranakite

tar-and-feather

tarandus

tarans

tarantass

tarantasses

tarantella

tarantellas

tarantian

tarantino

tarantinoesque

tarantinos

tarantism

taranto

tarantula

tarantulae

tarantula-hawk

tarantula-hawks

tarantula-killer

tarantulas

tarantulated

tarapacaite

tarascan

tarascans

tarasco

tarasque

tarasques

taratantara

tarator

tarawa

tarawan

taraxacin

taraxacum

taraxacum-officinale

taraz

tarazepide

tarbabies

tarbaby

tar-baby

tarbagan

tarbagans

tarball

tarballs

tarbell ida minerva

tarbell

tarbes

tar-boil

tarboosh

tarbooshes

tarbosaurini

tarbosaurus

tarbrush

tar-brush

tarbrushes

tar-brushes

tarbuttite

tarceva

tard guard

tard guards

tard

tardation

tardenoisian

tardies

tardigrada

tardigrade

tardigrades

tardigradous

tardily

tardiness

tardinesses

TARDIS blue

tardis

tardises

tardity

tardive

tardive-dyskinesia

tardive-dyskinesias

tardively

tardling

tardlings

tardo

tards

tardy

tardyon

tardyonic

tardyons

tardy-slip

tardy-slips

tare

tared

tareen

tareens

tarenflurbil

tarentine

tarentines

tarentism

tarentula

tarentulas

tarentum

tares

Targa top

targa

targe

targes

target cells

target company

target computer

target corporation

target date

target device

target directory

target disk mode

target disk

target display mode

target domains

target drive

target for tonight

target groups

target heart rate

target language

target letter

target machine

target man

target marketing

target markets

target men

target mode

target rating points

target

targetabilities

targetability

targetable

target-audience

target-audiences

target-cell

target-domain

targeted

targeted-killing

targeted-killings

targeteer

targeteers

targeter

targeters

target-group

targetier

targetiers

targeting

targetings

target-languages

targetless

target-market

target-practice

target-rating-point

targets for tonight

targets

targettable

targetted

target-text

target-texts

targetting

targionia

targioniaceae

targum

targumim

targumist

targumists

targums

tarhana

tarhanas

tarheel

tar-heel

tar-heels

tar-heel-state

tarhonya

taribavirin

tarica

tarictic

tariff barrier

tariff barriers

tariff

tariffed

tariffing

tariffs

tarim basin

tarim

tarin

taring

tarings

tarins

tariq

tariqa

tariqas

tariqat

tariqats

tariquidar

tariric acid

tarka dal

tarka-dahl

tarkanian

tarkenton francis asbury

tarkhan

tarkhans

tarkhun

tarkianite

tarkington (newton) booth

tarkington

tarkingtonian

tarlatan

tarlatans

tarlike

tarltonian

tarmac

tarmacadam

tarmacadamed

tarmacadaming

tarmacadams

tarmacked

tarmacking

tarmacs

tarn

tarnal

tarnation

tarnish

tarnishable

tarnished plant bug

tarnished plant bugs

tarnished

tarnisher

tarnishers

tarnishes

tarnishest

tarnisheth

tarnishing

tarnisht

tarnow

tarns

taro cake

taro cakes

taro

taroc

tarogato

taro-island

tarok

taron

taro-patch fiddle

taros

tarot cards

tarot

tarotist

tarotists

tarots

tarp

tarpan

tarpans

tarpaper

tar-paper

tarpapers

tar-papers

tarpaulin

tarpaulined

tarpauling

tarpaulings

tarpaulins

tarped

tarpeia

tarpeian

tarphonomus

tarphyceratid

tarphyceratids

tarping

tarpit

tarpits

tarpitting

tarpon

tarpons

tarpot

tarpots

tarps

tarpum

tarpums

tarquin

tarquinii

tarrace

tarraces

tarradiddle

tarradiddles

Tarrafal de São Nicolau

tarragon

tarragona

tarragonan

tarragons

tarras

tarre

tarred

tarred-with-the-same-brush

tarriance

tarriances

tarried

tarrier

tarriers

tarries

tarrieth

tarriness

tarring

tarrock

tarrocks

tarry

tarrying

tarrytown

tars

tarsal bones

tarsal gland

tarsal glands

tarsal

tarsal-bone

tarsale

tarsals

tarsand

tar-sand

tarsands

tar-sands

tarse

tarsectomies

tarsectomy

tarsel

tarsels

tarses

tarshish

tarsi

tarsia

tarsias

tarsier

tarsiers

tarsiger

tarsiid

tarsiidae

tarsiids

tarsiiform

tarsiiformes

tarsipedid

tarsipedids

tarsius

tarsius-syrichta

Tarski-Seidenberg theorem

tarso-

tarsocheiloplasty

tarsomere

tarsometatarsal

tarsometatarsi

tarsometatarsus

tarsonemid

tarsonemids

tarsorrhaphies

tarsorrhaphy

tarsotomies

tarsotomy

tarsus

tart burners

tart card

tart cards

tart

tartan taxes

tartan

tartaned

tartaning

tartans

tartan-tax

tartar sauces

tartar steak

tartar

tartarated

tartare

tartarean

tartar-emetic

tartareous

tartare-sauce

tartarian

tartarians

tartaric acids

tartaric

tartaric-acid

tartarine

tartarization

tartarize

tartarized

tartarizes

tartarizing

tartarous

tartars

tartar-sauce

tartarum

tartarus

tartary

tartaryn

tart-burner

tarte au citron

tarted

tarte-flambe

tartessian

tartessians

tarte-tatin

tartily

tartine

tartiness

tarting

tartini

tartinian

tartish

tartlet

tartlets

tartlike

tartly

tartness

tartnesses

tartold

tartralic-acid

tartramate

tartramates

tartramic-acid

tartramide

tartramides

tartrate

tartrated

tartrates

tartrazine

tartrazines

tartrelic-acid

tartro

tartronate

tartronates

tartronic-acid

tartronyl

tartrovinic-acid

tarts

tartu

tartuffe

tartufferies

tartuffery

tartuffes

tartufo

tart-up

tarty

tar-water

tarweed

tarweeds

tarwhine

tar-with-the-same-brush

taryn

tarzan

tarzanesque

tarzans

tas

tasbeha

tasbehas

tase

tased

taseqite

taser

tasered

tasering

tasers

tash

tasha

tashelhit

tashkent

tashkil

tasi

tasian

tasidotin

tasikmalaya

tasimelteon

tasimeter

tasimeters

tasing

tasis

task bar

task management

task manager

task swapping

task switched

task switcher

task switching

task

taskbar

taskbars

taskboard

taskboards

tasked

tasker

taskers

taskforce

task-force

taskforces

task-forces

tasking

tasklist

taskmaster

taskmasters

taskmistress

taskmistresses

tasks

taskwork

taskworks

taslet

taslets

tasman abel janszoon

tasman

tasmania

Tasmanian emu

Tasmanian tigers

tasmanian

tasmanian-blue-gum

tasmanian-blue-gums

tasmanian-devil

tasmanian-devils

tasmanians

tasmanian-tiger

tasmanian-wolf

tasmanian-wolves

tasman-sea

tasonermin

tasosartan

taspoglutide

tasquinimod

tass

tasse

tassel

tasseled

tassell

tasselled

tasselling

tassells

tassels

tasselseed

tasseographer

tasseographers

tasseography

tasseomancy

tasset

tassets

tassie

tassies

tassled

tasso torquato

tasso

tast

tastable

tastant

tastants

taste blood

taste of one's own poison

taste pore

taste pores

taste

tasteable

tastebud

taste-bud

tastebuds

taste-buds

tasted

tasteful

tastefully

tastefulness

tasteless

tastelessly

tastelessness

tastelessnesses

taste-like-chicken

tastemaker

tastemakers

tastemaking

taste-of-one-s-own-medicine

taster

tasters

tastes

tastes-like-chicken

tastest

tasteth

tastevin

tastevins

tastewise

tastic

tastily

tastiness

tasting menus

tasting

tasting-menu

tastings

tasto

tasty cheese

tasty

tasukizori

tasuldine

taswegian

taswegians

tat

ta-ta theory

tata

ta-ta

tatabnya

tata-box

tata-for-now

ta-ta-for-now

ta-tah

tataki

tatakis

tatami

tatamis

tatar strait

tatar

tatarian

tatarians

tatars

tatarskite

tatarstan

tatary

tataupa

tataupas

tataupa-tinamou

tataupa-tinamous

tatch

tatches

tate (john orley) allen

tate nahum

tate

tatee

tategyoji

tater tot

tater

taters

tater-tots

tath

tathed

tathing

taths

tati

tatiana

tatie pot

tatigian

tatisme

tatkal

tatler

tat-major

tatonnement

tatonnements

tatou

tatouay

tatouays

tatouhou

tatp

tatpurua

tatpurusa

tatra mountains

tatra

tats

tatsoi

tatta

tattas

tatted

tatter

tatterdemalion

tatterdemalions

tattered

tatteredly

tatteredness

tattering

tatters

tattersall

tattersalls

tattie

tattie-cake

tatties

tattie-scone

tattily

tatting

tattings

tattle tells

tattle

tattled

tattler

tattlers

tattles

tattletale gray

tattletale

tattletales

tattletaling

tattle-tell

tattling

tattoed

tattoo flash

tattoo

tattooable

tattoo-artist

tattoo-artists

tattooed

tattooee

tattooees

tattooer

tattooers

tattoo-gun

tattoo-guns

tattooing

tattooings

tattooist

tattooists

tattooless

tattoolike

tattoo-machine

tattoo-machines

tattoos

tatts

tattva

tattvas

tatty

tatty-bye

tatty-cake

tatty-cakes

tatty-scone

tatu

ta-tu

tatum arthur

tatum edward lawrie

tatum

tatyanaite

tatzelwurm

tatzelwurms

tau bone

tau bones

tau cross

tau effect

tau effects

tau particle

tau protein

tau proteins

tau staff

tau staffs

tau tangle

tau

Tauberian theorem

taught someone a lesson

taught the controversy

taught

taught-away

taughten

taughtened

taughtening

taughtens

tauhou

tau-lepton

tau-leptons

tau-neutrino

tau-neutrinos

taunt

taunted

taunter

taunters

tauntest

taunteth

taunting

tauntingly

tauntings

taunton

tauntress

tauntresses

taunts

tauonic

tauons

tauopathic

tauopathies

tauopathy

taupe

taupes

tauraco

tauraco-bannermani

tauraco-corythaix

tauraco-erythrolophus

tauraco-fischeri

tauraco-hartlaubi

tauraco-leucolophus

tauraco-leucotis

tauraco-livingstonii

tauraco-macrorhynchus

tauraco-persa

tauraco-porphyreolophus

tauraco-ruspolii

tauraco-schalowi

tauraco-schuettii

tauranin

taura-syndrome

taurate

taurean

taureans

tauri

tauric acid

taurica

tauric-chersonese

tauric-mountains

tauricornous

taurida

tauridor

tauridors

tauriform

taurin

taurine

taurines

tauris

taurochenodeoxycholic acid

taurocholate

taurocholic

taurocholic-acid

taurocolla

tauroctonies

tauroctony

taurodeoxycholic acid

taurodontism

taurodontisms

taurohyodeoxycholic acid

taurokathapsia

taurolidine

tauromachian

tauromachians

tauromachic

tauromachies

tauromachy

tauromorphous

tauromustine

taurophobia

tauroselcholic-acid

tauroursodeoxycholic

tauroursodeoxycholic-acid

taurultam

taurus

tauruses

taurus-mountains

taurylic-acid

taus

tausonite

tau-staves

tausug

taut

tautegorical

tauten

tautened

tautening

tautens

taut-hand

taut-hands

taut-line hitch

tautly

tautness

tauto-

tautochrone

tautochrones

tautochronous

tautog

tautogolabrus-adspersus

tautogram

tautograms

tautogs

tautologia

tautologic

tautological

tautologically

tautologies

tautologist

tautologists

tautologize

tautologized

tautologizes

tautologizing

tautologous

tautology

tautomer

tautomerase

tautomerases

tautomeric

tautomerism

tautomerisms

tautomerization

tautomerizations

tautomerize

tautomerized

tautomerizes

tautomerizing

tautomers

tautomorphemic

tautomorphemically

tautomycin

tautomycins

tautonym

tautonyms

tautonymy

tautophonical

tautophonies

tautophony

tautosyllabic

tautozonal

tav

tavastian

tavastians

tavener john

tavern sandwich

tavern sandwiches

tavern

taverna

tavernas

taverner john

taverner

taverners

tavernesque

taverning

tavernings

tavernkeeper

tavernkeepers

tavernkeeping

tavernman

tavernmen

taverns

tavla

tavlas

tavorite

tavros

tavs

tavy

taw

tawaf

tawafs

tawara

tawdrily

tawdriness

tawdrinesses

tawdry

tawdry-lace

tawdry-laces

tawe

tawed

tawer

tawers

tawery

tawhid

tawing

tawk

tawked

tawking

tawks

tawn

tawney

tawniness

tawny pipit

tawny pipits

tawny

tawny-breasted-tinamou

tawny-breasted-tinamous

tawny-owl

tawny-owls

tawpi

tawpie

tawpies

taws

tawse

tawses

tawyer

tax abatement

tax anticipation note

tax assessments

tax audit

tax auditor

tax auditors

tax authorities

tax avoidance

tax base

tax benefit doctrine

tax bites

tax breaks

tax cart

tax carts

tax clinics

tax court, united states

tax court

tax credit

tax cut

tax cuts

tax declaration

tax deductible

tax deduction

tax deferral

tax deferred

tax disc

tax discs

tax dodgers

tax duplicate

tax evaders

tax evasion

tax exempt

tax exile

tax exiles

tax farming

tax haven

tax law

tax liability

tax lien

tax man

tax men

tax point

tax points

tax rate

tax rates

tax reductions

tax refund

tax relief

tax resistance

tax return

tax returns

tax revenues

tax schedules

tax shelter

tax shields

tax shift

tax shifts

tax stamps

tax swap

tax swaps

tax title

tax values

tax year

tax years

tax

taxa

taxability

taxable estate

taxable gift

taxable income

taxable incomes

taxable money market government fund

taxable money market non-government fund

taxable

taxableness

taxables

taxably

tax-accounting

taxaceous

taxane

taxanes

taxaspidean

tax-assessment

taxation

taxations

taxative

tax-authority

tax-avoision

taxbite

tax-bite

tax-bracket

tax-brackets

tax-break

tax-clinic

taxco

tax-collector

tax-collectors

tax-dodger

taxed

taxee

taxees

taxel

taxels

taxeme

tax-equivalent yield

taxer

taxers

taxes

taxest

taxeth

tax-evader

tax-exempt security

tax-free

taxgatherer

taxgatherers

taxgathering

tax-havens

taxi distance

taxi distances

taxi fare

taxi fares

taxi squad

taxi squads

taxi uncle

taxi uncles

taxi yellows

taxi

taxiarch

taxiarchs

taxibus

taxicab number

taxicab numbers

taxicab

taxicab-distance

taxicab-distances

taxicab-geometry

taxicabs

taxi-dancer

taxi-dancers

taxidermal

taxidermic

taxidermical

taxidermically

taxidermied

taxidermies

taxidermist

taxidermists

taxidermize

taxidermized

taxidermizing

taxidermy

taxidiinae

taxi-driver

taxi-drivers

taxied

taxies

taxifare

taxifares

taxifolin

taxifolins

taxiing

taxilejeunea

taxilike

taximan

taximen

taximeter

taximeters

tax-incentive

tax-incentives

taxine

taxines

taxing master

taxing masters

taxing

taxingly

taxings

taxi-pole

taxi-poles

taxi-rank

taxi-ranks

taxis

taxi-stand

taxi-stands

taxiway

taxiways

taxi-yellow

taxless

taxlike

tax-loss carryforward

tax-lot

tax-lots

taxman

taxmen

taxo-

taxobox

taxoboxes

taxodiacean

taxodiaceous

taxodione

taxodium

taxodiums

taxodone

tax-office

tax-offices

taxogram

taxograms

taxoid

taxoids

taxol

taxological

taxology

taxols

taxon

taxonomic systems

taxonomic

taxonomical

taxonomically

taxonomic-inflation

taxonomics

taxonomic-system

taxonomies

taxonomise

taxonomist

taxonomists

taxonomize

taxonomized

taxonomizer

taxonomizers

taxonomizes

taxonomizing

taxonomy

taxons

taxor

taxors

taxotere

taxpaid

taxpayer

taxpayers

taxpaying

tax-preference items

tax-protester

tax-protesters

tax-reduction

tax-resister

tax-resisters

tax-revenue

tax-sheltered

tax-shelters

tax-shield

tax-stamp

taxus

tax-value

taxwise

taxwoman

taxwomen

-taxy

taxying

tay

tayassu

tayassuid

tayassuidae

tayassuids

tayassu-tajacu

tayberries

tayberry

taygeta

tayk

tayla

taylor cecil percival

taylor charles mcarthur ghankay

taylor edward

taylor elizabeth rosemond

taylor frederick winslow

Taylor ham

taylor paul

Taylor polynomial

taylor rule

taylor zachary

taylor, frederick w.

taylor

taylori

taylorian

taylorism

Taylor's polynomial

Taylor's series

taylor-series

Taylor-White process

taymyr peninsula

taymyr

tayra

tayras

tay-sachs disease

tayside

tayto

taytos

tazanolast

tazarotene

tazasubrate

taze

tazel

tazels

tazheranite

tazi

tazia

tazias

taziprinone

tazobactam

tazofelone

tazolol

tazomeline

tazza

tazzas

tazze

tb

tba

t-ball

t-balls

t-bar

t-barb

t-barbs

t-bars

tbc

tbd

tbe

tbf

tbg

tbgp

tbh

tbhq

tbi

tbilisi

t-bill

t-bills

tbingen

tbit

tbits/sec

tbl

tbls

tbm

t-bone

t-boned

t-bones

t-bone-steak

t-bone-steaks

t-boning

tbps

tbq

tbs

tbsa

tbsp

tbsps

tbt

tbyte

t-byte

tbytes/sec

tbytes

tc

TCA cycle

tca

tcal

t-cal

tcam

tcap

t-carrier

tcas

tcb

tccb

tcd

tcdd

tce

t-cell

t-cells

tcf

tcfg

tcg

tch

tchagra

tchah

tchaikovski

tchaikovskian

tchaikovskians

tchaikovsky peter ilich

tchaikovsky

tchaikowski

tchaikowsky

tchambuli

tchekov

tchervonets

tchervontsy

tchetverik

tchetveriks

tchetvert

tchetverts

tchick

tchicked

tchicking

tchicks

tchotchke

tchotchkes

tchoukball

tchungkee

tci

tcip

tck

tcks

tcl/tk

tcl

tcm

tco

tcoil

t-coil

t-conorm

tcp abc's

tcp handshake

tcp hole punching

tcp port

tcp protocol

tcp rate shaping

tcp sequence number prediction

tcp splicing

tcp wrappers

tcp/ip abc's

tcp/ip filter

tcp/ip filtering

tcp/ip handshake

tcp/ip network

tcp/ip offload engine

tcp/ip or transmission control protocol/internet protocol

tcp/ip port number

tcp/ip port

tcp/ip printer

tcp/ip protocol suite

tcp/ip protocol

tcp/ip socket

tcp/ip stack

tcp/ip

tcp

tcpa

tc-pam

tcpip abc's

tcpip filter

tcpip port

tcpip

tcp-segmentation-offload

tcr

t-crosser

tcrs

tcs

TC-SAW

tcsec

tcu

tcxo

td

tda

t-day

tdc

tdd/tty

tdd

tddra

tde

tdea

tdes

tdi

tdic

tdious

tdium

td-lte

tdm environment

tdm mux or tdm mux

tdm network

tdm switch

tdm

tdma

t-dmb

tdmge

tdms

tdm-to-packet conversion

tdp

tdr

tdrs

tdrss

tds

td-scdma

tdy

te kanawa kiri

te reo

te

te1

te2

tea and toast syndrome

tea ball

tea biscuit

tea board

tea boards

tea bowl

tea bowls

tea breads

tea break

tea breaks

tea candle

tea candles

tea card

tea cards

tea chest bass

tea chest basses

tea chest bassist

tea chest bassists

tea chests

tea clam

tea clams

tea cloths

tea cups

tea eggs

tea fight

tea fights

tea garden

tea gardens

tea gown

tea gowns

tea jennies

tea kettles

tea kitchen

tea kitchens

tea ladies

tea lady

tea lead

tea oil camellia

tea oil camellias

tea oil plant

tea oil plants

tea oils

tea pads

tea rose

tea sandwich

tea sandwiches

tea stick

tea sticks

tea trees

tea

tea-and-toaster

tea-and-toasters

teabag folding

teabag

tea-bag

teabagged

tea-bagged

teabagger

teabaggers

teabagging

tea-bagging

teabaggy

teabagistan

teabaglike

teabags

tea-bags

teaberries

teaberry

teabox

teaboxes

tea-bread

tea-caddies

tea-caddy

teacake

teacakes

tea-cart

tea-carts

tea-ceremonies

tea-ceremony

teach box

teach edward

teach pendant

teach school

teach someone who's the boss

teach the controversy

teach who's boss

teach who's the boss

teach

teachability

teachable

teachableness

teachably

teach-away

teache

teached

teacher work day

teacher work days

teacher workday

teacher workdays

teacher

teacherage

teacherages

teachercentric

teacherese

teacheress

teacheresses

teacherless

teacherlike

teacherly

teacher's aide

teachers college

teacher's desk

teachers

teachership

teacherships

teacher-s-pet

teachers-pets

teacher-s-pets

teaches someone a lesson

teaches the controversy

teaches

teaches-away

teachest

tea-chest

teacheth

teachin

teach-in

teaching assistant

teaching fellow

teaching machine

teaching someone a lesson

teaching the controversy

teaching

teaching-away

teaching-hospital

teachings

teachless

teach-someone-a-lesson

teach-to-the-test

tea-cloth

tea-cosies

tea-cosy

tea-cozies

tea-cozy

teacup dog

teacup dogs

teacup puppy

teacup

tea-cup

teacupful

teacupfuls

teacuplike

teacups

teacupsful

tea-dance

tea-dances

teade

teaed

tea-egg

teagan

teagle

teagles

teague

teagues

teahadist

teahadists

teahead

teaheads

teahouse

tea-house

teahouses

tea-houses

teaing

tea-jenny

teak

teakettle

tea-kettle

teakettler

teakettles

teaks

teakwood

teakwoods

teal deer

teal

teale edwin way

tealeaf

tea-leaf

tealeaves

tea-leaves

tealess

tealight

tea-light

tealights

tea-lights

tealike

teallite

teals

team deathmatch

team developer

team enterprise developer

team foul

team game

team games

team handball

team learning

team play

team spirit

team teaching

team track

team tracks

team

teamaker

teamakers

teamaking

teambuilder

teambuilders

teambuilding

team-building

teamed

team-edward

teamer

teamers

teaming nics

teaming

team-jacob

teamkill

teamkilled

teamkiller

teamkillers

teamkilling

teamkills

teamless

teamlike

teammate

team-mate

teammates

team-mates

teamplay

team-player

team-players

team-pursuit

teams

teamsheet

teamsheets

team-sport

team-sports

teamster tea

teamster

teamsters

team-up

team-up-with

teamviewer

teamwide

teamwise

teamwork

teamworking

tean-zu

tea-oil

tea-pad

tea-parties

tea-party

tea-plant

tea-plants

teapot dome

teapot

teapotlike

teapots

teapoy

teapoys

tear a cat

tear and wear

tear catcher

tear catchers

tear down

tear ducts

tear fluid

tear fluids

tear glands

tear it up

tear one's hair

tear out

tear sac

tear sacs

tear sheets

tear someone a new one

tear

tearable

tear-along

tear-apart

tear-a-strip-off-someone

tearaway

tear-away

tearaways

teardown

teardowns

tear-downs

teardrop attack

teardrop trailer

teardrop trailers

teardrop

teardrops

teardrop-tubeshoulder

teardrop-tubeshoulders

tear-duct

teare

teared up

teared

tearer

tearers

tearest

teareth

tearful

tearfully

tearfulness

teargas

tear-gas

teargases

tear-gases

teargassed

tear-gassed

teargasses

teargassing

tear-gassing

tear-gland

tearily

teariness

tearing a cat

tearing apart

tearing off

tearing up

tearing

tearing-away

tearingly

tearings

tear-into

tearjerker

tear-jerker

tearjerkers

tear-jerkers

tear-jerking

tearjerkingly

tearless

tearlessly

tearlessness

tearlike

tear-off menu

tear-off

tear-one-s-hair-out

tearoom

tea-room

tearooms

tea-rooms

tea-roses

tearpit

tearpits

tearproof

tears a cat

tears apart

tears before bedtime

Tears of St. Lawrence

tears up

tears

tears-away

tearsheet

tear-sheet

tearsheets

tears-of-wine

tearstain

tearstained

tearstains

tearstreaked

tearthumb

tearthumbs

tear-to-pieces

tear-up

tear-up-the-pea-patch

teary

teary-eyed

teas

teasable

teasdale sara trevor

teasdale

tease and blues

tease

teased out

teased

teasel

teaseled

teaseler

teaselers

teaseling

teaselled

teaselling

teasels

tease-out

teaser rates

teaser

teaser-rate

teasers

tea-service

tea-services

teases out

teases

teasest

tea-set

teaseth

tea-sets

teashop

tea-shop

teashops

tea-shops

teasing out

teasing

teasingly

teasings

teasle

teasles

teasmade

teasmades

teasterone

tea-strainer

tea-strainers

teasy

teat

tea-table

tea-tables

teatard

teatards

teataster

teated

teathe

teathed

teathes

teathing

teatish

teatless

teatlike

teatowel

tea-towel

teatowels

tea-towels

teatray

tea-tray

teatrays

tea-trays

tea-tree

tea-trolley

tea-trolleys

teats

tea-urn

tea-urns

tea-wagon

tea-wagons

teaware

teawares

teaze

teazed

teaze-hole

teaze-holes

teazel

teazels

teazer

teazers

teazes

teazing

teazle

teazles

tebaldi renata

tebet

tebeth

tebi

tebibit

tebibyte

tebibytes

tebowing

tebuconazole

tebufenozide

tebufenpyrad

tebuquine

tebutam

tec

tecadenoson

tecastemizole

teceleukin

tech abuse

tech bro

tech bros

tech e&o insurance

tech incubator

tech neck

tech noir

tech noirs

tech regions

tech speak

tech specs

tech support person

tech support

tech tats

tech tattoo

tech week

tech weeks

tech writer

tech

techanista

techdom

teched

techie

techies

techily

techiness

techint

techland

technacy

technamation

techne

technet

technetate

technetium

technetronic

technic

technical analysis

technical area

technical areas

technical build

technical debt

technical debts

technical office protocol

technical pen

technical pens

technical rally

technical school

technical schools

technical sergeant

technical skier

technical skiing

technical specifications

technical stops

technical submission

technical submissions

technical support

technical taps

technical tees

technical trader

technical week

technical weeks

technical writer

technical writing

technical

technical-analyses

technical-analyst

technical-analysts

technical-drawing

technical-drawings

technical-foul

technical-fouls

technicalities

technicality

technical-knockout

technical-knockouts

technically

technicalness

technicals

technical-stop

technical-tap

technical-tee

technical-term

technical-terms

technician

technicians

technicist

technicists

technicological

technicologies

technicology

technicolor

technicolored

technicolor-yawn

technicolor-yawns

technicolour

technicoloured

technics

technifermion

technifermions

technigluon

technigluons

technikon

technikons

techniphone

techniphones

techniquark

techniquarks

technique

techniques

techniquewise

technism

technisms

techno junkie

techno music

techno

technobabble

technobureaucracies

technobureaucracy

technobureaucrat

technobureaucratic

technobureaucrats

technocentrism

technocide

technocomplex

technocracies

technocracy

technocrat

technocratic

technocratically

technocrats

technocritic

technocritical

technocriticism

technocritics

technocultural

technoculture

technocultures

technodeterminism

technodiversity

technodoping

techno-doping

technoecosystem

technoecosystems

technoentrepreneurship

technoerotic

techno-erotic

technoetic

technofear

technofears

technofix

technofixes

technofossils

technofunk

technogeek

techno-geek

technogeeks

technogenic

technography

techno-halachic

techno-humanism

technoid

technoids

technoindustrial

technojargon

technojunkie

technojunkies

technol

technolect

technoliteracy

technologic

technological imperative

technological singularity

technological transfer

technological

technologically

technological-unemployment

technological-universities

technological-university

technologies

technologist

technologists

technologize

technologized

technologizes

technologizing

technology bubble

technology gap

technology generation

technology imperative

technology integration

technology node

technology resources

technology services

technology singularity

technology stack

technology transfer

technology transfers

technology

technologyless

technology-tree

technology-trees

technolust

technomad

tech-nomad

technomads

tech-nomads

technomancy

technomania

technomedicine

technomusic

technonerd

technonerds

technopagan

technopaganism

technopagans

technoparanoia

technopath

technopathic

technopaths

technopathy

technopeasant

technopeasantry

technopeasants

technophile

technophiles

technophilia

technophilias

technophilic

technophobe

technophobes

technophobia

technophobias

technophobic

technophoria

technoplegic

technoplegics

technopoleis

technopolies

technopolis

technopolises

technopolitical

technopoly

technopolymer

technopolymers

techno-pop

technopreneur

technopreneurs

technopunk

technorati

technorealism

technorealist

technorealists

technorock

technoscaping

technoscience

technoscientific

technoscientifically

technosex

technosexual

technosexuality

technosexuals

technoshaman

technoshamanic

techno-shamanic

technoshamanism

techno-shamanism

technoshamanistic

technoshamans

technosocial

technosocieties

technosociety

technosol

technosols

technospeak

technosphere

technospheres

technostalgia

technostress

technostructure

technostructures

technotard

technotards

technotarian

technote

technotes

techno-thriller

technothrillers

technotopian

technotopians

technoutopian

techno-utopian

technoutopians

techno-utopians

technoweenie

technoweenies

technowizard

technowizards

techs

tech-savvy

techspeak

techstep

tech-up

techweb

techy

teciptiline

tecka

teckchek

Teck's ass

teclozan

tecn

tecno

tecnonym

teco

tecovirimat

tecs

tect

tecta

tectal

tectibranch

tectibranchiate

tectibranchiates

tectibranchs

tectiform

tectiforms

tectite

tectivirus

tectiviruses

tectly

tectological

tectology

tectonic boundary

tectonic keratoplasty

tectonic weapon

tectonic weapons

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tectonically

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tectonicists

tectonic-plate

tectonic-plates

tectonics

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tectonic-uplifts

tectonism

tectonophysical

tectonophysically

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tectonophysicists

tectonophysics

tectonostratigraphic

tectonostratigraphy

tectorial membrane

tectorial

tectorium

tectosilicate

tectosilicates

tectosphere

tectospheres

tectospinal

tectrices

tectrix

tectum

tecum

tecumseh

ted conference

ted spread

TED Talks

ted

tedalinab

tedatioxetine

tedded

Tedder certificate

tedder

teddered

teddering

tedders

teddie bear

teddie bears

teddie

teddies

tedding

teddy boy

teddy

teddybear

teddy-bear

teddybears

teddy-bears

teddy-boys

tede

TED-ED

tedentious

tedes

te-deum

te-deums

tedge

tedges

TEDGlobal

tedhadleyite

tediosities

tediosity

tedious

tediously

tediousness

tediousnesses

tediousome

tedisamil

tedium

tediums

teds

teduglutide

TEDWomen

tee balls

tee box

tee boxes

tee heed

tee hee'd

tee heeing

tee hees

tee time

tee

tee-ball

teeco

teed up

teed

teed-off

teegeeack

tee-hee

tee-hee-hee

teeing up

teeing

teeing-off

teek

teel

tee-line

tee-lines

teelseed

teelseeds

teem

teemed

teemer

teemers

teemful

teeming

teemingly

teemless

teems

teen buzz

teen

teenage

teen-age

teenaged

teen-aged

teenagehood

teenager

teen-ager

teenagerhood

teenagers

teen-agers

teenagery

tee-name

teend

teended

teending

teendom

teends

teened

teener

teeners

teenful

teenhood

teening

teenlike

teenpreneur

teenpreneurs

teens

teensploitation

teensy

teensy-weensy

teenth

teeny

teenybopper

teeny-bopper

teenyboppers

teeny-boppers

teeny-s-disease

teeny-weeny

teeoff

tee-off

teepee

teepeed

teepeeing

teepeelike

teepees

teepleite

teer

tees up

tees

teeshirt

tee-shirt

teeshirted

teeshirts

tee-shirts

teeside

tees-off

teesside

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teest

teests

teet

teetan

teetees

teeter

teeterboard

teeterboarder

teeterboarders

teeterboards

teetered

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teeteringly

teeters

teeter-tail

teeter-tails

teeter-totter

teetertottered

teetertottering

teetertotters

teeter-totters

teeth mark

teeth marks

teeth

teethbrush

teethe

teethed

teether

teethers

teethes

teething trouble

teething

teething-ring

teething-rings

teething-troubles

teethlike

teethly

teethridge

teetotal

teetotaler

teetotalers

teetotaling

teetotalism

teetotaller

teetotallers

teetotalling

teetotally

teetotum

teetotums

teets

tee-up

teev

teewit

teewits

tef

tefazoline

tefenperate

teff

teffs

tefibazumab

tefilla

tefillin

tefl

Teflon flu

teflon

tefluthrin

teflutixol

teg

tegafur

tegakwitha

tegan

tegaserod

tegastid

tegastids

tegenaria

tegengrenite

teges

tegestologist

tegestologists

tegestology

tegfet

tegg

teglach

tegmen

tegmental

tegmentum

tegmentums

tegmic

tegmina

tegra k1

Tegra X1

Tegra X2

tegra

tegretol

tegs

tegu

tegua

tegucigalpa

teguexin

teguexins

tegula

tegular

tegulated

tegument

tegumental

tegumentary

teguments

tegus

teh

tehachapi mountains

tehani

te-hee

teheran

tehran

tehrani

tehranian

tehsil

tehsildar

tehsildars

tehsils

tehuantepec isthmus of

tehuantepec

tehuelche

tehuelchesaurus

tei

Teichmüller space

Teichmüller-Tukey lemma

teichoic

teichoic-acid

teichoic-acids

teichopsia

teichopsias

teichoscopy

teichuronic acids

teichuronic

teichuronic-acid

teicoplanin

teicoplanins

teide

teiglach

teignmouth

teiid

teiidae

teiids

teil

teilhard de chardin pierre

teilhard de chardin

teils

teilzone

teilzones

teind

teinds

teineite

teinland

teinoscope

teinoscopes

teint

teinture

teira

Teisserenc de Bort

tej

tejano

tejanos

tejo

tek

tekakwitha

tekchek

tekke

tekko-kagi

tekn

teknonym

teknonyms

tektite

tektites

tektological

tektology

tektosilicate

tektosilicates

tel

tel·e·shop

tela

telacanthura

telaesthesia

telalgia

telalginite

telalginites

telamon

telamones

telamons

telangiectases

telangiectasia

telangiectasias

telangiectasic

telangiectasies

telangiectasis

telangiectasy

telangiectatic

telaprevir

telapristone

telaranea

telargpalite

telarly

telary

telatinib

telautograph

telautographic

telautographs

telautography

telavancin

telavi

tel-aviv

tel-aviv-jaffa

tel-aviv-yafo

telbivudine

telcagepant

telco return

telco switch

telco

telcom

telcordia technologies

telcordia

telcos

teld

tele

telebanking

telebehavioral health

telebooth

telebooths

telebriefing

telebriefings

telebureau

telebureaus

telebureaux

telebusiness

telebusinesses

telecall

telecalls

telecanthus

telecare

telecast

telecasted

telecaster

telecasters

telecasting

telecasts

telecenter

telecenters

telecentre

telecentres

telecentric

telecheck

telechecks

telechelic

telechiric device

telecine

telecined

telecineing

telecines

telecining

telecipher

telecity

teleclass

teleclasses

teleclinic

teleclinics

telecloning

telecobalt

telecoil mode

telecoil

telecoils

telecollaboration

telecollaborative

telecom act of 1996

telecom company

telecom hotel

telecom network provider

telecom

telecomm

telecommand

telecommands

telecommunicate

telecommunicated

telecommunicates

telecommunicating

telecommunication management network

telecommunication

telecommunicational

Telecommunications Act of 1996

telecommunications company

telecommunications device for the deaf

telecommunications industry association

telecommunications network provider

telecommunications network

telecommunications organization

telecommunications relay service

telecommunications service

telecommunications

telecommunicator

telecommunicators

telecommunity

telecommute

telecommuted

telecommuter

telecommuters

telecommutes

telecommuting

telecomputer

telecomputers

telecomputing

telecoms

telecon

teleconference

teleconferenced

teleconferences

teleconferencing

teleconnection

teleconnections

telecons

telecontroller

telecontrollers

teleconverter

teleconverters

telecopied

telecopier

telecopiers

telecopies

telecopy

telecopying

telecosm

telecottage

telecottages

telecourse

telecourses

teledemocracies

teledemocracy

teledensities

teledensity

teledensity-rate

teledentistry

teledermatological

teledermatology

teledesic

telediagnoses

telediagnosis

telediagnostic

telediastolic

teledildonic

teledildonics

teledrama

teledramas

teledramatic

teledromas

teledu

teledus

tele-education

telefacsimile

telefacsimiles

telefactor

telefactors

telefantasies

telefantasy

telefax

telefaxed

telefaxes

telefaxing

telefelonies

telefelony

telefiction

telefilm

telefilms

telefone

telefrag

telefragged

telefragging

telefrags

teleg

telega

telegaming

telegas

telegenesis

telegenetic

telegenetics

telegenic

telegeusid

telegeusids

telegnosis

telegnostic

telegony

telegram

telegramlike

telegrammatic

telegramme

telegrammed

telegrammic

telegramming

telegrams

telegraph boy

telegraph boys

telegraph lines

telegraph office

telegraph plant

telegraph plants

telegraph poles

telegraph stamp

telegraph stamps

telegraph

telegraph-code

telegraph-codes

telegraphed

telegrapheme

telegraphemes

telegrapher

telegraphers

telegraphese

telegraphic

telegraphical

telegraphically

telegraphies

telegraphing

telegraphings

telegraphist

telegraphists

telegraph-line

telegraphone

telegraphones

telegraph-pole

telegraph-post

telegraph-posts

telegraphs

telegraphy

telegu

teleguidance

teleguide

teleguided

teleguiding

telehandler

telehandlers

telehealth

teleheating

tele-immersion

teleinstruction

teleinstructional

teleiophile

teleiophiles

telejournalism

telejournalist

telejournalistic

telejournalists

telejustice

telekineses

telekinesis

telekinetic

telekinetically

telekinetics

telelearning

telelecture

telelectures

telemachus

telemanagement software

telemanagement

telemanipulate

telemanipulated

telemanipulates

telemanipulating

telemanipulation

telemanipulator

telemanipulators

telemann georg philipp

telemann

telemark

telemarked

telemarket

telemarketed

telemarketer

telemarketers

telemarketing

telemarkets

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telemarks

telemark-skiing

telemark-turn

telemark-turns

telematic

telematics

telemediated

telemediation

telemedical

telemedicinal

telemedicine

telemeeting

telemeetings

telemental health

telementor

telementoring

telementors

telemetacarpal deer

telemeter

telemeters

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telemetres

telemetric

telemetrically

telemetrics

telemetries

telemetry

telemicroscope

telemicroscopes

telemicroscopy

telemid

telemids

telemonitor

telemonitored

telemonitoring

telemonitors

telemovie

telemovies

telencephala

telencephalic

telencephalization

telencephalon

telencephalons

telenet

telenovel

telenovela

telenovelas

telenovels

telenurse

telenurses

telenursing

telenzepine

teleo

teleoanalyses

teleoanalysis

teleoanalytic

teleocratic

teleogenesis

teleogenetic

teleologic

teleological

teleological-argument

teleological-arguments

teleologically

teleologies

teleologist

teleologists

teleology

teleomorph

teleomorphic

teleonomic

teleonomist

teleonomists

teleonomy

teleopeptide

teleoperate

teleoperated

teleoperates

teleoperating

teleoperation

teleoperations

teleoperator

teleoperators

teleophthalmology

teleopsia

teleopsias

teleorganic

teleosaur

teleosaurid

teleosaurids

teleosaurs

teleosemantic

teleosemantics

teleost

teleostean

teleosteans

teleostei

teleosts

telepaper

telepapers

teleparallel

teleparallelism

telepath

telepathetic

telepathetically

telepathic

telepathically

telepathies

telepathine

telepathise

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telepathises

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telepathist

telepathists

telepathize

telepathized

telepathizes

telepathizing

telepathology

telepaths

telepathy

telepatient

telepatients

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telephonable

telephone adapter

telephone answering machines

telephone boxes

telephone channel

telephone conferences

telephone consumer protection act

telephone desk

telephone desks

telephone exchanges

telephone girl

telephone girls

telephone interactive voice response

telephone keypad

telephone kiosks

telephone memory

telephone number

telephone ring

telephone rings

telephone scatologia

telephone switch

telephone voice response

telephone wiring

telephone

telephone-answering-machine

telephone-book

telephone-books

telephone-booth

telephone-booths

telephone-box

telephone-call

telephone-calls

telephone-card

telephone-cards

telephone-conference

telephoned

telephone-directories

telephone-directory

telephone-exchange

telephone-jack

telephone-jacks

telephone-kiosk

telephoneless

telephonelike

telephone-line

telephone-lines

telephone-numbers

telephone-operator

telephone-operators

telephone-pole

telephone-poles

telephoner

telephoners

telephones

telephone-tag

telephonic

telephonically

telephoning

telephonings

telephonist

telephonists

telephonograph

telephonographs

telephony api

telephony application programming interface

telephony modem

telephony server nlm

telephony server

telephony services api

telephony services application programming interface

telephony

telephoto lenses

telephoto

telephotograph

telephotographer

telephotographers

telephotographic lenses

telephotographic

telephotographic-lens

telephotographs

telephotography

telephoto-lens

telephotos

teleplasm

teleplasms

teleplay

teleplays

telepoint

telepoints

telepolariscope

telepolariscopes

teleport

teleportage

teleportal

teleportals

teleportation

teleportations

teleportative

teleported

teleporter

teleporters

teleporting

teleportitis

teleports

telepresence surgery

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telepresences

telepresencing

telepresent

teleprint

teleprinted

teleprinter

teleprinters

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teleprocessing monitor

teleprocessing

teleprocessor

teleprocessors

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teleprogramme

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teleprogrammes

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teleprograms

teleprompt

teleprompted

teleprompter

teleprompterless

teleprompters

teleprompting

telepsychiatric

telepsychiatrist

telepsychiatrists

telepsychiatry

telepsychic

telepsychics

teleputer

teleputers

teleradiographs

teleradiological

teleradiologist

teleradiologists

teleradiology

teleran

telereality

telerecorded

telerecording

telerecordings

telerehabilitation

telerobot

telerobotic

telerobotically

telerobotics

telerobots

teles

telesales

telesatellite

telesatellites

telescene

telescience

telescope bag

telescope bags

telescope house

telescope houses

telescope

telescoped

telescopefish

telescopefishes

telescopes

telescopic sight

telescopic

telescopical

telescopically

telescopic-star

telescopii

telescoping

telescopings

telescopist

telescopists

telescopium

telescopy

telescreen

telescreens

telescript

teleseismic

teleseismological

teleseismology

teleseller

telesellers

teleselling

teleseminar

teleseminars

teleserial

teleserials

teleservices

teleshopper

teleshoppers

teleshopping

teleshow

teleshows

telesinny

telesis

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telesmatic

telesmatically

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telespectators

telespectroscope

telespectroscopes

telesphoros

telespiza

telestation

telestations

telestereoscope

telestereoscopes

telesthesia

telestial

telestic

telestich

telestichs

telesticon

telestrator

telestrators

telesurgeon

telesurgeons

telesurgeries

telesurgery

telesurgical

telesync

telesyncs

teleteacher

teleteachers

teleteaching

teletex

teletexes

teletext

teletheater

teletherapeutic

teletherapy

telethermometer

telethermometers

telethermoscope

telethermoscopes

telethon

telethons

teletimer

teletimers

teletraffic engineering

teletransport

teletsunami

teletsunamis

teletubbies

teletubby

teletutor

teletutorial

teletutorials

teletutoring

teletutors

teletype interface

teletype mode

teletype

teletyped

teletypes

teletypewriter

teletypewriters

teletypewriting

teletypewritten

teletyping

teletypist

teletypists

teleutospore

teleutospores

teleutostatic

televangelism

televangelist

televangelistic

televangelists

televaulting

televillage

televillages

televirtual

televirtuality

televisable

televise

televised

televises

televising

television match official

television match officials

television show

television shows

television star

television studies

television

televisionary

television-channel

television-channels

televisioned

televisioning

televisionlike

television-network

television-networks

television-personalities

television-personality

television-program

television-programs

televisions

television-series

television-set

television-sets

television-station

television-stations

televisor

televisors

televisual

televisualisation

televisualization

televisually

telewebber

telework

teleworked

teleworker

teleworkers

teleworking

teleworks

telewriter

telex

telexed

telexes

telexing

Telford and Wrekin

telford

telia

telial

telic

telicities

telicity

teligent

telimomab

telinavir

telink

teliospore

teliospores

telish

telished

telishing

telishment

telishments

telithromycin

telium

tell its own tale

tell me another one

tell of

tell off

tell someone where to shove it

tell the time

tell time

tell us another one

tell us another

tell volumes

tell william

tell you what

tell

tellable

tell-against

tell-all

tell-alls

tellane

tell-apart

telle

telled

tellee

tell-el-amarna

tellen

tellenol

tellens

teller edward

teller

tellers

tellership

tellerships

tellest

telleth

tell-fortunes

tellies

tellimagrandin

tellin

telling on

telling someone where to shove it

telling

tellingly

tellingness

telling-off

telling-offs

tellings

tellings-off

tellinid

tellinids

tellinoidea

tellins

tell-it-like-it-is

tell-it-to-sweeney

tell-it-to-the-judge

tell-it-to-the-marines

tell-me-about-it

tell-on

tells of

tells off

tells on

tells someone where to shove it

tells

telltale tit

telltale

telltale-compass

tell-tale-compass

telltale-compasses

telltales

tell-tales

tell-tales-out-of-school

tell-the-difference

tell-the-truth

tellural

tellurane

tellurantimony

tellurate

tellurates

telluratian

telluret

tellureted

telluretted-hydrogen

tellurhydric

tellurhydric-acid

telluri

tellurian

tellurians

telluric iron

telluric

telluric-acid

telluric-current

telluride

tellurides

telluriferous

tellurion

tellurions

tellurious

tellurism

tellurite

tellurites

telluritian

tellurium

tellurize

tellurized

tellurizes

tellurizing

telluro-

tellurobismuthite

tellurobismuthites

tellurohauchecornite

tellurolate

tellurolates

tellurometalate

tellurometalates

tellurometallate

tellurometallates

tellurometer

tellurometers

tellurone

tellurones

telluronevskite

telluronium

telluropalladinite

tellurophene

tellurophenes

tellurous acid

tellurous

tellus

telly

tell-you-the-truth

tellys

telly-tennis

telmatherinid

telmatherinids

telmatologist

telmatologists

telmatology

telmesteine

telmisartan

telnet

telnetable

telnets

telnettable

telnetted

telnetting

telo

teloblast

teloblasts

telocentric

telocoel

telocoels

telodendrion

telodendrions

telodendron

telodendrons

telodynamic

telogen effluvium

telogen

telogenesis

telogenetic

telogenic

telogens

teloi

telokin

telokins

telolecithal

telome

telomer

telomerase

telomere

telomeres

telomeric

telomerization

telomerizations

telomers

telon

teloogoo

teloogoos

telopeptide

telopeptides

telophase

telophases

telophorus

telopsis

telos

teloschistaceae

teloschistales

telosome

telosomic

telotactic

telotaxis

telotrisomic

telotroch

telotrochal

telotrochous

telotrochs

telotype

telotypes

teloxantrone

telpher

telpherage

telpherages

telphered

telphering

telphers

telpochcalli

telpochcallis

telric

tels

telsid

telsids

telson

telsons

telstar

telt

teludipine

telugu

telugus

Telve di Sopra

telychian

telyn

telyushenkoite

tem

temafloxacin

temagami

temagamite

temaki

temarotene

temazepam

temblor

temblors

teme

temecula

temefos

temelastine

temene

temenoi

temenos

temephos

temerarious

temeration

temerities

temeritous

temerity

temerous

temescal

temin howard martin

Temminck's stint

temminck-s-tragopan

temminck-s-tragopans

temne

temnodontosaurid

temnodontosaurids

temnoma

temnospondyl

temnospondyls

temnurus

temocapril

temocaprilat

temocillin

temoporfin

temorid

temorids

temozolomide

temp directory

temp file

temp files

temp folder

temp

tempe vale of

tempe

tempean

temped

tempeh

temper foam

temper screws

temper tantra

temper temper

temper

tempera

temperable

temperament

temperamental

temperamentalities

temperamentality

temperamentally

temperaments

temperance movement

temperance movements

temperance

temperances

temperancy

temperate rainforests

temperate

temperated

temperately

temperateness

temperate-rainforest

temperates

temperate-zone

temperate-zones

temperating

temperative

temperature gradient

temperature inversions

temperature

temperature-coefficient

temperature-coefficients

temperature-inversion

temperatures

temperaunce

temper-d

tempered

temperer

temperers

temperest

tempereth

tempering

temperings

temperment

temperments

tempers

temper-screw

tempersome

temper-tantrum

temper-tantrums

tempest equipment

tempest in a teacup

tempest in a tea-kettle

tempest

tempested

tempest-in-a-teapot

tempesting

tempestite

tempestites

tempestive

tempestivities

tempestivity

tempests in teacups

tempests in tea-kettles

tempests

tempests-in-teapots

tempest-tossed

tempestuous

tempestuously

tempestuousness

tempi

tempics

tempietto

tempiettos

temping

templar

templars

template strands

template

template-based application

templated

templateless

templatelike

template-method

template-method-pattern

template-method-patterns

template-methods

templater

templaters

templates

template-strand

templating

templatizable

templatization

templatizations

templatize

templatized

templatizes

templatizing

temple bar

temple block

temple blocks

temple garment

temple garments

temple name

temple names

temple of immensity

temple orange

temple oranges

temple viper

temple vipers

temple

templed

templegoer

temple-goer

templegoing

temple-going

temple-in-jerusalem

templelike

temple-mount

temple-of-heaven

temples

templet

templets

templing

templon

templons

tempo

tempo-mark

tempo-marks

temporal compression

temporal dead zone

temporal key

temporal masking

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terriblenesses

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terrible-twos

terribley

terribly

terricolous

terriculament

terriculaments

terrie

terrier

terrierlike

terriers

terrific

terrifical

terrifically

terrifick

terrifie

terrified

terrifier

terrifiers

terrifies

terrify

terrifying

terrifyingly

terrifyingness

terrigenous

terrine

terrines

territ

Territoire de Belfort

territorial court

territorial jurisdiction

territorial waters

territorial

territorial-army

territorial-integrity

territorialise

territorialism

territorialities

territoriality

territorialization

territorializations

territorialize

territorialized

territorializes

territorializing

territorially

territorial-matrices

territorial-matrix

territorial-pissing

territorials

territorial-sea

territorial-water

territorian

territorians

territoried

territories

territory

terroir

terroirism

terroirist

terroirists

terroirs

terror birds

terror cell

terror cells

terror

terror-bird

terrorchids

terrorcore

terrorise

terrorised

terroriser

terrorisers

terrorises

terrorising

terrorism

terrorisms

Terrorist Attacks Bill of 2000

terrorist camp

terrorist camps

terrorist threat integration center

terrorist

terrorist-fist-jab

terrorist-fist-jabs

terrorist-hacker links

terroristic

terroristically

terrorists

terrorization

terrorizations

terrorize

terrorized

terrorizer

terrorizers

terrorizes

terrorizing

terrorless

terrors

terror-stricken

terrorstruck

terrour

terrours

terrs

terry clark

terry ellen alice

Terry search

Terry stop

Terry stops

terry william harold

terry

terrycloth

terry-cloth

terrycloths

ter-sami

tersanctus

terse

tersely

terseness

tersicoccus

tersina

terskite

terson-syndrome

tersulfide

tersulphide

tersulphides

tersulphuret

tersulphurets

tert

tertatolol

tertbutyl

ter-tenant

ter-tenants

terthiophene

terthiophenes

tertial

tertials

tertian

tertians

tertiaries

tertiarily

tertiarisation

tertiarization

tertiary amyl

tertiary butylhydroquinone

tertiary butylhydroquinones

tertiary colors

tertiary colours

tertiary consumer

tertiary healthcare

tertiary planet

tertiary structures

tertiary student

tertiary syphilis

tertiary work

tertiary works

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tertiary-alcohol

tertiary-alcohols

tertiary-amine

tertiary-amines

tertiary-butyl

tertiary-care

tertiary-color

tertiary-colour

tertiary-education

tertiary-industries

tertiary-industry

tertiary-level-education

tertiary-phosphine

tertiary-phosphines

tertiary-sector

tertiary-sectors

tertiary-source

tertiary-sources

tertiary-structure

tertiate

tertiated

tertiates

tertiating

tertile

tertiles

tertium-quid

tertium-quids

tertschite

tertulia

tertulias

tertullian

teruel

teruggite

terutero

teruteros

terutroban

tervalent

terylene

terzanelle

terzanelles

terza-rima

terze rime

terzet

terzets

terzetto

terzettos

tesaglitazar

tesamorelin

teschemacherite

Teschen disease

tesetaxel

tesh

teshuva

tesia

tesl

tesla nikola

tesla

tesla-coil

teslas

teslascope

teslascopes

tesofensine

tesol

tess

tessa

tessara

tessaratomid

tessaratomids

tessarine

tessarines

tesselar

tesselate

tesselated

tesselates

tesselating

tesselation

tessella

tessellae

tessellate

tessellated

tessellates

tessellating

tessellation

tessellations

tessera

tesseract

tesseracts

tesseradecade

tesseradecades

tesserae

tesseraic

tesseral

tessie

tessin

tessitura

tessiture

tessular

tessy

test anxiety

test automation software

test ban

test bed

test beds

test benches

test case (action)

test case

test crosses

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test double

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test flight

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test framework

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test generator

Test nations

test papers

test pilot

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test portions

test runs

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test script

test stand

test suite

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test track

test tracks

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test

testa

testabilities

testability

testable

testacean

testaceans

testacellid

testacellids

testaceology

testaceous

testacy

testae

testament

testamental

testamentary capacity

testamentary intent

testamentary trust

testamentary

testamentary-guardian

testamentation

testaments

testamur

testamurs

testate

testates

testation

testator (testatrix)

testator

testators

testatour

testatrices

testatrix

testbed

testbeds

testbench

test-bench

test-card

test-cards

test-cases

test-cricket

testcross

test-cross

test-drive

test-driven

test-driven-development

test-drives

test-driving

test-drove

teste

tested

testee

testees

testentry

test-entry

tester

testeria

testeric

testerical

testerically

testerics

testern

testerned

testerns

testers

testes

testest

testfire

testfired

testfires

testfiring

test-firing

test-fly

test-harness

test-harnesses

testibiopalladite

testicle

testicles

testicond

testicular dysgenesis syndrome

testicular

testicularity

testicularly

testiculate

testies

testif

testifiable

testification

testifications

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testificators

testified

testifier

testifiers

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testifiest

testifieth

testify

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testily

testimonial immunity

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testimonies

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testingly

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testis

testitis

testivation

test-market

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test-nation

test-of-time

testolactone

teston

testone

testones

testoon

testoons

testor

testosterone

testosteroned

testosteronic

test-paper

test-pattern

test-patterns

test-portion

test-retest-method

testrionics

test-run

tests of time

tests

test-side

test-sides

test-site

test-sites

test-the-water

test-the-waters

test-tube

test-tube-babies

test-tube-baby

test-tubes

testudinal

testudinarious

testudinate

testudinated

testudineous

testudines

testudinid

testudinidae

testudinids

testudinoidea

testudinous

testudo

testudoes

testudos

testy

tet spell

tet spells

tet

tetanal

tetani

tetanic

tetanics

tetanies

tetaniform

tetanin

tetanise

tetanization

tetanizations

tetanize

tetanized

tetanizes

tetanizing

tetanocerid

tetanocerids

tetanoid

tetanolysin

tetanomotor

tetanomotors

tetanospasmin

tetanurae

tetanuran

tetanurans

tetanus

tetany

tetartemorion

tetartemorions

tetarto-

tetartohedral

tetartohedrism

tetartohedrisms

tetch

tetched

tetched-in-the-haid

tetched-in-the-head

tetchily

tetchiness

tetchy

tête montée

tete-a-tete

t-ete-a-t-ete

t-ete-b-eche

tête-bêche

tetel

tetels

teterrimous

teth

tether

tetherable

tetherball

tetherballs

tethered aerostats

tethered

tethered-aerostat

tetherin

tethering

tetherings

tetherins

tetherless

tethers

tethersonde

tethinid

tethinids

tethyan

tethydan

tethyid

tethyids

tethys

tethysaurine

tetillid

tetillids

tetley

teton range

teton

tetovo

tetr

tetra

tetraacetate

tetraacetates

tetraacetic

tetraacetylethylenediamine

tetraacylated

tetraalkylammonium

tetraallyl

tetraallyls

tetraamelia

tetra-amelia

tetraamine

tetraamines

tetraarsenic

tetraazide

tetraazides

tetraazidomethane

tetrabarbital

tetrabasic

tetrabenazine

tetrablemmid

tetrablemmids

tetraborane

tetraborate

tetraborates

tetraboric-acid

tetraboride

tetraborides

tetraboron

tetrabranchiate

tetrabranchiates

tetrabromide

tetrabromides

tetrabromo

tetrabromocuprate

tetrabromoethylene

tetrabutylammonium

tetrabutyltin

tetracaine

tetracampid

tetracampids

tetracarbon

tetracarbonate

tetracarbon-dioxide

tetracarbonyl

tetracarbonyls

tetracarboxylic acids

tetracarboxylic

tetracarboxylic-acid

tetracarpellary

tetracation

tetracations

tetracene

tetrachloride

tetrachlorides

tetrachloro

tetrachlorobiphenyl

tetrachlorobiphenyls

tetrachlorocuprate

tetrachlorocuprates

tetrachlorodibenzodioxin

tetrachlorodibenzodioxins

tetrachlorodibenzoparadioxin

tetrachloroethane

tetrachloroethanes

tetrachloroethene

tetrachloroethylene

tetrachloroethylenes

tetrachlorogermane

tetrachloroisophthalonitrile

tetrachloromethane

tetrachlorosilane

tetrachord

tetrachords

tetrachotomies

tetrachotomous

tetrachotomy

tetrachromacy

tetrachromat

tetrachromate

tetrachromates

tetrachromatic

tetrachromats

tetracid

tetraclinis

tetraclinis-articulata

tetracoccous

tetracola

tetracolon

tetraconch

tetracontagon

tetracontagons

tetracontane

tetracontanoic acid

tetracoordinate

tetracoral

tetracorals

tetracosactide

tetracosane

tetracosanes

tetracosanoic acid

tetracritical

tetractinellid

tetractinellids

tetractinomorph

tetractinomorpha

tetractinomorphs

tetracube

tetracubes

tetracuspid

tetracyano

tetracyanocuprate

tetracyanoethylene

tetracycle

tetracycles

tetracyclic antidepressant

tetracyclic

tetracyclin

tetracycline

tetracyclines

tetracyclization

tetracyclo

tetracymbaliella

tetrad of Fallot

tetrad

tetradactyl

tetradactyle

tetradactylous

tetradactyly

tetradeca

tetradecadienoic acid

tetradecagon

tetradecagonal

tetradecagons

tetradecamer

tetradecameric

tetradecamers

tetradecane

tetradecanes

tetradecanoic

tetradecanoic-acid

tetradecanoyl

tetradecenoic acid

tetradecenoyl

tetradecimal

tetradecimals

tetradecyl

tetradecyltrimethylammonium

tetradelphous

tetradelphy

tetradentate

tetradic

tetradifon

tetradite

tetradites

tetradonematid

tetradonematids

tetradont

tetradontid

tetradontids

tetradonts

tetradrachm

tetradrachma

tetradrachmas

tetradrachms

tetrads

tetradymia

tetradymias

tetradymite

tetradymites

tetradynamian

tetradynamous

tetraedron

tetraedrum

tetraene

tetraenes

tetraenoic acid

tetraenyl

tetraether

tetraethers

tetraethoxysilane

tetraethyl pyrophosphate

tetraethyl

tetraethylammonium

tetraethyllead

tetraethyl-lead

tetra-ethyl-lead

tetraethyl-leads

tetraethylorthosilicate

tetraethylpyromellitate

tetraferriphlogopite

tetraferriphlogopites

tetraferroplatinum

tetraflate

tetraflates

tetraflexagon

tetraflexagons

tetrafluoride

tetrafluorides

tetrafluoro

tetrafluoroberyllate

tetrafluoroborate

tetrafluoroborates

tetrafluoroboric-acid

tetrafluoroethylene

tetrafluoroethylenes

tetrafluoromethane

tetragastrin

tetraglot

tetraglycosylceramides

tetragnathid

tetragnathids

tetragold

tetragon

tetragonal

tetragonality

tetragonally

tetragonitid

tetragonitids

tetragonous

tetragons

tetragonurid

tetragonurids

tetragram

tetragrammaton

tetragramme

tetragrams

tetragraph

tetragraphs

tetragynous

tetrahalide

tetrahalides

tetrahalomethane

tetrahalomethanes

tetrahedra

tetrahedral number

tetrahedral

tetrahedralisable

tetrahedralizable

tetrahedrally

tetrahedrane

tetrahedranes

tetrahedrite

tetrahedron

tetrahedrons

tetraheme

tetrahemihexahedra

tetrahemihexahedron

tetrahexahedra

tetrahexahedral

tetrahexahedron

tetrahexahedrons

tetrahexylammonium

tetrahydrate

tetrahydrates

tetrahydric

tetrahydride

tetrahydrides

tetrahydro

tetrahydroberberastine

tetrahydrobiopterin

tetrahydroborate

tetrahydroborates

tetrahydrocannabinol

tetrahydrocannabivarin

tetrahydrocannabivarol

tetrahydrochloride

tetrahydrocortisol

tetrahydrocortisone

tetrahydrodipicolinic-acid

tetrahydrofolate

tetrahydrofolates

tetrahydrofolic-acid

tetrahydrofuran

tetrahydrofurans

tetrahydrogenated

tetrahydrogestrinone

tetrahydrogestrinones

tetrahydroharmine

tetrahydroimidazole

tetrahydroimidizalone

tetrahydroisoquinoline

tetrahydroisoquinolines

tetrahydrolipstatin

tetrahydromethanopterin

tetrahydronaphthalenes

tetrahydropalmatine

tetrahydropteroylglutamic acid

tetrahydropyran

tetrahydropyrans

tetrahydropyridine

tetrahydropyridines

tetrahydropyrrole

tetrahydropyrroles

tetrahydrothiophene

tetrahydrothiophenes

tetrahydroxy

tetrahydroxyanthradione

tetrahydroxyanthradiones

tetrahydroxyanthraquinone

tetrahydroxyanthraquinones

tetrahydroxybenzoquinone

tetrahydroxyborate

tetrahydroxyborates

tetrahydroxylated

tetrahydroxyquinone

tetrahydrozoline

tetraiodide

tetraiodides

tetraiodomethane

tetraiodothyronine

tetraiodothyronines

tetrakaidecagon

tetrakaidecagons

tetrakaidecahedron

tetrakaidekahedra

tetrakaidekahedral

tetrakaidekahedron

tetrakaidekahedrons

tetrakis

tetrakishexahedra

tetrakishexahedron

tetrakishexahedrons

tetrakisphosphate

tetrakosane

tetrakosanes

tetralemma

tetralemmas

tetralemmata

tetralin

tetraline

tetralines

tetralins

tetralogies of Fallot

tetralogies

tetralogy of fallot

tetralogy

tetralone

tetralones

tetraloop

tetraloops

tetralophozia

tetramer

tetrameric

tetramerid

tetramerids

tetramerisation

tetramerization

tetramerous

tetramers

tetrameter

tetrameters

tetramethrin

tetramethyl

tetramethylammonia

tetramethylammonium

tetramethylammonium-auride

tetramethylammonium-aurides

tetramethylammonium-hydroxide

tetramethylbenzidine

tetramethyldiarsine

tetramethylene

tetramethylenedisulfotetramine

tetramethylenedisulphotetramine

tetramethylenes

tetramethylethylenediamine

tetramethylguanidine

tetramethylguanidines

tetramethylimidazoline

tetramethylimidazolines

tetramethylpentadecane

tetramethylpiperidine

tetramethylpiperidines

tetramethylrhodamine

tetramethylrhodamines

tetramethylsilane

tetramethylsilanes

tetramethylurea

tetramethyluronium

tetrametre

tetrametric

tetramic acid

tetramine

tetramines

tetramisole

tetramorph

tetramorphs

tetramutant

tetranaphthyl

tetranary compound

tetrandrian

tetrandrine

tetrandrous

tetraneutron

tetraneutrons

tetranitrate

tetranitrates

tetranitride

tetranitrides

tetranitro

tetranitromethane

tetranorditerpenoid

tetranortriterpenoid

tetranortriterpenoids

tetranuclear

tetranucleosome

tetranucleotide

tetranucleotides

tetranychid

tetranychids

tetrao

tetraodon

tetraodontid

tetraodontidae

tetraodontids

tetraodontiformes

tetraogallus

tetraogallus-altaicus

tetraogallus-caspius

tetraogallus-caucasicus

tetraogallus-himalayensis

tetraogallus-tibetanus

tetraonid

tetraonidae

tetraonids

tetrao-parvirostris

tetraophasis

tetraophasis-obscurus

tetraophasis-szechenyii

tetraose

tetraoses

tetrao-urogallus

tetraoxane

tetraoxanes

tetraoxide

tetraoxides

tetraoxygen

tetraoxygens

tetra-pak

tetraparesis

tetrapartite

tetrapeptide

tetrapeptides

tetrapetalous

tetrapharmacum

tetraphene

tetraphenes

tetraphenol

tetraphenols

tetraphenyl

tetraphenylborate

tetraphenylene

tetraphenylethylene

tetraphenylethylenes

tetraphid

tetraphids

tetraphobia

tetraphosphate

tetraphosphide

tetraphosphides

tetraphosphorus-trisulfide

tetraphosphorus-trisulphide

tetraphosphorylated

tetraphyllous

tetrapla

tetraplegia

tetraplegias

tetraplegic

tetraplegics

tetraplex

tetraplicate

tetraplicates

tetraploid

tetraploids

tetraploidy

tetrapneumonian

tetrapneumonians

tetrapod

tetrapoda

tetrapodal

tetrapodomorpha

tetrapods

tetrapody

tetrapous

tetrapteran

tetrapterous

tetraptote

tetraptotes

tetraptych

tetrapyrrole

tetrapyrroles

tetrapyrrolic

tetraquark

tetraquarks

tetrarch

tetrarchate

tetrarchates

tetrarchical

tetrarchies

tetrarchs

tetrarchy

tetrarchys

tetraribonucleotide

tetraric acids

tetraric-acid

tetrarogid

tetrarogids

tetrarooseveltite

tetras

tetrasaccharide

tetrasaccharides

tetraschistic

tetrasepalous

tetrasilicide

tetrasilicides

tetrasiloxane

tetrasiloxanes

tetrasilver

tetrasodium

tetrasomic

tetraspan

tetraspanin

tetraspanins

tetraspans

tetraspermous

tetrasporangium

tetraspore

tetrasquillid

tetrasquillids

tetrastes

tetrastes-bonasia

tetrastes-sewerzowi

tetrastich

tetrastichous

tetrastichs

tetrastyle

tetrasubstituted

tetrasulfide

tetrasulfides

tetrasulfonate

tetrasulfur

tetrasulfur-tetranitride

tetrasulphur

tetrasulphur-tetranitride

tetrasyllabic

tetrasyllable

tetrasyllables

tetrataenite

tetrataenites

tetraterpene

tetraterpenes

tetraterpenoid

tetraterpenoids

tetrathecal

tetratheism

tetratheist

tetrathiafulvalene

tetrathiafulvalenes

tetrathianaphthacene

tetrathiomolybdate

tetrathiomolybdates

tetrathionate

tetrathionates

tetrathionic-acid

tetrathiophosphate

tetrathiophosphates

tetrathlon

tetrathlons

tetration

tetratomic

tetratomid

tetratomids

tetratriacontane

tetratriacontanoic

tetratriacontanoic-acid

tetratricopeptide

tetratricopeptides

tetraubiquitin

tetravalence

tetravalency

tetravalent

tetrawickmanite

tetrax

tetraxenon

tetraxenonogold

tetraxetan

tetraxile

tetrax-tetrax

tetrazene

tetrazepam

tetrazine

tetrazines

tetrazole

tetrazoles

tetrazolinone

tetrazolinones

tetrazolium

tetrazoliums

tetrazolyl

tetrazone

tetrazones

tetrazzini

tetrevangelia

tetrevangelium

tetri

tetriamond

tetriamonds

tetric

tetrical

tetricity

tetrigid

tetrigids

tetrinic-acid

tetris

tetris-effect

tetrises

tetrislike

tetrode

tetrodes

tetrodon

tetrodonic-acid

tetrodons

tetrodont

tetrodonts

tetrodotoxin

tetrodotoxins

tetrofosmin

tetrol

tetrolate

tetrolic-acid

tetrols

tetromino

tetrominoes

tetronasin

tetrone

tetronerythrin

tetrones

tetroquinone

tetrose

tetroses

tetroxide

tetroxides

tetroxoprim

tetryl

tetrylammonium bromide

tetrylene

tetrylenes

tetrytol

tetter

tettered

tetterous

tetters

tetterwort

tettigarctid

tettigarctidae

tettigarctids

tettigonid

tettigonids

tettigoniid

tettigoniidae

tettigoniids

tettish

tettix

tettixes

tetty

tetuán

tetum

tetzel

teu

teuchi-shiki

teucrian

teucrin

teucrium

teucriums

teugelsi

teugh

teuk

teuks

teus

teut

teuthida

teutlose

teutoburg forest

teutoburger wald

teutomania

teuton

teutones

teutonic order

teutonic

teutonicise

teutonicised

teutonicises

teutonicising

teutonicism

teutonicisms

teutonicize

teutonicized

teutonicizes

teutonicizing

teutonick

teutonic-knight

teutonic-knights

teutonism

teutonize

teutonomania

teutons

teutophobia

tev

tevere

tevet

teveten

tew

tewa

tewan

tewans

tewed

tewels

tewhit

tewhits

tewing

Tewkesbury mustard

tewkesbury

tewt

tewtaw

tewtaws

tex

texacromil

Texan tuxedo

texan

texans

texaphyrin

texaphyrins

texarkana

Texas blind snakes

Texas blues

Texas chili

Texas heart shots

texas instruments

Texas League single

texas longhorn

texas ranger

Texas ratios

Texas rig

Texas roll

Texas root rot

Texas sharpshooter fallacy

Texas Tea

texas tower

Texas trinity

texas

texas-blind-snake

texas-cattle-fever

texases

texas-fever

texas-hold-em

texas-leaguer

texas-leaguers

texas-mickey

texas-ratio

texas-toast

texel

texels

texican

texicans

tex-mex

text abbreviations

text acronyms

text analyzer

text balloon

text based

text box

text chat

text code

text data mining

text destination address

text door neighbour

text door neighbours

text editing

text edition

text editor

text email

text entry box

text entry

text field

text file

text hooker

text interface

text link

text management

text message shorthand

text message

text messaged

text messaging code

text messaging vs. instant messaging

text messaging

text mining

text mode

text neck

text prediction

text rage

text shorthand

text slang

text symbol

text tennis

text type

text types

text.out

text

texta

text-adventure

text-adventures

textaholic

textaholics

textalyzer

textas

textbase

textbased

textbases

textboard

textboards

textbook case

textbook cases

textbook example

textbook

textbookish

textbooklike

textbooks

textbooky

textbox

textboxes

text-boxes

texted

text-editors

texter

texters

textese

textfile

textfiles

text-files

text-hand

text-hands

textile art

textile banana

textile bananas

textile

textile-cone

textile-cones

textilelike

textiles

textiloma

textilomas

texting codes

texting phone numbers

texting thumb

texting

textiquette

textism

textisms

textless

textlessness

textlike

text-links

textman

textmen

text-messages

textml

textmode

textome

textomes

texton

textons

textonym

textonyms

textorial

textphone

textphones

textrage

text-retrieval

textrine

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there and then

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there's no I in team

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Three Laws of Robotics

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Three Principles of the People

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thridden

thridding

thrids

thrift institution

thrift store

thrift

thriftily

thriftiness

thrifting

thriftless

thriftlessly

thriftlessness

thrifts

thrift-shop

thrift-shops

thrifty

thriftyness

thrill killers

thrill killings

thrill kills

thrill

thrillant

thrillcraft

thrilled

thriller novel

thriller

thrillerdom

thrilleresque

thrillerlike

thrillers

thrillfest

thrillfests

thrilling

thrillingly

thrillingness

thrillings

thrill-kill

thrill-killer

thrill-killing

thrills and spills

thrills

thrillseeker

thrill-seeker

thrillseekers

thrill-seekers

thrillseeking

thrilly

thrinaxodontid

thrinaxodontids

thring

thringing

thrioscope

thrioscopes

thrip

thripadectes

thripid

thripids

thripophaga

thripple

thrips

thrist

thrive

thrived

thriven

thriver

thrivers

thrives

thriving

thrivingly

thrivingness

thrivings

thro

throat backs

throat brail

throat brails

throat distempers

throat halyard

throat halyards

throat latches

throat microphones

throat paint

throat paints

throat singing

throat tattoo

throat

throat-back

throatband

throatbands

throat-boll

throat-distemper

throate

throated

throatful

throatfuls

throatily

throatiness

throating

throatings

throatlash

throatlashes

throatlatch

throat-latch

throatlatches

throat-microphone

throats

throatwort

throatworts

throaty

throb

throbbed

throbber

throbbers

throbbing

throbbingly

throbbings

throbby

throbs

throe

throeing

throes

throffer

thromb

thrombasthenia

thrombasthenias

thrombasthenic

thrombectomies

thrombectomy

thrombelastogram

thrombelastograms

thrombelastography

thrombendarterectomy

thromb-endarterectomy

thrombendarteriectomies

thrombendarteriectomy

thrombendoarterectomy

thrombi

thrombin

thrombo-

thromboaspiration

thrombocyte

thrombocytes

thrombocythaemia

thrombocythaemias

thrombocythemia

thrombocythemias

thrombocytic

thrombocytopaenia

thrombocytopaenias

thrombocytopathies

thrombocytopathy

thrombocytopenia

thrombocytopenias

thrombocytopenic

thrombocytopoiesis

thrombocytoses

thrombocytosis

thromboelastogram

thromboelastograms

thromboelastography

thromboelastometric

thromboelastometry

thromboembolic

thromboembolism

thromboembolisms

thromboendarterectomy

thrombo-endarterectomy

thrombo-end-arterectomy

thromboendarteriectomy

thrombo-endarteriectomy

thromboendoarterectomy

thromboendo-arterectomy

thrombo-endoarterectomy

thromboendoarteriectomy

thrombo-endo-arteriectomy

thromboendoarterioectomy

thrombogen

thrombogenesis

thrombogenic

thrombogenicity

thrombokinase

thrombolectin

thrombolite

thrombolites

thrombolysis

thrombolytic

thrombomodulin

thrombopenia

thrombopenias

thrombophilia

thrombophilias

thrombophilic

thrombophlebitic

thrombophlebitides

thrombophlebitis

thromboplastic

thromboplastin

thrombopoieses

thrombopoiesis

thrombopoietin

thrombopoietins

thromboprophylaxis

thromboregulation

thrombose

thrombosed

thromboses

thrombosing

thrombosis

thrombospondin

thrombospondins

thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura

thrombotic

thrombotically

thromboxane

thromboxanes

thrombspondin

thrombus

thronal

throne name

throne village

throne villages

throne

throned

throneless

thronelike

throne-room

throne-rooms

thrones

throneship

throneships

throne-speech

throng

thronged

thronging

throngly

throngs

throning

thropple

thropples

throsby

throstle

throstles

throttlable

throttle bodies

throttle

throttleable

throttle-body

throttled data transfer

throttled down

throttled transfer

throttled

throttle-down

throttlehold

throttler

throttlers

throttles down

throttles

throttling down

throttling

throttlings

through and throughs

through bridge

through bridges

through lines

through stones

through the ceiling

through the floor

through the gate

through the mill

through the wrong end of the telescope

through

through-and-through

through-ball

through-balls

through-composed

throughe

throughfall

throughfalls

throughfare

throughflow

throughflows

throughgang

throughgoing

through-hole

through-hole-technologies

through-hole-technology

throughline

through-line

throughlines

throughly

throughness

through-oneself

throughother

throughout

through-out

throughput

throughputs

throughs

through-shine

through-silicon via

through-stitch

through-stone

through-sung

through-the-roof

through-ticketing

through-traffic

through-train

through-trains

through-until

through-variable

through-variables

throughway

throughways

throuple

throve

throw a kiss

throw a monkey wrench into the works

throw a spanner into the works

throw a sprat to catch a mackerel

throw a wrench in the works

throw a wrench in

throw a wrench into the works

throw away

throw BBs

throw by

throw dirt on

throw dust in someone's eyes

throw gas on the fire

throw gasoline on the fire

throw hands

throw in one's lot with

throw in the cards

throw into a cocked hat

throw lathe

throw lathes

throw light on

throw off

throw one's hat over the fence

throw one's hat over the wall

throw one's rattle out of the cot

throw one's rattle out of the pram

throw one's toys out of the cot

throw oneself into

throw out

throw over

throw rugs

throw salt

throw some shapes

throw someone out of bed

throw something in someone's teeth

throw stones in a glass house

throw the bull around

throw the handkerchief

throw things at the wall and see what sticks

throw to the winds

throw up the sponge

throw up

throw

throwable

throwables

throw-a-bone-to

throw-about

throw-a-curve

throw-a-fit

throw-an-eye

throw-a-party

throw-a-sickie

throw-aside

throw-a-spanner-in-the-works

throw-a-tantrum

throwaway domain

throwaway

throwaway-line

throwaways

throw-aways

throw-away-the-key

throw-a-wobbly

throwback

throw-back

throwbacks

throwball

throwboard

throw-board

throw-caution-to-the-wind

throw-chunks

throw-cold-water-on

throw-crook

throw-crooks

throw-dirt

throwdown

throw-down

throw-down-one-s-tools

throwdowns

throw-down-the-gauntlet

throwe

throwed

thrower

throwers

throwest

throweth

throw-for-a-loop

throw-good-money-after-bad

throwie

throwies

throwin

throw-in

throw-in-at-the-deep-end

throwing a kiss

throwing axes

throwing BBs

throwing cold water on

throwing hands

throwing on

throwing over

throwing shade

throwing some shapes

throwing star

throwing stars

throwing sticks

throwing table

throwing tables

throwing to the winds

throwing to the wolves

throwing wheels

throwing

throwing-a-sickie

throwing-away

throwing-ax

throwing-axe

throwing-down

throwing-in-the-bark

throwing-knife

throwing-knives

throwing-out

throwings

throwing-shapes

throwing-signs

throwing-stick

throwing-the-baby-out-with-the-bathwater

throwing-up

throwing-wheel

throw-ins

throw-in-the-bark

throw-in-the-sponge

throw-in-the-towel

throw-in-with

throw-money-around

throw-money-away

thrown a kiss

thrown cold water on

thrown hands

thrown in

thrown on

thrown over

thrown shade

thrown to the winds

thrown to the wolves

thrown

thrown-a-sickie

thrown-away

thrown-down

thrown-out

thrown-the-baby-out-with-the-bathwater

thrown-up

throw-off-balance

throw-offs

throw-off-the-trail

throw-on

throw-one-s-cap-over-the-windmill

throw-oneself-at

throw-one-s-hat-in-the-ring

throw-one-s-hat-into-the-ring

throw-one-s-hat-over-the-windmill

throw-one-s-name-in-the-hat

throw-one-s-toys-out-of-the-pram

throw-one-s-weight-around

throwout

throwouts

throw-outs

throw-out-the-baby-with-the-bathwater

throw-out-the-baby-with-the-bath-water

throw-pillow

throw-pillows

throw-rug

throws a kiss

throws cold water on

throws hands

throws on

throws over

throws shade

throws some shapes

throws to the winds

throws to the wolves

throws

throws-a-sickie

throws-away

throws-down

throw-shade

throw-shapes

throw-signs

throw-smoke

throw-someone-a-bone

throw-someone-a-curve

throws-out

throwster

throwsters

throws-the-baby-out-with-the-bathwater

throws-up

throw-the-baby-out-with-the-bathwater

throw-the-baby-out-with-the-bath-water

throw-the-book-at

throw-together

throw-to-the-dogs

throw-to-the-wind

throw-to-the-wolves

throw-true

throw-under-the-bus

throwup

throw-up-one-s-hands

throw-weight

thru

thrue

thru-hole

thruly

thrum

thrumb

thrumbs

thrum-eyed

thrummed

thrumming

thrummingly

thrummings

thrummy

thrums

thrumwort

thrung

thruout

thruppence

thruppences

thruput

thruputs

thrush

thrushel

thrushels

thrusher

thrushers

thrushes

thrushlike

thrushling

thrushlings

thrush-nightingale

thrush-nightingales

thrust diamond

thrust diamonds

thrust loads

thrust one's nose in

thrust reversers

thrust stage

thrust stages

thrust

thrusted

thruster

thrusters

thrustest

thrusteth

thrust-fault

thrust-faults

thrusting

thrustingly

thrustings

thrustle

thrustles

thrustlike

thrust-load

thruston

thrust-reverser

thrusts

thrutch

thrutched

thrutches

thrutching

thruway

thruways

thryes

thryfallow

thryfallowed

thryfallowing

thryfallows

thryomanes

thryonomyid

thryonomyidae

thryonomyids

thryonomys

thryophilus

thryorchilus

thryothorus

thseus

tht

thtrophone

thu

thuban

thucholite

thucholites

thucholitic

thucydides

thud and blunder

thud

thudded

thudding

thuddingly

thuddings

thuds

Thue-Morse sequence

Thue's theorem

thug life

thug

thugged-out

thuggee

thuggees

thuggeries

thuggery

thugging

thuggish

thuggishly

thuggishness

thuggism

thuggy

thuglike

thugocracies

thugocracy

thugs

thugz

thuja

thujas

thujene

thujin

thujone

thujones

thule

thulean

thulia

thulian

thulium

thuluth

thumb blue

thumb culture

thumb disk

thumb drive

thumb forceps

thumb index

thumb indexes

thumb keyboard

thumb knots

thumb on the scale

thumb on the scales

thumb piano

thumb pianos

thumb ring

thumb rings

thumb stick

thumb wars

thumb wrestle

thumb wrestles

thumb

thumbable

thumb-a-lift

thumb-a-ride

thumbboard

thumbboards

thumb-down

thumbdrive

thumb-drives

thumbed down

thumbed

thumbelina

thumber

thumbers

thumbhole

thumbholes

thumbies

thumbikins

thumbing down

thumbing

thumbings

thumbitis

thumbkin

thumbkins

thumb-knot

thumbless

thumblike

thumbnail

thumbnailed

thumbnailing

thumbnails

thumboard

thumboards

thumb-one-s-nose

thumbpad

thumbpads

thumb-position

thumb-positions

thumbprint

thumbprinting

thumbprints

thumbs on the scale

thumbs on the scales

thumbs

thumbsbreadth

thumbsbreadths

thumbscrew

thumbscrews

thumbs-down

thumbshot

thumbshots

thumbshotted

thumbshotting

thumbsketch

thumb-sketch

thumbsketches

thumb-sketches

thumbstall

thumbstick

thumbsticks

thumbstroke

thumbstrokes

thumbsucker

thumbsuckers

thumbsucking

thumbs-up

thumbtack

thumbtacked

thumbtacking

thumbtacks

thumb-war

thumbwheel

thumbwheels

thumby

thump

thumped

thumper

thumpers

thumping

thumpingly

thumpings

thumpity

thumps

thump-thump

thump-thumps

thumpy

thumri

thun

thunder cross

thunder crosses

thunder egg

thunder fever

thunder god vine

thunder god vines

thunder mug

thunder pots

thunder rod

thunder rods

thunder run

thunder runs

thunder sheet

thunder sheets

thunder sleet

thunder snakes

thunder stick

thunder sticks

thunder tube

thunder tubes

thunder, susan and kevin mitnick case

thunder

thunder-and-lightning

thunderation

thunder-bay

thunderbird

thunderbirds

thunderblast

thunderbolt 2

thunderbolt 3

thunderbolt bridge

thunderbolt display

thunderbolt i/o

thunderbolt

thunderbolt-beetle

thunderbolt-beetles

thunderbolts

thunderboomer

thunderboomers

thunderbox

thunderboxes

thunderburst

thunderbursts

thunderclap

thunderclaps

thundercloud

thunder-cloud

thunderclouds

thunder-clouds

thundercrack

thundercracks

thunderdunk

thunderdunks

thundered

thunderegg

thundereggs

thunderer

thunderers

thunderest

thundereth

thunderflash

thunderflashes

thundergod

thunder-god

thundergods

thunder-gods

thunderhead

thunderheads

thundering herd problem

thundering herd problems

thundering

thunderingly

thunderings

thunderless

thunderlight

thunderlights

thunder-lizard

thunder-lizards

thundermug

thundermugs

thunderous

thunderously

thunderousness

thunder-pot

thunderproof

thunders

thundershock

thundershocks

thundershower

thundershowers

thunder-snake

thundersnow

thundersquall

thundersqualls

thunderstick

thundersticks

thunderstone

thunderstones

thunderstorm asthma

thunderstorm

thunderstorms

thunderstormy

thunderstricken

thunderstrike

thunderstrikes

thunderstriking

thunderstruck

thunder-thighed

thunder-thighs

thunderworm

thunderworms

thundery

thundrous

thunk

thunked

thunking

thunks

thunnid

thunnids

thunnies

thunnus

thunny

thunor

thur

thurber james grover

thurber

thurberian

thurgau

thurgh

thurghfare

thurgovia

thurible

thuribles

thurifer

thuriferous

thurifers

thurification

thurifications

thuringer

thuringia

thuringian forest

thuringian

thuringians

thuringite

thuringites

thuris

thurl

thurled

thurling

thurls

Thurnby and Bushby

thurrock

thurs

thursday island

thursday

thursdays

thurse

thurses

thurst

thurston island

thurston

thurstonian

thurston-s-geometrization-conjecture

thursts

thus

thus-and-so

thus-and-sos

thus-and-such

thus-and-suches

thus-far

thusly

thusness

thussock

thussocks

thuswise

thutmose iii

thuya

thuyas

thwack

thwacked

thwacker

thwackers

thwacking

thwackingly

thwackings

thwacks

thwaite

thwaites

thwaitesii

thwap

thwart

thwartable

thwarted

thwartedness

thwarter

thwarters

thwarting

thwartingly

thwartings

thwartly

thwartness

thwarts

thwartwise

thwite

thwited

thwites

thwiting

thwittle

thwittled

thwittles

thwittling

thwock

thwocked

thwocking

thwocks

thwok

thwomp

thwonk

thwop

thx

thy

thyasirid

thyasirids

thyatirid

thyatirids

thyestean banquet

thyestean

thyestes

thyine

thylacine

thylacines

thylacinid

thylacinidae

thylacinids

thylacinus

thylacinus-cynocephalus

thylacoleonid

thylacoleonids

thylacomyid

thylacomyids

thylacosmilid

thylacosmilids

thylakoid

thylakoidal

thylakoids

thylogale

thymacetin

thymalfasin

thymallinae

thymallus

thymallus-thymallus

thymate

thyme

thymectomies

thymectomy

thymelaeaceae

thymelike

thymene

thymes

thymey

thymi

-thymia

thymic

thymically

thymidine

thymidines

thymidylate

thymidylates

thymidylic-acid

thymine

thymocyte

thymocytes

thymol

thymol-blue

thymoleptic

thymolphthalein

thymols

thymolsulfonephthalein

thymolsulphonephthalein

thymoma

thymopentin

thymopoiesis

thymopoietin

thymopoietins

thymoquinone

thymos

thymosin

thymotic

thymotic-acid

thymotic-acids

thymotrinan

thymus

thymuses

thymy

thyne

thynge

thynges

thynnic

thynnic-acid

thyratron

thyratrons

thyreocorid

thyreocorids

thyreophora

thyreophoran

thyreophorans

thyreophorid

thyreophorids

thyreostatic

thyridid

thyridids

thyristor ram

thyristor

thyristors

thyro-

thyroarytenoid

thyrocalcitonin

thyrocervical

thyrocricotomy

thyrocyte

thyrofissure

thyrofissures

thyroglobulin

thyroglossal

thyroglossal-duct

thyroglossal-ducts

thyrohyal

thyrohyals

thyrohyoid

thyroid cartilages

thyroid hormone

thyroid panel

thyroid panels

thyroid storm

thyroid

thyroidal

thyroidally

thyroid-binding globulin

thyroid-cartilage

thyroideal

thyroidectomies

thyroidectomize

thyroidectomized

thyroidectomizes

thyroidectomizing

thyroidectomy

thyroid-gland

thyroid-glands

thyroiditis

thyroidotomies

thyroidotomy

thyroids

thyroid-stimulating hormone

thyroliberin

thyromental

thyronine

thyronines

thyroparathyroidectomy

thyroperoxidase

thyroperoxidases

thyropharyngeal

thyropharyngei

thyropharyngeus

thyroplasties

thyroplasty

thyropterid

thyropterids

thyrostatic

thyrotomies

thyrotomy

thyrotoxicity

thyrotoxicoses

thyrotoxicosis

thyrotoxicotic

thyrotoxin

thyrotoxins

thyrotrope

thyrotropes

thyrotrophic

thyrotrophin

thyrotropin

thyrotropin-releasing hormone

thyroxin

thyroxine

thyroxines

thyrse

thyrses

thyrsi

thyrsoid

thyrsoidal

thyrsus

thyrza

thysananthus

thysanid

thysanids

thysanone

thysanopter

thysanoptera

thysanopteran

thysanopterans

thysanopterous

thysanopters

thysanoteuthid

thysanoteuthids

thysanuran

thysanurans

thysanurous

thyself

thyselves

thysen

thysi

thz

ti bon ange

ti bon anges

ti

ti-83-pluses

tia juana

tia/eia

tia/eia-232

tia/eia-568

tia/eia-569

tia/eia-606

tia/eia-607

tia

tiabendazole

tiacrilast

tiadenol

tiagabine

tiahuanaco

tia-maria

tiamat

tiamenidine

tiamulin

tian

tiana

tian-anmen

tiananmen-square

tian-anmen-square

tianeptine

tianjin

tianjin-preserved-vegetable

tians

tian-shan

tiapamil

tiapride

tiaprofenic-acid

tiar

tiara

tiaraed

tiaralike

tiaras

tiare

tiarella

tiarellas

tiaris

tiars

tiazesim

tiazofurin

tiazuril

tib/activeenterprise

tib/activematrix

tib/rendezvous

tib

tibbie

tibby

tibco rendezvous

tibenelast

tiber

tiberian

tiberias

tiberius

tibesti

tibet

tibetan buddhism

tibetan spaniel

tibetan terrier

tibetan

tibetan-antelope

tibetan-autonomous-region

tibetan-fox

tibetan-foxes

tibetan-mastiff

tibetan-mastiffs

tibetanness

tibetan-plateau

tibetans

tibetan-script

tibet-autonomous-region

tibeto

tibeto-burman

tibezonium

tibia

tibiae

tibial

tibiale

tibials

tibias

tibia-vara

tibicen

tibicines

tibiiform

tibio

tibiofemoral

tibiofibular

tibiotarsal

tibiotarsi

tibiotarsus

tibolone

tibrie

tibs

tibur

tiburon

tic disorder

tic

ticagrelor

tical

ticals

ticam

ticarcillin disodium

ticarcillin

ticced

ticcer

ticcers

ticcing

tic-douloureux

tice

ticement

ticements

tich

tichel

tichels

tiches

tichodroma

tichodromidae

tichorrhine

ticilimumab

ticino

tick a lock

tick and toy

tick off

tick paralysis

tick past

tick tacks

tick tocks

tick trefoil

tick

tickable

tick-all-the-boxes

tick-and-flick

tick-and-tie

tick-away

tick-bite fiver

tickbite

tick-bite

tick-bites

tick-borne

tick-borne-encephalitis

tickbox

tick-box

tickboxes

tick-boxes

tick-down

ticked a lock

ticked away

ticked

ticked-and-tied

ticked-off

tickee

tickellia

ticker tape parades

ticker tape

ticker tapes

ticker

tickers

ticker-tape-parade

ticket barrier

ticket barriers

ticket booth

ticket collectors

ticket day

ticket days

ticket designators

ticket gate

ticket gates

ticket hall

ticket halls

ticket porter

ticket porters

ticket time limits

ticket to ride

ticket

ticket-collector

ticket-designator

ticketed

ticketer

ticketh

ticketholder

ticket-holder

ticketholders

ticket-holders

ticketing

ticketings

ticket-inspector

ticket-inspectors

ticketless

ticketlessness

ticket-machine

ticket-machines

ticket-office

ticket-offices

ticket-of-leave man

ticket-of-leave

ticket-point-mileage

ticket-point-mileages

ticket-printer

ticket-printers

tickets of leave

tickets to ride

tickets

ticket-stamping-machine

ticket-stamping-machines

ticket-time-limit

ticket-tout

ticket-touts

ticket-vending-machine

ticket-vending-machines

tickety-boo

tickey

tickey-box

tickey-boxes

tickeys

tick-fever

tickies

ticking a lock

ticking away

ticking clock

ticking

ticking-and-tying

ticking-off

ticking-over

tickings

tickle packet

tickle someone's pickle

tickle the dragon's tail

tickle the ivory

tickle

tickled the dragon's tail

tickled

tickled-pink

ticklenburg

ticklenburgs

tickleness

tickle-pink

tickler file

tickler

tickler-coil

ticklers

tickles the dragon's tail

tickles

tickle-someone-s-fancy

tickle-someone-s-funny-bone

ticklest

ticklet

tickleth

tickle-the-ivories

tickling the dragon's tail

tickling

ticklingly

ticklings

ticklish

ticklishly

ticklishness

tickly

tickmark

tick-mark

tickmarks

tick-marks

tick-over

ticks a lock

ticks away

ticks

ticks-and-ties

tickseed

tickseeds

ticks-off

ticktack

tick-tack

ticktacks

tick-tack-toe

tick-tock model

ticktock

tick-tock

ticktocks

ticky

ticky-box

ticky-boxes

ticky-tacky

ticlatone

ticlid

ticlike

ticlopidine

tico

ticolubant

ticonderoga

ticos

ticpolonga

ticpolongas

ticqueur

ticrynafen

tics

tic-tac

tic-tac-toe

tid

tidal basin

tidal bores

tidal diamond

tidal diamonds

tidal flat

tidal lock

tidal locks

tidal mill

tidal pool

tidal power

tidal rivers

tidal stream

tidal streams

tidal train

tidal trains

tidal

tidal-air

tidal-bore

tidal-current

tidal-currents

tidal-energies

tidal-energy

tidal-flats

tidal-force

tidal-forces

tidal-island

tidal-islands

tidalite

tidalites

tidal-locking

tidally

tidally-locked

tidal-river

tidal-volume

tidal-volumes

tidal-wave

tidal-waves

tidbit

tidbits

tiddies

tiddle

tiddled

tiddledy-winks

tiddler

tiddlers

tiddles

tiddley-winks

tiddlies

tiddling

tiddly suit

tiddly

tiddlywink

tiddlywinks

tide chart

tide days

tide dials

tide gauges

tide land

tide mills

tide pool

tide pools

tide surveyor

tide surveyors

tide tables

tide waiters

tide wave

tide waves

tide wheels

tide

tided over

tided

tide-day

tide-dial

tidefall

tidefalls

tide-gate

tide-gates

tide-gauge

tideland

tidelands

tideless

tidelessness

tidelike

tideline

tide-lock

tide-locks

tidemark

tidemarks

tide-mill

ti-de-nadal

tideover

tide-over

tidepool

tidepools

tide-rip

tide-rips

tide-rode

tides over

tides

tidesman

tidesmen

tide-table

tidewaiter

tide-waiter

tidewaiters

tidewater

tidewaters

tideway

tideways

tide-wheel

tidewrack

tidge

tidges

tidgy

tidiacic

tidied

tidier

tidiers

tidies

tidife

tidifes

tidily

tidiness

tiding over

tiding

tidings

tidivate

tidivated

tidivates

tidivating

tidley-winks

tidology

tids

tidwell

tidy

tidying

tidyings

tidytips

tidy-up

tidy-whities

tie beam

tie breaks

tie bush

tie bushes

tie clasp

tie down strap

tie down

tie hand and foot

tie line

tie off

tie oneself in knots

tie oneself to the mast

tie periwig

tie pin

tie pins

tie plate

tie trunk

tie wire

tie wires

tie wraps

tie

tieback

tie-back

tiebacks

tieback-wall

tiebar

tiebars

tiebeam

tiebeams

tie-beams

tiebreak

tie-break

tiebreaker

tiebreakers

tiebreaking

tiebreaks

tie-clip

tie-clips

tied in

tied island

tied islands

tied oils

tied oneself to the mast

tied out

tied visa

tied visas

tied

tied-back

tied-down

tied-house

tied-houses

tied-oil

tied-one-on

tiedown

tied-up

tie-dye

tie-dyed

tie-dyeing

tie-dyes

tie-dying

tie-in sale

tie-in

tieing

tie-ins

tiele

tieless

tiemaker

tiemakers

tiemannite

tiemonium

tien shan

tienilic-acid

tienocarbine

tienopramine

tienshanite

tientsin

tie-one-on

tie-out

tie-over

tiepin

tiepins

tie-plates

tiepolo giovanni battista

tiepolo

tier 0 storage

Tier 1 access

tier 1 application

tier 1 database

tier 1 isp

tier 1 network

tier 1

tier 2 network

tier 3 network

tier table

tier

tier-1 internet backbone

tierce

tierced

tierce-de-picardie

tiercel

tiercelet

tiercelets

tiercels

tierceron

tierces de Picardie

tierces

tiercet

tiercets

tiered storage

tiered

tiering

tie-rod

tie-rods

tierra-del-fuego

tiers

ties down

ties in

ties oneself to the mast

ties out

ties up

ties

tie-someone-s-hands

ties-one-on

tie-tack

tie-tacks

tiete

tie-the-knot

tiettaite

Tietze syndrome

tietze's syndrome

tie-up

tie-up-loose-ends

tiewig

tiewigs

tie-wrap

tif file

tif

tifemoxone

tiff file

tiff/ep

tiff

tiffanies

Tiffany blue

tiffany glass

Tiffany glasses

tiffany louis comfort

tiffany

tiffed

tiff-f

tiffin

tiffing

tiffins

tiffish

tiffs

tifinagh

tiflis

tiflorex

tifluadom

tiflucarbine

tifo

tift

tifts

tifurac

-tig

tiga

tigatuzumab

tigecycline

tigella

tigellae

tigelle

tigelles

tigemonam

tiger balm

tiger balms

tiger barb

tiger cage

tiger cages

tiger cat

tiger chair

tiger chairs

tiger country

tiger flower

tiger flowers

tiger grass

tiger grasses

tiger in one's tank

tiger mosquito

tiger mosquitos

tiger nuts

tiger of a different stripe

tiger paw

tiger paws

tiger pit

tiger pits

tiger salamanders

tiger shrimp

tiger snakes

tiger swallowtail

tiger swallowtails

tiger tail

tiger teams or sneakers

tiger tiger

tiger wolf

tiger wolves

tiger wood

tiger

tiger-beetle

tiger-beetles

tiger-bench

tiger-bread

tiger-cats

tiger-cub

tiger-cubs

tigerdom

tiger-economies

tiger-economy

tiger-eye

tigerfish

tiger-foot

tigerhood

tigerine

tigerish

tigerishly

tigerishness

tiger-kidnap

tiger-kidnapped

tiger-kidnapping

tiger-kidnaps

tigerless

tigerlike

tiger-lilies

tiger-lily

tigerman

tiger-mom

tiger-moms

tiger-moth

tiger-mother

tiger-mothers

tiger-moths

tiger-mum

tiger-mums

tiger-nut

tiger-prawn

tiger-prawns

tiger's claw

tiger's claws

tiger's eyes

tiger's milk

tigers

tiger-salamander

tiger-s-eye

tiger-s-foot

tiger-shark

tiger-sharks

tiger-snake

tigerstripe

tigerstripes

tiger-team

tiger-teams

tigerwood

tigery

tigger

tiggers

tiggy

tigh

tighina

tighs

tight as a drum

tight as a gnat's chuff

tight buffered cable

tight code

tight coupling

tight credit

tight oil

tight pants syndrome

tight ropes

tight scratch

tight scratches

tight spots

tight

tight-as-a-duck-s-arse

tight-as-a-duck-s-ass

tight-as-a-tick

tight-ass

tight-assed

tightasses

tight-building-syndrome

tighten up

tighten

tight-end

tight-ends

tightened up

tightened

tightener

tighteners

tightenest

tighteneth

tightening up

tightening

tightening-gel

tighteningly

tightenings

tighten-one-s-belt

tightens up

tightens

tighten-the-purse-strings

tighter than wallpaper

tighter

tighters

tightfisted

tight-fisted

tightfistedness

tightfitting

tight-fitting

tight-five

tight-fives

tighthead

tight-head

tightheads

tightie-whities

tightish

tight-junction

tight-junctions

tightknit

tight-knit

tightlaced

tightlacer

tightlacers

tightlacing

tightley

tightlipped

tight-lipped

tightlippedness

tight-lippedness

tight-lips

tight-loop

tight-loops

tightly coupled

tightly

tight-money

tightness

tightnesses

tightrope walking

tightrope

tight-rope

tightropes

tightrope-walker

tightrope-walkers

tights

tight-ship

tight-ships

tight-spot

tightwad

tightwads

tight-whites

tightwire

tightwires

tighty-whities

tiglath-pileser iii

tiglic-acid

tiglon

tiglons

tignish

tignon

tignons

tigogenin

tigon

tigons

tigre

tigres

tigress

tigresses

tigria

tigrigna

tigrillo

tigrillos

tigrine

tigrinia

tigrinian

tigrinya

tigrinyan

tigriornis

tigriornis-leucolopha

tigris

tigrish

tigrisoma

tigrisoma-fasciatum

tigrisoma-lineatum

tigrisoma-mexicanum

tijani

Tijuana bible

tijuana

tijuanan

tijuanans

tijuca

tik

tikal

tike

tikes

tikhonenkovite

tiki tour

tiki

tiki-bar

tikis

tiki-taka

tiki-torch

tikka masalas

tikka

tikka-masala

tikkas

tikkun-leil-shavuot

tikoloshe

tikoloshes

tikopian

tikopians

tikrit

tiktaalik

tiktaalik-roseae

til seed

til seeds

'til the cows come home

til

tilade

tilak

tilaka

tilaks

tilapia

tilapias

tilasite

tilawa

tilbroquinol

tilburg

tilburies

tilbury

tilda

tilde

til-death-do-us-part

tilden samuel jones

tilden william tatem, jr.

tilden

tildes

tile based

tile mode

tile reds

tile saws

tile

tile64

tileability

tileable

tile-based interface

tilebased

tileboard

tileboards

tiled interface

tiled mode

tiled

tilefish

tilefishes

tile-gx

tileless

tilelike

tilemaker

tilemakers

tilemaking

tile-ore

tiler

tilera

tile-red

tileries

tilers

tilery

tiles

tile-saw

tileset

tilesets

tilestone

tilestones

tiletamine

tile-tracking

tilework

tileworld

tilia

tiliaceous

tilidate

tilidine

tiling

tilings

tiliqua

tiliquinol

tilisolol

till all hours

till date

till death us do part

till point

till the cow come home

till

tillable

tillage radish

tillage radishes

tillage

tillages

tillamook bay

tillamook

tillamooks

tillandsia

tillandsias

till-death-do-us-part

tilled

tiller extensions

tiller truck

tiller

tillered

tiller-extension

tillering

tillerless

tillerman

tillermen

tillers

tillet

tilleth

tilletia

tillets

tilleul

tilleyite

tilley-lamp

tilley-lamps

tillich paul johannes

tillich

tillie

tillies

tilling

tillite

tillites

tillman

tillmen

tillodont

tillodonts

tillotsonian

tillow

tillowed

tillowing

tills

till-tapper

till-the-cows-come-home

tilly

tilly-fally

tilly-vally

tilmacoxib

tilmatura

tilmicosin

tilmus

tilomisole

tilorone

tilozepine

tilsit (cheese)

tilsuprost

tilt fan

tilt fans

tilt rails

tilt table test

tilt

tiltability

tiltable

tilt-at-windmills

tilt-barrier

tilt-barriers

tilted

tilter

tilters

tiltest

tilteth

tilth

tilt-hammer

tilt-hammers

tilths

tilting at windmills

tilting

tiltings

tiltmeter

Tilton on the Hill

tiltorama

tiltoramas

tilt-rail

tiltrotor

tilt-rotor

tilts

tilt-shift

tilt-table

tilt-top

tilty

tiltyard

tilt-yard

tiltyards

tilt-yards

tiludronic-acid

tim

timalia

timaliid

timaliidae

timaliids

timaline

timar

timars

timba

timbal

timbale

timbalero

timbaleros

timbales

timbals

timber camps

timber circle

timber circles

timber drawer

timber drawers

timber lines

timber rattlesnake

timber right

timber

timber-camp

timberdoodle

timbered

timber-framing

timberhead

timberheads

timber-hitch

timber-hitches

timbering

timberings

timberland

timberlands

timberless

timberlike

timberline

timber-line

timberlines

timberling

timberlings

timberman

timbermen

timber-rafting

timbers

timberwolf

timber-wolf

timberwolves

timber-wolves

timberwork

timberworks

timberyard

timber-yard

timberyards

timber-yards

timbit

timbits

timbral

timbre

timbrel

timbreless

timbrelist

timbrelists

timbrelled

timbrels

timbres

timbric

timbrical

timbromania

timbuctoo

timbuktoo

timbuktu

timburine

timburines

time alone will tell

time and motion studies

time and tide tarry for no man

time and tide

time attacks

time averages

time bandit

time bandits

time bank

time banking

time banks

time bargain

time bargains

time base generator

time bomb

time burglar

time burglars

time capsule

time clock

time code

time compression

time crystal

time crystals

time deposit

time deposits

time detector

time detectors

time differences

time dilatations

time dilations

time discount

time diversity

time division duplex

time division multiple access

time division multiplexer

time division-synchronous code division multiple access

time draft

time eater

time eaters

time exposures

time flies when you're having fun

time freight

time freights

time heals all wounds

time horizons

time intervals

time is money

time is of the essence

time jump

time jumped

time jumping

time jumps

time keep

time keeps

time kept

time limits

time loans

time loop

time loops

time machine

time on

time pencil

time pencils

time period

time porn

time series analysis

time server

time share

time sharing option

time shifting

time slice

time slot

time stamp

time standards

time streams

time stretch analog-to-digital converters

time studies

time synchronization

time tests

time the deed to the need

time theft

time thief

time thieves

time thrust

time thrusts

time to live

time trialists

time tunnels

time twin

time twins

time value of money

time value

time violation

time/date

time

timeable

time-added-on

time-after-time

time-and-again

time-and-a-half

time-and-material

time-and-materials

time-and-motion-study

time-and-time-again

time-assignment speech interpolation

time-attack

time-average

time-ball

time-balls

timebase

timebases

time-before-time

time-being

time-bill

time-bills

timebomb

timebombs

time-bombs

timebook

time-book

timebooks

timebound

timebox

time-box

timeboxed

timeboxes

time-boxes

timeboxing

time-capsules

timecard

timecards

timeclock

timeclocks

time-clocks

timecode

timecoded

timecodes

time-codes

timecoding

time-complexities

time-complexity

time-constant

time-constants

time-consuming

timecourse

timecourses

timed exclusive

timed exclusives

timed out

timed texts

timed

time-delay

time-delays

time-dependent password

time-dependent

time-difference

time-dilatation

time-dilation

time-division multiplexing

time-domain

time-domains

timed-release

timed-text

time-enough

time-exposure

timeframe

time-frame

timeframes

time-frames

timeful

timefulness

time-honored

time-honoured

time-horizon

time-immemorial

time-independent Schrödinger equation

time-independent

time-interval

time-invariant

timekeeper

time-keeper

timekeepers

time-keepers

timekeeping

time-keeping

timekiller

time-killer

timekillers

time-killers

time-lapse

timeless

timelesslie

timelessly

timelessness

timelike

time-like

timelikeness

timelily

timelimit

time-limit

timeline therapy

timeline

time-line

timelined

timelines

time-lines

timeliness

timeling

timelings

timelining

timeliopsis

time-loan

timelock

time-lock

timelocks

time-locks

timelord

timelords

timelotem

timely

time-machines

time-management

timenoguy

timenoguys

time-note

time-notes

timentin

time-of-arrival

time-of-asking

time-of-day clock

time-of-day server

time-of-day

time-of-departure

time-off

time-of-flight mass spectroscopy

time-of-flight

time-of-flight-mass-spectrometry

time-of-pitch

time-of-the-month

time-of-year

timeous

timeously

timeout

time-out

time-out-of-mind

timeouts

time-outs

timepass

timepidium-bromide

timepiece

timepieces

timepleaser

time-pleaser

timepleasers

time-pleasers

timepoint

timepoints

time-poor

time-preference

time-preferences

timeproof

timer interrupt

timer

time-recorder

time-recorders

time-release

time-reversal

time-reversals

timers

times immemorial

times of day

times of departure

times of the month

times of year

times signs

times tables

times to market

times

time-s-arrow

timesaver

time-saver

timesavers

time-savers

timesaving

time-saving

timescale

time-scale

timescales

time-scales

timescape

timescapes

timese

timesed

time-series

time-served

timeserver

timeservers

timeserving

time-serving

timeses

timeshare

timeshares

timesharing

time-sharing

timesheet

time-sheet

timesheeting

timesheets

time-sheets

timeshift

timeshifting

timeshifts

time-signal

time-signals

time-signature

time-signatures

timesing

time-sink

time-sinks

timesis

timeslice

timeslices

time-slices

time-slicing

timeslip

timeslips

timeslot

timeslots

time-slots

times-out

times-out-of-mind

time-space compression

time-space

time-space-convergence

timespan

timespans

time-spread

times-sign

times-square

times-table

timestamp

timestamped

time-stamped

timestamping

time-stamping

timestamps

time-stamps

time-standard

timestep

timesteps

timestream

time-stream

timestreams

time-stretch

time-stretch-analog-to-digital-converter

time-stretched

time-stretches

time-stretching

time-study

timesuck

time-suck

timesucks

time-sucks

time-s-up

timetable

time-table

timetabled

timetables

time-tables

timetabling

time-test

time-tested

time-to-kill

time-to-market

time-to-time

time-travel

time-traveler

time-travelers

time-traveller

time-travellers

time-trial

time-trialist

time-trials

time-tunnel

timewarp

time-warp

timewarps

time-warps

time-was

timewaster

time-waster

timewasters

time-wasters

timewasting

timewave

timewaves

timeweighted

time-weighted

time-will-tell

timewise

timework

time-work

timeworn

time-worn

time-you-got-a-watch

timezone

time-zone

timezones

time-zones

timgad

timid as a mouse

timid as a rabbit

timid

timidities

timidity

timidly

timidness

timidous

timing chain

timing chains

timing clock

timing is everything

timing signals

timing

timing-belt

timing-belts

timing-out

timings

timiperone

timiskaming

timisoara

timist

timists

timmer

timmers

timmins

timmo

timmy

timmy-s

timnodonic

timnodonic-acid

timocracies

timocracy

timocrat

timocratic

timocrats

timolol

timon

timonean

timoneer

timoneers

timonian

timonians

timonise

timonised

timonises

timonising

timonism

timonisms

timonist

timonists

timonization

timonizations

timonize

timonized

timonizes

timonizing

timopheevii

timophilia

timoprazole

timor timur

timor

timorese

timor-leste

timorous schizotypal

timorous

timorously

timorousness

timor-sea

timorsome

timoshenko

timotheus

timothies

timothy

timothy-syndrome

timourous

timourously

timourousness

timous

timpani

timpanis

timpanist

timpanists

timpano

timpanogos mount

timpanum

timple

timples

timps

timtowtdi

timucua

timur

tim-whiskey

tim-whiskeys

tim-whiskies

tin baths

tin can telephone

tin ears

tin fish

tin frame

tin frames

tin gods

tin hat

tin hats

tin knockers

tin liquor

tin Lizzies

tin parachute

tin roof pie

tin roof sundae

tin roof sundaes

tin tabernacles

tin whisker

tin whiskers

tin(II) chloride

tin

tina

tinabinol

tinaja

tinajas

tinaksite

tinamid

tinamidae

tinamids

tinamiformes

tinamotis

tinamotis-ingoufi

tinamotis-pentlandii

tinamou

tinamous

tinamus

tinamus-guttatus

tinamus-major

tinamus-osgoodi

tinamus-solitarius

tinamus-tao

tin-anniversaries

tin-anniversary

tinazoline

tin-bath

tin-b-cailnge

tinbergen

tinc

tincal

tincalconite

tin-can

tin-cans

tinchel

tinchels

tinclad

tinclads

tin-cries

tin-cry

tinct

tinctorial

tinctumutation

tinctura

tincturation

tincture of steel

tincture

tinctured

tinctures

tincturing

tincy

tind

tindal

tindale

tindall

tindals

tindarid

tindarids

tindariid

tindariids

tinder

tinderbox

tinder-box

tinderboxes

tinder-boxes

tindered

tindering

tindery

tin-dog

tin-dogs

tindora

tindoras

tine

tinea barbae

tinea capitis

tinea corporis

tinea cruris

tinea unguium

tinea versicolor

tinea versicolour

tinea

tinea-pedis

tin-ear

tined

tineid

tineidae

tineids

tineina

Tinel's sign

tineman

tinemen

tineodid

tineodids

tineoidea

tines

tinet

tinfoil

tin-foil

tinfoiler

tinfoilers

tinfoil-hat

tin-foil-hat

tinfoil-hats

tin-foil-hats

tinfoil-hattery

tinful

tinfuls

ting

ting-a-ling

tinge

tinged

tingeing

tingent

tinger

tingers

tinges

tingest

tingeth

tingibility

tingible

tingid

tingids

tinging

tingle

tingled

tingler

tinglers

tingles

tingliness

tingling

tinglingly

tinglings

tinglish

tingly

tin-god

tings

tinhorn

tinhorns

tinian

tinib

tinidazole

tinies

tiniest

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Tissot tank

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Titan crane

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Titanorak

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tk

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tlx

t-lymphocytes

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tn3270

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tni

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tnln

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tno

t-norm fuzzy logic

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tnos

tnpk.

tnr

TNT equivalent

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tnx

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t-o

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toadstones

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toarcian

to-arms

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tob

tobacco beetle

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tobacco budworm

tobacco heart

tobacco hornworm

tobacco mosaic virus

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tobacco-mosaic

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tobamovirus

tobamoviruses

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tobermorite

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Tobias nights

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tobol

to-boot

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tobuterol

Toby jug

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tocilizumab

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tocolysis

tocolytic

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to-come

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tocophersolan

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tocopheryls

tocophobia

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tocos

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tocotrienol

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tocqueville alexis charles henri clerel de

Tocqueville effect

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tod and lambs

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todash

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todaye

today-is-a-good-day-to-die

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toddy stick

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to-death

toder

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to-die-for

todies

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todirostrum

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todorokites

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toefl

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Toeplitz matrix

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Toffoli gate

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tofus

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toga parties

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togarashi

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togas

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togaviral

togaviruses

toge

togeather

toged

togemans

toges

together technologies

together with

together

togetherdom

togetherful

togetherhood

togetherish

togetherj

togetherlike

togetherly

togetherness

togethernesses

togethership

togey

togeys

togged

toggery

togging

togglability

togglable

toggle bolts

toggle irons

toggle switch

toggle switches

toggle

toggleable

toggle-bolt

toggled

toggle-iron

toggle-joint

toggle-joints

toggles

toggling

to-ghost-someone

toght

togliatti

togo heihachiro

togo shigenori

togo

to-go

togoland

togolander

togolanders

togolese

togolese-republic

togrind

togrogs

togue

toh

to-hand

to-heap

to-heel

to-hell-in-a-handbasket

to-hell-with

toheroa

toheroas

tohew

tohubohu

tohu-bohu

tohubohus

toil

toil-and-moil

toile de jouy

toile

toiled

toiler

toilers

toiles

toilest

toilet bag

toilet block

toilet blocks

toilet claw

toilet claws

toilet cloth

toilet cloths

toilet cover

toilet covers

toilet glass

toilet glasses

toilet jacks

toilet service

toilet services

toilet set

toilet sets

toilet slipper

toilet slippers

toilet teaching

toilet tissues

toilet trainings

toilet vinegar

toilet vinegars

toilet

toilet-babies

toilet-baby

toilet-book

toilet-books

toilet-bowl

toilet-bowls

toilet-brush

toilet-brushes

toileted

toileth

toilet-humour

toileting

toilet-jack

toiletless

toilet-paper

toilet-papered

toilet-papering

toilet-papers

toiletries

toilet-roll

toilet-rolls

toilet-room

toilet-rooms

toiletry

toilets

toilet-seat

toilet-seats

toilet-table

toilet-tables

toilette

toilettes

toilet-tissue

toilet-training

toilet-tube

toilet-tubes

toilet-water

toilet-waters

toilful

toilinette

toilinettes

toiling

toilingly

toilings

toilless

toils

toilsome

toilsomely

toilsomeness

toilworn

to-infinitive

to-infinitives

to-ing and fro-ing

toing-and-froing

toisanese

toise

toises

tojo hideki

tojo

tok

tokaji

tokajis

tokamak

tokamaks

tokara islands

tokay

tokay-gecko

tokay-geckoes

tokay-geckos

tokays

toke

toked

tokei-gakari

tokelau

tokelauan

tokelauans

token bus network

token bus

token economies

token passing

token payment

token ring adapter

token ring connector

token ring network

token ring

token

token-economy

tokened

tokening

tokenisation

tokenisations

tokenise

tokenised

tokeniser

tokenisers

tokenises

tokenising

tokenism

tokenisms

tokenist

tokenistic

tokenization

tokenizations

tokenize

tokenized

tokenizer

tokenizers

tokenizes

tokenizing

tokenless block

tokenless

tokenlike

token-pasting operator

token-rings

tokens

tokentalk

toker

tokers

tokes

toke-tube

toke-tubes

toke-up

tokharian

tokharians

tokhes

tokin

toking

tokins

tokio

toki-pona

tokkoite

tokkurinage

toklas alice b(abette)

tokodaii

tokoeka

tokoekas

tokogenetic

tokoloshe

tokonoma

tokonomas

tokophobia

tokoyama

tok-pisin

toktokkie

toktokkies

toku-dawara

tokugawa

tokusatsu

tokushima

tokyo commodity exchange

tokyo stock exchange inc.

tokyo topix index

tokyo

tokyoite

tokyoites

tola

tolah

tolahs

tolai

tolais

tolan

tolane

tolar

tolars

tolas

tolash

tolazamide

tolazoline

tolazolines

tolbachite

tolbooth

tolbooths

tolbot

tolboxane

tolbutamide test

tolbutamide

tolcapone

tolciclate

told off

told on

told someone where to shove it

told

toldja

tole

toled

Toledo steel

toledo

toledos

tolerability

tolerable

tolerableness

tolerablish

tolerably

tolerance

toleranced

tolerances

tolerancing

tolerant

tolerantly

tolerate

tolerated

tolerates

toleratest

tolerateth

tolerating

toleration

tolerations

tolerator

tolerization

tolerize

tolerizeable

tolerized

tolerizing

tolerogen

tolerogenesis

tolerogenic

tolerogens

toles

tolevamer

toleware

tolfenamic-acid

tolgabide

tolia

tolidine

tolima

tolimidone

tolindate

tolkein

tolkien j(ohn) r(onald) r(euel)

tolkien

tolkienesque

tolkienian

tolkienist

tolkienists

tolkienite

tolkienites

tolkienologist

tolkienologists

tolkusha

toll barriers

toll booths

toll bridges

toll call

toll castle

toll castles

toll collection

toll free service

toll gene

toll genes

toll house cookie

Toll House cookies

toll office

toll quality audio

toll quality

toll restriction

toll switch

toll/tandem office

toll/tandem switch

toll

tollable

tollage

tollages

tollbar

toll-bar

toll-barrier

tollbars

tollbooth

toll-booth

tollbooths

toll-bridge

toll-calls

toll-collector

tolled

Tollens' reagent

toller

tollers

tollest

tolleth

tollfree

toll-free

tollgate

tollgates

tollhouse cookie

tollhouse cookies

tollhouse

tollhouses

tollie

tollies

tolling

tolling-agreement

tolling-agreements

tollingly

tollings

tollkeeper

tollkeepers

toll-like receptor

toll-like receptors

toll-line

toll-lines

tollman

tollmen

tolloid

toll-plaza

toll-plazas

tollroad

toll-road

tollroads

toll-roads

tolls

tollway

tollways

tollywood

tolmen

tolmens

tolmetin

tolmomyias

tolnaftate

tolnidamine

toloache

tolomako

tolonidine

tolonium-chloride

tolovkite

toloxatone

tolpane

tolperisone

tolpiprazole

tolpropamide

tolpropamine

tolpyrramide

tolrestat

tolsester

tolsey

tolseys

tolstoy leo

tolstoy

tolstoyan

tolt

toltec

toltecs

tolterodine

toltrazuril

tolu tree

tolu

toluamide

toluamides

toluate

toluates

toluca

toluene

toluenesulfonate

toluenesulfonates

toluenesulfonic-acid

toluenesulfonic-acids

toluenesulfonyl

toluenyl

tolufazepam

tolug

toluic acids

toluic

toluic-acid

toluid

toluide

toluidide

toluidin

toluidine blue

toluidine

toluidines

toluol

toluole

toluoles

toluols

toluric-acid

toluric-acids

tolutation

toluyl

toluylene

toluyls

tolvaptan

tolycaine

tolyl

tolylene

tolyls

tolypeutine

tolypeutines

Tom and Jerries

Tom and Jerryism

tom kha gai

tom kha kai

tom kha

tom

toma

tomacco

tomahawk chop

tomahawk marks

tomahawk steak

tomahawk

tomahawked

tomahawking

tomahawk-mark

tomahawks

tomalin

tomalley

tomalleys

toman

tom-and-jerry

tomans

tomatillo

tomatillos

tomatinase

tomatinases

tomatine

tomatines

tomato cans

tomato concentrates

tomato frog

tomato frogs

tomato gall

tomato galls

tomato hornworm

tomato knife

tomato knives

tomato moth

tomato moths

tomato pie

tomato pies

tomato purée

tomato purées

tomato sauces

tomato water

tomato worm

tomato worms

tomato

tomato-can

tomato-concentrate

tomatoed

tomatoes

tomatoey

tomatoing

tomato-juice

tomato-juices

tomatoless

tomatolike

tomato-paste

tomato-pastes

tomato-pure

tomato-pures

tomatos

tomato-sauce

tomato-tomato

tomb

tombac

tombak

tombaks

tombaugh clyde william

tombaugh

tomb-bat

tomb-bats

tombe

tombed

tombigbee river

tombigbee

tombing

tombless

tomblike

tomblin

tombling

tombola

tombolas

tombolo

tombolos

tombouctou

tomboy

tom-boy

tomboyish

tomboyishly

tomboyishness

tomboyism

tomboylike

tomboys

tom-boys

tombs

tombstone

tombstoned

tombstone-engineering

tombstoner

tombstoners

tombstones

tombstoning

tomb-sweeping-day

tomb-sweeping-festival

tombusviral

tombusvirus

tombusviruses

tomcat

tom-cat

tomcats

tom-cats

tomcatted

tomcatting

tomcod

tomcods

tom-collins

tom-collinses

tome

tomelet

tomelets

tomelukast

tomenta

tomentose

tomentous

tomentum

tomes

to-meward

tomfool

tomfooleries

tomfoolery

tomfools

tomgirl

tomgirls

tomia

-tomic

tomichite

tomium

tomjohn

tomjohns

tom-jones

tom-joneses

tomkat

tomkies

tomkin

tomkins

tomkinson

tomkiss

tomkys

tomlin

tomling

tomlins

tomlinson

tommed

tommies

tomming

tommis

tommo

tommy gun

tommy ruff

tommy

tommy-atkins

tommy-bar

tommy-cooker

tommy-guns

tommy-john-surgery

tommyknocker

tommyknockers

tommy-logge

tommy-logges

tommyrot

tommy-rot

tomnoddies

tomnoddy

tomo

tomodensitometry

tomoe

tomogram

tomograms

tomograph

tomographer

tomographers

tomographic

tomographical

tomographically

tomographs

tomography

tomopenem

tomorn

tomorrow is another day

tomorrow never comes

tomorrow

to-morrow

tomorrowless

tomorrow-night

tomorrow-nights

tomorrows

to-morrows

tomosynthesis

tomosynthetic

tomoxiprole

tomoz

tompion

tompions

tompkin

tompkins

tompkinson

tompot-blennies

tompot-blenny

tompsett

tompson

tomrig

tomrigs

toms

tom-sawyer

tomset

tomsets

tomsett

tomsk

tomson

tom-swiftie

tom-swifties

tom-swifty

tom-thumb

tom-thumb-golf

tomtit

tom-tit

tomtits

tom-tom drum

tom-tom

tomtoms

tom-toms

-tomy

tom-yam

tom-yams

to-my-knowledge

tom-yum

ton mileage

ton mileages

ton

tona

tonal

tonal-center

tonalism

tonalist

tonalists

tonalite

tonalites

tonalities

tonality

tonally

toname

to-name

tonames

to-names

tonation

tonations

tonazocine

Tonbridge and Malling

tonca-bean

tonca-beans

tondo

tondos

tone (theobald) wolfe

tone cluster

tone color

tone control

tone down

tone language

tone meeting

tone meetings

tone policing

tone row

tone scales

tone terracing

tone

tonearm

tone-arm

tonearms

tone-arms

tone-bearing unit

toned

tone-deaf

tone-dialing

tone-dialling

toned-paper

tonegawa susumu

toneless

tonelessly

tonelessness

tonelike

toneloc

tone-mark

tone-marks

toneme

tonemes

tonemic

tone-number

tone-numbers

tone-of-voice

tonepad

tone-poem

tone-poems

toner

toners

tones of voice

tones

tone-sandhi

tone-scale

tonetic

tonetically

tonetics

tone-up

tonewheel

tonewheels

tonewood

tonewoods

toney

tonfa

tong

tonga bean

tonga beans

tonga

Tongan time

tongan

tongans

tongas

tongbaite

tonged

tonging

tongkang

tongkangs

tongs

tonguage

tongue and grooves

tongue bath

tongue baths

tongue bone

tongue bones

tongue maps

tongue punch

tongue river

tongue sandwich

tongue sandwiches

tongue sarnie

tongue sarnies

tongue sole

tongue soles

tongue stone

tongue stones

tongue thrust

tongue thrusts

tongue toast

tongue troopers

tongue worm

tongue worms

tongue

tongue-and-groove joint

tongue-and-groove

tongue-boring

tongue-clacker

tongue-clackers

tongue-clacking

tongued

tongue-depressor

tongue-depressors

tonguedness

tonguefish

tonguefishes

tongue-in-cheek

tongue-in-chic

tongue-kiss

tongue-kisses

tongue-lash

tongue-lashing

tongue-lashings

tongueless

tongueless-frog

tongueless-frogs

tonguelessly

tonguelet

tonguelets

tonguelike

tongue-lolling bit

tonguely

tongue-map

tonguepad

tongue-pad

tonguepads

tongue-pads

tongue-ring

tongue-rings

tongues and grooves

tongues speaker

tongues speakers

tongues

tongue-shell

tongue-shells

tonguester

tonguesters

tongue-tie

tongue-tied

tongue-twister

tongue-twisters

tongueworm

tongueworms

tonguey

tonguing

tonguings

tonguy

toni

tonia

tonian

tonic accent

tonic and gin

tonic immobility

tonic sol-fa

tonic tensor tympani syndrome

tonic

tonical

tonically

tonic-clonic seizure

tonic-clonic

tonicities

tonicity

tonicization

tonicizations

tonicize

tonicized

tonicizes

tonicizing

tonick

tonicks

tonics

tonic-water

tonic-waters

tonies

tonight

to-night

tonights

toning table

toning tables

toning

tonings

tonish

tonite

tonitruate

tonitruated

tonitruates

tonitruating

tonk

tonka-bean

tonka-beans

tonkatsu sauce

tonkatsu

tonkin

tonkinese

tonks

tonle sap

tonlet

tonlets

ton-mile

ton-miles

tonnage

tonnages

tonne

tonneau

tonneau-cover

tonneaus

tonneaux

tonner

tonners

tonnes

tonnid

tonnids

tonnish

tono

tonofibril

tonofibrils

tonofilament

tonofilaments

ton-of-refrigeration

tonogenesis

tonometer

tonometers

tonometric

tonometry

tonophant

tonoplast

tonoplasts

tonos

tonotopic

tonotopically

tonous

tonqua-bean

tonqua-beans

tonquin-bean

tonquin-beans

tonra

tons of refrigeration

tons

tonsil

tonsilar

tonsile

tonsil-hockey

tonsilitis

tonsilitises

tonsillar

tonsillectomies

tonsillectomy

tonsillitic

tonsillitides

tonsillitis

tonsillo-

tonsillolith

tonsilloliths

tonsillotome

tonsillotomes

tonsillotomies

tonsillotomy

tonsilotome

tonsilotomes

tonsilotomies

tonsilotomy

tonsils

tonsil-tennis

tonsor

tonsorial

tonsorially

tonsure

tonsured

tonsures

tonsuring

tontine

tontines

tonto

tontons

ton-up boy

ton-up boys

ton-up

tonus

tonuses

tony

tonya

tony-cronies

tony-crony

tony-lumpkin

tonys

tony-the-tiger

too big for one's breeches

too close for comfort

too close to call

too cool for school

too good for this world

too good to last

too hard basket

too hard baskets

too long; didn't read

too many balls in the air

too many

too much bed makes a dull head

too

too-bad

too-bad-so-sad

too-big-for-one-s-boots

too-big-for-one-s-britches

too-big-to-fail

too-clever-by-half

toodeloo

toodle-oo

toodle-pip

toodles

tooele

tooeleite

too-good-to-be-true

too-hot-to-hold

took a bath

took a dive

took a flutter

took a joke

took a leaf out of someone's book

took a page out of someone's book

took a page out of someone's playbook

took a pew

took a picture

took a seat

took a wrong turn at Albuquerque

took aback

took after

took aloft

took away from

took away

took care of

took cover

took down

took flight

took for

took into account

took into consideration

took it on the arches

took it to the next level

took it upon oneself

took liberties

took no prisoners

took notes

took off

took offense

took one's medicine

took one's own life

took one's seat

took over

took part

took shape

took sides

took someone to the grave

took the bait

took the count

took the edge off

took the gilt off the gingerbread

took the initiative

took the l

took the liberty

took the piss

took the plunge

took the studs

took the time

took the wrong turn at Albuquerque

took to the streets

took turns

took umbrage

took up the mantle

took up the slack

took upon oneself

took water

took

took-a-break

took-action

took-a-flyer

took-a-hike

took-a-hint

took-back

took-care

took-charge

took-command

took-control

tooke

tookean

tookest

tooketh

took-exception

took-hold

tookie

tookies

took-it-up-the-ass

took-leave

took-on

took-out

took-out-the-trash

took-place

took-point

took-pride

took-root

took-stock

took-the-cake

took-the-meaning

took-the-mickey

took-the-point

took-time

tool bar

tool bars

tool chests

tool kit

tool kits

tool palette

tool paths

tool posts

tool room

tool rooms

tool shed

tool sheds

tool steels

tool stone

tool vendor

tool

tool-and-die

tool-around

toolbag

toolbags

toolbar extension

toolbar

toolbars

toolbelt

toolbelts

toolbook

toolbox

toolboxes

toolchain

toolchains

tool-chest

tooled up

tooled

tooler

toolers

toolhouse

toolhouses

toolie

toolies

tooling up

tooling

toolings

toolishness

too-little-too-late

toolkit

toolkits

toolless

toolmaker

toolmakers

toolmaking

tool-of-choice

toolpath

tool-path

toolpost

tool-post

toolposts

toolpusher

tool-pusher

toolpushers

tool-pushers

tool-rest

toolroom

tools and dies

tools menu

tools of ones trade

tools up

tools vendor

tools

toolset

toolsets

toolshed

toolsheds

toolsmith

toolsmithing

toolsmiths

tools-of-choice

tools-of-ignorance

tool-steel

toolstock

toolstocks

tooltip

tooltips

tool-up

toom

too-many-chiefs-and-not-enough-indians

too-many-cooks-spoil-the-broth

too-many-mouths

toombes

toombs

Toom-Cook algorithm

toomey

toomooroo

too-much

too-much-information

too-much-of-a-good-thing

toon

toon-army

tooner

tooners

toonerville-trolley

to-one-s-heart-s-content

to-one-s-knowledge

to-one-s-liking

to-one-s-mind

toonie

toonies

toonophile

toonophiles

toons

toon-shading

toonwood

too-posh-to-push

to-order

too-rich-for-one-s-blood

toosh

tooshes

toot plant

toot plants

toot suite

toot

tooted

tooter

tooters

tooth and tong

tooth comb

tooth combs

tooth decay

tooth duller

tooth dullers

tooth enamel

tooth fungi

tooth fungus

tooth key

tooth keys

tooth mark

tooth mug

tooth mugs

tooth ornament

tooth ornaments

tooth pad

tooth pads

tooth powder

tooth powders

tooth, fang, and claw

tooth

toothache tree

toothache

toothaches

toothachey

toothachingly

toothachy

toothake

toothakes

tooth-and-nail

toothbill

tooth-billed pigeon

toothbills

toothbrush

toothbrushed

toothbrusher

toothbrushers

toothbrushes

toothbrushing

toothbrushings

toothbrushless

toothbrush-mustache

toothcare

toothcomb

toothcombing

toothcombs

toothdrawer

tooth-drawer

toothdrawers

tooth-drawers

toothdrawing

toothed jelly fungi

toothed jelly fungus

toothed jelly funguses

toothed jelly mushroom

toothed jelly mushrooms

toothed

toothedness

toothed-whale

toothed-whales

tooth-fairies

tooth-fairy

toothfish

toothfishes

toothful

toothfuls

toothily

toothing

toothings

toothless

toothlessly

toothlessness

toothlet

toothleted

toothlets

toothlike

toothly

toothmark

toothmarks

toothmug

toothmugs

toothpaste is out of the tube

toothpaste

toothpastes

toothpasty

toothpick

toothpicker

toothpickers

toothpicklike

toothpicks

toothpowder

toothpuller

toothpullers

tooths

toothshell

tooth-shell

toothshells

tooth-shells

tooth-socket

tooth-sockets

toothsome

toothsomely

toothsomeness

tooth-to-jowl

toothwort

toothworts

toothy

toothypegs

tooting

tootings

tootle

tootled

tootler

tootlers

tootles

tootling

tootlings

toot-one-s-own-horn

too-too

toots

tootsie

tootsies

toot-sweet

toowoomba

top 40s

top aerator

top age

top aged

top and but

top antiquarks

top billing

top billings

top bollocks

top boot

top brasses

top cat

top cats

top copies

top dead centers

top decks

top end of town

top feed

top feeds

top fermentation

top forty

top fuel

top fuels

top kek

top kick

top kills

top level domain

top light

top loins

top minnow

top note

top notes

top of file

top off

top one's boom

top orders

top pair

top pairs

top piece

top pieces

top priorities

top rake

top rakes

top roped

top roping

top round

top rounds

top scorers

top seeds

top sergeant

top sheets

top surgeries

top to tail

top tube

top tubes

top

topamax

top-and-tail

top-antiquark

toparch

top-arch

toparchic

toparchical

toparchies

toparchs

toparchy

topark

top-armour

top-armours

topaz

topaza

topazes

topazine

topazlike

topazolite

topazolites

top-banana

top-bananas

topbar

topbars

top-block

top-blocks

topboot

topboots

top-brass

top-chain

top-chains

top-class

topcloth

topcloths

topcoat

topcoats

topcolor

topcolour

top-copy

top-dead-center

top-deck

top-dimensional

top-dog

top-dogs

top-dollar

top-dollars

topdown design

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up-above

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updates to this encyclopedia

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uppent

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usb 3.0

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user acceptance test

user account and user manager

user account control

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user agent spoofing

user agent string

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user authorizations

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user datagram protocol

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visual voice mail

visual voicemail

visual white

visual workbench

visual works

visual yellow

visual

visualage

visual-art

visual-artist

visual-arts

visual-aural (radio) range

visual-binaries

visual-binary

visual-call-sign

visual-call-signs

visual-connectedness

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visualisable

visualisation

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visualizes

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visual-snow

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visuvabharathy

vis-versa

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vitaceae

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vital staining

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vital-air

vital-capacity

vitales

vital-function

vitalianthus

vitalic

Vitali-Carathéodory theorem

vitali-carathodory-theorem

vitalise

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vitality

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vitallium

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vitals

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vital-spark

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vitamer

vitamers

vitamin b (complex)

vitamin d

vitamin I

vitamin

vitamin-a

vitamin-a-acid

vitamin-b

vitamin-b1

vitamin-b12

vitamin-b17

vitamin-b2

vitamin-b3

vitamin-b4

vitamin-b5

vitamin-b6

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vitamin-d1

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vitamin-m

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vitamin-r

vitamins

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vitamisers

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vitebsk

vitellarium

vitellary

vitelliform

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vitelligenous

vitellin

vitelline membrane

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vitellogenes

vitellogenesis

vitellogenetic

vitellogenin

vitellogenins

vitellorubin

vitellus

viterbi algorithm

viterbi decoder

viterbo

vitex

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viti

vitiable

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viticoideae

viticultural

viticulture

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viticulturists

vitiligo

vitiligos

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vitim

vitimite

vitiosities

vitiosity

vitious

vitiously

vitis

vitis-labrusca

vitis-vinifera

vitoria

vit-oria

vitr

vitrain

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vitrandosols

vitrands

vitreal

vitrectomies

vitrectomy

vitrella

vitrellae

vitreolysis

vitreomacular

vitreomacular-adhesion

vitreopathies

vitreoretinal

vitreoretinopathies

vitreoretinopathy

vitreous humors

vitreous humours

vitreous silica

vitreous

vitreous-bodies

vitreous-body

vitreous-humor

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vitreousness

vitrescence

vitrescent

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vitrics

vitrifaction

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vitrify

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vitrinites

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vitriol

vitriolate

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vitriolic acid

vitriolic

vitriolic-acid-air

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vitriol-of-mars

vitriolous

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vitrite

vitrites

vitro di trina

vitronectin

vitronectins

vitrons

vitrosin

vitrosols

Vitruvian scroll

vitruvian

vitruvian-man

vitruvius

vitry-sur-seine

vitsebsk

vitsyebsk

vitta

vittae

vittarioideae

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vittle

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vituline

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vivace

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vivax

vivda

vive la différence

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vivency

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vivienne

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vivification

vivifications

vivificative

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vivifies

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vivifying

viviparid

viviparids

viviparity

viviparous lizards

viviparous

viviparous-blennies

viviparous-blenny

viviparous-eelpout

viviparous-eelpouts

viviparous-lizard

viviparously

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vkd

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vlaardingen

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vlachs

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vladikavkaz

vladimir i

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vlb

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vld scanner

vldb

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vlei rat

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vlj

vlkerwanderung

vlm

vlms

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vlogger

vloggers

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vlogosphere

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vlp

vlr

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vltava

vlundarkvia

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vlusp-in-skamma

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vm channel

vm escape

VM monitor

vm player

vm sprawl

vm/386

vm/sp

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vm86 mode

vmail

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vm-aware network

vmc

vm-cms

vm-cp

vmd

VMDK

vme board

vme bus

vme card

vme

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vmi

vml

vmm types

vmm

vmos

v-moth

vmotion

vmp

vmpfc

vmram

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vmware fusion

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vmware player

VMware Workstation

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vocable

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vocal cord nodule

vocal cord nodules

vocal folds

vocal fry

vocal percussion

vocal tic

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vocalese

vocal-fold

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vocalistic

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vocational guidance

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vocationalism

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vocational-schools

vocations

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voceru

vochtenite

vociferance

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vocoidal

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vod

vodcast

vodcasted

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voddies

voddy

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vodka

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vodka-luge

vodka-luges

vodkas

vodka-sauce

vodkatini

vodkatinis

vodka-tonic

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vodlozero

vodou

vodouisant

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vodouist

vodouists

vodoun

vodsl

vodun

vodyanoi

vodyanoy

voe

vo-ed

voegelinian

voertsek

voes

voetsek

voetstoots

v-o-f

vofdm

vofi

vo-fi

vofr

vog

vogad

vogads

vogel

Vogelstein

vogger

voggite

voggy

vogle

vogles

voglibose

voglite

Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease

vogue words

vogue

vogued

vogueing

voguer

voguers

vogues

vogue-word

voguing

voguish

voguishly

voguishness

vogul

voguls

Vohwinkel syndrome

voice activity detection

voice analyst

voice and data modem

voice assistant

voice band

voice boxes

voice bubble

voice calling in the wilderness

voice capable ethernet switch

voice carry over

voice changer

voice channel

voice chat

voice codec

voice coil

voice coils

voice command

voice commands

voice commerce

voice compression

voice crack

voice cracks

voice crying in the wilderness

voice exemplar

voice extensible markup language

voice fishing

voice grade

voice in the wilderness

voice information service

voice interface

voice lifts

voice like a foghorn

voice link

voice mail jail

voice mail

voice menu

voice messaging

voice modem

voice navigation

voice network

voice on ip

voice over asynchronous transfer mode

voice over dsl

voice over frame relay

voice over im

voice over internet protocol

voice over internet

Voice over LTE

voice over packet

voice over wi-fi

voice over wireless ip

voice over wireless lan

voice over wlan

voice over-ip

voice part

voice phishing

voice portal

voice processing

voice processor

voice profile for internet mail

voice prompt

voice recognition

voice recorder

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voice store and forward

voice switch

voice synthesizer

voice verifies

voice verify

voice wrap

voice wraps

voice

voiceable

voice-activated assistant

voice-activated search

voice-activated

voice-actor

voice-actors

voice-actress

voice-actresses

voiceband

voicebank

voicebanks

voicebox

voice-box

voiceboxes

voice-call-sign

voice-call-signs

voiced

voicedness

voice-enhanced services

voiceful

voice-glide

voicegram

voicegrams

voiceless

voicelessly

voicelessness

voice-lift

voicelike

voicelink

voicemail

voicemailbox

voicemailboxes

voicemails

voice-mails

voice-message

voice-messages

voice-onset-time

voice-onset-times

voice-over

voiceovers

voice-overs

voiceprint

voiceprints

voice-quality

voicer

voices calling in the wilderness

voices crying in the wilderness

voices in the wilderness

voices off

voices

voicespan

voicest

voice-talent

voice-talents

voiceth

voice-to-text

voiceview

voice-vote

voice-votes

voice-voting

voice-votings

voicework

voicexml

voicing

voicings

voicism

voicist

voicists

void for vagueness

void

voidability

voidable

voidage

voidance

voidances

void-deck

void-decks

voided

voidee

voidees

voider

voiders

voidest

voideth

voiding

voiding-knife

voiding-knives

voidings

voidness

voidnesses

voids

voigt

voila

voil-a

voile

voiles

voip adapter

VoIP cable modem

voip calling

VoIP DSL modem

voip fishing

voip modem

voip phishing

voip phone

voip provider

voip

voir dire

voir

voir-dires

voiture

voiturette

voiturettes

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voivode

voivodes

voivodeship

voivodeships

voivods

voix-celeste

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vokens

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voladors

volage

volans

volant

volante

volantis

volant-piece

volant-pieces

volapkist

volapkists

volapuk

volap-uk

volar

volaries

volary

volaticotheria

volaticotheriidae

volaticotherium

volaticotherium-antiquus

volatile memories

volatile memory

volatile oil

volatile organic compounds

volatile ram

volatile storage

volatile

volatilely

volatileness

volatile-organic-compound

volatiles

volatilisation

volatilisations

volatilities

volatility buffer

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volators

vol-au-vent

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volborthellid

volborthellids

volborthite

volborthites

volcanian

volcanic arc

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volcanic glass

volcanic glasses

volcanic neck

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volcanic pipe

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volcanic winds

volcanic winter

volcanic winters

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volcano potato

volcano potatoes

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volcano-rabbit

volcano-rabbits

volcanos

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volcker, paul

Voldemort type

Voldemort types

vole

volelike

volemic

volenti non fit injuria

voleries

volery

voles

volga

volgan

volge

volgian

volgivagant

volgograd

volhynia

volhynian

volhynians

volinanserin

volitable

volitant

volitary

volitation

volitations

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volitional

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volk

volkonskoite

volkovskite

volks

volkslied

volksmarch

volksmarcher

volksmarchers

volksmarches

volksmarching

volkssport

volkssporting

volkssports

volkswagen

volkswagens

volley

volleyball

volley-ball

volleyballer

volleyballers

volleyballs

volleyed

volleyer

volleyers

volleying

volleys

volo

volociximab

vologda

volos

voloshinovian

volosinovian

volost

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volowed

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volp

volplane

volplaned

volplanes

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vols

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volsci

volscian

volscians

volstead act

volsunga saga

volt

volta alessandro

volta

volta-congo

voltaelectric

voltage controlled oscillator

voltage divider

voltage drop

voltage regulator

voltage stabilizer

voltage

voltagelike

voltage-multiplier

voltage-multipliers

voltages

voltage-spike

voltage-spikes

voltagraphy

voltaic pile

voltaic

voltaic-batteries

voltaic-battery

voltaic-cell

voltaic-cells

voltaic-couple

voltaic-couples

voltaire

voltairean

voltairism

voltairisms

voltaism

voltaite

voltameter

voltameters

voltammeter

voltammeters

voltammetric

voltammetry

voltammogram

voltammograms

volt-ampere

volt-amps

voltan

voltans

voltaplast

voltaren

voltas

voltatype

voltatypes

volte

volte-face

Volterra integral equation

Volterra integral equations

Volterra series

volti

voltigeur

voltigeurs

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voltinisms

volti-subito

voltmeter

voltmeters

voltmetre

voltmetres

volts

volturno

voltzite

volu

volubile

volubilities

volubility

voluble

volubly

volucrine

volume boot sector

volume integral

volume integrals

volume label

volume serial number

volume set

volume shadow copy

volume shooter

volume shooters

volume strain

volume unit

volume

volume-ct

volumed

volumeless

volumenometer

volumenometers

volumenometry

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volumescope

volumescopes

volumeter

volumeters

volumetric texture

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volumetric-analyses

volumetric-analysis

volumetric-flask

volumetrics

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volumizer

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voluntary wastes

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voluntaryists

voluntary-muscle

voluntary-muscles

voluntary-work

voluntas-ordinata

volunteer snooker

volunteer

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voluntold

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Völuspá in skamma

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volutae

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volutations

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volutids

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volutomitrids

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volvae

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volvatellids

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volvocaceae

volvocales

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volvoxes

volvuli

volvulus

volyer

volyers

volyn

volynian

volynians

volynskite

vom

vombatid

vombatidae

vombatids

vombatiformes

vombatus

vombatus-ursinus

vomer

vomeral

vomer-bone

vomer-bones

vomerine

vomeronasal organ

vomeronasal organs

vomeronasal

vomers

vomica

vomicine

vomic-nut

vomic-nuts

vomit comets

vomit green

vomit

vomit-comet

vomited

vomiter

vomiters

vomitest

vomiteth

vomiting reflex

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vomitings

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vomitions

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vomitives

vomitlike

vomit-nut

vomit-nuts

vomito

vomitoria

vomitories

vomitorium

vomitoriums

vomitory

vomitos

vomitous

vomitously

vomitoxin

vomitoxins

vomitrocious

vomits

vomiturition

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vommed

vomming

voms

von braun

von Economo disease

von Economo neuron

von Economo neurons

von Kármán vortex street

von Kármán vortex streets

von Mangoldt function

von neumann architecture

von Neumann probe

von neumann

von Recklinghausen disease

von Restorff effects

von Willebrand factor

von

vonage

vonbezingite

vonda

von-hippel-lindau-disease

vonitsa

von-krmn-vortex-street

von-krmn-vortex-streets

vonn lindsey kildow

vonnegut kurt, jr.

vonnegut

vonnegutian

von-neumann-entropy

von-neumann-machine

von-restorff-effect

vonsenite

vontsira

vontsiras

von-willebrand-disease

von-willebrand-s-disease

voodoo deaths

voodoo graphics

voodoo programming

voodoo

voodoo-death

voodoo-doll

voodoo-dolls

voodoo-economics

voodooed

voodooing

voodooish

voodooism

voodooisms

voodooist

voodooists

voodoolike

voodoos

vook

voorhees

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voorlooper

voorloopers

voortrekker

voortrekkers

vor

voracious

voraciously

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voraginous

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voragoes

vorarephile

vorarephiles

vorarephilia

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vore

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voronezh

voronezhian

voronezhians

Voronoi cell

Voronoi cells

Voronoi formula

Voronoi pole

voronoi-diagram

voronoi-diagrams

voroshilovgrad

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vorozole

vorp

vorpal

vors

vorster balthazar johannes

vortal

vortals

vortensity

vortex rings

vortex

vortex-atom

vortex-atoms

vortexed

vortexer

vortexes

vortexing

vortexlike

vortex-mixer

vortex-mixers

vortexon

vortexons

vortex-ring

vortical

vortically

vorticella

vorticellid

vorticellids

vortices

vorticial

vorticism

vorticist

vorticistic

vorticists

vorticities

vorticity

vorticose

vorticular-forces

vortiginous

vortilon

vortilons

vorton

vortons

vortumnus

vos

Vosem chart

vosges (mountains)

vosges

vosip

vostok lake

vot

votable

votalitity

votaress

votaresses

votaries

votarist

votarists

votary

votation

votator

votators

vote banks

vote getter

vote mobs

vote

vote-bank

vote-buying

vote-by-mail

voted out

voted

vote-down

voteen

vote-in

voteless

vote-mob

vote-of-confidence

vote-of-no-confidence

vote-of-thanks

vote-out

voter

voters

votes of no confidence

votes of thanks

votes out

votes

votesheet

votesheets

votes-of-confidence

votest

voteth

vote-with-one-s-feet

votic

voting cap

voting caps

voting out

voting right

voting rights act

voting slips

voting stock

voting

voting-booth

voting-booths

voting-machine

voting-machines

votings

voting-slip

voting-station

voting-stations

voting-system

voting-systems

votist

votists

votive mass

votive masses

votive

votive-candle

votive-candles

votives

votress

vot-ress

votresses

vot-resses

vots

votumumab

vouacapenol

vouch by reference

vouch

vouched for

vouched

vouchee

vouchees

voucher

vouchered

vouchering

voucherless

vouchers

vouches for

vouches

vouchest

voucheth

vouch-for

vouching for

vouching

vouchment

vouchments

vouchor

vouchors

vouchsafe

vouchsafed

vouchsafement

vouchsafements

vouchsafer

vouchsafers

vouchsafes

vouchsafest

vouchsafeth

vouchsafing

voudon

voudou

vouge

voula

vould

voulge

voulges

voulu

voussoir

voussoired

voussoirs

vouvray

vovinam

vow

vowe

vowed

vowel fracture

vowel harmonies

vowel point

vowel pointing

vowel quantities

vowel reduction

vowel reductions

vowel

voweled

vowel-harmony

vowelisation

vowelisations

vowelish

vowelism

vowelization

vowelizations

vowelize

vowelized

vowelizes

vowelizing

vowelled

vowelless

vowellessness

vowelly

vowel-points

vowel-quantity

vowels

vower

vowers

vowes

vowest

voweth

vowifi

vowi-fi

vowing

vowip

vowlan

vo-wlan

vowless

vows

vows-of-chastity

vows-of-silence

vox caelestis

vox nihili

vox

vox-angelica

vox-angelicas

voxel

voxelate

voxelated

voxelates

voxelating

voxelization

voxelizations

voxelized

voxels

voxelwise

vox-humana

vox-humanas

voxmap

voxmaps

vox-pop

vox-pops

vox-populi

voyage data recorder

voyage data recorders

voyage

voyageable

voyaged

voyager

voyagers

voyages

voyagest

voyageth

voyageur

voyaging

voyagings

voyce

voyces

voyd

voyetra

voyeur

voyeurism

voyeurisms

voyeurist

voyeuristic

voyeuristically

voyeurists

voyeurs

voyeuse

voynichese

voyol

voyols

voyp

vozhd

vozhds

vozhminite

voznesenski andrei

vp 8

vp 9

vp planner

vp ratio

vp

vp10

vp3

vp4

vp5

vp6

vp7

vp8

vp9

vpa

VPAM

vpc

vp-day

v-perfect

v-perfects

vpi

vpim

vpl

vpls

VPN protocols

VPN provider

vpn service

vpn

vpns

vpon

vpro

vps

vpu

vpx

vqc

vql

vr goggles

vr headset

vr ready

vr series

VR/AR headset

VR/AR

vr

v-r

vr10000

vr4000

vr4100

vr4400

vr5000

vr7700

vraic

vraicqueur

vraicqueurs

vraisemblance

vraka

vram

V-RAM

vratsa

vrbaite

vrbas

vrc

vrddhi

vrddhied

vre

vreeland diana dalziel

v-reg

vrf

vriddhi

v-ring

vritra

vrm

vrml

vro

vroom

vroomed

vrooming

vrooms

vros

vrot

vrouter

vrouw

vrouws

vrpp

vrrp

vrs

vrsa

vrt

vrtx

vrykolakas

vs

v-s

vsam

vsat

vsb

vse

vsed

vselp

vsentry

vsepr

vsic

v-sign

v-signs

vsl

vso

vsop

vspa

vspan

v-speed

v-speeds

vsphere

vss

vst

vsto

vswitch

vswr

vsx

vsync

v-sync

vt

v-t

VT1.5

vt100

vt2

vt200

vt3

vt300

vt6

vta

vtable

vtables

v-tach

v-taching

vtam

vt-d

vtf

vtg

vth

vthl

vt-i

vtid

vtl

vtoc

vtol

vtr

vtra

vtrs

vts

vtvl

v-twin

v-twins

vtx

vt-x

vty

vu

vuagnatite

vudatha

vudu

vue

vuefinder

Vuelta a España

vuelta

vuelta-a-espaa

vug

vugg

vugginess

vuggs

vuggy

vugh

vughs

vughy

vugs

vui

vuillard (jean) edouard

vuillard

vujicic

vujicsics

vukovar

Vulcan salute

vulcan

vulcan-cannon

vulcanian

vulcanic

vulcanicities

vulcanicity

vulcanisation

vulcanise

vulcanised

vulcaniser

vulcanises

vulcanising

vulcanism

vulcanist

vulcanists

vulcanite

vulcanites

vulcanizate

vulcanization

vulcanize

vulcanized

vulcanizer

vulcanizers

vulcanizes

vulcanizing shop

vulcanizing

vulcano

vulcanodon

vulcanodontid

vulcanodontidae

vulcanodontids

vulcanoes

vulcanoid

vulcanoids

vulcanologies

vulcanologist

vulcanologists

vulcanology

vulcanos

vulcans

vulg

vulgar Marxism

vulgar

vulgar-era

vulgar-fraction

vulgar-fractions

vulgarian

vulgarians

vulgarisation

vulgarisations

vulgarise

vulgarised

vulgariser

vulgarises

vulgarising

vulgarism

vulgarisms

vulgarities

vulgarity

vulgarization

vulgarizations

vulgarize

vulgarized

vulgarizer

vulgarizers

vulgarizes

vulgarizing

vulgar-latin

vulgarly

vulgarness

vulgate

vulgates

vuln

vulnerabilities of computers

vulnerabilities

vulnerability disclosure

vulnerability indexes

vulnerability indices

vulnerability scanner

vulnerability

vulnerability-index

vulnerable

vulnerableness

vulnerably

vulneraries

vulnerary

vulnerate

vulneration

vulnerations

vulnific

vulnose

vulns

vulpecula

vulpeculae

vulpecular

vulpes

vulpes-bengalensis

vulpes-cana

vulpes-chama

vulpes-corsac

vulpes-ferrilata

vulpes-lagopus

vulpes-macrotis

vulpes-pallida

vulpes-ruppelli

vulpes-velox

vulpes-vulpes

vulpes-zerda

vulpic-acid

vulpicide

vulpicides

vulpine

vulpines

vulpini

vulpinic-acid

vulpinism

vulpinite

vultur

vulture capitalists

vulture fund

vulture funds

vulture investor

vulture

vulture-capitalist

vulturelike

vultureling

vultures

vultur-gryphus

vulturine parrot

vulturine

vulturish

vulturism

vulturous

vulv

vulva dentata

vulva

vulvae

vulval vestibule

vulval

vulvalike

vulvar

vulvas

vulvectomies

vulvectomy

vulvic

vulviform

vulvitides

vulvitis

vulvo-

vulvodynia

vulvouterine

vulvo-uterine

vulvovaginal

vulvovaginitides

vulvovaginitis

vum

vu-meter

vunerable

vunjo

vuoksi-river

vuonnemite

vuorelainenite

vup

vurp

vurped

vurping

vurps

vusa

vushka

vut

vuv

vuvuzela

vuvuzelas

vuvuzelist

vuvuzelists

vv

v-v

vv-rr

vw

v-word

vwp

vx (gas)

vx chipset

vxa

vxd

vxer

vxers

vxfs

vxi

vxml

vxworks

v-y plasty

vyacheslav

vyacheslavite

vyalsovite

vyasa

vyborg

vycor

vye

vyed

vyes

vygie

vygies

vygour

vying

vyingly

vynil record

vyomanaut

vyomanauts

vyomesh

vysar

vysars

vysotskite

vytorin

vyuntspakhkite

vyvyan

vzv

W

(E?)(L?) https://www.yourdictionary.com/index/W

w band

W engine

w particle

W state

W states

w.o.p.

w/e cycle

w

w00t

w1 processor

w-2 form

w-2

w2k

w2k3

w2p

w-2s

w3

w3c schema

w3c xml schema

w3c

w-4 form

w-4

w5

w8

wa

w-a

waa

waac

waadt

waaf

waag

waags

waahoo

waal

waardenburg-syndrome

waas

waaw

waaz

waazes

wabanaki

wabash river

wabash

wabbit

wabbits

wabble

wabbled

wabbles

wabbling

wabblings

wabbly

wabi

wabi-sabi

wabs

wac

wacc

wace

wachowich

wachsstock

wack

wackadoo

wackadoos

wackaloon

wackaloons

wacke

wacked-out

wacken

Wacker process

wackestone

wackestones

wackies

wackily

wackiness

wackjob

wackjobs

wacko

wackos

wack-out

wacks

wacky tobacky

wacky

wacky-baccy

wackyparse

wackyparsed

wackyparses

wackyparsing

wacky-tabaccy

wacky-tobaccy

wacky-watermelon

wacky-weed

waco

wacoan

wacoans

wacs

wad hook

wad hooks

wad

wada

wadable

wadala-sandhuan

wadalite

wada-test

wadati-benioff-zone

wadcutter

wadcutters

wadd

wadded

waddenzee

waddie

waddies

wadding

waddings

waddington mount

waddington

waddingtonian

waddle

waddled

waddler

waddlers

waddles

waddling

waddlingly

waddlings

waddy

waddya

wade in

wade

wadeable

waded

Wade-Dahl-Till valve

wade-giles (system)

wade-giles

wadeite

wader

waders

wades

wadest

wadeth

wade-through

wadge

wadi

wadies

wading

wading-bird

wading-birds

wading-pool

wadings

wadis

wadjet

wadl

wadmal

wadmals

wadmol

wads

wadset

wadsets

wadsetted

wadsetter

wadsetters

wadsetting

wadsleyite

wadsleyites

wadsworth

wadsworthii

wady

wae

waeg

waesucks

waf

wafer fab

wafer scale integration

wafer

wafered

waferer

waferers

wafering

waferlike

wafers

waferscale

wafer-thin mint

wafer-thin

wafer-trapdoor-spider

wafer-trapdoor-spiders

waff

waffen-ss

waffle fries

waffle

waffled

wafflehouse

wafflehouses

waffle-iron

waffle-irons

waffler

wafflers

waffles

waffle-stomper

waffle-stompers

waffleweave

waffling

wafflings

waffly

waffs

wafl

wafree

waft

waftage

wafted

wafter

wafters

wafting

waftings

waft-off

wafts

wafture

wafty

wag it

wag the dog

wag

wagah

wagati

wag-at-the-wall

wage drift

wage labor

wage laborer

wage laborers

wage labors

wage labourer

wage labourers

wage labours

wage packet

wage packets

wage premium

wage premiums

wage scales

wage share

wage stop

wage stops

wage

waged

wage-earner

wage-earners

wage-fund doctrine

wagel

wage-labour

wageless

wagelessness

wageman

wagemen

wagenboom

wagenbooms

wage-push inflation

wager a dollar to a donut

wager a dollar to a doughnut

wager of battel

wager of battle

wager of law

wager

wagerable

wagered

wagerer

wagerers

wagering

wagers of battel

wagers of battle

wagers

wages

wage-scale

wage-slave

wage-slavery

wage-slaves

wage-theft

wageworker

wagga

wagga-wagga

wagge

wagged

waggel

waggels

wagger

waggeries

wagger-pagger-bagger

wagger-pagger-baggers

waggers

waggery

waggie

waggies

waggily

waggin

wagging

waggingly

waggings

waggins

waggle

waggled

waggle-dance

waggle-dances

waggler

wagglers

waggles

waggling

waggly

waggon

waggonage

waggoned

waggoneer

waggoneers

waggoner

waggoners

waggoning

waggons

waggy

wag-halter

wag-halters

wagiman

waging

wagner honus

wagner richard

wagner

wagneri

wagnerian

wagnerianly

wagnerians

wagnerism

wagnerite

wagon jobber

wagon jobbers

wagon lock

wagon locks

wagon trains

wagon tree

wagon trees

wagon

wagonage

wagonages

wagonbuilder

wagonbuilders

wagonbuilding

wagoned

wagoneer

wagoneers

wagoner

wagoners

wagoner-s-axe

wagonette

wagonettes

wagonful

wagonfuls

wagoning

wagonless

wagonlike

wagon-lit

wagonload

wagonloads

wagonmaker

wagonmakers

wagonmaking

wagonmaster

wagonmasters

wagonry

wagons

wagonsful

wag-on-the-wall

wagon-train

wagonway

wagonways

wagon-wheel effect

wagon-wheel effects

wagon-wheel

wagon-wheels

wagonworks

wagonwright

wagonwrights

wagpastie

wagram

wagr-complex

wagr-syndrome

wags

wagtail

wagtails

wagwan

wagyu

wah

wahabee

wahabees

wahabi

wahabis

waheed

waheela

waheelas

waheguru

wahey

wahh

wahhabi

wahhabis

wahhabism

wahhabist

wahhabists

wahhabite

wahhabites

wahine

wahlau

wah-lau

wahoo

wahoos

wahpekute

wah-wah

wah-wah-pedal

wah-wah-pedals

wah-wahs

Wah-Way

wahy

wai

waialeale

waianae range

waiata

waiatas

waid

waif

waifish

waifishly

waifishness

waiflike

waifs

waift

waifts

waifu

waify

waight

waikato

waikavirus

waikaviruses

waikiki

wail

waile

wailed

wailer

waileress

wailers

wailesii

wailest

waileth

wailful

wailing wall

wailing

wailingly

wailings

wailment

wailments

wail-on

wails

waimea bay

waimea canyon

waiment

waimented

waimenting

waiments

wain

wainable

wainage

wainages

wains

wainscot

wainscoted

wainscoting

wainscotings

wainscots

wainscotted

wainscotting

wainscottings

waint

wainwright

wainwrights

wair

wairakite

wairauite

waired

wairing

wairs

wairua

wairuas

wais

waist bag

waist chains

waist cinchers

waist overalls

waist pack

waist

waistband

waistbanded

waistbands

waistbelt

waistbelts

waist-chain

waist-cincher

waistcloth

waistcloths

waistcoat

waistcoated

waistcoateer

waistcoateers

waistcoating

waistcoatings

waistcoats

waist-deep

waist-deep-in-the-big-muddy

waisted drum

waisted

waister

waisters

waist-high

waisting

waistings

waistless

waistline

waistlines

waistlong

waists

wait around

wait for the cat to jump

wait in the wings

wait on someone hand and foot

wait on tables

wait on

wait staff

wait till the clouds roll by

wait

wait-a-bit

waitable

waitaha-penguin

waitaha-penguins

wait-and-see

waitangi-day

waitasec

waite morrison remick

waite

waited a minute

waited on

waited upon

waited

waited-up

waitee

waitees

waiter

waiterless

waiterlike

waiter's knife

waiters

waiter-s-friend

waitest

waiteth

wait-for

wait-for-it

wait-for-the-ball-to-drop

wait-for-the-other-shoe-to-drop

waithood

waitin

waiting a minute

waiting games

waiting maid

waiting on

waiting period

waiting shelter

waiting shelters

waiting upon

waiting

waiting-game

waiting-list

waiting-lists

waitingly

waiting-move

waiting-moves

waiting-room

waiting-rooms

waitings

waiting-up

waitlist

waitlisted

waitlisting

waitlists

wait-ll

wait-on-hand-and-foot

wait-on-hand-foot-and-finger

wait-on-someone-hand-foot-and-finger

waitoreke

wait-out

waitpeople

waitperson

waitpersons

waitress

waitressed

waitresses

waitressing

waitress-mom

waitress-moms

waitressy

waitron

waitrons

waits a minute

waits on

waits upon

waits

waitstaff

waitstaffs

waitstate

wait-state

waitstates

wait-states

waits-up

wait-tables

wait-up

wait-upon

wait-upon-hand-and-foot

waitz grete

waivable

waive

waived

waiver wire

waiver wires

waiver

waivered

waiverer

waiverers

waivering

waivers

waives

waivest

waiveth

waiving

waivode

waivodes

waivure

waiwode

waiwodes

wajib-saum

waka

wakabayashilite

waka-gashira

wakame

wakas

wakashan

wakashu

wakayama

wake and bake

wake flows

wake island

wake up and smell the ashes

wake up and smell the roses

wake word

wake words

wake

wakeboard

wakeboarded

wakeboarder

wakeboarders

wakeboarding

wakeboards

wakeboard-tower

waked

waked-up

wakefield

wakefieldite

wakefieldites

wakefields

wake-flow

wakeful

wakefully

wakefulness

wake-islander

wake-islanders

wakeless

waken

wakened

wakener

wakeners

wakenest

wakeneth

wakening

wakenings

wakens

wake-on-lan

wakeover

wake-over

wakeovers

waker

wake-robin

wakerobins

wakers

waker-upper

waker-uppers

wakes

wakeskater

wakeskaters

wakeskating

wake-sleep algorithm

wakest

wakes-up

waketh

waketime

waketimes

wakeup call

wake-up

wake-up-and-die-right

wake-up-and-smell-the-coffee

wake-up-call

wakeup-calls

wake-up-calls

wake-up-on-the-wrong-side-of-bed

wakeups

wakey

wakey-wakey

wakf

wakfs

wakhan-corridor

wakil

wakiman

waking lives

waking

waking-dream

waking-dreams

waking-life

wakingly

wakings

waking-up

wakizashi

wakkanai

waksal, samuel d.

waksman selman abraham

waksman

walaau

walachia

walachian

walachians

walaway

walcheren

walcott derek alton

walcott

Wald test

wald

waldemar i

waldemar

Walden cycle

Walden cycles

Walden inversion

walden pond

waldense

waldenses

waldensian

waldensians

waldenström's macroglobulinemia

Waldeyer's ring

waldgrave

waldgraves

waldheim kurt

waldheim

waldheimia

waldheimias

waldmeister

waldo peter

waldo

waldoes

waldorf

waldorfs

waldorf-salad

waldorf-salads

waldos

wale on

wale

waled

walentaite

waler

walers

wales

walesa lech

walesa

waley

walford

walfordite

walhalla

wali

walian

waling

walis

walk a straight line

walk about

walk around money

walk away with

walk back the cat

walk down the aisle

walk free

walk in someone's shoes

walk in straight lines

walk of fame

walk on air

walk on sunshine

walk one's chalks

walk out

walk Spanish

walk the boards

walk the cat back

walk the chalk line

walk the chalk mark

walk the chalk

walk the floor

walk the gangplank

walk the hospitals

walk the streets

walk turkey

walk with

walk

walkability

walkable

walkably

walkabout

walkabouts

walk-all-over

walk-a-mile-in-someone-s-shoes

walk-and-chew-gum-at-the-same-time

walkaround money

walkaround

walk-around

walkarounds

walkathon

walkathons

walk-a-tightrope

walkaway

walk-away

walk-away-from

walkaways

walk-back

walke

walked a straight line

walked around

walked away with

walked back

walked in straight lines

walked off

walked on air

walked on eggshells

walked on sunshine

walked on water

walked the gangplank

walked the plank

walked the streets

walked turkey

walked

walked-into

walker alice

walker sarah breedlove

walker

walkeri

walkerian

walkerism

walkerisms

walker's earth

walkers

walkest

walketh

walkie talkie

walkies

walkie-talkies

walkin

walk-in

walking 1s test

walking a straight line

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walking back

walking bass

walking beams

walking boot

walking boots

walking boss

walking bosses

walking bus

walking buses

walking carpets

walking catfish

walking catfishes

walking chair

walking chairs

walking corpse syndrome

walking delegate

walking dictionaries

walking dictionary

walking disease

walking dustbin

walking dustbins

walking fan

walking fans

walking fire

walking fires

walking gentlemen

walking horse

walking in straight lines

walking ladies

walking lady

walking leaf

walking leaves

walking marriage

walking marriages

walking mattress

walking mattresses

walking off

walking on air

walking on eggshells

walking on sunshine

walking on water

walking onion

walking onions

walking out

walking pace

walking paces

walking pneumonia

walking pole

walking poles

walking school bus

walking school buses

walking shark

walking sharks

walking shorts

walking simulator

walking simulators

walking stick

walking the floor

walking the gangplank

walking the plank

walking the streets

walking ticket

walking toad

walking toads

walking turkey

walking whales

walking wheel

walking wheels

walking

walking-around money

walking-beam

walking-cane

walking-canes

walking-carpet

walking-fern

walking-ferns

walking-fish

walking-fishes

walking-frame

walking-frames

walking-gentleman

walking-into

walking-palm

walking-palms

walking-papers

walking-patient

walking-patients

walkings

walkingstick

walkingsticks

walking-sticks

walkingway

walking-whale

walking-wounded

walk-in-on

walk-ins

walk-in-the-park

walk-in-the-snow

walk-into

walkless

walk-like-an-egyptian

walkman

walkmans

walk-off

walk-offs

walk-off-with

walk-of-life

walk-of-shame

walk-on girl

walk-on girls

walk-on

walk-on-eggshells

walkons

walk-ons

walk-on-the-wild-side

walk-on-water

walkout

walk-out-on

walkouts

walkover

walk-over

walkovers

walk-overs

walk-policies

walk-policy

walks a straight line

walks around

walks away with

walks back

walks in straight lines

walks in

walks of fame

walks off

walks on air

walks on eggshells

walks on sunshine

walks on the wild side

walks on water

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walks the plank

walks the streets

walks turkey

walks

walks-in-the-snow

walks-into

walks-of-life

walks-of-shame

walk-softly-and-carry-a-big-stick

walkt

walk-tall

walk-the-beat

walk-the-dog

walk-the-line

walk-the-plank

walk-the-talk

walk-the-walk

walkthrough

walk-through

walkthroughs

walkthru

walkthrus

walkup

walk-up

walkups

walk-ups

walkway

walkways

walkyr

walkyrie

walkyrs

walky-talkies

walky-talky

wall barley

wall barleys

wall chart

wall charts

wall chasers

wall cloud

wall clouds

wall coverings

wall crawlers

wall energies

wall fern

wall flowers

wall hanger

wall hangers

wall hanging

wall hugger

wall humping

wall knots

wall lizards

wall of shame

wall pellitory

wall plate

wall railings

wall rides

wall rock

wall rocket

wall rue

wall spring

wall springs

wall street

wall tap

wall time

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wall towers

wall units

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wall

walla walla

wallaba

wallabas

wallabia

wallabies

wallaby

wallace alfred russel

wallace de witt

wallace george corley

wallace lewis

Wallace rule of nines

Wallace tree

wallace william

wallace

wallacea

wallacean

wallacei

Wallace's giant bee

wallace's line

wallachia

wallachian

wallachians

wallah

wallahi

wallahs

wallaroo

wallaroos

wallball

wall-bars

wallbird

wallbirds

wallboard

wallboards

wall-brown

wall-browns

wallchart

wallcharts

wall-chaser

wallclock

wall-clock

wallclocks

wall-clocks

wallcovering

wall-covering

wallcoverings

wallcrawl

wallcrawler

wall-crawler

wallcrawling

wallcreeper

wallcrossing

walled garden

walled plain

walled plains

walled

walled-gardens

wall-energy

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wallenstein

waller edmund

waller thomas wright

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wallered

wallerian

wallerian-degeneration

wallering

wallers

wallersteinian

wallet case

wallet

walleteer

walleteers

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walletlike

wallets

walleye surfperch

walleye

walleyed

wall-eyed

walleyed-pike

walleyes

wallflower cabbage

wallflower cabbages

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wall-flower

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wallflowers

wall-game

wallhack

wallhacker

wallhackers

wallhacking

wallhacks

wall-hangings

wallhick

wallichiana

wallichianus

wallies

wallin

wall-in

walling

walling-wax

Wallis and Futuna Islander

wallis and futuna islands

Wallis product

wallis

wallis-and-futuna

walliserops-trifurcatus

wallisians

wallis-island

wallisite

wall-jump

wall-jumps

wall-kick

wall-kicks

wallkilldellite

wall-knot

wallless

walllike

wall-lizard

wallmapuwen

wall-of-death

wall-off

wall-of-silence

wall-of-sound

wall-of-text

wallonia

walloon

walloon-brabant

walloons

wallop

walloped

walloper

wallopers

walloping

wallopings

wallopped

wallopping

wallops

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wallowed

wallower

wallowers

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wallows

wallpaper

wallpapered

wallpaperer

wallpaperers

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wallpaperlike

wallpapers

wall-pecker

wall-peckers

wall-plates

wallplug

wall-plug

wallplugs

wall-plugs

wallpress

wallpresses

wall-railing

wall-ride

walls have ears

walls of death

walls of shame

walls of sound

walls of text

walls

wall-sided

wall-socket

wall-sockets

walls-of-silence

wall-to-wall

wall-unit

wall-up

wallure

wallward

wall-warts

wallwort

wally

wallyball

wallyballs

wallydrag

wallyworld

wally-world

walm

walmajarri

walmartian

walmartians

walnut creek

walnut

walnuts

walnutty

walpole horace

walpole robert

walpole

walpolean

walpurgisnacht

walpurgis-night

walrasian

walri

walrii

walrus moustache

walrus moustaches

walrus mustache

walrus mustaches

walrus operator

walrus

walruses

walruslike

walrusser

walrusses

walsall

walser

walsh code

Walsh function

Walsh functions

Walsh transform

walsh

walsh-hadamard code

walsingham

walstromite

walt

walter bruno

walter

waltered

waltering

walter-mitty

walters barbara

walters

waltham forest

Waltham on the Wolds

waltham

Walthard cell rest

Walthard cell rests

walther von der vogelweide

walthierite

walton ernest thomas sinton

walton izaak

walton samuel moore

walton william turner

walton, sam

walton

waltron

waltrons

waltsome

walty

waltz

waltzed

waltzed-matilda

waltzer

waltzers

waltzes

waltzes-matilda

waltzing

waltzing-matilda

waltzlike

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walvis bay

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wam

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wamba-wamba

wambenger

wambengers

wamble

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wambles

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wambulance

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wampanoag

wampanoags

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wampees

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wampum belts

wampum

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wampumpeag

wampums

wamus

wamz

wan accelerator

wan administrator

wan analyzer

wan interface sublayer

wan ip

wan port

wan router

wan

wanamaker john

wanamaker

wananga

wananish

wanbelief

wanbeliefs

wanbeliever

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wanchances

wanchancy

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wanda

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wanderers

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wandering-albatross

wandering-albatrosses

wandering-jew

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wandering-spider

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wandering-star

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wanderjahre

wanderjahrs

wanderlust

wanderlusts

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wanderoo

wanderoos

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wanderstars

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wanderwrter

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wandflower

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wandmakers

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wandoo

wands

wands-of-peace

wandsworth

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wand-work

wandy

wane

waned

wanes

wanest

waneth

waney

waneys

wanfortune

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wang labs

Wang tile

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wangan

wangans

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wanger

wangers

wanghee

wanghees

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wangle

wangled

wangler

wanglers

wangles

wangling

wango

wango-tango

wangs

wangteeth

wangtooth

wanhope

wanhopes

wanhorn

wanhsien

waniand

wanigan

waning

waning-gibbous

waning-moon

waning-moons

wanings

wanion

wanions

wanji

wank banks

wank socks

wank worm

wank

wankapin

wankapins

wank-bank

wanked

wanked-off

wankel-engine

wanker

wankerdom

wankered

wankerish

wankers

wanker-s-cramp

wankery

wankette

wankettes

wankface

wankfest

wankfests

wank-fodder

wankhead

wankie

wankin

wankiness

wanking sock

wanking

wanking-off

wankjob

wankjobs

wankle

wankless

wank-off

wanks

wank-sock

wanks-off

wankstain

wankstains

wanky

wanly

wanna contraction

wanna contractions

wanna

wannabe

wannabee

wannabees

wannabes

wannarexic

wannarexics

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wanness

wannigan

wannigans

wannish

wanrestful

wanrufe

wans

wanse

wanspeed

wanst

want no part of

want of consideration

want of prosecution

want one's bumps feeling

want one's bumps felt

want to know

want

wan-t

wa-n-t

wanta

wantable

want-ad

want-ads

wantaway

want-away

wantaways

want-aways

wantcha

wante

wanted posters

wanted

wanted-cargo

wantedness

wanted-poster

wanter

wanters

wantest

wanteth

wantful

wanthriven

wan-thriven

wanties

wantin

want-in

wanting

wantingly

wantings

wantish

wantless

want-list

want-lists

wantok

wantokism

wantoks

wanton kittens make sober cats

wanton

wantoned

wantonhead

wantonhood

wantoning

wantonize

wantonized

wantonizing

wantonly

wantonness

wantonnesses

wantonry

wantons

want-out

wantrust

wants

wantsome

want-to

wantwit

wantwits

wanty

wanweird

wanxian

wany

wanze

wanzed

wanzes

wanzing

wap forum

wap gateway

wap

wapanese

wapato

wapatoo

wapatoos

wapatos

waped

wapentakal

wapentake

wapentakes

wapinschaw

wapinschaws

wapinshaw

wapinshaws

wapiti

wapitis

wapo

wapp

wappato

wappatoes

wappatos

wappenschawing

wapper jaw

wapper

wappet

wappets

wapping cove

wapping dell

wapping ken

wapping moll

wappinger

wapps

wapsipinicon river

waqf

waqfs

waquita

war against terror

war artist

war artists

war baby

war between the states

war blog

war bonnets

war by proxy

war cabinet

war cabinets

war cake

war cakes

war chalking

war chest

war chief

war clubs

war communism

war correspondent

war criminals

war cry

war dialer

war dialers

war dogs

war driving

war drums

war effort

war efforts

war film

war films

war gamed

War Games of 1983

war gaming

war garden

war gardens

war golok

war goloks

war hounds

war leader

war memorial

war memorials

war movie

war movies

War of 1812

war of aggression

war of american independence

War of Canudos

war of independence

War of Kappel

War of Northern Aggression

war of secession

War of the Axe

war of the currents

war of the rebellion

war of the roses

war profiteer

war profiteers

war room

war siu gai

war su gai

war sui gai

war texting

war times

war to the knife

war wagon

war wagons

war wearier

war weariest

war whoops

war widows

war work

war worker

war workers

war

waragi

waragis

warangal

warangal-division

waratah

waratahs

warband

warbands

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warbird

warbirds

warble flies

warble

warbled

warbleflies

warblefly

warble-fly

warbler

warblers

warbles

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warbling

warblingly

warblings

warbly

war-bond

war-bonds

warbonnet

war-bonnet

warbonnets

warbot

war-bride

war-brides

warburg otto heinrich

warburg

warburg-s-tincture

warburtonian

warc

war-cemeteries

war-cemetery

warchalk

warchalked

warchalker

warchalkers or wibos

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warchalking

warchalks

war-chests

war-chiefs

war-child

war-children

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war-club

warclubs

warcraft

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war-crime

war-crimes

war-criminal

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ward heeler

ward heelers

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war-daddies

war-daddy

war-dance

war-dances

ward-corn

wardcorps

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warded-off

war-democrat

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wardenless

wardenries

wardenry

wardens

wardenship

wardenships

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warder

warders

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war-dial

wardialer

wardialers

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war-dialing

wardian-case

wardian-cases

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warding-off

wardite

wardmate

wardmote

wardmotes

war-dog

wardom

wardoms

wardress

wardresses

wardrive

war-drive

wardriven

wardriver

wardrivers

wardrives

wardriving and warwalking

wardriving

wardrobe malfunctioner

wardrobe mistresses

wardrobe trunk

wardrobe

wardrobed

wardrobelike

wardrobe-malfunction

wardrobe-malfunctions

wardrobe-mistress

wardrober

wardrobers

wardrobes

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wardroom

wardrooms

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war-drum

Ward's pill

wards

wardship

wardships

wardsman

wardsmen

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wards-off

wardswoman

wardswomen

ware

wared

wareful

warefully

warefulness

warega

waregas

ware-geese

ware-goose

wareham

warehou

warehousable

warehouse boss

warehouse clubs

warehouse store

warehouse

warehouse-club

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warehouseful

warehousefuls

warehouselike

warehouseman

warehousemen

warehouses

warehousesful

warehousewoman

warehousewomen

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warehousings

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warely

warence

wareroom

warerooms

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warez software

warez

warezed

warezing

warfare

warfared

warfarer

warfarers

warfares

warfarin

warfaring

warfighter

warfighters

warfighting

war-footing

warg

wargame

war-game

wargamer

wargamers

wargames

war-games

wargaming

war-grave

war-graves

wargs

war-hammer

war-hammers

war-hawk

war-hawks

warhead

warheaded

warheads

warhol andy

warhol

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warholite

warholites

warhorn

war-horn

warhorns

war-horns

warhorse

warhorses

war-hound

wari

wariangle

wariangles

waridashi

warikahnite

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wariment

warine

warines

wariness

waring

waris

warish

warished

warishes

warishing

warison

warisons

wark

warkand

warked

warking

warkloom

warklooms

warks

warless

warlessness

warlike

warlikeness

warling

warlings

warlock

warlockry

warlocks

warlord

warlording

warlordism

warlords

warlott

warlpiri

warluck

warlucks

warly

warm as life

warm bodies

warm body

warm boot

warm boots

warm buffer

warm data

warm hatch

warm hatches

warm hose

warm ionized medium

warm lines

warm over

warm site

warm someone's heart

warm start

warm storage

warm swap

warm the bench

warm transfer

warm transfers

warm

warmable

war-machine

war-machines

warman

warm-as-toast

warmblood

warmblooded

warm-blooded

warm-bloodedness

warmbloods

warmboot

warm-dark-matter

warmdown

warm-down

warmdowns

warmed the bench

warmed

warmed-over

warmed-up

warmer

warmers

warmest regards

warmest

warmeth

warm-front

warm-fronts

warmful

warm-fuzzies

warm-fuzzy

warmhearted

warm-hearted

warmheartedly

warm-heartedly

warmheartedness

warm-hot-intergalactic-medium

warmin

warming centre

warming pans

warming the bench

warming

warming-center

warming-centers

warmingly

warmingol

warmingone

warming-pan

warmings

warming-up

warmish

warmist

warmists

warmline

warm-line

warmlines

warmly

warmness

warmonger

war-monger

warmongering

warmongers

warmouth

warmouths

warm-regards

warms the bench

warms

warms-up

warmth

warm-the-cockles-of-someone-s-heart

warmthless

warmthness

warmths

warm-up

warmup-jacket

warm-up-jacket

warmup-jackets

warm-up-jackets

warmups

warm-ups

warmware

warn

warn-d

warned

warner harry morris

warner

warnerian

warner-robins

warners

warnest

warneth

warnier-orr diagram

warning colorations

warning shot

warning shots

warning triangle

warning triangles

warning

warning-coloration

warningless

warningly

warnings

warning-track

warning-tracks

warno

Warnock algorithm

Warnock's algorithm

warns

warn-t

war-of-attrition

war-of-conquest

war-of-nerves

war-of-words

war-on-terror

war-on-terrorism

war-on-women

warp and weft

warp and woof

warp beam

warp beams

warp end

warp factors

warp knitting

warp lace

warp laces

warp server

warp

warpage

warpages

warpaint

war-paint

warpainted

warpaints

war-paints

war-parties

war-party

warpath

warpaths

warp-bubble

warp-bubbles

warp-drive

warp-drives

warped wall

warped

warpedness

warper

warpers

warpest

warpeth

warp-factor

warping bank

warping hook

warping post

warping

warpings

warp-knit

warplane

warplanes

warple

warproof

warps

warp-speed

warp-speeds

warpwise

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warragals

warragamba

warrah

warrahs

warrandice

warrant canaries

warrant canary

warrant of arrest

warrant of fitness

warrant of payment

warrant officer class 2

warrant officers class 2

warrant

warrantable

warrantably

warrant-card

warrant-cards

warranted

warrantedness

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warrantees

warranter

warranters

warrantest

warranteth

warrantied

warranties

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warrantise

warrantised

warrantises

warrantising

warrantless

warrantless-search

warrantless-searches

warrant-of-attorney

warrant-officer

warrant-officers

warrantor

warrantors

warrants of arrest

warrants of attorney

warrants of fitness

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warren joseph

warren robert penn

Warren truss

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warreners

warrenlike

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warrenton

war-reparations

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warrest

warreth

war-ridden

warrigal

warrigal-greens

warrigals

warring

warrings

warrington

warrington-hammer

warringtonian

warrior wasp

warrior wasps

warrior

warrior-ant

warrior-ants

warrioress

warrioresses

warriorhood

warriorlike

warrior's code

warriors

warriour

warriours

warroom research

war-rooms

wars by proxies

wars by proxy

wars of aggression

wars of attrition

wars of the roses

wars

warsaw grouper

warsaw

warsaw-convention

warsaw-pact

warsaws

warsaw-treaty-organization

warsh

warship

warships

warsle

wars-of-conquest

wars-of-nerves

wars-of-words

warsovian

warsovians

war-stories

war-story

wart hog

wart snake

wart snakes

wart

warta

wart-biter

wartburg

warted

Wartenberg wheel

Warthin's tumor

warthog

warthogs

wartily

wartime house

wartime houses

wartime

war-time

wartimes

wartiness

wartless

wartlike

war-to-end-all-war

war-to-end-all-wars

warton

wartorn

war-torn

wartpox

warts

warts-and-all

war-tuba

war-tubas

wartweed

wartwort

wartworts

warty

warung

warungs

war-veteran

war-veterans

warwalking

war-weary

war-whoop

warwick

warwickite

warwickites

warwickshire

war-widow

warwood

warworn

wary

waryson

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warzone

war-zone

warzones

war-zones

was able to

was born

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was like

was there

was

wasabi

wasabia

wasabis

wasapi

wasatch range

wasatch

was-a-thing

wasband

wasbands

wasbian

wasbians

wasd keys

wasd

wase

wash ball

wash balls

wash barrels

wash basins

wash bottles

wash drawing

wash goods

wash its face

wash one's dirty linen in public

wash out

wash sale

wash up

wash ups

wash

washability

washable

wash-and-wear

washateria

washaterias

wash-away

washbag

washbags

wash-barrel

washbasin helmet

washbasin

wash-basin

washbasins

washbasket

wash-basket

washbaskets

wash-baskets

washbin

wash-bin

washbins

wash-bins

washboard

washboards

wash-bottle

washbowl

washbowls

washburn bradford

washcloth

washcloths

wash-d

washday

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washdisher

washdishes

washdown

wash-down

washdowns

washed away

washed with

washed

washed-in-the-blood

washed-off

washed-out

washed-up

washee

washees

washen

washer

washeries

washerless

washerlike

washerman

washermen

washers

washer-upper

washer-uppers

washerwoman

washerwoman's itch

washerwomen

washery

washes out

washes up

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washes-off

washest

washeteria

washeterias

washeth

washhouse

washhouses

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washily

washin

washiness

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washing balls

washing bin

washing bins

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washing days

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washing mitt

washing powders

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washing-bear

washing-bottle

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washing-off

washing-of-feet

washing-out

washing-powder

washings

washing-sherry

washing-soda

washing-stuff

washington booker t(aliaferro)

washington dinah

washington george

washington island

washington lake

washington martha dandridge custis

washington mount

washington palm

washington pie

washington

washington-d-c

washingtonian

washingtonians

washington-s-birthday

washington-state

washing-up

washing-up-liquid

washing-up-liquids

washita river

washita

washkit

washkits

washland

washlands

wash-leather

wash-leathers

washlet

washline

washlines

washload

washloads

Washoe process

wash-off

wash-one-s-hands

wash-one-s-hands-of

washout

washouts

wash-outs

washover

wash-over

washovers

washpan

washpans

washplant

washplants

washpot

washpots

washrag

washrags

washroom

wash-room

washrooms

wash-rooms

wash-sale rule

wash-sales

washstand

washstands

washt

washtub

wash-tub

washtub-bass

washtub-basses

washtubs

wash-tubs

wash-up period

wash-up periods

washup

wash-with

washwoman

washwomen

washy

wash-your-mouth-out

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wasite

wasium

waskaganish

wasm

wasms

wasna

wasnae

wasn-t

wasp around

wasp spiders

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waspdom

wasphood

waspie

waspies

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waspishly

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wasplike

waspling

wasplings

wasps

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wassail

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wassails

wassamatta

wassamatter

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wassenaar arrangement

wasserman

wassermann reaction

wassermann test

wassermann

wasserstein wendy

wassock

wassocks

wasson

wassup

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wastage

wastages

wastas

waste bins

waste disposal units

waste disposals

waste gate

waste gates

waste good

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waste not, want not

waste of oxygen

waste of skin

waste picker

waste pickers

waste pipes

waste sorting

waste sortings

waste trays

waste

waste-away

wastebasket taxa

wastebasket

wastebaskets

wastebasket-taxon

wastebin

waste-bin

wastebins

wasteboards

wastebook

wastebooks

waste-breath

wasted

wasted-away

waste-disposal

waste-disposal-unit

wasted-time

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wastefully

wastefulness

wastegate

wastegates

wasteground

wastel

wasteland

waste-land

wastelands

wasteless

wastelessness

wastels

wasteness

wastenesses

waste-of-space

waste-of-time

wasteoid

wastepaper bin

wastepaper

waste-paper

wastepaper-basket

wastepaper-baskets

wastepapers

wastepile

wastepiles

waste-pipe

waste-product

waste-products

waster

waste-ridden

wasters

wastes of oxygen

wastes of skin

wastes

wastes-away

wastes-of-space

wastes-of-spaces

wastes-of-time

wastest

wastes-time

wasteth

wastethrift

wastethrifts

waste-time

waste-tray

wastewater

waste-water

wastewaters

wasteweir

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wasting asset

wasting diseases

wasting investment

wasting investments

wasting property

wasting

wasting-away

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wastingly

wasting-palsy

wasting-time

wastoid

wastoids

wastor

wastorel

wastorels

wastors

wastour

wastours

wastrel

wastrels

wastry

waswanipi

wat

wataman

watamans

watanabe

watanabeite

watap

watasemycin

watasemycins

watashikomi

watatsumiite

watch and act

watch and wait

watch and ward

watch and watch

watch bill

watch bills

watch caps

watch chain

watch chains

watch fire

watch gun

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watch houses

watch meeting

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watch nights

watch of the night

watch one's language

watch out

watch over

watch paper

watch papers

watch phone

watch pockets

watch point

watch strap

watch straps

watch tackle

watch tackles

watch the feathers fly

watch the fur fly

watch the pennies

watch variable

watch

watcha

watchable

watchband

watchbands

watch-cap

watchcase

watchcases

watchchain

watchchains

watch-d

watchdog packet

watchdog timer

watchdog timers

watchdog

watchdogging

watchdogs

watched over

watched the feathers fly

watched the fur fly

watched

watched-out

watcher

watchers

watches over

watches the feathers fly

watches the fur fly

watches

watches-out

watchest

watchet

watcheth

watchets

watcheye

watchfire

watchfires

watchful waiting

watchful waitings

watchful

watchfull

watchfully

watchfulness

watch-glass

watch-glasses

watchguard

watchhouse

watch-house

watchhouses

watchin

watching over

watching the feathers fly

watching the fur fly

watching

watchingly

watching-out

watching-paint-dry

watchings

watch-in-two

watch-it

watchkeeper

watchkeepers

watchkeeping

watchless

watchlike

watch-like-a-hawk

watchlist

watch-list

watchlisted

watchlisting

watchlists

watch-lists

watchmaker

watchmakers

watchmaker-s

watchmaking

watchman

watchman's clock

watchman's rattle

watchman's time detector

watchmate

watchmates

watchmen

watch-night

watch-one-s-mouth

watch-one-s-step

watchorn

watchos 2

watchos 3

watchOS 4

watchOS 5

watchos

watch-paint-dry

watch-parties

watch-party

watchphone

watchphones

watchpocket

watch-pocket

watchpoint

watchpoints

watchspring

watchsprings

watchstander

watchstanders

watchstanding

watchstrap

watchstraps

watcht

watch-the-world-go-by

watch-this-space

watchtower

watch-tower

watchtowers

watchwoman

watchwomen

watchword

watchwords

watcom compilers

watcom sql

water adder

water allergy

water bag

water bags

water bailage

water bailie

water bailies

water ballet

water bar

water barometer

water barometers

water bars

water batteries

water battery

water bearer

water bewitched

water bicycle

water bicycles

water bike

water bikes

water birch

water birches

water bird

water blister

water bloom

water boa

water boas

water boilers

water bottle flipping

water bottler

water bottlers

water box

water brash

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water breakers

water buses

water butts

water cabbage

water cans

water carriages

water cell

water cells

water cement

water cements

water chinquapin

water clover

water columns

water cooled

water core

water cores

water couch

water deer

water devils

water drinkers

water elm

water fear

water fears

water features

water fitness

water footprints

water for injection

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water gates

water gilding

water glasses

water gruels

water gum

water gut

water guts

water hammers

water hardnesses

water hemlock

water hemlocks

water horses

water hyacinths

water icing

water icings

water intoxications

water is wet

water jacket

water jets

water jump

water jumps

water landings

water leader

water leaders

water lens

water lenses

water lilies example

water lot

water lots

water mantle

water mantles

water mass

water maze

water mazes

water measurer

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water milfoil

water mill

water mints

water mite

water moccasin

water moccasins

water monkey

water monkeys

water motor

water motors

water nymph

water of hydration

water on the chest

water on the knee

water organist

water organists

water organs

water ouzel

water ouzels

water parade

water parades

water parsnip

water parsnips

water parting

water peak

water pepper

water peppers

water pimpernel

water pimpernels

water plant

water plantains

water pocket

water pockets

water polo player

water poppies

water poppy

water potentials

water purifier

water purifiers

water purslane

water ram

water rams

water ribbons

water right

water rockets

water sandwich

water sandwiches

water sanitation

water shield

water sickness

water skipper

water smoke

water snake

water snakes

water soldiers

water speedwells

water spots

water spouts

water sprite

water sprout

water stops

water supply

water system

water telescope

water telescopes

water tender

water tenders

water thermometer

water thermometers

water torture

water toxemia

water trough

water tunnels

water twist

water twists

water violet

water violets

water wisteria

water yam

water years

water

waterable

water-aerobics

waterage

waterbag

waterbags

water-bailiff

water-bailiffs

water-balloon

water-balloons

water-banquet

waterbased

water-based

water-bath

water-baths

water-bear

water-bears

waterbed

water-bed

waterbeds

water-beds

water-beetle

water-beetles

waterbike

waterbikes

waterbird

waterbirds

water-birth

water-birthing

water-births

water-biscuit

water-biscuits

water-blob

water-blobs

water-blocking gel

waterboard

waterboarded

waterboarding

waterboardings

waterboards

waterboatman

water-boatman

waterboatmen

water-boatmen

waterbodies

water-bodies

waterbody

water-body

waterboiler

water-boiler

waterbok

waterboks

waterbomb

water-bomb

waterbomber

water-bomber

waterbombers

water-bombers

waterbombing

waterbombs

water-bombs

waterborne

water-borne

waterbottle

water-bottle

waterbottles

water-bottles

water-boxes

waterboy

water-boy

waterboys

water-boys

waterbrash

water-break

water-breaks

waterbuck

waterbucks

water-buffalo

water-buffaloes

water-buffalos

waterbug

water-bug

waterbugs

water-bugs

waterbury

waterbus

water-bus

waterbuses

water-butt

water-caltrop

water-caltrops

water-can

water-cannon

water-cannons

water-carriage

water-carrier

water-carriers

water-cavies

water-cavy

water-chestnut

water-chestnuts

water-chicken

water-chickens

watercise

waterclock

water-clock

waterclocks

water-clocks

water-closet

water-closets

watercoaster

watercoasters

watercock

watercocks

watercolor illusion

watercolor

watercolorist

watercolorists

watercolors

watercolour

watercolourist

watercolourists

watercolours

water-column

water-content

water-cool

watercooler

water-cooler

watercoolers

water-coolers

watercourse

watercourses

watercraft

watercrafts

water-crane

water-cranes

watercress

watercresses

water-crow

water-crows

water-cure

water-cures

watercycle

water-cycle

water-cycles

water-devil

water-diviner

water-diviners

water-divining

water-doctor

water-doctors

waterdog

water-dog

waterdogs

water-dogs

water-down

water-drinker

waterdrop

waterdrops

water-dropwort

water-dropworts

water-dumping

water-dumpings

watered stocks

watered

watered-down

watered-stock

wateree river

wateree

water-elephant

water-elephants

water-engines

waterer

waterers

waterest

watereth

waterfall bong

waterfall development

waterfall plot

waterfall plots

waterfall

waterfalled

waterfalling

waterfall-model

waterfall-models

waterfalls

water-feature

water-fight

water-fights

waterfinder

water-flag

water-flags

water-flea

water-fleas

waterflood

waterflooded

waterflooding

waterfloods

water-flow

water-flows

water-footprint

waterford

water-fountain

water-fountains

waterfowl

waterfowl-alignment

waterfowler

water-frame

water-frames

waterfree

waterfront

waterfronts

waterful

water-gang

water-gangs

water-gas

watergate

water-gate

watergates

watergate-salad

watergate-salads

water-gauge

water-gauges

water-glass

water-gruel

water-gun

water-guns

water-hammer

water-hardness

water-heater

water-heaters

waterhen

water-hen

waterhens

water-hens

water-hog

water-hogs

waterhole

water-hole

waterholes

water-holes

waterhorse

water-horse

waterhorses

water-horsetail

water-horsetails

waterhouse

water-hyacinth

water-ice

water-ices

waterie

waterily

water-inch

wateriness

watering call

watering calls

watering hole attack

watering hole attacks

watering house

watering houses

watering place

watering spot

watering

watering-can

watering-cans

watering-down

watering-hole

watering-holes

watering-pot

waterings

water-injection

water-intoxication

waterish

waterishness

water-jackets

waterjet

water-jet

waterjets

water-joint

water-joints

waterjug

waterjugs

waterkeeper

waterkeepers

water-key

water-keys

water-knot

water-knots

water-laid

waterlander

waterlanders

waterlandian

waterlandians

water-landing

water-law

waterleaf

waterleaves

water-lemon

water-lemons

waterless

waterlessness

water-lettuce

water-level

water-levels

waterlike

waterlilies

water-lilies

waterlily

water-lily

waterline

water-line

water-line-model

waterlines

water-lines

waterlocust

water-locust

water-locusts

waterlog

waterlogged

waterlogging

waterlogs

Waterloo blue

waterloo

waterloo-cracker

waterloos

waterlooville

waterly

water-main

water-mains

watermaker

waterman

waterman's knot

waterman's knots

watermanship

watermark

watermarked

watermarking

watermarks

watermaster

watermasters

watermaze

watermeadow

water-meadow

watermeadows

water-meadows

watermelon radish

watermelon radishes

watermelon

water-melon

watermelons

water-melons

watermelon-snow

water-memory

watermen

water-meter

water-meters

water-mice

watermilfoil

watermilfoils

watermill

watermills

watermint

water-mint

watermints

water-mites

water-mole

water-moles

water-monitor

water-monitors

water-mouse

waterness

water-nymphs

water-oak

water-oaks

water-of-crystallisation

water-of-crystallization

water-of-life

water-on-the-brain

water-opossum

water-opossums

water-organ

water-over-the-dam

waterpark

water-park

waterparks

water-parks

water-partings

water-permeable

water-pick

water-picks

water-pig

water-pigs

water-pill

water-pillar

water-pillars

water-pills

waterpipe

water-pipe

waterpipes

water-pipes

water-pipit

water-pipits

water-pistol

water-pistols

waterplane

waterplanes

water-plantain

water-plate

water-plates

waterplay

waterpoint

waterpoints

water-poisoning

water-poisonings

water-police

water-pollution

water-polo

waterport

waterports

waterpot

water-potential

waterpots

waterpower

water-power

waterpowers

water-powers

water-pox

waterproof

waterproofed

waterproofer

waterproofers

waterproofing

waterproofness

waterproofs

waterquake

water-rail

water-rails

water-rat

water-rats

water-repellent

water-repellents

water-resistant

water-rocket

waters' edges

water's edges

waters muddy

waters

water-sapphire

water-sapphires

waterscape

waterscapes

water-scooter

water-scooters

water-scorpion

water-scorpions

waters-down

water-s-edge

watershed moment

watershed moments

watershed

water-shed

watersheds

watersheep

watershoot

watershoots

watershrew

water-shrew

watershrews

water-shrews

waterside

watersides

water-sign

water-signs

waterski

water-ski

waterskied

water-skied

waterskier

water-skier

waterskiers

water-skiers

waterskiing

water-skiing

waterskin

waterskins

waterskis

water-skis

waterslide

water-slide

waterslides

water-slides

water-soak

watersoaked

water-softener

water-softeners

water-softening

water-soldier

water-soluble

waterson

water-souchies

water-souchy

water-spaniel

water-spaniels

water-speedwell

water-spider

water-spiders

water-spinach

watersport

water-sport

watersports

water-sports

water-spot

waterspout

water-spout

waterspouts

waterstained

water-starwort

waterston

water-stop

water-strider

water-striders

waterstuff

water-table

water-tables

water-tank

water-tanks

water-tap

water-taps

water-taxi

water-taxis

waterthrush

waterthrushes

water-tick

water-ticks

watertight

watertight-alibi

watertightness

water-to-one-s-mill

water-tower

water-towers

water-troughs

water-tunnel

water-turbine

water-turbines

water-turkey

water-turkeys

water-under-the-bridge

water-vapor

water-vapor-pressure

water-vapors

water-vapour

water-vapours

water-vascular system

water-vole

water-voles

waterward

waterwards

waterway

waterways

waterweed

waterweeds

waterwheel plant

waterwheel plants

waterwheel

water-wheel

waterwheels

water-wheels

water-white

water-willow

water-willows

water-wing

water-wings

water-witch

water-witches

water-witching

waterwork

waterworks

water-works

waterworn

waterwort

waterworts

watery graves

watery

water-year

watery-grave

waterzooi

watevs

Wath upon Dearne

wath

wathawurung

wathe

waths

watkin

watkins

watkinson

watkinsonite

watling

watry

wats

watsan

watson james dewey

watson john broadus

watson sr., thomas j.

watson thomas augustus

watson thomas sturges

watson

watson-crick model

watsoni

watsonia

watsonian

watsonias

watsonish

watson-watt

watsu

watt james

watt

wattage

wattages

Watteau back

Watteau bodice

watteau jean antoine

Watteau pleat

watteau

wattersite

wattevillite

watt-hour

watt-hour-meter

watt-hour-meters

wattieza

wattis

wattle turkeys

wattle

wattle-and-daub

wattlebird

wattlebirds

wattled

wattles

wattleseed

wattle-turkey

wattling

wattlings

wattmeter

wattmeters

watts george frederic

watts isaac

watts

watt-second

wattshode

wattsian

WattUp

watusi

watusied

watusiing

watusis

waucht

wauchted

wauchting

wauchts

waugh evelyn (arthur saint john)

waugh

waughesque

waughian

waught

waughts

waukegan

waukesha

waul

wauled

wauling

waulk

waulked

waulker

waulkers

waulking

waulkings

waulks

wauls

wausau

w-aust

wav file

wav

wave 1 wi-fi

wave 2 wi-fi

wave audio

wave band

wave base

wave election

wave elections

wave equation

wave file

wave front

wave in

wave loaf

wave numbers

wave offerings

wave picking

wave plate

wave plates

wave pool

wave pools

wave prank

wave scroll

wave scrolls

wave skis

wave soldering

wave table synthesis

wave tank

wave the bloody shirt

wave the white flag

wave trains

wave trap

wave vectors

wave

wave-away

waveband

wavebands

wavecut

waved

wave-dash

wave-dashes

wave-down

wavefield

wavefields

wave-field-synthesis

waveform audio

waveform synthesis

waveform

waveforms

wavefront

wavefronts

wavefunction

wave-function

wavefunction-collapse

wavefunctions

wave-functions

waveguide dispersion

waveguide

waveguided

waveguides

waveguiding

wavelength band

wavelength division multiplexer

wavelength division multiplexing

wavelength

wavelengths

waveless

wavelet compression

wavelet

wavelets

wavelike

wavell

wavellite

wavellites

wave-loaves

wavemaker

wavemakers

wave-mechanics

wavemeter

wavemeters

wavemodes

wavenumber

wave-number

wavenumbers

wave-off

wave-offering

wave-of-the-hand

wavepacket

wave-packet

wavepackets

wave-packets

wave-particle duality

wave-particle

wave-particles

waveplate

waveplates

wave-power

wavepulse

wavepulses

waver

wavered

waverer

waverers

wavering

waveringly

waveringness

waverings

waverley

wavers

wavery

waves

waveshape

waveshaper

waveshapers

waveshapes

waveshaping

wave-shoaling

wave-ski

waves-of-the-hand

waveson

wavest

wavetable synthesis

wavetable

wavetables

waveth

wavetop

wavetops

wavetrain

wave-train

wavetrains

wavevector

wave-vector

wavevectors

wavey

waveys

wavicle

wavicles

wavies

wavily

waviness

wavinesses

waving

wavings

wavoid

wavoids

wavy

wavyleaf

waw

wa-wa

wawaskeesh

wawayandaite

wawe

wawes

wawl

wawled

wawling

wawls

waws

wax beans

wax comb

wax combs

wax ends

wax gourds

wax insect

wax lyrical

wax moths

wax palm

wax pencil

wax pencils

wax play

wax someone's tail

wax tablet

wax thermal transfer

wax

waxable

wax-and-wane

wax-apple

wax-apples

wax-bean

waxberries

waxberry

waxbill

waxbills

waxbird

waxbirds

waxcap

waxcaps

wax-colour

waxed ends

waxed lyrical

waxed paper

waxed papers

waxed

waxed-end

waxed-poetic

waxen

waxen-chatterer

waxen-chatterers

wax-end

waxer

waxers

waxes lyrical

waxes

waxes-poetic

waxest

waxeth

waxflower

waxflowers

wax-gourd

waxie

waxily

waxiness

waxing lyrical

waxing wode

waxing

waxing-kernel

waxing-kernels

waxing-moon

waxing-moons

waxing-poetic

waxings

waxless

waxlike

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weinebeneite

weiner

weiner-dog

weiner-dogs

weiners

weingarten

weingarten-right

weingarten-rights

Weinstein effect

weintraub

weir

weird fiction

weird flex, but OK

weird matching

weird sisters

weird

weird-ass

weirded

weirded-out

weirdie

weirdies

weirding

weirding-out

weirdling

weirdlings

weird-looking numbers

weird-looking urls

weirdly

weirdness

weirdnesses

weird-number

weird-numbers

weirdo

weirdoes

weirdos

weird-out

weirds

weirdsome

weirds-out

weirdy

weirlike

weirs

weirton

weisenheimer

weisenthal

weishanite

weism

weismann august friedrich leopold

weismann

weismannism

weiss beer

weiss

weissbergite

weissbier

weissbiers

weissflogii

weisshorn

weissite

weissmuller johnny

weisswurst

weisswursts

weisure

weisz

weitbrechti

weitek coprocessor

weive

weived

weives

weiving

weizmann chaim azriel

weizmann

wejack

wejacks

wejewa

weka

wekas

wekau

wekeen

wekeens

wekiu bug

we-l

welaway

wel-begone

welch

welched

welcher

welchers

welches

welchia worm

welching

welchman

welchmen

welcome back

welcome home

welcome pole

welcome poles

welcome swallows

Welcome to Countries

Welcome to Country

welcome to my world

welcome

welcomed

welcomely

welcome-mat

welcome-mats

welcomeness

welcomer

welcomers

Welcomes to Country

welcomes

welcomest

welcome-swallow

welcometh

welcome-wagon

welcoming

welcomingly

welcomingness

welcomings

welcs

weld steel

weld theodore dwight

weld together

weld

weldability

weldable

welded

welder

welders

welding machine

welding machines

welding

weldings

weldment

weldments

weldmesh

weldon

weldon-process

weldor

weldors

welds

wele

weleful

welfare bum

welfare bums

welfare check

welfare economics

welfare hotels

welfare mother

welfare mothers

welfare princess

welfare princesses

welfare queens

welfare rat

welfare rats

welfare trap

welfare traps

welfare work

welfare

welfare-cadillac

welfare-cadillacs

welfare-capitalism

welfare-hotel

welfare-parasite

welfare-parasites

welfare-queen

welfares

welfare-state

welfare-states

welfare-to-work

welfariat

welfaring

welfarism

welfarist

welfarists

welk

welkin

welkins

well boat

well car

well cars

well drain

well drains

well duh

well end

well firmed

well horned

well in good

well played

well room

well rooms

well spotted

well wagon

well wagons

well

we-ll

welladay

well-adjusted

well-advised

well-ain-t-that-the-catfish-in-the-trap

welland (ship) canal

welland

well-and-good

well-and-truly

well-appointed

wellaway

well-balanced

well-behaved

wellbeing

well-being

wellbeings

well-beloved

wellbeseen

well-beseen

well-boats

wellbore

wellbores

wellborn

well-born

well-bred

well-brought-up

well-built

wellbutrin

well-chosen

well-connected

well-content

well-covered

well-deck

well-decks

well-defined

wellderly

well-disposed

welldoer

welldoers

welldoing

well-doing

well-done

well-dressed

well-drink

well-drinks

well-earned

welled up

welled

well-endowed

Wellens' sign

Wellens' syndrome

weller thomas huckle

weller

wellerian

wellerism

wellerisms

welles (george) orson

welles gideon

welles

wellesian

wellesleyan

welleth

wellfare

wellfares

well-favored

well-favoured

well-fed

well-fixed

wellfleet

wellford

well-formed xml

wellformed

well-formed

well-formed-formula

well-formedness-rules

well-found

well-founded

well-groomed

well-grounded

well-handled

Wellhausen's hypothesis

wellhead cost

wellhead costs

wellhead

wellheads

well-heeled

wellhole

wellholes

well-hung

wellie

wellies

well-i-never

well-informed

welling

wellington

wellington-boot

wellington-boots

wellingtonian

wellingtonians

wellingtonias

wellingtons

welling-up

well-intended

well-intentioned

well-kept

well-knit

well-known port

well-known

well-liked

well-liking

well-liquor

well-liquors

well-logging

well-loved

well-made play

well-made

well-mannered

well-matched

well-meaning

well-meaningly

well-meant

well-met

wellness check

wellness hotel

wellness hotels

wellness

well-nigh

well-off

well-oiled

well-oiled-machine

well-oiled-machines

well-order

well-orderable

well-ordered

wellordering

well-ordering

wellorderings

well-orderings

well-padded

well-posed

wellposedness

well-posedness

well-preserved

well-proportioned

well-read

well-regarded

wellrested

well-rested

well-rounded

wells h(erbert) g(eorge)

wells henry

wells ida bell

wells notice

wells up

wells

well-said

well-seen

wellsian

wellsite

wellsite-geologist

wellsite-geologists

well-spoken

wellspring

wellsprings

well-stacked

well-stomached

wellstone

well-taken

well-tempered

well-thewed

well-thought-of

well-thumbed

well-timbered

well-timed

well-to-do

well-travelled

well-trodden

well-turned

well-up

we-ll-ve

well-well

well-well-well

wellwiller

well-willer

wellwillers

well-willers

well-willing

well-wisher

wellwishers

well-wishers

well-wishing

well-worn

welly

welly-whanging

weloganite

welp

wels

welsbach burner

Welsbach mantle

wels-catfish

Welsh ale

Welsh cake

welsh cob

Welsh flannel

Welsh harp

Welsh hook

Welsh not

welsh pony

welsh springer spaniel

welsh terrier

welsh

welsh-corgi

welsh-dresser

welsh-dressers

welshe

welshed

welsh-english

welsher

welshers

welshes

welshified

welshing

welshism

welshisms

welshland

welshman

welshmen

welsh-mortgage

welsh-mortgages

welshness

welshnut

welsh-onion

welsh-onions

welsh-rabbit

welsh-rabbits

welsh-rarebit

welsh-rarebits

welsh-sheepdog

welsh-sheep-dog

welshwoman

welshwomen

welsh-yard

welsh-yards

welsome

welt

weltansicht

weltansichts

weltbild

welted

welteke, ernst

welter

weltered

weltering

welters

welterweight

welter-weight

welterweights

welter-weights

welthe

welting

welts

welty eudora

welty

welwitindolinone

welwitschia bug

welwitschia

welwitschias

welwyn

welwyn-garden-city

wem

wemale

wembawemba

wemba-wemba

wembley

wemless

wemmed

wen jiabao

wen

wenao

wenatchee

wenceslas

wenceslaus

wench

Wenchang chicken

wenched

wencher

wenchers

wenches

wenching

wenchless

wend

wended

wendell

wendic

wendigo psychosis

wendigo

wendigoes

wendigos

wending

wendings

wendish

wends

wendwilsonite

wendy

wendy-house

wendy-houses

wenge

wenglish

wenis

Wenker sentence

Wenker sentences

Wenker synthesis

wenkite

wenlock

wennel

wennels

wennish

wenona

wenonah

wensleydale

went against

went ahead with

went all the way

went around

went astray

went at

went away

went batshit

went below

went beyond

went dark

went deep

went down the drain

went down the khazi

went down the pan

went down the toilet

went down the tube

went down the tubes

went down with

went down

went equipped

went five-hole

went from strength to strength

went gold

went halves

went home

went hungry

went in for

went in on

went in

went it alone

went it

went long

went missing

went narrow

went night-night

went on the Abraham suit

went on the account

went on the scout

went one's own way

went out on a limb

went over

went past

went potty

went set

went snake

went so far as

went the distance

went the way of the dodo bird

went the way of the dodo

went through

went to bat

went to bed with

went to ground

went to pieces

went to shit

went to the bathroom

went to the polls

went to the restroom

went to the toilet

went to the washroom

went to

went too far

went towards

went up in flames

went wide

went with

went

went-ahead

went-back

went-bad

went-bonkers

went-both-ways

went-by

went-commando

went-crazy

went-down-on

went-down-the-wrong-way

went-dutch

wente

wentest

wenteth

went-gaga-over

went-hand-in-hand

wentletrap

wentletraps

went-native

went-nuts

went-off

went-off-the-reservation

went-on

went-out

went-over-like-a-lead-balloon

went-pear-shaped

went-poof

went-postal

wents

went-so-far-as-to

went-the-whole-hog

went-through-with

went-to-bed

went-together

went-to-hell

went-to-sleep

went-to-the-dogs

went-to-town

went-under

went-up

went-wild

wentworth

wentworth-scale

wenzel

wenzhou

wep key

wep

wept

wepte

wer

Wer·ner's syndrome

werdingite

werdnig-hoffmann-disease

werdup

were gild

were gilds

were you born in a tent

were

we-re

werebear

werebears

werecat

werecats

werecreature

werecreatures

weredog

weredogs

werefox

werefoxes

weregeld

weregelds

weregild

weregilds

werehyena

werehyenas

werejackal

werejackals

wereleopard

wereleopards

werelion

werelions

werena

werenae

weren-t

wererat

wererats

weres

weretiger

weretigers

werewolf syndrome

werewolf

were-wolf

werewolfdom

werewolfish

werewolfism

werewolves

were-wolves

werfel

wergaia

wergeld

wergelds

wergild

wergilds

werk

werke

werkeman

werkes

werks

wermelskirchen

wermlandite

wern

werned

werner abraham gottlob

Werner projection

werner syndrome

werner-complex

werner-complexes

werneri

wernerian

wernerite

wernerites

wernicke-korsakoff syndrome

Wernicke's command

Wernicke's disease

wernicke's encephalopathy

wernicke-s-aphasia

wernicke-s-area

werning

werns

wern-t

weroance

weroances

weroansqua

weroansquas

werowance

werowances

werowansqua

werowansquas

werra

werre

werres

werry

wersh

werst

wersts

wert

wertentheil

wertheimer max

wertheim's operation

Werther effect

wertmuller lina

wertrationalitt

werwolf

wery

wes

we-s

wesand

wesands

weser

wesil

wesils

weskit

wesley john

wesley

wesleyan

wesleyanism

wesleyanisms

wesleyans

wesselsite

wessex

wessexian

wessexians

west african economic and monetary union

west allis

West Australian pitcher plant

West Australian pitcher plants

west benjamin

West Coast offense

west coast

west covina

west florida

west glamorgan

west hartford

west haven

west highland white terrier

West Indian gherkin

West Indian gourd

west irian

west jerome alan

west jordan

west lothian

West Maas en Waal

west mae

west nathanael

west palm beach

West plea

West pleas

west prussia

west rebecca

west riding

west saxon

west sides

West syndrome

west texas intermediate crude oil

west timor

west valley city

west wing

west

west-africa

west-bank

west-banker

west-bankers

west-bengal

west-berlin

westbound

west-brit

west-briton

west-britons

west-brits

west-brom

west-bromwich

westbrook

west-by-north

west-by-south

west-coast-bajau

westcottian

west-country

wested

westen

west-end

wester

westering

westerlies

westerliness

westerly

westermarck-effect

Westermark sign

Western Australian pitcher plant

Western Australian pitcher plants

Western Bahr el Ghazal

western barn owl

western barn owls

western black-eared wheatear

western blot analyses

western cape

western capercaillies

western cattle egret

western church

western digital

western electric

western empire

western fence lizard

western fence lizards

western grey kangaroos

western isles

western marsh harrier

western marsh harriers

western ocean

western olivaceous warbler

western olivaceous warblers

western omelet

western omelets

western Orphean warbler

western osprey

western ospreys

western plum

western plums

western poison oak

western poison oaks

western rat snake

western rat snakes

western redbud

western reserve

western roe deer

Western roll

western roman empire

western saddle

western sandpiper

western sandwich

western spotted skunk

western spotted skunks

western spruce budworm

western spruce budworms

western subalpine warbler

western tanager

western turkestan

Western Union splice

western union

western wall

western yellow wagtail

western

western-abenaki

western-abnaki

western-africa

western-apache

western-armenian

western-astrology

western-australia

western-balochi

western-bengali

western-blot

western-blot-analysis

western-canada

western-capercaillie

western-christianity

western-concert-flute

western-concert-flutes

western-diamondback-rattlesnake

western-diamondback-rattlesnakes

western-dvina

western-dwina

westerner

westerners

western-europe

western-european

western-europeans

western-frisian

western-gorilla

western-gorillas

western-grey-kangaroo

western-hemisphere

western-hemispherian

western-highland-purepecha

westernisation

westernise

westernised

westernises

westernising

westernism

westernization

westernize

westernized

westernizes

westernizing

westernly

westernmost

westernness

western-pleasure

western-poison-ivy

western-provinces

westerns

western-sahara

western-samoa

western-slaty-antshrike

western-slaty-antshrikes

western-strip

western-swing

western-world

westers

westerveldite

west-european

west-flanders

west-flemish

west-frisian

west-frisian-islands

west-german

west-germanic

west-germans

west-germany

west-greece

west-hollywood

westie

westies

west-indian

west-indians

west-india-tea

west-indies

west-indies-federation

westing

Westinghouse brake

westinghouse george

westinghouse

westings

west-java

west-jerusalem

west-kalimantan

west-lake

westland

westlaw

westling

westlings

west-lothian-question

west-macedonia

westman-islander

westman-islands

westmans

westmeath

west-midlands

Westminster bubble

Westminster parliamentary systems

Westminster village

westminster

westminster-abbey

westminster-cathedral

westminsterian

westminster-parliamentary-system

westminster-system

westminster-systems

westmoreland william childs

westmoreland

westmorland

westmost

westness

west-nile-fever

west-nile-virus

west-northwest

west-nusa-tenggara

weston edward

weston

weston-super-mare

west-pakistan

west-papua

westphalia

westphalian

westphalians

west-point

west-punjab

west-riding-of-yorkshire

westside

west-side

west-slavic

west-southwest

west-sulawesi

west-sumatra

west-sussex

west-virginia

west-virginian

west-virginians

westward

westwardly

westwards

westy

west-yorkshire

wet bars

wet blanketed

wet blanketing

wet bob

wet bobs

wet boys

wet brain

wet cells

wet cough

wet cupping

wet deposition

wet docks

wet ends

wet feet, dry feet policy

wet firecracker

wet firecrackers

wet gangrene

wet goods

wet haze

wet hazes

wet heater

wet inlay

wet lab

wet labbed

wet labbing

wet labs

wet leases

wet market

wet markets

wet mass

wet masses

wet meadow

wet meter

wet meters

wet monsoon

wet noodle

wet noodles

wet one's clay

wet pack

wet pc

wet plates

wet rag

wet rags

wet rfid inlay

wet rooms

wet sand

wet sanded

wet sanding

wet sandings

wet sands

wet signature

wet signatures

wet stone

wet suits

wet the baby's head

wet wash

wet wipe

wet wipes

wet

weta

wet-and-dry-bulb-hygrometer

wet-and-dry-bulb-hygrometers

wetas

wetback

wetbacks

wet-bar

wet-behind-the-ears

wetbird

wetbirds

wet-blanket

wet-blankets

wet-boy

wet-bulb thermometer

wet-cell

wet-check

wet-checks

wet-chemical

wet-chemistry

wet-dock

wet-dream

wet-dreams

wet-end

wet-fish

wet-flies

wet-fly

wether

wethered

wethering

wethers

wetiko

wet-job

wet-jobs

wetland

wetlands

wet-lease

wetly

wetmorei

wetmorethraupis

wet-nelly

wetness

wetnurse

wet-nurse

wetnursed

wet-nursed

wetnurses

wet-nurses

wetnursing

wet-nursing

wet-one-s-beak

wet-oneself

wet-one-s-pants

wet-one-s-whistle

wetpc

wet-plate

wetproof

wetproofed

wetproofing

wetproofs

wetroom

wet-room

wetrooms

wet-rot

wets oneself

wets

wet-season

wet-seasons

wetside

wetstone

wetsuit

wet-suit

wetsuited

wetsuits

wettability

wettable

wetted

wetten

wettened

wettening

wettens

wetter than an otter's pocket

wetter

wetterhorn

wetters

wetteth

wet-the-bed

wet-the-shamrock

wet-through

wetting down

wetting machine

wetting oneself

wetting

wetting-agent

wetting-agents

wettings

wettish

wet-t-shirt-competition

wet-t-shirt-competitions

wet-t-shirt-contest

wet-t-shirt-contests

wettsteinia

wetu

wetus

wetware

wet-weather

wet-willies

wet-willy

we-two

wetwork

wet-work

we-uns

we-ve

we-ven-t

wevil

wevils

wex

wexford

wexing

wey

weybridge

weyburn

weyden rogier van der

weyden

weye

weyes

weyewa

Weyl algebra

Weyl group

Weyl groups

weyl hermann klaus hugo

weyleway

Weyl's paradox

weymann

weymouth

weys

weyve

weyved

weyves

weyving

wezand

wezands

wezon

wezons

wf

wfa

wfap

wfc

wfd

wff

wfh

wfk

wfl

wfm

WFP

wfq

wftu

wfw

wf-xml

wg

wga

wgara

wgd

wgf

wgwag

wh

w-h

wha

whaap

whaaps

whac-a-mole

whachamacallit

whachamacallits

whack jobs

whack

whackable

whackage

whackages

whack-a-mole

whacked off

whacked

whacked-out

whacker

whackers and warspamming

whackers

whackily

whacking off

whacking

whackings

whackjob

whack-job

whackjobs

whacko

whack-off

whackos

whacks off

whacks

whack-the-illy

whacky

whacky-tabaccy

whacky-tobaccy

whadda

whaddaya

whaddayacallit

whaddayaknow

whaddayamean

whaddayasay

whaddayathink

whaddayawant

whaddup

whaddya

wha-gwan

whahoo

whaitsiid

whaitsiids

whakapapa

whakapapas

whale barnacle

whale barnacles

whale catfishes

whale fisher

whale fishers

whale safari

whale safaris

whale shot

whale

whaleback

whalebacks

whaleboat

whaleboater

whaleboats

whalebone whale

whalebone

whaleboned

whalebones

whaleboning

whalebonings

whaleburger

whaleburgers

whale-catfish

whalecraft

whaled on

whaled

whalefall

whale-fall

whalefalls

whale-falls

whalefish

whalefishes

whale-lice

whalelike

whaleling

whalelore

whale-louse

whaleman

whalemeat

whalemen

whale-oil

whale-oils

whale-on

whale-path

whaler

whale-road

whalers

whales bay of

whales

whale-s-guide

whale-shark

whale-sharks

whaleship

whaleships

whalesong

whalesongs

whale-s-tail

whalesucker

whalesuckers

whale-tail

whale-tails

whale-watching

whaling stations

whaling

whalings

whaling-station

whall

whallah

whally

wham

wham-bam-thank-you-ma-am

whame

whames

whammed

whammel

whammeled

whammeling

whammelled

whammelling

whammels

whammies

whamming

whammo

whammy

whammy-bar

whammy-bars

whams

whanau

whanaus

whang leather

whang

whangdoodle

whang-doodle

whangdoodles

whang-doodles

whanged

whangee

whangees

whanghee

whanghees

whanging

whangs

whap

whapped

whapper

whappers

whapping

whaps

whar

whare

wharenui

whares

whare-wananga

wharf borer

wharf borers

wharf

wharfage

wharfie

wharfies

wharfing

wharfinger

wharfingers

wharflike

wharfman

wharfmen

wharf-rat

wharf-rats

wharfs

wharfside

wharfsides

wharl

wharling

wharls

wharp

wharton edith newbold jones

Wharton reaction

wharton

whartonian

Wharton's jelly

wharve

wharves

whassamatta

whassamatter

whassup

what a shame

what about the children

what are friends for

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Whitten effect

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why oh why

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why-and-wherefore

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w-i

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wibbling

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wicca

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wide area information server

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wide area telecommunications service

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widget-based interface

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widi adapter

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widjit interface

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widow-s-mite

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Wiedemann-Rautenstrauch syndrome

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Wiegand wire

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Wiener-Kolmogorov prediction

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wiesenthal simon

wiesnerella

wiesnerellaceae

wif

wife acceptance factor

wife

wifebeater

wife-beater

wifebeaters

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wife-beating-question

wife-beating-questions

wife-carrying

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wife-giver

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WiFi 6

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wobbler syndrome

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wobbler-disease

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wodehouse p(elham) g(renville)

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woebegone

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Wöhler synthesis

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Wohl-Ziegler reactions

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wole

woleaian

woled

W-OLED

wolf call

wolf eel

wolf eels

wolf eliminator

wolf eliminators

wolf herring

wolf herrings

wolf hugo

wolf in one's belly

wolf in one's stomach

wolf interval

wolf intervals

wolf jump

wolf jumps

wolf lichen

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wolf net

wolf nets

wolf packs

wolf teeth

wolf ticket

wolf tickets

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wolf tones

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wolfcub

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wolfcubs

wolf-cubs

wolfdale

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wolf-dog

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wolfdom

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wolfe thomas (clayton)

wolfe thomas (kennerly)

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wolfed down

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wolfensohn, james d.

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Wolff-Chaikoff effect

Wolff-Chaikoff effects

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Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome

Wolff's law

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wolf-hirschhorn-syndrome

wolfhood

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wolf-hooks

wolfhound

wolfhounds

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wolf-hunter

wolfi

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wolf-in-sheep-s-clothing

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wolfly

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wolfram von eschenbach

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wolframites

wolf-rayet-star

Wolfring's glands

wolf's ticket

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wolfsangel

wolfsangels

wolfsbane

wolf-s-bane

wolfsbanes

wolfsburg

wolf-s-claw

wolf-s-foot

wolfskin

wolfskins

wolf-s-milk

wolf-s-peach

wolf-spider

wolf-spiders

wolfstein

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wolf-whelp

wolf-whistle

wolfwood

wolhynia

woll

wollaston william hyde

wollastoni

wollastonite

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wollastonitic

wollaston-prism

Wollaston's doublet

wollebaeki

wollemi-pine

wollemi-pines

wolln-t

wollof

wollofs

wollongong

wollstonecraft mary

wollstonecraft

wolman-disease

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wolofs

wolpertinger

wolpertingers

wolphin

wolphins

wolsey thomas

wolsey

wolve

wolven

wolver

wolverene

wolverenes

wolverhampton

wolverine

wolverines

wolves in sheep's clothing

wolves

wolvish

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woman among women

woman enough

woman fashion

woman of easy virtue

woman of few words

woman of ill fame

woman of ill repute

woman of the hour

woman of the night

woman of the people

woman of the street

woman of the town

woman of the world

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woman suffrage

woman up

woman

woman-cave

woman-caves

womance

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woman-child

woman-children

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woman-hater

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womanizer

womanizers

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womanizing

womankind

womanless

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womanlinesses

womanly

womanness

woman-of-letters

woman-of-means

woman-of-size

woman-on-woman

womanpower

woman's tongue tree

woman's tongue trees

womans

womanservant

woman-s-room

womanthrope

woman-to-woman

womanward

womb

wombat trail

wombat trails

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wombats

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womb-envy

wombgate

wombing

womble

wombless

womblike

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women about town

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women of easy virtue

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women of ill repute

women of means

women of the night

women of the street

women of the town

women of the world

women

women-and-children-first

women-children

womenfolk

womenfolks

womenkind

womenless

women-of-letters

women-of-size

women's liberation (movement)

women's movement

women's refuges

women's rights

women's rooms

women's troubles

women's wear

women's

women-s-christmas

womenservants

women-s-ku-klux-klan

women-s-lib

women-s-libber

women-s-libbers

women-s-liberation

women-s-refuge

women-s-room

women-s-shelter

women-s-shelters

women-s-studies

womenswear

women-s-work

womera

womon

wompam

womxn

womyn

womynhood

womyn's land

womyn's lands

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won over

won the battle, but lost the war

won the day

won tons

won

won-buddhism

wonce

woncha

wondaful

wonder drug

wonder drugs

wonder glow

wonder

wonderberries

wonderberry

wonderboy

wonderboys

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wonderbread

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won-t

wo-n-t

wontcha

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won-ton

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won-t-ve

woo

wooable

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wood apples

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wood betony

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wood buffalo

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Wood family

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wood nymph

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wood poppy

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wood quail

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wood rat

wood ray

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wood storks

wood sugar

wood tar

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wood tick

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wood vinegar

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wood-anniversary

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woodard

woodball

woodbin

woodbind

woodbinds

woodbine

woodbines

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woodblock

wood-block

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wood-blocks

woodborer

woodboring

woodbox

woodboxes

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woodburytypes

woodcare

woodcarver

woodcarvers

woodcarving

wood-carving

woodcarvings

wood-carvings

woodchat shrike

woodchat

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woodchip wallpapers

woodchip

wood-chip

woodchipped

woodchipper

woodchippers

woodchipping

woodchippings

woodchips

wood-chips

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woodchop

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woodchopper

woodchoppers

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woodchops

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woodchucks

woodcock

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woodcutters

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wood-duck

wood-ducks

woode

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wooded

woodedly

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wood-elf

wooden coat

wooden fish

wooden horse

wooden indian

wooden language

wooden nickel

wooden

wooden-anniversaries

wooden-anniversary

woodenhead

woodenheaded

wooden-kimono

woodenly

wooden-mare

wooden-mares

woodenness

wooden-spoon

wooden-spooner

wooden-spooners

wooden-spoons

woodentop

wooden-top

woodentops

woodenware

woodenwares

woodes

woodfern

wood-fern

woodferns

wood-ferns

woodfire

woodfired

woodfires

woodflour

wood-flour

woodflours

woodfordia

woodford-s-rail

woodfree

wood-garlic

wood-garlics

woodger

woodgrain

woodgrains

woodgrouse

wood-grouse

wood-grouses

woodhack

woodhacker

woodhen

woodhens

woodhole

woodholes

woodhoopoe

woodhoopoes

wood-horsetail

wood-horsetails

woodhouse

woodhouseite

woodhull victoria claflin

woodi

wood-ibises

woodie

woodies

woodified

woodifies

woodify

woodifying

woodily

woodiness

wooding

woodish

woodknacker

woodland blue phlox

woodland blue phloxes

woodland caribou

woodland

woodlander

woodlanders

woodlands

woodlark

woodlarks

wood-lemming

wood-lemmings

woodless

woodlessness

woodley

woodlice

woodlike

woodline

woodlore

woodlot

wood-lot

woodlots

wood-lots

woodlouse spiders

woodlouse

woodlouse-spider

woodly

woodman

woodmaster

woodmasters

woodmeil

woodmen

woodmice

wood-mice

woodmonger

woodmongers

woodmote

woodmotes

woodmouse

wood-mouse

woodness

woodnewer

woodnote

woodnymph

woodnymphs

wood-oil

wood-parenchyma

woodpeck

woodpecker

woodpeckerlike

woodpeckerologist

woodpeckerology

woodpeckers

woodpecks

wood-pewee

wood-pewees

woodpigeon

wood-pigeon

woodpigeons

wood-pigeons

woodpile

woodpiles

wood-processing

wood-pulp

woodpusher

woodpushers

wood-rail

wood-rails

woodrats

woodrock

woodroof

woodrow

woodruff

woodruffite

woodruffs

woodrush

woodrushes

woods colts

woods eldrick

Wood's glass

woods lake of the

Wood's lamp

wood's light

woods oyster

woods oysters

woods

wood-sandpiper

wood-sandpipers

woodsball

woods-colt

woodscrew

wood-screw

woodscrews

wood-sere

woodshaving

woodshavings

woodshed

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woodshedding

woodsheds

woodshifter

woodshifters

woodshock

woodshocks

woodshop

wood-shop

woodshops

woodsia

woodsias

woodside

woodsides

woodsiness

woodsman

woodsmanship

woodsmen

wood-s-metal

woodsmoke

woodsmoked

woodsorrel

wood-sorrel

wood-sorrels

wood-spirit

wood-spirits

woodstock

woodstone

woodstones

woodstove

woodstoves

wood-strawberries

wood-strawberry

woodswoman

woodswomen

woodsy

wood-tin

woodturner

woodturners

woodturning

wood-turtle

woodwall

woodward c(omer) vann

woodward robert burns

woodward

woodward-hoffmann-rules

woodwardia

woodwardian

woodwardias

woodwardite

woodwards

woodware

woodwares

woodwasp

wood-wasp

woodwasps

wood-wasps

woodwaxen

wood-white

wood-whites

woodwind

woodwind-instrument

woodwind-instruments

woodwinds

woodwork

woodworker

woodworker's lung

woodworkers

woodworking

woodworks

woodworm

woodworms

woodwose

woodwoses

wood-wroth

woody breast

woody

woodyard

woodyards

woody-nightshade

woody-pear

woody-pears

wooed

wooer

wooers

wooes

woof one's cookies

woof ticket

woof tickets

woof

woofed

woofell

woofer

wooferless

woofers

woofing

woofle dust

woofs

woofy

woohoo

woo-hoo

wooing

wooingly

wooings

wookie

wookiee

wookiees

wookies

wool classers

wool classing

wool clips

wool shed

wool sorters

wool sponge

wool staplers

wool

wool-classer

wool-clip

woold

woolded

woolder

woolders

woolding

wooldings

wooldridgeite

wool-dyed

wooled

woolen

woolenet

woolens

woolert

woolerts

wooley

wooley-back

wooley-backs

woolf (adeline) virginia (stephen)

woolf

woolfat

wool-fat

woolfats

woolfel

woolfell

woolfells

woolfels

woolfian

woolford

woolgather

wool-gather

woolgathered

woolgatherer

woolgatherers

woolgathering

wool-gathering

woolgathers

wool-grease

woolgrower

woolgrowers

woolgrowing

woolhall

woolhalls

woolhat

woolhats

woolhead

woolies

woolily

wooliness

woolish

woollen

woollens

woolless

woolley

woollies

woollike

woollily

woolliness

woollish

woolly adelgids

woolly aphid

woolly bluecurls

woolly fringe moss

woolly hat

woolly hats

woolly monkey

woolly monkeys

woolly nightshade

woolly opossum

woolly opossums

woolly rhino

woolly rhinoceros

woolly rhinos

woolly woofter

woolly

woolly-adelgid

woollyback

woolly-back

woollybacks

woolly-backs

woolly-bear

woolly-bears

woollybutt

woolly-headed

woolly-headedness

woolly-mammoth

woolly-mammoths

woolly-minded

woolly-worm

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xeroxers

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ximenynic acid

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xingzhongite

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xinidamine

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xiphihumeralis

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xiphioid

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xiv

xixime

xiximes

xizang

xizang-autonomous-region

xizang-zizhiqu

xjack

x-junction

x-junctions

xl abc's

xl adding shapes

xl adding worksheets

xl averaging numbers

xl change row and column dimensions

xl charts

xl cut, copy and paste

xl delete data in cells

xl delete row/column

xl edit a formula

xl enter date/time

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xl insert row/column

xl loan payments

xl rename worksheets

xl sort lists

xl

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xml database

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xml pipeline

xml processor

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xml schema library

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xml website

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xml-data reduced

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xmlp

xml-path-language

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xmm

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xsl

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xslt processor

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xylosidase

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xylosma

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xylosylfructose

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xylosyltransferase

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xylotypographic

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xylulose

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xyz matrix

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xyz

xyzzy

Y

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Y cable

Y current

Y currents

Y levels

y u v

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y/c video

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y2k compliant

y2k problem

y2k

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ya ba

ya boo sucks

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ya

yaa

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yaar

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yaba-daba-doo

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Yablochkov candle

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Yablo's paradox

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yager

yagers

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yaghoubian

yagi antenna

yagi

yagi-antennas

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yagi-uda antenna

yagi-uda-antennas

yagni

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yagona

yagonas

yagouarondi

yagouaroundi

yagouarundi

yaguarondi

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yagura

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yah boo sucks

yah

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Yahoo boy

Yahoo boys

yahoo broadcast

yahoo connected tv

yahoo kids

yahoo mail

yahoo messenger

yahoo search marketing

yahoo smart tv

yahoo store

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yahoo widgets

yahoo!

yahooism

yahooisms

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yahoos

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yahrtzeits

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yair

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yakalos

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yakamik

yakamiks

yakata

yaka-wow

yakety-yak

yakfest

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yakhontovite

yakima

yakin

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yakisobas

yakitori

yakity-yak

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yakity-yakking

yakity-yaks

yakka

yakked on

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yakking on

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yakut

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yakuza

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yaldabaoth

Yale blue

yale elihu

yale

yales

yali

yalie

yalies

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yalis

yall

ya-ll

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yallar dogs

yallar-dog

y-all-d

yaller

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y-all-ll

yallo

y-all-re

y-all-s

y-allself

y-allselves

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yalow rosalyn sussman

yalow

yalta

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yam beans

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yam cakes

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yamal

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yamalo-nenets-autonomous-okrug

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yamamoto isoroku

yamanashi

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yambol

yamboo

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yamstick

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yandying

yang chen ning

yang

yangban

yangbans

yanggona

yanggonas

yanging

yangjuani

yangmei

yangmeis

Yang-Mills theory

yangon

yangona

yangonas

yangonin

yangpan

yangpans

yangqin

yangqins

yangs

yangtse

Yangtze dolphin

Yangtze River dolphin

yangtze

yangtzean

yangzhou

yangzi

yanina

yanito

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yank someone's chain

yank

yankapin

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yanked someone's chain

yanked

yankee bank

yankee bond

yankee cd

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yankee-dime

yankeedom

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yankee-ingenuity

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yankee-land

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yanker

yankers

yanking someone's chain

yanking

yank-off

yank-out

yanks someone's chain

yanks

yank-tank

yankton

yanktonai

yankunytjatjara

yanno

yanomam

yanomami

yanomamite

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yanqui

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yantric

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yanzi

yao

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yaravi

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yard birds

yard duties

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yard fowl

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yard goat

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yard of ale

yard of clay

yard of land

yard pilot

yard pilots

yard rope

yard ropes

yard slug

yard slugs

yard

yardage book

yardage books

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yard-ape

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yardarm-to-yardarm

yardbird

yard-bird

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yardgrass

yardie

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yardlong beans

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yardman

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yardmasters

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yards

yardsale

yard-sale

yardsales

yard-sales

yardstick

yardsticks

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yardwork

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yaren

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yarke

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yarkovsky effect

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Yarmouth capon

yarmouth

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yatapoxvirus

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y-ave

yaw

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yawker bird

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yazidis

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y-chromosome

y-chromosomes

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yd

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ydromancy

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ye gods and little fishes

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year 2038 problem

year and a day rule

year marks

year to date

Year Without a Summer

year

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yearbook

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yearbooks

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zerogons

zero-grade

zero-gravity

zero-grazed

zero-hour-contract

zero-hours contract

zero-hours

zero-hundred

zeroid

zeroids

zeroing out

zeroing

zero-in-on

zeroisation

zeroise

zeroised

zeroises

zeroising

zeroization

zeroize

zeroized

zeroizes

zeroizing

zero-knowledge

zero-knowledge-proof

zero-length-launching

zeroless

zerolike

zero-matrix

zeromodes

zeroness

zero-object

zero-one laws

zero-one-infinity-rule

zero-one-law

zero-option

zero-order designs

zero-order-design

zero-order-hold

zero-order-holds

zero-period

zero-plus tick

zero-point

zero-point-energies

zero-point-energy

zero-points

zero-rate

zero-rated

zeros

zero-slot lan

zero-station

zero-sum game

zero-sum games

zero-sum

zerosurge

zero-tensor

zero-tensors

zeroth grade

zeroth grades

zeroth

zerothly

zero-tolerance

zero-uptick

zerovalent

zero-vector

zero-water-peak fiber

zero-width space

zero-zero

zerubbabel

zervamicin

zerzanian

zeshan

zest

zested

zester

zesters

zestful

zestfully

zestfulness

zestfulnesses

zestily

zestiness

zesting

zestless

zestlessly

zestlessness

zestril

zests

zesty

zeta function

zeta functions

zeta pinch

zeta pinches

zeta potential

zeta value

zeta values

zeta

zetabyte

zetacrit

zetacrits

zeta-geminorum

zetas

zetetic

zetetically

zetetick

zetetics

zethrene

zethus

zetia

zetidoline

zetland

zetlander

zetlanders

zetlandic

zetlands

zetta

zettabyte

zettabytes

zettagram

zettagrammes

zettagrams

zettahertz

zettameter

zettameters

zettametre

zettametres

zettasecond

zettaseconds

zettaton

zettatons

zetterstedti

zeuglodon

zeuglodons

zeuglodont

zeuglodonts

zeugma

zeugmas

zeugmata

zeugmatic

zeugmatically

zeugmatographic

zeugmatography

zeugopod

zeugopods

zeunerite

zeunerites

zeus

zeus-faber

zeuthen-segre-invariant

zeuxis

zeuxite

zeuxo-zorro

zev

zeved-habat

zeya

zeylan

zeylanite

zezuru

zf

zfc

z-fighting

zfs

zg

zghartan

zgorzelec

zgy

zh

zha bo

zhaba

zhang

Zhangcha duck

zhanghengite

zhangjiakou

zhangzhou

zhanjiang

zhao kuangyin

zhao ziyang

zhao-zheng

zharchikhite

zhdanov

zhee

Zhegalkin polynomial

zhejiang

zhejiangese

zheleznogorsk

zhemchuzhnikovite

zhengzhou

zhenjiang

zhing-zhong

zhlub

zhlubby

zho

zhob-division

zhomo

zhomos

zhong hu

zhongdu

zhongguo

zhonghuacerite

zhongqiu

zhongshan

zhoosh

zhooshed

zhooshes

zhooshing

zhou enlai

zhou en-lai

zhou

zhr

zhu de

zhu

zhuang

zhubei

zhuchengceratops

zhuchengtyrannus

zhug

zhuhai

zhukov georgi konstantinovich

zhukov

zhumulangma

zhuyin

zhuyin-alphabet

zhuyin-fuhao

zhuzh

zhuzhou

zhytomyr

zhz

zia ul-haq mohammad

zia

ziamet

ziamets

ziarat

ziarats

zib

zibeline

zibelines

zibet

zibeth

zibeths

zibets

zibo

zichyjfalu

ziconotide

zidane zinedine yazid

zidanesque

zidapamide

zidometacin

zidonian

zidonians

zidovudine

zidovudines

ziega

ziege

ziegfeld florenz

ziegfeld

ziegler karl waldemar

ziegler

ziegler's operation

ziegler-s-water-rat

ziegler-s-water-rats

Ziehl-Neelsen method

Ziehl-Neelsen stain

ziemanni

ziesite

zietrisikite

zietrisikites

zif socket

zif

ziff davis benchmarks

ziff davis enterprise

ziff davis inc.

ziff davis media

ziffnet

zifrosilone

zift

zig

zigaboo

zigaboos

zigadene

zigadenes

zigbee alliance

zigbee coordinator

zigbee end device

zigbee principle

zigbee router

zigbee

zigeuners

zigged

ziggety

zigging

ziggurat

ziggurats

ziggy

zigong

zigs

zigsaw

zigsaw-puzzle

zigsaw-puzzles

zigsaws

zigua

zig-when-one-should-zag

zigzag

zig-zag

zigzagged

zigzaggedly

zigzaggedness

zigzagger

zigzaggeries

zigzaggers

zigzaggery

zigzagging

zigzaggingly

zigzaggings

zigzaggy

zigzags

zij

Zika disease

Zika fever

Zika virus

zika

zikani

zikat

zikkurat

zikkurats

zikr

zikri

zikris

zikrs

zikurat

zikurats

zilantel

zilascorb

zilch

zilde

zildes

zileuton

zill

zilla

zillah

zillahs

zil-lane

zil-lanes

zillij

zillijes

zillion

zillionaire

zillionaires

zillionfold

zillions

zillionth

zillionths

zills

zilog

zilpah

zilpaterol

zim

zimakani

zimarra

zimarras

zimb

zimba

zimbabwe

zimbabwean

zimbabweans

zimbabweite

zimblish

zimeldine

zimelidine

ziment-water

zimidoben

zimmer-frame

zimmer-frames

zimmerit

zimmerius

zimmerman, phil

zimmerman

zimmermann

zimome

zimzum

zin

zinacantan

zinacantn

zinacef

zinaida

zinalsite

zinalsites

zinc air

zinc blende

zinc bloom

zinc blooms

zinc carbonate

zinc carbonates

zinc fingers

zinc green

zinc greens

zinc ointment

zinc sulfate

zinc sulfide

zinc sulphate

zinc whiskers

zinc white

zinc

zincalism

zincaluminite

zincate

zincates

zincation

zincations

zincblende

zincblendes

zinc-carbon battery

zinc-chloride

zinced

zinc-finger

zincgartrellite

zinc-group

zincian

zincic

zincide

zincides

zinciferous

zincification

zincified

zincifies

zincify

zincifying

zincing

zincite

zincites

zincked

zinckiferous

zincking

zincky

zincless

zinco

zincobotryogen

zincochromite

zincochromites

zincode

zincodes

zincograph

zincographer

zincographers

zincographic

zincographical

zincographist

zincographs

zincography

zincoid

zincolibethenite

zincolivenite

zincospiroffite

zincostaurolite

zincous

zincovoltaite

zincowoodwardite

zinc-oxide

zinc-pyrithione

zincrosasite

zincroselite

zincs

zincsilite

zincsmith

zincsmiths

zincum

zincworker

zincworkers

zincy

zindabad

zindeeq

zinder

zindotrine

zindoxifene

zine

zineb

zinebs

zinefest

zinefests

zinelike

ziner

ziners

zines

zinester

zinesters

zinfandel

zinfandels

zing

zinga

zingaro

zingaros

zinged

zingel

zinger

zingerone

zingerones

zingers

zingiber

zingiberaceae

zingiberaceous

zingiberales

zingibereae

zingiberene

zingiberine

zingiberoideae

zingibers

zingily

zinginess

zinging

zingingly

zings

zingy

zinjanthropus

zink

zinked

zinkenite

zinkenites

zinkiferous

zinking

zinky

zinnia

zinnias

zinn-s-membrane

zinnwaldite

zinnwaldites

zino

zinoconazole

zinos

zinostatin

zinoviev grigori evseyevich

zins

zinsser hans

zinsser

Zinsser-Cole-Engman syndrome

z-intercept

z-intercepts

zinterol

zinviroxime

zinza

zinzendorf nikolaus ludwig von

zinziberaceous

ziofascism

ziofascist

zion canyon

zion

zionazis

zionisation

zionise

zionism

zionisms

zionist

zionistan

zionistic

zionists

zionization

zionize

zionized

zionizes

zionizing

zip bomb

zip bombs

zip cuffs

zip disk

zip drive

zip file

zip gun

zip guns

zip of death

zip of deaths

zip the lip

zip tie

zip tied

zip tone

zip tying

zip

zip-a-dee-doo-dah

zipcd

zipcode

zip-code

zipcoded

zipcodes

zip-codes

zip-disks

zip-down

zip-drives

zipeprol

zip-fastener

zip-fasteners

zipfian

zip-files

zip-front

zipf-s-law

zipgun

zipguns

ziphid

ziphids

ziphiid

ziphiidae

ziphiids

ziphioid

ziphioids

ziphosuchian

zip-it

ziplessness

ziplike

zipline

zip-line

ziplined

zipliner

zip-liner

zipliners

zip-liners

ziplines

ziplining

ziploc

ziplock

zip-lock

ziplocked

ziplocs

zip-one-s-lip

zippable

zipped archive

zipped file

zipped

zippeite

zipper machine

zipper merge

zipper

zippered

zippergate

zipperhead

zipperheads

zippering

zipperless

zipperlike

zippers

zippily

zippiness

zipping

zippo

zipporah

zippy

ziprasidone

zips

zip-ties

ziptop

zip-up

zip-up-one-s-lip

zip-wire

zip-wires

zira

ziram

zircalloy

zircalloys

zircaloid

zircaloy

zircaloys

zirco

zircofluoride

zircofluorides

zircoloid

zircoloy

zircon light

zircon lights

zircon

zircona

zirconate

zirconates

zirconation

zirconia

zirconian

zirconias

zirconic

zirconic-acid

zirconiferous

zirconite

zirconites

zirconium oxide

zirconium

zirconocene

zirconocenes

zirconoid

zirconoids

zirconolite

zirconolites

zircons

zirconyl

zirconyls

zircophyllite

zircophyllites

zircosulfate

zirkelite

zirkelites

zirklerite

zirp

zirself

zirsilite

zirsinalite

zis

ziska

zit

zitan

zitcom

zitcoms

zither

zitherist

zitherists

zitherlike

zithern

zitherns

zithers

zithromax

ziti

zitless

zitone

zits

zitterbewegung

zittern

zitterns

zitty

zivana

zivania

zizania

zizania-latifolia

zizanias

zizekian

zizel

zizels

zizilivakan

ziziphin

ziziphus

ziziphus-zizyphus

zizit

zizith

ziziths

žižka

zizz

zizzed

zizzes

zizzing

zj

zk

zkat

zl

z-l

zlatogorite

zlatoust

zlesite

zlesites

zlib

z-list

zlm

zlote

zloty

zlotych

zlotys

zlx

zm

zmb

zmk

zmodem

zmol

zn

znanieckian

zno

znucalite

zo

zoa

zoaea

zoaeae

zoaeal

zoaeas

zoan

zoanthacea

zoantharia

zoantharian

zoantharians

zoanthid

zoanthids

zoanthodeme

zoanthodemes

zoanthoid

zoanthropic

zoanthropy

zoanthus

zoar

zoarces

zoarces-viviparus

zoarchaeologist

zoarcid

zoarcidae

zoarcids

zoarium

zoars

zobo

zobos

zocainone

zocalo

zocalos

zocco

zoccos

zochlorellae

zocide

zocle

zocles

zocor

zocyst

zocysts

zocytium

zodacite

zodariid

zodariids

zodendrium

zodiac

zodiacal cloud

zodiacal clouds

zodiacal dust

zodiacal

zodiacal-light

zodiacal-lights

zodiack

zodiacs

zodiac-sign

zodiac-signs

zoe

zoea

zoeae

zoeal

zoeas

zoellick, robert b.

zoerythrine

zoetic

zoetrope

zoetropes

zoetropic

zoey

zofenopril

zofenoprilat

zoficonazole

zofran

zoftig

zog i

zogamy

zogeny

zogeographical

zogeographies

zogloe

zogloeic

zograf

zographer

zographers

zographies

zographist

zographists

zograscope

zograscopes

zoh

zohar

zoho

zoic

zoids

zoiks

zoilean

zoili

zoilism

zoilus

zoiluses

zoinks

zoisite

zoisites

zoisitic

zoism

zoist

zoistic

zoists

zoite

zokor

zokors

zol

zola emile

zola

zoladex

zolaesque

zolamine

zolasartan

zolazepam

zoledronate

zoledronates

zoledronic

zoledronic-acid

zolenzepine

zolertine

zolimidine

zolimomab

zoliprofen

zollies

zollinger-ellison-syndrome

Zöllner illusion

Zöllner's lines

zollverein

zolly

zolmitriptan

zoloft

zologer

zologers

zologies

zologists

zoloperone

zolotnik

zolotniks

zolpidem

zols

zoltan

zolten

zomb

zomba

zombi apple

zombi

zombic

zombie apocalypse

zombie apocalypses

zombie bot

zombie deer disease

zombie fungi

zombie fungus

zombie knife

zombie knives

zombie language

zombie or zombie process

zombie script

zombie scrolling

zombie strips

zombie theories

zombie theory

zombie VM

zombie walk

zombie walks

zombie

zombie-bank

zombie-banks

zombied

zombied-out

zombiehood

zombieism

zombie-jesus

zombielike

zombie-out

zombie-process

zombie-processes

zombies

zombiesat

zombiesats

zombies-out

zombiesque

zombie-strip

zombification

zombifications

zombified

zombifies

zombify

zombifying

zombiism

zomboruk

zomboruks

zombying-out

zombyism

zome

zomebazam

zomelanin

zomepirac

zomes

zomfg

zomg

zomig

zomorphisms

zomotherapies

zomotherapy

zon

zona

zonae-pellucidae

zona-incerta

zonal geranium

zonal soil

zonal winds

zonal

zonalities

zonality

zonal-kinetic-energy

zonally

zonal-wind

zona-pellucida

zona-radiata

zona-reticularis

zonaria

zonary

zonate

zonation

zonations

zonbu

zone bit recording

zone cav

zone clv

zone constant angular velocity

zone constant linear velocity

Zone diet

zone file

zone foot therapy

zone of rarity

zone record

zone

zoned bit recording

zoned cav

zoned clv

zoned constant angular velocity

zoned constant linear velocity

zoned out

zoned

zone-defense

zone-defenses

zoneless

zone-melting

zone-of-action

zone-of-avoidance

zone-of-fire

zone-of-polarizing-activity

zone-of-proximal-development

zone-out

zone-plate

zone-plates

zone-punch

zone-punches

zoner

zone-refining

zonerodius

zonerodius-heliosylus

zoners

zones of action

zones of fire

zones of polarizing activity

zones of rarity

zones out

zones

zone-tailed-hawk

zone-tailed-hawks

zonetime

zonetimes

zonian

zonians

zoniclezole

zonies

zonifugal

zoning laws

zoning out

zoning

zonings

zonipetal

zonisamide

zonite

zonites

zonitid

zonitids

zonk

zonked

zonker

zonkers

zonkey

zonkeys

zonking

zonk-out

zonks

zonky

zonohedra

zonohedral

zonohedron

zonoid

zonoids

zonomy

zonoskeleton

zonotope

zonotopes

zonotopic

zonotrichia

zon-pellucid

zons

zonula

zonulae

zonular

zonularly

zonulas

zonule

zonule-of-zinn

zonules of Zinn

zonules

zonulet

zonulets

zonulin

zonulitis

zonulolysis

zonure

zonures

zony

zoo break

zoo breaks

zoo formats

zoo plane

zoo planes

zoo

zooagglutinin

zooanthroponosis

zooarchaeological

zooarchaeologist

zooarchaeologists

zooarchaeology

zooarcheological

zooarcheologist

zooarcheologists

zooarcheology

zoobenthic

zoobenthos

zooblast

zoo-blot

zoo-blots

zoocentric

zoocentrism

zoochemical

zoochemistry

zoochemy

zoochlorella

zoochlorellae

zoochlorellas

zoochore

zoochores

zoochory

zoochosis

zoochotic

zoochrome

zoochromes

zoocidal

zoocide

zoocides

zoocyst

zoocysts

zoocytia

zoocytium

zoodendria

zoodendrium

zoodermic

zooecia

zooecial

zooecium

zooecology

zooerastia

zooerasty

zooerythrine

zooey

zooflagellate

zooflagellates

zoo-format

zoofulvin

zoogamete

zoogamous

zoogamy

zoogenesis

zoogenic

zoogenous

zoogeny

zoogeographer

zoogeographers

zoogeographic

zoogeographical

zoogeographically

zoogeographies

zoogeography

zoogleal

zoogler

zoogloea

zoogloeae

zoogloeal

zoogoer

zoogoers

zoogoing

zoogonid

zoogonids

zoogonies

zoogonous

zoogony

zoograft

zoografting

zoograftings

zoografts

zoographer

zoographers

zoographic

zoographical

zoographies

zoographist

zoographists

zoography

zooid

zooidal

zooids

zookeeper

zookeepers

zookeeping

zookers

zool

zoolagnia

zoolater

zoolaters

zoolatry

zoolike

zoolithe

zoolithes

zoologer

zoologers

zoologic

zoological

zoological-garden

zoological-gardens

zoologically

zoological-name

zoological-names

zoological-nomenclature

zoologies

zoologist

zoologists

zoology

zoom bag

zoom bags

zoom blur

zoom blurs

zoom boxes

zoom in on

zoom in

zoom out

zoom

zoomability

zoomable

zoomancy

zoomania

zoomaric

zoomastigophorea

zoomastigote

zoomastigotes

zoom-box

zoomburb

zoomburbs

zoomed video port

zoomed

zoomed-in

zoomed-out

zoomelanin

zoomer

zoomers

zoometry

zoomie

zoomies

zooming

zooming-in

zooming-out

zoomings

zoom-lens

zoom-lenses

zoomorphic

zoomorphically

zoomorphism

zoomorphisms

zooms

zooms-in

zooms-out

zoomy

zoomylus

zoon

zoonal

zoonavena

zoonerythrin

zoonic

zoonic-acid

zoonite

zoonites

zoonomic

zoonomy

zoonose

zoonoses

zoonosis

zoonotic

zoonotically

zoons

zoonule

zoonules

zoonym

zooparasite

zooparasitic

zoopark

zooparks

zoopathic

zoopathological

zoopathology

zoophagan

zoophage

zoophagia

zoophagic

zoophagous

zoophagy

zoophile

zoophiles

zoophilia

zoophilic

zoophilism

zoophilist

zoophilists

zoophilous

zoophily

zoophite

zoophites

zoophobe

zoophobes

zoophobia

zoophobic

zoophoric

zoophorous

zoophorouses

zoophytal

zoophyte

zoophytes

zoophytic

zoophytical

zoophytoid

zoophytological

zoophytology

zooplankter

zooplankton

zooplanktonic

zooplanktons

zooplastic

zooplasties

zooplasty

zoopraxiscope

zoopraxiscopes

zooprophylaxis

zoopsia

zoopsias

zoopsidella

zoopsis

zoopsychological

zoopsychologist

zoopsychologists

zoopsychology

zooptic

zooremediation

zoos

zoosadism

zoosanitary

zoosemantic

zoosemantics

zoosemiotic

zoosemiotics

zoosexual

zoosexuality

zoosmosis

zoosperm

zoospermia

zoospermic

zoosperms

zoosporangia

zoosporangial

zoosporangium

zoospore

zoospores

zoosporic

zoosporogenesis

zoosterol

zoot

zootechnical

zootechnician

zootechnicians

zootechnics

zootechnies

zootechny

zooted

zooterkins

zootheism

zootheist

zootheistic

zootheists

zoothera

zootherapeutic

zootherapy

zootic

zootoca

zootoca-vivipara

zootomical

zootomies

zootomist

zootomists

zootomy

zootoxic

zootoxin

zootoxins

zootrophic

zootrophotoxism

zoots

zootsuit

zoot-suit

zoot-suiter

zoot-suiters

zootsuits

zoot-suits

zooty

zootype

zootypes

Zoox

zooxanthella

zooxanthellae

zooxanthellate

Zooza Linux

zoozoo

zoozoos

zoparasitic

zopathology

zope

zophaga

zophagy

zopherid

zopherids

zophilist

zophilists

zophily

zophite

zophites

zophorous

zophorouses

zophyta

zophytes

zophytic

zophytology

zopiclone

zopilote

zopilotes

zopolrestat

zopraxiscope

zopraxiscopes

zopsia

zopsychologies

zopsychology

zoque

zoquean

zoques

zoraya

zorb

zorbed

zorbing

zorbonaut

zorbonauts

zorbs

zorched

z-ordering utility

z-orders

zori

zorid

zorids

zoril

zorilla

zorillas

zorille

zorilles

zorils

zoris

zorite

zorkian

zorkmid

zorkmids

zorn anders

zorn

zorn-s-lemma

zoroaster

zoroastrian

zoroastrianism

zoroastrians

zoroastrism

zorobabel

zorocratid

zorocratids

zoropsid

zoropsids

zorrilla (y moral)

zorrilla y moral jose

zorro

zorse

zorses

zortech compilers

zorubicin

zos

zosperms

zosporangia

zospores

zoster sine herpete

zoster

zostera

zosteraceae

zosteriform

zosteroid

zosterophyllophyte

zosterophyllophytes

zosteropid

zosteropidae

zosteropids

zosterops

zosterornis

zosters

zosuquidar

zosyn

zot

zotarolimus

zotepine

zotic

zotomist

zotomists

zotrophic

zots

zotted

zotting

zou

zouave

zouaves

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Usage: Today's word may be used as an adjective (aliquot part) or a noun meaning "an aliquot part". Its antonym is aliquant "a number that does not divide equally into a larger number", as 5 is an aliquant of 12. The word floats around the scientific world, where it has picked up several other meanings, all referring to parts of some sort. Suggested Usage: The sense of "odd" and "even" make today's word and its antonym likely candidates for metaphorical play. "Ali is an aliquot in any group", would imply that she fits in smoothly with any group. However, if Grant is an aliquant wherever he goes, something would be missing from any group he is a part of. Why leave this rare gem to the science when we all could be enjoying it? Etymology: 5,000 years ago the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) interrogative pronoun root was something like *kwo-, and we see it in the "quot" of today's word, from Latin aliquot "how many" from alius "other" + quot "how many". Since PIE [k] became [h] in English, we would expect our interrogative pronouns to begin with hw-, but instead we get "what", "when", "where", etc. However, pronounce them: they are, in fact, pronounced [hwaht], [hwen], [hwer]. Now, in Russian and other Slavic languages, the [kw] became simple [k]. Although they are radically different today, the Russian pronouns, kto "who", kogda "when", kuda "where", all come from the same source. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day: Aliquot (noun) Pronunciation: ['æ-li-kwêt] Definition: A number that divides another evenly, as 2, 3, 4, and 6 (but not 5) are aliquots of 12. Usage: Today's word may be used as an adjective (aliquot part) or a noun meaning "an aliquot part". Its antonym is aliquant "a number that does not divide equally into a larger number", as 5 is an aliquant of 12. The word floats around the scientific world, where it has picked up several other meanings, all referring to parts of some sort. Suggested Usage: The sense of "odd" and "even" make today's word and its antonym likely candidates for metaphorical play. "Ali is an aliquot in any group", would imply that she fits in smoothly with any group. However, if Grant is an aliquant wherever he goes, something would be missing from any group he is a part of. Why leave this rare gem to the science when we all could be enjoying it? Etymology: 5,000 years ago the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) interrogative pronoun root was something like *kwo-, and we see it in the "quot" of today's word, from Latin aliquot "how many" from alius "other" + "quot" = "how many". Since PIE [k] became [h] in English, we would expect our interrogative pronouns to begin with hw-, but instead we get "what", "when", "where", etc. However, pronounce them: they are, in fact, pronounced [hwaht], [hwen], [hwer]. Now, in Russian and other Slavic languages, the [kw] became simple [k]. Although they are radically different today, the Russian pronouns, kto "who", kogda "when", kuda "where", all come from the same source. Word of the Day: Firkin (noun) Pronunciation: ['fêr-kin] Definition: A small cask for liquids, fish, etc.; a large cask containing half a kilderkin or a quarter barrel; metaphorically, a large amount. Usage: This lexical orphan has two meanings, a small cask perhaps as small as the brandy cask of a working St. Bernard or a quarter barrel by measure. A larger cask or half barrel is a kilderkin, a word every bit as intriguing as "firkin". As long as we continue to use casks, we should not let these delightful little Germanic words slip from the vernacular. Suggested Usage: Our recent issue of "hyperbole" brought to Pam Henderson's mind the old Southern hyperbole, "Why, this is so good, I could eat a ferkin of it" (sounds like grits). Is it difficult to attract guests to your parties? Spice up the invitation with today's word, "We're having a small bash at the house this weekend around a firkin of beer". With a kilderkin of beer you will have a firkin of fun. Etymology: 15th century "ferdekyn" from Middle Dutch "*vierdekijn" based on vierde "fourth" + -kijn, diminutive suffix related to both German "-chen" ("Mädchen" "girl") and English "-kin", surviving mostly in family names like "Jenkins", "Watkins", "Wilkins" but also found marginally in "napkin" (small tablecloth), "manikin" (little man), "devilkin" (kiddy devil or devilish kid). -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day Firkin (noun) Pronunciation: ['fêr-kin] Definition: A small cask for liquids, fish, etc.; a large cask containing half a kilderkin or a quarter barrel; metaphorically, a large amount. Usage: This lexical orphan has two meanings, a small cask perhaps as small as the brandy cask of a working St. Bernard or a quarter barrel by measure. A larger cask or half barrel is a kilderkin, a word every bit as intriguing as "firkin". As long as we continue to use casks, we should not let these delightful little Germanic words slip from the vernacular. Suggested Usage: Our recent issue of "hyperbole" brought to Pam Henderson's mind the old Southern hyperbole, "Why, this is so good, I could eat a ferkin of it" (sounds like grits). Is it difficult to attract guests to your parties? Spice up the invitation with today's word, "We're having a small bash at the house this weekend around a firkin of beer". With a kilderkin of beer you will have a firkin of fun. Etymology: 15th century "ferdekyn" from Middle Dutch "*vierdekijn" based on "vierde" = "fourth" + "-kijn", diminutive suffix related to both German "chen" ("Mädchen" = "girl") and English –kin, surviving mostly in family names like "Jenkins", "Watkins", "Wilkins" but also found marginally in "napkin" (small tablecloth), "manikin" (little man), "devilkin" (kiddy devil or devilish kid). Word of the Day: Tuffet (noun) Pronunciation: ['tê-fet] Definition: (1) A tuft; (2) a small mound or bump; (3) a low footstool?! Usage: We all know this popular nursery rhyme: "Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. Along came a spider, sat down beside her and frightened Miss Muffet away". As Miss Muffet left, however, she left a permanent mark on the English language, giving "tuffet" its third meaning. Apparently few people knew what a tuffet really was when the poem began appearing in the 19th century, so many presumed it to be a low seat of some sort (since Miss Muffet was little). Wrong, but now apparently it is right. Suggested Usage: Here is an example of today's word incorporating a recent Word of the Day, "I tried cheap sheep faldage for fertilizing my lawn but it resulted in a multitude of dark green tuffets all over my yard". But today's word really refers to a mound: "I found Mable sitting, disheartened, on a tuffet of dirty clothes, trying to decide whether to wash them, yet again, or just leave town." Etymology: "Tuffet" cannot stay out of trouble. Not only did it lose its meaning, it lost one of its vowels and, with the original meaning, also ended up as "tuft". "Tuft" was originally "tuff" from French touffe "clump, cluster". There may have been a second origin in an Old French diminutive variant "touffel" or "touffet". The Old French root was "tofe" from Late Latin tufa "helmet crest", a word the Romans probably borrowed from some of its Germanic neighbors. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day Tuffet (noun) Pronunciation: ['tê-fet] Definition: (1) A tuft; (2) a small mound or bump; (3) a low footstool?! Usage: We all know this popular nursery rhyme: "Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. Along came a spider, sat down beside her and frightened Miss Muffet away". As Miss Muffet left, however, she left a permanent mark on the English language, giving "tuffet" its third meaning. Apparently few people knew what a tuffet really was when the poem began appearing in the 19th century, so many presumed it to be a low seat of some sort (since Miss Muffet was little). Wrong, but now apparently it is right. Suggested Usage: Here is an example of today's word incorporating a recent Word of the Day, "I tried cheap sheep faldage for fertilizing my lawn but it resulted in a multitude of dark green tuffets all over my yard". But today's word really refers to a mound: "I found Mable sitting, disheartened, on a tuffet of dirty clothes, trying to decide whether to wash them, yet again, or just leave town." Etymology: "Tuffet" cannot stay out of trouble. Not only did it lose its meaning, it lost one of its vowels and, with the original meaning, also ended up as "tuft". "Tuft" was originally "tuff" from French touffe "clump", "cluster". There may have been a second origin in an Old French diminutive variant "touffel" or "touffet". The Old French root was "tofe" from Late Latin tufa "helmet crest", a word the Romans probably borrowed from some of its Germanic neighbors. Word of the Day: Genuflection (noun) Pronunciation: [jen-yê-'flek-shên] Definition: (1) Bowing on one knee as a sign of respect; (2) kow-towing, groveling. Usage: Today's noun is derived from the verb "to genuflect", (in)famous for its prominence in Tom Lehrer's 'Vatican Rag.' The "genuflect" family has an adjective, "genuflectory" and someone who genuflects is a genuflector. Bowing on both knees is known as a double genuflection and expresses twice the respect as a single bent knee. The British spell today's word "genuflexion", as they always spell the base of this word ("inflexion", "flexion", etc.) Suggested Usage: We English-speakers have been quite modest in our bowing. The Chinese expression kâu tóu, whence our "kow-tow", means "knock the head"=97they clearly took bowing much more seriously that our ancestors. But as long as sycophants are around, we will find metaphorical uses for today's word: "Rathbone's genuflection around the president in the board room gets on everyone's nerves". Keep in mind, however, in some churches genuflection before God, especially while praying, remains a sign of respect, as it has been for millennia. Etymology: Today's word comes from Late Latin genuflectere "to bow" based on genu "knee" + flectere "to bend". The latter stem is related to our word "flexible". The origin of "genu" is a Proto-Indo-European word that had three forms: *genu-, *gonu- and *gnu- (known as ablaut forms). Latin obviously used the first. Greek chose the second for its gonia "angle, corner" found in "diagonal", "orthogonal", and many others referring to angles or corners. English chose the third form, which came into Old English as cneo "knee" and today is spelled "knee" without the [k] sound, lost long ago in the fog of history. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day: Genuflection (noun) Pronunciation: [jen-yê-'flek-shên] Definition: (1) Bowing on one knee as a sign of respect; (2) kow-towing, groveling. Usage: Today's noun is derived from the verb "to genuflect", (in)famous for its prominence in Tom Lehrer's 'Vatican Rag.' The "genuflect" family has an adjective, "genuflectory" and someone who genuflects is a genuflector. Bowing on both knees is known as a double genuflection and expresses twice the respect as a single bent knee. The British spell today's word "genuflexion", as they always spell the base of this word ("inflexion", "flexion", etc.) Suggested Usage: We English-speakers have been quite modest in our bowing. The Chinese expression kòu tóu, whence our "kow-tow", means "knock the head" — they clearly took bowing much more seriously that our ancestors. But as long as sycophants are around, we will find metaphorical uses for today's word: "Rathbone's genuflection around the president in the board room gets on everyone's nerves". Keep in mind, however, in some churches genuflection before God, especially while praying, remains a sign of respect, as it has been for millennia. Etymology: Today's word comes from Late Latin genuflectere "to bow" based on genu "knee" + flectere "to bend". The latter stem is related to our word "flexible". The origin of "genu" is a Proto-Indo-European word that had three forms: *genu-, *gonu- and *gnu- (known as ablaut forms). Latin obviously used the first. Greek chose the second for its gonia "angle, corner" found in "diagonal", "orthogonal", and many others referring to angles or corners. English chose the third form, which came into Old English as cneo "knee" and today is spelled "knee" without the [k] sound, lost long ago in the fog of history. Word of the Day: Scintilla (noun) Pronunciation: [sin-'ti-lê] Definition: The faintest trace of anything. Usage: Look out for the silent "c" in this word, as well as the double "l". Suggested Usage: This word has the intensified sense of "trace": "I don't want a scintilla of vanilla in my shake" or "she didn't leave the scintilla of a doubt about her intentions". Here is something few people know: the diminutive of "scintilla" is "scintillula", i.e. a small scintilla. Amaze your teen-age peers with expressions like this: "Not even a scintillula of this conversation is to get back to my dad!" You may start the next word craze. Etymology: Straight from Latin: scintilla "a spark, glimmer, faint trace." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- WOTD: Scintilla (Noun) Pronunciation: [sin-'ti-lê] Listen Definition: The faintest trace of anything. Usage: Look out for the silent "c" in this word, as well as the double "l". Suggested Usage: This word has the intensified sense of "trace": "I don't want a scintilla of vanilla in my shake" or "she didn't leave the scintilla of a doubt about her intentions". Here is something few people know: the diminutive of "scintilla" is "scintillula", i.e. a small scintilla. Amaze your teen-age peers with expressions like this: "Not even a scintillula of this conversation is to get back to my dad!" You may start the next word craze. Etymology: Straight from Latin: scintilla "a spark, glimmer, faint trace." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Asylum (noun) Pronunciation: [uh-'sahy-luh m] Definition: A place of sanctuary or rest, a refuge; also a home for the mentally challenged. Usage: Both uses of the word asylum are a bit archaic, so you can have fun with it. Just beware of confusing the meanings, as you would no more go to an asylum to be safe than you would seek asylum because you're crazy. Abuse the words in a piece of creative writing by adding a Twilight Zone twist at the end: "Yet, in his attempt to seek asylum, he landed himself in the very last place he wanted to be=97an asylum." Suggested Usage: Asylum in its original meaning was a place of refuge and safety from the outside world. It is still sometimes used in this context when an individual is forced to rely on the help of friends or strangers in times of oppression. The synonym for sanitarium originally meant the same thing, although today's connotation is clearly different=97it meant a place where the mentally disabled would be taken care of and protected, from society and from themselves. Etymology: The Middle English word asylum comes from the Latin translation of the Greek asylon. The Greek word meant protected; a + sylos, the right to seize. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Asylum (noun) Pronunciation: [uh-'sahy-luh m] Definition: A place of sanctuary or rest, a refuge; also a home for the mentally challenged. Usage: Both uses of the word asylum are a bit archaic, so you can have fun with it. Just beware of confusing the meanings, as you would no more go to an asylum to be safe than you would seek asylum because you're crazy. Abuse the words in a piece of creative writing by adding a Twilight Zone twist at the end: "Yet, in his attempt to seek asylum, he landed himself in the very last place he wanted to be—an asylum." Suggested Usage: Asylum in its original meaning was a place of refuge and safety from the outside world. It is still sometimes used in this context when an individual is forced to rely on the help of friends or strangers in times of oppression. The synonym for sanitarium originally meant the same thing, although today's connotation is clearly different—it meant a place where the mentally disabled would be taken care of and protected, from society and from themselves. Etymology: The Middle English word asylum comes from the Latin translation of the Greek asylon. The Greek word meant protected; a + sylos, the right to seize. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key -------------------- Word of the Day: Anachronistic (adjective) Pronunciation: [uh-nak-ruh-'nis-tik] Definition: In the wrong time, chronologically inaccurate, containing an anachronism. Usage: An anachronism is something that is out of its historical time period; therefore, if something is anachronistic, it appears in the wrong temporal context. Does that blow your mind? If so, try blowing others' minds with it by insisting that famous works of art are anachronistic. "The Mona Lisa couldn't possibly have been painted by Da Vinci. She's wearing an anachronistic watch and holding an iPhone". Or, "If Shakespeare really wrote this, what's with the anachronistic reference to the flux capacitor in Act II, Scene 3?" You'll eventually be proven wrong, of course, but the fun could last for hours. Remember, the word is not to be confused with anarchistic, which is an act of anarchy that can occur in any time and place. Suggested Usage: Anachronisms are most evident in carelessly filmed movies and works of literature that have not been sufficiently researched. Chronological flubs appear on the silver screen all the time, such as the Post-It notes visible in Almost Famous or the 1980s maps used in the Indiana Jones' films. Look for anachronisms yourself; you're bound to find some. Etymology: The word anachronism comes from the Greek anakhronismos, a combination of the prefix ana (meaning against) with khronos, which means time. In Ancient Greek, the word anakhronizo, which bears a very close similarity to our phrase anachronism, literally means "of the wrong time." YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Anachronistic (adjective) Pronunciation: [uh-nak-ruh-'nis-tik] Definition: In the wrong time, chronologically inaccurate, containing an anachronism. Usage: An anachronism is something that is out of its historical time period; therefore, if something is anachronistic, it appears in the wrong temporal context. Does that blow your mind? If so, try blowing others' minds with it by insisting that famous works of art are anachronistic. "The Mona Lisa couldn't possibly have been painted by Da Vinci. She's wearing an anachronistic watch and holding an iPhone." Or, "If Shakespeare really wrote this, what's with the anachronistic reference to the flux capacitor in Act II, Scene 3?" You'll eventually be proven wrong, of course, but the fun could last for hours. Remember, the word is not to be confused with anarchistic, which is an act of anarchy that can occur in any time and place. Suggested Usage: Anachronisms are most evident in carelessly filmed movies and works of literature that have not been sufficiently researched. Chronological flubs appear on the silver screen all the time, such as the Post-It notes visible in Almost Famous or the 1980s maps used in the Indiana Jones' films. Look for anachronisms yourself; you're bound to find some. Etymology: The word anachronism comes from the Greek anakhronismos, a combination of the prefix ana (meaning against) with khronos, which means time. In Ancient Greek, the word anakhronizo, which bears a very close similarity to our phrase anachronism, literally means "of the wrong time." –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word--> Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key Word Of the Day Today's Word: Moiety (noun) Pronunciation: ['moy-ê-tee] Definition 1: One of two equal parts; one's spouse ('better half'). Usage 1: Use today's word when discussing something that is or should be divided into equal halves. "I'd split this éclair and give you a moiety, but you're really sticking to that diet, aren't you?" The plural is "moieties" and there are no adjectives or verbs. Definition 2: In cultural anthropology, one of the two subdivisions of a society with a dual organizational structure; more specifically, one of the two units that make up a tribe on the basis of unilateral descent. Suggested Usage: This is a deflective term for talking about no-fault divorces and property reassignment in a clinical tone. "When Harold left Calliope, he took more than a moiety of their property and chattel", sounds less bitter than "That cad made off with much more than he deserved!" You might stretch definition two to talk about your in-laws (or outlaws, as the case might be), combining the first definition with the second, "My moiety's moiety is hosting a pig roast and truck pull this August", if it doesn't strike you as a bit repetitious. Etymology: From Middle English "moite" from Old French moitie "middle", a reduction of Latin medius "middle" via Late Latin medietas. The PIE root was *medhyo- from which English gets the words "mid", "middle", and "mean", plus "medial", "median", "medium", "intermediate", and "mediocre" via Latin=97all terms that cut right down the middle. Russian mezdu "between" derives from the same source. For more PIE, see "How Is A Hippo Like A Feather?" in YDC's library. -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com -------------------- To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Moiety (noun) Pronunciation: ['moy-ê-tee] Definition 1: One of two equal parts; one's spouse ('better half'). Usage 1: Use today's word when discussing something that is or should be divided into equal halves. "I'd split this éclair and give you a moiety, but you're really sticking to that diet, aren't you?" The plural is "moieties" and there are no adjectives or verbs. Definition 2: In cultural anthropology, one of the two subdivisions of a society with a dual organizational structure; more specifically, one of the two units that make up a tribe on the basis of unilateral descent. Suggested Usage: This is a deflective term for talking about no-fault divorces and property reassignment in a clinical tone. "When Harold left Calliope, he took more than a moiety of their property and chattel", sounds less bitter than "That cad made off with much more than he deserved!" You might stretch definition two to talk about your in-laws (or outlaws, as the case might be), combining the first definition with the second, "My moiety's moiety is hosting a pig roast and truck pull this August", if it doesn't strike you as a bit repetitious. Etymology: From Middle English "moite" from Old French moitie "middle", a reduction of Latin medius "middle" via Late Latin medietas. The PIE root was *medhyo- from which English gets the words "mid", "middle", and "mean", plus "medial", "median", "medium", "intermediate", and "mediocre" via Latin—all terms that cut right down the middle. Russian mezdu "between" derives from the same source. For more PIE, see "How Is A Hippo Like A Feather?" in YDC's library. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. 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Rule 2: [t] and [d] combine with [y] to become [j] and [ch], so "did you" reduces to [jê](elsewhere [dijê]) and "eat yet" become [eechet]. The same thing happens with "mature" [mêchur] and "verdure" [vêrjur] where a [y] sound follows the [t] and [d]. Suggested Usage: One reason we can't determine the number of words in a language is because a phonological word (the sound part) does not always directly correspond to a semantic word (the meaning). "I would have" comprises 3 distinct sounds and meanings but "I'd've" is a single two-syllable phonological word that matches the same three meanings=97one word or three? Speaking a language involves a complex set of mental activities in different parts of the brain that follow rules that allow us to plot the output of one onto that of another in a surprising variety of ways. Etymology: The etymological point of today's 'word' is that the sound changes you see in it are one of the sources of the historical changes in language. However, the central word in "jeechet?" is "eat", which shares a source with German "essen", Latin "edere" (whence our word "edible"), and Russian "est', ed-". The Russian word for "bear" is medved' from medu "of honey" + ed' "eat(er)." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Jeechet (verb) Pronunciation: ['jee-chet?] Definition: "Did you eat yet?" in hurried US English. Usage: It is easy to believe that each word we say comprises one sound that conveys a meaning. Today's 'word,' however, is a single phonological word (linguistic sound) that corresponds to an entire sentence. This is not the result of random slurring; it is the result of regular English sound change rules. Rule 1: Since "did" is not ordinarily accented, the vowel tends to disappear, so that the two [d]s combine into one, just as "probably" becomes "probly", "suppose" becomes "s'pose", and "police" becomes "p'lice". Rule 2: [t] and [d] combine with [y] to become [j] and [ch], so "did you" reduces to [jê](elsewhere [dijê]) and "eat yet" become [eechet]. The same thing happens with "mature" [mêchur] and "verdure" [vêrjur] where a [y] sound follows the [t] and [d]. Suggested Usage: One reason we can't determine the number of words in a language is because a phonological word (the sound part) does not always directly correspond to a semantic word (the meaning). "I would have" comprises 3 distinct sounds and meanings but "I'd've" is a single two-syllable phonological word that matches the same three meanings—one word or three? Speaking a language involves a complex set of mental activities in different parts of the brain that follow rules that allow us to plot the output of one onto that of another in a surprising variety of ways. Etymology: The etymological point of today's 'word' is that the sound changes you see in it are one of the sources of the historical changes in language. However, the central word in "jeechet?" is "eat", which shares a source with German "essen", Latin "edere" (whence our word "edible"), and Russian "est', ed-". The Russian word for "bear" is medved' from medu "of honey" + ed' "eat(er)." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy Word of the Day: Capital (Adjective, Noun) Pronunciation: ['kæ-pi-têl] Definition: Major, large, critical, most important; punishable by death (capital crime); pertaining to investment wealth. Usage: No Word-of-the-Day series would be complete without an explanation of the differences between "capital" and "capitol". We have chosen "capital" as our word for it has the richer set of meanings. Most of the nominal meanings of this word have evolved from phrases with the adjective in it, though, e.g. capital (wealth), capital (city), capital (letter). But the capitol is the building in which a legislature meets. In all its other meanings, adjective or noun, the word is spelled "capital." Suggested Usage: To keep the two spellings straight, remember that the capitol (building) is in the capital (city). Also keep in mind that today's word is at heart an adjective, widely used in Britain and elsewhere to indicate excellence: "Go out dancing in the rain? What a capital idea!" By itself, it belongs to the family of exclamations expressing greatest pleasure: "Great!" "Awesome!" "Far out!" "Capital!" It is always a capital idea to deploy a rich mix of such hyperbolic interjections in your conversations. Etymology: Old French, from Latin =93capitalis,=94 the adjective for caput "head" akin to Old English heafod =93head" and German Haupt "head", found in Hauptmann "captain". The last entered Ukrainian via Polish as "hetman" in reference to the leader of the Cossacks. By the way, "captain" itself goes back to the same "caput." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Capital (adjective, noun) Pronunciation: ['kæ-pi-têl] Definition: Major, large, critical, most important; punishable by death (capital crime); pertaining to investment wealth. Usage: No Word-of-the-Day series would be complete without an explanation of the differences between "capital" and "capitol". We have chosen "capital" as our word for it has the richer set of meanings. Most of the nominal meanings of this word have evolved from phrases with the adjective in it, though, e.g. capital (wealth), capital (city), capital (letter). But the capitol is the building in which a legislature meets. In all its other meanings, adjective or noun, the word is spelled "capital." Suggested Usage: To keep the two spellings straight, remember that the capitol (building) is in the capital (city). Also keep in mind that today's word is at heart an adjective, widely used in Britain and elsewhere to indicate excellence: "Go out dancing in the rain? What a capital idea!" By itself, it belongs to the family of exclamations expressing greatest pleasure: "Great!" "Awesome!" "Far out!" "Capital!" It is always a capital idea to deploy a rich mix of such hyperbolic interjections in your conversations. Etymology: Old French, from Latin “capitalis,” the adjective for caput "head" akin to Old English heafod “head" and German Haupt "head", found in Hauptmann "captain". The last entered Ukrainian via Polish as "hetman" in reference to the leader of the Cossacks. 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To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Marque (noun) Pronunciation: ['mah(r)k] Definition: Used only in the phrase "letter of marque and reprisal", a license granted by a sovereign to a subject, authorizing him to make reprisals on any national of a hostile state for damages alleged against the enemy's army. Later it became a license to employ an armed vessel to capture shipping belonging to subjects of an enemy state. Holders of such a letter were called "privateers" or "corsairs". On land, a letter of marque was permission for reprisals after a border incursion (see "Etymology"). Usage: Originally, the letter of marque and reprisal was intended as an instrument of last resort when a hostile nation or one of its nationals failed to pay for goods obtained by whatever means. By 1700, the letter of marque had become an instrument by which a government could expand its naval power during war. "Letters of marque and reprisal" distinguished the privateer from a pirate, but not by much. They were outlawed by European nations in the Paris Convention of 1856. The U.S. government, however, never ratified that convention, so Congress may have the opportunity to resort to this legal step in the coming months. Article I, Section VIII, paragraph 11 of the Constitution grants Congress the power "to declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water." Suggested Usage: In this phrase, marque means "border", so, the letter of marque allows its holder to go beyond a border or boundary. This broad meaning has many household uses; for example, "The neighborhood gave my dog letters of marque and reprisal to settle accounts with the rabbits eating everybody's lettuce." Etymology: From Old French marque "mark, seizure, reprisal" from Latin marca "border, boundary". Akin to Germanic markja- "mark, border" as in Old Norse merki "a mark". The PIE root of all these words is *merg-/*morg- "boundary, border". A marquis was originally a nobleman appointed by his king to prevent border incursions. Need more PIE? Visit YD's library and read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Happy Memorial Day Weekend! As we all enjoy the three-day weekend, barbeques, and outdoor festivals, we wanted to help remind ourselves what Memorial Day is really about... to honor those who have died in our nation's service. If you don't have a tradition of your own, here are two simple but meaningful ways to do this: 1) "National Moment of Remembrance" resolution was passed by the White House in 2000 which asks that at 3 p.m. local time, for all Americans "To voluntarily and informally observe in their own way a Moment of remembrance and respect, pausing from whatever they are doing for a moment of silence or listening to 'Taps." 2) Another way is to make a donation in their honor, and one remarkable, worthy organization is the Paralyzed Veterans of America. Word of the Day: Marque (Noun) Pronunciation: ['mah(r)k] Definition: Used only in the phrase "letter of marque and reprisal", a license granted by a sovereign to a subject, authorizing him to make reprisals on any national of a hostile state for damages alleged against the enemy's army. Later it became a license to employ an armed vessel to capture shipping belonging to subjects of an enemy state. Holders of such a letter were called "privateers" or "corsairs". On land, a letter of marque was permission for reprisals after a border incursion (see "Etymology"). Usage: Originally, the letter of marque and reprisal was intended as an instrument of last resort when a hostile nation or one of its nationals failed to pay for goods obtained by whatever means. By 1700, the letter of marque had become an instrument by which a government could expand its naval power during war. "Letters of marque and reprisal" distinguished the privateer from a pirate, but not by much. They were outlawed by European nations in the Paris Convention of 1856. The U.S. government, however, never ratified that convention, so Congress may have the opportunity to resort to this legal step in the coming months. Article I, Section VIII, paragraph 11 of the Constitution grants Congress the power "to declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water." Suggested Usage: In this phrase, marque means "border", so, the letter of marque allows its holder to go beyond a border or boundary. This broad meaning has many household uses; for example, "The neighborhood gave my dog letters of marque and reprisal to settle accounts with the rabbits eating everybody's lettuce." Etymology: From Old French marque "mark, seizure, reprisal" from Latin marca "border, boundary". Akin to Germanic markja- "mark, border" as in Old Norse merki "a mark". The PIE root of all these words is *merg-/*morg- "boundary, border". A marquis was originally a nobleman appointed by his king to prevent border incursions. Need more PIE? Visit YD's library and read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Nother (adjective) Pronunciation: [ê 'nê-dhêr rather than æn 'ê-dhêr] Definition: A reanalysis of an+other, so it means the same. Usage: Do you cringe when you hear, "a whole nother" rather than "a whole other?" Well, learn to enjoy cringing because this reanalysis of the phrase "an other" is over 700 years old. It has been around since the beginning of the 14th century and has been made by some remarkable people, such as John Wyclif(fe) himself, who wrote in 1380: "A noþer symple frere þat nys not so gret flaterere" (A nother simple friar that isn't not so great [a] flatterer.) Reanalysis occurs when we redraw the line between two words, as when we hear "an ice man" for "a nice man" or "nitrate" for "night rate". Sometimes the misanalysis sticks. Old French "naperon" entered English as "a naperon" but ended up "an apron" (while the diminutive, "a napkin" or small apron, remained true to its origins). Suggested Usage: The history of William Wallace, the central figure in the recent Mel Gibson movie "Braveheart", a document written around 1470 by the mysterious Henry the Minstrel and called "The actis and deidis of the illustere and vaileand campioun Schir William Wallace", contains this line, "Thocht he wes best, no nothir lak we nocht" (Though he was best, no nother lack we nought.) So, we must learn to appreciate reanalysis a whole nother way, since it is a normal speech error to which the best of us fall prey. Etymology: Old English óþer, ó=F0er from PIE *an-ter- also found in Dutch and German ander "other" related to Gothic anþar. The same word devolved to Sanskrit antara-s, anyatara-s "other" from ana, anya "that". In the Balto-Slavic languages it appears meaning "second", e.g. Lithuanian "antras", Latvian "otrs" (also means "another"), Russian vtoroj. Russian utro "morning" and Polish and Serbian jutro "tomorrow" come from the same root. The Latin root al- found in al-ius and alter "other" as in alter ego "other ego" is also somehow related. This root is found in adulterate, from the Latin verb, ad-ulter-are "add something other to =3D pollute, defile, commit adultery". Oh, yes, the same stem, al-, turned up in English as "else." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! NEW FEATURE! YD Staff Recommendation: Skin is the largest organ in our bodies, so it's a good idea to take care of it. The SkinStore carries tons of different, top quality products for both men and women. Other perks: free US shipping on all orders, a variety of great promotions, and an 115% price guarantee. It's worth checking out, and even a little TLC can go a long way towards helping your skin look and feel good! WOTD: Nother (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ê 'nê-dhêr rather than æn 'ê-dhêr] Listen Definition: A reanalysis of an+other, so it means the same. Usage: Do you cringe when you hear, "a whole nother" rather than "a whole other?" Well, learn to enjoy cringing because this reanalysis of the phrase "an other" is over 700 years old. It has been around since the beginning of the 14th century and has been made by some remarkable people, such as John Wyclif(fe) himself, who wrote in 1380: "A noþer symple frere þat nys not so gret flaterere" (A nother simple friar that isn't not so great [a] flatterer.) Reanalysis occurs when we redraw the line between two words, as when we hear "an ice man" for "a nice man" or "nitrate" for "night rate". Sometimes the misanalysis sticks. Old French "naperon" entered English as "a naperon" but ended up "an apron" (while the diminutive, "a napkin" or small apron, remained true to its origins). Suggested Usage: The history of William Wallace, the central figure in the recent Mel Gibson movie "Braveheart", a document written around 1470 by the mysterious Henry the Minstrel and called "The actis and deidis of the illustere and vaileand campioun Schir William Wallace", contains this line, "Thocht he wes best, no nothir lak we nocht" (Though he was best, no nother lack we nought.) So, we must learn to appreciate reanalysis a whole nother way, since it is a normal speech error to which the best of us fall prey. Etymology: Old English óþer, óðer from PIE *an-ter- also found in Dutch and German ander "other" related to Gothic anþar. The same word devolved to Sanskrit antara-s, anyatara-s "other" from ana, anya "that". In the Balto-Slavic languages it appears meaning "second", e.g. Lithuanian "antras", Latvian "otrs" (also means "another"), Russian vtoroj. Russian utro "morning" and Polish and Serbian jutro "tomorrow" come from the same root. The Latin root al- found in al-ius and alter "other" as in alter ego "other ego" is also somehow related. This root is found in adulterate, from the Latin verb, ad-ulter-are "add something other to =3D pollute, defile, commit adultery". Oh, yes, the same stem, al-, turned up in English as "else." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Nabob (noun) Pronunciation: ['ney-bahb] Definition: A governor or deputy governor of a town or district in India under the Mogul Empire (also nawab); a person of wealth, influence and prominence. Usage: Vice President Spiro Agnew probably uttered the most famous example of today's word when, on November 13, 1969 in Des Moines, Iowa, he called the US press corps "nattering nabobs of negativism". ("Natter" can mean simply "to chatter" or "to grumble.") The phrase was actually written by former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan, who was then a speech writer for President Nixon. Suggested Usage: Because of the humor associated with today's word, a minor industry producing derivations of it has grown up over the years: a nabobery is a place frequented by nabobs, nabobical is the adjective meaning "pertaining to a nabob", while nabobish means "rather like a nabob", as does its adverb, "nabobishly". "Nabobism" is great wealth and luxury and the class of all nabobs is the nabobry. (Networking with your local nabobry could do wonders for your career.) Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from Hindi "nawab, nabab", itself borrowed from Arabic "nuwwab", the plural of na'ib "representative", the active participle of the verb naba "to represent". An interesting twist of this word is that it came to be the mispronounced name of the exclusive neighborhood of the nabobs of San Francisco, now known simply as "Nob Hill". It is unrelated to "hobnob." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Happy Memorial Day Weekend! As we enjoy the three-day weekend, barbeques, and outdoor festivals, we wanted to help remind ourselves what Memorial Day is really about... to honor those who have died in our nation's service. If you don't have a tradition of your own, here are two simple but meaningful ways to do this: 1) "National Moment of Remembrance" resolution was passed by the White House in 2000 which asks that at 3 p.m. local time, for all Americans "To voluntarily and informally observe in their own way a Moment of remembrance and respect, pausing from whatever they are doing for a moment of silence or listening to 'Taps." 2) Another way is to make a donation in their honor, and one remarkable, worthy organization is the Paralyzed Veterans of America. Any amount, even $5, can really make a difference. Plus, it's quick, easy, and feels good. Word of the Day: Nabob (Noun) Pronunciation: ['ney-bahb] Definition: A governor or deputy governor of a town or district in India under the Mogul Empire (also nawab); a person of wealth, influence and prominence. Usage: Vice President Spiro Agnew probably uttered the most famous example of today's word when, on November 13, 1969 in Des Moines, Iowa, he called the US press corps "nattering nabobs of negativism". ("Natter" can mean simply "to chatter" or "to grumble.") The phrase was actually written by former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan, who was then a speech writer for President Nixon. Suggested Usage: Because of the humor associated with today's word, a minor industry producing derivations of it has grown up over the years: a nabobery is a place frequented by nabobs, nabobical is the adjective meaning "pertaining to a nabob", while nabobish means "rather like a nabob", as does its adverb, "nabobishly". "Nabobism" is great wealth and luxury and the class of all nabobs is the nabobry. (Networking with your local nabobry could do wonders for your career.) Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from Hindi "nawab, nabab", itself borrowed from Arabic "nuwwab", the plural of na'ib "representative", the active participle of the verb naba "to represent". An interesting twist of this word is that it came to be the mispronounced name of the exclusive neighborhood of the nabobs of San Francisco, now known simply as "Nob Hill". It is unrelated to "hobnob." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Eldritch (adjective) Pronunciation: ['el-drich] Definition: Weird, ghostly, unnatural, frightful, horrible. Usage: Today's word is an orphan that is lucky to have survived at all. It isn't used very much itself but is a synonym of all the words in the definition above, with an ancient, Old English flavor about it. Don't forget to spell it with a [t]. Suggested Usage: We are probably more familiar with eldritch screams and laughter, "When Harry stepped on the rake, he erupted in an eldritch scream that sent a communal chill through the party". However, scenes and stories may be eldritch, too: "Elsie told an eldritch tale of being abducted by aliens, who took her to a killer disco on a nearby planet where they danced her to a state approaching death before returning her home the next morning." Etymology: Today's word apparently comes from Middle English *elriche from Old English el "strange, other" + rice "realm" and "powerful" (unrelated to modern "rice"). Old English "el" derives from from PIE *al- "beyond, other", which also turns up in "else", "ultra", and "alien". Old English "rice" is akin to "rich" and also to German reich "rich" and Reich "empire". Both these words come from PIE *reg- which underlies Latin rex, regis "king", regal", "regular", the adjective of "rule", Hindi rajah "king" and maharajah "great king" (with the prefix "maha-" related to the "magna" of our Magna Carta "Great Charter"), but also visible in "magnificent", "magnify", and "magnanimous". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Save up to $425, plus get free shipping on the sleek new ThinkPad X series. Its their end of summer sale! Word of the Day: Eldritch (adjective) Pronunciation: ['el-drich] Definition: Weird, ghostly, unnatural, frightful, horrible. Usage: Today's word is an orphan that is lucky to have survived at all. It isn't used very much itself but is a synonym of all the words in the definition above, with an ancient, Old English flavor about it. Don't forget to spell it with a [t]. Suggested Usage: We are probably more familiar with eldritch screams and laughter, "When Harry stepped on the rake, he erupted in an eldritch scream that sent a communal chill through the party". However, scenes and stories may be eldritch, too: "Elsie told an eldritch tale of being abducted by aliens, who took her to a killer disco on a nearby planet where they danced her to a state approaching death before returning her home the next morning." Etymology: Today's word apparently comes from Middle English *elriche from Old English el "strange, other" + rice "realm" and "powerful" (unrelated to modern "rice"). Old English "el" derives from from PIE *al- "beyond, other", which also turns up in "else", "ultra", and "alien". Old English "rice" is akin to "rich" and also to German reich "rich" and Reich "empire". Both these words come from PIE *reg- which underlies Latin rex, regis "king", regal", "regular", the adjective of "rule", Hindi rajah "king" and maharajah "great king" (with the prefix "maha-" related to the "magna" of our Magna Carta "Great Charter"), but also visible in "magnificent", "magnify", and "magnanimous". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Terpsichorean (adjective) Pronunciation: [têrp-sê-'kor-ee-yên] Definition: Pertaining to dance. Usage: "Terpsichorean" may also be used as a high-style noun meaning "dancer". Today "terpsichore" refers more often to the art of dancing than to the Greek goddess (see Etymology). However, you may refer to the muse that inspires your dancing as "Terpsichore". (May she fill your days with dance and song=97without any song and dance). Suggested Usage: "Terpsichorean" sounds a bit haughty, even humorous, in ordinary contexts today, "My son's terpsichorean studies seem to have strengthened his drive to the basket on the basketball team". But today's is such a lilting word, it would serve as an elegant euphemism, "By 'terpsichorean circumvention' are you referring to the song and dance she did at the press conference today?" Etymology: From Greek Terpsikhore, the goddess of dancing and singing, the feminine of terpsikhoros "dance-loving" based on terpein "to delight" + khoros "dance". The origin of "khoros" has long been an etymological mystery. The PIE stem *ghor-do-, referring to an enclosure, came to English as "garden" and "yard" (from Old English "geard"). The "gird" in "girdle" is another variant. The same root produced the "-grad" in old "Leningrad" and the Russian word for "city", gorod. In Latin it became hortus "garden". The best guess is that "khoros" originally referred to an enclosed area for dancing but the evidence is not conclusive. See our FAQ sheet for more on PIE. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Happy Mother's Day! And just in case you forgot to mail Mother's Day cards this year, Smilebox is a GREAT way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free! Head's up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send a smile today! Word of the Day: Terpsichorean (Adj.) Pronunciation: [têrp-sê-'kor-ee-yên] Listen Definition: Pertaining to dance. Usage: "Terpsichorean" may also be used as a high-style noun meaning "dancer". Today "terpsichore" refers more often to the art of dancing than to the Greek goddess (see Etymology). However, you may refer to the muse that inspires your dancing as "Terpsichore". (May she fill your days with dance and song—without any song and dance). Suggested Usage: "Terpsichorean" sounds a bit haughty, even humorous, in ordinary contexts today, "My son's terpsichorean studies seem to have strengthened his drive to the basket on the basketball team". But today's is such a lilting word, it would serve as an elegant euphemism, "By 'terpsichorean circumvention' are you referring to the song and dance she did at the press conference today?" Etymology: From Greek Terpsikhore, the goddess of dancing and singing, the feminine of terpsikhoros "dance-loving" based on terpein "to delight" + khoros "dance". The origin of "khoros" has long been an etymological mystery. The PIE stem *ghor-do-, referring to an enclosure, came to English as "garden" and "yard" (from Old English "geard"). The "gird" in "girdle" is another variant. The same root produced the "-grad" in old "Leningrad" and the Russian word for "city", gorod. In Latin it became hortus "garden". The best guess is that "khoros" originally referred to an enclosed area for dancing but the evidence is not conclusive. See our FAQ sheet for more on PIE. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Oust (verb) Pronunciation: [awst] Definition: To remove or eject from a position or place, as to oust someone from their apartment; to replace someone in a position Usage: Today's word is odd, for the action noun derived from this verb is ouster "removal", created with a suffix usually denoting a person. Usually, action nouns are formed by the suffix -ing added to stems like this one. In fact, an "ouster" is also a person who ousts. Suggested Usage: Today's word might sound a bit slangy, but it isn't; it has been around continuously since borrowed from Old French. So you may use it in the most formal of situations, "Mikhail Gorbachev was ousted from office by Boris Yeltsin in 1991". However, informal usage is not precluded, "Forget the company picnic; our current president needs an ousting more than an outing." Etymology: Today's word has nothing to do with "out". It comes from Anglo-French ouste-r from Old French oster (Modern French =F4ter "to remove, deprive") which devolved from Latin obstare "to stand in the way of, obstruct", based on ob "against" + stare "to stand" (the source of English "obstacle"). The original stem, *sta- "stand", turns up in many other words throughout the Indo-European world, including English "stallion" (stall animal), "stud", and "stall" itself, dealing with places where animals are kept, "stool", stead "place" as "instead of" and Yiddish "shtetl", from German Stadt "city, place" plus a diminutive ending. Other words from the same origin include "stool", Russian stol "table" and, with nasalization, stan- "stand up, become", English "stand", and German "stehen". The Russian word for "old", staryi, apparently began with the sense of "long-standing." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by PublicBookShelf.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Oust (verb) Pronunciation: [awst] Definition: To remove or eject from a position or place, as to oust someone from their apartment; to replace someone in a position. Usage: Today's word is odd, for the action noun derived from this verb is ouster "removal", created with a suffix usually denoting a person. Usually, action nouns are formed by the suffix -ing added to stems like this one. In fact, an "ouster" is also a person who ousts. Suggested Usage: Today's word might sound a bit slangy, but it isn't; it has been around continuously since borrowed from Old French. So you may use it in the most formal of situations, "Mikhail Gorbachev was ousted from office by Boris Yeltsin in 1991". However, informal usage is not precluded, "Forget the company picnic; our current president needs an ousting more than an outing." Etymology: Today's word has nothing to do with "out". It comes from Anglo-French ouste-r from Old French oster (Modern French ôter "to remove, deprive") which devolved from Latin obstare "to stand in the way of, obstruct", based on ob "against" + stare "to stand" (the source of English "obstacle"). The original stem, *sta- "stand", turns up in many other words throughout the Indo-European world, including English "stallion" (stall animal), "stud", and "stall" itself, dealing with places where animals are kept, "stool", stead "place" as "instead of" and Yiddish "shtetl", from German Stadt "city, place" plus a diminutive ending. Other words from the same origin include "stool", Russian stol "table" and, with nasalization, stan- "stand up, become", English "stand", and German "stehen". The Russian word for "old", staryi, apparently began with the sense of "long-standing." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now - at no cost to you. Receive an Advance of up to $500 Receive Royalties Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. 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Most of the results have also, for some reason, been 'pluralis tantum' nouns=97nouns that are 'always plural:' the sticks, the boonies, the backwoods ("backcountry" and Australian "outback" do not follow the rule). For this reason today's word itself is most often used in the plural: the hinterlands. Suggested Usage: When used in the singular these days, this word usually has the second meaning, as the situation of ports is generally determined by the presence of a populous hinterland where imports can be absorbed and exports, produced. In the plural, however, it always refers to a sparsely populated region: "His peculiar drawl made it clear that he was from the hinterlands and had spent little time in a city." Etymology: Today's word is a welcome relief from all the borrowings from French and Latin: it was borrowed from German "Hinterland", comprising hinter "behind" + Land "land". The root of German "hinter" (hint-) shares its source with English "hind"=97the same one you see in "behind." It also underlies hinder "to hold back, obstruct". The ancestor of "land" also has many children not only in Germanic but also in a few Slavic languages, such as Russian "lyada" and Czech lada "heath, barren land". Old French, as a matter of fact, borrowed the word from us, then lent it back as "lawn." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by Zappos.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Hinterland (noun) Pronunciation: ['hin-têr-lænd] Definition: 1) The backwoods, the sticks, the boondocks—an area far removed from any urban or highly populated area (plural); (2) the region immediately behind a coastline. Usage: English has long struggled for a word with the first meaning of today's word and all the results have been notably slangy. Most of the results have also, for some reason, been 'pluralis tantum' nouns—nouns that are 'always plural:' the sticks, the boonies, the backwoods ("backcountry" and Australian "outback" do not follow the rule). For this reason today's word itself is most often used in the plural: the hinterlands. Suggested Usage: When used in the singular these days, this word usually has the second meaning, as the situation of ports is generally determined by the presence of a populous hinterland where imports can be absorbed and exports, produced. In the plural, however, it always refers to a sparsely populated region: "His peculiar drawl made it clear that he was from the hinterlands and had spent little time in a city." Etymology: Today's word is a welcome relief from all the borrowings from French and Latin: it was borrowed from German "Hinterland", comprising hinter "behind" + Land "land". The root of German "hinter" (hint-) shares its source with English "hind"—the same one you see in "behind". It also underlies hinder "to hold back, obstruct". The ancestor of "land" also has many children not only in Germanic but also in a few Slavic languages, such as Russian "lyada" and Czech lada "heath, barren land". Old French, as a matter of fact, borrowed the word from us, then lent it back as "lawn." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Uggs for Christmas! Ugg - Ultimate Short (Sand) - from Zappos.com The Ultimate offers well-defined lines and a more extravagant outsole equally perfect for walking to the subway or to the chairlift. You'll surely stay warm with the shearling lining and fold-down cuff. Fully lined with plush fleece. 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Replaceable, removable and washable insole. Cow suede toe and heel bumper for abrasion resistance. Shaft height 10 1/2 inches, circumference about 16 inches. YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy Word of the Day: Gardyloo (adverb) Pronunciation: [gah(r)-di-'lu] Definition: An exclamation to alert passers-by of slops or dirty water about to be dropped from a window above their heads. Usage: The inhabitants of upstairs Edinburgh (and a few other areas of Scotland) traditionally shouted this warning before emptying their wash bowls and slop buckets onto the street below. It is a good word to know when strolling about Scotland, even if you don't use it much yourself. Suggested Usage: If you are a college youth with so little homework that you have time to drop water bombs on innocents entering and exiting your dorm, you should show the courtesy to shout, "Gardyloo!" before "Bombs away!" At least the Scots will duck (get the pun?) But why restrict this rippingly cute word to warnings of plummeting liquid? "Fore!" on the golf course always struck me as a limp sound, too easy to ignore. I would be willing to bet that if you shouted, "Gardyloo!" far more people would make way for you. Etymology: Philippe Auguste, who ruled France from 1180-1223, according to legend, received the contents of a chamber pot on his head while strolling through the streets of Paris. The upshot of this misfortunate incident was that all residents of Paris began to exclaim, "gare à l'eau!" (look out for the water!) before dumping their dirty washwater (and more sordid liquids) out of their windows onto the streets. Once the residents of Kiltland had added their magic to this sophisticated French phrase, today's word was created. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Gardyloo (adverb) Pronunciation: [gah(r)-di-'lu] Definition: An exclamation to alert passers-by of slops or dirty water about to be dropped from a window above their heads. Usage: The inhabitants of upstairs Edinburgh (and a few other areas of Scotland) traditionally shouted this warning before emptying their wash bowls and slop buckets onto the street below. It is a good word to know when strolling about Scotland, even if you don't use it much yourself. Suggested Usage: If you are a college youth with so little homework that you have time to drop water bombs on innocents entering and exiting your dorm, you should show the courtesy to shout, "Gardyloo!" before "Bombs away!" At least the Scots will duck (get the pun?) But why restrict this rippingly cute word to warnings of plummeting liquid? "Fore!" on the golf course always struck me as a limp sound, too easy to ignore. I would be willing to bet that if you shouted, "Gardyloo!" far more people would make way for you. Etymology: Philippe Auguste, who ruled France from 1180-1223, according to legend, received the contents of a chamber pot on his head while strolling through the streets of Paris. The upshot of this misfortunate incident was that all residents of Paris began to exclaim, "gare à l'eau!" (look out for the water!) before dumping their dirty washwater (and more sordid liquids) out of their windows onto the streets. Once the residents of Kiltland had added their magic to this sophisticated French phrase, today's word was created. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Heuristic (adjective) Pronunciation: [hyur-'is-tik] Definition 1: Related to a speculative formulation (or educated guess) serving as a guide in the investigation or solution of a larger problem. Definition 2: Pertaining to an educational method based on real discoveries made by the student that lead to understanding. Usage 2: The adverb is "heuristically" and the noun, "heuristics". A speculative formulation (or heuristic device) is a heuristic. Be sure to get the [e] before the [u]. Suggested Usage: Computerized ideals of a language may be used heuristically to investigate the actual workings of natural languages. You might find a personnel director who would formulate a model of the ideal employee to serve as a heuristic device for probing the causes of worker dissatisfaction at the plant. (Such research methods might turn out to be a major cause.) In the second sense, a heuristic mechanism in education is a "hands-on experience" that leads to understanding some aspect of a target subject. Etymology: From Greek heuriskein "to find". The same verb gave us "Eureka!" In Greek (h)eureka means, "I have found (it)", an expression purportedly exclaimed by Archimedes when he discovered how to determine the purity of the gold in Hiero's crown. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! NEW FEATURE! YD Staff Recommendation: Ever think about getting a new computer? We found this unbelievable deal on HPs starting at just $329.99! And no rebates! The quick catch: it doesn't include a monitor or modem, but a 17" flat screen and basic modem is only $60 more. This is a limited time, web-only offer, so check it out ASAP! WOTD: Heuristic (Adjective) Pronunciation: [hyur-'is-tik] Listen Definition 1: Related to a speculative formulation (or educated guess) serving as a guide in the investigation or solution of a larger problem. Definition 2: Pertaining to an educational method based on real discoveries made by the student that lead to understanding. Usage 2: The adverb is "heuristically" and the noun, "heuristics". A speculative formulation (or heuristic device) is a heuristic. Be sure to get the [e] before the [u]. Suggested Usage: Computerized ideals of a language may be used heuristically to investigate the actual workings of natural languages. You might find a personnel director who would formulate a model of the ideal employee to serve as a heuristic device for probing the causes of worker dissatisfaction at the plant. (Such research methods might turn out to be a major cause.) In the second sense, a heuristic mechanism in education is a "hands-on experience" that leads to understanding some aspect of a target subject. Etymology: From Greek heuriskein "to find". The same verb gave us "Eureka!" In Greek (h)eureka means, "I have found (it)", an expression purportedly exclaimed by Archimedes when he discovered how to determine the purity of the gold in Hiero's crown. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Desuetude (noun) Pronunciation: ['de-swê-tyud] Definition: A state of disuse. Usage: The adjective from which this noun is derived, desuete "unused, out of use" has been deemed archaic, though it continues to lurk there behind the suffix "-ude" of "desuetude." Suggested Usage: Today's word is a term from the highest registers of English speech, "Watching television talk shows has convinced me that the rules of English grammar have fallen in to complete desuetude". The important point is that "desuetude" is a place where things vanish, as the quaint habit of removing your hat inside fell into desuetude, oddly, at about the same time men stopped wearing fedoras. Etymology: From French désuétude, a reflex of Latin desuetudo, the noun from desuescere "put out of use", based on de- "un-, dis-" + suescere "become accustomed". The Latin root comes from *swe also found in sui "of oneself", as in sui generis "in a class of its own", akin to Russian svoi "one's own" and "swami", borrowed from Sanskrit svami "one's own". The dative of this pronoun, sibi "to oneself", is related to Russian sebya "oneself" and English "self". It is also the origin of the [sol] in "solo, solitary, soliloquy, desolate." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? Zappos has it all -- and then some -- when it comes to shoes! Plus, great perks: Free overnight shipping 110% price protection 365-days returns Free returns Word of the Day: Desuetude (noun) Pronunciation: ['de-swê-tyud] Definition: A state of disuse. Usage: The adjective from which this noun is derived, desuete "unused, out of use" has been deemed archaic, though it continues to lurk there behind the suffix –ude of "desuetude." Suggested Usage: Today's word is a term from the highest registers of English speech, "Watching television talk shows has convinced me that the rules of English grammar have fallen in to complete desuetude". The important point is that "desuetude" is a place where things vanish, as the quaint habit of removing your hat inside fell into desuetude, oddly, at about the same time men stopped wearing fedoras. Etymology: From French désuétude, a reflex of Latin desuetudo, the noun from desuescere "put out of use", based on de- "un-, dis-" + suescere "become accustomed". The Latin root comes from *swe also found in sui "of oneself", as in sui generis "in a class of its own", akin to Russian svoi "one's own" and "swami", borrowed from Sanskrit svami "one's own". The dative of this pronoun, sibi "to oneself", is related to Russian sebya "oneself" and English "self". It is also the origin of the [sol] in "solo, solitary, soliloquy, desolate." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Bon mot (noun) Pronunciation: [b=F5(n)-'mo] Definition: A witticism, a clever or witty turn of phrase. Usage: The plural of today's word is "bon mots", pronounced the same as the singular. A bon mot is a particularly well-turned phrase, distinguished more by wittiness than by profundity, such as Adlai Stevenson's famous line, "A politician is a man who approaches every question with an open mouth". An epithet is an adjectival characterization of someone, as Lyndon Johnson's characterization of a senatorial colleague as someone who could not chew gum and walk at the same time. Apothegms and maxims are more purposeful philosophical opinions, e.g. Lord Acton's famous apothegm, "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely" or Charlemagne's profound maxim, "To know another language is to have a second soul." Suggested Usage: People who craft bon mots are always a pleasure: "Sam Westgate fights the anfractuosities of the federal bureaucracy with a quiver of finely crafted bon mots", implies that Dr. Westgate loves the cleverly turned phrase. He might even use this one, again by the past master, Adlai Stevenson: "In America any boy may become president; I suppose that's the risk he takes." Etymology: Today's word is a French expression meaning "good word" or "good saying", based on "bon" from Latin bonus=97even in English something quite "good", plus mot "word, saying, motto" (or, as the Italians say, "motto"), from late Latin *mottum from muttire "to murmur, utter". Latin bonus "good" derives from an original root *d[e]w- with a variable [e] plus the suffix -en, also the source of bene "well", found in "benefit", "benediction", and "benign". Initial *dw did not convert to [b] in Greek and so appears with the same -en suffix in Greek dynasthai "to be able" found in English "dynamic", "dynasty", and "dynamite". This brings us to Dr. Sam Westgate, the dynamite guy who has been a real bonus to his colleagues in the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs for almost five years. Dr. Westgate's coworkers want him to know that he and his bon mots will be sorely missed when he moves over to the Bureau of European Affairs next week." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Bon Mot (noun) Pronunciation: [bõ(n)-'mo] Definition: A witticism, a clever or witty turn of phrase. Usage: The plural of today's word is "bon mots", pronounced the same as the singular. A bon mot is a particularly well-turned phrase, distinguished more by wittiness than by profundity, such as Adlai Stevenson's famous line, "A politician is a man who approaches every question with an open mouth". An epithet is an adjectival characterization of someone, as Lyndon Johnson's characterization of a senatorial colleague as someone who could not chew gum and walk at the same time. Apothegms and maxims are more purposeful philosophical opinions, e.g. Lord Acton's famous apothegm, "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely" or Charlemagne's profound maxim, "To know another language is to have a second soul." Suggested Usage: People who craft bon mots are always a pleasure: "Sam Westgate fights the anfractuosities of the federal bureaucracy with a quiver of finely crafted bon mots", implies that Dr. Westgate loves the cleverly turned phrase. He might even use this one, again by the past master, Adlai Stevenson: "In America any boy may become president; I suppose that's the risk he takes." Etymology: Today's word is a French expression meaning "good word" or "good saying", based on "bon" from Latin bonus—even in English something quite "good", plus mot "word, saying, motto" (or, as the Italians say, "motto"), from late Latin *mottum from muttire "to murmur, utter". Latin bonus "good" derives from an original root *d[e]w- with a variable [e] plus the suffix -en, also the source of bene "well", found in "benefit", "benediction", and "benign". Initial *dw did not convert to [b] in Greek and so appears with the same -en suffix in Greek dynasthai "to be able" found in English "dynamic", "dynasty", and "dynamite". This brings us to Dr. Sam Westgate, the dynamite guy who has been a real bonus to his colleagues in the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs for almost five years. Dr. Westgate's coworkers want him to know that he and his bon mots will be sorely missed when he moves over to the Bureau of European Affairs next week." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. Word of the Day: Capitulate (verb) Pronunciation: [kuh-'pich-uh-leyt] Definition: To give in, surrender, stop resisting. Usage: Capitulation is the strong man's way of surrendering. To capitulate carries the essence of dignity, it demonstrates a control of the situation that a panicked "I give up" simply doesn't convey. Don't read this the wrong way=97there's still no hope of winning on your part, but you can at least make the process sound well planned and even anticipated. Practice, if you must: "[sigh]; I suppose I shall capitulate." Suggested Usage: When an individual or a group decides to capitulate, continued resistance is no longer an option. Like surrender, capitulation is a last resort. Particularly in times of war, to capitulate may also mean to turn over to the enemy and comply with their demands. The word originally meant to "draw up the heads" of an agreement, not simply to wave the white flag. Etymology: The word capitulate is married to its original meaning "to surrender under a stipulated agreement", which comes from the Latin capitulatus, p.p. of the Medieval Latin verb capitulare, to "draw up in heads, arrange conditions", Capitulum, Latin for chapter or heading, is a diminutive of caput or head. Related words such as capitalism, chapter, and captain, share the common root. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Capitulate (verb) Pronunciation: [kuh-'pich-uh-leyt] Definition: To give in, surrender, stop resisting. Usage: Capitulation is the strong man's way of surrendering. To capitulate carries the essence of dignity, it demonstrates a control of the situation that a panicked "I give up" simply doesn't convey. Don't read this the wrong way—there's still no hope of winning on your part, but you can at least make the process sound well planned and even anticipated. Practice, if you must: "[sigh]; I suppose I shall capitulate." Suggested Usage: When an individual or a group decides to capitulate, continued resistance is no longer an option. Like surrender, capitulation is a last resort. Particularly in times of war, to capitulate may also mean to turn over to the enemy and comply with their demands. The word originally meant to "draw up the heads" of an agreement, not simply to wave the white flag. Etymology: The word capitulate is married to its original meaning "to surrender under a stipulated agreement", which comes from the Latin capitulatus, p.p. of the Medieval Latin verb capitulare, to "draw up in heads, arrange conditions", Capitulum, Latin for chapter or heading, is a diminutive of caput or head. Related words such as capitalism, chapter, and captain, share the common root. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Busk (verb) Pronunciation: ['bêsk] Definition: To play music or entertain on the street for money. Usage: Please don't confuse today's word with brux "to clench or grind one's teeth". Walking by someone who busks badly might make you brux, but the two words are very different. Those who busk are buskers, noted for their busking. Suggested Usage: Today's word can be used pejoratively, "I had no idea Donny busked as a mime during lunch hour, or I would bring him sandwiches in the public interest". But busking is, in fact, a proud tradition in many European cities, and some fine music can be heard on street corners and city centers across the continent: "Harry and Harriet busked their way across Europe and returned home with enough money left over to start their own nightclub." Etymology: From the English busk "to be an itinerant performer", which came from busk "to seek or cruise, as a pirate ship". Busk probably comes from French busquer "to prowl", and the French comes from either Italian buscare "to prowl" or Spanish buscar "to seek." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! With gas prices sky high, here's an offer from Discover Card to help take the edge off your commute or those long roadtrips: 5% Cashback Bonus on gas! There are additional benefits of using Discover, such as: no annual fee $0 fraud liability guarantee up to 1% cashback on all purchases great customer service. Sign up now to start saving! Word of the Day: Busk (verb) Pronunciation: ['bêsk] Definition: To play music or entertain on the street for money. Usage: Please don't confuse today's word with brux "to clench or grind one's teeth". Walking by someone who busks badly might make you brux, but the two words are very different. Those who busk are buskers, noted for their busking. Suggested Usage: Today's word can be used pejoratively, "I had no idea Donny busked as a mime during lunch hour, or I would bring him sandwiches in the public interest". But busking is, in fact, a proud tradition in many European cities, and some fine music can be heard on street corners and city centers across the continent: "Harry and Harriet busked their way across Europe and returned home with enough money left over to start their own nightclub." Etymology: From the English busk "to be an itinerant performer", which came from busk "to seek or cruise, as a pirate ship". Busk probably comes from French busquer "to prowl", and the French comes from either Italian buscare "to prowl" or Spanish buscar "to seek." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Wassail (noun) Pronunciation: ['wah-sêl] Definition: A toast to someone's health; a hot drink that is made with wine or cider, spices, sugar, and baked apples, served in a punchbowl at Christmas; drinking and revelry, especially during the winter holidays. Usage: Today's word has been around long enough to produce a considerable progeny. To wassail is to revel and a reveler is a wassailer, especially around the holidays. In some dialects, wassail also means "sing carols." Suggested Usage: This word is used first and foremost today in reference to the Christmastide beverage: "I met her by the wassail bowl at the office Christmas party; in fact, she doused me with a cup of it." However, we should not surrender the tradition and quaintness of "wassail" in its other sense, "Every Christmas night Nathan holds a great wassail at his home, to his parents' great dismay." Etymology: Middle English wæs hæil, from Old Norse ves heill "be well" from ves, imperative of vera "to be" (related to English "was") + heill "healthy". "Hæil" made it to English as hale "healthy" (as in "hale and hearty") whose noun, "health", is active today. The same root underlies heal "to make hale or healthy". Variants of this same stem are "holy" (German heilig, as in Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht "Silent night, holy night") and "whole" in the sense of "well, unharmed". German heil "safe, whole" is used as we use "hail" (yet another cousin of "wassail") in English. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by GigglePrint.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Wassail (noun) Pronunciation: ['wah-sêl] Definition: A toast to someone's health; a hot drink that is made with wine or cider, spices, sugar, and baked apples, served in a punchbowl at Christmas; drinking and revelry, especially during the winter holidays. Usage: Today's word has been around long enough to produce a considerable progeny. To wassail is to revel and a reveler is a wassailer, especially around the holidays. In some dialects, wassail also means "sing carols." Suggested Usage: This word is used first and foremost today in reference to the Christmastide beverage: "I met her by the wassail bowl at the office Christmas party; in fact, she doused me with a cup of it". However, we should not surrender the tradition and quaintness of "wassail" in its other sense, "Every Christmas night Nathan holds a great wassail at his home, to his parents' great dismay." Etymology: Middle English wæs hæil, from Old Norse ves heill "be well" from ves, imperative of vera "to be" (related to English "was") + heill "healthy". "Hæil" made it to English as hale "healthy" (as in "hale and hearty") whose noun, "health", is active today. The same root underlies heal "to make hale or healthy". Variants of this same stem are "holy" (German heilig, as in Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht "Silent night, holy night") and "whole" in the sense of "well, unharmed". German heil "safe, whole" is used as we use "hail" (yet another cousin of "wassail") in English. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com 12" Personalized Plush Christmas Stockings! You'll love filling this adorable stocking, personalized with any name you choose and decorated with a sewn on plush teddy bear. Order one for the entire family for just $7.95 each today! Turn your favorite photos into... Your Unique Products Your photos are the only limitation to the design possibilities. This is your chance to show off pets, family members, cars, or any other personal favorites. Choose an existing special photo or snap a new one. Your own personal touch will turn ordinary checks and accessories into something as unique as you are. YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy Word of the Day: Aesthetic (adjective) Pronunciation: [es-'thet-ik or es-'tet-ik] Definition: Relating to the perception of beauty or symmetry; pleasing in appearance. Usage: "Close your eyes, and think of someone you physically admire." This lyric from ex-Smiths frontman Morrissey describes perfectly the ideal of the aesthetic=97something that, in your mind's eye, is beautiful. The aesthetic properties of an object are in good taste and proportion, such as Michelangelo's statue of David, whereas a potato, lumpy and brown, would rarely be described as aesthetically pleasing. Furthermore, as much as she thinks so, grandma's Christmas tree might not be so aesthetically pleasing either. Suggested Usage: Aesthetic usually refers to accepted notions of beauty and symmetry, and is most often used to describe a piece of art or architecture. That which possesses "aesthetic value" is visually pleasing: while some might find beauty in a broken down old Volkswagen Rabbit, the machine in that state would not generally be considered to possess aesthetic value. Aesthetic can roughly be equated with the sense of what is beautiful. Etymology: Interestingly enough, the Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge introduced the word aesthetic into the English language (along with such common terms as "selfless), and appreciation of aesthetic principles soon became a rallying point for Romantic period artists. The English version was probably derived from the German =C4sthetik or the French esthétique, each an appropriation of the Greek for "I feel." LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Click on these ads to find an accounting degree program to accelerate your career. Get your education online or at a campus near you. Enroll today! Aesthetic (adjective) Pronunciation: [es-'thet-ik or es-'tet-ik] Definition: Relating to the perception of beauty or symmetry; pleasing in appearance. Usage: "Close your eyes, and think of someone you physically admire". This lyric from ex-Smiths frontman Morrissey describes perfectly the ideal of the aesthetic—something that, in your mind's eye, is beautiful. The aesthetic properties of an object are in good taste and proportion, such as Michelangelo's statue of David, whereas a potato, lumpy and brown, would rarely be described as aesthetically pleasing. Furthermore, as much as she thinks so, grandma's Christmas tree might not be so aesthetically pleasing either. Suggested Usage: Aesthetic usually refers to accepted notions of beauty and symmetry, and is most often used to describe a piece of art or architecture. That which possesses "aesthetic value" is visually pleasing: while some might find beauty in a broken down old Volkswagen Rabbit, the machine in that state would not generally be considered to possess aesthetic value. Aesthetic can roughly be equated with the sense of what is beautiful. Etymology: Interestingly enough, the Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge introduced the word aesthetic into the English language (along with such common terms as "selfless), and appreciation of aesthetic principles soon became a rallying point for Romantic period artists. The English version was probably derived from the German Ästhetik or the French esthétique, each an appropriation of the Greek for "I feel." –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Timocracy (noun) Pronunciation: [ti-'mah-krê-si] Definition: Plato considered timocracy government by principles of honor. To Aristotle it was a government in which the ownership of property is a prerequisite for holding office. Usage: The adjective for today's word is "timocratic" [ti-mê-'kræt-ik] and the adverb is "timocratically". The plural is "timocracies." Suggested Usage: We are likely to see a government run by officials all with the name "Tim" before we see one run by officials driven by the love of honor and public service. The costs of political campaigns have reached such heights that we are approaching a timocracy in the Aristotelian sense in US, where only the wealthy can achieve national political office. Etymology: The ambiguity in today's word begins with its root, Greek word "time" ['tee-me] which means "honor" when applied to people and "value" or "price" when applied to things. Now since kratia means "governance", the compound could mean "governance by price" or "government by honor", a familiar confusion in politics to this day. A diluted version of the same ambiguity can be found today in the Slavic descendent of the same root, e.g. Russian cena [tsi'na], which means both "price" and "value." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! eBags has an impressive selection of backpacks, luggage, duffels, totes and more! The customer reviews are helpful. Plus, if your order is $35 or more, you get 10% off and free shipping. >>> http://www.jdoqocy.com/email-1386675-10360785 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! eBags has an impressive selection of backpacks, luggage, duffels, totes and more! The customer reviews are helpful. Plus, if your order is $35 or more, you get 10% off and free shipping. eBags offers free returns and price guarantee to its customers. Word of the Day: Timocracy (noun) Pronunciation: [ti-'mah-krê-si] Definition: Plato considered timocracy government by principles of honor. To Aristotle it was a government in which the ownership of property is a prerequisite for holding office. Usage: The adjective for today's word is "timocratic" [ti-mê-'kræt-ik] and the adverb is "timocratically". The plural is "timocracies." Suggested Usage: We are likely to see a government run by officials all with the name "Tim" before we see one run by officials driven by the love of honor and public service. The costs of political campaigns have reached such heights that we are approaching a timocracy in the Aristotelian sense in US, where only the wealthy can achieve national political office. Etymology: The ambiguity in today's word begins with its root, Greek word "time" ['tee-me] which means "honor" when applied to people and "value" or "price" when applied to things. Now since kratia means "governance", the compound could mean "governance by price" or "government by honor", a familiar confusion in politics to this day. A diluted version of the same ambiguity can be found today in the Slavic descendent of the same root, e.g. Russian cena [tsi'na], which means both "price" and "value." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Halcyon (noun) Pronunciation: ['hæl-si-ên ] Definition: A fabled bird that nested around the winter solstice, building its nest on the seas, which it charmed into calmness until its eggs hatched; the kingfisher. As an adjective it means "calm, tranquil." Usage: It is heard almost exclusively in the phrase "halcyon days" referring to days of unperturbed solace and contentment. Suggested Usage: Here is a beautiful word that could make our language more mellifluous if used more often: "After a halcyon vacation in the wilderness, Fritz adjusted slowly to the frenetic pace of the office". Some people have a look suggesting the halcyon: "Her halcyon gaze allayed all his anxieties in a moment." Etymology: Greek (h)alkuon "kingfisher, halcyon" possibly from hals "salt, sea" + kuon, the present participle of kuo "conceive." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Chaco's are well-known shoes for their support, simplicity, and functionality. They also offer the ultimate leather flip flop! Slip-on functionality for easy get-up-and-go. Treat your feet! Chaco BioCentric footbed provides support and all-day comfort. Vibram non-marking sole is durable, non-skid, and can be re-soled. Smooth, supple leather top sole for remarkable comfort. Variety of stylish color choices. Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. Plus, enjoy free overnight shipping from Zappos! Word of the Day: Risible (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['ri-zê-bêl] Definition: (1) Given to laughter, likely to laugh; (2) related to laughter; (3) eliciting laughter, laughable, funny, comic. Usage: This word reminds us that, in addition to all the other clever things humans do that distinguish them from other creatures, we are also the risible creature, the only species capable of laughter. Babies begin to laugh when they are only 3-4 months old and those that laugh the most throughout their lives, seem to have the healthiest relationships. The adverb is "risibly" and the noun, "risibility." Suggested Usage: Today's word is a bit odd in that it can mean either laughing oneself or causing others to laugh. In this sentence, it could mean either: "Everyone loves that risible Irish darling, Beryl O'Laughs; she keeps everyone in stitches". Here are two that separate the two main senses: "Risible foreigners must enjoy the antics of the US Congress" (sense 1) and "You've invented an electric pencil? That is as risible an idea as I've ever heard" (sense 3). Etymology: "Risible" came to us by way of French from Late Latin "risibilis", based on Latin "risus", the past participle of ridere "to laugh". This root doesn't seem to appear in recognizable form among Indo-European languages outside the Romance family, where we find Spanish risa "laugh" and Italian risata "laugh." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Wafture (noun) Pronunciation: ['wahf-tyUr or 'wahf-chUr] Definition: 1) A wave, a waving motion, as of the hand or of an object in the hand; (2) the act of being carried gently and bobbingly on the air or water. Usage: Today's is the absolutely lovely noun based on the verb, waft "to move with an undulating (waving) motion by air or water". It is already being dropped from some dictionaries (ours, for example), so we need to rescue it with usage before it wafts out of the English language altogether. Fragrances may be wafted by a friendly breeze or flowers, by a desultory stream. Suggested Usage: In 'Julius Caesar' (II, 1) Shakespeare writes, "yet you answer'd not, but, with an angry wafture of your hand, gave sign for me to leave". We can speak of the wafture of robin wings settling lazily on our lawn or the gentle wafture of a flag rendering an all but silent requiem for a lazy afternoon. But let's keep this word alive=97poets will need it 100 years from now. Etymology: The general wisdom is that today's word is a back-formation from wafter "convoy ship" from Middle Dutch or Middle Low German wachter "a guard" from wachten "to guard". This would make it a relative of Old English wæccan "to watch", progenitor of current "watch". We find it more likely a noun from the ancestor of "wave", Old English "wafian", with the suffix "-ter", also found in "laughter" (also after an [f] sound). We do know that the word was originally "wafter" which meant "to wave" in some dialects. "Wave", now, is a cousin of "weave", "wafer", and "waffle", semantically much closer to the meaning of today's word. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Wafture (noun) Pronunciation: ['wahf-tyUr or 'wahf-chUr] Definition: 1) A wave, a waving motion, as of the hand or of an object in the hand; (2) the act of being carried gently and bobbingly on the air or water. Usage: Today's is the absolutely lovely noun based on the verb, waft "to move with an undulating (waving) motion by air or water". It is already being dropped from some dictionaries (ours, for example), so we need to rescue it with usage before it wafts out of the English language altogether. Fragrances may be wafted by a friendly breeze or flowers, by a desultory stream. Suggested Usage: In 'Julius Caesar' (II, 1) Shakespeare writes, "yet you answer'd not, but, with an angry wafture of your hand, gave sign for me to leave". We can speak of the wafture of robin wings settling lazily on our lawn or the gentle wafture of a flag rendering an all but silent requiem for a lazy afternoon. But let's keep this word alive—poets will need it 100 years from now. Etymology: The general wisdom is that today's word is a back-formation from wafter "convoy ship" from Middle Dutch or Middle Low German wachter "a guard" from wachten "to guard". This would make it a relative of Old English wæccan "to watch", progenitor of current "watch". We find it more likely a noun from the ancestor of "wave", Old English "wafian", with the suffix –ter, also found in "laughter" (also after an [f] sound). We do know that the word was originally "wafter" which meant "to wave" in some dialects. "Wave", now, is a cousin of "weave", "wafer", and "waffle", semantically much closer to the meaning of today's word. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Find the latest on organic living and environmentally friendly products from the dedicated researchers and editors at LoveToKnow. Get news on organic food, clothing, fabric, and information about organic farming and gardening. Do you want to learn to make Organic High Fiber Oatmeal Cookies or discover where to find Organic Food Stores? Did you know that there is a Permitted Chemicals List for Organic Farming and that Organic Gardening Slug Control is important? What is a Kombucha Mushroom? Who Should Eat Organic Food? Find the answers to the above questions about organic living and more at LoveToKnow Organic! YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Jocund (adjective) Pronunciation: ['jah-kênd or 'jo-kênd] Definition: Happy, light-hearted, pleasant, carefree, cheerful. Usage: The Latin word jocus "joke" has begotten a plethora of offspring in the English language. Aside from "joke" itself, "jocund" means simply "happy" while "jocose" means "joking, full of jokes, like a joke". A jocose remark is a joke but a jocund remark is simply a cheerful one. Then there is jocular "joking, kidding" closer in meaning to "jocose" than "jocund". The adverb for today's word is "jocundly" while the noun is "jocundity". The nouns for "jocose" and "jocular" are "jocosity" and "jocularity." Suggested Usage: We used "jocund" as entrée to the whole family of joking words in English, like this new Pennsylvania proverb (I just made it up): "The jocular (or jocose) manager enjoys a jocund workplace". Jocularity is always the best policy=97even at work. But a jocund home is a good place for children to grow up, which explains the jocularity of our Words of the Day which we regularly send to so many homes. Etymology: Old French "jocund" from Latin jucundus, jocundus "pleasant, agreeable" from juvare "to help" and related to jocus "joke, jest". "Juggler" is also a relative, originally meaning "entertainer". In Italian "jocundus" became giocondo "happy" and the name of the street singer in Ponchielli's opera, La Gioconda "the happy girl." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by GigglePrint.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Jocund (adjective) Definition: Happy, light-hearted, pleasant, carefree, cheerful. Pronunciation: ['jah-kênd or 'jo-kênd] Usage: The Latin word jocus "joke" has begotten a plethora of offspring in the English language. Aside from "joke" itself, "jocund" means simply "happy" while "jocose" means "joking, full of jokes, like a joke". A jocose remark is a joke but a jocund remark is simply a cheerful one. Then there is jocular "joking, kidding" closer in meaning to "jocose" than "jocund". The adverb for today's word is "jocundly" while the noun is "jocundity". The nouns for "jocose" and "jocular" are "jocosity" and "jocularity." Suggested Usage: We used "jocund" as entrée to the whole family of joking words in English, like this new Pennsylvania proverb (I just made it up): "The jocular (or jocose) manager enjoys a jocund workplace". Jocularity is always the best policy—even at work. But a jocund home is a good place for children to grow up, which explains the jocularity of our Words of the Day which we regularly send to so many homes. Etymology: Old French "jocund" from Latin jucundus, jocundus "pleasant, agreeable" from juvare "to help" and related to jocus "joke, jest". "Juggler" is also a relative, originally meaning "entertainer". In Italian "jocundus" became giocondo "happy" and the name of the street singer in Ponchielli's opera, La Gioconda "the happy girl." -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Give your holiday greetings a custom touch. 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GigglePrint is all of those things engaging, dynamic, variable offering an out-of-the-box approach. YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy Word of the Day: Inchoate (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-'ko-êt ('in-kê-wêt British)] Definition: Incipient, in an initial, incomplete, imperfect state. Usage: The verb is also inchoate [in-'ko-weyt] "to begin" and the action of beginning is "inchoation". Another adjective, "inchoative", refers mostly to a verb form of certain languages which indicates the beginning of an action, such as Russian zarabotat' "begin working, start (engine)" from za- (inchoative) + rabotat' "work." Suggested Usage: Walter Lippmann liked to write about the "inchoate mass" (us), "In really hard times the rules of the game are altered. The inchoate mass begins to stir. It becomes potent, and when it strikes . . . it strikes with incredible emphasis" (New York Herald Tribune, December 8, 1931). Today's word offers a way to spice up that common phrase, "I haven't any idea:" "I haven't an inchoate idea of what to do with three bushels of kumquats". That means, you haven't even a the beginning of an inkling. Etymology: Latin inchoatus, past participle of inchoare "to begin", alteration of incohare based on in- "in" + cohum "strap connecting a yoke to the harness." The English words "haw" in the sense of a space enclosed, originally by hedges, comes from the same source. Indeed, "hedge" is derived from an earlier "hag" that goes back to the origin of the coh- in Latin "cohum", as does Dutch haag "hedge", found in the name of that wonderful city, Den Haag "The Hague." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? They are all languages you can learn with Rosetta Stone Language Software! Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo! Word of the Day: Inchoate (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-'ko-êt ('in-kê-wêt British)] Definition: Incipient, in an initial, incomplete, imperfect state. Usage: The verb is also inchoate [in-'ko-weyt] "to begin" and the action of beginning is "inchoation". Another adjective, "inchoative", refers mostly to a verb form of certain languages which indicates the beginning of an action, such as Russian zarabotat' "begin working, start (engine)" from za- (inchoative) + rabotat' "work." Suggested Usage: Walter Lippmann liked to write about the "inchoate mass" (us), "In really hard times the rules of the game are altered. The inchoate mass begins to stir. It becomes potent, and when it strikes . . . it strikes with incredible emphasis" (New York Herald Tribune, December 8, 1931). Today's word offers a way to spice up that common phrase, "I haven't any idea:" "I haven't an inchoate idea of what to do with three bushels of kumquats". That means, you haven't even a the beginning of an inkling. Etymology: Latin inchoatus, past participle of inchoare "to begin", alteration of incohare based on in- "in" + cohum "strap connecting a yoke to the harness". The English words "haw" in the sense of a space enclosed, originally by hedges, comes from the same source. Indeed, "hedge" is derived from an earlier "hag" that goes back to the origin of the coh- in Latin "cohum", as does Dutch haag "hedge", found in the name of that wonderful city, Den Haag "The Hague." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Declivity (noun) Pronunciation: [dê-'kli-vê-tee] Definition: A downward slope. Usage: Several adjectives are related to today's noun; the two most common are "declivous" [dê-'kLI-vês] and "declivitous" [dê-'kli-vê-tês], currently the more popular of the pair. The antonym is acclivity "upward slope", whose adjective is "acclivitous." Suggested Usage: Today's word plays a major role in geological descriptions, "Truman lived and died on the Eastern declivity of Mount St. Helens". However, other types of descriptions can often accommodate it, too, "Their relationship has been in a declivitous state since the evening he lifted her cat from the couch by its tail." Etymology: From Latin declivitas "slope, declivity" from declivis "sloping downhill" comprising de- "(away) from" + clivus "slope". Related to "climate" via Greek klima "surface of the earth, region". The zero grade form of the same root, i.e. *kli-, gave us "lid" from Old English hlid "cover" derived from Germanic *hlid- "that which bends over, cover". Suffixed with -n, the same root became English "lean" from Old English hlinian "to lean" and with -ent, it produced Latin cliens, clientis "dependent, follower", the source of English "client". Finally, another suffixed form evolved into "ladder" from Old English hlædder "ladder", whose trail leads to Germanic *hlaidri-. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips. Sign up today -- get free tips on food, travel, products and more, served daily via email! Word of the Day: Declivity (noun) Pronunciation: [dê-'kli-vê-tee] Definition: A downward slope. Usage: Several adjectives are related to today's noun; the two most common are "declivous" [dê-'kLI-vês] and "declivitous" [dê-'kli-vê-tês], currently the more popular of the pair. The antonym is acclivity "upward slope", whose adjective is "acclivitous." Suggested Usage: Today's word plays a major role in geological descriptions, "Truman lived and died on the Eastern declivity of Mount St. Helens". However, other types of descriptions can often accommodate it, too, "Their relationship has been in a declivitous state since the evening he lifted her cat from the couch by its tail." Etymology: From Latin declivitas "slope, declivity" from declivis "sloping downhill" comprising de- "(away) from" + clivus "slope". Related to "climate" via Greek klima "surface of the earth, region". The zero grade form of the same root, i.e. *kli-, gave us "lid" from Old English hlid "cover" derived from Germanic *hlid- "that which bends over, cover". Suffixed with -n, the same root became English "lean" from Old English hlinian "to lean" and with -ent, it produced Latin cliens, clientis "dependent, follower", the source of English "client". Finally, another suffixed form evolved into "ladder" from Old English hlædder "ladder", whose trail leads to Germanic *hlaidri-. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Reticent (adjective) Pronunciation: ['re-tê-sênt] Definition: Reluctant to speak or say anything; taciturn. Usage: This word is misused so often to mean "reluctant to do anything" that the errant meaning is creeping into US dictionaries. This adjective has but one meaning: "reluctant to speak or express oneself." Suggested Usage: The remarkable aspect of this misused term is that it has so many interesting legitimate uses: "Bill was understandably reticent about the lipstick on his collar" or "Hillary became abruptly reticent when asked about the box of chocolates under the couch". Let's restore the original precision of this hapless word's meaning. Etymology: Latin reticentia "silence" from re-tic-eo "I am silent", based in turn on re + tac-ere "be silent". The stem tac- may also be found in "taciturn" and "tacit." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by PublicBookShelf.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Reticent (adjective) Pronunciation: ['re-tê-sênt] Definition: Reluctant to speak or say anything; taciturn. Usage: This word is misused so often to mean "reluctant to do anything" that the errant meaning is creeping into US dictionaries. This adjective has but one meaning: "reluctant to speak or express oneself." Suggested Usage: The remarkable aspect of this misused term is that it has so many interesting legitimate uses: "Bill was understandably reticent about the lipstick on his collar" or "Hillary became abruptly reticent when asked about the box of chocolates under the couch". Let's restore the original precision of this hapless word's meaning. Etymology: Latin reticentia "silence" from re-tic-eo "I am silent", based in turn on re + tac-ere "be silent". The stem tac- may also be found in "taciturn" and "tacit." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. Promote yourself as an author. You get an Author page where you can post your biography, thoughts and commentary on your books, etc. Monitor traffic, revenue, comments, etc. with your PublicBookshelf dashboard designed to track your individual book. now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Registration is free. Don't wait! YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy Word of the Day: Jejune (adjective) Pronunciation: [ji-'jun] Definition: Lacking in nutrient content, hence insipid, dull, lacking in intellectual content. Usage: This is another word that has recently picked up an illegitimate meaning that has become so widespread that it now appears in many dictionaries. Because of its resemblance to French jeune "young" and Latin juvenilus (whence "jeune"), it is occasionally used in the sense of "puerile, childish". We recommend you use "puerile" and "childish" for those meanings and limit "jejune" to the work it was designed for. However you use it, "jejunely" is the adverb and "jejuneness" is the noun. Suggested Usage: Do not forget that today's word may refer to physical lack of nutrients, "Their promise of a feast brought us to a dinner of unidentifiable meat surrounded by jejune vegetables boiled of all their taste and bodily good." The promise itself turns out a bit jejune in this example. This is the word to use where less careful speakers would ask, "Where's the meat?" "His first novel is so jejune I read only half of it. There is more content in the telephone directory." Etymology: Latin jejunus "empty of food, hungry, meager." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Deal of the Day! Up to 60% off on designer handbags and more at eBags. Plus, shopping at eBags means: * Free Shipping * Easy Returns and * Price Guarantee! Word of the Day: Jejune (adjective) Pronunciation: [ji-'jun] Definition: Lacking in nutrient content, hence insipid, dull, lacking in intellectual content. Usage: This is another word that has recently picked up an illegitimate meaning that has become so widespread that it now appears in many dictionaries. Because of its resemblance to French jeune "young" and Latin juvenilus (whence "jeune"), it is occasionally used in the sense of "puerile, childish". We recommend you use "puerile" and "childish" for those meanings and limit "jejune" to the work it was designed for. However you use it, "jejunely" is the adverb and "jejuneness" is the noun. Suggested Usage: Do not forget that today's word may refer to physical lack of nutrients, "Their promise of a feast brought us to a dinner of unidentifiable meat surrounded by jejune vegetables boiled of all their taste and bodily good". The promise itself turns out a bit jejune in this example. This is the word to use where less careful speakers would ask, "Where's the meat?" "His first novel is so jejune I read only half of it. There is more content in the telephone directory." Etymology: Latin jejunus "empty of food, hungry, meager." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com News for 1/31/2010: * We Spent $787 Billion and We Lost a Year * Bill Broke Promise * Fake Revenue in 2011 Budget Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fpzv.16.cy4a.2oq9 Word of the Day: Substantiate (adjective) Pronunciation: [suh b-'stan-shee-eyt] Definition: To prove or demonstrate, to give substance to, to affirm as substantial. Usage: Although the word substantiate isn't difficult to understand in and of itself, misuse over the years has hampered the original meaning. Substantiate can be used primarily in one of two ways. The first, to make (something) exist or to embody, is the closest to the original meaning. This might be best understood in the context of a related word, transubstantiation, wherein the sacraments of bread and wine are transformed into the body and blood of Christ. The second, to prove or verify, is often used in court (to substantiate a claim through physical evidence) or in academics (to substantiate a point of view through research). Suggested Usage: We suggest that the word substantiate, which is underused outside of the courtroom and academia, be inserted conspicuously into the everyday lives of common Americans. Accused of showing up late to a meeting? "I'd love to explain why I'm late", you might say, "if you can substantiate that I truly was". See? The ball's in their court. Other fun instances in which substantiate can be used: when you've forgotten your passport, at a hearing for a speeding ticket, and during a pickup soccer game. Etymology: First recorded in 1657, the word substantiate (taken to mean "to make real") is a derivative of the Modern Latin substantiatus, from substania, the Latin for substance. While the less common definition of substantiate is actually the original, the more common of the two -- to demonstrate or to prove -- was first used over a hundred and fifty years later in the English language. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/31/2010: We Spent $787 Billion and We Lost a Year Bill Broke Promise Fake Revenue in 2011 Budget Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Substantiate (adjective) Pronunciation: [suh b-'stan-shee-eyt] Definition: To prove or demonstrate, to give substance to, to affirm as substantial. Usage: Although the word substantiate isn't difficult to understand in and of itself, misuse over the years has hampered the original meaning. Substantiate can be used primarily in one of two ways. The first, to make (something) exist or to embody, is the closest to the original meaning. This might be best understood in the context of a related word, transubstantiation, wherein the sacraments of bread and wine are transformed into the body and blood of Christ. The second, to prove or verify, is often used in court (to substantiate a claim through physical evidence) or in academics (to substantiate a point of view through research). Suggested Usage: We suggest that the word substantiate, which is underused outside of the courtroom and academia, be inserted conspicuously into the everyday lives of common Americans. Accused of showing up late to a meeting? "I'd love to explain why I'm late", you might say, "if you can substantiate that I truly was". See? The ball's in their court. Other fun instances in which substantiate can be used: when you've forgotten your passport, at a hearing for a speeding ticket, and during a pickup soccer game. Etymology: First recorded in 1657, the word substantiate (taken to mean "to make real") is a derivative of the Modern Latin substantiatus, from substania, the Latin for substance. While the less common definition of substantiate is actually the original, the more common of the two -- to demonstrate or to prove -- was first used over a hundred and fifty years later in the English language. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key Word of the Day: Amicable (adjective) Pronunciation: ['am-i-kuh-buh l] Definition: Friendly and open, without animosity or antagonism, showing goodwill. Usage: YourDictionary has an amicable relationship with readers=97you continue coming back and we continue entertaining and educating (we hope!). Amicable is the sense that, although things could have gone another way, rapport is (perhaps surprisingly) friendly. Like when your ex sent you a birthday card after you crashed her car. Suggested Usage: Amicable is used to express peaceable, congenial relationships or discussions; that is, ones that lack hostility. While there may exist the distinct possibility of a deteriorating relationship, amicable reflects the desire on the part of two individuals or parties not to regress into an argument. Etymology: The Latin amicabilis means friendly, which attaches the suffix abilis (worthy to be) to the term amo; literally, "I love." Amicus is the Latin term for friend. The Italian amicabile, now widely unused, means the same. From these roots, we of course get amorous, or in love; and amiable, an all-purpose English word for friendly. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Amicable (adjective) Pronunciation: ['am-i-kuh-buh l] Definition: Friendly and open, without animosity or antagonism, showing goodwill. Usage: YourDictionary has an amicable relationship with readers—you continue coming back and we continue entertaining and educating (we hope!). Amicable is the sense that, although things could have gone another way, rapport is (perhaps surprisingly) friendly. Like when your ex sent you a birthday card after you crashed her car. Suggested Usage: Amicable is used to express peaceable, congenial relationships or discussions; that is, ones that lack hostility. While there may exist the distinct possibility of a deteriorating relationship, amicable reflects the desire on the part of two individuals or parties not to regress into an argument. Etymology: The Latin amicabilis means friendly, which attaches the suffix abilis (worthy to be) to the term amo; literally, "I love". Amicus is the Latin term for friend. The Italian amicabile, now widely unused, means the same. From these roots, we of course get amorous, or in love; and amiable, an all-purpose English word for friendly. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Esculent (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['es-kyê-lênt] Definition: Edible, eatable, able to be eaten, as the yam is a large esculent tuber. Usage: Today's word has exactly the same meaning and distribution as "edible", so why do we even need it? It even derives from the same root as "edible" (see Etymology). The reason is simple: it is a more beautiful word than either "eatable" or "edible". The noun is esculence "edibility or degree of edibility", though most dictionaries keep this fact to themselves: "Fran's sauces raise the esculence of any vegetable." Suggested Usage: This word may be used mundanely, "The root is the esculent part of turnip while that of the pea is the seed". However, it may be used in such a way that it sounds positively delicious, "Jacques makes a most esculent p=E2té de foie gras for all those who do his bidding at work". Oh, yes, one other thing=97today's word itself may be used freely as a noun, "I have never seen such luscious esculents on a buffet before!" Etymology: Today's is yet another word that comes to us from Latin via French. The Latin source is "esculentus" from esca "food", the noun from edere (es-) "to eat". The root of this verb is our old friend, *ed- "eat", which pops up in many words, including "eat", German "essen", Russian "est"=97all meaning "eat". Did you know that "etch" sprang from the same seed? It came to us either through Old Dutch etsen or Old High Germanic ezzan "eat", both of which descended from *ed-. Finally, "obese" comes from Latin "obesus", the past participle of obedere "to eat away" from ob "away" + edere "eat." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Babycenter.com is having their amazing Memorial Day Sale, and if you have any moms-to-be, babies, toddlers, or preschoolers in your life, this is time to load up on baby gifts. They carry top brands and have a fantastic selection of pretty much everything a little onecould need. Plus, they're offering free shipping on orders over $39! Word of the Day: Esculent (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['es-kyê-lênt] Definition: Edible, eatable, able to be eaten, as the yam is a large esculent tuber. Usage: Today's word has exactly the same meaning and distribution as "edible", so why do we even need it? It even derives from the same root as "edible" (see Etymology). The reason is simple: it is a more beautiful word than either "eatable" or "edible". The noun is esculence "edibility or degree of edibility", though most dictionaries keep this fact to themselves: "Fran's sauces raise the esculence of any vegetable." Suggested Usage: This word may be used mundanely, "The root is the esculent part of turnip while that of the pea is the seed". However, it may be used in such a way that it sounds positively delicious, "Jacques makes a most esculent pâté de foie gras for all those who do his bidding at work". Oh, yes, one other thing—today's word itself may be used freely as a noun, "I have never seen such luscious esculents on a buffet before!" Etymology: Today's is yet another word that comes to us from Latin via French. The Latin source is "esculentus" from esca "food", the noun from edere (es-) "to eat". The root of this verb is our old friend, *ed- "eat", which pops up in many words, including "eat", German "essen", Russian "est"—all meaning "eat". Did you know that "etch" sprang from the same seed? It came to us either through Old Dutch etsen or Old High Germanic ezzan "eat", both of which descended from *ed-. Finally, "obese" comes from Latin "obesus", the past participle of obedere "to eat away" from ob "away" + edere "eat." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com News for 1/23/10 * Are Bernanke's Days Numbered? * Replace Fannie and Freddie? * CEOs Tell Lawmakers to Stop Asking for Donations. Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fn9y.16.cvlv.2oq9 Word of the Day: Superficial (adjective) Pronunciation: [soo-per-'fish-uh l] Definition: Surface-level, external or outward, shallow or insubstantial. Usage: The myriad ways superficial can be used begs much more than the summary explanation we have space for. A superficial wound is, of course, a wound that looks worse than what it is. Similarly, superficial is most often used to describe something that is not what it appears from the first look. Superficial repairs hide deeper construction issues. A superficial person might be concerned only with the outward appearance. A superficial song is not worthy of much analysis. Suggested Usage: She's so superficial! Movie stars have been derided with this exclamation for centuries, if not millennia. You don't need to be an expert to know that superficial means "not much below the surface". Don't stop there, though! Call out superficial wounds on the soccer field, a superficial paint job on that rotting Dodge Charger, and the superficial taste in literature of your professor who only likes Shakespeare. Etymology: The most likely source for our superficial comes from Latin via the French superficiel, shallow or insubstantial. Speakers of Middle English in the 15th century used a similar word from the Latin superficialis, "above the appearance of". Faciēs, Latin for face or appearance, also appears in similar words such as artifice or artificial. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/23/2010: Are Bernanke's Days Numbered? Replace Fannie and Freddie? CEOs Tell Lawmakers to Stop Asking for Donations. Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Superficial (adjective) Pronunciation: [soo-per-'fish-uh l] Definition: Surface-level, external or outward, shallow or insubstantial. Usage: The myriad ways superficial can be used begs much more than the summary explanation we have space for. A superficial wound is, of course, a wound that looks worse than what it is. Similarly, superficial is most often used to describe something that is not what it appears from the first look. Superficial repairs hide deeper construction issues. A superficial person might be concerned only with the outward appearance. A superficial song is not worthy of much analysis. Suggested Usage: She's so superficial! Movie stars have been derided with this exclamation for centuries, if not millennia. You don't need to be an expert to know that superficial means "not much below the surface". Don't stop there, though! Call out superficial wounds on the soccer field, a superficial paint job on that rotting Dodge Charger, and the superficial taste in literature of your professor who only likes Shakespeare. Etymology: The most likely source for our superficial comes from Latin via the French superficiel, shallow or insubstantial. Speakers of Middle English in the 15th century used a similar word from the Latin superficialis, "above the appearance of". Faciēs, Latin for face or appearance, also appears in similar words such as artifice or artificial. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key Announcement February 28, 2010 will be your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fyop.11.31if.2oq9 More than just a dictionary. Word of the Day: Traduce (verb) Pronunciation: [truh-'doos] Definition: To say untrue things, to slander or defame. Usage: While slander, libel, and defame have become technical terms referring to particular types of public betrayal, the verb traduce has remained an all-purpose term for any kind of backhanded maliciousness. One usually traduces another person, whether directly or indirectly. Traduce may also mean to mock or make fun of, in a much less serious (but nonetheless offensive) sense. Suggested Usage: While Sherlock Holmes deduced things about people from evidence he found, we choose to traduce from evidence we find. When we traduce, we don=92t necessarily care whether what we say is true or not; it=92s simply brash and outrageous and hilarious. If you are traduced by a friend, don=92t think of it as betrayal. Pretend they=92ve collected all the evidence about you and reached the conclusion that you=92re foolish and childish. We promise, you=92ll feel better about yourself when you think of it this way. Etymology: Traduce has changed meanings dramatically over the past few centuries. When it first appeared in the English language in the 1530s, it meant =93to alter, to transport,=94 a far cry from the slanderous connotations the word now carries. It comes from the Latin trans- (across) and ducere (to lead). The sense of defamation suggested by the term comes from the Latin traducere, to disgrace. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Announcement February 28, 2010 will be your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary. More than just a dictionary. Traduce (verb) Pronunciation: [truh-'doos] Definition: To say untrue things, to slander or defame. Usage: While slander, libel, and defame have become technical terms referring to particular types of public betrayal, the verb traduce has remained an all-purpose term for any kind of backhanded maliciousness. One usually traduces another person, whether directly or indirectly. Traduce may also mean to mock or make fun of, in a much less serious (but nonetheless offensive) sense. Suggested Usage: While Sherlock Holmes deduced things about people from evidence he found, we choose to traduce from evidence we find. When we traduce, we don’t necessarily care whether what we say is true or not; it’s simply brash and outrageous and hilarious. If you are traduced by a friend, don’t think of it as betrayal. Pretend they’ve collected all the evidence about you and reached the conclusion that you’re foolish and childish. We promise, you’ll feel better about yourself when you think of it this way. Etymology: Traduce has changed meanings dramatically over the past few centuries. When it first appeared in the English language in the 1530s, it meant “to alter, to transport,” a far cry from the slanderous connotations the word now carries. It comes from the Latin trans- (across) and ducere (to lead). The sense of defamation suggested by the term comes from the Latin traducere, to disgrace. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Word of the Day: Tenebrific (adjective) Pronunciation: [te-nê-'bri-fik] Definition: Causing darkness, darkening, obscuring, obfuscating. Usage: Although "tenebrific" is usually used as a synonym of "tenebrous", there is a subtle difference: tenebrous ['te-nê-brês] means "dark, shadowy; obscure, unclear; gloomy or pessimistic" while today's word means "causing" any of those conditions. "Tenebrious" is a widely accepted misspelling of tenebrous that has crept into the language. Both adjectives have nouns, "tenebrificity" and "tenebrosity" or you can always just add "-ness": "tenebrousness", "tenebrificness." Suggested Usage: Keep in mind that today's word implies an action while "tenebrous" implies a state, "A tenebrific writer writes tenebrous prose". Although this adjective may refer to actual darkness, it usually refers to the metaphorical stuff: "The committee was well on its way to resolving the problem when Lotta Bolloni woke up and made several tenebrific proposals that threw the meeting into chaos." Etymology: Today's word is a creation based on Latin tenebrae "darkness", which came from the Proto-Indo-European root *tem(a)-/tom(a)- "dark", the same root found in Sanskrit tamisra "dark." It appears unchanged in Latin temere "to dishonor, disgrace". In Russian it shows up in temno "dark" and ten' "shade, shadow". In German it appears in Dämmer "dusk, twilight" underlying the Dämmerung of Richard Wagner's opera, Die Götterdämmerung "The Twilight of the Gods." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by Zappos.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Tenebrific (adjective) Pronunciation: [te-nê-'bri-fik] Definition: Causing darkness, darkening, obscuring, obfuscating. Usage: lthough "tenebrific" is usually used as a synonym of "tenebrous", there is a subtle difference: tenebrous ['te-nê-brês] means "dark, shadowy; obscure, unclear; gloomy or pessimistic" while today's word means "causing" any of those conditions. "Tenebrious" is a widely accepted misspelling of tenebrous that has crept into the language. Both adjectives have nouns, "tenebrificity" and "tenebrosity" or you can always just add –ness: "tenebrousness", "tenebrificness." Suggested Usage: Keep in mind that today's word implies an action while "tenebrous" implies a state, "A tenebrific writer writes tenebrous prose". Although this adjective may refer to actual darkness, it usually refers to the metaphorical stuff: "The committee was well on its way to resolving the problem when Lotta Bolloni woke up and made several tenebrific proposals that threw the meeting into chaos." Etymology: Today's word is a creation based on Latin tenebrae "darkness", which came from the Proto-Indo-European root *tem(a)-/tom(a)- "dark", the same root found in Sanskrit tamisra "dark". It appears unchanged in Latin temere "to dishonor, disgrace". In Russian it shows up in temno "dark" and ten' "shade, shadow". In German it appears in Dämmer "dusk, twilight" underlying the Dämmerung of Richard Wagner's opera, Die Götterdämmerung "The Twilight of the Gods." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Uggs for Christmas! Ugg - Ultimate Short (Sand) - from Zappos.com The Ultimate offers well-defined lines and a more extravagant outsole equally perfect for walking to the subway or to the chairlift. You'll surely stay warm with the shearling lining and fold-down cuff. Fully lined with plush fleece. Ugg sheepskin is naturally thermostatic and therefore will keep bare feet comfy in temperatures as low as -30 F to as high as 80 F. 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Shaft height 10 1/2 inches, circumference about 16 inches. To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Languor (noun) Pronunciation: ['læng-gr] Definition: Weakness, a sense of lassitude or inertia; mild depression, listlessness. Usage: Today's word belongs to an odd family of individualists with an odd array of suffixes. The major adjective associated with it is languid "lacking spirit or motion", as a languid breeze whose movement is barely distinguishable. The verb is languish "to grow weak, lose vitality", as you might languish without attention your actions. "Languorous" is also out there with a meaning close to that of "languid" but implying a bit more melancholy. Suggested Usage: The basic meaning is "listlessness" so you might say, "The January heat in Alice Springs breeds a languor that saps your will and discourages movement". It can also imply a mildly sad slowness: "Alice Springs walked past Preston with the languor of someone bearing an unmentioned burden." Finally, you may infer a mild sadness itself from this term, "All evening Rebecca gazed out to sea with languorous eyes that told Hildreth she would have preferred being somewhere else." Etymology: Although languor may cause your tongue to hang out, it is not related to "language". Today's word goes back to Latin languere "be weak, faint", probably a nasalized (with an [n]) form of PIE *(s)leg- "slack". We recently saw a nasalized stem in Latin pungere "prick", found in "expunge", which also turns up in pugil "boxer" without the [n]. Some PIE words also appear with and without an initial [s], as in English "cold" and "scald", which share the same origin! So, without the [s] and with the [n], we get 'languor" and with the [s] less the [n] we get English "slack". Latin laxus "loose", whence our "lax" [lak-s], probably shares the same source with neither extra sound. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Languor (noun) Pronunciation: ['læng-gr] Definition: Weakness, a sense of lassitude or inertia; mild depression, listlessness. Usage: Today's word belongs to an odd family of individualists with an odd array of suffixes. The major adjective associated with it is languid "lacking spirit or motion", as a languid breeze whose movement is barely distinguishable. The verb is languish "to grow weak, lose vitality", as you might languish without attention your actions. "Languorous" is also out there with a meaning close to that of "languid" but implying a bit more melancholy. Suggested Usage: The basic meaning is "listlessness" so you might say, "The January heat in Alice Springs breeds a languor that saps your will and discourages movement". It can also imply a mildly sad slowness: "Alice Springs walked past Preston with the languor of someone bearing an unmentioned burden". Finally, you may infer a mild sadness itself from this term, "All evening Rebecca gazed out to sea with languorous eyes that told Hildreth she would have preferred being somewhere else." Etymology: Although languor may cause your tongue to hang out, it is not related to "language". Today's word goes back to Latin languere "be weak, faint", probably a nasalized (with an [n]) form of PIE *(s)leg- "slack". We recently saw a nasalized stem in Latin pungere "prick", found in "expunge", which also turns up in pugil "boxer" without the [n]. Some PIE words also appear with and without an initial [s], as in English "cold" and "scald", which share the same origin! So, without the [s] and with the [n], we get 'languor" and with the [s] less the [n] we get English "slack". Latin laxus "loose", whence our "lax" [lak-s], probably shares the same source with neither extra sound. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Cachexy (noun) Pronunciation: [kê-'kek-si] Definition: (1) Extremely bad state of health resulting from malnutrition, starvation; (2) sick or depraved way of thinking, mental malnourishment. Usage: The adjective is "cachectic" which leaves the door open for an adverb, "cachectically", though it has never been recorded according to the Oxford English Dictionary (until now). The word is also sometimes spelled without the [h], as "cacexy." Suggested Usage: Should you ever need to frighten someone (with a large vocabulary) who has lost too much weight, you might consider something like, "Rachel, that diet is reducing you to cachexy; here, have a piece of this Chocolate Decadence to at least clear my conscience". This word has long since risen above the purely physical, however, "The cachexy of the political system leaves me none too sanguine about the future of the economy." Etymology: From Greek kakos "bad" + hexis "state". "Kakos" comes from the Proto-Indo-European word for "defecate", kaka, still used in that sense throughout Europe. "Poppycock" comes from Dutch pappekak", based on Latin pappa "food" + the Middle Dutch variant of this root, "kacken". Cacophony "discordant sound" comes from the same root kakos "bad" + phonos "sound." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Treat your feet! Crocs Footwear is legendary in its comfort status. Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: lots of colors and styles for men, women, and kids comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet orthotic foot bed slip-resistant and non-marking soles anti-microbial and odor resistant Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. Plus, get them in time for the weekend with free overnight shipping from Zappos! Word of the Day: Cachexy (Noun) Pronunciation: [kê-'kek-si] Definition: (1) Extremely bad state of health resulting from malnutrition, starvation; (2) sick or depraved way of thinking, mental malnourishment. Usage: The adjective is "cachectic" which leaves the door open for an adverb, "cachectically", though it has never been recorded according to the Oxford English Dictionary (until now). The word is also sometimes spelled without the [h], as "cacexy." Suggested Usage: Should you ever need to frighten someone (with a large vocabulary) who has lost too much weight, you might consider something like, "Rachel, that diet is reducing you to cachexy; here, have a piece of this Chocolate Decadence to at least clear my conscience". This word has long since risen above the purely physical, however, "The cachexy of the political system leaves me none too sanguine about the future of the economy." Etymology: From Greek kakos "bad" + hexis "state". "Kakos" comes from the Proto-Indo-European word for "defecate", kaka, still used in that sense throughout Europe. "Poppycock" comes from Dutch pappekak", based on Latin pappa "food" + the Middle Dutch variant of this root, "kacken". Cacophony "discordant sound" comes from the same root kakos "bad" + phonos "sound." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Wabbit (adjective) Pronunciation: ['wæ-bit] Definition: (1) Tired, exhausted; (2) off-color. Usage: You will have a difficult time finding this word in most dictionaries; however, it is carefully tucked away in the Oxford English Dictionary and the citations below for 1973 and 1985 are enough to keep it current. The OED doesn't give us any information about this word's family: is the comparative "wabbiter" or "more wabbit?" May we behave wabbitly after exhausting work? Dare we use the default noun "wabbitness?" We will leave all these to your discretion. Suggested Usage: August 5, 1973 the Dundee (Scotland) Sunday Post asked, "Been feeling a bit wabbit lately? Blaming it on the heat and the close, thundery weather?" That might well have been the end of it but then in 1985 Margaret Truman wrote in her mystery novel, Murder in the Smithsonian, "'I'm feeling a bit wabbit,' she said. 'Wabbit?' 'Not well.'" And didn't Elmer Fudd once say, after hunting Bugs Bunny for most of a cartoon, "I bewieve the wabbit is a bit wabbit". I'm not sure; my memory isn't what it used to be. Etymology: We know little of the origin of today's word except that, of course, such an oddity must have come from Scotland (surprise, surprise). There is an old verb wap "to throw back, knock, flap" but the semantic connection is too weak to propose a connection. An old noun woubit "wooly bear" has been proposed but, again, physical evidence is lacking and the semantic motivation is thin, to say the least. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Save up to 50% on select HP Printers and All-in-ones for your home and home office. Buying directly from hp.com also comes with great peace of mind, thanks to their no-hassle returns and award-recognized customer service. Word of the Day: Wabbit (adjective) Pronunciation: ['wæ-bit] Definition: (1) Tired, exhausted; (2) off-color. Usage: You will have a difficult time finding this word in most dictionaries; however, it is carefully tucked away in the Oxford English Dictionary and the citations below for 1973 and 1985 are enough to keep it current. The OED doesn't give us any information about this word's family: is the comparative "wabbiter" or "more wabbit?" May we behave wabbitly after exhausting work? Dare we use the default noun "wabbitness?" We will leave all these to your discretion. Suggested Usage: August 5, 1973 the Dundee (Scotland) Sunday Post asked, "Been feeling a bit wabbit lately? Blaming it on the heat and the close, thundery weather?" That might well have been the end of it but then in 1985 Margaret Truman wrote in her mystery novel, Murder in the Smithsonian, "'I'm feeling a bit wabbit,' she said. 'Wabbit?' 'Not well.'" And didn't Elmer Fudd once say, after hunting Bugs Bunny for most of a cartoon, "I bewieve the wabbit is a bit wabbit". I'm not sure; my memory isn't what it used to be. Etymology: We know little of the origin of today's word except that, of course, such an oddity must have come from Scotland (surprise, surprise). There is an old verb wap "to throw back, knock, flap" but the semantic connection is too weak to propose a connection. An old noun woubit "wooly bear" has been proposed but, again, physical evidence is lacking and the semantic motivation is thin, to say the least. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Umami (noun) Pronunciation: [yu-'mah-mee] Definition: No, today's word is not an illiterate reference to your mother but a word representing what many believe is a fifth taste, that of monosodium glutamate! The same taste is referred to as "xian wei" in Chinese cooking. Usage: The consensus is that the human tongue can detect only four basic tastes: sweet, sour, bitter and salty, and that all other tastes are combinations of these plus smell and texture. Some Japanese, however, contend that we have a fifth taste, that of savory, and they have named it umami "good taste." Suggested Usage: Recent years have seen an upsurge of restaurants and cooking shows in the US, especially those offering haute cuisine. Could we be witnessing a umami tsunami "a tidal wave of good taste?" Since the actual meaning of today's word is "good taste", there is no reason not to use it in that meaning, especially to insinuate a bit of mystery: "You've added a new umami to your vegetable soup; I can't quite identify it but I like it." Etymology: The Japanese word umami is a compound noun based on uma- "good, delicious" + -mi "flavor, taste". Around the turn of the century, Professor Kikunae Ikeda of Tokyo Imperial University began boiling seaweed called "kombu" in search of a fifth taste he thought the tongue could identify. He found what he thought was that taste associated with a protein building-block, an amino acid, called glutamate, as in monosodium glutamate, a common ingredient in Eastern cooking. Whether glutamate is a fifth flavor or just a natural flavor enhancer is still controversial but those who support the Fifth Flavor Theory claim it is a meaty or savory flavor. -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Umami (noun) Pronunciation: [yu-'mah-mee] Definition: No, today's word is not an illiterate reference to your mother but a word representing what many believe is a fifth taste, that of monosodium glutamate! The same taste is referred to as "xian wei" in Chinese cooking. Usage: The consensus is that the human tongue can detect only four basic tastes: sweet, sour, bitter and salty, and that all other tastes are combinations of these plus smell and texture. Some Japanese, however, contend that we have a fifth taste, that of savory, and they have named it umami "good taste." Suggested Usage: Recent years have seen an upsurge of restaurants and cooking shows in the US, especially those offering haute cuisine. Could we be witnessing a umami tsunami "a tidal wave of good taste?" Since the actual meaning of today's word is "good taste", there is no reason not to use it in that meaning, especially to insinuate a bit of mystery: "You've added a new umami to your vegetable soup; I can't quite identify it but I like it." Etymology: The Japanese word umami is a compound noun based on uma- "good, delicious" + -mi "flavor, taste". Around the turn of the century, Professor Kikunae Ikeda of Tokyo Imperial University began boiling seaweed called "kombu" in search of a fifth taste he thought the tongue could identify. He found what he thought was that taste associated with a protein building-block, an amino acid, called glutamate, as in monosodium glutamate, a common ingredient in Eastern cooking. Whether glutamate is a fifth flavor or just a natural flavor enhancer is still controversial but those who support the Fifth Flavor Theory claim it is a meaty or savory flavor. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Grimalkin (noun) Pronunciation: [gri-'mal-kin] Definition: An old female cat or a spiteful jealous old woman. Usage: You may use this word recklessly in speaking of cats but we recommend caution in its use referring to women. Suggested Usage: Clearly, the word may be used ailurophilically: "Charity's cats included a grimalkin with a personality quite compatible with her own". But vocabulary-building, like charity, begins in the home, "Christine narrowly escaped the clutches of the grimalkin she once called 'Mother' to become a self-composed, cosmopolitan libertine in her own right." Etymology: Probably a corruption of British gray + malkin (Shakespeare refers to a "Gray Malkin" in MacBeth). "Malkin" is the nickname for "Maude", from Malde, hence Mal(de) + kin with the diminutive marker also found in "napkin" from French nape "tablecloth" + kin. "Malkin" was sometimes used as a name for a cat but its meaning also commonized to refer to an messy female or a maidservant. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Up to 60% off on designer handbags and more at eBags. Plus, shopping at eBags means: * Free Shipping * Easy Returns and * Price Guarantee! Word of the Day: Grimalkin (noun) Pronunciation: [gri-'mal-kin] Definition: An old female cat or a spiteful jealous old woman. Usage: You may use this word recklessly in speaking of cats but we recommend caution in its use referring to women. Suggested Usage: Clearly, the word may be used ailurophilically: "Charity's cats included a grimalkin with a personality quite compatible with her own". But vocabulary-building, like charity, begins in the home, "Christine narrowly escaped the clutches of the grimalkin she once called 'Mother' to become a self-composed, cosmopolitan libertine in her own right." Etymology: Probably a corruption of British gray + malkin (Shakespeare refers to a "Gray Malkin" in MacBeth). "Malkin" is the nickname for "Maude", from Malde, hence Mal(de) + kin with the diminutive marker also found in "napkin" from French nape "tablecloth" + kin. "Malkin" was sometimes used as a name for a cat but its meaning also commonized to refer to an messy female or a maidservant. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Emulate (verb) Pronunciation: ['em-yuh-leyt] Definition: To imitate, to try to equal or do better than (someone or something). Usage: In English, the verb emulate is used most often in reference to one imitating another=97be it a person, animal, or even computer function (as in emulators). Until the past century, emulate meant almost exclusively to strive to excel or to rival, with the intent to outdo. The rise of the "computer" meaning has, in a sense, corrupted the original, although language has shifted to accommodate both meanings quite nicely. Emulate can still mean to imitate with the intent to surpass in one respect or another, while it is just as often used as an (often inferior) imitation of an original. Suggested Usage: We emulate our idols. Why? Because we want to be better than them and want to beat them. You wouldn't emulate someone worse than you, unless -- and this is a big unless, here -- you want to be better at being worse than they are. That's a tall order for anyone but the most under-motivated, uninitiated of people; but if you really try hard, you can emulate just about anyone, even a failed presidential candidate. Of course, going to all that work to emulate failure kind of defeats the purpose, doesn't it? Etymology: As mentioned above, emulate has come to mean to imitate, but in the original sense of the word (from the 1580s until the 20th century), to emulate meant to rival. This is even more apparent when considering the Latin root, aemulat-, the past participle stem of the Latin verb aemulari, literally to rival. YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Finding love and compatibility has never been easier. Let a dating service lead you to your perfect match now! Emulate (verb) Pronunciation: ['em-yuh-leyt] Definition: To imitate, to try to equal or do better than (someone or something). Usage: In English, the verb emulate is used most often in reference to one imitating another—be it a person, animal, or even computer function (as in emulators). Until the past century, emulate meant almost exclusively to strive to excel or to rival, with the intent to outdo. The rise of the "computer" meaning has, in a sense, corrupted the original, although language has shifted to accommodate both meanings quite nicely. Emulate can still mean to imitate with the intent to surpass in one respect or another, while it is just as often used as an (often inferior) imitation of an original. Suggested Usage: We emulate our idols. Why? Because we want to be better than them and want to beat them. You wouldn't emulate someone worse than you, unless -- and this is a big unless, here -- you want to be better at being worse than they are. That's a tall order for anyone but the most under-motivated, uninitiated of people; but if you really try hard, you can emulate just about anyone, even a failed presidential candidate. Of course, going to all that work to emulate failure kind of defeats the purpose, doesn't it? Etymology: As mentioned above, emulate has come to mean to imitate, but in the original sense of the word (from the 1580s until the 20th century), to emulate meant to rival. This is even more apparent when considering the Latin root, aemulat-, the past participle stem of the Latin verb aemulari, literally to rival. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Word of the Day: Dénouement (noun) Pronunciation: [de-nu-'moN] Definition: The final resolution and clarification of a plot following its climax; the final, climactic unraveling of a mystery or other complex situation. Usage: This lexical orphan was borrowed so recently from French (second half of the 18th century), that it hasn't had time to lose the French accent mark or even the French pronunciation. The final syllable is pronounced without either the [n] or [t] but by sending the sound of the [o] through the nose (try it; it's fun). Suggested Usage: Today's word is often used as a surrogate for "climax", "The divorce settlement itself was a disappointing dénouement to the Byzantine web of legal maneuverings the two of them employed leading up to it". Remember, though, its original meaning is the resolution, clarification, the "unraveling" of a plot or mystery: "The dénouement of Manning's intentions occurred when he asked Miranda to finance his motorcycle shop." Etymology: Today's word is French, from Old French desnouement "untying", the noun of the verb desnouer "to undo", which comes from de(s) "un-" + nouer "to tie". "Nouer" is the natural reflex of Latin nodare "to knot (up)" from nodus "knot", the origin of English "node". The e-variant of the original Proto-Indo-European root gave Latin nectere (past participle, "nexus") "to tie, bind", and is found not only in English "nexus" but also in verbs like "connect" and "annex". That same e-variant is visible today in English "net" and "nettle." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Dénouement (noun) Pronunciation: [de-nu-'moN] Definition: The final resolution and clarification of a plot following its climax; the final, climactic unraveling of a mystery or other complex situation. Usage: This lexical orphan was borrowed so recently from French (second half of the 18th century), that it hasn't had time to lose the French accent mark or even the French pronunciation. The final syllable is pronounced without either the [n] or [t] but by sending the sound of the [o] through the nose (try it; it's fun). Suggested Usage: Today's word is often used as a surrogate for "climax", "The divorce settlement itself was a disappointing dénouement to the Byzantine web of legal maneuverings the two of them employed leading up to it". Remember, though, its original meaning is the resolution, clarification, the "unraveling" of a plot or mystery: "The dénouement of Manning's intentions occurred when he asked Miranda to finance his motorcycle shop." Etymology: Today's word is French, from Old French desnouement "untying", the noun of the verb desnouer "to undo", which comes from de(s) "un-" + nouer "to tie". "Nouer" is the natural reflex of Latin nodare "to knot (up)" from nodus "knot", the origin of English "node". The e-variant of the original Proto-Indo-European root gave Latin nectere (past participle, "nexus") "to tie, bind", and is found not only in English "nexus" but also in verbs like "connect" and "annex". That same e-variant is visible today in English "net" and "nettle." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy Word of the Day: Arid (adjective) Pronunciation: [ar-id] Definition: Dry, unable to support life, without water. Usage: Arid generally refers to a dry landscape, or a place without sufficient rainfall to support even vegetation. The desert is obviously arid. You may also use the word to refer to something boring and inherently useless, which is far more fun. Explain that this arid cubicle is draining your creativity, or mix it up: while a less arid delivery of that man's presentation would have brought tears to your eyes, his boring speech dried them all up. Suggested Usage: Although arid is commonly used to refer to a place that is merely dry, it is "technically" being used incorrectly if the place can support life. While the distinction may seem trivial, it makes sense=97Las Vegas isn't exactly arid unless it's experiencing a drought beyond what is normally seen in the area. Etymology: Aridus is Latin for dry or parched. Interestingly enough, the word even in its original Latin can be used to describe something that is boring or lifeless, the same way we use it today. YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Arid (adjective) Pronunciation: [ar-id] Definition: Dry, unable to support life, without water. Usage: Arid generally refers to a dry landscape, or a place without sufficient rainfall to support even vegetation. The desert is obviously arid. You may also use the word to refer to something boring and inherently useless, which is far more fun. Explain that this arid cubicle is draining your creativity, or mix it up: while a less arid delivery of that man's presentation would have brought tears to your eyes, his boring speech dried them all up. Suggested Usage: Although arid is commonly used to refer to a place that is merely dry, it is "technically" being used incorrectly if the place can support life. While the distinction may seem trivial, it makes sense—Las Vegas isn't exactly arid unless it's experiencing a drought beyond what is normally seen in the area. Etymology: Aridus is Latin for dry or parched. Interestingly enough, the word even in its original Latin can be used to describe something that is boring or lifeless, the same way we use it today. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word--> Forward to a friend To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Paraoxysm (noun) Definition: A spasm or convulsion; a sudden, convulsive outburst of emotion. Usage: The adjective for today's word is "paroxysmal" and the adverb, the expected, "paroxysmally". Aside from medical paroxysms, probably the most common one is the paroxysm of laughter, in which the laugher literally loses control of himself for a moment, rearing his head back and slapping his knees while making loud noises. I'll bet there are others, though. Suggested Usage: The term "paroxysm" itself is neutral; there are good ones and bad ones: "Seldom has the world seen such paroxysms of self-destruction as the two European World Wars". As you can see, metaphorical paroxysms are not limited to humans, "One paroxysm of exploding light from the stormy sky obliterated the tree-house that was the garden of his childhood and his first passageway to adulthood". Of course, humans do experience a wide range of them, "The very sight of a credit card sends Beryl into a paroxysm of shopping". (That might be a bit hyperbolic.) Etymology: Greek paroxysmos, from paroxynein, "to stimulate, irritate" based on para- "beyond" + oxunein "to goad, sharpen" from oxus "sharp", akin to akis "needle", basis of English "acumen". With this same suffix, -men, the root entered Old Slavic and became Russian kamen "stone". The original root was PIE *ak-y- "sharp", which entered Old English as ecg "sharp side", today "edge". The Old Norse version, eggja "to incite", was borrowed by English during the Viking invasions as "egg" in the sense of "egg on". With the PIE suffix -mer, it turns up as "hammer", with a meaning similar to the Russian word. You will find more PIE on our FAQ sheet. (Our gratitude to Tam Henderson of Reference Recordings for submitting today's word is barely short of paroxysmal.) -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips served each day via email. Sign up by July 31st and be automatically entered to win a Lily purse from HER Design! >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-1386675-10466116 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips served each day via email. Sign up by July 31st and be automatically entered to win a Lily purse from HER Design! Word of the Day: Paraoxysm (noun) Pronunciation: ['pæ-rhêk-si-zm] Definition: A spasm or convulsion; a sudden, convulsive outburst of emotion. Usage: The adjective for today's word is "paroxysmal" and the adverb, the expected, "paroxysmally". Aside from medical paroxysms, probably the most common one is the paroxysm of laughter, in which the laugher literally loses control of himself for a moment, rearing his head back and slapping his knees while making loud noises. I'll bet there are others, though. Suggested Usage: The term "paroxysm" itself is neutral; there are good ones and bad ones: "Seldom has the world seen such paroxysms of self-destruction as the two European World Wars". As you can see, metaphorical paroxysms are not limited to humans, "One paroxysm of exploding light from the stormy sky obliterated the tree-house that was the garden of his childhood and his first passageway to adulthood". Of course, humans do experience a wide range of them, "The very sight of a credit card sends Beryl into a paroxysm of shopping". (That might be a bit hyperbolic.) Etymology: Greek paroxysmos, from paroxynein, "to stimulate, irritate" based on para- "beyond" + oxunein "to goad, sharpen" from oxus "sharp", akin to akis "needle", basis of English "acumen". With this same suffix, -men, the root entered Old Slavic and became Russian kamen "stone". The original root was PIE *ak-y- "sharp", which entered Old English as ecg "sharp side", today "edge". The Old Norse version, eggja "to incite", was borrowed by English during the Viking invasions as "egg" in the sense of "egg on". With the PIE suffix -mer, it turns up as "hammer", with a meaning similar to the Russian word. You will find more PIE on our FAQ sheet. (Our gratitude to Tam Henderson of Reference Recordings for submitting today's word is barely short of paroxysmal.) —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Labile (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['ley-bIl or 'ley-bêl] Definition: Changeable, unstable; apt to slip away. Usage: When used to describe personalities, today's word replaces "temperamental" or "moody", as in, "Birgitta was a labile lass with a personality hard to calculate". It also refers to unstable chemical and electrical changes. The noun is lability [lê-'bi-lê-tee]. Suggested Usage: Today's proffering works in discussions of international politics: "Don't talk to me about lability in the Middle East. We've reconsidered 3 vacations in the past 2 years over it". With its two 'liquid' sounds (L's in this case), the word is euphonic (nice-sounding) enough for poetic or romantic expression, "The sunny, labile days of that spring were hard to pin down in his memory; she was the constant that held that year together in his mind." Etymology: Latin labilis "slippery, apt to slip" via Old French "labile". Related to labor and lapsare both of which mean "to slip, stumble, fall". The past participle of "labor" is "lapsus", the origin of English "lapse". The stem here is probably related to labium "lip" and English "lip" which all seem to come from the same root, *leb-. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. 4th of July (and other seasonal holidays) Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Labile (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['ley-bIl or 'ley-bêl] Definition: Changeable, unstable; apt to slip away. Usage: When used to describe personalities, today's word replaces "temperamental" or "moody", as in, "Birgitta was a labile lass with a personality hard to calculate". It also refers to unstable chemical and electrical changes. The noun is lability [lê-'bi-lê-tee]. Suggested Usage: Today's proffering works in discussions of international politics: "Don't talk to me about lability in the Middle East. We've reconsidered 3 vacations in the past 2 years over it". With its two 'liquid' sounds (L's in this case), the word is euphonic (nice-sounding) enough for poetic or romantic expression, "The sunny, labile days of that spring were hard to pin down in his memory; she was the constant that held that year together in his mind." Etymology: Latin labilis "slippery, apt to slip" via Old French "labile". Related to labor and lapsare both of which mean "to slip, stumble, fall". The past participle of "labor" is "lapsus", the origin of English "lapse". The stem here is probably related to labium "lip" and English "lip" which all seem to come from the same root, *leb-. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com News for 2/11/2010: * Bernanke's Stimulus Exit Strategy: No Interest Rate Increases for Months * Video: Heritage Foundation: US is Losing Economic Freedom * Questioning Quiets Down Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fu0u.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Lucubration (noun) Pronunciation: [loo-kyoo-'brey-shuh n] Definition: Hard and diligent work, laborious study or meditation. Usage: Exceedingly hard study or literary work is known as lucubration, a word which suggests working long hours, late at night in order to accomplish a task. Such a meaning=97=93burning the midnight oil,=94 so to speak=97has been common for centuries in the English language. The act of lucubrating is only one of the things meant by the rather versatile word. A lucubration might be the literary result of such diligent meditation and writing, while comical usage suggests highfalutin pedantry. Suggested Usage: Every high school, college, and graduate student knows exactly what lucubration is. It=92s the two a.m. trip to the pizza shop. The four a.m. walk down the street and back. The six a.m. pencil biting and the eight a.m. trashcan through the computer. All for what? For a stupid literary analysis you=92ve put off for a month. Well, at least you can use the word =93lucubration=94 once or twice in the paper. Etymology: In the 1590s, lucubration was already in use as a synonym for a literary work that displayed an over-carefulness in style or substance. The word is derived from the Latin lucubrationem, late-night study or work. Lucubrare, the Latin term literally means to work by artificial light (reflecting the original meaning of the term in English), from lucere, to shine. YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/11/2010: Bernanke's Stimulus Exit Strategy: No Interest Rate Increases for Months Video: Heritage Foundation: US is Losing Economic Freedom Questioning Quiets Down Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Lucubration (noun) Pronunciation: [loo-kyoo-'brey-shuh n] Definition: Hard and diligent work, laborious study or meditation. Usage: Exceedingly hard study or literary work is known as lucubration, a word which suggests working long hours, late at night in order to accomplish a task. Such a meaning—“burning the midnight oil,” so to speak—has been common for centuries in the English language. The act of lucubrating is only one of the things meant by the rather versatile word. A lucubration might be the literary result of such diligent meditation and writing, while comical usage suggests highfalutin pedantry. Suggested Usage: Every high school, college, and graduate student knows exactly what lucubration is. It’s the two a.m. trip to the pizza shop. The four a.m. walk down the street and back. The six a.m. pencil biting and the eight a.m. trashcan through the computer. All for what? For a stupid literary analysis you’ve put off for a month. Well, at least you can use the word “lucubration” once or twice in the paper. Etymology: In the 1590s, lucubration was already in use as a synonym for a literary work that displayed an over-carefulness in style or substance. The word is derived from the Latin lucubrationem, late-night study or work. Lucubrare, the Latin term literally means to work by artificial light (reflecting the original meaning of the term in English), from lucere, to shine. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a Word of the Day: Adamantine (adjective) Pronunciation: [æ-dê-'mæn-teen] Definition: As hard or lustrous as a diamond; unyielding, inflexible. Usage: There are several contenders for the meaning of today's word, including "adamanty", "adamantive", and "adamantean". "Adamantine" seems to have overcome them all. Suggested Usage: Today's word is not a synonym of "adamant", which implies an inflexible stubbornness. "Adamantine" suggests diamonds hence feels at home in expressions like this: "Although Harry never gave Lydia a diamond, he did provide her an adamantine love that was the principal support of her life". It can also suggest just the opposite (no diamond): "Her virtue was an adamantine fortress that deterred all suitors." Etymology: Greek adamantinos "extremely hard", based on adamas, the hardest metal known to the Greeks, probably steel. Clearly, the English adjective adamant "stubborn, unyielding" shares the same root. Ostensibly unrelated to the name, "Adam", which comes from Hebrew adam "human being", also found in Turkish adam "man." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by The New York Times To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Adamantine (adjective) Pronunciation: [æ-dê-'mæn-teen] Definition: As hard or lustrous as a diamond; unyielding, inflexible. Usage: There are several contenders for the meaning of today's word, including "adamanty", "adamantive", and "adamantean". "Adamantine" seems to have overcome them all. Suggested Usage: Today's word is not a synonym of "adamant", which implies an inflexible stubbornness. "Adamantine" suggests diamonds hence feels at home in expressions like this: "Although Harry never gave Lydia a diamond, he did provide her an adamantine love that was the principal support of her life". It can also suggest just the opposite (no diamond): "Her virtue was an adamantine fortress that deterred all suitors." Etymology: Greek adamantinos "extremely hard", based on adamas, the hardest metal known to the Greeks, probably steel. Clearly, the English adjective adamant "stubborn, unyielding" shares the same root. Ostensibly unrelated to the name, "Adam", which comes from Hebrew adam "human being", also found in Turkish adam "man." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. 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The New York Times is available for home delivery in the New York metropolitan area and in most major markets across the U.S. It is also available through mail subscription in any location serviced by the United States Postal Service. Word of the Day: Winnow (verb) Pronunciation: ['wi-no] Definition: (1) To separate the chaff from the grain by tossing the grain into the air on a windy day, to separate the bad from the good, to filter out; (2) To move by blowing, as a breeze winnowing the whispering trees. Usage: Today's word is an authentic, unborrowed English word with roots growing back into Old Germanic, whence cometh English, German, Dutch, and the Scandinavian languages. As we would expect, then, someone who winnows is a "winnower" and the process itself is "winnowing." Suggested Usage: Keep in mind that the meaning of today's verb is to remove the valueless from the valued so, "The boss is winnowing our office", by itself implies that those who are ineffective (or otherwise disliked by the boss) are being sifted out. "The boss is winnowing the office chaff from the diligent", simply specifies what the first sentence implies. It is also possible to winnow things down: "Let's winnow the report down to the essential points, print it up, and send it upstairs." Etymology: Today's word is not a borrowing but an authentic English (Germanic) word. In Middle English it was "winnewen" from Old English windwian "winnow", a verb based on the noun wind "wind". So, both "winnow" and "wind" derive from an ancient PIE root *we(n)dh- with a fleeting [n] that comes and goes. Today's word is the result of a form with the [n] in which the [d] dropped out. Without the [n] but with the suffix "-er", "weather" (Old English "weder") sprang from the same root. "Window", I think we mentioned before, comes from Old Norse vindauga "wind-eye", based on vindr "wind" + auga "eye". The same root underlying "wind" gave us Latin ventus "wind" and the verb ventilare "to fan." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by VistaPrint.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Winnow (verb) Pronunciation: ['wi-no] Definition: (1) To separate the chaff from the grain by tossing the grain into the air on a windy day, to separate the bad from the good, to filter out; (2) To move by blowing, as a breeze winnowing the whispering trees. Usage: Today's word is an authentic, unborrowed English word with roots growing back into Old Germanic, whence cometh English, German, Dutch, and the Scandinavian languages. As we would expect, then, someone who winnows is a "winnower" and the process itself is "winnowing." Suggested Usage: Keep in mind that the meaning of today's verb is to remove the valueless from the valued so, "The boss is winnowing our office", by itself implies that those who are ineffective (or otherwise disliked by the boss) are being sifted out. "The boss is winnowing the office chaff from the diligent", simply specifies what the first sentence implies. It is also possible to winnow things down: "Let's winnow the report down to the essential points, print it up, and send it upstairs." Etymology: Today's word is not a borrowing but an authentic English (Germanic) word. In Middle English it was "winnewen" from Old English windwian "winnow", a verb based on the noun wind "wind". So, both "winnow" and "wind" derive from an ancient PIE root *we(n)dh- with a fleeting [n] that comes and goes. Today's word is the result of a form with the [n] in which the [d] dropped out. Without the [n] but with the suffix –er, "weather" (Old English "weder") sprang from the same root. "Window", I think we mentioned before, comes from Old Norse vindauga "wind-eye", based on vindr "wind" + auga "eye". The same root underlying "wind" gave us Latin ventus "wind" and the verb ventilare "to fan." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Antediluvian (adjective) Pronunciation: [æn-ti-dê-'lu-vee-ên] Definition: Of or relating to the period before the Biblical flood and, by extension, anything that was manufactured, evolved or developed an extremely long time ago. Usage: Today's word is virtually an orphan; it rarely sees its sister, "antediluvial" any more. You may freely use it as a noun, however: "That antediluvian doesn't even own a pocket calculator, let alone a computer". Just remember the prefix is "ante-" and not "anti-." Suggested Usage: When the epithet "old" doesn't quite reach, today's word raises the stakes materially: "Gilroy's antediluvian notions about whose place it is to do the dishes have cost him several girlfriends and much happiness". Perhaps it's best to use this word to refer to things that are not quite human: "Rhoda's antediluvian station wagon is made out of wood! She must have bought it before the Iron Age." Etymology: From the Latin diluvium "flood" from diluere "to wash away". The addition of the prefix ante- "prior to, earlier" renders the meaning of today's word as, literally, "before the flood". The same stem gave us "dilute" and "deluge" and a variant form provided lavare "wash" (French "laver") that lies behind "launder" and "lavatory". The original root is *leu-"wash", which made it to English (via Old Germanic and Old English) as "lather", probably via "soap." In Greek we find louein "to wash." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? Zappos has it all -- and then some -- when it comes to shoes! Plus, great perks: Free overnight shipping 110% price protection 365-days returns Free returns Word of the Day: Antediluvian (adjective) Pronunciation: [æn-ti-dê-'lu-vee-ên] Definition: Of or relating to the period before the Biblical flood and, by extension, anything that was manufactured, evolved or developed an extremely long time ago. Usage: Today's word is virtually an orphan; it rarely sees its sister, "antediluvial" any more. You may freely use it as a noun, however: "That antediluvian doesn't even own a pocket calculator, let alone a computer". Just remember the prefix is "ante-" and not "anti-." Suggested Usage: When the epithet "old" doesn't quite reach, today's word raises the stakes materially: "Gilroy's antediluvian notions about whose place it is to do the dishes have cost him several girlfriends and much happiness". Perhaps it's best to use this word to refer to things that are not quite human: "Rhoda's antediluvian station wagon is made out of wood! She must have bought it before the Iron Age." Etymology: From the Latin diluvium "flood" from diluere "to wash away". The addition of the prefix ante- "prior to, earlier" renders the meaning of today's word as, literally, "before the flood". The same stem gave us "dilute" and "deluge" and a variant form provided lavare "wash" (French "laver") that lies behind "launder" and "lavatory". The original root is *leu-"wash", which made it to English (via Old Germanic and Old English) as "lather", probably via "soap". In Greek we find louein "to wash." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Fustian (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fês-chên] Definition: (1) Originally today's word referred to a course, heavy material made of cotton and flax but today it refers to a cotton material with a short nap, like corduroy and velveteen; (2) pompous, turgid, bombastic language or speech. Usage: The only interesting note on the usage of today's word is that it may be used freely as an adjective or noun: a fustian jacket or a jacket of fustian=97makes no difference. The same applies to the other meaning of the word: a fustian tirade or a tirade of pure fustian. Suggested Usage: We seldom talk about the cloth, fustian, but it is still there to be applied judiciously, "Rusty Bell's fustian clothes go well with his soft-spoken personality". Most often today's word comes up in conversations about bombastic speech: "The points he makes in his speeches are usually couched in such fustian as to make them difficult to find." Etymology: Today's word comes to us Old French "fustaigne", a word inherited from Medieval Latin "fustianum", possibly from El Fustat, a section of Cairo, Egypt, where the material is though to have been originally manufactured. The connection between cloth and pomposity is also reflected in "bombast", which comes from Old French bombace "cotton wadding", i.e. stuffing. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Hay Fever and allergies are often in full force this time of year. Fortunately, Allergy Be Gone offers great advice to help minimize the suffering. They also carry some very effective "allergy avoidance" products (check out their current promotions!), and their resources aren't limited to hay fever -- they have lots of info on all types of allergies. Word of the Day: Fustian (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fês-chên] Listen Definition: (1) Originally today's word referred to a course, heavy material made of cotton and flax but today it refers to a cotton material with a short nap, like corduroy and velveteen; (2) pompous, turgid, bombastic language or speech. Usage: The only interesting note on the usage of today's word is that it may be used freely as an adjective or noun: a fustian jacket or a jacket of fustian—makes no difference. The same applies to the other meaning of the word: a fustian tirade or a tirade of pure fustian. Suggested Usage: We seldom talk about the cloth, fustian, but it is still there to be applied judiciously, "Rusty Bell's fustian clothes go well with his soft-spoken personality". Most often today's word comes up in conversations about bombastic speech: "The points he makes in his speeches are usually couched in such fustian as to make them difficult to find." Etymology: Today's word comes to us Old French "fustaigne", a word inherited from Medieval Latin "fustianum", possibly from El Fustat, a section of Cairo, Egypt, where the material is though to have been originally manufactured. The connection between cloth and pomposity is also reflected in "bombast", which comes from Old French bombace "cotton wadding", i.e. stuffing. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Effete (adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'feet] Definition: Depleted, exhausted, lacking strength, vitality or efficacy; effeminate; infertile. Usage: Perhaps the most famous usage of this word in the US was former vice president Spiro Agnew's depiction of the student anti-war protesters of the 60s as "effete intellectual snobs". The phrase is still floating around. The adjective has an adverb, "effetely", and a noun, "effeteness." Suggested Usage: When revolutionaries asked Russian Tsar Nicholas II to abandon the throne in 1917, his regime had become so effete that he did so without resistance. However, don't be afraid of using this word around the house: "Wimpy has become so effete that the dog doesn't even respond to his command any more." Etymology: From Latin effetus "worn out, exhausted" consisting of ex- "out of" + fetus "filled with young, pregnant". The PIE root of "fetus" was *dhe-, which, suffixed with -t gave us not only "fetus", but also "fawn". The latter came down from Old French feon "young animal", a reduction of Vulgar Latin *feton-, a form of Latin "fetus", which ultimately came to mean "offspring". Suffixed with "-m" and "-n", it developed into "feminine", the French reflex of Latin femina "woman." With the suffixes "-l" and "-k", the same root turns up in "felicity" taken from Latin felix (felic-s) "fruitful, lucky, happy." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by VistaPrint.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Effete (adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'feet] Definition: Depleted, exhausted, lacking strength, vitality or efficacy; effeminate; infertile. Usage: Perhaps the most famous usage of this word in the US was former vice president Spiro Agnew's depiction of the student anti-war protesters of the 60s as "effete intellectual snobs". The phrase is still floating around. The adjective has an adverb, "effetely", and a noun, "effeteness." Suggested Usage: When revolutionaries asked Russian Tsar Nicholas II to abandon the throne in 1917, his regime had become so effete that he did so without resistance. However, don't be afraid of using this word around the house: "Wimpy has become so effete that the dog doesn't even respond to his command any more." Etymology: From Latin effetus "worn out, exhausted" consisting of ex- "out of" + fetus "filled with young, pregnant". The PIE root of "fetus" was *dhe-, which, suffixed with -t gave us not only "fetus", but also "fawn". The latter came down from Old French feon "young animal", a reduction of Vulgar Latin *feton-, a form of Latin "fetus", which ultimately came to mean "offspring". Suffixed with –m and -n, it developed into "feminine", the French reflex of Latin femina "woman". With the suffixes –l and –k, the same root turns up in "felicity" taken from Latin felix (felic-s) "fruitful, lucky, happy." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Intercalate (verb) Pronunciation: [in-tê(r)-'kæ-leyt] Definition: To interpose, to insert something between members of an existing series, such as an extra day into a calendar or an extra page in a book before binding. Usage: The adjective is "'intercalary" ([in-'têr-klê-ri] or [in-têr-'kæ-lê-ri]) and is often used to refer to the extra days added to a calendar to adjust for the fact that a solar year contains 365.2424 days. The European calendar now has only one intercalary day every four years: February 29 in a leap year. The Egyptian calendar, however, required five extra, intercalary days. Suggested Usage: Let us begin with the body parts that may be intercalated: "Intercalating his fingers and assuming a pensive demeanor, the superintendent enunciated his carefully reasoned position on reducing the art and music budget in favor of expanding the sports program". Remarks that are off subject also lend themselves to this idea, "The reverend's intercalary remarks extended his sermon an additional 30 minutes." Etymology: Latin intercalare, intercalat- : inter-, inter- + calare "to call, announce". The PIE root is *kal- "shout". So why does our word "calendar" derive from the Latin word for "call?" It comes from a suffixed form *kal-end- found in Latin kalendae "the calends", the first day of the full moon and lunar month, when the days of the nones and ides (important days) of that month were publicly announced. As we have seen before, an [r] and [l] often trade places with an adjacent vowel (metathesis) and this root is no exception. Not only does the PIE root underlie Latin calare "to call" but, with the suffix -m, clamare "clamor, exclaim." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Get 250 Free Custom Business Cards today at GigglePrint.com, with over 40 exclusive designs to choose from! Upgrades with photo & logo uploads are also available Word of the Day: Intercalate (verb) Pronunciation: [in-tê(r)-'kæ-leyt] Definition: To interpose, to insert something between members of an existing series, such as an extra day into a calendar or an extra page in a book before binding. Usage: The adjective is "'intercalary" ([in-'têr-klê-ri] or [in-têr-'kæ-lê-ri]) and is often used to refer to the extra days added to a calendar to adjust for the fact that a solar year contains 365.2424 days. The European calendar now has only one intercalary day every four years: February 29 in a leap year. The Egyptian calendar, however, required five extra, intercalary days. Suggested Usage: Let us begin with the body parts that may be intercalated: "Intercalating his fingers and assuming a pensive demeanor, the superintendent enunciated his carefully reasoned position on reducing the art and music budget in favor of expanding the sports program". Remarks that are off subject also lend themselves to this idea, "The reverend's intercalary remarks extended his sermon an additional 30 minutes." Etymology: Latin intercalare, intercalat- : inter-, inter- + calare "to call, announce". The PIE root is *kal- "shout". So why does our word "calendar" derive from the Latin word for "call?" It comes from a suffixed form *kal-end- found in Latin kalendae "the calends", the first day of the full moon and lunar month, when the days of the nones and ides (important days) of that month were publicly announced. As we have seen before, an [r] and [l] often trade places with an adjacent vowel (metathesis) and this root is no exception. Not only does the PIE root underlie Latin calare "to call" but, with the suffix -m, clamare "clamor, exclaim." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Ocular (adjective) Pronunciation: ['ah-kyê-lêr] Definition: (1) Pertaining to or seen by the eye or eyes; (2) visual, related to vision. Usage: Today's word sports a few interesting relatives. If you tire of using "glasses" and "spectacles", you can ask your friends how they like your new ocularies. 'Tis a rare word but legitimate. If your ophthalmologist fails you, you may want to turn to an ocularist, a maker of glass eyeballs. The adverb is very ordinary: "ocularly." Suggested Usage: In his suspicions of Desdemona's faithfulness, Othello tells Iago "Be sure of it; give me the ocular proof", in Shakespeare's play 'Othello.' Anything visible or visual falls under the scope of today's word: "Blanche White was a fuss of ocular excitement in her new designer dress". An interesting side note: the Greeks made the columns on their buildings slightly convex to defeat the ocular illusion that straight columns are slightly concave, a practice called entasis. Etymology: Today's word was borrowed via French from Late Latin ocularis "related to the eye" from Latin oculus "eye, bud". The same root is found in "monocle" and "binoculars" from bi- "two" + "ocularis". The original meaning of "inoculate" was "to graft a scion", to 'in-bud' a plant, using the root ocul- in its second sense. The root was originally *okw-. Old English inherited this root at "eage" which softened even more to "eye". It didn't soften before the suffix "-l", so we also find "ogle". In Greek the final [kw] converted to [p] so we get opthalmos "eye" as in "ophthalmology" and "optical", as well as "triceratops" from tri "three" + cerat- "horn" + ops "eye." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! If there ever was a no-brainer, KeepYouSafe is it! Get an Online Safe Deposit Box (with military-grade encryption) to store your most important data... FREE with no credit card needed! There is no obligation to upgrade at any time, you can keep your free box for as long as you want. KeepYouSafe is the real deal. Word of the Day: Ocular (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['ah-kyê-lêr] Definition: (1) Pertaining to or seen by the eye or eyes; (2) visual, related to vision. Usage: Today's word sports a few interesting relatives. If you tire of using "glasses" and "spectacles", you can ask your friends how they like your new ocularies. 'Tis a rare word but legitimate. If your ophthalmologist fails you, you may want to turn to an ocularist, a maker of glass eyeballs. The adverb is very ordinary: "ocularly." Suggested Usage: In his suspicions of Desdemona's faithfulness, Othello tells Iago "Be sure of it; give me the ocular proof", in Shakespeare's play 'Othello.' Anything visible or visual falls under the scope of today's word: "Blanche White was a fuss of ocular excitement in her new designer dress". An interesting side note: the Greeks made the columns on their buildings slightly convex to defeat the ocular illusion that straight columns are slightly concave, a practice called entasis. Etymology: Today's word was borrowed via French from Late Latin ocularis "related to the eye" from Latin oculus "eye, bud". The same root is found in "monocle" and "binoculars" from bi- "two" + "ocularis". The original meaning of "inoculate" was "to graft a scion", to 'in-bud' a plant, using the root ocul- in its second sense. The root was originally *okw-. Old English inherited this root at "eage" which softened even more to "eye". It didn't soften before the suffix –l, so we also find "ogle". In Greek the final [kw] converted to [p] so we get opthalmos "eye" as in "ophthalmology" and "optical", as well as "triceratops" from tri "three" + cerat- "horn" + ops "eye." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.13dl.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28419-0-1182319227-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.47]) Mon, 11 Jan 2010 09:57:05 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin10.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NUG4w-2Gdxty0; Mon, 11 Jan 2010 09:56:50 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=RlL+/MsQIEbRwLMPsgzYpg8Qki+K0vQ1ERQN4GTQj8nqbiwX0ERsQx9g0DJjaFSNyp7LlnDlpyVtX81gP69oMa+Q/wvbrU6R6jLJMlGwV97AuSpvA+qCmsicBoirxoag; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0B71Q6J041140; Sun, 10 Jan 2010 23:01:26 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 11 Jan 2010 00:56:50 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1262562130.89283 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Haughty Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-52417-0-1263193211" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-11T08:57:05Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1263200210-00000EFB-830F1CE5/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 804c05fb-a391-4fea-afb4-485b4273cd8f --MIME_BOUNDARY-52417-0-1263193211 Word of the Day: Haughty (adjective) Pronunciation: ['haw-tee] Definition: Proud, self important, snobbish, arrogant. Usage: One who is haughty has a sense of high importance whether or not it is merited. Haughtiness is the effect conveyed to others by their actions as a result of this attitude. Haughty often connotes a low opinion of, or an outright scorn for, others. Sometimes this scorn is reserved to others who are different from them (as haughty was first used to refer to those in "high" society), but one who is haughty might just as well act haughty no matter who he or she happens to be around at the time. Suggested Usage: Words that rhyme with naughty are difficult to come by, but one that fits right next to it is haughty, an underused term for a rude, self-important jerk. Just how rude and self-important is the haughty person? Well, the great poet Milton described Satan as being haughty, and if there's one thing you don't want to aspire to, it's the character of Satan in Paradise Lost. (Not to be confused with hottie, although a hottie might be haughty, too. What a shame.) Etymology: The year 1530 marks a change in the spelling to haughty of the original Middle English word haute, which meant "above others" in one's own estimation, recorded a full hundred years prior. The French haut (which has retained its meaning, as in haute couture or "high culture") is actually a result of the French inflection of the Latin word altus, meaning high. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1262562130.89283:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Haughty (adjective) Pronunciation: ['haw-tee] Definition: Proud, self important, snobbish, arrogant. Usage: One who is haughty has a sense of high importance whether or not it is merited. Haughtiness is the effect conveyed to others by their actions as a result of this attitude. Haughty often connotes a low opinion of, or an outright scorn for, others. Sometimes this scorn is reserved to others who are different from them (as haughty was first used to refer to those in "high" society), but one who is haughty might just as well act haughty no matter who he or she happens to be around at the time. Suggested Usage: Words that rhyme with naughty are difficult to come by, but one that fits right next to it is haughty, an underused term for a rude, self-important jerk. Just how rude and self-important is the haughty person? Well, the great poet Milton described Satan as being haughty, and if there's one thing you don't want to aspire to, it's the character of Satan in Paradise Lost. (Not to be confused with hottie, although a hottie might be haughty, too. What a shame.) Etymology: The year 1530 marks a change in the spelling to haughty of the original Middle English word haute, which meant "above others" in one's own estimation, recorded a full hundred years prior. The French haut (which has retained its meaning, as in haute couture or "high culture") is actually a result of the French inflection of the Latin word altus, meaning high. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Word of the Day: Annuity (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-nu-i-tee or ê-nyu-i-tee] Definition: (1) An income payment made once a year or over the course of a year; (2) a specified investment income, especially for retirement, payable at stated intervals for a fixed period, often for the recipient's life with any remainder distributed among his heirs or other participants in the plan. Usage: The plural of today's word is "annuities". A person receiving an annuity is an annuitant. The verb, "annuitize", means simply to begin the payments from the accumulated funds in a retirement or other annuity. Suggested Usage: This word is used today most often to refer to a retirement plan: "Mustafa Gahtan resigned as company president when he realized that the income from the annuities he had given himself over his 10-year presidency would be greater than his current salary". However, in the past it was used more often to refer to the financial support of patrons of artists, "Beethoven's patron in Vienna, Prince Karl Lichnowsky, gave him an annuity of 600 florins beginning in 1800." Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Medieval Latin annuitas "yearly" who made it up from earlier Latin annus "year", an oblique case form of which we use in per annum "yearly". "Annus" was originally *at-nos, which means the original Proto-Indo-European root was, oddly enough, *at- "to go". In Sanskrit it emerges as atati "goes, wanders" but in the Germanic languages and Latin it meant "year". 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Loans and mortgage products At LowerMyBills.com, consumers are matched with up to five lenders to receive competitive quotes. Through its relationship with more than 500 mortgage companies, LowerMyBills.com helps consumers reach the lender that best suits their needs. Mortgage refinancing Home-equity loans and lines of credit Home-purchase loans Debt-consolidation loans Auto loans Word of the Day: Annuity (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-nu-i-tee or ê-nyu-i-tee] Definition: (1) An income payment made once a year or over the course of a year; (2) a specified investment income, especially for retirement, payable at stated intervals for a fixed period, often for the recipient's life with any remainder distributed among his heirs or other participants in the plan. Usage: The plural of today's word is "annuities". A person receiving an annuity is an annuitant. The verb, "annuitize", means simply to begin the payments from the accumulated funds in a retirement or other annuity. Suggested Usage: This word is used today most often to refer to a retirement plan: "Mustafa Gahtan resigned as company president when he realized that the income from the annuities he had given himself over his 10-year presidency would be greater than his current salary". However, in the past it was used more often to refer to the financial support of patrons of artists, "Beethoven's patron in Vienna, Prince Karl Lichnowsky, gave him an annuity of 600 florins beginning in 1800." Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Medieval Latin annuitas "yearly" who made it up from earlier Latin annus "year", an oblique case form of which we use in per annum "yearly". "Annus" was originally *at-nos, which means the original Proto-Indo-European root was, oddly enough, *at- "to go". In Sanskrit it emerges as atati "goes, wanders" but in the Germanic languages and Latin it meant "year". The Latin word lurks inside many English words, including, "annals", "annual", "anniversary", "millennium", and "perennial." -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com . 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Word of the Day: Dehiscence (noun) Pronunciation: [dee-'hi-sêns] Definition: Spontaneous opening of a seed pod or organ to expel its contents; an unexpected opening of anything, such as that of a surgical wound. Usage: Today's noun comes from the verb "dehisce" and is accompanied by an adjective, "dehiscent". A dehiscent seed pod either opens to disperse its seeds, is in the process of opening to disperse its seeds or already has opened. A dehiscent surgical wound is one that has opened because of faulty suturing. Suggested Usage: The image of seeds spilling from pods opens a wide door to metaphorical experimentation: "Jim Dandy's dehiscence of our plans to launch a new product cost the company its lead in production". Would it stretch today's word to suggest it as an antonym of "reticence" and speak of the dehiscence of a criminal suspect, "We'll put you in protective custody if you will dehisce what you know about the bank robbery". I, for one, would like to hear the police expand their lexical horizons in such directions. "Spill the beans" has been around too long and "spill your guts" is=97ugh! Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin dehiscere : de- "away (from)" + hiscere "to split open", the inchoative form of hiare "to gape open, yawn". (Inchoative verbal forms have the built-in meaning "to begin" or "to become" plus the regular meaning of the verb.) The past participle of this verb, "hiatus" is used in English meaning "a blank space or interruption". Greek chaskein "to gape open, yawn" shares the same origin and its noun, chasma "opening", is the source of English chasm "a yawning opening." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Earn a college degree online at Ellis College at NYIT! Ellis College gives you the prestige of earning your Degree from a respected university with the convenience of learning online on your own schedule. 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Word of the Day: Dehiscence (Noun) Pronunciation: [dee-'hi-sêns] Definition: Spontaneous opening of a seed pod or organ to expel its contents; an unexpected opening of anything, such as that of a surgical wound. Usage: Today's noun comes from the verb "dehisce" and is accompanied by an adjective, "dehiscent". A dehiscent seed pod either opens to disperse its seeds, is in the process of opening to disperse its seeds or already has opened. A dehiscent surgical wound is one that has opened because of faulty suturing. Suggested Usage: The image of seeds spilling from pods opens a wide door to metaphorical experimentation: "Jim Dandy's dehiscence of our plans to launch a new product cost the company its lead in production". Would it stretch today's word to suggest it as an antonym of "reticence" and speak of the dehiscence of a criminal suspect, "We'll put you in protective custody if you will dehisce what you know about the bank robbery". I, for one, would like to hear the police expand their lexical horizons in such directions. "Spill the beans" has been around too long and "spill your guts" is—ugh! Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin dehiscere : de- "away (from)" + hiscere "to split open", the inchoative form of hiare "to gape open, yawn". (Inchoative verbal forms have the built-in meaning "to begin" or "to become" plus the regular meaning of the verb.) The past participle of this verb, "hiatus" is used in English meaning "a blank space or interruption". Greek chaskein "to gape open, yawn" shares the same origin and its noun, chasma "opening", is the source of English chasm "a yawning opening." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.mr3.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-985-0-1179554411-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 01 Feb 2008 16:55:31 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.48] (helo=s3048.mb00.net) id 1JKyEX-0002I5-7E for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 01 Feb 2008 16:55:22 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=guG9ix3KTYcwDDHWVXXjULLwL30PIQDO3mXdUTGcqI2YLdhgd+Obg0p8B4eObpe3ksweTGURjVbhRDlLATV1TqEeGVXIyqqsRf9DBOhxCewrJj0R8Gou13iq5voDSyaA; by s3048.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id HAA10890; Fri, 1 Feb 2008 07:16:07 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2008 07:55:18 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1201878763.17783 Subject: CURSORY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4541-0-1201878770" --MIME_BOUNDARY-4541-0-1201878770 Word of the Day: Cursory (adjective) Pronunciation: ['kêrs-êr-ee] Definition: Passing over something in haste, paying little attention to detail, as a cursory reading of a text. Usage: Today's word should not be confused with cursorial [kêr-'sor-ee-yêl] "adapted to or designed for running", as the cursorial legs of the ostrich. The adverb for today's word is "cursorily" ['kêrs-êr-ê-li] and the noun is "cursoriness." Suggested Usage: It might seem that words based on the Latin root for "run" are running the English lexicon: "After a cursory discourse on the curriculum in the corridor, Carpenter concurred with his charge on the current courses and told him to carry on". But back to business. "Cursory" is most often associated with reading, but almost any activity may be cursory: "After cursorily dusting the room and pretending to vacuum, Valerie decided that the afternoon would be better spent watching soap operas." Etymology: Late Latin cursorius "pertaining to running" from Latin cursor "runner" from currerre "to run". (Now you know why it can be so hard to find your cursor at certain times.) this root is found in many words borrowed from Latin, including "current", "corridor" (which explains why kids must run in one), "courier", "course", "corral" and Afrikaans kraal "corral, rural village". English "car" comes from Latin carrus "wagon" of the same root, which also underlies "career", "charge", and "chariot", not to mention "carpenter" from Latin carpentum "a two-wheeled carriage." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Make this the year that is happens for you... Start the New Year off right! It's FREE to review your matches! Your FREE Personality Profile Can Be Yours Now! 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Suggested Usage: It might seem that words based on the Latin root for "run" are running the English lexicon: "After a cursory discourse on the curriculum in the corridor, Carpenter concurred with his charge on the current courses and told him to carry on". But back to business. "Cursory" is most of ten associated with reading, but almost any activity may be cursory: "After cursorily dusting the room and pretending to vacuum, Valerie decided that the afternoon would be better spent watching soap operas." Etymology: Late Latin cursorius "pertaining to running" from Latin cursor "runner" from currerre "to run". (Now you know why it can be so hard to find your cursor at certain times.) this root is found in many words borrowed from Latin, including "current", "corridor" (which explains why kids must run in one), "courier", "course", "corral" and Afrikaans kraal "corral, rural village". English "car" comes from Latin carrus "wagon" of the same root, which also underlies "career", "charge", and "chariot", not to mention "carpenter" from Latin carpentum "a two-wheeled carriage." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Copyright © 2008 eHarmony.com P.O. 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Etymology: Latin obstreperus (from obstrepere-: ob- 'against' + strepere 'make a noise') + -us. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.g1k.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-27292-0-1178690429-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 10 Aug 2007 09:34:03 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.229] (helo=s3229.mb00.net) id 1IJOzs-0002UB-Uj for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 10 Aug 2007 09:33:25 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=lpIktlne5JKiswhYnY6rqizwIPz3QpskedF8xan1PQRosA3gRx6v7SCN9dXcmEkVAmvu+uNPLVoSSNS/dd8AqJbR7sr9YSEAxLwjqb+7DPSbKoLSmYprXJxZzBn55nrg; by s3229.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA79082; Fri, 10 Aug 2007 00:02:27 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 10 Aug 2007 00:33:24 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186727123.10723 Subject: INVIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18022-0-1186729206" --MIME_BOUNDARY-18022-0-1186729206 Word of the Day: Invious (adjective) Pronunciation: ['in-vi-ês] Definition: Impassable, inaccessible, without paths or roads. Usage: Do not confuse today's word with "envious" ['en-vi- ês] from "envy". Be sure you write things like: "People will be envious (not invious!) of your talent!" Suggested Usage: Close to earth, the word may refer to areas inaccessible by road: "My friends and I love hiking the invious areas of the Colorado Rockies". On an even higher plane than the Rockies: "I would say his mind is less enviable than invious=97almost impenetrable." Etymology: Latin in- "not" + via "way, road" from Proto-Indo-European (PIE) *wegh-, which also gave Sanskrit vah-=E2mi "bring, lead", German Weg "way" and Wagen "wagon", and English "way" and "wagon". From the same root we get Latin vehiculum "carriage", derived from veh-ere "bear, carry", and borrowed into English as "vehicle." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Usage: Do not confuse today's word with "envious" ['en-vi- ês] from "envy". Be sure you write things like: "People will be envious (not invious!) of your talent!" Suggested Usage: Close to earth, the word may refer to areas inaccessible by road: "My friends and I love hiking the invious areas of the Colorado Rockies". On an even higher plane than the Rockies: "I would say his mind is less enviable than invious—almost impenetrable." Etymology: Latin in- "not" + via "way, road" from Proto-Indo-European (PIE) *wegh-, which also gave Sanskrit vah-âmi "bring, lead", German Weg "way" and Wagen "wagon", and English "way" and "wagon". From the same root we get Latin vehiculum "carriage", derived from veh-ere "bear, carry", and borrowed into English as "vehicle." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1uzd.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18022-0-1186729206-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 07 May 2007 09:52:56 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.220] (helo=s3220.mb00.net) id 1Hky1f-0007nv-PF for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 07 May 2007 09:52:56 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=h8OtVU8WyvFxpI0eoNqGvQRzflg023R8T6Vm8jBSoNjtl4QP2WB8jwK+moYJW2tmpEdHldizIhhhgUB8rbS5QE5QCf1ft7l3GxCdzucf9nwYGkk35OZzbACzSVCIzeTI; by s3220.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA41511; Sun, 6 May 2007 23:02:19 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 00:52:55 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1178307360.29422 Subject: MALAPROPISM: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3379-0-1178517608" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3379-0-1178517608 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Malapropism (noun) Pronunciation: ['mæ-lê-prahp-iz-êm] Definition: The unintentional use of one word that sounds a bit like another (almost homophones), but which is completely and hilariously wrong in context. Usage: A malapropism is a type of speech error that happens to be funny. A "malapropist" is someone noted for their malapropisms and the adjective is "malapropian". However, "malaprop" may be used by itself as a noun, verb, or adjective: "Her malaprops will keep her from the top" or "Her malaprop speech undermined her career" or "He could have been a contender but he malapropped once too often in a top-level meeting." Suggested Usage: Comedian Norm Crosby, king of the malaprops, always speaks from his diagram and drinks only decapitated coffee. Still, we don't suggest you malaprop but simply enjoy the malapropisms you hear around you: "This restaurant has quite a lovely ambulance!" "Such an attractive man=97he's got a very appalling way about him". "A missile defense shield could start a new clear war". Enough already! To paraphrase Mrs. Malaprop, lead the way out of here and we'll precede. Etymology: A commonization (conversion from proper to common noun) circa 1849 from Mrs. Malaprop, a character noted for her misuse of words in Richard Sheridan's comedy "The Rivals" (1775). Sheridan created her name from the French phrase mal à propos "inappropriate". Mrs. Malaprop thus is the eponym of "malapropism." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We love VistaPrint. This website has something useful for everyone -- personalized sticky notes, address stickers, notepads, business cards, general printing services, and much more. Also, many items make fantastic gifts, such as the personalized note cards, sticky notes, and magnets. The best part is that the prices are fantastic, and they have lots of items for FREE! Really, we're not kidding. 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The best part is that the prices are fantastic, and they have lots of items for FREE! Really, we're not kidding. Just visit their site and click on the Deals of the Week or Free Products links. It's nice to get something free that's actually useful! Word of the Day: Malapropism (Noun) Pronunciation: ['mæ-lê-prahp-iz-êm] Listen Definition: The unintentional use of one word that sounds a bit like another (almost homophones), but which is completely and hilariously wrong in context. Usage: A malapropism is a type of speech error that happens to be funny. A "malapropist" is someone noted for their malapropisms and the adjective is "malapropian". However, "malaprop" may be used by itself as a noun, verb, or adjective: "Her malaprops will keep her from the top" or "Her malaprop speech undermined her career" or "He could have been a contender but he malapropped once too often in a top-level meeting." Suggested Usage: Comedian Norm Crosby, king of the malaprops, always speaks from his diagram and drinks only decapitated coffee. Still, we don't suggest you malaprop but simply enjoy the malapropisms you hear around you: "This restaurant has quite a lovely ambulance!" "Such an attractive man—he's got a very appalling way about him". "A missile defense shield could start a new clear war". Enough already! To paraphrase Mrs. Malaprop, lead the way out of here and we'll precede. Etymology: A commonization (conversion from proper to common noun) circa 1849 from Mrs. Malaprop, a character noted for her misuse of words in Richard Sheridan's comedy "The Rivals" (1775). Sheridan created her name from the French phrase mal à propos "inappropriate". Mrs. Malaprop thus is the eponym of "malapropism." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.eom.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3379-0-1178517608-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.50]) Mon, 25 Jan 2010 09:26:57 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin16.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NZKHf-2AkEr20; Mon, 25 Jan 2010 09:26:55 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=KW5cHsAP5qXQYmR8xzfdKTqFeaZvW1SfnmlmQihLCWLwWjoV597h62SQJbkRLg6gme5YYkeGo7lDx0MtPUtY+hV01GCPE0cjwxy6qPRbPI30kQXp2VATZxqyqYSlc1Cw; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0P71Ssr043023; Sun, 24 Jan 2010 23:01:28 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:26:55 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1264395248.82821 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Prosperity Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-78744-0-1264402814" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-25T08:26:57Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1264408015-00002296-D96DDA57/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: fce57da0-0bf7-40ea-8323-420b13c2322c --MIME_BOUNDARY-78744-0-1264402814 News for 1/25/2010 * We Need to Start Over on Health Care * Special Interest Groups Benefit From Campaign Finance Ruling * Interview With Tea Party Patriots Co-Founder. Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fnlv.16.cvlv.2oq9 Word of the Day: Prosperity (noun) Pronunciation: [pro-'sper-i-tee] Definition: A prosperous, successful, or fortunate condition, the state of being prosperous. Usage: Prosperity is one of those amorphous yet commonplace terms used to describe any especially desirable situation or circumstance. It is largely used in terms of financial or economic gain: a prosperous country, person, school, or enterprise is generally seen as one that does not lack resources. The word is also used to describe flourishing crops or goods; for instance, the prosperity of a vineyard or a farm. Suggested Usage: Why hasn't a rapper been named Prosperity? That's something to think about, since a focus of many rap songs is how financially and commercially successful the rapper has been. Instead of using the word in a conventional sense, consider a rap alter ego. Prosperi-T, perhaps, and the Suxessful Seven, if you've got friends who will join you. Maybe you too can enjoy the prosperity of a lucrative career as a musician. Etymology: The Old French language introduced the word prosperite, from the Latin prosperitas, for success or good fortune. This term actually comes from the Old Latin pro spere; that is, according to hope or expectation. Although many words shift subtly in meaning over time, used and reappropriated in language after language until finding their way in English, our common term prosperity means nearly exactly the same as it meant in Old Latin. 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It is largely used in terms of financial or economic gain: a prosperous country, person, school, or enterprise is generally seen as one that does not lack resources. The word is also used to describe flourishing crops or goods; for instance, the prosperity of a vineyard or a farm. Suggested Usage: Why hasn't a rapper been named Prosperity? That's something to think about, since a focus of many rap songs is how financially and commercially successful the rapper has been. Instead of using the word in a conventional sense, consider a rap alter ego. Prosperi-T, perhaps, and the Suxessful Seven, if you've got friends who will join you. Maybe you too can enjoy the prosperity of a lucrative career as a musician. Etymology: The Old French language introduced the word prosperite, from the Latin prosperitas, for success or good fortune. This term actually comes from the Old Latin pro spere; that is, according to hope or expectation. 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Each of the seven days of Kwanzaa is dedicated to one of seven principles (Nguzo Saba): umoja "unity" kujichagulia "self-determination", ujima "collective responsibility", ujamaa "cooperative economics", nia "purpose", kuumba "creativity", and imani "faith". Each evening family members gather to light one of the candles in the kinara, a seven-branched candelabra, and discuss the principle for that day; often gifts are exchanged. A community feast, the karamu, is held on December 31. Usage: For more about Kwanzaa, we recommend: http://www.cnn.com/EVENTS/1996/kwanzaa/ Suggested Usage: Use this term in greeting your African-American friends who celebrate Kwanzaa. "Happy Kwanzaa!" will do or you may send a Kwanzaa card to express your feelings more deeply. Etymology: Swahili kwanza "first, in the beginning." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. 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Each of the seven days of Kwanzaa is dedicated to one of seven principles (Nguzo Saba): umoja "unity" kujichagulia "self-determination", ujima "collective responsibility", ujamaa "cooperative economics", nia "purpose", kuumba "creativity", and imani "faith". Each evening family members gather to light one of the candles in the kinara, a seven-branched candelabra, and discuss the principle for that day; often gifts are exchanged. A community feast, the karamu, is held on December 31. Usage: Click here for more information about Kwanzaa. Suggested Usage: Use this term in greeting your African-American friends who celebrate Kwanzaa. "Happy Kwanzaa!" will do or you may send a Kwanzaa card to express your feelings more deeply. Etymology: Swahili kwanza "first, in the beginning." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. 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WORD of the DAY: Rhinorrhea (noun) Pronunciation: [rI-nê-'ree-ê] Definition: No, not a rhino with an upset tummy but the medical term for a runny nose. Usage: We examined rhinoplasty "a nose-job" earlier, so we should have a pretty good idea by now how "rhino-" combines in English compounds. "Rhinorragia" is a nose-bleed and "rhinophonia", as I'm sure you've been told many times, is not an orchestra of nose-blowers, but the resonance of the nose, which causes the speech of some of us to sound a bit nasal. Suggested Usage: As runny-nose season spreads slowly over us here in America, we need a more imposing and sympathetic word to express this condition than the English counterpart: "I only missed work yesterday because I was laid low by acute rhinorrhea". Not only will your boss be impressed and forgiving, he will avoid contact with you for a month at least. Why risk your reputation calling someone a snot-nosed jerk when you can actually build it by calling them a rhinorreal smellfungus? Etymology: From the Greek words "rhinos "of the nose" (from rhis, rhin- "nose") and rhoia "a flow". "Rhinos" is most famous for rhinoceros, the nose-horn, based on "rhinos" + keras "horn". In fact, "keras" and "horn" derive from the same original Proto-Indo-European root. Greek karoton "carrot", which entered English via Latin carota "carrot", also comes from the same root, which suggests a horn-like shape. We know far less about the relationships of "rhinos." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1190677000.27952:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2l2f.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1552-0-1190700017 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Rhinorrhea (noun) Pronunciation: [rI-nê-'ree-ê] Definition: No, not a rhino with an upset tummy but the medical term for a runny nose. Usage: We examined rhinoplasty "a nose-job" earlier, so we should have a pretty good idea by now how "rhino-" combines in English compounds. "Rhinorragia" is a nose-bleed and "rhinophonia", as I'm sure you've been told many times, is not an orchestra of nose-blowers, but the resonance of the nose, which causes the speech of some of us to sound a bit nasal. Suggested Usage: As runny-nose season spreads slowly over us here in America, we need a more imposing and sympathetic word to express this condition than the English counterpart: "I only missed work yesterday because I was laid low by acute rhinorrhea". Not only will your boss be impressed and forgiving, he will avoid contact with you for a month at least. Why risk your reputation calling someone a snot-nosed jerk when you can actually build it by calling them a rhinorreal smellfungus? Etymology: From the Greek words "rhinos "of the nose" (from rhis, rhin- "nose") and rhoia "a flow". "Rhinos" is most famous for rhinoceros, the nose-horn, based on "rhinos" + keras "horn". In fact, "keras" and "horn" derive from the same original Proto-Indo-European root. Greek karoton "carrot", which entered English via Latin carota "carrot", also comes from the same root, which suggests a horn-like shape. We know far less about the relationships of "rhinos." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2l2f.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1552-0-1190700017-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 23 May 2007 08:58:10 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.158] (helo=s3158.mb00.net) id 1HqknS-00086J-57 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 23 May 2007 08:58:10 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=fiCIEE4/Q1khnbv9ZsimlYR/axGnyDt/a4dq6BoEJSK++zn5PuZhKoQWpiJ/f+GDQHp6XDPJsamEEyZGbEFQGCAArpc0f6roRr1f0e9ifwcKNRMcqkefXvq/PXN7v8V8; by s3158.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA61875; Tue, 22 May 2007 23:02:40 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 23:58:10 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1179877378.11117 Subject: INDUBITABLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1100-0-1179900018" --MIME_BOUNDARY-1100-0-1179900018 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Indubitable (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-'du-bi-tê-bêl] Definition: Doubtless, without doubt, unquestioned; unquestionable. Usage: Both "doubtless" and "indubitable" may be used as adverbs but you must add -ly to the latter: "Indubitably/Doubtless he left early". Both may be used in the predicate: "His wisdom is indubitable/doubtless". Only "indubitable" may be used attributively: "His indubitable wisdom failed him". "Doubtless" does not work here. Suggested Usage: Use this adjective where you would want to say "undoubtable" (?): There has been indubitable failure of communication here", or "I think it indubitable that you misspoke yourself just now". (This word was suggested by YDC friend Dave Rosenzweig.) Etymology: From Latin indubitabilis "doubtless, not wavering in opinion" from in- "not" + dubitare "to be uncertain" + abil "able-to". The PIE root dwo- developed into Latin "duo" and English "two". The original meaning was "wavering back and forth". 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Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: lots of colors and styles comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet orthotic foot bed slip-resistant and non-marking soles anti-microbial and odor resistant Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. Plus, get them in time for the weekend with free overnight shipping from Zappos! Word of the Day: Indubitable (Adjective) Pronunciation: [in-'du-bi-tê-bêl] Definition: Doubtless, without doubt, unquestioned; unquestionable. Usage: Both "doubtless" and "indubitable" may be used as adverbs but you must add -ly to the latter: "Indubitably/Doubtless he left early". Both may be used in the predicate: "His wisdom is indubitable/doubtless". Only "indubitable" may be used attributively: "His indubitable wisdom failed him". "Doubtless" does not work here. Suggested Usage: Use this adjective where you would want to say "undoubtable" (?): There has been indubitable failure of communication here", or "I think it indubitable that you misspoke yourself just now". (This word was suggested by YDC friend Dave Rosenzweig.) Etymology: From Latin indubitabilis "doubtless, not wavering in opinion" from in- "not" + dubitare "to be uncertain" + abil "able-to". The PIE root dwo- developed into Latin "duo" and English "two". The original meaning was "wavering back and forth". "Doubt" derives from a suffixed version of the same root. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.oij.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1100-0-1179900018-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 18 Feb 2008 09:30:44 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.215] (helo=s3215.mb00.net) id 1JR1Ob-0007QS-LP for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 18 Feb 2008 09:30:42 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=d7jz/oY8Ig7OzTdE/uwJNR+xIbDDJBEp6kRGwOJd64RcRkDo4ZA3qSfugLz4WwIKogutPJAsPAKzZ62v5YBSB+EW8TGsyjmQEVYUgAXE4uEM1MSt+ENmXeVq8U6Bnf0f; by s3215.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA99200; Mon, 18 Feb 2008 00:03:59 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 00:30:43 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1203319202.12550 Subject: UNFLAPPABLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19962-0-1203321606" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19962-0-1203321606 Word of the Day: Unflappable (adjective) Pronunciation: [ên-'flæp-ê-bl] Definition: Impervious to anxiety, not subject to rash or exaggerated reaction; imperturbable. Usage: English is full of orphan negatives, adjectives used in the negative only: =93inept", "inane", etc. We do not speak of "flappable" people who are easily excited or say that they "flap" when they get excited. Our lives were "flapped" around the turn of the century by the "flappers" (see Etymology), people easily excited to flapping their arms and legs by music like "The Charleston" and "The Varsity Drag". The amazing aspect of "flapper" and "unflappable" is that they remain in the language even though their ostensible derivational parent, flap "to react excitedly", apparently never existed. Suggested Usage: Unflappable movie characters like those played by John Wayne, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, and Gary Cooper, who remain 'cool' under even the tensest circumstances, are becoming more and more difficult to find in modern movies. Certainly, James Bond, 007, is as unflappable a character as you will find. Etymology: The verb, "flap", itself seems to be a semi-onomatopoeic blend of "flip" + "clap". The noun "flap" itself a blended element in "flab", based on "flap" + "slab". Similar words appear in Middle Dutch (flappen "to strike, clap") and Middle German (flappen "to clap") but we can only trace the root back to Middle English flappe "slap". The sense of "unflappable" is probably related to 19th century British slang where "flapper" referred to a young bird or a young, untrained girl, who flapped her arms and lips more than necessary. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1203319202.12550:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5872.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19962-0-1203321606 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Unflappable (adjective) Pronunciation: [ên-'flæp-ê-bl] Definition: Impervious to anxiety, not subject to rash or exaggerated reaction; imperturbable. Usage: English is full of orphan negatives, adjectives used in the negative only: “inept", "inane", etc. We do not speak of "flappable" people who are easily excited or say that they "flap" when they get excited. Our lives were "flapped" around the turn of the century by the "flappers" (see Etymology), people easily excited to flapping their arms and legs by music like "The Charleston" and "The Varsity Drag". The amazing aspect of "flapper" and "unflappable" is that they remain in the language even though their ostensible derivational parent, flap "to react excitedly", apparently never existed. Suggested Usage: Unflappable movie characters like those played by John Wayne, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, and Gary Cooper, who remain 'cool' under even the tensest circumstances, are becoming more and more difficult to find in modern movies. Certainly, James Bond, 007, is as unflappable a character as you will find. Etymology: The verb, "flap", itself seems to be a semi-onomatopoeic blend of "flip" + "clap". The noun "flap" itself a blended element in "flab", based on "flap" + "slab". Similar words appear in Middle Dutch (flappen "to strike, clap") and Middle German (flappen "to clap") but we can only trace the root back to Middle English flappe "slap". The sense of "unflappable" is probably related to 19th century British slang where "flapper" referred to a young bird or a young, untrained girl, who flapped her arms and lips more than necessary. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! 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Word of the Day: Sapient (adjective) Pronunciation: ['sey-pi-yênt] Definition: Possessed of notable wisdom; sagacious to the point of prescience. Usage: The noun is "sapience" and the adverb, "sapiently". It is a somewhat more erudite term for "sagacious." Suggested Usage: Use this term when you wish to express knowledge beyond ordinary wisdom: "Churchill was a sapient and articulate leader of the English-speaking world". "No, I would not call your investment in the electric fork company a sapient financial move." Etymology: From Latin sapient- present participle of sapere "taste, be wise". Also found in homo sapiens "wise human" =3D human species. Underlying PIE root *sap- "taste, perceive" developed into English sage, French savoir "know" (participle savant "knowing") and savour, and Spanish saber "know" from which "savvy" was borrowed. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! 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We love it because it's educational, award-winning, and for under $25 it makes a fantastic birthday present or end-of-school gift that can be enjoyed for the whole year. Plus, they're currently offering a free issue and a free poster! Word of the Day: Sapient (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['sey-pi-yênt] Definition: Possessed of notable wisdom; sagacious to the point of prescience. Usage: The noun is "sapience" and the adverb, "sapiently". It is a somewhat more erudite term for "sagacious." Suggested Usage: Use this term when you wish to express knowledge beyond ordinary wisdom: "Churchill was a sapient and articulate leader of the English-speaking world". "No, I would not call your investment in the electric fork company a sapient financial move." Etymology: From Latin sapient- present participle of sapere "taste, be wise". Also found in homo sapiens "wise human" =3D human species. Underlying PIE root *sap- "taste, perceive" developed into English sage, French savoir "know" (participle savant "knowing") and savour, and Spanish saber "know" from which "savvy" was borrowed. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.u4t.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17636-0-1180850434-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 08 Jul 2007 08:27:37 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.200] (helo=s3200.mb00.net) id 1I7QF7-0004QI-FD for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 08 Jul 2007 08:27:37 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=QYlFsgQBYYpdrNqe8vBKsco+4BgIVN+TQYCX3Byc6ptCq56jiCrVO39T+xxK7CO41lDY+mmw08aXMLQ1zt8knc1znh9mLKgT7QI+/A7vG9VnmDNYzP8WG9XsGOwUbeuQ; by s3200.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA47014; Sat, 7 Jul 2007 23:05:24 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2007 23:27:37 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1183071336.11749 Subject: RAVEL: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2287-0-1183874434" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2287-0-1183874434 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Ravel (verb) Pronunciation: ['ræ-vêl] Definition: To unweave, to disentangle, to unwind or untwist; to fray. Usage: Here is another word we have bungled. Because raveling knitwear is undoing something previously done, we feel we need the prefix un- on this verb but the meaning of that suffix is built into the meaning of "ravel". The error is similar to the one which led us to remove the in- from "inflammable", thinking that it means "un-" when in fact it means "begin". Inflame means "to ignite", so inflammable means "ignitable". Well, guess what: unravel means "to reweave" that is, to un-unweave. The British like to double the [L] with suffixes: "ravelling", "ravelled", while North Americans prefer hobbling along on one: "raveling", "raveled". Both are correct. Suggested Usage: Sweaters are not the only things that go raveling: "As Germaine explained her situation, Percy could see his plans for a quiet domestic life with her raveling before his ears". Things ravel outside the head, too: "Celeste could feel her new hair-do raveling in the wind and mist of Foggy Bottom". Harsh winters can ravel poorly maintained roads and the nerves of those who drive over them. Etymology: The etymology of today's word is something of a disappointment. We only know that English borrowed it from an obsolete Dutch verb ravelen "ravel" from ravel "a loose thread". There is a dialectal English word raffle "tangle, ravel" but it is apparently a variant of today's word and no help in tracing the origin of "ravel." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Protect yourself with KeepYouSafe is it! Get an Online Safe Deposit Box (with military-grade encryption) to store your most important data... FREE with no credit card needed! There is no obligation to upgrade at any time, you can keep your free box for as long as you want. 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Word of the Day: Ravel (Verb) Pronunciation: ['ræ-vêl] Definition: To unweave, to disentangle, to unwind or untwist; to fray. Usage: Here is another word we have bungled. Because raveling knitwear is undoing something previously done, we feel we need the prefix un- on this verb but the meaning of that suffix is built into the meaning of "ravel". The error is similar to the one which led us to remove the in- from "inflammable", thinking that it means "un-" when in fact it means "begin". Inflame means "to ignite", so inflammable means "ignitable". Well, guess what: unravel means "to reweave" that is, to un-unweave. The British like to double the [L] with suffixes: "ravelling", "ravelled", while North Americans prefer hobbling along on one: "raveling", "raveled". Both are correct. Suggested Usage: Sweaters are not the only things that go raveling: "As Germaine explained her situation, Percy could see his plans for a quiet domestic life with her raveling before his ears". Things ravel outside the head, too: "Celeste could feel her new hair-do raveling in the wind and mist of Foggy Bottom". Harsh winters can ravel poorly maintained roads and the nerves of those who drive over them. Etymology: The etymology of today's word is something of a disappointment. We only know that English borrowed it from an obsolete Dutch verb ravelen "ravel" from ravel "a loose thread". There is a dialectal English word raffle "tangle, ravel" but it is apparently a variant of today's word and no help in tracing the origin of "ravel." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18ph.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2287-0-1183874434-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 04 Aug 2007 08:42:16 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.223] (helo=s3223.mb00.net) id 1IHCzT-00043d-B3 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 04 Aug 2007 08:19:55 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=idqFkWu7QA5mcdZdJzZ7WmcjVcuq+1f+Z3xS0IIwmVsoMmcKtTNY1Z3VI7tZ53h6uH5ZwZPY3PxXxA0aTB61GCbztFGQNHmzf2MvNWcHOmR0Bi3G+Zvr/duuJCcg3OlI; by s3223.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA79218; Fri, 3 Aug 2007 23:03:36 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2007 23:19:55 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186203408.26886 Subject: MARDY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-10782-0-1186207231" --MIME_BOUNDARY-10782-0-1186207231 Word of the Day: Mardy (adjective) Pronunciation: ['mahr-dee] Definition: (Dialectal, slang) Spoilt, sulky, whingeing (['win-jing]-that's "whining" to North Americans). In the northern counties and Midlands of Great Britain, and in New Zealand, it is also used to refer to someone who's easily scared or upset. Usage: The stem of this adjective has swallowed its past tense suffix (see Etymology) and become an independent verb: "to mard" means to spoil someone, usually, but not necessarily, a child. The noun is "mardiness" and "mardily", the adverb. Suggested Usage: Competitive pursuits have been known to cause this type of distemperate humor: "Waylan turned into a mardy baby after he lost the chess match to his much younger cousin". But anything can set off a fit of mardiness, "Nobody ate her whipped cream and fruit concoction at the picnic, so Narcissa grumbled mardily the rest of the afternoon." Etymology: In the 14th century, a marred child (from the verb "mar") was a spoiled child. Since the term was mostly spoken and rarely written, by the early 20th century it had picked up a new spelling and the suffix -y. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We found some great deals at VistaPrint: 30-60% off coupons and even free products. http://www.dpbolvw.net/email-2294340-10389316 VistaPrint offers affordable, yet premium quality products like: * Business cards, notepads, letterheads, and more! ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1186203408.26886:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1rsn.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10782-0-1186207231 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! We found some great deals at VistaPrint: 30-60% off coupons and even free products. VistaPrint offers affordable, yet premium quality products like: Business cards, notepads, letterheads, and more! Word of the Day: Mardy (adjective) Pronunciation: ['mahr-dee] Definition: (Dialectal, slang) Spoilt, sulky, whingeing (['win-jing]-that's "whining" to North Americans). In the northern counties and Midlands of Great Britain, and in New Zealand, it is also used to refer to someone who's easily scared or upset. Usage: The stem of this adjective has swallowed its past tense suffix (see Etymology) and become an independent verb: "to mard" means to spoil someone, usually, but not necessarily, a child. The noun is "mardiness" and "mardily", the adverb. Suggested Usage: Competitive pursuits have been known to cause this type of distemperate humor: "Waylan turned into a mardy baby after he lost the chess match to his much younger cousin". But anything can set off a fit of mardiness, "Nobody ate her whipped cream and fruit concoction at the picnic, so Narcissa grumbled mardily the rest of the afternoon." Etymology: In the 14th century, a marred child (from the verb "mar") was a spoiled child. Since the term was mostly spoken and rarely written, by the early 20th century it had picked up a new spelling and the suffix -y. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1rsn.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10782-0-1186207231-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 03 Oct 2007 09:33:21 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.247] (helo=s3247.mb00.net) id 1IcyEf-0002Q4-Kh for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 03 Oct 2007 09:01:34 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=BtHgTlQlDVL17xm/dI/47ZusHUoL3iUjSEpI0DTaImcfb0pZ8hzHM5RfMT3Du4k4nCLvKWXife4hOoJ+4WK0JCearQylQL5ozI9igrpHqao/wQUaV8Pge0zwF1Rwbq4V; by s3247.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA92883; Tue, 2 Oct 2007 23:03:10 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 00:01:33 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191374988.20131 Subject: RECUSE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6407-0-1191391207" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6407-0-1191391207 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Recuse (verb) Pronunciation: [ree-'kyuz] Definition: To reject or disqualify someone in a position of authority from a decision-making process because of a conflict of interest or other impropriety. Usage: The noun is "recusal". The term is applied most often in courts, where judges are recused or recuse themselves because of potential conflicts of interest or the appearance of impropriety. Suggested Usage: Wherever authority exists, there is room for today's word, "I think the personnel director should recuse herself from the hiring process before her family runs the company". It matters not how minor the authority or how pedestrian the implied impropriety: "Sabrina, in light of your 23 traffic violations, I have decided to recuse you from driving the car for the next month." Etymology: Latin recusare "to decline, reject, refuse" from re- "turn back" + cusare (from causa "reason, purpose"). 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Word of the Day: Recuse (verb) Pronunciation: [ree-'kyuz] Definition: To reject or disqualify someone in a position of authority from a decision-making process because of a conflict of interest or other impropriety. Usage: The noun is "recusal". The term is applied most often in courts, where judges are recused or recuse themselves because of potential conflicts of interest or the appearance of impropriety. Suggested Usage: Wherever authority exists, there is room for today's word, "I think the personnel director should recuse herself from the hiring process before her family runs the company". It matters not how minor the authority or how pedestrian the implied impropriety: "Sabrina, in light of your 23 traffic violations, I have decided to recuse you from driving the car for the next month." Etymology: Latin recusare "to decline, reject, refuse" from re- "turn back" + cusare (from causa "reason, purpose"). Akin to "excuse" and "accuse." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2q7w.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6407-0-1191391207-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (ms4-1.1blu.de [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 25 May 2008 09:04:03 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.28] (helo=s3028.mb00.net) id 1K0AGw-0007AN-Ua for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 25 May 2008 09:04:03 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=nWr0bD4qP1C5k5UyYtkqc8Yi2KxpKY/roaCRQCwCt5ra/NqsKf0CCwMvq/SUgYfxbZcGnryfNSJIPDBocUClDSov0aWk+5PPd2YoE8LSJIKxbI63pGtLKrbqaKieA/iM; by s3028.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA51857; Sat, 24 May 2008 23:01:27 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 00:04:02 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1211583388.5092 Subject: GROUSE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-72671-0-1211695235" --MIME_BOUNDARY-72671-0-1211695235 Word of the Day: Grouse (adjective) Pronunciation: ['graws] Definition: (Noun) A bird of the family Tetraonidae, such as the red grouse or ruffed grouse. (Verb) To grumble a complaint. (Adjective=97colloquial in Australian and New Zealand) Excellent, great, bonzer. Usage: Our interest today is in the surprising Australian and Kiwi (New Zealander) adjective, although the simple fact that a distinct adjective, noun and verb share the same pronunciation is itself something of a curiosity. "Grouse" in the sense of "great, excellent" is used mostly in and around Melbourne but it remains in Macquarie's Australian dictionary, so it (like the noun) is fair game here. "Very" is avoided as an intensifier of today's adjective in favor of "extra", as in "an extra grouse beer." Suggested Usage: Today's word serves to remind us all just how rich the English language is, both in words and dialects that produce words. Older Australians around Melbourne might still be heard saying, "Harry married a grouse sheila (woman) with bonzer blue eyes". An irritated Aussie shooter could even say to a rival: "Listen mate, I hate to grouse about that grouse grouse you've got there but I think I actually shot it". (Of course, they would have to be hunting in Europe or North America, where grouse are found.) Etymology: The origins of the noun and adjective are a complete mystery, though the adjective may have immigrated from Britain. The verb comes from British army slang of the late 19th century but the motivation of it has been lost. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. 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Word of the Day Grouse (adjective) Pronunciation: ['graws] Definition: (Noun) A bird of the family Tetraonidae, such as the red grouse or ruffed grouse. (Verb) To grumble a complaint. (Adjective—colloquial in Australian and New Zealand) Excellent, great, bonzer. Usage: Our interest today is in the surprising Australian and Kiwi (New Zealander) adjective, although the simple fact that a distinct adjective, noun and verb share the same pronunciation is itself something of a curiosity. "Grouse" in the sense of "great, excellent" is used mostly in and around Melbourne but it remains in Macquarie's Australian dictionary, so it (like the noun) is fair game here. "Very" is avoided as an intensifier of today's adjective in favor of "extra", as in "an extra grouse beer." Suggested Usage: Today's word serves to remind us all just how rich the English language is, both in words and dialects that produce words. Older Australians around Melbourne might still be heard saying, "Harry married a grouse sheila (woman) with bonzer blue eyes". An irritated Aussie shooter could even say to a rival: "Listen mate, I hate to grouse about that grouse grouse you've got there but I think I actually shot it". (Of course, they would have to be hunting in Europe or North America, where grouse are found.) Etymology: The origins of the noun and adjective are a complete mystery, though the adjective may have immigrated from Britain. The verb comes from British army slang of the late 19th century but the motivation of it has been lost. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. 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Her intellectual skills, fostered along by reading and writing, grew with each day. Although she still fosters resentment over the fact that Your Dictionary wasn't around when she was a girl, she plans to foster her child with the same attention to wordplay". Wasn't that a nice story? Etymology: Originally, the Old English verb fostrian, from which foster was derived, meant to supply with food or to nourish. The Germanic fostrom, a relative of this verb, has its roots in the prefixes foth- or fod-, from which we take our modern "food". Around 1200, the word shifted subtly in meaning and was understood in accordance with the modern interpretation, to bring up or rear with care. 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This meaning is similar to the clinging to of an opinion or state of mind, as in fostering regret or ill will. Suggested Usage: We'll take you through the various meanings of the word foster with a brief story. "As a young child, the Your Dictionary reader was fostered into intelligence. Her intellectual skills, fostered along by reading and writing, grew with each day. Although she still fosters resentment over the fact that Your Dictionary wasn't around when she was a girl, she plans to foster her child with the same attention to wordplay". Wasn't that a nice story? Etymology: Originally, the Old English verb fostrian, from which foster was derived, meant to supply with food or to nourish. The Germanic fostrom, a relative of this verb, has its roots in the prefixes foth- or fod-, from which we take our modern "food". Around 1200, the word shifted subtly in meaning and was understood in accordance with the modern interpretation, to bring up or rear with care. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-678-0-1263625206-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 14 Aug 2007 10:29:27 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.68] (helo=s3068.mb00.net) id 1IKrmI-0004aQ-AK for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 14 Aug 2007 10:29:26 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=sTcnPqwf2zjNg8sUGpcAX56VHaLopA3oasiHbUPfZjcORaDwEf5b7zMjKXM3RHkMswBC4Gdd7RLKXngOvNAP0qFDxt5VfDVLP2Z0w+h143qUnan5PqkomiwTpxTyoCoY; by s3068.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA65386; Tue, 14 Aug 2007 00:02:40 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2007 01:29:26 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1187071259.10392 Subject: PARASKAVEDEKATRIAPHOBIA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-27553-0-1187074810" --MIME_BOUNDARY-27553-0-1187074810 Word of the Day: Paraskavedekatriaphobia (noun) Pronunciation: [pê-ræs-kê-vey-dê-kæ-tri-ê-'fo-bi-yê] Definition: The Fear of Friday the Thirteenth, a form of triskaidekaphobia, the fear of the number thirteen. Usage: The fear of Friday the 13th originated in two fears: the fear of Friday and the fear of the number "13". Why? Well, no one knows so we won't repeat any of the urban myths that have arisen to explain either. The fear of 13 is clearly much greater than the fear of Friday, since the 13th floor is regularly omitted from high-rise buildings, 13th Street and 13th Avenue are often omitted in street numbering, and no one would dare invite 13 guests to sit around the table for dinner--at least one would surely die within a year. Suggested Usage: Most people fear this word more than breaking a mirror while walking under a ladder to avoid a black cat on Friday 13th. It is long but pronounceable with a little practice: "Paraskavedekatriaphobia is among the leading causes of loss of productivity since many sufferers avoid coming to work on that day". For the adjective, just replace the final [a] with a [c], "Freemont is an old paraskavedekatriaphobic who never leaves the house on Friday the 13th." Etymology: Today's word is a humorous concoction that no Greek would ever utter. It seems to be based on the Greek word for Friday "paraskeue" + dekatria "thirteen" (deka "ten" + tria "three;" not "thirteenth", which is "dekatreis") + fobos "fear" + ia, a noun suffix. "Friday the Thirteenth" in Modern Greek is "Paraskeue kai dekatreis." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1187071259.10392:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1wpi.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-27553-0-1187074810 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Paraskavedekatriaphobia (noun) Pronunciation: [pê-ræs-kê-vey-dê-kæ-tri-ê-'fo-bi-yê] Definition: The Fear of Friday the Thirteenth, a form of triskaidekaphobia, the fear of the number thirteen. Usage: The fear of Friday the 13th originated in two fears: the fear of Friday and the fear of the number "13". Why? Well, no one knows so we won't repeat any of the urban myths that have arisen to explain either. The fear of 13 is clearly much greater than the fear of Friday, since the 13th floor is regularly omitted from high-rise buildings, 13th Street and 13th Avenue are often omitted in street numbering, and no one would dare invite 13 guests to sit around the table for dinner--at least one would surely die within a year. Suggested Usage: Most people fear this word more than breaking a mirror while walking under a ladder to avoid a black cat on Friday 13th. It is long but pronounceable with a little practice: "Paraskavedekatriaphobia is among the leading causes of loss of productivity since many sufferers avoid coming to work on that day". For the adjective, just replace the final [a] with a [c], "Freemont is an old paraskavedekatriaphobic who never leaves the house on Friday the 13th." Etymology: Today's word is a humorous concoction that no Greek would ever utter. It seems to be based on the Greek word for Friday "paraskeue" + dekatria "thirteen" (deka "ten" + tria "three;" not "thirteenth", which is "dekatreis") + fobos "fear" + ia, a noun suffix. "Friday the Thirteenth" in Modern Greek is "Paraskeue kai dekatreis." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1wpi.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-27553-0-1187074810-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 06 Aug 2007 13:16:22 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.94] (helo=s3094.mb00.net) id 1II0ZP-0002rd-Su for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 06 Aug 2007 13:16:20 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=NlBqFYNzjMWIHbD6YUHQDx8MC4kMQOMooYj3B7pCQyfWk3eybYy3WSjfT7lKb7OjkMHK4J3fHD8RF5ZtlxS4pdA8rHIbKE01LX4VUPUTZYPkyCvLlBaKkXPBLvAf1dFj; by s3094.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA96093; Sun, 5 Aug 2007 23:04:00 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2007 04:16:19 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186355114.3577 Subject: SHIVAREE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6082-0-1186380015" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6082-0-1186380015 Word of the Day: Shivaree (noun) Pronunciation: [shi-vê-=91ree] Definition: A mock serenade, a wedding night prank of clanging pots and pans to interrupt the nuptial couple until the noise-makers are invited in for an evening of refreshments and snide remarks. Usage: In most regions today, tying a cow bell under the nuptial bed and tin cans to the newlyweds' car are the only remnants of this old pioneer custom since automobiles and airplanes made honeymoons possible far away from the wedding guests. Suggested Usage: Do not confuse today's word with "hootenanny", despite any similarity of sound. A hootenanny is a serenade of singing and picking country music, usually involving all present. Can we still use this word? Sure: "The newlyweds drove away just ahead of a shivaree of tin cans, old shoes and other odds and ends tied to the rear bumper of their car". How about this, "The middle school concert was something of a shivaree without the refreshments." Etymology: "Shivaree" comes from French charivari, from Late Latin caribaria "headache" borrowed from Greek karebaria, composed of kare "head" + baria "heaviness", a relative of "barometer". Today's word originated with French settlers along the Mississippi before 1805. It was especially common west of the Mississippi and its correlates are "belling" in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan; "horning" in upstate New York, northern Pennsylvania, and western New England; and, believe it or not, "serenade", used along the South Atlantic, where hootenannies are most prevalent. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day: Shivaree (noun) Pronunciation: [shi-vê-‘ree] Definition: A mock serenade, a wedding night prank of clanging pots and pans to interrupt the nuptial couple until the noise-makers are invited in for an evening of refreshments and snide remarks. Usage: In most regions today, tying a cow bell under the nuptial bed and tin cans to the newlyweds' car are the only remnants of this old pioneer custom since automobiles and airplanes made honeymoons possible far away from the wedding guests. Suggested Usage: Do not confuse today's word with "hootenanny", despite any similarity of sound. A hootenanny is a serenade of singing and picking country music, usually involving all present. Can we still use this word? Sure: "The newlyweds drove away just ahead of a shivaree of tin cans, old shoes and other odds and ends tied to the rear bumper of their car". How about this, "The middle school concert was something of a shivaree without the refreshments." Etymology: "Shivaree" comes from French charivari, from Late Latin caribaria "headache" borrowed from Greek karebaria, composed of kare "head" + baria "heaviness", a relative of "barometer". Today's word originated with French settlers along the Mississippi before 1805. It was especially common west of the Mississippi and its correlates are "belling" in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan; "horning" in upstate New York, northern Pennsylvania, and western New England; and, believe it or not, "serenade", used along the South Atlantic, where hootenannies are most prevalent. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1sat.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6082-0-1186380015-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 11 Apr 2008 08:56:18 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.86] (helo=s3086.mb00.net) id 1JkDBJ-0002VI-C0 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 11 Apr 2008 08:56:17 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=W1bDrv42oJPAMiNs9YmRklsAEt3x/xt5bSaGpzSGQHOPb4yLDbouRkUNkHB89WPt+uUjv6PZXdFJ1RRgDusiaXEQVrC+tnI5FZpg7G3Y7dtJFnIqYpfybcdy15qabzVz; by s3086.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA69559; Thu, 10 Apr 2008 23:04:05 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 23:56:17 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1207886712.3259 Subject: FORTE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2268-0-1207893628" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2268-0-1207893628 Word of the Day: Forte (noun) Pronunciation: ['fort] Definition: A strong point, a strength. Usage: The origin of this word in English is French fort "strong, strength" but it has been confused with the Italian musical term forte "strong, loud" and is now spelled with an "e" and mispronounced ['for-tey]. "Piano" comes from Italian pianoforte "(the) soft-loud", which the Paduan harpsichord-maker Bartolomeo Cristofori, called "gravi-cembalo col piano e forte "harpsichord with soft and loud". In French the word is "fort", pronounced [for], so the French pronunciation does not help. It should be spelled and pronounced "fort" in English but we will concede the spelling but the final "e" must be silent. Suggested Usage: Here is an example demonstrating the two pronunciations of today's word: "The pianist woke me up by playing the forte ['for-tey] opening of Beethoven's Fifth right after Braham's Lullaby. I guess recital programming is not his forte [fort]". "Brandon is not an academic leader; attendance seems to be his forte". One of the fortes of all Word-of-the-Day subscribers is vocabulary. Etymology: From Latin fortis "strong" via French "fort" and Italian "forte", the word also behind English "fort(ress)" and "fortify". The ultimate root from which "fortis" derived is probably *bhergh-, the source of German Berg "mountain" and Russian bereg "bank, shore". It turns up in Old English "burg" that gave modern "borough" and was borrowed into French as bourg "town" from which "bourgeois" and "bourgeoisie" are derived. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. 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"Piano" comes from Italian pianoforte "(the) soft-loud", which the Paduan harpsichord-maker Bartolomeo Cristofori, called "gravi-cembalo col piano e forte "harpsichord with soft and loud". In French the word is "fort", pronounced [for], so the French pronunciation does not help. It should be spelled and pronounced "fort" in English but we will concede the spelling but the final "e" must be silent. Suggested Usage: Here is an example demonstrating the two pronunciations of today's word: "The pianist woke me up by playing the forte ['for-tey] opening of Beethoven's Fifth right after Braham's Lullaby. I guess recital programming is not his forte [fort]". "Brandon is not an academic leader; attendance seems to be his forte". One of the fortes of all Word-of-the-Day subscribers is vocabulary. Etymology: From Latin fortis "strong" via French "fort" and Italian "forte", the word also behind English "fort(ress)" and "fortify". The ultimate root from which "fortis" derived is probably *bhergh-, the source of German Berg "mountain" and Russian bereg "bank, shore". It turns up in Old English "burg" that gave modern "borough" and was borrowed into French as bourg "town" from which "bourgeois" and "bourgeoisie" are derived. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.68ce.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2268-0-1207893628-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 13 Aug 2007 09:27:32 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.110] (helo=s3110.mb00.net) id 1IKUKh-0006cD-IC for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 13 Aug 2007 09:27:25 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=mQUM+X1rv4ZrZy1nideZQ6ZskEEAVuJUB/eVgbghVA4bZ6Bzu/BE+elBZ3yIWWTqahxlUP7MH9mgiDZ7M84a5HQtonFJUD9yvZhf4fPbPFVvT7SbKO/wYyLHdIieUgzL; by s3110.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA18838; Mon, 13 Aug 2007 00:02:53 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 00:27:23 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186985541.10156 Subject: ABSTEMIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-474-0-1186988415" --MIME_BOUNDARY-474-0-1186988415 Word of the Day: Abstemious (adjective) Pronunciation: [æb-'ste-mi-ês] Definition: Temperate in consumption of food and drink; sparse or sparing in general. Usage: This word answers the question, "Can you name an English word that contains all the vowels in their correct order?" What about "y"? The adverb is "abstemiously". There are several others such as "aerious", "facetious", and "parecious". The noun is "abstemiousness." Suggested Usage: First and foremost this word is used in reference to temperance in food and drink, "Kirsten dines abstemiously throughout the week in order to gorge on the weekends". Another near synonym of today's word is "spartan": "Felix's apartment is modern and abstemious in its furnishings". Extending the metaphor, we might get, "Raymond leads a puritanically abstemious life resistant to most earthly pleasures." Etymology: Latin abstemius from ab(s) "away from" + temum, a reduction of temetum "liquor". The prefix ab-s- derives from earlier *apo- which lost its [o] and turned up in English "of" and "off" but also "ebb" and "aft(er)". It may have kept the [o] in Russian, which has a possible descendent in po meaning "according to, about, around". "Temetum" is akin to temere "to profane, desecrate, pollute" that underlies our "temerity". The underlying root means "darkness", found in Sanskrit tamas "darkness", Russian t'ma "darkness", tuman "fog", and ten' "shadow." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day: Abstemious (adjective) Pronunciation: [æb-'ste-mi-ês] Definition: Temperate in consumption of food and drink; sparse or sparing in general. Usage: This word answers the question, "Can you name an English word that contains all the vowels in their correct order?" What about "y"? The adverb is "abstemiously". There are several others such as "aerious", "facetious", and "parecious". The noun is "abstemiousness." Suggested Usage: First and foremost this word is used in reference to temperance in food and drink, "Kirsten dines abstemiously throughout the week in order to gorge on the weekends". Another near synonym of today's word is "spartan": "Felix's apartment is modern and abstemious in its furnishings". Extending the metaphor, we might get, "Raymond leads a puritanically abstemious life resistant to most earthly pleasures." Etymology: Latin abstemius from ab(s) "away from" + temum, a reduction of temetum "liquor". The prefix ab-s- derives from earlier *apo- which lost its [o] and turned up in English "of" and "off" but also "ebb" and "aft(er)". It may have kept the [o] in Russian, which has a possible descendent in po meaning "according to, about, around". "Temetum" is akin to temere "to profane, desecrate, pollute" that underlies our "temerity". The underlying root means "darkness", found in Sanskrit tamas "darkness", Russian t'ma "darkness", tuman "fog", and ten' "shadow." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1w3x.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-474-0-1186988415-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 28 Jun 2007 09:10:48 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.74] (helo=s3074.mb00.net) id 1I3o9P-0003xs-MK for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 28 Jun 2007 09:10:48 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=L2Wn0bv+ggTCEYPKySckbmAZ8Zg6I5kk7yLfRx8L5kQDLI1QF57tZ03H8vxgmc9N8L6+IzMiufRqFEDiZTU54sUJ0/PRttyX0/rqxWVr6ZtNyWnY+sZ+LTcP4EWyF7km; by s3074.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA04285; Wed, 27 Jun 2007 23:02:41 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 00:10:47 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1182898886.26704 Subject: EXTIRPATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2029-0-1183010434" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2029-0-1183010434 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Extirpate (Verb) Pronunciation: ['ek-stêr-peyt] Definition 1: To completely remove surgically. Usage 1: Extirpation (action noun), extirpative (adjective), extirpator (agentive noun). Definition 2: To annihilate, exterminate, destroy completely, especially by rooting out. Suggested Usage: The close definition is "to eradicate by rooting out", so the verb is best used along these lines: "We are going to extirpate every single source of drugs in the city", or "When we extirpate the last trace of political corruption from society, the development of other forms will be greatly expedited." Etymology: Latin exstirpare "to root out, eradicate" from ex "out (of)" + stirp-s "trunk, root". Related to torp-ere "to be stiff" found in torpid, torpedo. The same PIE stem is found in English starve (from OE steorfan "to die") and German sterben "to die (become stiff)." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Whether you jog occasionally, hike the trails, or run marathons, Zappos has the gear to satisfy your every wish. Shoes, apparel, socks, insoles, sunglasses, timing devices... see what we mean? And you won't find a company with better customer service and perks, including: a guarantee for the price, fit, and satisfaction on all shoes up to a year for returns 24/7 customer service a 110% price guarantee free overnight shipping free return shipping Visit running.zappos.com today! Word of the Day: Extirpate (Verb) Pronunciation: ['ek-stêr-peyt] Definition 1: To completely remove surgically. Usage 1: Extirpation (action noun), extirpative (adjective), extirpator (agentive noun). Definition 2: To annihilate, exterminate, destroy completely, especially by rooting out. Suggested Usage: The close definition is "to eradicate by rooting out", so the verb is best used along these lines: "We are going to extirpate every single source of drugs in the city", or "When we extirpate the last trace of political corruption from society, the development of other forms will be greatly expedited." Etymology: Latin exstirpare "to root out, eradicate" from ex "out (of)" + stirp-s "trunk, root". Related to torp-ere "to be stiff" found in torpid, torpedo. The same PIE stem is found in English starve (from OE steorfan "to die") and German sterben "to die (become stiff)." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.177b.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2029-0-1183010434-- Received: from mailin06.aul.t-online.de (mailin06.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.45]) Mon, 01 Feb 2010 09:32:15 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin06.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Nbrha-0ioQ9w0; Mon, 1 Feb 2010 09:32:10 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=K74EvV+Qir+G/dHtAcxWUxtb83StcjlMijCUacrshA68OxZ5dOEqcNPaYbuyppJAwfX67TCKrr15aMqsJl2nnJNTpgRXkQyOMRmOPgTBC8wcqX0NIaqRDa1DvTzIRifV; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1171C49046679; Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:01:12 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 00:32:10 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1264996704.30576 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Conditional Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4505-0-1265007601" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-01T08:32:15Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265013130-00006B87-B3B7AC29/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: ef88afd0-525b-41c5-9d8c-cc51bb2ad081 --MIME_BOUNDARY-4505-0-1265007601 New for 2/1/2010: * Fewer Jobs Created Than Claimed * President's Budget Will Include a $1.6 Trillion Deficit * President Announcing Spending Spree on Monday Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fq5t.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Conditional (adjective) Pronunciation: [kuh n-'dish-uh-nl] Definition: Subject to certain terms, implying conditions, not absolute. Usage: That which is conditional is contingent upon certain preconditions. The conditional is not anticipated to occur unless certain terms are met. Conditional implies a prescribed set of steps or circumstances before a goal or objective may be achieved. Economist John Stuart Mill explained the relationship, saying "The words hypothetical and conditional may be used synonymously", in terms of logic wherein one supposition depends on another for its validity. Suggested Usage: Everyone wants to talk about unconditional love, but conditional love is just as important. Take your cat, for example. It doesn't love you unless you feed it just about every hour on the hour, and even then it'll act aloof once it's eaten. The conditional love of Tiger or Mittens is entirely contingent upon your willingness to provide exactly what it wants, when it wants it. (Aren't you glad your parents loved you unconditionally?) Let's take a stand against the conditional. Everything must be absolute! We decry any attempt at triviality! We refuse to pay attention to your rules! We'll admit, it's great in theory, but terrible in practice when you just want a sandwich from McDonald's. Etymology: Condicionel was the late 14th century English form of the word conditional. Its roots can be traced back to the Modern French conditionnel, a derivative of the Latin conditionalem. Traced even further, the Latin condicere (to talk with) combines the com- prefix for "together" with the infinitive verb dicere, to speak, which bears little superficial similarity to the modern English usage, although the evolution is easily grasped. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1264996704.30576:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fq5t.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-4505-0-1265007601 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/1/2010: Fewer Jobs Created Than Claimed President's Budget Will Include a $1.6 Trillion Deficit President Announcing Spending Spree on Monday Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Conditional (adjective) Pronunciation: [kuh n-'dish-uh-nl] Definition: Subject to certain terms, implying conditions, not absolute. Usage: That which is conditional is contingent upon certain preconditions. The conditional is not anticipated to occur unless certain terms are met. Conditional implies a prescribed set of steps or circumstances before a goal or objective may be achieved. Economist John Stuart Mill explained the relationship, saying "The words hypothetical and conditional may be used synonymously", in terms of logic wherein one supposition depends on another for its validity. Suggested Usage: Everyone wants to talk about unconditional love, but conditional love is just as important. Take your cat, for example. It doesn't love you unless you feed it just about every hour on the hour, and even then it'll act aloof once it's eaten. The conditional love of Tiger or Mittens is entirely contingent upon your willingness to provide exactly what it wants, when it wants it. (Aren't you glad your parents loved you unconditionally?) Let's take a stand against the conditional. Everything must be absolute! We decry any attempt at triviality! We refuse to pay attention to your rules! We'll admit, it's great in theory, but terrible in practice when you just want a sandwich from McDonald's. Etymology: Condicionel was the late 14th century English form of the word conditional. Its roots can be traced back to the Modern French conditionnel, a derivative of the Latin conditionalem. Traced even further, the Latin condicere (to talk with) combines the com- prefix for "together" with the infinitive verb dicere, to speak, which bears little superficial similarity to the modern English usage, although the evolution is easily grasped. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-4505-0-1265007601-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (ms4-1.1blu.de [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 24 May 2008 09:10:37 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.248] (helo=s3248.mb00.net) id 1Jzntk-0001zP-Iz for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 24 May 2008 09:10:37 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ISlcGCa36M4W8ZtVm9m2DxqyMrt6C0NRW3c9eqvg3fVHP3CyrpAnlFrHhcN4jMJRot8+e0BqpKh25Xjv2HAJEwTsSFGZcdPiL+lxm5hmp96c2Rl6EprQAPEOQ+wlG+mq; by s3248.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA68267; Fri, 23 May 2008 23:01:03 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 24 May 2008 00:10:36 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1211582897.5092 Subject: IRONIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-46433-0-1211608821" --MIME_BOUNDARY-46433-0-1211608821 Word of the Day: Ironic (adjective) Pronunciation: [I-'rah-nik] Definition 1: Pertaining to a surprising state of affairs opposite to what would naturally be expected (irony), e.g. it would be ironic for a car dealer to have to walk to and from work (unless he does it intentionally for the exercise). Usage 1: It is coincidental (not ironic) that today's game will be played in the same stadium that the same two teams played in exactly 10 years ago today. It is neither coincidental nor ironic that President-elect Bush was standing on the inaugural podium as the son of the newly sworn President Bush only 12 years earlier=97just a fact. Now, I am at a loss for a good example of irony. After all my talk about irony, that is ironic. Definition 2: Pertaining to a figure of speech (irony) in which the intended meaning is the opposite of the literal meaning: "Oh, no, John isn't musically inclined at all" (knowing he graduated with honors from Juilliard). Suggested Usage: Despite its overuse, this is a concept describing some of the more entertaining events of life. "It isn't ironic that the chef at Pierre's always eats at Sam's Diner; he knows what he's doing." "Ironically, Adelaide's mom found her car keys in the car after searching the house an hour for them." Etymology: Latin ironia "irony" from Greek eironeia "feigned ignorance to confound an antagonist", from eiron "dissembler", possibly going back to eirein "to say." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6ybt.14.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6ybt.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1211582897.5092:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.6ybt.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-46433-0-1211608821 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Ironic (adjective) Pronunciation: [I-'rah-nik] Definition: (1) Pertaining to a surprising state of affairs opposite to what would naturally be expected (irony), e.g. it would be ironic for a car dealer to have to walk to and from work (unless he does it intentionally for the exercise). (2) Pertaining to a figure of speech (irony) in which the intended meaning is the opposite of the literal meaning: "Oh, no, John isn't musically inclined at all" (knowing he graduated with honors from Juilliard). Usage: (1) It is coincidental (not ironic) that today's game will be played in the same stadium that the same two teams played in exactly 10 years ago today. It is neither coincidental nor ironic that President-elect Bush was standing on the inaugural podium as the son of the newly sworn President Bush only 12 years earlier—just a fact. Now, I am at a loss for a good example of irony. After all my talk about irony, that is ironic. Suggested Usage: Despite its overuse, this is a concept describing some of the more entertaining events of life. "It isn't ironic that the chef at Pierre's always eats at Sam's Diner; he knows what he's doing". "Ironically, Adelaide's mom found her car keys in the car after searching the house an hour for them." Etymology: Latin ironia "irony" from Greek eironeia "feigned ignorance to confound an antagonist", from eiron "dissembler", possibly going back to eirein "to say." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.6ybt.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-46433-0-1211608821-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 31 Dec 2007 09:04:02 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.81] (helo=s3081.mb00.net) id 1J9Fcv-0005vZ-60 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 31 Dec 2007 09:04:01 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=tXo2OxB/aUsZwtq+AVhQR2cHfK0roMva2AQk/laiLTcxhqnkZuhgRB2JlHc+JsAZk19GnHgS3WoDBMW14wL/+Ofsk4yKytFXFegNTwyQWxgIHCO1gCU0y8v3lU8UnqUL; by s3081.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA48341; Sun, 30 Dec 2007 23:03:38 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2007 00:04:02 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198952850.124 Subject: OCULAR: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13025-0-1199084410" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13025-0-1199084410 Word of the Day: Ocular (adjective) Pronunciation: ['ah-kyê-lêr] Definition: (1) Pertaining to or seen by the eye or eyes; (2) visual, related to vision. Usage: Today's word sports a few interesting relatives. If you tire of using "glasses" and "spectacles", you can ask your friends how they like your new ocularies. 'Tis a rare word but legitimate. If your ophthalmologist fails you, you may want to turn to an ocularist, a maker of glass eyeballs. The adverb is very ordinary: "ocularly." Suggested Usage: In his suspicions of Desdemona's faithfulness, Othello tells Iago "Be sure of it; give me the ocular proof", in Shakespeare's play 'Othello.' Anything visible or visual falls under the scope of today's word: "Blanche White was a fuss of ocular excitement in her new designer dress". An interesting side note: the Greeks made the columns on their buildings slightly convex to defeat the ocular illusion that straight columns are slightly concave, a practice called entasis. Etymology: Today's word was borrowed via French from Late Latin ocularis "related to the eye" from Latin oculus "eye, bud". The same root is found in "monocle" and "binoculars" from bi- "two" + "ocularis". The original meaning of "inoculate" was "to graft a scion", to 'in-bud' a plant, using the root ocul- in its second sense. The root was originally *okw-. Old English inherited this root at "eage" which softened even more to "eye". It didn't soften before the suffix "-l", so we also find "ogle". In Greek the final [kw] converted to [p] so we get opthalmos "eye" as in "ophthalmology" and "optical", as well as "triceratops" from tri "three" + cerat- "horn" + ops "eye." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. Order now and you can take advantage of these introductory prices, which are each 50% off the regular subscription price. >>> http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;160744332;22424521;r?https://www.nytimesathome.com?MediaCode=3DW15GT ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1198952850.124:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4atg.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13025-0-1199084410 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by The New York Times To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Ocular (adjective) Pronunciation: ['ah-kyê-lêr] Definition: (1) Pertaining to or seen by the eye or eyes; (2) visual, related to vision. Usage: Today's word sports a few interesting relatives. If you tire of using "glasses" and "spectacles", you can ask your friends how they like your new ocularies. 'Tis a rare word but legitimate. If your ophthalmologist fails you, you may want to turn to an ocularist, a maker of glass eyeballs. The adverb is very ordinary: "ocularly." Suggested Usage: In his suspicions of Desdemona's faithfulness, Othello tells Iago "Be sure of it; give me the ocular proof", in Shakespeare's play 'Othello.' Anything visible or visual falls under the scope of today's word: "Blanche White was a fuss of ocular excitement in her new designer dress". An interesting side note: the Greeks made the columns on their buildings slightly convex to defeat the ocular illusion that straight columns are slightly concave, a practice called entasis. Etymology: Today's word was borrowed via French from Late Latin ocularis "related to the eye" from Latin oculus "eye, bud". The same root is found in "monocle" and "binoculars" from bi- "two" + "ocularis". The original meaning of "inoculate" was "to graft a scion", to 'in-bud' a plant, using the root ocul- in its second sense. The root was originally *okw-. Old English inherited this root at "eage" which softened even more to "eye". It didn't soften before the suffix –l, so we also find "ogle". In Greek the final [kw] converted to [p] so we get opthalmos "eye" as in "ophthalmology" and "optical", as well as "triceratops" from tri "three" + cerat- "horn" + ops "eye." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. Order now and you can take advantage of these introductory prices, which are each 50% off the regular subscription price. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4atg.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13025-0-1199084410-- Received: from mailin18.aul.t-online.de (mailin18.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.51]) Mon, 22 Feb 2010 10:13:34 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin18.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NjUM6-0xUc2i0; Mon, 22 Feb 2010 10:13:30 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=FWrDiOU0KaVncGg6ZPjMR2G+xOhlUSYaQT6NY7zf8FQMAsjVHD+z+92Ad93rxzd0M4shB3XcrfydmQD3HHUiHZNt9Xh7cMOXrmCQVmgcIz4L2zVyNACJxQJkfr1Ui71i; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1M711J2047113; Sun, 21 Feb 2010 23:01:01 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:13:30 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266813288.87404 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Forbearance Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-26231-0-1266822002" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-22T09:13:34Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266830011-00001630-6D13579F/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: 861650dd-13e5-43a3-bfc4-24299afa4fb8 --MIME_BOUNDARY-26231-0-1266822002 News for 2/22/2010: * Ron Paul Wins CPAC Straw Poll * Galen: Cut Congressional Pay * Five Events Could Change the Majority Picture for the Senate Dems Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fy1w.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Forbearance (noun) Pronunciation: [fawr-'bair-uh ns] Definition: The act of refraining or abstaining, showing self-control. Usage: To forbear means to abstain; therefore, forbearance is the conscious and willing act of patiently refraining from something usually pleasurable. Synonymous with abstinence, forbearance demonstrates longsuffering and determined self-control=97that is, restraint against provocation that suggests the opposite. Milton and Shakespeare both used the term to depict nearly supernatural restraint. Suggested Usage: If you=92re a recovering college student, chances are you=92ve asked for forbearance on your loans=97the patience and understanding of the companies that spotted you a hundred thousand bucks for your liberal arts degree. Granted, they=92ve never given you forbearance because they=92re a bunch of money vampires, but over the next couple years when your website takes off and your graphic novel finally sells, they=92ll be sorry. Etymology: Forbearance, often used in matters of court or money, was originally introduced as a legal term into the English language sometime around 1560. Forberan, the Old English term for =93abstain,=94 literally meant to bear arms against or rise up against. Also suggested by the Chaucer-era word is the idea of controlling (or bearing) one=92s feelings and emotions against a perceived threat. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266813288.87404:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fy1w.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-26231-0-1266822002 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/22/2010: Ron Paul Wins CPAC Straw Poll Galen: Cut Congressional Pay Five Events Could Change the Majority Picture for the Senate Dems Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Forbearance (noun) Pronunciation: [fawr-'bair-uh ns] Definition: The act of refraining or abstaining, showing self-control. Usage: To forbear means to abstain; therefore, forbearance is the conscious and willing act of patiently refraining from something usually pleasurable. Synonymous with abstinence, forbearance demonstrates longsuffering and determined self-control—that is, restraint against provocation that suggests the opposite. Milton and Shakespeare both used the term to depict nearly supernatural restraint. Suggested Usage: If you’re a recovering college student, chances are you’ve asked for forbearance on your loans—the patience and understanding of the companies that spotted you a hundred thousand bucks for your liberal arts degree. Granted, they’ve never given you forbearance because they’re a bunch of money vampires, but over the next couple years when your website takes off and your graphic novel finally sells, they’ll be sorry. Etymology: Forbearance, often used in matters of court or money, was originally introduced as a legal term into the English language sometime around 1560. Forberan, the Old English term for “abstain,” literally meant to bear arms against or rise up against. Also suggested by the Chaucer-era word is the idea of controlling (or bearing) one’s feelings and emotions against a perceived threat. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-26231-0-1266822002-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 01 Aug 2007 09:41:53 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.26] (helo=s3026.mb00.net) id 1IG8q5-00080q-TD for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 01 Aug 2007 09:41:50 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=qSqsRurOKamwioV5TAl/xtn+ZmkFPBtyHnGhIIgP+nycfRz/1tSv9gYzIz1N4yFVRMUPl7vGKTwuJb4zhTfktuFj7GD98bgD1m76r7eBkb9oxitGnwQZRTk/pps4NyM2; by s3026.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA47010; Wed, 1 Aug 2007 00:03:35 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2007 00:41:49 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1185948722.12171 Subject: PANSOPHIST: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19094-0-1185951613" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19094-0-1185951613 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Pansophist (noun) Pronunciation: [pæn-'so-fist] Definition: Someone who leaves the impression that they know everything; a "know-it-all." Usage: Today's noun may be used as an adjective, too; the noun is "pansophy" ['pæn-sê-fi]. Like pansophists themselves in the era of specialization, this word has become a rarity. It does retain a certain usefulness though and, like all our words, provides a few more threads about where we come from and how we have changed. Suggested Usage: Don't you hate to hear yourself use hyperhyphenated words like "over-the-hill", "stick-to-itiveness", "johnny-come-lately"=97ugh! Now you have a subtle cerebral substitute for that old hyperhyphenated "know-it-all:" "That supercilious pansophist doesn't impress me at all with his encyclopedia of trivia". Unfortunately, the age of pansophy and Renaissance men has passed; there is simply too much knowledge today. Etymology: Greek pansophos "all-wise" from pan "all" + sophos "wise". The noun from the latter, sophia "knowledge, wisdom", appears in "philosophy" from Greek philosophia "love of knowledge". We have long since forgotten that "sophisticated" is supposed to mean "knowledgeable". Interesting fact: the patron saint of the Roman Catholic Church is the masculine St. Peter (the rock) while the Eastern Orthodox Church's patron saint is the feminine St. Sophia (wisdom). -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? Zappos has it all -- and then some -- when it comes to shoes! Plus, great perks: 1000 Brands to choose from with free overnight shipping 365 Day return policy with free shipping to make you smile >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-10485893 http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1185948722.12171:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1pg2.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19094-0-1185951613 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? Zappos has it all -- and then some -- when it comes to shoes! Plus, great perks: Word of the Day: Pansophist (noun) Pronunciation: [pæn-'so-fist] Definition: Someone who leaves the impression that they know everything; a "know-it-all." Usage: Today's noun may be used as an adjective, too; the noun is "pansophy" ['pæn-sê-fi]. Like pansophists themselves in the era of specialization, this word has become a rarity. It does retain a certain usefulness though and, like all our words, provides a few more threads about where we come from and how we have changed. Suggested Usage: Don't you hate to hear yourself use hyperhyphenated words like "over-the-hill", "stick-to-itiveness", "johnny-come-lately"—ugh! Now you have a subtle cerebral substitute for that old hyperhyphenated "know-it-all:" "That supercilious pansophist doesn't impress me at all with his encyclopedia of trivia". Unfortunately, the age of pansophy and Renaissance men has passed; there is simply too much knowledge today. Etymology: Greek pansophos "all-wise" from pan "all" + sophos "wise". The noun from the latter, sophia "knowledge, wisdom", appears in "philosophy" from Greek philosophia "love of knowledge". We have long since forgotten that "sophisticated" is supposed to mean "knowledgeable". Interesting fact: the patron saint of the Roman Catholic Church is the masculine St. Peter (the rock) while the Eastern Orthodox Church's patron saint is the feminine St. Sophia (wisdom). —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1pg2.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19094-0-1185951613-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:34:09 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.14] (helo=s3014.mb00.net) id 1Hz5Nn-0006sz-IK for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:34:07 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=NikfHfDjcZ9k9LXJOlof/UuJkjybPxXFh4dLAPdpOBoNXepSufpWFGwk37btxph/yAwXE/LkDLiwjMYkaWH5VcEdZWjRVvz7WYv+SWlPpEfOsih0pQBcC3TQjB44CTiQ; by s3014.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA40171; Thu, 14 Jun 2007 23:03:23 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 23:34:07 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1181865057.24986 Subject: IMPRIMATUR: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1447-0-1181887218" --MIME_BOUNDARY-1447-0-1181887218 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Imprimatur (Noun) Pronunciation: [im-'prim-ê-tyUr or im-pri-'mah-tUr] Definition: The official stamp of a censorial authority allowing a publication to go to press hence any stamp of approval from an authority. Usage: It is still used in the literal sense in those states practicing censorship and in most churches. The imprimatur of the Roman Catholic censor in approving a book or motion picture, for example, was nihil obstat "nothing stands in the way". The Motion Picture Association of America uses several imprimaturs, G, PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17, to restrict the ages of people viewing a motion picture. Suggested Usage: The word implies approval by a very strong authority. "Nothing reaches the desk of the coach without Reilly's imprimatur", means that Reilly has absolute approval over whatever crosses the coach's desk. It may also be stretched to simply mean "mark": "The glass with traces of chocolate milk is your imprimatur, Frieda; I suggest you were the one who raided the refrigerator last night." Etymology: New Latin imprimatur "let it be printed", third person singular present subjunctive passive of Latin imprimere "to press, print" from in "in(to) + primere "press". Before [l], "in-" assimilates to "il-", before [r] to "ir-", and before [b], [p], and [m], to "im-". It is a variant of "en" and both share the same source as English "in" and Russian v "in(to)!" "Primere" is akin to "press", "pressure", "pregnant", and "espresso", the delightful little caffeinated potable brewed under pressure. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Just in case you haven't mailed those Father's Day cards yet... Smilebox is a GREAT way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free! 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Word of the Day: Imprimatur (Noun) Pronunciation: [im-'prim-ê-tyUr or im-pri-'mah-tUr] Definition: The official stamp of a censorial authority allowing a publication to go to press hence any stamp of approval from an authority. Usage: It is still used in the literal sense in those states practicing censorship and in most churches. The imprimatur of the Roman Catholic censor in approving a book or motion picture, for example, was nihil obstat "nothing stands in the way". The Motion Picture Association of America uses several imprimaturs, G, PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17, to restrict the ages of people viewing a motion picture. Suggested Usage: The word implies approval by a very strong authority. "Nothing reaches the desk of the coach without Reilly's imprimatur", means that Reilly has absolute approval over whatever crosses the coach's desk. It may also be stretched to simply mean "mark": "The glass with traces of chocolate milk is your imprimatur, Frieda; I suggest you were the one who raided the refrigerator last night." Etymology: New Latin imprimatur "let it be printed", third person singular present subjunctive passive of Latin imprimere "to press, print" from in "in(to) + primere "press". Before [l], "in-" assimilates to "il-", before [r] to "ir-", and before [b], [p], and [m], to "im-". It is a variant of "en" and both share the same source as English "in" and Russian v "in(to)!" "Primere" is akin to "press", "pressure", "pregnant", and "espresso", the delightful little caffeinated potable brewed under pressure. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.113f.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1447-0-1181887218-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:17:24 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.66] (helo=s3066.mb00.net) id 1JIJQ8-0002Kb-Na for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 25 Jan 2008 08:56:17 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=llSfF1boV/plSE3JQuJLyUqJBtWquFmoc3Bh55FDJfRXxgBJZTchT5zkt+W+QYCgSYdDG7STm8y96KWU1jTBmXoPsBaB5c5AXx9x0/RaN1N2P9bGCYSaujpmpeosSLL4; by s3066.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA49337; Thu, 24 Jan 2008 23:11:11 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 23:56:18 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1201244871.10710 Subject: THALASSIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18889-0-1201244877" --MIME_BOUNDARY-18889-0-1201244877 Word of the Day: Thalassic (adjective) Pronunciation: [thê-'læ-sik] Definition: Pertaining to the sea; marine. Usage: This is a euphonic onomatopoeic alternative to "marine". The liquid [l] and hissing [s] give the word more semblance of sea sounds than does "marine". The mind swoons at the thought of the illustrious members of the thalass- word family: "When England ruled the seas, it was a thalassocracy", "In college Mary is studying endangered thalassians=97sea turtles", and "It's cool to study thalassography by walking along the seashore." Suggested Usage: We may speak of thalassic smells or colors and the thalassic civilizations around the Mediterranean Sea. Thalassic rocks are those composed of sediments of the sea. We can dream thalassic dreams until the occasion for a thalassic respite from work presents itself. Wouldn't you much prefer a thalassic respite to shelling out for a vacation at the shore? Etymology: The adjective "thalassic" goes back to Greek thalassa "sea." It was made memorable by Xenophon in his "Anabasis" as the cry of the Greek mercenaries recruited by Cyrus the Younger to fight in Persia. Upon return to their homeland, when they first saw the Black Sea that would lead them to Greece, they shouted, "Thalassa, thalassa." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. + Receive an Advance of up to $500 + Receive Royalties + Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over + 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. + Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. + Promote yourself as an author. You get an Author page where you can post your biography, thoughts and commentary on your books, etc. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now - at no cost to you. >>> htttp://www.publicbookshelf.com/hml/author-submissions.html ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1201244871.10710:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4s41.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18889-0-1201244877 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by PublicBookShelf.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Thalassic (adjective) Pronunciation: [thê-'læ-sik] Definition: Pertaining to the sea; marine. Usage: This is a euphonic onomatopoeic alternative to "marine". The liquid [l] and hissing [s] give the word more semblance of sea sounds than does "marine". The mind swoons at the thought of the illustrious members of the thalass- word family: "When England ruled the seas, it was a thalassocracy", "In college Mary is studying endangered thalassians—sea turtles", and "It's cool to study thalassography by walking along the seashore." Suggested Usage: We may speak of thalassic smells or colors and the thalassic civilizations around the Mediterranean Sea. Thalassic rocks are those composed of sediments of the sea. We can dream thalassic dreams until the occasion for a thalassic respite from work presents itself. Wouldn't you much prefer a thalassic respite to shelling out for a vacation at the shore? Etymology: The adjective "thalassic" goes back to Greek thalassa "sea". It was made memorable by Xenophon in his "Anabasis" as the cry of the Greek mercenaries recruited by Cyrus the Younger to fight in Persia. Upon return to their homeland, when they first saw the Black Sea that would lead them to Greece, they shouted, "Thalassa, thalassa." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now - at no cost to you. Receive an Advance of up to $500 Receive Royalties Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. Promote yourself as an author. You get an Author page where you can post your biography, thoughts and commentary on your books, etc. Submit your book now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Submission and publishing are free. Don't wait! YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4s41.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18889-0-1201244877-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 16 Jul 2007 09:09:08 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.142] (helo=s3142.mb00.net) id 1IAKhf-0003LP-Kt for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 16 Jul 2007 09:09:08 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=W5mFJS1oEZ1vdvYBIipl4etYxGRCXz01QxhEs5/RQ1dOo6Bwp7eDrns77xAlZYV297avlPd6nb7e9ld4XYpIoA7b1T9cjE72gF+ro/QVyFrxW7GijmkZy7STrqCwGaPe; by s3142.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA94392; Sun, 15 Jul 2007 23:04:09 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2007 00:09:07 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1184368079.22310 Subject: EDENTATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14189-0-1184565612" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14189-0-1184565612 WORD OF THE DAY: Edentate (adjective) Pronunciation: [ee-'den-teyt] Definition: Lacking teeth (the dental correlate of "bald"). The antonym of dentate "having or shaped like teeth." Usage: The verb, also "edentate", means to extract or otherwise remove teeth. "Edentation" is the noun from the verb. "Edentulous" [ee-'den-tyu-lês] or [ee-'den-chê-lês] has the same meaning as "edentate", deriving from Latin "edentulus" with the same meaning. The term is common in biology in referring to animals without teeth (ducks?) Suggested Usage: The concrete uses of this word are rather obvious, "Her biscuits are not for the weak or edentate". But why not abstract extensions like, "Has congress passed another edentate law restricting handguns?" Rather than threatening to knock someone's teeth out, try, "If you don't leave me alone I'll edentate you!" If that doesn't return everyone's sense of humor, nothing will. Etymology: From the past participle ("edentatus") Latin edentare "to knock out the teeth". Latin dens, dentis "tooth" is akin to Sanskrit "dantas", Greek "odous", Gothic "tunthus", German "Zahn", and English "tooth", which seems to have lost the "n" somewhere along the way. The original PIE word was the present participle of *ed- "eat, bite": *ed-ent =3D "biting, biter". For a bigger slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in our library. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have you checked your auto insurance rates lately? Esurance is an easy way to check out the competition and see if you can be paying less for the same coverage. 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Usage: The verb, also "edentate", means to extract or otherwise remove teeth. "Edentation" is the noun from the verb. "Edentulous" [ee-'den-tyu-lês] or [ee-'den-chê-lês] has the same meaning as "edentate", deriving from Latin "edentulus" with the same meaning. The term is common in biology in referring to animals without teeth (ducks?) Suggested Usage: The concrete uses of this word are rather obvious, "Her biscuits are not for the weak or edentate". But why not abstract extensions like, "Has congress passed another edentate law restricting handguns?" Rather than threatening to knock someone's teeth out, try, "If you don't leave me alone I'll edentate you!" If that doesn't return everyone's sense of humor, nothing will. Etymology: From the past participle ("edentatus") Latin edentare "to knock out the teeth". Latin dens, dentis "tooth" is akin to Sanskrit "dantas", Greek "odous", Gothic "tunthus", German "Zahn", and English "tooth", which seems to have lost the "n" somewhere along the way. The original PIE word was the present participle of *ed- "eat, bite": *ed-ent =3D "biting, biter". For a bigger slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in our library. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1gew.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14189-0-1184565612-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 29 Feb 2008 08:34:08 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.38] (helo=s3038.mb00.net) id 1JUzkq-0000i9-EA for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 29 Feb 2008 08:34:04 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=t8KL/ckMiE7SxGXycA39cpVMmknTl6sFbuehUxCMc4mFWB2V6ymWGAjUXUJ8QlhwP0t6EBcuKLBPwxkoUI1a0xxX8cu3NdUUSFh0Rsv/KZNNfWMqg2FbZsgQgghL95Z/; by s3038.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA17218; Thu, 28 Feb 2008 23:04:06 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 23:34:07 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1204256833.23259 Subject: EKE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11568-0-1204268408" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11568-0-1204268408 Word of the Day: Eke (verb) Pronunciation: [eek] Definition: To increase, supplement, to fill out; to barely gain even through hard work. ("Eke" is eke an archaic adverb meaning "also.") Usage: Here is a good example of how the meanings of words evolve over time. Originally this word meant "to supplement, complete, fill out", as in "to eke out a living with a second job" or "eke out the material with a scrap in the sewing machine". However, the implication of a supplement, such as a second job, implies shortage and hardship, so the next generation came to (mis)take this word as meaning "supplement by hardship". The next generation then focused on the hardship itself, as to "eke out an existence from an abandoned mine", which suggests a bare existence achieved through difficult labor. Language learning is imperfect and each new generation of speakers does not comprehend the meanings of words exactly as its teachers intend them. Suggested Usage: Today's word has a meaning we are about to lose, "to add, supplement, fill out", as in "The memory of their week on the Greek Isles eked out Stella's enjoyment of their reunion dinner". But even the new meaning admits of innovative usage, "After dating her for 7 years, Hargrove could eke very little joy out of Gladys' marriage to his erstwhile friend, Alistair." Etymology: Old English ecan from Old Germanic *aukjan, related to Latin augere "to increase" whence "augment", "auction", and Greek auxanein "to increase". "Auxiliary" is from Latin auxilium, eke based on this same root. Without the initial [a], the [u] becomes a consonant, [w], and the addition of the suffix [s] produces *wegs, which underlies the verb wax [waks] "to grow", as "to wax romantic" and the part of the body most notable for it growth=97"waist." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Get your REAL Astrological Reading today. 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Just Ask Bethea >>> http://www.joypeaceandhappiness.com/wait.asp?Email=3DYourEmailAddress& FirstName=3DYourFirstName&RefCode=3D8460 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1204256833.23259:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5gno.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11568-0-1204268408 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Eke (verb) Pronunciation: [eek] Definition: To increase, supplement, to fill out; to barely gain even through hard work. ("Eke" is eke an archaic adverb meaning "also.") Usage: Here is a good example of how the meanings of words evolve over time. Originally this word meant "to supplement, complete, fill out", as in "to eke out a living with a second job" or "eke out the material with a scrap in the sewing machine". However, the implication of a supplement, such as a second job, implies shortage and hardship, so the next generation came to (mis)take this word as meaning "supplement by hardship". The next generation then focused on the hardship itself, as to "eke out an existence from an abandoned mine", which suggests a bare existence achieved through difficult labor. Language learning is imperfect and each new generation of speakers does not comprehend the meanings of words exactly as its teachers intend them. Suggested Usage: Today's word has a meaning we are about to lose, "to add, supplement, fill out", as in "The memory of their week on the Greek Isles eked out Stella's enjoyment of their reunion dinner". But even the new meaning admits of innovative usage, "After dating her for 7 years, Hargrove could eke very little joy out of Gladys' marriage to his erstwhile friend, Alistair." Etymology: Old English ecan from Old Germanic *aukjan, related to Latin augere "to increase" whence "augment", "auction", and Greek auxanein "to increase". "Auxiliary" is from Latin auxilium, eke based on this same root. Without the initial [a], the [u] becomes a consonant, [w], and the addition of the suffix [s] produces *wegs, which underlies the verb wax [waks] "to grow", as "to wax romantic" and the part of the body most notable for it growth—"waist." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.5gno.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11568-0-1204268408-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 25 Apr 2008 08:22:57 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.228] (helo=s3228.mb00.net) id 1JpHKi-00072t-RG for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 25 Apr 2008 08:22:57 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=oH12fdD/HXlsN/4Mp6wh31B9aAryTp+u/z5v3Nsy/ZNOQ5ldhRDcTPmNpfMMxHH5JHiYHC3gCWxt7H5SytOrGMgMp8j6vq23Ik85ApCPTbRIlX+iYn/rZPXpU7A16YiB; by s3228.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA65647; Thu, 24 Apr 2008 23:01:05 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 23:22:56 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1209081307.86703 Subject: BOOR: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-83592-0-1209103221" --MIME_BOUNDARY-83592-0-1209103221 Word of the Day: Boor (noun) Pronunciation: ['bur or 'bu-wêr] Definition: A lout, a grossly rude and tactless person. Usage: Do not confuse today's word with "bore" [bor] (one of the few deverbal person nouns without the suffix "-er": a writ-er writes and a read-er reads, but cooks, guides, and bores cook, write and bore). Boors are boorish and behave boorishly because of their boorishness. Most boors now live far from South Africa, where the boers are now gentleman farmers all, producing excellent wines, among other produce. Suggested Usage: Remember, boors are seldom bores, "How that boor got his FOOT in the punch bowl I'll never know; he usually keeps it tucked safely in his mouth". Rather, boors tend to behave rather vulgarly: "The giggling boys watched Gordon boorishly pick his nose and made bets on how he would dispose of the by-product." Etymology: From Afrikaans boer "farmer" related to Dutch boer and German Bauer "peasant farmer" and to Old English buan "dwell, live" from which contemporary "bower" is derived. To English colonialists in South Africa, the boers were rude and uncivilized, so they adopted the word in that sense, but misspelling in their own "civilized" way. The original root of today's word underlies the word for "be" in all Indo-European languages, and hence has too enormous a lexical progeny to be covered here. We do thank Christo Lombaard, himself of South Africa, for pointing out most unboorishly how English speakers shot themselves in the foot misborrowing today's word. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6g8q.14.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6g8q.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1209081307.86703:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.6g8q.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-83592-0-1209103221 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Boor (noun) Pronunciation: ['bur or 'bu-wêr] Definition: (A lout, a grossly rude and tactless person. Usage: Do not confuse today's word with "bore" [bor] (one of the few deverbal person nouns without the suffix –er: a writ-er writes and a read-er reads, but cooks, guides, and bores cook, write and bore). Boors are boorish and behave boorishly because of their boorishness. Most boors now live far from South Africa, where the boers are now gentleman farmers all, producing excellent wines, among other produce. Suggested Usage: Remember, boors are seldom bores, "How that boor got his FOOT in the punch bowl I'll never know; he usually keeps it tucked safely in his mouth". Rather, boors tend to behave rather vulgarly: "The giggling boys watched Gordon boorishly pick his nose and made bets on how he would dispose of the by-product." Etymology: From Afrikaans boer "farmer" related to Dutch boer and German Bauer "peasant farmer" and to Old English buan "dwell, live" from which contemporary "bower" is derived. To English colonialists in South Africa, the boers were rude and uncivilized, so they adopted the word in that sense, but misspelling in their own "civilized" way. The original root of today's word underlies the word for "be" in all Indo-European languages, and hence has too enormous a lexical progeny to be covered here. We do thank Christo Lombaard, himself of South Africa, for pointing out most unboorishly how English speakers shot themselves in the foot misborrowing today's word. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. 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Word of the Day: Farrago (noun) Pronunciation: [fê-'rah-go] Definition: A disorganized mixture, a hotchpotch (not PA Dutch for "hodge-podge" but the original pronunciation of that word, from the English pronunciation of the French word hochepot "stew"=97literally "shake pot"=97converted to a rhyme compound.) Usage: The plural is "farragoes" with an [e]. The adjective is "farraginous" [fê-'ræ-ji-nês] as, "Each of us is a farraginous conglomeration of prejudices." Suggested Usage: The rather literal-minded Roy Hattersley considered Walter Scott's 'Ivanhoe' "a farrago of historical nonsense combined with maudlin romance". It remains, nonetheless, an excellent romantic novel for the young at heart. Once more: "Mavis' home is furnished in a farrago of styles ranging from classical to what might be called contemporary punk camp." Etymology: Latin farrago "mixed fodder" from far, farr- "spelt (a kind of grain". The same root underlies "farina" from another variant referring to grain. 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And this commitment translates to a pledge of 100% customer satisfaction, 100% of the time. How often does anyone (including your dad) get that?! Word of the Day: Farrago (Noun) Pronunciation: [fê-'rah-go] Definition: A disorganized mixture, a hotchpotch (not PA Dutch for "hodge-podge" but the original pronunciation of that word, from the English pronunciation of the French word hochepot "stew"—literally "shake pot"—converted to a rhyme compound). Usage: The plural is "farragoes" with an [e]. The adjective is "farraginous" [fê-'ræ-ji-nês] as, "Each of us is a farraginous conglomeration of prejudices." Suggested Usage: The rather literal-minded Roy Hattersley considered Walter Scott's 'Ivanhoe' "a farrago of historical nonsense combined with maudlin romance". It remains, nonetheless, an excellent romantic novel for the young at heart. Once more: "Mavis' home is furnished in a farrago of styles ranging from classical to what might be called contemporary punk camp." Etymology: Latin farrago "mixed fodder" from far, farr- "spelt (a kind of grain". The same root underlies "farina" from another variant referring to grain. It emerged in English as the "bar" in "barley." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.xwm.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-26458-0-1181541609-- Received: from mailin01.aul.t-online.de (mailin01.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.42]) Fri, 18 Dec 2009 09:38:53 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin01.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NLYMF-23rSwy0; Fri, 18 Dec 2009 09:38:43 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=RwBMcjp9NP9kKJTABQf7/koK1sXy+ugHcTDLbMJ55D+5Yq938ZzEu0fb+3HOFnX2RAzPW3pClOSci1A9satCGKyxf2uhJD2iF2dR7PvFA/8XqT8+QxFCdRozj0u+8oxt; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBI71iH8023085; Thu, 17 Dec 2009 23:01:44 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:38:43 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260585395.30503 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Abstain Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-82745-0-1261119631" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-18T08:38:53Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261125524-00006159-727F9E43/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: e196c32d-7ae2-4f17-a3ae-d07f3e46fcf7 --MIME_BOUNDARY-82745-0-1261119631 Word of the Day: Abstain (verb) Pronunciation: [ab-steyn] Definition: To withhold from oneself, to refrain (from) something, to do without, to shun. Usage: Don't abstain from using this word, which will allow you to politely excuse yourself from just about any activity that you don't want to do=97all the while, making it sound as though it's a sacrifice! Instead of, "I don't want to go to your party!" try, "Ooh, I'm afraid I must abstain from such revelry tonight. Terribly sorry". Food you don't like, boys you'd rather not date, and family trips can be handily sidestepped using abstain. Suggested Usage: Abstinence is best expressed as avoidance of something pleasurable or indulgent. While you might facetiously abstain from doing something you would prefer not to do, actually abstaining is difficult work. Abstaining from sex, alcohol, and that final cookie in the jar are not easy things to do! People also use the word abstain when the thing that they would like to do is self-destructive, because yes, you can have too much of a good thing. Etymology: The English language stole the word abstenir from the French during the Middle Ages and re-appropriated it as abstenen, from which we get the word abstinence. However, the Latin root of the word, abstinere, means to withhold, combining ab (from) with tenere (to have, to hold). LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260585395.30503:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f8sz.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-82745-0-1261119631 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Abstain (verb) Pronunciation: [ab-steyn] Definition: To withhold from oneself, to refrain (from) something, to do without, to shun. Usage: Don't abstain from using this word, which will allow you to politely excuse yourself from just about any activity that you don't want to do—all the while, making it sound as though it's a sacrifice! Instead of, "I don't want to go to your party!" try, "Ooh, I'm afraid I must abstain from such revelry tonight. Terribly sorry". Food you don't like, boys you'd rather not date, and family trips can be handily sidestepped using abstain. Suggested Usage: Abstinence is best expressed as avoidance of something pleasurable or indulgent. While you might facetiously abstain from doing something you would prefer not to do, actually abstaining is difficult work. Abstaining from sex, alcohol, and that final cookie in the jar are not easy things to do! People also use the word abstain when the thing that they would like to do is self-destructive, because yes, you can have too much of a good thing. Etymology: The English language stole the word abstenir from the French during the Middle Ages and re-appropriated it as abstenen, from which we get the word abstinence. However, the Latin root of the word, abstinere, means to withhold, combining ab (from) with tenere (to have, to hold). –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-82745-0-1261119631-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 13 Jun 2007 08:44:59 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.98] (helo=s3098.mb00.net) id 1HyMbC-00078l-6M for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 13 Jun 2007 08:44:58 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ccNkqLQV3RYQ15ylD+lVu6R4FCaLT7UQoJqiIUsNbxThtfYhfdfd2aNhRY+GmluzacysrybvVK1w+aIz08pIemJihcAeCyFwRmN7XS13K1T7idqnbR9mreF5O+beJkm0; by s3098.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA24150; Tue, 12 Jun 2007 23:03:21 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 23:44:58 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1181707104.14964 Subject: GROUPTHINK: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13045-0-1181714427" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13045-0-1181714427 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Groupthink (noun) Pronunciation: ['grup-thingk] Definition: Yale psychologist Irving Janis originally defined groupthink as =91=91a mode of thinking that people engage in when they are deeply involved in a cohesive in-group, when...strivings for unanimity override...motivation to realistically appraise alternative courses of action". In other words, the surrender of independent thought to group dynamics. Usage: Groupthink is not an evil; it is the attempt by members of a prestigious group to contribute to consensus, as well as to protect themselves by siding with the majority. However, it often leads to bad decisions. It is generally accepted as a major factor in Roosevelt's ignoring evidence of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor and in Kennedy's miscalculations in invading Cuba. Now it is being suggested that it was a factor in the miscalculation of weapons of mass destruction and Al Qaeda activity in Iraq. Suggested Usage: Since the noun "think" means "one instance of thinking", "Groupthink", is not the best of terms. It was selected, no doubt, for its scary association with Orwell's "doublethink", "goodthink", etc. in the novel '1984.' The sentiment is one long associated with the thought conformity of committees: "A camel is a horse designed by groupthink (a committee)." Etymology: The word "think" comes from Old English "thencan" akin to "thancian "to thank". Its origin is Proto-Indo-European *tong-/teng which rarely appears outside Germanic: Albanian tang=EB "resentment" and Tocharian=97a dead language=97tunk "love". These examples seem to refer to feelings but in Old English "think" originally meant "to seem, appear", as Thomas Heywood so aptly put it in 1635, "Him thought that in his depth of sleepe he saw A Souldier arm'd". This led to the impersonal verb, "methinks", found often in the works of Shakespeare. 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Enrolling is easy! Find out more today. Word of the Day: Groupthink (Noun) Pronunciation: ['grup-thingk] Definition: Yale psychologist Irving Janis originally defined groupthink as ‘‘a mode of thinking that people engage in when they are deeply involved in a cohesive in-group, when...strivings for unanimity override...motivation to realistically appraise alternative courses of action". In other words, the surrender of independent thought to group dynamics. Usage: Groupthink is not an evil; it is the attempt by members of a prestigious group to contribute to consensus, as well as to protect themselves by siding with the majority. However, it often leads to bad decisions. It is generally accepted as a major factor in Roosevelt's ignoring evidence of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor and in Kennedy's miscalculations in invading Cuba. Now it is being suggested that it was a factor in the miscalculation of weapons of mass destruction and Al Qaeda activity in Iraq. Suggested Usage: Since the noun "think" means "one instance of thinking", "Groupthink", is not the best of terms. It was selected, no doubt, for its scary association with Orwell's "doublethink", "goodthink", etc. in the novel '1984.' The sentiment is one long associated with the thought conformity of committees: "A camel is a horse designed by groupthink (a committee)." Etymology: The Word "think" comes from Old English "thencan" akin to "thancian "to thank". Its origin is Proto-Indo-European *tong-/teng which rarely appears outside Germanic: Albanian tangë "resentment" and Tocharian—a dead language—tunk "love". These examples seem to refer to feelings but in Old English "think" originally meant "to seem, appear", as Thomas Heywood so aptly put it in 1635, "Him thought that in his depth of sleepe he saw A Souldier arm'd". This led to the impersonal verb, "methinks", found often in the works of Shakespeare. It is easy to see how "it appears to me" could slip into "I think." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.zp7.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13045-0-1181714427-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 30 Jun 2007 08:24:07 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.22] (helo=s3022.mb00.net) id 1I4WNL-0000CN-3Z for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 30 Jun 2007 08:24:07 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=L0r0gll/OHzOSodzrAh+MeRlFWbldcsUDnRITXy3u3h115dnx0j5i1IHu12951vdhmYc8a36EuHkHtauIPI5hANrREaO1gVbdLm6Hd020hYVo6bner+XvynmBGZPOYML; by s3022.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA63777; Fri, 29 Jun 2007 23:03:59 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2007 23:24:07 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1183066629.17631 Subject: GAMBIT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6686-0-1183183211" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6686-0-1183183211 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Gambit (noun) Pronunciation: ['gæm-bit] Definition: A daring opening move in chess that sacrifices a piece for a future advantage. Usage: Applied first and foremost to the game of chess. Suggested Usage: Of course, it can be applied to any daring opening move, such as a provocative statement to open a conversation or a risky business maneuver that promises long-term gains. "Buying so much of the flood plain was a risky gambit that could pay off if fish-farming becomes profitable." Etymology: Italian gambetto "gambit", originally "tripping (up)" from gamba "leg". The same PIE root devolved into Greek kampê "bend, twist" and Lithuanian kampas "corner". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! With gas prices sky high, here's an offer from Discover Card to help take the edge off (especially for long roadtrips): 5% Cashback Bonus on gas! 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There are additional benefits of using Discover, such as: no annual fee $0 fraud liability guarantee up to 1% cashback on all purchases great customer service. So if you don't have Discover, sign up today to start saving! Word of the Day: Gambit (Noun) Pronunciation: ['gæm-bit] Definition: A daring opening move in chess that sacrifices a piece for a future advantage. Usage: Applied first and foremost to the game of chess. Suggested Usage: Of course, it can be applied to any daring opening move, such as a provocative statement to open a conversation or a risky business maneuver that promises long-term gains. "Buying so much of the flood plain was a risky gambit that could pay off if fish-farming becomes profitable." Etymology: Italian gambetto "gambit", originally "tripping (up)" from gamba "leg". The same PIE root devolved into Greek kampê "bend, twist" and Lithuanian kampas "corner". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18n6.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6686-0-1183183211-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 26 Sep 2007 08:30:42 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.105] (helo=s3105.mb00.net) id 1IaQPn-00044k-RW for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 26 Sep 2007 08:30:32 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=JZTcvXT5D3nP/VcQLalrDG/UW6HzXkwIBeV0eeqDzx3DT6ctj3P1Uq7lKiTd4kgq+YT9G1WXbR1yNQ6fvCu+aYZfjPmnl8Ow0XZTC5+S8ezFQINlpTvysMP4Qq6+6ERT; by s3105.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA43099; Tue, 25 Sep 2007 23:03:39 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2007 23:30:31 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1190763035.15398 Subject: OPSIMATHY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-158-0-1190786432" --MIME_BOUNDARY-158-0-1190786432 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Opsimathy (noun) Pronunciation: [ahp-'si-mê-thi] Definition: (Literary) Late learning, learning late in life. Usage: The word is a rare literary form but we predict an imminent come-back. A person who takes on learning late in life is an "opsimath" ['ahp-si-mæth], as a "polymath" (poly "many" + math) is someone of encyclopedic learning or polymathy [pa-'li-mê-thi]). Suggested Usage: As the English-speaking population ages and the limits of life expectancy advance, opsimathy promises to become more prominent and the word less literary and more colloquial. Opsimathy was once frowned upon, considered less effective by educators than early learning. However, any university administrator will tell you that the opsimath population is growing in the U.S. Etymology: Greek opse "late" + math- "learning". "Mathematics" shares the same origin; it derives from the adjective of mathema "science, learning" from manthanein "to learn". The PIE stem *men-dhe- also underlies Russian mudry "wise", Avestan mazda "wise", Sanskrit mantrah "counsel, prayer", and Albanian mund "can". Akin to Latin mens, mentis "mind" in "mental", Greek "mentor", and the Latin suffix -ment. The initial constituent, "opsi-", is also used in the rare word, "opsigamy" [op-'si-gê-mi] which means "marriage late in life." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. * Birthdays * Weddings * Babies * Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. 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Usage: The word is a rare literary form but we predict an imminent come-back. A person who takes on learning late in life is an "opsimath" ['ahp-si-mæth], as a "polymath" (poly "many" + math) is someone of encyclopedic learning or polymathy [pa-'li-mê-thi]). Suggested Usage: As the English-speaking population ages and the limits of life expectancy advance, opsimathy promises to become more prominent and the word less literary and more colloquial. Opsimathy was once frowned upon, considered less effective by educators than early learning. However, any university administrator will tell you that the opsimath population is growing in the U.S. Etymology: Greek opse "late" + math- "learning". "Mathematics" shares the same origin; it derives from the adjective of mathema "science, learning" from manthanein "to learn". The PIE stem *men-dhe- also underlies Russian mudry "wise", Avestan mazda "wise", Sanskrit mantrah "counsel, prayer", and Albanian mund "can". Akin to Latin mens, mentis "mind" in "mental", Greek "mentor", and the Latin suffix -ment. The initial constituent, "opsi-", is also used in the rare word, "opsigamy" [op-'si-gê-mi] which means "marriage late in life." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2lqj.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-158-0-1190786432-- Received: from mailin02.aul.t-online.de (mailin02.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.43]) Fri, 25 Dec 2009 09:16:26 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin02.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NO5LN-2KrCMa0; Fri, 25 Dec 2009 09:16:17 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=ArUIAPa0/06Ng3QKwIuUUlS5fMSeLvjsNdEu0vk9ATUwVGWS4fQ9OwTECiLBjypac025iEwBg8fMCyiXso2oY4QCyRoqJiOylkyOS1doCUuC6OkEuHGSkXI5CIyYAaVy; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBP71Yu5026335; Thu, 24 Dec 2009 23:01:34 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 25 Dec 2009 00:16:18 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1261378105.21328 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Brazen Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-27621-0-1261724420" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-25T08:16:26Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261728978-00003C45-57AACBFF/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 6681830f-505d-4cd8-ba46-b845ee9cf788 --MIME_BOUNDARY-27621-0-1261724420 Word of the Day: Brazen (adjective) Pronunciation: ['brey-zuh n] Definition: Shameless, impudent, bold; also, made of or resembling brass. Usage: Although one definition of brazen is simply "bold", you're not brazen when you walk through the woods on a dark evening all alone. You're brazen when you walk into the woods on a dark evening all alone and start a fire. Brazenness is best seen in the devious, truculent, and criminal activities of individuals who just don't care. Alternately, your Coppertone arms may appear strong and brazen as you work out in the sun. (But probably not.) Suggested Usage: Brazen in its original usage means hard, solid, and harsh. A brazen act or person is hard, harsh, and bold; often doing things they ought not be. The word is often used in referenced to an act: a brazen attempt, a brazen murder, a brazen affront, although individuals themselves can also be brazen. It is, perhaps unsurprisingly, most often used in reference to criminals. Etymology: Brazen has its root in the Middle English word brasen, from the Old English word bræsen, which means=97you guessed it=97made of brass. Use the adjective, noun, and adverb all in the same day, and in a brazen display of brazenness, brazenly use the same word thrice in a sentence. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1261378105.21328:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fc6w.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-27621-0-1261724420 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Brazen (adjective) Pronunciation: ['brey-zuh n] Definition: Shameless, impudent, bold; also, made of or resembling brass. Usage: Although one definition of brazen is simply "bold", you're not brazen when you walk through the woods on a dark evening all alone. You're brazen when you walk into the woods on a dark evening all alone and start a fire. Brazenness is best seen in the devious, truculent, and criminal activities of individuals who just don't care. Alternately, your Coppertone arms may appear strong and brazen as you work out in the sun. (But probably not.) Suggested Usage: Brazen in its original usage means hard, solid, and harsh. A brazen act or person is hard, harsh, and bold; often doing things they ought not be. The word is often used in referenced to an act: a brazen attempt, a brazen murder, a brazen affront, although individuals themselves can also be brazen. It is, perhaps unsurprisingly, most often used in reference to criminals. Etymology: Brazen has its root in the Middle English word brasen, from the Old English word bræsen, which means—you guessed it—made of brass. 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Usage: Gotcha! Today's word has absolutely nothing to do with gender differences. As you can see from the Etymology, it refers only to leap year or the intercalary (extra) day of a leap year. If you are in a hurry, you may refer to the extra day simply as the "bissext", though "bissextus" is probably the more easily pronounced. Suggested Usage: For those of you born on February 29, here is something you can't get away with, "The reason Gilliam is 10 but looks 40 is that he was born in a bissextile year and only has birthdays every 4 years." That simply doesn't work, however logical it might seem. 2004 has a bissectus (yesterday) and hence is a bissextile year. Etymology: This word comes from Latin bissextilis "having an intercalary day" from the first word of the phrase bis sextus (dies) "twice the sixth day", from bis "twice" and sextus "sixth". The phrase arises from the fact that the sixth day before the Calends of March (February 24} occurred twice every leap year in the Roman calendar. Thus this "sex" comes from the Latin word for "six", which shares the same origin as German "sechs", Dutch "zes", Spanish "seis", French "six", Italian "sei", Russian "shest'", and Classical Greek "hex" (remember "semi-" and "hemi-"?) Many words come from the Latin and Greek versions of this root: "sextet", "sextillion", and "hexagonal". "Siesta" was inherited by Spanish from the Romans, by whose timepieces midday was 6 o'sundial. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! The best TV is on DIRECTTV! Movies - Over 30 Premium Movie Channels Sports - Special Packages & 45+ Channels Entertainment - up to 200 more Channels Family packages start at just $29.99 a month! DIRECTSTARTTV an Authorized DIRECTTV dealer >>> http://www.directstartv.com/jump.html?referID=3DABC136_000026E ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1203807475.22413:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5chz.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14455-0-1204182035 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Bissextile (adjective) Pronunciation: [bI-'seks-tIL] Definition: The discussion of same sex marriages made us think that we should send out a related word but we decided instead to offer this wholly unrelated word, which means "(1) referring to a leap year or (2) the extra day in a leap year." Usage: Gotcha! Today's word has absolutely nothing to do with gender differences. As you can see from the Etymology, it refers only to leap year or the intercalary (extra) day of a leap year. If you are in a hurry, you may refer to the extra day simply as the "bissext", though "bissextus" is probably the more easily pronounced. Suggested Usage: For those of you born on February 29, here is something you can't get away with, "The reason Gilliam is 10 but looks 40 is that he was born in a bissextile year and only has birthdays every 4 years". That simply doesn't work, however logical it might seem. 2004 has a bissectus (yesterday) and hence is a bissextile year. Etymology: This word comes from Latin bissextilis "having an intercalary day" from the first Word of the phrase bis sextus (dies) "twice the sixth day", from bis "twice" and sextus "sixth". The phrase arises from the fact that the sixth day before the Calends of March (February 24} occurred twice every leap year in the Roman calendar. Thus this "sex" comes from the Latin word for "six", which shares the same origin as German "sechs", Dutch "zes", Spanish "seis", French "six", Italian "sei", Russian "shest'", and Classical Greek "hex" (remember "semi-" and "hemi-"?) Many words come from the Latin and Greek versions of this root: "sextet", "sextillion", and "hexagonal". "Siesta" was inherited by Spanish from the Romans, by whose timepieces midday was 6 o'sundial. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Images not loading? To view this email, visit our website. YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. 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Word of the Day: Jehu (noun) Pronunciation: [jee-hyu] Definition: Someone who drives very fast and recklessly; someone who loves driving. Usage: Not to be confused with "yahoo", the race of bestial people in 'Gulliver's Travels' or the popular search engine on the Web. Today's word has no relatives in English (though it may be used as a verb). Suggested Usage: Jehus may also be drivers or chauffeurs, but the term is used most often in reference to dare-devil driving off the track: "Clarence, don't drive like a jehu; this is a funeral procession, after all". Since this term is relatively rare in the US, the metaphorical possibilities have hardly been explored: "Some jehu out there on the information highway hacked my website last night". We hope you never meet a jehu on life's highway. Etymology: A communization of the proper name "Jehu" from 2 Kings 9:20 "The lookout reported, 'He has reached them, but he isn't coming back either. The driving is like that of Jehu, son of Nimshi=97he drives like a madman.'" Jehu drove a one horsepower chariot=97so we can no longer blame a horsepower-crazed Detroit for freeway driving. We may then say that Jehu, son of Nimshi, is the eponym of today's word and, since it is now a common noun, we may write it with a small letter, even though most dictionaries still capitalize it. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Treat your feet! Crocs Footwear is legendary in its comfort status. Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: * lots of colors and styles * comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet * orthotic foot bed * slip-resistant and non-marking soles * anti-microbial and odor resistant * Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. 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There are additional benefits of using Discover, with our favorites being: no annual fee $0 fraud liability guarantee up to 1% cashback on all purchases great customer service. So if you don't have a Discover Card, sign up today and start saving! Word of the Day: Jehu (Noun) Pronunciation: [jee-hyu] Definition: Someone who drives very fast and recklessly; someone who loves driving. Usage: Not to be confused with "yahoo", the race of bestial people in 'Gulliver's Travels' or the popular search engine on the Web. Today's word has no relatives in English (though it may be used as a verb). Suggested Usage: Jehus may also be drivers or chauffeurs, but the term is used most often in reference to dare-devil driving off the track: "Clarence, don't drive like a jehu; this is a funeral procession, after all". Since this term is relatively rare in the US, the metaphorical possibilities have hardly been explored: "Some jehu out there on the information highway hacked my website last night". We hope you never meet a jehu on life's highway. Etymology: A communization of the proper name "Jehu" from 2 Kings 9:20 "The lookout reported, 'He has reached them, but he isn't coming back either. The driving is like that of Jehu, son of Nimshi—he drives like a madman.'" Jehu drove a one horsepower chariot—so we can no longer blame a horsepower-crazed Detroit for freeway driving. We may then say that Jehu, son of Nimshi, is the eponym of today's word and, since it is now a common noun, we may write it with a small letter, even though most dictionaries still capitalize it. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.pvu.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5877-0-1180072811-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.51]) Wed, 27 Jan 2010 09:28:37 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin19.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Na3GM-12Th0y0; Wed, 27 Jan 2010 09:28:34 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=S8C/fD/3/lTHYC4f82fCuQcHBg/Q97yrxm8tYbZQRCB6114GCtdk0k4Q8jWTSCCK4+WhXwK6An2py4Kn8BmKma3bSKggTgAFxnd+kDPitDNmwT+6GpKn5xtlISRxrDdV; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0R71L9M057766; Tue, 26 Jan 2010 23:01:21 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 27 Jan 2010 00:28:34 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1264563311.14489 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Nonchalant Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-82612-0-1264575606" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-27T08:28:37Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1264580915-000012EA-D4AF7681/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 7716f376-0fe2-4629-b319-278293ef8e2c --MIME_BOUNDARY-82612-0-1264575606 News for 1/27/2010: * Small business tax credits for jobs. Another waste of money? * Deficit Will Remain at WWII Level * Congress Spent Over $1 Million on Copenhagen Summit. Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fohy.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Nonchalant (adjective) Pronunciation: [non-shuh-'lahnt] Definition: Indifferent or aloof, unconcerned, cool or casual. Usage: The cool indifference suggested by the term nonchalant is really a state of disaffectedness, the conspicuous removal of one from one's surroundings. Although sometimes touted as a cool-headed lack of care, the meaning of the term hints at a lack of warmth, a nearly careless disregard. Nonchalant is used most appropriately in an unflattering context. Nevertheless, there are those who equate nonchalant with casual, unperturbed, even happy in the face of adversity. Suggested Usage: You want to be really cool? Be nonchalant. That way, no one will suspect you were the one who accidentally drove the car into the garage door. Nonchalant is your ticket to an easy ride when you forget someone's birthday -- no big deal. It's the key that opens the door to a Buddha-like placidness. Nothing can affect you if you're nonchalant. Of course, being nonchalant all the time will make you seem like a little bit of a jerk, but if you're truly nonchalant, you probably won't even notice what people think of you. You're too cool for that stuff. Etymology: The French origins of the word nonchalant are readily apparent to even the amateur linguist. The term was borrowed completely unadulterated from the French in the 1670s, in terms of spelling and meaning. Nonchalant, the French word, is the past participle of nonchaloir, indifferent to or without concern for. Chaloir, the French verb "to have concern (for)" itself comes from the Latin term calere for hot. Hence, in one of those strange reversals that language tends to exhibit, the literal Latin term for not hot ends up meaning "cool" in English, a term for=85 not hot. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1264563311.14489:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fohy.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-82612-0-1264575606 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/27/2010: Small business tax credits for jobs. Another waste of money? Deficit Will Remain at WWII Level Congress Spent Over $1 Million on Copenhagen Summit. Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Nonchalant (adjective) Pronunciation: [non-shuh-'lahnt] Definition: Indifferent or aloof, unconcerned, cool or casual. Usage: The cool indifference suggested by the term nonchalant is really a state of disaffectedness, the conspicuous removal of one from one's surroundings. Although sometimes touted as a cool-headed lack of care, the meaning of the term hints at a lack of warmth, a nearly careless disregard. Nonchalant is used most appropriately in an unflattering context. Nevertheless, there are those who equate nonchalant with casual, unperturbed, even happy in the face of adversity. Suggested Usage: You want to be really cool? Be nonchalant. That way, no one will suspect you were the one who accidentally drove the car into the garage door. Nonchalant is your ticket to an easy ride when you forget someone's birthday -- no big deal. It's the key that opens the door to a Buddha-like placidness. Nothing can affect you if you're nonchalant. Of course, being nonchalant all the time will make you seem like a little bit of a jerk, but if you're truly nonchalant, you probably won't even notice what people think of you. You're too cool for that stuff. Etymology: The French origins of the word nonchalant are readily apparent to even the amateur linguist. The term was borrowed completely unadulterated from the French in the 1670s, in terms of spelling and meaning. Nonchalant, the French word, is the past participle of nonchaloir, indifferent to or without concern for. Chaloir, the French verb "to have concern (for)" itself comes from the Latin term calere for hot. Hence, in one of those strange reversals that language tends to exhibit, the literal Latin term for not hot ends up meaning "cool" in English, a term for… not hot. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-82612-0-1264575606-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 15 Feb 2008 09:37:11 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.160] (helo=s3160.mb00.net) id 1JPw48-0002RC-Qv for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 15 Feb 2008 09:37:08 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=BA/jMt9pOs5LmLcHlx0k4tlEU7l3DQqUlehfguGQN2Noi5+f6ga3AHB72lUcft7xOqnaXlU/dzqQvAGTwpK/X+FmFOeQI8hu3WTdjdNqYGV1b2fqoj1Qq8ixW977WZkC; by s3160.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA16698; Thu, 14 Feb 2008 23:03:57 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2008 00:37:07 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1203052128.5747 Subject: ETCETERA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15187-0-1203058812" --MIME_BOUNDARY-15187-0-1203058812 Word of the Day: Etcetera (noun) Pronunciation: [et-'se-tê-rê] Definition: And others of a similar kind. Usage: Today's word is a bit more focused than such native expressions as "so forth", "so on", and "among others;" it refers only to others of the same class. English also uses Latin et alii, abbreviated as et al. "and others" to refer to coauthors, such as "Anderson et al.", meaning that Anderson was one of several authors. Today's word is also a countable noun that means, in the plural (etceteras), "miscellaneous extra things or persons." Suggested Usage: There is no need to string several etceteras on the end of a sentence even though you might be tempted, "Sheila has a million reasons for not cooking: the stove doesn't work, the ingredients are old, the restaurants are cheap, etc". One "etcetera" suffices as a substitute for even the 999,997 missing reasons here. The plural noun can be a lot of fun: "The prince arrived with a ton of luggage and an entourage of busy little etceteras." Etymology: Today's word is a Latin two-word phrase, et "and" plus cetera "the others". "Cetera" comes from *ke-etero- where tero- means "a second time, again", also found in ceteris paribus "other things being the same". The ke- is an ancient word for "this". Because [k] became [h] in initial position in English, we are not surprised that "here, hence, hither" all begin with this root. It also turns up in "he/him" and "her" (dative-accusative of Old English heo "she.") The neuter 3rd singular pronoun in Old English was hit "it", heard today in some rural dialects in the Southeastern United States. In Old Russian *ke- developed into sei "this", found today in segodnya "today" and seichas "right now" from a time when chas, now "hour", meant "moment." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1203052128.5747:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.56ph.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-15187-0-1203058812 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Etcetera (noun) Pronunciation: [et-'se-tê-rê] Definition: And others of a similar kind. Usage: Today's word is a bit more focused than such native expressions as "so forth", "so on", and "among others;" it refers only to others of the same class. English also uses Latin et alii, abbreviated as et al. "and others" to refer to coauthors, such as "Anderson et al.", meaning that Anderson was one of several authors. Today's word is also a countable noun that means, in the plural (etceteras), "miscellaneous extra things or persons." Suggested Usage: There is no need to string several etceteras on the end of a sentence even though you might be tempted, "Sheila has a million reasons for not cooking: the stove doesn't work, the ingredients are old, the restaurants are cheap, etc". One "etcetera" suffices as a substitute for even the 999,997 missing reasons here. The plural noun can be a lot of fun: "The prince arrived with a ton of luggage and an entourage of busy little etceteras." Etymology: Today's word is a Latin two-word phrase, et "and" plus cetera "the others". "Cetera" comes from *ke-etero- where tero- means "a second time, again", also found in ceteris paribus "other things being the same". The ke- is an ancient word for "this". Because [k] became [h] in initial position in English, we are not surprised that "here, hence, hither" all begin with this root. It also turns up in "he/him" and "her" (dative-accusative of Old English heo "she.") The neuter 3rd singular pronoun in Old English was hit "it", heard today in some rural dialects in the Southeastern United States. In Old Russian *ke- developed into sei "this", found today in segodnya "today" and seichas "right now" from a time when chas, now "hour", meant "moment." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. 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Word of the Day: Festoon (verb) Pronunciation: [fes-'tun] Definition: To drape a bushy rope of greenery or colorful cloth in loops that droop down between the points where it is attached, for festive decoration. Usage: Today's word is an completely Anglicized word with the usual English forms, "festoons", "festooned", and "festooning", which can serve as a participle (adjective) or noun. Where multiple festooning appears, the festoons considered collectively as a whole is "festoonery." Suggested Usage: As we enjoy our city streets festooned with lights this season, is it well to keep in mind that this very English word is perfectly at home in our home, "Well, no, festooning the tree with toilet paper is not really what I had in mind when I asked for Christmas decoration in the front yard". Nothing like the festoonery of the tree, the house, the yard to make Christmas. Etymology: Today's word comes from French festoon "festoon, scallop", from Italian "festone", based on festa "feast" from the Latin plural of "festum", neuter singular from festus "festive". The original Proto-Indo-European root was *dhes- which had a religious sense, difficult to pinpoint. A suffixed form, *dhes-ya- "fair" went on to become Latin feriae "holidays" as well as "festus." In Greek the root assumed the ultimate spiritual sense in theos "god", which underlies English "theology", "atheist", and "tiffany". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Enjoy quality business cards for FREE! That's right, 250 cards for FREE. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy Word of the Day: Festoon (verb) Pronunciation: [fes-'tun] Definition: To drape a bushy rope of greenery or colorful cloth in loops that droop down between the points where it is attached, for festive decoration. Usage: Today's word is an completely Anglicized word with the usual English forms, "festoons", "festooned", and "festooning", which can serve as a participle (adjective) or noun. Where multiple festooning appears, the festoons considered collectively as a whole is "festoonery." Suggested Usage: As we enjoy our city streets festooned with lights this season, is it well to keep in mind that this very English word is perfectly at home in our home, "Well, no, festooning the tree with toilet paper is not really what I had in mind when I asked for Christmas decoration in the front yard". Nothing like the festoonery of the tree, the house, the yard to make Christmas. Etymology: Today's word comes from French festoon "festoon, scallop", from Italian "festone", based on festa "feast" from the Latin plural of "festum", neuter singular from festus "festive". The original Proto-Indo-European root was *dhes- which had a religious sense, difficult to pinpoint. A suffixed form, *dhes-ya- "fair" went on to become Latin feriae "holidays" as well as "festus". In Greek the root assumed the ultimate spiritual sense in theos "god", which underlies English "theology", "atheist", and "tiffany". -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2tr0.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6781-0-1191909625-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 21 May 2007 19:10:03 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.22] (helo=s3022.mb00.net) id 1HqBOT-0007Qu-DK for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 21 May 2007 19:10:01 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=G2YgP7t1Pf/M7xpl+R7ARCBF53KvPi0/CQjfWmXf1WNiWdtyyzAPjzkgsQiTAVvpgPN4evTiySwKnBX61gz9bpKrEpymMlxr2BFZlcUKf2YBOwgYrp2Yd4418HyzR8/2; by s3022.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id JAA41105; Mon, 21 May 2007 09:54:22 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 21 May 2007 10:10:01 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1179766341.4840 Subject: FLABELLATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-9872-0-1179766348" --MIME_BOUNDARY-9872-0-1179766348 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Flabellate (adjective) Pronunciation: ['flæ-bê-lêt] Definition: Fan-shaped Usage: Which had you rather be, "flabby" or "flabellate?" The good news is that they are not mutually exclusive. The bad news is that you wouldn't want to be either. Flabellation is the act of fanning, based on the verb, "flabellate" ['flæ-bê-leyt]. Don't confuse the word with "flabby" and double the [b]; remember: two [l]s, not [b]s. "Flabbergast?" It probably comes from flap "slap" + "aghast" but no one really knows. Suggested Usage: Opportunities to use today's word in connection with flowers and vegetation abound: "During the hurricane a lovely palm with flabellate leaves fell on Mercedes' Mercedes and parted it down the middle". Don't forget that today's word has a family, too, "I found it difficult to convey my ideas amidst the flabellation of everyone else's lips." Etymology: From Latin flabellum "fan", via the usual routes. ('Flabellum' also refers to any fan-shaped anatomical form.) The Latin word is based on PIE root *bhle- "blow", which descended to English as "blow", "bladder" (probably from the Scots' proclivities in musical instruments), and "blaze". French blasé, which we now use in a remarkably different sense, originally meant "chronically hung over" and was probably borrowed from Middle Dutch blasen "to blow up". "Flabby?" This is a corruption of "flappy" from "flap", which originally meant "slap." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Take advantage of the great travel Memorial Day travel deals at Priceline! It's the perfect time for a spur of the moment trip to visit family or friends, or to celebrate the start of summer with a well-deserved vacation (sun and fun in Cancun, anyone?!). 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And you can do it without a guilty conscience by stretching your travel dollars further with Priceline. What are you waiting for? Get outta' town! Word of the Day: Flabellate (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['flæ-bê-lêt] Definition: Fan-shaped Usage: Which had you rather be, "flabby" or "flabellate?" The good news is that they are not mutually exclusive. The bad news is that you wouldn't want to be either. Flabellation is the act of fanning, based on the verb, "flabellate" ['flæ-bê-leyt]. Don't confuse the word with "flabby" and double the [b]; remember: two [l]s, not [b]s. "Flabbergast?" It probably comes from flap "slap" + "aghast" but no one really knows. Suggested Usage: Opportunities to use today's word in connection with flowers and vegetation abound: "During the hurricane a lovely palm with flabellate leaves fell on Mercedes' Mercedes and parted it down the middle". Don't forget that today's word has a family, too, "I found it difficult to convey my ideas amidst the flabellation of everyone else's lips." Etymology: From Latin flabellum "fan", via the usual routes. ('Flabellum' also refers to any fan-shaped anatomical form.) The Latin word is based on PIE root *bhle- "blow", which descended to English as "blow", "bladder" (probably from the Scots' proclivities in musical instruments), and "blaze". French blasé, which we now use in a remarkably different sense, originally meant "chronically hung over" and was probably borrowed from Middle Dutch blasen "to blow up". "Flabby?" This is a corruption of "flappy" from "flap", which originally meant "slap." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.ng7.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9872-0-1179766348-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 21 Dec 2007 01:53:48 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.141] (helo=s3141.mb00.net) id 1J5W95-0004Zk-Lc for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 21 Dec 2007 01:53:48 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ijBzKGsvonCGFDOgIkUIJk/jSwTZG7AfJxcfGP+BomA/JrX3VaKw9LCOcpF0iOKzF8f2B3i1MzfRNfobt7ezl/HsOF7FWDoWyRmThSFVWJ7RARQNwU6YVm1nrKDDdzF3; by s3141.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id QAA57669; Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:01:56 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:53:48 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198195082.18693 Subject: PROCRASTINATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22540-0-1198195089" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22540-0-1198195089 Word of the Day: Procrastinate (verb) Pronunciation: [prê-'kræs-tê-ney] Definition: To put off, postpone, defer, or delay doing something. Usage: "Procrastinate" is the progenitor of a large, happy derivational family: the person is a procrastinator, who tends to be procrastinative. The process a procrastinator is guilty of is procrastination. This verb may be used intransitively: "She constantly procrastinates", or transitively: "He never procrastinates a game of golf." Suggested Usage: We have procrastinated writing up this word long enough. It is a word we should all know but never have to use: "I have no desire to procrastinate anything except my death but, alas, I have no choice in that matter". Today's is a good word to introduce to your children at an early age so that they know it refers to a behavior to avoid: "Why do you always procrastinate cleaning your room when you know it must be done?" Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin procrastinare "to delay until tomorrow", derived from pro "(substituting) for" + crastinus "tomorrow's", from cras "tomorrow". 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Word of the Day Procrastinate (verb) Pronunciation: [prê-'kræs-tê-ney] Definition: To put off, postpone, defer, or delay doing something. Usage: "Procrastinate" is the progenitor of a large, happy derivational family: the person is a procrastinator, who tends to be procrastinative. The process a procrastinator is guilty of is procrastination. This verb may be used intransitively: "She constantly procrastinates", or transitively: "He never procrastinates a game of golf." Suggested Usage: We have procrastinated writing up this word long enough. It is a word we should all know but never have to use: "I have no desire to procrastinate anything except my death but, alas, I have no choice in that matter". Today's is a good word to introduce to your children at an early age so that they know it refers to a behavior to avoid: "Why do you always procrastinate cleaning your room when you know it must be done?" 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Word of the Day: Homunculus (noun) Pronunciation: [hê-'mên-kyê-lês ] Definition: A very small man. Usage: The plural is "homunculi" [hê-mên-kyê-lee] or [hê-mên-kyê-lI]. The Oxford English Dictionary for some reason prefers homuncule [hê-'mên-kyul]. Until modern medicine, it was believed that a human sperm cell contained a "preformed" complete homunculus that began growing in the womb. We recommend that you avoid this usage. Suggested Usage: The term once substituted for "midget" and "pygmy" but is considered pejorative today. Its use should be restricted to science fiction or insults, which we are sure you never use: "A squad of homunculi exited the flying saucer and carried me into their medical examination room". You, of course, would never say things like this: "If his brother is a giant in his field, he is a homunculus in his." Etymology: From the Latin diminutive (a word referring to something small or beloved) of homo, hominis "man". Germanic languages like English marked diminutives with -kin (lambkin, pumpkin, catkin). In fact, English has an old diminutive with the same meaning as homunculus: "manikin". This word was borrowed by French then borrowed back by English as "mannequin" with a different meaning. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Deal of the Day Cooking.com is having a spring sale, and it's the perfect time to order a gift for Mother's Day! Try a microplane zester, salad spinner, or -- to really splurge -- a new set of Wusthof knives. As a reminder: May 3rd is the last day to qualify for Standard Shipping (and who likes paying tons of money for shipping?). So check out Cooking.com for great gifts, or simply as a wonderful resource for any foodie. >>> http://www.dpbolvw.net/email-2294340-10382772 Zoobooks Magazine is great to know about if you have a child 4-12 years old in your life! Kids love it because it's all about animals. 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Try a microplane zester, salad spinner, or -- to really splurge -- a new set of Wusthof knives. As a reminder: May 3rd is the last day to qualify for Standard Shipping (and who likes paying tons of money for shipping?). So check out Cooking.com for great gifts, or simply as a wonderful resource for any foodie. Word of the Day: Homunculus (Noun) Pronunciation: [hê-'mên-kyê-lês ] Listen Definition: A very small man. Usage: The plural is "homunculi" [hê-mên-kyê-lee] or [hê-mên-kyê-lI]. The Oxford English Dictionary for some reason prefers homuncule [hê-'mên-kyul]. Until modern medicine, it was believed that a human sperm cell contained a "preformed" complete homunculus that began growing in the womb. We recommend that you avoid this usage. Suggested Usage: The term once substituted for "midget" and "pygmy" but is considered pejorative today. Its use should be restricted to science fiction or insults, which we are sure you never use: "A squad of homunculi exited the flying saucer and carried me into their medical examination room". You, of course, would never say things like this: "If his brother is a giant in his field, he is a homunculus in his." Etymology: From the Latin diminutive (a word referring to something small or beloved) of homo, hominis "man". Germanic languages like English marked diminutives with -kin (lambkin, pumpkin, catkin). In fact, English has an old diminutive with the same meaning as homunculus: "manikin". This word was borrowed by French then borrowed back by English as "mannequin" with a different meaning. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Enjoy the Word of the Day emails? Share us with a friend! We've made it easy, just click here. pmguid:4c.dcg.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-27780-0-1178172029-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 16 Dec 2007 09:07:22 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.21] (helo=s3021.mb00.net) id 1J3oWv-0000TM-E6 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 16 Dec 2007 09:07:21 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=bUO69lzcN+tS+0PMi+QQavrm+cMxyRnWzCyLAF04YBvEnCQg9PHphlpl9nYf7Bt7Mva9k9ufv/rulcXveqqVZFDCZ4dgTrJu8AdRLvW8CZMToVtU1YwzLPPjjf4QQ0//; by s3021.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA71438; Sat, 15 Dec 2007 23:53:00 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:07:22 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1197791390.2214 Subject: EFFRONTERY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3240-0-1197791396" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3240-0-1197791396 Word of the Day: Effrontery (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'frên-tê-ree] Definition: Insolent audacity; insulting chutzpah or moxie; gall, extreme presumptuousness. Usage: Here is another curve ball the English language loves to throw us. Although the stem of today's word is pronounced identical with "affront", the two words are not related in English (see Etymology for details). An affront is an insult but effrontery is a kind of brazenness that is insulting. "Effrontery" has been abandoned by its parent, the verb "effront" and by its adjective "effrontuous". Both are obsolete. Suggested Usage: "Effrontery" is such an exaggerated effect that it often appears in sentences ending on an exclamation point: "After we waited a half hour for him to leave the bar, he had the effrontery to assert that I was holding everyone up!" Here is an example that demonstrates that effrontery is an extreme kind of chutzpah: "After killing his parents, he had the effrontery to ask the judge for leniency because he was an orphan." Etymology: French "effronterie" from effronté "shameless" derived from Vulgar Latin *effrontatus", a variation of Late Latin effrons, effront- composed of ex- "from" + frons, front- "forehead, brow, front." "Affront" comes from Old French affronter, a descendent of the Latin phrase ad frontem "to the face". Latin "frons" also referred to those emotions, such as shame and boldness, expressed by the brow. This root is probably also related to English "brow", Russian "brov'", and Greek "ophrus", all meaning the same thing. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. 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Although the stem of today's word is pronounced identical with "affront", the two words are not related in English (see Etymology for details). An affront is an insult but effrontery is a kind of brazenness that is insulting. "Effrontery" has been abandoned by its parent, the verb "effront" and by its adjective "effrontuous". Both are obsolete. Suggested Usage: "Effrontery" is such an exaggerated effect that it often appears in sentences ending on an exclamation point: "After we waited a half hour for him to leave the bar, he had the effrontery to assert that I was holding everyone up!" Here is an example that demonstrates that effrontery is an extreme kind of chutzpah: "After killing his parents, he had the effrontery to ask the judge for leniency because he was an orphan." Etymology: French "effronterie" from effronté "shameless" derived from Vulgar Latin *effrontatus", a variation of Late Latin effrons, effront- composed of ex- "from" + frons, front- "forehead, brow, front". "Affront" comes from Old French affronter, a descendent of the Latin phrase ad frontem "to the face". Latin "frons" also referred to those emotions, such as shame and boldness, expressed by the brow. This root is probably also related to English "brow", Russian "brov'", and Greek "ophrus", all meaning the same thing. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. Order now and you can take advantage of these introductory prices, which are each 50% off the regular subscription price. 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Word of the Day: Cloy (verb) Pronunciation: ['kloy] Definition: (1) To oversatiate with rich food, to overfeed, to cause nausea by overfeeding with delicious, rich food; (2) to oversatiate with anything otherwise pleasant to point it becomes unpleasant. Usage: We meet today's word often as "a cloying odor" in our reading, indicating an odor that is slightly nauseous. "Jade" is another verb indicating displeasure at a surfeit, but this verb suggests boredom (not nausea) from repetition of a trivial task. The adjective is "cloying" and the adverb, "cloyingly." Suggested Usage: Begin by using today's word to refer to that discomfort brought on by overeating, "Mother dear, the meal was delicious but please do not cloy me with yet another serving". Then move on to metaphorical flights like, "Alicia, you cannot cloy me with your presence; can I see you again tomorrow?" Do not forget the implication of nausea associated with this word, "The speech of our 22-million-dollar-a-year president was cloyed with insincere references to the work force and its importance to the company." Etymology: This word is a reduction of accloy "to clog" from Middle English "acloien", which derives from Old French encloer "to drive a nail into". In the Middle Ages cannon and other armaments were rendered useless by driving a nail into their touchhole (which led to the powder) and clogging it. This sense led to that of being overfed, satiated=97'clogged,' so to speak, with food. The Old French word "encloer" devolved from the Latin "inclavare", made up of in "in" + clavare "to nail", a verb based on clavus "a nail", a close relative of clavis "key". This Latin word also gave us "clove", the anesthetizing spice that looks like a small spike. 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Word of the Day: Cloy (verb) Pronunciation: ['kloy] Definition: (1) To oversatiate with rich food, to overfeed, to cause nausea by overfeeding with delicious, rich food; (2) to oversatiate with anything otherwise pleasant to point it becomes unpleasant. Usage: We meet today's word often as "a cloying odor" in our reading, indicating an odor that is slightly nauseous. "Jade" is another verb indicating displeasure at a surfeit, but this verb suggests boredom (not nausea) from repetition of a trivial task. The adjective is "cloying" and the adverb, "cloyingly." Suggested Usage: Begin by using today's word to refer to that discomfort brought on by overeating, "Mother dear, the meal was delicious but please do not cloy me with yet another serving". Then move on to metaphorical flights like, "Alicia, you cannot cloy me with your presence; can I see you again tomorrow?" Do not forget the implication of nausea associated with this word, "The speech of our 22-million-dollar-a-year president was cloyed with insincere references to the work force and its importance to the company." Etymology: This word is a reduction of accloy "to clog" from Middle English "acloien", which derives from Old French encloer "to drive a nail into". In the Middle Ages cannon and other armaments were rendered useless by driving a nail into their touchhole (which led to the powder) and clogging it. This sense led to that of being overfed, satiated—'clogged,' so to speak, with food. The Old French word "encloer" devolved from the Latin "inclavare", made up of in "in" + clavare "to nail", a verb based on clavus "a nail", a close relative of clavis "key". This Latin word also gave us "clove", the anesthetizing spice that looks like a small spike. The same root emerged in Russian as klyuch' "key" while in German it picked up an initial [s] to become Schlüssel "key" and Schloss "castle." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1kb1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21280-0-1185084018-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:17:02 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.104] (helo=s3104.mb00.net) id 1IRilZ-0007pq-Np for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:17:02 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=abFNk9HyWHjEXQ6cu9zK6jqKXnMfK6s9SEL7QvcmtAj/JpIG2jbN5DgsEfPe9SdBfOqx10VYC9wz4l+EdNJlPlOBm70EjXEHIG1lSKvPozYHygclLzbmvZA0/aKjmogE; by s3104.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA51976; Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:03:54 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:17:01 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188705956.16152 Subject: VITUPERATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13942-0-1188712814" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13942-0-1188712814 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests . . . continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" -Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We found a great deal at Audible.com. Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49 >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-3216147 http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188705956.16152:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.27ju.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13942-0-1188712814 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Haven't had a chance to read the latest best seller yet? Need something to take your mind of the commute? Audible.com has a great Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49/month. Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests .. continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" –Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.27ju.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13942-0-1188712814-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 18 Dec 2007 20:32:42 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.162] (helo=s3162.mb00.net) id 1J4iB9-0006m2-Cc for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 18 Dec 2007 20:32:35 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=LjPwyuDasytP0FmyHeqs8NxF6rdUi/1FbG5k0PYn7THTTvpQ/Iw0XC3I2r+HUDenLzrSjVb/OE5NiyEsVm0+tA8fCaCigd/PzVQopv52XwNCMkBF1C90CwUP17BNShvP; by s3162.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id KAA43122; Tue, 18 Dec 2007 10:27:50 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2007 11:32:36 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198002279.17711 Subject: ENCHIRIDION: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22350-0-1198002286" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22350-0-1198002286 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Enchiridion (noun) Pronunciation: [en-kê-'ri-di-yên] Definition: A book small enough to be carried in the hand (handbook) for reference, especially one used for music or theology. Usage: The plural of today's word is "enchiridions" or the Greek "enchiridia" (see Etymology). The Greek [ch] was actually similar to the Scottish and German [ch], produced by forming a [k] but hissing with the back of the throat rather than stopping the flow of air=97rather like clearing your throat. Suggested Usage: Today's long though beautiful word is especially appropriate when referring to book that is important despite its size: "Milquetoast carried with himself an enchiridion of the meditations of Rambo for those moments when tension in the office built to his breaking point". The word is often used to refer to any small book, but it should be a reference book, "Leland's enchiridion of the telephone numbers of all the single women in town was the object of great envy among the guys at the gym." Etymology: Today's word is the Late Latin word, "enchiridion", itself borrowed from Greek enkheiridion, made up of en- "in" + kheir "hand" + -idion "small" (diminutive suffix). The oldest form of the root in today's word is *ghes- "hand". Greek "kheir" comes from a suffixed form, *ghes-r, also found in "chirurgeon", which was whittled down to "surgeon" in English. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com -------------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1198002279.17711:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.441l.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-22350-0-1198002286 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by eTactics To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Enchiridion (noun) Pronunciation: [en-kê-'ri-di-yên] Definition: A book small enough to be carried in the hand (handbook) for reference, especially one used for music or theology. Usage: The plural of today's word is "enchiridions" or the Greek "enchiridia" (see Etymology). The Greek [ch] was actually similar to the Scottish and German [ch], produced by forming a [k] but hissing with the back of the throat rather than stopping the flow of air—rather like clearing your throat. Suggested Usage: Today's long though beautiful word is especially appropriate when referring to book that is important despite its size: "Milquetoast carried with himself an enchiridion of the meditations of Rambo for those moments when tension in the office built to his breaking point". The word is often used to refer to any small book, but it should be a reference book, "Leland's enchiridion of the telephone numbers of all the single women in town was the object of great envy among the guys at the gym." Etymology: Today's word is the Late Latin word, "enchiridion", itself borrowed from Greek enkheiridion, made up of en- "in" + kheir "hand" + -idion "small" (diminutive suffix). The oldest form of the root in today's word is *ghes- "hand". 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Word of the Day: Epiboly (noun) Pronunciation: [i-'pi-bê-lee] Definition: The growth of one part about another, as rapidly dividing cells grow around a more slowly dividing group. Usage: Today's word comes to us from embryology, a specialization of biology engaged in research on the prenatal development of organisms. Its use is usually restricted to the medical profession but today we are going to suggest kidnapping it for the linguistic benefit of the general population. The adjective is epibolic [e-pê-'bah-lik]. Suggested Usage: The metaphorical applications of the broad concept explode on the fertile mind: "Giles is rarely seen without his new epiboly, Gladys, with her arms wrapped around his neck". Abstract epibolies are not difficult to spot, either, "Daria's new train-spotting hobby has turned out to be a heavy epiboly on her already busy schedule!" Etymology: From Greek epibole "addition" from epiballein "to throw on." Epiballein results from epi- "on, over, at" + ballein "to throw". Before you ask, yes, we do get "ball" from the same origin but the one meaning the dance you throw. The round object, ball, devolved from the same source as English "blow", "balloon", "boulevard", and, of course, "bull". Here we see how etymological change can lead to identical unrelated words as surely as it can lead to radically different related words. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. * Birthdays * Weddings * Babies * Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. 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Word of the Day: Epiboly (noun) Pronunciation: [i-'pi-bê-lee] Definition: The growth of one part about another, as rapidly dividing cells grow around a more slowly dividing group. Usage: Today's word comes to us from embryology, a specialization of biology engaged in research on the prenatal development of organisms. Its use is usually restricted to the medical profession but today we are going to suggest kidnapping it for the linguistic benefit of the general population. The adjective is epibolic [e-pê-'bah-lik]. Suggested Usage: The metaphorical applications of the broad concept explode on the fertile mind: "Giles is rarely seen without his new epiboly, Gladys, with her arms wrapped around his neck". Abstract epibolies are not difficult to spot, either, "Daria's new train-spotting hobby has turned out to be a heavy epiboly on her already busy schedule!" Etymology: From Greek epibole "addition" from epiballein "to throw on". Epiballein results from epi- "on, over, at" + ballein "to throw". Before you ask, yes, we do get "ball" from the same origin but the one meaning the dance you throw. The round object, ball, devolved from the same source as English "blow", "balloon", "boulevard", and, of course, "bull". Here we see how etymological change can lead to identical unrelated words as surely as it can lead to radically different related words. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2as4.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17087-0-1189231224-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 17 Jul 2007 08:51:32 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.214] (helo=s3214.mb00.net) id 1IAgu3-0004Y0-N1 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 17 Jul 2007 08:51:24 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=eZKNP/8CePeelmwyld+9IPGCP/0F1oB/WOwFH1I5hcsulKt+XOO/DjmAvWbw81/LkJoFk++F2WN/CWscz71CXcxZAuTHEeCN/k/LXqCYbLqCbxvtiFuDUNiAhHndssGh; by s3214.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA61235; Mon, 16 Jul 2007 23:03:42 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2007 23:51:23 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1184629273.18482 Subject: FRICASSEE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19917-0-1184652029" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19917-0-1184652029 WORD OF THE DAY: Fricassee (Noun) Pronunciation: [fri-kê-'see or 'fri-kê-see] Definition: A dish made of poultry or meat, fresh or leftover, cut into small pieces, sauteed, then stewed in a gravy. Usage: Remember that today's word is a rare one that contains two contiguous double letters, ss+ee. It is also commonly used as a verb, as Elmer Fudd's perennial attempts to fricassee the ever elusive Bugs Bunny. Suggested Usage: Today's word is used almost exclusively to refer to a cooking style: "Molly had to rename the 'Roadkill Fricassee' on her menu because her patrons were never quite sure it was a joke". Of course, that never stops us from finding metaphorical applications, "Sullivan's proposal contains nothing new; it is just a fricassee of leftover ideas from the proposal he made last year." Etymology: Today's word is the untarnished French past participle, "fricassee", from fricasser "to fricassee". The French verb probably comes from a compound of frire "to fry" + casser "to break up, break apart". French "frire" descended from Latin frigere "to roast, fry" which shares a root with its near antonym fridigus "frigid" in the same way that "cold" and "scald" share the same original root. French "cassare" comes from Latin quassare "to shake, shatter". It would seem to be unrelated to "quake" despite the similarity in sound and meaning. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! There's no simpler way to say it: Old Navy does great clothes at GREAT prices! For adults, kids, babies, maternity, big and tall, plus sizes... they do it all, and at remarkably low prices. On top of it, their shipping fee is $5 flat, no matter how much you order. 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Word of the Day: Fricassee (Noun) Pronunciation: [fri-kê-'see or 'fri-kê-see] Definition: A dish made of poultry or meat, fresh or leftover, cut into small pieces, sauteed, then stewed in a gravy. Usage: Remember that today's word is a rare one that contains two contiguous double letters, ss+ee. It is also commonly used as a verb, as Elmer Fudd's perennial attempts to fricassee the ever elusive Bugs Bunny. Suggested Usage: Today's word is used almost exclusively to refer to a cooking style: "Molly had to rename the 'Roadkill Fricassee' on her menu because her patrons were never quite sure it was a joke". Of course, that never stops us from finding metaphorical applications, "Sullivan's proposal contains nothing new; it is just a fricassee of leftover ideas from the proposal he made last year." Etymology: Today's word is the untarnished French past participle, "fricassee", from fricasser "to fricassee". The French verb probably comes from a compound of frire "to fry" + casser "to break up, break apart". French "frire" descended from Latin frigere "to roast, fry" which shares a root with its near antonym fridigus "frigid" in the same way that "cold" and "scald" share the same original root. French "cassare" comes from Latin quassare "to shake, shatter". 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Nother (adjective) Pronunciation: [ê 'nê-dhêr rather than æn 'ê-dhêr] Definition: A reanalysis of an+other, so it means the same. Usage: Do you cringe when you hear, "a whole nother" rather than "a whole other?" Well, learn to enjoy cringing because this reanalysis of the phrase "an other" is over 700 years old. It has been around since the beginning of the 14th century and has been made by some remarkable people, such as John Wyclif(fe) himself, who wrote in 1380: "A noþer symple frere þat nys not so gret flaterere" (A nother simple friar that isn't not so great [a] flatterer.) Reanalysis occurs when we redraw the line between two words, as when we hear "an ice man" for "a nice man" or "nitrate" for "night rate". Sometimes the misanalysis sticks. Old French "naperon" entered English as "a naperon" but ended up "an apron" (while the diminutive, "a napkin" or small apron, remained true to its origins). Suggested Usage: The history of William Wallace, the central figure in the recent Mel Gibson movie "Braveheart", a document written around 1470 by the mysterious Henry the Minstrel and called "The actis and deidis of the illustere and vaileand campioun Schir William Wallace", contains this line, "Thocht he wes best, no nothir lak we nocht" So, we must learn to appreciate reanalysis a whole nother way, since it is a normal speech error to which the best of us fall prey. Etymology: Old English óþer, ó=F0er from PIE *an-ter- also found in Dutch and German ander "other" related to Gothic anþar. The same word devolved to Sanskrit antara-s, anyatara-s "other" from ana, anya "that". In the Balto-Slavic languages it appears meaning "second", e.g. Lithuanian "antras", Latvian "otrs" (also means "another"), Russian vtoroj. Russian utro "morning" and Polish and Serbian jutro "tomorrow" come from the same root. The Latin root al- found in al-ius and alter "other" as in alter ego "other ego" is also somehow related. This root is found in adulterate, from the Latin verb, ad-ulter-are "add something other to =3D pollute, defile, commit adultery". Oh, yes, the same stem, al-, turned up in English as "else." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! At LowerMyBills.com, consumers are matched with up to five lenders to receive competitive quotes. 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Usage: Do you cringe when you hear, "a whole nother" rather than "a whole other?" Well, learn to enjoy cringing because this reanalysis of the phrase "an other" is over 700 years old. It has been around since the beginning of the 14th century and has been made by some remarkable people, such as John Wyclif(fe) himself, who wrote in 1380: "A noþer symple frere þat nys not so gret flaterere" (A nother simple friar that isn't not so great [a] flatterer.) Reanalysis occurs when we redraw the line between two words, as when we hear "an ice man" for "a nice man" or "nitrate" for "night rate". Sometimes the misanalysis sticks. Old French "naperon" entered English as "a naperon" but ended up "an apron". 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3p6c.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-22465-0-1196146834-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 20 Jul 2007 09:13:34 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.150] (helo=s3150.mb00.net) id 1IBmg1-000309-LD for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 20 Jul 2007 09:13:26 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=PUyy7gPrriNHlT19XvhLHZVQbg1XKXbMdlX4rrIqaYumKY/CXPglk8kVNG5XGL+7efRdQVU1kmKJrQp4qlnEv5OzJYnDjDZ5ldRuOBX40E39dLnvGS7VachbqFpQ3j4A; by s3150.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA61882; Thu, 19 Jul 2007 23:03:50 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 00:13:25 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1184878567.27601 Subject: ABIBLIOPHOBIA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-17223-0-1184911210" --MIME_BOUNDARY-17223-0-1184911210 WORD OF THE DAY: Abibliophobia (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-bi-bli-ê-'fo-bee-yê] Definition: The morbid fear of running out of reading material. Usage: It is quite interesting that this word has popped up on the Web, the greatest source of reading material the world has ever known. Irony will never cease. Were there such a phobia, those subject to it would be abibliophobes, who would be abibliophobic. They would comport themselves abibliophobically, whatever that might mean. Suggested Usage: Words on "-phobia" originally referred to psychotic conditions but now we have extracted a word, "phobia", from the suffix and add it wherever we please: "Wylie is such an abibliophobe that he never leaves the house without several magazines under his arm". In a world where this word could refer to a psychotic state, we could say, "What better refuge from abibliophobia than the library?" Etymology: Today's was probably a nonce word created for amusement more than linguistic use. However, it is constructed better than most nonce words and has survived and is flourishing in Cyberia. Greek a "not" + bibli-(on) "book" + o, a connector + phob(os) "fear" + ia, a nominal suffix. "Biblion" referred to a small book or scroll or section of a larger work, a biblos. The plural of "biblion" is "biblia", whence "Bible" from the Late Latin biblia sacra "sacred writings." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY We came across this interesting deal from BooksFree.com. A boon for booklovers like us! You can rent unlimited books for a monthly subscription from BooksFree.com. >>>http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-1386675-10434867>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1184878567.27601:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1jce.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17223-0-1184911210 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! We came across this interesting deal from BooksFree.com. A boon for booklovers like us! You can rent unlimited books for a monthly subscription from BooksFree.com. There are no shipping charges, late fees or time limits. Remember to use coupon code CJ86 at sign up - it will get you 20% off your first month. Word of the Day: Abibliophobia (noun) Pronunciation:[ê-bi-bli-ê-'fo-bee-yê] Definition: The morbid fear of running out of reading material. Usage: It is quite interesting that this word has popped up on the Web, the greatest source of reading material the world has ever known. Irony will never cease. Were there such a phobia, those subject to it would be abibliophobes, who would be abibliophobic. They would comport themselves abibliophobically, whatever that might mean. Suggested Usage: Words on –phobia originally referred to psychotic conditions but now we have extracted a word, "phobia", from the suffix and add it wherever we please: "Wylie is such an abibliophobe that he never leaves the house without several magazines under his arm". In a world where this word could refer to a psychotic state, we could say, "What better refuge from abibliophobia than the library?" Etymology: Today's was probably a nonce word created for amusement more than linguistic use. However, it is constructed better than most nonce words and has survived and is flourishing in Cyberia. Greek a "not" + bibli-(on) "book" + o, a connector + phob(os) "fear" + ia, a nominal suffix. "Biblion" referred to a small book or scroll or section of a larger work, a biblos. The plural of "biblion" is "biblia", whence "Bible" from the Late Latin biblia sacra "sacred writings." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1jce.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17223-0-1184911210-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 22 Sep 2007 09:43:06 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.90] (helo=s3090.mb00.net) id 1IYzdp-0004eR-IT for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 22 Sep 2007 09:43:05 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=HQadrcmubBmAMT+fbUhCSpb2IXEkDHsKiNUTFMSEMT85DDjIN0xbkcBdE6MoRMI//4fk5KbdFSHSitTAXjUvOkznydL/hVl1FpssXrV88L8vhWUk68XfpoUszTWmyY3k; by s3090.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA61296; Fri, 21 Sep 2007 23:03:54 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2007 00:43:05 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1190437235.8654 Subject: LEXIPHANIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-21337-0-1190440830" --MIME_BOUNDARY-21337-0-1190440830 Word of the Day: Lexiphanic (adjective) Pronunciation: [lex-ê-'fahn-ik] Definition: Employing pretentious words; using overblown language in speech or writing. Usage: Lexiphanic has a lot of synonyms: bombastic, pompous, ostentatious, affected, showy and splashy are just a few. With such a wide variety of similar meanings to choose from, we run the risk of sounding lexiphanic ourselves if we use this rare word to talk about somebody else's fustian language. Suggested Usage: "Lexiphanic" is a word pretty much restricted to describing the way we write and talk. "The content of Richard's paper was simple enough, but the way he put his ideas was lexiphanic". "A lexiphanic choice of words doesn't necessarily impress people, but often confuses them." Etymology: From Greek lexifanis "a phrase monger". Lexis "speech" comes from the PIE root leg-, which gives us the word lexicon "dictionary", of course. It also lends us dialect, dialogue, allege, delegate, prologue, and syllogism=97all of which have to do with language use. For more on PIE, see "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather?" in yourDictionary's library. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Up to 60% off on designer handbags and more at eBags. >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10293927 Plus, shopping at eBags means: *Free Shipping *Easy Returns and *Price Guarantee! ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1190437235.8654:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2jvh.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21337-0-1190440830 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Deal of the Day! Up to 60% off on designer handbags and more at eBags. Plus, shopping at eBags means: * Free Shipping * Easy Returns and * Price Guarantee! Word of the Day: Lexiphanic (adjective) Pronunciation: [lex-ê-'fahn-ik] Definition: Employing pretentious words; using overblown language in speech or writing. Usage: Lexiphanic has a lot of synonyms: bombastic, pompous, ostentatious, affected, showy and splashy are just a few. With such a wide variety of similar meanings to choose from, we run the risk of sounding lexiphanic ourselves if we use this rare word to talk about somebody else's fustian language. Suggested Usage: "Lexiphanic" is a word pretty much restricted to describing the way we write and talk. "The content of Richard's paper was simple enough, but the way he put his ideas was lexiphanic". "A lexiphanic choice of words doesn't necessarily impress people, but often confuses them." Etymology: From Greek lexifanis "a phrase monger". Lexis "speech" comes from the PIE root leg-, which gives us the word lexicon "dictionary", of course. It also lends us dialect, dialogue, allege, delegate, prologue, and syllogism—all of which have to do with language use. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2jvh.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21337-0-1190440830-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 08 Jun 2007 09:14:46 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.35] (helo=s3035.mb00.net) id 1HwYgC-0004zK-Ue for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 08 Jun 2007 09:14:41 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=inUWekjVFCfweDlXwvcVE91O/mZbzOh6BvfeeK7LuG6z6wAtA3B2bglpAVAHWwfCBMug6lCJnhUbq5wvjdVNLT0ju7Koi3IYXfMi8E20bf55UNjpr1PeJHxHoX2MBXPQ; by s3035.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA76281; Thu, 7 Jun 2007 23:04:16 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2007 00:14:41 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1181257492.28255 Subject: CLART: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-25197-0-1181282412" --MIME_BOUNDARY-25197-0-1181282412 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Clart (noun) Pronunciation: [klah(r)t] Definition: (1) Lumps of mud on the shoes. (2) The mud itself from which the lumps are formed. Usage: In the dialect known as Geordie, spoken in Northumberland around Newcastle-on-Tyne, you might be warned, "divvent waak in the clarts", meaning "do not walk in the mud". ("Geordie" is a Scottish affectionate form for "George.") If you do walk in the clarts, you will come home with clarty shoes or boots=97or feet if you forgot to pull on your shoes or boots before going out. Suggested Usage: Lumps usually do not fall away, if you think of lumps on your head or in your oatmeal. So speaking of lumps of mud on your shoes tests the extent of "lump's" meaning. That is where "clart" comes in handy, "Get the clarts off your shoes and pants before you come inside", gets to the point quicker=97and saves you two words. This term is sometimes used to refer to lumps of other substances, too. Some speak of clarts of snow on their clothing and sheep-ranchers sometimes use the term to refer to an earlier Word of the Day, "dags" (for which see our Archives). Etymology: Today's word has been around since at least the13th century but no one has any idea of its origin. It is distinguished from "glar", a Word it could be related to, by its thick consistency. Glar has more of a liquid nature more likely to soak into your clothes. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips served each day via email. Green gurus dish out clever tips ranging from pets to wine. 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Usage: In the dialect known as Geordie, spoken in Northumberland around Newcastle-on-Tyne, you might be warned, "divvent waak in the clarts", meaning "do not walk in the mud". ("Geordie" is a Scottish affectionate form for "George.") If you do walk in the clarts, you will come home with clarty shoes or boots—or feet if you forgot to pull on your shoes or boots before going out. Suggested Usage: Lumps usually do not fall away, if you think of lumps on your head or in your oatmeal. So speaking of lumps of mud on your shoes tests the extent of "lump's" meaning. That is where "clart" comes in handy, "Get the clarts off your shoes and pants before you come inside", gets to the point quicker—and saves you two words. This term is sometimes used to refer to lumps of other substances, too. Some speak of clarts of snow on their clothing and sheep-ranchers sometimes use the term to refer to an earlier Word of the Day, "dags" (for which see our Archives). Etymology: Today's word has been around since at least the13th century but no one has any idea of its origin. It is distinguished from "glar", a word it could be related to, by its thick consistency. Glar has more of a liquid nature more likely to soak into your clothes. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.wzv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-25197-0-1181282412-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 19 Aug 2007 09:34:42 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.83] (helo=s3083.mb00.net) id 1IMfJ3-000889-PE for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 19 Aug 2007 09:34:42 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=lhTteyOiFWVmESPmXh8OO3UQjvRRtO6tJ8MPRRZB9jAC+hQZzpeN85eYjm9NH54xt3G+58gQ69teyY4tjLQ8BltBxRsvhVcCChVTwOcrz437181CTTj+iNOw3YNpgu91; by s3083.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA42847; Sun, 19 Aug 2007 00:03:16 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2007 00:34:41 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1187506171.19568 Subject: OBIVATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-23616-0-1187506814" --MIME_BOUNDARY-23616-0-1187506814 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Obivate (verb) Pronunciation: ['ahb-vi-yeyt] Definition: To make unnecessary or prevent (an action). Usage: There is no semantic relation with "obvious"-beware! Suggested Usage: This woefully underused verb is a convenient replacement for much longer and less specific phrases. Try expressions like "Lorraine's introductory remarks obviated most of my speech" or "The new software obviated most of the jobs in his division." Etymology: Latin obviare "meet, withstand, prevent" from the preposition-prefix ob "to, toward" and via-re "go, travel". Related to via "road, way" and derived from the same Indo-European source as German "Wag-en", English "wag-on" and "way", as well as the veh- of "vehicle". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? 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Suggested Usage: This woefully underused verb is a convenient replacement for much longer and less specific phrases. Try expressions like "Lorraine's introductory remarks obviated most of my speech" or "The new software obviated most of the jobs in his division." Etymology: Latin obviare "meet, withstand, prevent" from the preposition-prefix ob "to, toward" and via-re "go, travel". Related to via "road, way" and derived from the same Indo-European source as German "Wag-en", English "wag-on" and "way", as well as the veh- of "vehicle". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1zsi.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-23616-0-1187506814-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.49]) Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:44:52 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin15.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NX9hg-0he6IS0; Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:44:48 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=B7xXMoYMllKDTCcmG5o9RFiin1Bs/DTzjO98dNHyhEF4SsLGJ6IekdeJ91w8e7s9TssJF7pA7XThW8btGXLPgQTy2FYMwoFeq4Ofua9Vu8EzcqnfIXdg8Hitk9OPvQQ9; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0J71TNV069625; Mon, 18 Jan 2010 23:01:29 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2010 00:44:48 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1263863649.34386 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Jubilation Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-71842-0-1263884406" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-19T08:44:52Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1263890688-00004121-8255E2AB/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 94b7a831-6cef-4309-8e5a-77e26029b185 --MIME_BOUNDARY-71842-0-1263884406 News for 1/19/10: RightPost Predicts Scott Brown Victory in Mass. Democrats Want to Stall Massachusetts Swearing In. Dems Planning Hanky-Panky if They Lose Mass. Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.flj4.17.d4br.2oq9 Word of the Day: Jubilation (noun) Pronunciation: [joo-buh-'ley-shuh n] Definition: A feeling of joy or excitement, the expression of that joy, a shout of rejoice. Usage: One of those Biblical terms that made its way into popular literature (and then the English language at large), jubilation refers most technically to a shout of joy or rejoicing. This triumphant exultation, similar in meaning to hallelujah, is the earliest and most frequent usage. More recently the term has come to mean extreme joy, almost always in the face of victory. Crowds of individuals and sports teams are often said to shout "in jubilation", that is, joy of their successes. Suggested Usage: Jubilation is something -- a feeling, a burning desire to shout, the thrill and tears of victory -- that is impossible to understand unless you've experienced it yourself. Like a World Series title or a great military victory, jubilation is hard to come by. In fact, it might just take a military victory or World Series title for you to experience jubilation on your own. Don't go out and start a war, though, in hopes of feeling this elusive sense of joy. Just wait for your team to win an important game. (Good luck, Cubs fans.) Etymology: Interestingly enough, the word jubilant only appears in English in the year 1667, from the Latin jubilantem, while jubilation appears much earlier. Jubilation has been in use in the English language since 1388, derived from the Old French jubilacion, borrowed from the Latin jubilationem. These words, all of similar meaning, have their origins in jubilum, a wild shout. The word was used by the early Christian writers to describe the joyful shouts of victory of the first Christians. Milton was among the first, if not the first, to use the word in its English form. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1263863649.34386:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.flj4.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-71842-0-1263884406 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/19/2010: RightPost Predicts Scott Brown Victory in Mass. Democrats Want to Stall Massachusetts Swearing In. Dems Planning Hanky-Panky if They Lose Mass. Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Jubilation (noun) Pronunciation: [joo-buh-'ley-shuh n] Definition: A feeling of joy or excitement, the expression of that joy, a shout of rejoice. Usage: One of those Biblical terms that made its way into popular literature (and then the English language at large), jubilation refers most technically to a shout of joy or rejoicing. This triumphant exultation, similar in meaning to hallelujah, is the earliest and most frequent usage. More recently the term has come to mean extreme joy, almost always in the face of victory. Crowds of individuals and sports teams are often said to shout "in jubilation", that is, joy of their successes. Suggested Usage: Jubilation is something -- a feeling, a burning desire to shout, the thrill and tears of victory -- that is impossible to understand unless you've experienced it yourself. Like a World Series title or a great military victory, jubilation is hard to come by. In fact, it might just take a military victory or World Series title for you to experience jubilation on your own. Don't go out and start a war, though, in hopes of feeling this elusive sense of joy. Just wait for your team to win an important game. (Good luck, Cubs fans.) Etymology: Interestingly enough, the word jubilant only appears in English in the year 1667, from the Latin jubilantem, while jubilation appears much earlier. Jubilation has been in use in the English language since 1388, derived from the Old French jubilacion, borrowed from the Latin jubilationem. These words, all of similar meaning, have their origins in jubilum, a wild shout. The word was used by the early Christian writers to describe the joyful shouts of victory of the first Christians. 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Oddly, the 3rd person masculine "himself" and plural "themselves" do not use the possessive "his" or "their", which explains why some dialects correct this inconsistency by (mis)using "hisself" and "theirselves." Usage: Increasingly, speakers in the US are using "myself" to bail out of the "I or me?" trap: "Imelda and myself went shopping for sparkly red shoes". Incorrect. The only time to use a reflexive pronoun is when a noun or pronoun in subject position identifies the "-self". "Imelda went to shop for herself", is correct, where "herself" refers back to "Imelda". So is "I would have gone=97she didn't have to go herself". In English the reflexive pronoun tends to go at the end of the sentence. Suggested Usage: The ultimate solution to the "I or me?" trap is to drop everything before the word in question to figure out what you want to say. In "Imelda and myself went shopping", think "____ went shopping." Now the problem is easy to solve. "I went shopping", so "Imelda and I went shopping" is the way to go. "No one saw Imelda and me shopping" is correct for the same reason. Etymology: The reflexive pronoun in English is used to show action reflecting on the subject, so it can never be the subject of a sentence itself. You can, however, also use these forms as emphatic pronouns, for which the 'no-subject' rule does not apply. "I didn't actually see Bill himself", simply emphasizes "Bill". This emphatic use also shows up in the subject, as "He himself doesn't eat caviar but he serves it at parties;" in fact, sometimes it appears, sarcastically, alone in this function: "Well! Herself seems to have eaten all the caviar!" -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Find the latest on organic living and environmentally friendly products from the dedicated researchers and editors at LoveToKnow. 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Word of the Day Myself (pronoun) Pronunciation: [mI-'self] Definition: "Myself" is from a family of words called 'reflexive pronouns,' formed by combining the possessive pronouns like "my", "your", "her", and the reflexive "-self". Oddly, the 3rd person masculine "himself" and plural "themselves" do not use the possessive "his" or "their", which explains why some dialects correct this inconsistency by (mis)using "hisself" and "theirselves." Usage: Increasingly, speakers in the US are using "myself" to bail out of the "I or me?" trap: "Imelda and myself went shopping for sparkly red shoes". Incorrect. The only time to use a reflexive pronoun is when a noun or pronoun in subject position identifies the "-self". "Imelda went to shop for herself", is correct, where "herself" refers back to "Imelda". So is "I would have gone—she didn't have to go herself". In English the reflexive pronoun tends to go at the end of the sentence. Suggested Usage: The ultimate solution to the "I or me?" trap is to drop everything before the word in question to figure out what you want to say. In "Imelda and myself went shopping", think "____ went shopping". Now the problem is easy to solve. "I went shopping", so "Imelda and I went shopping" is the way to go. "No one saw Imelda and me shopping" is correct for the same reason. Etymology: The reflexive pronoun in English is used to show action reflecting on the subject, so it can never be the subject of a sentence itself. You can, however, also use these forms as emphatic pronouns, for which the 'no-subject' rule does not apply. "I didn't actually see Bill himself", simply emphasizes "Bill". This emphatic use also shows up in the subject, as "He himself doesn't eat caviar but he serves it at parties;" in fact, sometimes it appears, sarcastically, alone in this function: "Well! 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Usage: The verb, "to fob (something off on someone)", derives from the original meaning of the noun, "to cheat, misrepresent". But then the term "watch fob" does, too, for it was originally a sneaky pocket used to hide money and other valuables such as a watch. A fob chain or ribbon was used to extract valuables from fob pocket and later the word "fob" alone came to refer to the chain or ribbon. Suggested Usage: Here is how you use both the obvious meanings of today's word in one sentence: "Whom did you manage to fob off that old fob of yours on?" But just because few people use the old meanings does not imply that they are no longer there: "Since some fob in Queensley picked his pocket, Kingsley keeps his large bills in a fob pocket only he knows the location of." Etymology: Here is a word whose meaning had migrated great distances in English in a process known as 'semantic narrowing,' the narrowing of a word's meaning to progressively smaller objects. 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Just Ask Bethea >>> http://www.joypeaceandhappiness.com/wait.asp?Email=3DYourEmailAddress&FirstName=3DYourFirstName&RefCode=3D8460 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1203808387.22440:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5ci6.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14523-0-1204095618 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Fob (noun) Pronunciation: ['fahb] Definition: A cheat, imposter, rogue; a small pocket in the waistband of trousers for carrying valuables secretly; the chain or ribbon attached to a watch in a fob pocket. Usage: The verb, "to fob (something off on someone)", derives from the original meaning of the noun, "to cheat, misrepresent". But then the term "watch fob" does, too, for it was originally a sneaky pocket used to hide money and other valuables such as a watch. A fob chain or ribbon was used to extract valuables from fob pocket and later the word "fob" alone came to refer to the chain or ribbon. Suggested Usage: Here is how you use both the obvious meanings of today's word in one sentence: "Whom did you manage to fob off that old fob of yours on?" But just because few people use the old meanings does not imply that they are no longer there: "Since some fob in Queensley picked his pocket, Kingsley keeps his large bills in a fob pocket only he knows the location of." Etymology: Here is a word whose meaning had migrated great distances in English in a process known as 'semantic narrowing,' the narrowing of a word's meaning to progressively smaller objects. Originally, it meant a sneaky person, then a sneaky pocket, next the object kept in the pocket, and finally a chain on the object kept in the pocket. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. 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Word of the Day: Haulm (noun) Pronunciation: [halm or hawlm] Definition: The stalks or bushy parts of vegetables, grains, grasses, and flowering plants especially if used for animal litter or thatching on your roof. Usage: Have you ever needed a word for stalky plants that are more plant than flower? Or garden vegetables that develop large bushes but bear little fruit (in either sense)? Now you have it: they are haulmy plants. Roses with long stems but small blossoms? Haulmy. If you ever cover your garden beds with haulm, you can tell your neighbors that you are haulming them. Won't they be surprised? Suggested Usage: Here is a word you can use over the backyard fence if you live in the country, "The rain made the corn a bit haulmy this year" (the stalks are large but the ears are small). But city-folk need not be deprived of this useful word. Since haulm today is an unimportant by-product of farming, its name spreads a metaphorical banquet before us all: "I thought Chastity's talk today was all haulm and no grain. How about you?" Etymology: Today's is an original Germanic word, e.g. Dutch and German halm "stem", Danish halm "straw". It is akin to "culm" from Latin culmus "stalk", which is now used more to refer to the refuse of coal production, such as the lovely culm banks of central Pennsylvania. The original stem *k'olêm- also underlies Greek kalamos "reed", Serbian slama "straw" and Russian soloma "straw". Because the Romans wrote with reeds (Latin calamus), and the inkwell was the place for them, a Roman inkwell was a "calamarium". This word survives today as calamari "squid", the tasty little ocean-going inkwell. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Protect your eyes with Smith Sunglasses! They are durable, lightweight, and high quality. 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Thank you! Deal of the Day! Protect your eyes with Smith Sunglasses! They are durable, lightweight, and high quality. Plus, they offer: 100% UVA/B/C Protection A wide range of styles Tapered Lens Technology to prevent distortion and provide ultimate clarity Other options such as interchangeable and polarized lenses A lifetime warranty for manufacturing defects Smith's are very stylish, but classic... they have staying power! Plus, order today from Zappos and get them in time for the 4th with free overnight shipping! Word of the Day: Haulm (Noun) Pronunciation: [halm or hawlm] Definition: The stalks or bushy parts of vegetables, grains, grasses, and flowering plants especially if used for animal litter or thatching on your roof. Usage: Have you ever needed a word for stalky plants that are more plant than flower? Or garden vegetables that develop large bushes but bear little fruit (in either sense)? Now you have it: they are haulmy plants. Roses with long stems but small blossoms? Haulmy. If you ever cover your garden beds with haulm, you can tell your neighbors that you are haulming them. Won't they be surprised? Suggested Usage: Here is a word you can use over the backyard fence if you live in the country, "The rain made the corn a bit haulmy this year" (the stalks are large but the ears are small). But city-folk need not be deprived of this useful word. Since haulm today is an unimportant by-product of farming, its name spreads a metaphorical banquet before us all: "I thought Chastity's talk today was all haulm and no grain. How about you?" Etymology: Today's is an original Germanic word, e.g. Dutch and German halm "stem", Danish halm "straw". It is akin to "culm" from Latin culmus "stalk", which is now used more to refer to the refuse of coal production, such as the lovely culm banks of central Pennsylvania. The original stem *k'olêm- also underlies Greek kalamos "reed", Serbian slama "straw" and Russian soloma "straw". Because the Romans wrote with reeds (Latin calamus), and the inkwell was the place for them, a Roman inkwell was a "calamarium". This Word survives today as calamari "squid", the tasty little ocean-going inkwell. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18pw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11154-0-1183269625-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 12 Oct 2007 09:50:06 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.21] (helo=s3021.mb00.net) id 1IgFHV-0000kq-Ks for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 12 Oct 2007 09:50:01 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=DeROpd1+0iVd5lBYTcb28qqCNQpmi+aybL0LsGDf6tKxImWGpZR8HjslcScQff600mDlfboDhBIJ/NhqjDyGLiu1M4T+zYSYnTmd6DTZCWB+Qa1KBIgO5Bs3ygdIcf0f; by s3021.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA98991; Thu, 11 Oct 2007 23:03:29 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 00:50:01 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191960173.26340 Subject: QUIDDITY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29574-0-1192168820" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29574-0-1192168820 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Quiddity (noun) Pronunciation: ['kwi-dê-ti] Definition: (1) The essential nature of a thing, its character; (2) a trivial issue, a quibble. Usage: "Quiddity" is a little oddity proving the fluidity of the English idiom. It is odd because, like "sanction" and "cleave", its two meanings seem to be antonyms, referring to the most important and the least important aspects of a thing. It comes with an odd little verb, too, "quiddle", which means only to chatter over trifles. Are you ever a quiddler? The plural is as to be expected, "quiddities". (For the relation to "quibble", see the Etymology below.) Suggested Usage: Today's word is what Richard Lederer (Crazy English 1989) calls a contranym, a word with two contradictory meanings. On the one hand, it refers to the essential thing, "The quiddity of his intentions became evident when he asked if she would mind paying for the engagement ring". On the other hand, it refers to a triviality: "Irving is quite a quiddling quitter". This makes multiple uses in the same phrase possible, if not advisable: "Can we get past the quiddities and down to the quiddities of the issue?" That should send them off to their dictionaries (or you off to a mental institution). Etymology: Today's word comes from Medieval Latin "quidditas" based on quid "what", as in quid pro quo "something for something" and a recent word in our series, "quidnunc". We have mentioned before that the interrogative pronouns of all Indo-European languages come from the same root, *kwo-, which loses its [k] sound in some languages and its [w] sound in others. The sound [k] became [h] in English, so "what", "where", and "who" all come from this source is Russian chto "what", kto "who", and kuda "where to". Latin maintained both initial sounds, spelling them [qu]: qui [kwi] "who, what". The dative-ablative plural of this pronoun is quibus "to/from what", which we find in "quibble." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1191960173.26340:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2u81.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29574-0-1192168820 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Quiddity (noun) Pronunciation: ['kwi-dê-ti] Definition: (1) The essential nature of a thing, its character; (2) a trivial issue, a quibble. Usage: "Quiddity" is a little oddity proving the fluidity of the English idiom. It is odd because, like "sanction" and "cleave", its two meanings seem to be antonyms, referring to the most important and the least important aspects of a thing. It comes with an odd little verb, too, "quiddle", which means only to chatter over trifles. Are you ever a quiddler? The plural is as to be expected, "quiddities". (For the relation to "quibble", see the Etymology below.) Suggested Usage: Today's word is what Richard Lederer (Crazy English 1989) calls a contranym, a word with two contradictory meanings. On the one hand, it refers to the essential thing, "The quiddity of his intentions became evident when he asked if she would mind paying for the engagement ring". On the other hand, it refers to a triviality: "Irving is quite a quiddling quitter". This makes multiple uses in the same phrase possible, if not advisable: "Can we get past the quiddities and down to the quiddities of the issue?" That should send them off to their dictionaries (or you off to a mental institution). Etymology: Today's word comes from Medieval Latin "quidditas" based on quid "what", as in quid pro quo "something for something" and a recent word in our series, "quidnunc". We have mentioned before that the interrogative pronouns of all Indo-European languages come from the same root, *kwo-, which loses its [k] sound in some languages and its [w] sound in others. The sound [k] became [h] in English, so "what", "where", and "who" all come from this source is Russian chto "what", kto "who", and kuda "where to". Latin maintained both initial sounds, spelling them [qu]: qui [kwi] "who, what". The dative-ablative plural of this pronoun is quibus "to/from what", which we find in "quibble." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2u81.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29574-0-1192168820-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 14 May 2007 08:54:34 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.114] (helo=s3114.mb00.net) id 1HnUS1-0001m8-TA for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 14 May 2007 08:54:34 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=bT4ozV2naclXzGSfApBvwzqOTOzK03UrZXv9mqvEqZEYupQeIFcPTUwN7CPqajc6AY9UQBHZNTgff1p1W4SYTNwT/08ABY1uD/xkkaSwKLY9tV1rh4i7L/S58wWHrT1h; by s3114.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA44199; Sun, 13 May 2007 23:02:05 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 13 May 2007 23:54:33 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1178589604.6137 Subject: VARLAT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-7960-0-1179122408" --MIME_BOUNDARY-7960-0-1179122408 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Varlet (noun) Pronunciation: ['vah(r)-let] Definition: (1) An attendant or servant; a knight's page. (2) A rascal; a knave Usage: While "varmint" skulks in the shady reputation of slang, today's is a word of sterling character and reputation that may be used in any situation where it is appropriate to speak of varletry. That's right, the behavior of varlets is "varletry." Suggested Usage: Perhaps you think the days of varlets, rascals, and knaves has passed but, if you look around carefully, you will see that they remain well represented in the current population: "Sometimes it seems as though only varlets, knaves, and rascals can reach high office in business or government". Of course, it only seems that way. If no decent people rose to high positions in business and government, no one would be chasing the varlets out today! Etymology: Today's word is a variant of Old French vaslet "squire, servant", which reduced to "valet" in modern French. "Vaslet" is akin to vassal "feudal tenant", the root of which is vas-, a word of Celtic origin. It originates in Old Gaulish vassus or vasso "servant, young man", a word related to Welsh "gwas", Irish "foss", and Breton "goaz", according to the Oxford English Dictionary. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Happy Mother's Day! And just in case you forgot to mail Mother's Day cards this year, Smilebox is a GREAT way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free! Head's up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send a smile today! >>> http://www.dpbolvw.net/email-2294340-10466117 Time to get a new pair of shoes! Zappo's is a fantastic online shoe store, with over 1000 brands and 2 million in stock. 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Word of the Day: Varlat (Noun) Pronunciation: ['vah(r)-let] Listen Definition: (1) An attendant or servant; a knight's Schedulepage. (2) A rascal; a knave Usage: While "varmint" skulks in the shady reputation of slang, today's is a word of sterling character and reputation that may be used in any situation where it is appropriate to speak of varletry. That's right, the behavior of varlets is "varletry." Suggested Usage: Perhaps you think the days of varlets, rascals, and knaves has passed but, if you look around carefully, you will see that they remain well represented in the current population: "Sometimes it seems as though only varlets, knaves, and rascals can reach high office in business or government". Of course, it only seems that way. If no decent people rose to high positions in business and government, no one would be chasing the varlets out today! Etymology: Today's word is a variant of Old French vaslet "squire, servant", which reduced to "valet" in modern French. "Vaslet" is akin to vassal "feudal tenant", the root of which is vas-, a word of Celtic origin. It originates in Old Gaulish vassus or vasso "servant, young man", a word related to Welsh "gwas", Irish "foss", and Breton "goaz", according to the Oxford English Dictionary. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.g29.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-7960-0-1179122408-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:34:02 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.84] (helo=s3084.mb00.net) id 1JlJAY-0002Sc-RP for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:32:03 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=G+K3GIbGwDHxx1/tXLLwc65DLkfBwnMkT35Ri/FWIF+TQlhgsrvE7CspQI57oMrWLaJuf2LtSlpjePHwuq3EHpcy3FCbfE6NU79AecaQ/mKKikF8EUEa5EeF+JNNq6M3; by s3084.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA59058; Sun, 13 Apr 2008 23:01:23 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 00:32:02 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1208138347.84448 Subject: ACERBIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-55921-0-1208152831" --MIME_BOUNDARY-55921-0-1208152831 Word of the Day: Acerbic (adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'sêr-bik] Definition: Sour, bitter, or acidic to the taste; harsh or cutting, as a remark or tone. Usage: The adverb is "acerbically" and the noun is "acerbity" (plural "acerbities"). The verb is acerbate ['æ-sêr-beyt] "irritate, exasperate" the mother of ex-acerbate "to make worse", originally "to make very harsh, bitter." Suggested Usage: Acerbic comments and wit are derisive and tainted with contumely: "Joyce made an acerbic remark about the contents of Mark's head and left without further comment". (Actually, Joyce said that if brains were dynamite, Mark couldn't blow the wax out of his ears.) Gordon is just as bad: "Gordon's acerbic wit only acerbates his humorless wife." Etymology: From Latin acerbus "harsh, bitter, briny" from PIE *ak- "sharp, hard" + *r, a common PIE suffix. Akin to acer "sharp, bitter" underlying English "acrid". Suffixed as *ak-ya-, this root devolved into Old Norse eggya "incite, goad" borrowed as "to egg (on)" in English. It evolved into "edge" in English itself. With the suffixes "-men" and "-mer", the root *ak- underwent metathesis (place switching) to *ka-, so that *ak-men- became Russian kamen' "stone" and "hammer" in English and the Germanic languages. In Greek, with the suffix "-m", the same root turns up in acme "point, pinnacle" and with "-r", as acros "high, top" found in acrobat, from acro + bainen, bat- "walk." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Find the latest on organic living and environmentally friendly products from the dedicated researchers and editors at LoveToKnow. Get news on organic food, clothing, fabric, and information about organic farming and gardening. Do you want to learn to make Organic High Fiber Oatmeal Cookies or discover where to find Organic Food Stores? Did you know that there is a Permitted Chemicals List for Organic Farming and that Organic Gardening Slug Control is important? What is a Kombucha Mushroom? 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Suggested Usage: Acerbic comments and wit are derisive and tainted with contumely: "Joyce made an acerbic remark about the contents of Mark's head and left without further comment". (Actually, Joyce said that if brains were dynamite, Mark couldn't blow the wax out of his ears.) Gordon is just as bad: "Gordon's acerbic wit only acerbates his humorless wife." Etymology: From Latin acerbus "harsh, bitter, briny" from PIE *ak- "sharp, hard" + *r, a common PIE suffix. Akin to acer "sharp, bitter" underlying English "acrid". Suffixed as *ak-ya-, this root devolved into Old Norse eggya "incite, goad" borrowed as "to egg (on)" in English. It evolved into "edge" in English itself. With the suffixes –men and -mer, the root *ak- underwent metathesis (place switching) to *ka-, so that *ak-men- became Russian kamen' "stone" and "hammer" in English and the Germanic languages. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.69jp.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-55921-0-1208152831-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.50]) Sun, 14 Feb 2010 09:56:25 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin16.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NgaH5-0kG46S0; Sun, 14 Feb 2010 09:56:19 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=P/9UVSn1ePIVg9av09PRyfbax4tI2cJmqmHOM6O0zKSBM4NuEwqyP5fgDCKG2A6o5tCy45P/I/oB43NWfECLbl+fYM6IpGiD7F8SOqbqHFh8KdKwBWBHqtwWBDzlSbjf; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1E71eiG030621; Sat, 13 Feb 2010 23:01:40 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:56:18 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266120051.88136 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Pangram Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-41951-0-1266130831" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-14T08:56:25Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266137779-00004282-ABE2158D/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: 9d3f43b8-60d8-429f-a3de-961e0dd90764 --MIME_BOUNDARY-41951-0-1266130831 News for 2/14/2010: * Americans Don't Believe Job Market Is Rebounding Yet * Tea Party's Historical Parallels * Better Ideas for Small Business Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fvba.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Pangram (noun) Pronunciation: ['pan-gruh m] Definition: A phrase or sentence using all the letters of the alphabet. Usage: A pangram is a phrase that uses all of the letters in an alphabet. Pangrams may be written in any language. The shorter a pangram is, the more difficult it becomes to write, as some letters are used more often in the English language than others, particularly vowels. Since nearly every word in English uses vowels, a "perfect" pangram would contain only very few words. Suggested Usage: The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog. You=92ve seen it a thousand times, but what does it mean? Is it a clever bit of poetry, or a famous quote? No, it=92s a pangram, a word that uses each letter of the English alphabet. Not to be confused with Pan-Grahams, a delicious breakfast snack you can make yourself, pangrams are both fun and difficult to write=97perfect for the web surfer with nothing better to do. That=92s right. We=92re looking at you, kid. Etymology: No one knows exactly when the word pangram entered the English language, as it is somewhat of a neologism. It is a pseudo-Greek word meaning "every letter." LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266120051.88136:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fvba.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-41951-0-1266130831 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/14/2010: Americans Don't Believe Job Market Is Rebounding Yet Tea Party's Historical Parallels Better Ideas for Small Business Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Pangram (noun) Pronunciation: [nee-'ol-uh-jiz-uh m] Definition: A phrase or sentence using all the letters of the alphabet. Usage: A pangram is a phrase that uses all of the letters in an alphabet. Pangrams may be written in any language. The shorter a pangram is, the more difficult it becomes to write, as some letters are used more often in the English language than others, particularly vowels. Since nearly every word in English uses vowels, a "perfect" pangram would contain only very few words. Suggested Usage: The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog. You’ve seen it a thousand times, but what does it mean? Is it a clever bit of poetry, or a famous quote? No, it’s a pangram, a word that uses each letter of the English alphabet. Not to be confused with Pan-Grahams, a delicious breakfast snack you can make yourself, pangrams are both fun and difficult to write—perfect for the web surfer with nothing better to do. That’s right. We’re looking at you, kid. Etymology: No one knows exactly when the word pangram entered the English language, as it is somewhat of a neologism. It is a pseudo-Greek word meaning "every letter." –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-41951-0-1266130831-- Received: from mailin01.aul.t-online.de (mailin01.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.42]) Tue, 22 Dec 2009 09:49:16 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin01.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NN0QZ-0H4xLE0; Tue, 22 Dec 2009 09:49:11 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=C2KI44VQTq/6Yg6JnxJMqWsO0fn4F5u6j5Tibh4kznFH2q1F3AfvCTDwDeWMk/S2U8x9LsHYHX+TER+19ygv5z9klg30BeNKMfoK56w0D9ezydEd3fFsPYTWif4cMDiE; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBM71UI6027270; Mon, 21 Dec 2009 23:01:30 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 22 Dec 2009 00:49:11 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1261377319.22015 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Benevolent Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18170-0-1261465216" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-22T08:49:16Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261471752-00006159-DD9B3B9A/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: ba7b89ac-d64b-4e97-80c6-c904efedb526 --MIME_BOUNDARY-18170-0-1261465216 Word of the Day: Benevolent (adjective) Pronunciation: [buh-'nev-uh-luh nt] Definition: Expressing goodwill or kindness, charitable, wanting to do good. Usage: Benevolence is hard to come by these days, so you can use the word by expressing your thanks for every act of kindness you receive. "Thank you, dear mother, for this benevolent and delicious meal" is a great place to start. Should you forget how to use the word, just pretend that you have two friends named Ben and Evelyn(t) who, unlike the rest of the kids in fifth grade, were always nice to you. Use the word sparingly in reference to the government but frequently when discussing Dickens novels. Suggested Usage: Benevolence is used often to describe people who are loving and caring, but may also be used to describe characters who would not be assumed to be so, such as ghosts and wild animals. The adverb form, benevolently, means kindly or charitably; but instead of the boring benevolence, try using the technically correct noun form of benevolentness. Etymology: Our word benevolent is, like many words still in use, a construct of the Middle English language. The word comes from the Latin prefix bene, meaning well, and volent, the present participle for the word "to wish". One of the few words not to have changed context over time, benevolent still means what it always has: a well-wisher. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1261377319.22015:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fc6n.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-18170-0-1261465216 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Benevolent (adjective) Pronunciation: [buh-'nev-uh-luh nt] Definition: Expressing goodwill or kindness, charitable, wanting to do good. Usage: Benevolence is hard to come by these days, so you can use the word by expressing your thanks for every act of kindness you receive. "Thank you, dear mother, for this benevolent and delicious meal" is a great place to start. Should you forget how to use the word, just pretend that you have two friends named Ben and Evelyn(t) who, unlike the rest of the kids in fifth grade, were always nice to you. Use the word sparingly in reference to the government but frequently when discussing Dickens novels. Suggested Usage: Benevolence is used often to describe people who are loving and caring, but may also be used to describe characters who would not be assumed to be so, such as ghosts and wild animals. The adverb form, benevolently, means kindly or charitably; but instead of the boring benevolence, try using the technically correct noun form of benevolentness. Etymology: Our word benevolent is, like many words still in use, a construct of the Middle English language. The word comes from the Latin prefix bene, meaning well, and volent, the present participle for the word "to wish". One of the few words not to have changed context over time, benevolent still means what it always has: a well-wisher. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-18170-0-1261465216-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 04 Nov 2007 07:19:44 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.136] (helo=s3136.mb00.net) id 1IoYpk-0007BP-76 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 04 Nov 2007 07:19:44 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=VS6U0nmmeNLiqqDb8FUiE6KUx6nqNHfPvyiOMhpQuGX18JUtcNggbBkhLd1kCeHCxBpKoJl0amLLu3TBS0WtSgHTHUisuvVuR+mWiIYKXcBoEl5j5q7Tujo4nHv/dupD; by s3136.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA27515; Sat, 3 Nov 2007 23:02:20 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2007 23:19:44 -0700 (PDT) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1194042934.1565 Subject: FADGE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19536-0-1194156007" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19536-0-1194156007 Word of the Day: Fadge (verb) Pronunciation: ['fæj] Definition: To work (out), to suffice or fit; to fit with what is expected. Usage: Today's word is not to be confused with fidge "to fidget" but confusing it with fudge "to cheat ever so slightly" doesn't matter as much since "fadge" is the origin of "fudge" in this sense. To fudge figures is in some sense to make them fit what is expected, a mere mispronunciation of "fadge" in its last sense. The noun fadge means "a short, corpulent person", and apparently devolved somehow from "fat". This is a rather esoteric word not widely employed in the English-speaking world any more. Suggested Usage: In its first two senses, today's word is intransitive, used with the preposition "with" like so, "I will badger security until I get a badge for Madge that will fadge with her new top-secret job". Here is another one: "I don't think opening the bottle of wine with the screw-driver will quite fadge; better wait for a cork-screw." Etymology: We would expect it to be related to the Germanic root fag- from which we get German f=FCgen "add, conform". This stem, however, turns up in English as fay "join, fit together" so how it could acquire the form of today's word is unclear. The noun fadge "short fat person" may well have come from a regional affixed form based on "fat" since we also find "podge", from which we get the "pudge" in "pudgy", that is probably related to the "pot" of "pot-belly" in the same, admittedly odd, way. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. + Birthdays + Weddings + Babies + Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. 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Usage: Today's word is not to be confused with fidge "to fidget" but confusing it with fudge "to cheat ever so slightly" doesn't matter as much since "fadge" is the origin of "fudge" in this sense. To fudge figures is in some sense to make them fit what is expected, a mere mispronunciation of "fadge" in its last sense. The noun fadge means "a short, corpulent person", and apparently devolved somehow from "fat". This is a rather esoteric word not widely employed in the English-speaking world any more. Suggested Usage: In its first two senses, today's word is intransitive, used with the preposition "with" like so, "I will badger security until I get a badge for Madge that will fadge with her new top-secret job". Here is another one: "I don't think opening the bottle of wine with the screw-driver will quite fadge; better wait for a cork-screw." Etymology: We would expect it to be related to the Germanic root fag- from which we get German fügen "add, conform". This stem, however, turns up in English as fay "join, fit together" so how it could acquire the form of today's word is unclear. The noun fadge "short fat person" may well have come from a regional affixed form based on "fat" since we also find "podge", from which we get the "pudge" in "pudgy", that is probably related to the "pot" of "pot-belly" in the same, admittedly odd, way. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3a9l.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19536-0-1194156007-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 24 May 2007 09:43:55 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.95] (helo=s3095.mb00.net) id 1Hr7zG-0007xq-0u for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 24 May 2007 09:43:54 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=XjztZXjVEzgJGCPq3w4v3mZtqhloS/oND7mhyUFN+3IwEKeDJkB7D8iKowc5ceSfaCwmlaOHdhbTyebBkQN7gOovfPWs1BX85Wt7sOa+ildB6WMQeZGQZZ4MqwkqVdwO; by s3095.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA23579; Wed, 23 May 2007 23:03:17 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 00:43:53 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1179877311.11186 Subject: HAGIOGRAPHY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2819-0-1179986430" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2819-0-1179986430 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Hagiography (noun) Pronunciation: [hey-gi-'ah-grê-fi] Definition: A biography or other description of the life of a saint, usually intended as an example for others. Usage: The plural of today's word is "hagiographies" and the adjective is "hagiographical". A person who writes a biography of a saint is a hagiographer. Suggested Usage: Aside from the straightforward use of today's word in those religions that canonize saints, opportunities for sarcastic applications abound. The New York Times recently referred to an ". . . astonishing hagiography of the monuments, the statues, the biographies, the adoring songs" of the man the official Iraqi press calls Saddam the Great. Etymology: From Greek hagios "holy" + graphia "writing". "Hagios" is related to Sanskrit yayati "honors". "Graphia" is a noun from graphein "to scratch, write", found in many English borrowings such as "photography" and "phonograph". This word comes from the Proto-Indo-European root *gerbh- "scratch" which ended up in English as "carve" but also underlies "crab". In Greek it also emerged in gramma "letter, writing" underlying English "grammar" and "glamour", which comes from a Scottish mispronunciation of "grammar". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Babycenter.com is having an amazing Memorial Day Sale! They carry top brands of baby, toddler, preschooler, and maternity gear, and they have a fantastic selection. 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Word of the Day: Hagiography (Noun) Pronunciation: [hey-gi-'ah-grê-fi] Definition: A biography or other description of the life of a saint, usually intended as an example for others. Usage: The plural of today's word is "hagiographies" and the adjective is "hagiographical". A person who writes a biography of a saint is a hagiographer. Suggested Usage: Aside from the straightforward use of today's word in those religions that canonize saints, opportunities for sarcastic applications abound. The New York Times recently referred to an ". . . astonishing hagiography of the monuments, the statues, the biographies, the adoring songs" of the man the official Iraqi press calls Saddam the Great. Etymology: From Greek hagios "holy" + graphia "writing". "Hagios" is related to Sanskrit yayati "honors". "Graphia" is a noun from graphein "to scratch, write", found in many English borrowings such as "photography" and "phonograph". This word comes from the Proto-Indo-European root *gerbh- "scratch" which ended up in English as "carve" but also underlies "crab". In Greek it also emerged in gramma "letter, writing" underlying English "grammar" and "glamour", which comes from a Scottish mispronunciation of "grammar". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.oib.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2819-0-1179986430-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 11 Apr 2007 09:05:37 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.94] (helo=s3094.mb00.net) id 1HbWtZ-0006jv-0T for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 11 Apr 2007 09:05:37 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=G+5dYDfM8SYUKokxCmSdoZsFQDQVL5s9Vh1j3NcwGoGHFM6Z8XyQUS1tKlr10gcsfusjLlqIMC7u2HGbilI3YDkQoxkADShWK6wMSvTh4kb7abjc21zor/LnKLvfc2Eq; by s3094.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA11432; Tue, 10 Apr 2007 23:02:04 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2007 00:05:33 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1176159181.27134 Subject: INCUNABULUM: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-8814-0-1176271204" --MIME_BOUNDARY-8814-0-1176271204 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Incunabulum (noun) Pronunciation: [in-kyê-'næ-byU-lêm] Definition: (1) A book printed in the earliest period of printing, especially from Gutenberg's invention of the printing press in 1436 up to 1500; an incunable; (2) any product of the earliest stage of development; (3) a cocoon. Usage: The plural of the Latin version is incunabula. It you prefer avoiding esoteric Latin terms like today's word, you have the option of using the Anglicized version, "incunable" (plural "incunables"). The adjective is incunabular "resembling an early edition or related to early editions". A person who collects books printed before 1501 is an incunabulist. Suggested Usage: Today's word probably is still used more frequently to refer to the oldest published books: "Ultimately Dalrymple tired of collecting rare books and narrowed his focus to German incunabula". However, all words are susceptible to the magic wand of metaphor, "The Tappet brothers were obsessed with ancient cars and never missed an exhibition of automotive incunambula." Etymology: Today's word is Latin incunabulum "swaddling clothes, cradle" composed of in "in" + cunabula the diminutive of cunae "cradle". This word is related to "cemetery", which comes from Latin "coemeterium", borrowed from Greek koimeterion "sleeping chamber, burial place", a locative noun from the verb koiman "to put to sleep". Sanskrit sete "he lies, sleeps" is another relative and, possibly, Shiva "the auspicious one", the oldest of the Indian gods. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation There are lots of online "dating" services, but Match.com is definitely at the top of the pile in terms of reputability (in a quick office poll, we know 7 people who have met and dated from Match, and 2 who have married!). 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WOTD: Incunabulum (noun) Pronunciation: [in-kyê-'næ-byU-lêm] Listen Definition: (1) A book printed in the earliest period of printing, especially from Gutenberg's invention of the printing press in 1436 up to 1500; an incunable; (2) any product of the earliest stage of development; (3) a cocoon. Usage: The plural of the Latin version is incunabula. It you prefer avoiding esoteric Latin terms like today's word, you have the option of using the Anglicized version, "incunable" (plural "incunables"). The adjective is incunabular "resembling an early edition or related to early editions". A person who collects books printed before 1501 is an incunabulist. Suggested Usage: Today's word probably is still used more frequently to refer to the oldest published books: "Ultimately Dalrymple tired of collecting rare books and narrowed his focus to German incunabula". However, all words are susceptible to the magic wand of metaphor, "The Tappet brothers were obsessed with ancient cars and never missed an exhibition of automotive incunambula." Etymology: Today's word is Latin incunabulum "swaddling clothes, cradle" composed of in "in" + cunabula the diminutive of cunae "cradle". This word is related to "cemetery", which comes from Latin "coemeterium", borrowed from Greek koimeterion "sleeping chamber, burial place", a locative noun from the verb koiman "to put to sleep". Sanskrit sete "he lies, sleeps" is another relative and, possibly, Shiva "the auspicious one", the oldest of the Indian gods. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1xv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8814-0-1176271204-- Received: from mailin03.aul.t-online.de (mailin03.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.43]) Wed, 16 Dec 2009 10:00:31 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin03.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NKpk7-11X7b60; Wed, 16 Dec 2009 10:00:23 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=DLl6LEV47t0SlGxH2R/MGinhW5M7KXxDiQlEuKng1BUpIRaXKljNKgW3Ev2/LkqNI8M3Ny951bU/oY+Lx0cHTz+fdF5tPDpBQ2Z1uanZ7+39GSIz/JAG1rzPTveIUvth; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBG71RD8084626; Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:01:27 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:00:23 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260584612.1991 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Demagogue Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-30176-0-1260946810" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-16T09:00:31Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1260954024-000048AF-A34655D6/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: f5ae069a-9d6d-4db9-8e7f-27aa821a0740 --MIME_BOUNDARY-30176-0-1260946810 Word of the Day: Demagogue (noun) Pronunciation: ['dem-uh-gog] Definition: Leader of commoners, most often in a bad sense. Usage: If you're a demagogue, even you should be afraid of you. Your wit and appeal have gained you the attention of many, but at what cost? Can you deliver on your promises? Aren't you just stringing people along with your winning smile and your attractive, but ultimately devious plans? We'll be honest, if you're looking for the answer to that question on YourDictionary, you're probably out of luck. Try relaxing for a change, you. Suggested Usage: Although today's definition deviates slightly from the original meaning of the term, the idea of a demagogue as being a dynamic leader of the people has not changed. A demagogue is not just a leader, but a great orator, one who can convince and persuade. While the classical demagogue fought for the rights of common people, the modern demagogue is more interested in gaining support and power. Etymology: The Greek dēmagōgos means "to lead the people", derived from demos (people) and agōgos, to lead or guide. In the original Greek, the word δημαγωγός (demagogos) meant either popular leader or mob leader, one who persuades. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260584612.1991:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f8s8.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-30176-0-1260946810 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Demagogue (noun) Pronunciation: ['dem-uh-gog] Definition: Leader of commoners, most often in a bad sense. Usage: If you're a demagogue, even you should be afraid of you. Your wit and appeal have gained you the attention of many, but at what cost? Can you deliver on your promises? Aren't you just stringing people along with your winning smile and your attractive, but ultimately devious plans? We'll be honest, if you're looking for the answer to that question on YourDictionary, you're probably out of luck. Try relaxing for a change, you. Suggested Usage: Although today's definition deviates slightly from the original meaning of the term, the idea of a demagogue as being a dynamic leader of the people has not changed. A demagogue is not just a leader, but a great orator, one who can convince and persuade. While the classical demagogue fought for the rights of common people, the modern demagogue is more interested in gaining support and power. Etymology: The Greek dēmagōgos means "to lead the people", derived from demos (people) and agōgos, to lead or guide. In the original Greek, the Word δημαγωγός (demagogos) meant either popular leader or mob leader, one who persuades. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-30176-0-1260946810-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 14 Mar 2008 07:33:48 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.41] (helo=s3041.mb00.net) id 1Ja3UB-00015Q-U0 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 14 Mar 2008 07:33:48 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=r19D6UPOElkuI3EKvqTiBp90DkD85ve/0l7rVaLgV3pTZ96bDpZuCGNbkaomMBE1HivkXVJkpovRZ8aaK1kJaknPaulIn5WR+4WD/0yB5Zn402ssxSlT8X673d3NRDaP; by s3041.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA66175; Thu, 13 Mar 2008 23:04:32 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 23:33:47 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1205471544.13636 Subject: RUMINT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-24527-0-1205474416" --MIME_BOUNDARY-24527-0-1205474416 Word of the Day: Rumint (noun) Pronunciation: ['ru-mint] Definition: (Nonce word) Intelligence based on rumor or false information. Usage: Today's word is part of the intellibabble emerging from the ever-expanding business of spying. "Human intelligence", spy information from human sources, is clipped to "humint", information from electronic surveillance is "elint", while wiretaps produce "sigint", signal intelligence. In gathering "int" about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction, President Bush and the CIA apparently fell victims to rumint, human information from a highly unreliable sources close to informant Ahmad Chalabi. Suggested Usage: The US intelligence agencies are often unwitting victims of émigrés who wish to please them by giving them the information they want, whether accurate or not: "The CIA reported an outbreak of anthrax in the Caucasus based on rumint from a disgruntled émigré". 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In gathering "int" about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction, President Bush and the CIA apparently fell victims to rumint, human information from a highly unreliable sources close to informant Ahmad Chalabi. Suggested Usage: The US intelligence agencies are often unwitting victims of émigrés who wish to please them by giving them the information they want, whether accurate or not: "The CIA reported an outbreak of anthrax in the Caucasus based on rumint from a disgruntled émigré". Clearly today's word is a nonce word concocted on the spur of the moment for a specific purpose and will probably soon vanish, but why not have fun with it while it is here: "Mom, where did you get your rumint that I was smoking behind the school today?" Etymology: Today's word is a play on a recombined double clipping. A clipping is a shortening of the pronunciation of a word, such as reducing "doctor" to "doc", "representative" to "rep", and refrigerator to "fridge". (Americans are known for their haste: fast-food restaurants and drive-through windows are other indicators.) Recombining a double clipping gives us the reduction of "HUman INTelligence" to 'humint". Then, by analogy, "RUmor INTelligence" becomes "rumint." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.5r94.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-24527-0-1205474416-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:37:10 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.214] (helo=s3214.mb00.net) id 1JeYce-0002nk-3v for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:37:08 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=JDtHUUw49jyZbMVicdbO12yPayNGf3cQbRR1/deOhfaIDe3nVE6w+T9jfHbPqcziH66ED/I5HfgyeoqZGAe3NIN5/3D7KXwVCAOZ747q17+7HdHr2XTlQl1dzSv/3YeI; by s3214.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id JAA43466; Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:02:54 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:37:08 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1206547135.21336 Subject: HYPERBOLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22583-0-1206547144" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22583-0-1206547144 Word Of the Day Today's Word: Hyperbole (noun) Pronunciation: [hI-'pêr-bê-lee] Listen Definition: Overstatement; a figure of speech that uses exaggeration for effect, without intending to be taken literally. Usage: There must be a thousand forms of this word: hyperbolism "the use of hyperbole" is the noun, "hyperbolize" is the verb, and "hyperbolic" [hI-pêr-'bah-lik] is the adjective. When using "hyperbole" in writing or speaking, one must be especially careful to avoid the hyperbolic cliché. "I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse" and "Her skin was as white as snow" are not only hackneyed but overstated, as well. Suggested Usage: No one has provided the English language with better hyperboles than Mark Twain: "There did not seem to be brains enough in the entire nursery, so to speak, to bait a fishhook with". But the hyperbole is alive and well. One of today's suggested examples comes from Justin of T. S. Hill Middle School in Dexter, Missouri, who wrote that his dog is so ugly, "he only has cat friends". And as a jazz musician friend said, "Yeah, I know Des Moines. Played for a week there one night." Etymology: From Greek "hyperbole" = "excess", from "hyperballein" = "to exceed": "hyper" = "above", "beyond" + "ballein" = "to throw". In Greek, "hyperbole" refers to the rhetorical effect of using exaggeration for emphasis. "Hyper-" (Latin "super") is a relative newcomer to English, arising only in the 17th century, but it is used frequently now: "hyperactive", "hypercritical", "hypersensitive" are some of the neologisms recently bestowed on English. Greek "ballein" goes back to "*gwel-" = "to throw", "to pierce". In English it ended up as "ball" (from Old French baller "to dance") and "ballad", which originally was a dance song. In the sense of "pierce", this stem came to English as "quell" and "kill". -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. 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Usage: There must be a thousand forms of this word: hyperbolism "the use of hyperbole" is the noun, "hyperbolize" is the verb, and "hyperbolic" [hI-pêr-'bah-lik] is the adjective. When using "hyperbole" in writing or speaking, one must be especially careful to avoid the hyperbolic cliché. "I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse" and "Her skin was as white as snow" are not only hackneyed but overstated, as well. Suggested Usage: No one has provided the English language with better hyperboles than Mark Twain: "There did not seem to be brains enough in the entire nursery, so to speak, to bait a fishhook with". But the hyperbole is alive and well. One of today's suggested examples comes from Justin of T. S. Hill Middle School in Dexter, Missouri, who wrote that his dog is so ugly, "he only has cat friends". And as a jazz musician friend said, "Yeah, I know Des Moines. Played for a week there one night." Etymology: From Greek hyperbole "excess", from hyperballein, "to exceed": hyper "above, beyond" + ballein "to throw". In Greek, "hyperbole" refers to the rhetorical effect of using exaggeration for emphasis. "Hyper-" (Latin "super") is a relative newcomer to English, arising only in the 17th century, but it is used frequently now: "hyperactive", "hypercritical", "hypersensitive" are some of the neologisms recently bestowed on English. Greek ballein goes back to *gwel- "to throw; to pierce". In English it ended up as "ball" (from Old French baller "to dance") and "ballad", which originally was a dance song. In the sense of "pierce", this stem came to English as "quell" and "kill." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. 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Word of the Day: Brontophobia (noun) Pronunciation: [bran-tê-'fo-bi-ê] Definition: The fear of thunder or thunderstorms. Usage: Very rare despite the fact that the phenomenon is rather common, especially among children. A person fearing thunder is a brontophobe because they are brontophobic. Suggested Usage: Perhaps we should ignore this word because it is so rarely needed, "Percy, I'm not sure brontology is the right field for a brontophobe like yourself. Why don't you try nuclear physics?" But, no, add it to your vocabulary for moments like this: "You know, Mavis, there is nothing like a brontophobic girl to pass a stormy night with." Etymology: From Greek bronté "thunder" + phob=EDa "fear". The brontosaur, or "thunder lizard", now bears its original name, apatosaur or "untrue lizard", lost for years but recently rediscovered. "Bronto-" rarely emerges in English: brontology is the study of thunderstorms and a brontometer is a device for rating them. "Phobia" and "phobe" are widely used: "claustrophobia" and "agoraphobia" are antonyms, and lexiphobia "the fear of words", is one of the most common afflictions treated by Dr. Language at yourDictionary.com. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Planning any summer trips? Stretch your travel dollars further with Priceline. They often have fantastic prices on flights and hotels, but we think the rental car reservations component is the best deal. You can almost always save 30% or more compared to booking directly through the leading car rental companies. Why pay more (for the exact same service) when you don't have to? >>> http://www.dpbolvw.net/email-2294340-10402968 With the national average price for gas at a record high of $3.10 per gallon, here's an offer from Discover Card to help take the edge off: 5% Cashback Bonus on gas and everyday auto maintenance purchases! 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They often have fantastic prices on flights and hotels, but we think the rental car reservations component is the best deal. You can almost always save 30% or more compared to booking directly through the leading car rental companies. Why pay more (for the exact same service) when you don't have to? Word of the Day: Brontophobia (Noun) Pronunciation: [bran-tê-'fo-bi-ê] Definition: The fear of thunder or thunderstorms. Usage: Very rare despite the fact that the phenomenon is rather common, especially among children. A person fearing thunder is a brontophobe because they are brontophobic. Suggested Usage: Perhaps we should ignore this word because it is so rarely needed, "Percy, I'm not sure brontology is the right field for a brontophobe like yourself. Why don't you try nuclear physics?" But, no, add it to your vocabulary for moments like this: "You know, Mavis, there is nothing like a brontophobic girl to pass a stormy night with." Etymology: From Greek bronté "thunder" + phobía "fear". The brontosaur, or "thunder lizard", now bears its original name, apatosaur or "untrue lizard", lost for years but recently rediscovered. "Bronto-" rarely emerges in English: brontology is the study of thunderstorms and a brontometer is a device for rating them. "Phobia" and "phobe" are widely used: "claustrophobia" and "agoraphobia" are antonyms, and lexiphobia "the fear of words", is one of the most common afflictions treated by Dr. Language at yourDictionary.com. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.l44.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-24046-0-1179381615-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 27 Jul 2007 08:27:10 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.81] (helo=s3081.mb00.net) id 1IEJI6-0001fh-CJ for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 27 Jul 2007 08:27:10 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=PjuvbsVCcsSK1vAeN7Xh2aM1p7HAqmMebPCsi7/BEGaNzBnxNMaizmAFCLIAlLlqeBZ+xWJvEUNuFaeMIky0FsHgHXfxvYJB20n6V4RLUhpGhbyYKa8x5Ss33n7xstEa; by s3081.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA19959; Thu, 26 Jul 2007 23:03:03 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 23:27:10 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1185514883.10857 Subject: TENDENTIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-17401-0-1185516013" --MIME_BOUNDARY-17401-0-1185516013 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Tendentious (adjective) Pronunciation: [ten-'den-chês] Definition: Exhibiting a strong tendency or point of view, overbearingly didactic or partisan. Usage: Not to be confused with "tendential" which means simply "relating to a tendency". "Tendential ideas" are those with a decided point of view but not an overbearing one. "Tendentious ideas" so strongly support a tendency as to become repulsive. Suggested Usage: Remember that today's word is pejorative and use it with care: "I find Rodney tendentious in his ideas and I have long since desisted in discussing politics with him". This does not mean it lacks household uses, "I find your reasoning for not cleaning out the garage tendentious and would prefer pursuing the matter no further. Do it!" Etymology: From Latin tendencia "a cause", the noun of tendere "to tend to". "Tendere" comes from PIE *ten "stretch", which also gave us English "thin". English "tone" is from Greek tonos "string" hence "sound, pitch", of the same origin. Greek tetanos "stiff, rigid", Sanskrit tantram "loom", and Persian tar "string" from which "sitar" is derived=97all share the same origin. "Tenor" is a Latin borrowing from tenere "to hold", another variant of *ten. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Medifast is a great diet plan to check out if you'd like to get in shape. 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We're not the only ones who are fans-- Forbes rated them one of the Best 200 Small Companies Over 15,000 physicians have recommended Medifast programs to their patients Word of the Day: Tendentious (adjective) Pronunciation: [ten-'den-chês] Definition: Exhibiting a strong tendency or point of view, overbearingly didactic or partisan. Usage: Not to be confused with "tendential" which means simply "relating to a tendency". "Tendential ideas" are those with a decided point of view but not an overbearing one. "Tendentious ideas" so strongly support a tendency as to become repulsive. Suggested Usage: Remember that today's word is pejorative and use it with care: "I find Rodney tendentious in his ideas and I have long since desisted in discussing politics with him". This does not mean it lacks household uses, "I find your reasoning for not cleaning out the garage tendentious and would prefer pursuing the matter no further. Do it!" Etymology: From Latin tendencia "a cause", the noun of tendere "to tend to". "Tendere" comes from PIE *ten "stretch", which also gave us English "thin". English "tone" is from Greek tonos "string" hence "sound, pitch", of the same origin. Greek tetanos "stiff, rigid", Sanskrit tantram "loom", and Persian tar "string" from which "sitar" is derived—all share the same origin. "Tenor" is a Latin borrowing from tenere "to hold", another variant of *ten. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1n34.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17401-0-1185516013-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 19 Oct 2007 09:32:07 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.27] (helo=s3027.mb00.net) id 1IimL0-0005lQ-NR for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 19 Oct 2007 09:32:07 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=wU5B50gpA7IaAGzpRj0vucH8BP+aNQRLDUwqNaYepJFPB6RZEbA/4Sr/jSDvgXjumAfNuUxhduQDnVwEjQHX3M1FwAdcMIOAz28Z091MQjOt3rnCPac5+p37IqDLqH7s; by s3027.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA78771; Thu, 18 Oct 2007 23:03:05 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2007 00:32:06 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1192749912.11309 Subject: ZOMBIE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-515-0-1192773608" --MIME_BOUNDARY-515-0-1192773608 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Zombie (noun) Pronunciation: ['zahm-bee] Definition: One of the undead or the walking dead, an animated soulless corpse controlled by a voodoo deity. Usage: According to voodoo (from Yoruba vodun "spirit") belief, the spirits can be called to reanimate a corpse so that it moves about without its soul and under someone else's control. The plural is "zombies" and the exotic adjectives "zomboid" and "zombiesque" are used less often than the pedestrian compound "zombie-like". (There is also a mixed drink comprising several kinds of rum and fruit juices called "a zombie.") Suggested Usage: This word is used metaphorically far more than it is used in its literal sense throughout the English-speaking world, "Fred looked like a zombie this morning after partying all night". It may also be used to refer to those who think more slowly and on a lower level than others: "We could have had a championship team if the zombies who own it could understand 'heart' or 'team spirit'." Etymology: The origin is unclear but it apparently comes from the Bantu languages, e.g. Kimbundu -zumbi "ghost, departed spirit", Lingala Nz=E1mbe "god", Kongo -nzambi "god", or -zumbi "fetish." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! October Ink Sale. Printer Ink Blowout Sale! 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Usage: According to voodoo (from Yoruba vodun "spirit") belief, the spirits can be called to reanimate a corpse so that it moves about without its soul and under someone else's control. The plural is "zombies" and the exotic adjectives "zomboid" and "zombiesque" are used less often than the pedestrian compound "zombie-like". (There is also a mixed drink comprising several kinds of rum and fruit juices called "a zombie.") Suggested Usage: This word is used metaphorically far more than it is used in its literal sense throughout the English-speaking world, "Fred looked like a zombie this morning after partying all night". It may also be used to refer to those who think more slowly and on a lower level than others: "We could have had a championship team if the zombies who own it could understand 'heart' or 'team spirit'." Etymology: The origin is unclear but it apparently comes from the Bantu languages, e.g. Kimbundu -zumbi "ghost, departed spirit", Lingala Nzámbe "god", Kongo -nzambi "god", or -zumbi "fetish." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.30h2.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-515-0-1192773608-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 09 Jan 2008 08:42:58 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.183] (helo=s3183.mb00.net) id 1JCVaS-0000Pf-Lk for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 09 Jan 2008 08:42:57 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=kbznybuKxMdRpUChX24750IqqntYy3w5TsrQtzlj0Ub6S1H9ansSwehsk5Mpf7DmEmHMha4HSzEUraZRRzOaulhhHkZfUHXpDHVvMthtfHTOOr+l2sDjMst0y806K3TI; by s3183.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA78577; Tue, 8 Jan 2008 23:04:58 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2008 23:42:57 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1199839894.25442 Subject: MACGUFFIN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22604-0-1199862014" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22604-0-1199862014 Word of the Day: MacGuffin (noun) Pronunciation: [mê-'gêf-in] Definition: The otherwise meaningless object in a film or book that provides the motivation for the action; a flimsy excuse for an action. Usage: For an object to be a MacGuffin, it can have no meaning itself, nor can it help us understand a character or the story. Perhaps the most famous MacGuffin is the black statue in 'The Maltese Falcon.' Humphrey Bogart, playing Sam Spade, wraps up the case by saying, "Oh, and I've got some exhibits: the boys' guns, one of Cairo's, a thousand dollar bill I was supposed to be bribed with=97and this black statuette here that all the fuss was about". A more contemporary example is the briefcase in Tarantino's 'Pulp Fiction.' The Ark of the Covenant in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' doesn't fit the definition since it has meaning outside the film and plays a role in the film's climax. Suggested Usage: You can use today's word in many contexts: "I don't know why Macie had to go shopping=97she's on a search for some skincare MacGuffin". In other words, Macie is ranging the mall with only the flimsiest of excuses for doing so. "The boss wouldn't let me leave when my project was finished, so I spent the afternoon rifling the filing cabinet for a MacGuffin to get me out." Etymology: Fran=E7ois Truffaut attributes today's word to Alfred Hitchcock. Hitchcock tells the story of the word this way: "Two men are on a train. One man says, 'What's that package up there in the baggage rack?' The other answers, "A MacGuffin". The first one says, "What's a MacGuffin?" "It's an apparatus for trapping lions in Scotland". "But there are no lions in Scotland". "Well, then, that's no MacGuffin." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? LoveToKnow Yoga offers information on stress relief and exercise, Hair has styling tips, haircut picture galleries and hair care product reviews and Diet has everything you need to know about Nutrition, Fitness and Weight Loss. LoveToKnow has information on more than 60 unique topics in 8 useful categories. >>>http://www.lovetoknow.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1199839894.25442:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4h8q.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-22604-0-1199862014 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day MacGuffin (noun) Pronunciation: [mê-'gêf-in] Definition: The otherwise meaningless object in a film or book that provides the motivation for the action; a flimsy excuse for an action. Usage: For an object to be a MacGuffin, it can have no meaning itself, nor can it help us understand a character or the story. Perhaps the most famous MacGuffin is the black statue in 'The Maltese Falcon.' Humphrey Bogart, playing Sam Spade, wraps up the case by saying, "Oh, and I've got some exhibits: the boys' guns, one of Cairo's, a thousand dollar bill I was supposed to be bribed with—and this black statuette here that all the fuss was about". A more contemporary example is the briefcase in Tarantino's 'Pulp Fiction.' The Ark of the Covenant in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' doesn't fit the definition since it has meaning outside the film and plays a role in the film's climax. Suggested Usage: You can use today's word in many contexts: "I don't know why Macie had to go shopping—she's on a search for some skincare MacGuffin". In other words, Macie is ranging the mall with only the flimsiest of excuses for doing so. "The boss wouldn't let me leave when my project was finished, so I spent the afternoon rifling the filing cabinet for a MacGuffin to get me out." Etymology: François Truffaut attributes today's word to Alfred Hitchcock. Hitchcock tells the story of the word this way: "Two men are on a train. One man says, 'What's that package up there in the baggage rack?' The other answers, "A MacGuffin". The first one says, "What's a MacGuffin?" "It's an apparatus for trapping lions in Scotland". "But there are no lions in Scotland". "Well, then, that's no MacGuffin." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? 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Word of the Day: Quincunx (noun) Pronunciation: ['kwing-kungks] Definition: Five objects arranged so that four are at the corners of a square or rectangle and one is at the center; the pattern of "five" on a 6-sided die. Usage: Sir Francis Galton used a box with a triangular arrangement of pegs inside which he called a quincunx in order to explore laws of variation. Beads dropped from the top of the box hit each peg with equal probability of going left to right. But at the bottom of the triangle, the beads form a bell curve, suggesting that variation leads to mediocrity. The pinball machine works along the same principles: any ball that hits a series of obstacles is more likely to end up in the middle, where the gap between the flippers lies, than on either side. Suggested Usage: "Aurora blamed her divorce from George on a quincunx in their horoscopes". Yes, the quincunx is important in astrology, where it means two planets are 150 degrees from each other and have very little in common. In Christianity, the quincunx means the four wounds in Jesus' hands and feet, plus the spear through the side. To the ancient Greeks, the quincunx signified divine perfection=97the four elements of fire, water, earth and air, plus the fifth, mystery element, the quintessence. Etymology: From the Latin for "five ounces", from quinque "five" + uncia "ounce, a twelfth part". Latin "quinque" [kwenkwe] originates in the Indo-European root *penkwe after an anticipatory assimilation of the [p] to the final [kw]. German f=FCnf "five" is expected. English "five" suffers a loss of the nasal [n] which did not drop out of "finger", originally meaning a "fiver". Russian pjat' "five"comes from *penti and Greek penta provides the name of the five-sided Pentagon. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Quincunx (noun) Pronunciation: ['kwing-kungks] Definition: Five objects arranged so that four are at the corners of a square or rectangle and one is at the center; the pattern of "five" on a 6-sided die. Usage: Sir Francis Galton used a box with a triangular arrangement of pegs inside which he called a quincunx in order to explore laws of variation. Beads dropped from the top of the box hit each peg with equal probability of going left to right. But at the bottom of the triangle, the beads form a bell curve, suggesting that variation leads to mediocrity. The pinball machine works along the same principles: any ball that hits a series of obstacles is more likely to end up in the middle, where the gap between the flippers lies, than on either side. Suggested Usage: "Aurora blamed her divorce from George on a quincunx in their horoscopes". Yes, the quincunx is important in astrology, where it means two planets are 150 degrees from each other and have very little in common. In Christianity, the quincunx means the four wounds in Jesus' hands and feet, plus the spear through the side. To the ancient Greeks, the quincunx signified divine perfection—the four elements of fire, water, earth and air, plus the fifth, mystery element, the quintessence. Etymology: From the Latin for "five ounces", from quinque "five" + uncia "ounce, a twelfth part". Latin "quinque" [kwenkwe] originates in the Indo-European root *penkwe after an anticipatory assimilation of the [p] to the final [kw]. German fünf "five" is expected. English "five" suffers a loss of the nasal [n] which did not drop out of "finger", originally meaning a "fiver". Russian pjat' "five"comes from *penti and Greek penta provides the name of the five-sided Pentagon. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2i5s.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18293-0-1190268026-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.50]) Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:10:30 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin16.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NhfvL-0qqgmO0; Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:10:23 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=cH35Vsr8Gr69+s0dnH1zvMXj53J3dcXkpY34yLaG65fnz6jQx8azRearY2srSUp1Q6aaG76X9bpDoOT9taAppVtyZU3ea8k0SBKXzmoWKP54vDn0ZvAYmCt+1Ok1+SSP; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1H71ViB011602; Tue, 16 Feb 2010 23:01:31 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 17 Feb 2010 01:10:23 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266381260.13475 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Nepenthe Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-12680-0-1266390020" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-17T09:10:30Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266397823-00004282-37EFAC7C/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: 3378b8a1-1616-4170-bc5a-39aa2f538808 --MIME_BOUNDARY-12680-0-1266390020 News for 2/17/2010: * 63% of Voters Polled Say 'No' to Reelecting House and Senate Incumbents * Video - Cato Institute: Dept. of Education Costs $50 Billion and is Failing * Census Bureau Wasting Millions Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fwe5.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Nepenthe (noun) Pronunciation: [ni-'pen-thee] Definition: A drug (or anything else) that causes forgetfulness of troubles. Usage: Keats once described a nepenthe in his "Ode to a Nightingale", explaining that his "heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains my sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk". A favorite of writers from Poe to Pope, a nepenthe is anything that comforts or alleviates the pain and frustration of life=92s struggles. While the "original" nepenthe has been equated to opium or even cannabis, no one is certain what drug the ancient Greeks were referencing when the term nepenthe first came into use. Suggested Usage: Many a world-weary fellow has sighed, exasperated at the end of his day, "I need a drink!" Perhaps what he truly needed was a nepenthe, any "drug" that causes one to forget the worries of the world. For some, it=92s alcohol. For others, it=92s a Hogan=92s Heroes marathon and a gallon of Ben and Jerry=92s ice cream. A good massage might be a nepenthe if it helps one put aside the worries of his day. Of course, your nepenthe is playing World of Warcraft until 3 am with your friends. Oh well; to each his own. Etymology: Nepenthe, a word of clearly Greek origin, appears in the English language around 1580 as nepenthes. Although the word most appropriately has an "s" at the end, it was eschewed after a time in the English language, as people probably thought this pluralized the word. From ne- (meaning not) and penthos (grief, sorrow), it is famously remembered in The Odyssey as a drug that rids the mind of worry. 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A favorite of writers from Poe to Pope, a nepenthe is anything that comforts or alleviates the pain and frustration of life’s struggles. While the "original" nepenthe has been equated to opium or even cannabis, no one is certain what drug the ancient Greeks were referencing when the term nepenthe first came into use. Suggested Usage: Many a world-weary fellow has sighed, exasperated at the end of his day, "I need a drink!" Perhaps what he truly needed was a nepenthe, any "drug" that causes one to forget the worries of the world. For some, it’s alcohol. For others, it’s a Hogan’s Heroes marathon and a gallon of Ben and Jerry’s ice cream. A good massage might be a nepenthe if it helps one put aside the worries of his day. Of course, your nepenthe is playing World of Warcraft until 3 am with your friends. Oh well; to each his own. Etymology: Nepenthe, a word of clearly Greek origin, appears in the English language around 1580 as nepenthes. Although the word most appropriately has an "s" at the end, it was eschewed after a time in the English language, as people probably thought this pluralized the word. From ne- (meaning not) and penthos (grief, sorrow), it is famously remembered in The Odyssey as a drug that rids the mind of worry. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-12680-0-1266390020-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 02 May 2008 08:21:02 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.164] (helo=s3164.mb00.net) id 1Jrodh-0000F6-KG for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 02 May 2008 08:21:02 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=n4LXvVSMHyUkWGaW9x5pXDGfwA0NswL9ac9Jfs2obYPDipPDQWQjZFFjoFoQBsu+LDyLpkMBStrsrFNfXNZZD2mln2jCJ3H0mbPuXG6VCpXBh+7XPny7erkz5+hD3bhd; by s3164.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA98116; Thu, 1 May 2008 23:01:29 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 23:21:01 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1209704395.65731 Subject: EPITOME: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-89478-0-1209708029" --MIME_BOUNDARY-89478-0-1209708029 Word of the Day: Epitome (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'pi-tê-mee] Definition: An abstract, outline, or abbreviated version of a larger work; hence, a. representative in condensed or concentrated form. Usage: The verb, "epitomize" (British-Australian "epitomise"), means to shorten or diminish. It has begun to be used recently in the US in the sense of representing or exemplifying perfectly. "Percival epitomizes the modern shylock", should mean only that he possesses all the principal points though not necessarily the details of a modern shylock. An epitomizer (epitomiser) is someone who abridges or summarizes books, articles, and the like. Suggested Usage: Despite its usage in the US, the basic sense of today's word remains that of a brief summary or outline, "Could we get just an epitome of your solution to the Middle East conflict, Mortimer; I must get back to the crypt before sunrise". Here is how to use the word around the house: "Dad, since I know driving the car through the back wall of the garage was a stupid thing to do, could you epitomize your sermon so I can get to bed?" Otherwise, it refers to a condensed or summary version. As President Ford so aptly put it, "The three-martini lunch is the epitome of American efficiency. Where else can you get an earful, a bellyful and a snootful at the same time?" Etymology: Greek epitome "summary" from epitemnein "cut down, abridge" based on epi "on" + temnein "cut". The original root *tem-/tom- "cut" also turns up in "anatomy" from Greek anatome "dissection" and all surgical terms on -tomy "cutting" and -ectomy "excision, cutting out", e.g. lobotomy "severing of nerve cells to the frontal lobes" and appendectomy "removal of the appendix". A bit more surprising is Latin templum "temple", apparently originally referring to an opening cut out of the forest, and tondere "shear" from which English derives tonsorial "pertaining to a barber" (Latin "tonsor") and tonsure, the ritual shaving of a monk's head as a part of his induction into a brotherhood. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? 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Don't wait! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6k64.14.3vcs.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6k64.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1209704395.65731:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.6k64.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-89478-0-1209708029 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by PublicBookShelf.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Epitome (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'pi-tê-mee] Definition: An abstract, outline, or abbreviated version of a larger work; hence, a. representative in condensed or concentrated form. Usage: The verb, "epitomize" (British-Australian "epitomise"), means to shorten or diminish. It has begun to be used recently in the US in the sense of representing or exemplifying perfectly. "Percival epitomizes the modern shylock", should mean only that he possesses all the principal points though not necessarily the details of a modern shylock. An epitomizer (epitomiser) is someone who abridges or summarizes books, articles, and the like. Suggested Usage: Despite its usage in the US, the basic sense of today's word remains that of a brief summary or outline, "Could we get just an epitome of your solution to the Middle East conflict, Mortimer; I must get back to the crypt before sunrise". Here is how to use the word around the house: "Dad, since I know driving the car through the back wall of the garage was a stupid thing to do, could you epitomize your sermon so I can get to bed?" Otherwise, it refers to a condensed or summary version. As President Ford so aptly put it, "The three-martini lunch is the epitome of American efficiency. Where else can you get an earful, a bellyful and a snootful at the same time?" Etymology: Greek epitome "summary" from epitemnein "cut down, abridge" based on epi "on" + temnein "cut". The original root *tem-/tom- "cut" also turns up in "anatomy" from Greek anatome "dissection" and all surgical terms on -tomy "cutting" and -ectomy "excision, cutting out", e.g. lobotomy "severing of nerve cells to the frontal lobes" and appendectomy "removal of the appendix". A bit more surprising is Latin templum "temple", apparently originally referring to an opening cut out of the forest, and tondere "shear" from which English derives tonsorial "pertaining to a barber" (Latin "tonsor") and tonsure, the ritual shaving of a monk's head as a part of his induction into a brotherhood. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.6k64.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-89478-0-1209708029-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 25 Dec 2007 21:43:54 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.154] (helo=s3154.mb00.net) id 1J7Gcz-0000i8-6y for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 25 Dec 2007 21:43:53 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=FjL3qZO7S9YjaM/LWRShctRH122qiY17qy2xuf6nq2qYHpJsPt9peZT4wWw0Gwr/q66KIRtj1pAGJw/2RpntQBU3qJMbQafvmmCWtijPtWDoEMfPF7fDXdvfrmnNvcQu; by s3154.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id MAA32724; Tue, 25 Dec 2007 12:11:16 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2007 12:43:53 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198613262.26130 Subject: CHRISTMAS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-9520-0-1198613269" --MIME_BOUNDARY-9520-0-1198613269 Word of the Day: Christmas (noun) Pronunciation: ['kris-mês] Definition: The festival of the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated on December 25 among Christians since 336 AD. The center of the celebration is the decorated and lighted Christmas tree under which presents to be exchanged by friends and family are placed. Usage: Christmas traditions have many origins, most associated with celebrations of the winter solstice: the Germanic and Celtic Yule and the Roman Saturnalia, for example, were celebrated about the same time with festoons of evergreens such as holly and the exchange of gifts. The adjective is Christmassy, as in "All our cares succumbed to the Christmassy smells of the living room." Suggested Usage: "Merry Christmas!" is still nice thing to say to Christians this time of the year. Do keep in mind that not everyone is Christian, which is why "Happy Holidays!" has become so popular. "All of John's Christmases came at once" is a phrase meaning that John has had enormously good fortune. "Every day is Christmas in our house" refers to continuing good fortune and/or happiness. Everyone at yourDictionary hopes it applies to your home. Etymology: Old English Cristes mæsse "Christ's festival" based on Crist, from Latin Christus, borrowed from Greek Khristos, from khristos "anointed", the verbal adjective of khri-ein "to anoint". The PIE stem, ghrei-, turns up in English "grime" from Old Germanic grim- "smear." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. Order now and you can take advantage of these introductory prices, which are each 50% off the regular subscription price. >>> http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;160744332;22424521;r?https://www.nytimesathome.com?MediaCode=3DW15GT ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1198613262.26130:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.48dc.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9520-0-1198613269 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by The New York Times To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Christmas (noun) Pronunciation: ['kris-mês] Definition: The festival of the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated on December 25 among Christians since 336 AD. The center of the celebration is the decorated and lighted Christmas tree under which presents to be exchanged by friends and family are placed. Usage: Christmas traditions have many origins, most associated with celebrations of the winter solstice: the Germanic and Celtic Yule and the Roman Saturnalia, for example, were celebrated about the same time with festoons of evergreens such as holly and the exchange of gifts. The adjective is Christmassy, as in "All our cares succumbed to the Christmassy smells of the living room." Suggested Usage: "Merry Christmas!" is still nice thing to say to Christians this time of the year. Do keep in mind that not everyone is Christian, which is why "Happy Holidays!" has become so popular. "All of John's Christmases came at once" is a phrase meaning that John has had enormously good fortune. "Every day is Christmas in our house" refers to continuing good fortune and/or happiness. Everyone at yourDictionary hopes it applies to your home. Etymology: Old English Cristes mæsse "Christ's festival" based on Crist, from Latin Christus, borrowed from Greek Khristos, from khristos "anointed", the verbal adjective of khri-ein "to anoint". The PIE stem, ghrei-, turns up in English "grime" from Old Germanic grim- "smear." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. Order now and you can take advantage of these introductory prices, which are each 50% off the regular subscription price. Your subscription also includes exclusive access to the Times Archive going back to 1851 — and TimesReader, a digital edition of the paper that reads like the real thing. 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Usage: People with a single-minded obsession are monomaniacs and they behave monomaniacally. Suggested Usage: Here is a variant of "obsessive" that can be applied to any kind of single-minded obsession. "He is a football monomaniac and never watches anything else on TV" or "The media's monomaniacal focus on the election results is driving ME crazy." Etymology: Greek mono-s "alone, only, solitary" + mania "passion, enthusiasm, madness". Monos also underlies most English words beginning with "mono-" such as "monotheism, monopoly, monotony" but also "monk" and "monastery", a place of solitude. "Mania" is related to English "mad", and via Latin to "mental, mention, money, memory." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. 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Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Monomania (Noun) Pronunciation: [mah-nê-'mey-niyê] Definition: Fixation on or obsession with a single object or idea. Usage: People with a single-minded obsession are monomaniacs and they behave monomaniacally. Suggested Usage: Here is a variant of "obsessive" that can be applied to any kind of single-minded obsession. "He is a football monomaniac and never watches anything else on TV" or "The media's monomaniacal focus on the election results is driving ME crazy." Etymology: Greek mono-s "alone, only, solitary" + mania "passion, enthusiasm, madness". Monos also underlies most English words beginning with "mono-" such as "monotheism, monopoly, monotony" but also "monk" and "monastery", a place of solitude. "Mania" is related to English "mad", and via Latin to "mental, mention, money, memory." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18ow.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19604-0-1183528834-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 14 Dec 2007 09:46:02 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.207] (helo=s3207.mb00.net) id 1J36B0-0002LQ-Bu for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 14 Dec 2007 09:45:59 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=bS+v0AX99JiEuMYQqtmfTq0joaBKboNqPsWxP7GSb9UQeN/jX9uu9PMDOCf/247F4EtNPP60em4d3DAmTHhEE4/pRbqIz75t4htAKzTBwxpCNYX5i+E8ul+xy8LEuhAw; by s3207.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA11608; Fri, 14 Dec 2007 00:03:59 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2007 00:45:47 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1197617068.29994 Subject: LIBROCUBICULARIST: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5426-0-1197619217" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5426-0-1197619217 Word of the Day: Librocubicularist (noun) Pronunciation: [li-bro-kew-'bik-yu-lê-rist] Definition: One who does something with books in the bedroom=97not someone who necessarily reads in bed. Usage: Today we are sending out a warning of a lexical virus spreading across the Internet. Someone with a smattering of Latin and English has concocted this word and is palming it off as a legitimate compound meaning "someone who reads in bed". English, of course, is full of words that began illegitimate and ended up respectable members of our vocabulary. This one may, too, but so far it hasn't: be wary. Suggested Usage: If you were to use today's word, be sure to read the etymology first. It does not mean someone who reads in bed but someone who does something with a book in a bedroom. If we allow this word into our language, let us at least demand that it means the sum of the meanings of its parts. We recommend you avoid using this cheap substitute in word's clothing. Etymology: Today's ostensible word is a fanciful combination from Latin liber "book" and cubiculum "bed chamber", so the actual meaning would be "book-bedroomist", not "someone who reads in bed" as is commonly claimed by those out of the know. This word could be used as appropriately to refer to some who publishes books from his bedroom or eats them there. English does not normally allow more than two Latin or Greek stems in a borrowed or created compound (medical terminology excepted). So there are several reasons why this word is not found in any dictionaries. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. 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Someone with a smattering of Latin and English has concocted this word and is palming it off as a legitimate compound meaning "someone who reads in bed". English, of course, is full of words that began illegitimate and ended up respectable members of our vocabulary. This one may, too, but so far it hasn't: be wary. Suggested Usage: If you were to use today's word, be sure to read the etymology first. It does not mean someone who reads in bed but someone who does something with a book in a bedroom. If we allow this word into our language, let us at least demand that it means the sum of the meanings of its parts. We recommend you avoid using this cheap substitute in word's clothing. Etymology: Today's ostensible word is a fanciful combination from Latin liber "book" and cubiculum "bed chamber", so the actual meaning would be "book-bedroomist", not "someone who reads in bed" as is commonly claimed by those out of the know. This word could be used as appropriately to refer to some who publishes books from his bedroom or eats them there. English does not normally allow more than two Latin or Greek stems in a borrowed or created compound (medical terminology excepted). So there are several reasons why this word is not found in any dictionaries. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. Order now and you can take advantage of these introductory prices, which are each 50% off the regular subscription price. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.41dz.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5426-0-1197619217-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 07 Dec 2007 09:39:18 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.66] (helo=s3066.mb00.net) id 1J0Yjt-0007V1-3D for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 07 Dec 2007 09:39:17 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=hhRYRLlTwBWEu3TL8QUjEKewyPO9ub22HnJWbffozfUlCJCzD+sUPBtvJkT3YC7mIEIoq3plhxSBi9tHe2oZBExtmOIbhSDP/a68nh+8v7PAJjRTmP/V0UAMV2YhGl7O; by s3066.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA47580; Fri, 7 Dec 2007 00:04:03 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2007 00:39:17 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1197013742.13279 Subject: SALUBRIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14822-0-1197014422" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14822-0-1197014422 Word of the Day: Salubrious (adjective) Pronunciation: [sê-'lu-bri-ês or (British) sê-lyu-bri-ês] Definition: Favourable or conducive to health; attractive and prosperous (Australian). Usage: Today's word sounds much like a combination of "salacious" and "lugubrious" but don't be deceived: it bears a purely positive sense of health enhancement. The Oxford English Dictionary allows "unsalubrious" and the noun in all dialects is "salubrity." Suggested Usage: Of course we all prefer living in a salubrious climate and avoid foods with unsalubrious fats and cholesterol (some fats are salubrious). A weekend with the children might be a salubrious respite from work but then a night at the opera could be a salubrious respite from the kids. According to Macquarie's Dictionary, one may live in a salubrious suburb in Australia if it is but attractive and prosperous. Of course, prosperity does promote health. Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin salubris "healthful, wholesome", the adjective from salus "health". The original Proto-Indo-European root, *sol- meant "whole, entire" and its remnants are found in such words as "solo" and "sole" from Latin solus "alone (all one)". Suffixed with a [d] as in Latin solidus "solid", it came to English via French as "solder", "soldier", and "solid". Suffixed with "-v", it gave Latin salvare "to save" which changed to sauver "save" in French and was borrowed as "save" and "safe" by English=97and directly from Latin as "salvation". The initial [s] became [h] in Greek, giving holos "whole" found in "hologram" and "catholic", from katholikos "general, universal" based on kata "in accord with"+ holos "whole." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! The 23-Cent Heart Miracle Heart Surgeons Do NOT Want You To Know About =85 The 23-Cent Heart Miracle is MUST-READING if you or someone you know has heart problems, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or circulatory problems of any kind! 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3wsh.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14822-0-1197014422-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 02 Jan 2008 15:51:27 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.164] (helo=s3164.mb00.net) id 1JA4wH-00034L-RH for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 02 Jan 2008 15:51:26 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=DozseXPxUihNrrzYvxTwL4FfxXRUZN5cxMLqz26ZfabbTXCa3dqZ1fQmiZkegghWyKU5HBet8C1V9NZipQI1WhY6pLp44M5ug1U2xKWrkwJ9UoRrceDpomnZt6tWy8sN; by s3164.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id GAA26376; Wed, 2 Jan 2008 06:10:59 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 06:51:26 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1199282821.3908 Subject: NOIR: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4646-0-1199282832" --MIME_BOUNDARY-4646-0-1199282832 Word of the Day: Noir (adjective) Pronunciation: ['nwa(r) ] Definition: Gloomy crime fiction or film featuring cynical characters in sleazy settings. Usage: This adjective has not been completely assimilated by English as it occurs only in a few French phrases, as in French, always after the noun it modifies: "film noir" and "roman noir". The adjective is "noirish" with the "r" pronounced. For a parody of the genre noir, listen to the adventures of Guy Noir on Prairie Home Companion. Not directly related to café noir "black coffee" or pinot noir the "black Pinot" grape that produces the hearty red wine of the same name. Suggested Usage: Weaving the expressions that "noir" occurs with into casual conversation calls for considerable lexical dexterity, "I feel sorry for him; his life is a kind of roman noir that he can't seem to brighten up". It is easier to use it literally: "The film set out a tantalizing detective mystery but midway evolved into a sort of film noir that could not sustain even a passing glint of optimism." Etymology: French noir "black" from Late Latin "negro", Latin niger, nigr- "black" found in "Nigeria" and "denigrate". From PIE nekw-, also underlying English "night" and Greek nix, niktos "night". This root also had an O-grade form, nokw-, that produced Latin nox, noctis, German Nacht, Russian noch', Albanian nat=EB=97all meaning "night". The sounds [k] and [g] are identical except for the voicing of [g], i.e. the vibration of the vocal folds. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? LoveToKnow Yoga offers information on stress relief and exercise, Hair has styling tips, haircut picture galleries and hair care product reviews and Diet has everything you need to know about Nutrition, Fitness and Weight Loss. 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For a parody of the genre noir, listen to the adventures of Guy Noir on Prairie Home Companion. Not directly related to café noir "black coffee" or pinot noir the "black Pinot" grape that produces the hearty red wine of the same name. Suggested Usage: Weaving the expressions that "noir" occurs with into casual conversation calls for considerable lexical dexterity, "I feel sorry for him; his life is a kind of roman noir that he can't seem to brighten up". It is easier to use it literally: "The film set out a tantalizing detective mystery but midway evolved into a sort of film noir that could not sustain even a passing glint of optimism." Etymology: French noir "black" from Late Latin "negro", Latin niger, nigr- "black" found in "Nigeria" and "denigrate". From PIE nekw-, also underlying English "night" and Greek nix, niktos "night". This root also had an O-grade form, nokw-, that produced Latin nox, noctis, German Nacht, Russian noch', Albanian natë—all meaning "night". 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4ciw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4646-0-1199282832-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.49]) Tue, 15 Dec 2009 09:32:20 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin15.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NKSpM-2Au8cC0; Tue, 15 Dec 2009 09:32:16 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=dtEmYn1vJ6D+wN7Tut2xSrEu+0N3lIiUdUnpyDe3EmInL42YD1JZGEN17p0suZhnndw8kzsLNY3Vu6mQ/d0fScQv5kVU+3egrPd8HsPPuijbXOSfXvbY/MzqH0sK4icq; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBF71Ngi018389; Mon, 14 Dec 2009 23:01:23 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 15 Dec 2009 00:32:16 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260584054.5834 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Abhor Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-38553-0-1260860404" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-15T08:32:20Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1260865936-00004121-00F0AC7D/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 963c8574-3fb9-4ab3-9915-4b5dfecbf4e0 --MIME_BOUNDARY-38553-0-1260860404 Word of the Day: Abhor (verb) Pronunciation: [ab h=F4r'] Definition: To hate, loathe, despise. Usage: Abhorrence is more than hate. It is the big brother of hate. You might hate broccoli, but absolutely abhor broccoli with Velveeta on it. While a cat lover can=92t imagine anyone truly hating cats, perhaps they terrify you to your core=97you shrink from them in horror. You abhor them. When hate just isn=92t strong enough, feel free to contrast it with abhor, as in =93I hate you, but I abhor your twin brother.=94 See? You just made hate sound nice. Suggested Usage: When you abhor something, you detest it absolutely as much as possible. Although the word might seem mild when you speak it, it is intended to convey the absolute depths of your disgust. Notice that it has the same root of horror: literally speaking, that which you abhor makes you bristle with rage or fear. Etymology: Abhorrere is the present, active, infinitive version of the Latin word from which horror is derived. Anything from disinclination and aversion to absolute dread were expressed by the word. Its antonym, of course, is amo, the Latin word for love. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260584054.5834:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f8s5.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-38553-0-1260860404 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Abhor (verb) Pronunciation: [ab hôr'] Definition: To hate, loathe, despise. Usage: Abhorrence is more than hate. It is the big brother of hate. You might hate broccoli, but absolutely abhor broccoli with Velveeta on it. While a cat lover can’t imagine anyone truly hating cats, perhaps they terrify you to your core—you shrink from them in horror. You abhor them. When hate just isn’t strong enough, feel free to contrast it with abhor, as in “I hate you, but I abhor your twin brother.” See? You just made hate sound nice. Suggested Usage: When you abhor something, you detest it absolutely as much as possible. Although the word might seem mild when you speak it, it is intended to convey the absolute depths of your disgust. Notice that it has the same root of horror: literally speaking, that which you abhor makes you bristle with rage or fear. Etymology: Abhorrere is the present, active, infinitive version of the Latin word from which horror is derived. Anything from disinclination and aversion to absolute dread were expressed by the word. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Calumniate (verb) Pronunciation: [kê-'lêm-nee-eyt] Definition: To make malicious statements known to be false in an effort to harm someone's reputation or character. Usage: Our language can damage others in several ways: we may defame (to focus an attack on the victim's reputation), malign (to attack someone's character by speaking badly of him or her), or vilify (to grossly criticize someone to undermine their character and reputation). "Calumniate" implies an attack on character or reputation that is knowingly incorrect. Benjamin Disraeli, a 19th-century British Prime Minister, said that there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. Calumniating falls under Disraeli's second category. The noun is "calumny." Suggested Usage: Unfortunately, we find this behavior on all levels: "After a period of scandal, politicians sometimes become more careful about calumniating their opponents". 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Benjamin Disraeli, a 19th-century British Prime Minister, said that there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. Calumniating falls under Disraeli's second category. The noun is "calumny." Suggested Usage: Unfortunately, we find this behavior on all levels: "After a period of scandal, politicians sometimes become more careful about calumniating their opponents". "Humans are basically sadistic; watch how toddlers calumniate their siblings, just to watch the spectacle of the punishment." Etymology: Latin calumnia "trickery, chicanery" from calvor "to deceive." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.lxo.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1877-0-1179468014-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 13 Jul 2007 09:38:54 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.200] (helo=s3200.mb00.net) id 1I9Fjp-0005w5-JS for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 13 Jul 2007 09:38:54 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=iNP141QdZazWSWrVvQuC6eerAdL2VJY0w/M9YBoc3uLiGJpYtWPD8ffAar+lBQlAHk3u+au0P/597NjJArTZz8PudSpTKGwfJWO1Y7YT7v8L1ObIqmbDcOmiD9y0jrD9; by s3200.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA65607; Thu, 12 Jul 2007 23:03:42 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 00:38:53 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1184282084.29359 Subject: BEATIFIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6091-0-1184306424" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6091-0-1184306424 WORD OF THE DAY: Beatific (Adjective) Pronunciation: [bee-ê-'tif-ik] Definition: Exhibiting ultimate serenity, imparting or experiencing a state of utmost bliss (beatitude), usually associated with a religious experience. Usage: This word family is used almost exclusively in a religious sense. The Christian "beatific vision" is the bliss aroused by the direct contact with God enjoyed by angels and other souls in heaven. "Beatific smiles" reflect that serenity and contentedness. The noun, beatitude, is associated with the list of blessings in Christ's Sermon on the Mount, commonly referred to as "The Beatitudes." Suggested Usage: There is no reason why religion should usurp the services of this word family. There are secular situations where it might be used in the sense of a serene self-confidence like that of a religious faith. For example, "Louella entered the room with a beatific air that inspired confidence in every word she uttered", suggests the serene self-confidence inspired by the knowledge that the gods are watching over her. The noun is subject to similar application, "Manfred's attitude suggested beatitude more than mere self-confidence." Etymology: Latin beatificus "making happy" from beatus "happy" (past participle of beare "to bless") + -fic (from fac-ere "make, do") + case ending -us. The ultimate root also underlies Latin bonus "good", bene "well" found in "benefit", "benevolent", and "benign", not to mention bellus "beautiful" from which we get "beauty" and "belle (of the ball)." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. 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Usage: This word family is used almost exclusively in a religious sense. The Christian "beatific vision" is the bliss aroused by the direct contact with God enjoyed by angels and other souls in heaven. "Beatific smiles" reflect that serenity and contentedness. The noun, beatitude, is associated with the list of blessings in Christ's Sermon on the Mount, commonly referred to as "The Beatitudes." Suggested Usage: There is no reason why religion should usurp the services of this word family. There are secular situations where it might be used in the sense of a serene self-confidence like that of a religious faith. For example, "Louella entered the room with a beatific air that inspired confidence in every word she uttered", suggests the serene self-confidence inspired by the knowledge that the gods are watching over her. The noun is subject to similar application, "Manfred's attitude suggested beatitude more than mere self-confidence." Etymology: Latin beatificus "making happy" from beatus "happy" (past participle of beare "to bless") + -fic (from fac-ere "make, do") + case ending -us. The ultimate root also underlies Latin bonus "good", bene "well" found in "benefit", "benevolent", and "benign", not to mention bellus "beautiful" from which we get "beauty" and "belle (of the ball)." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1fpd.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6091-0-1184306424-- Received: from mailin02.aul.t-online.de (mailin02.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.43]) Sun, 20 Dec 2009 09:29:31 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin02.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NMHAN-101Lv60; Sun, 20 Dec 2009 09:29:27 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=Hp7/PYnBew9mDC5qf2g3aPpjQHEgjvyo5IFUGEfAsaASWRxdCcsWvq21YOgzib6HP3VC7/JIGumpQ9aCB0S32iJ5H4zCAlUhwA4NVq47enhHBfndo/1dcbOzgH7BAzUX; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBK71juf083151; Sat, 19 Dec 2009 23:01:45 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 20 Dec 2009 00:29:27 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260586242.45641 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Spurious Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19214-0-1261292425" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-20T08:29:31Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261297767-00003C45-0860C40A/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: a37b18ed-caab-4566-8ad6-6d2efc2f2136 --MIME_BOUNDARY-19214-0-1261292425 Word of the Day: Spurious (adjective) Pronunciation: ['spyoo r-ee-uh s] Definition: False, counterfeit, not genuine, inauthentic. Usage: That which is spurious is phony as a three-dollar bill. Don't let yourself be fooled by the spurious e-mail that promises you a hundred grand from some Saudi king. More specifically, that which is spurious comes from a false source. You might think that the boxed set of Lost DVDs you're buying on eBay is of the highest quality, but you're only paying $15, and the seller is named SiereouslyCheep999=85 spurious. Suggested Usage: Although archaic, the original use of the word spurious was to describe illegitimate children; that is, it was a less-harsh term for bastard. The source, and not the adulterate thing itself, was considered "responsible" for the spuriousness. While spurious is used today in ways that suggest something has come from an improper source, it will more usually describe the lack of authenticity of the thing itself. Etymology: Spurius, the Latin noun from which we derive our modern spurious, meant bastard and illegitimate, and was used in reference to people. The term spurcus in Latin, itself the root of the word spurious, meant low or vile. It first appears in English in 1598. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260586242.45641:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f8t9.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-19214-0-1261292425 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Spurious (adjective) Pronunciation: ['spyoo r-ee-uh s] Definition: False, counterfeit, not genuine, inauthentic. Usage: That which is spurious is phony as a three-dollar bill. Don't let yourself be fooled by the spurious e-mail that promises you a hundred grand from some Saudi king. More specifically, that which is spurious comes from a false source. You might think that the boxed set of Lost DVDs you're buying on eBay is of the highest quality, but you're only paying $15, and the seller is named SiereouslyCheep999… spurious. Suggested Usage: Although archaic, the original use of the word spurious was to describe illegitimate children; that is, it was a less-harsh term for bastard. The source, and not the adulterate thing itself, was considered "responsible" for the spuriousness. While spurious is used today in ways that suggest something has come from an improper source, it will more usually describe the lack of authenticity of the thing itself. Etymology: Spurius, the Latin noun from which we derive our modern spurious, meant bastard and illegitimate, and was used in reference to people. The term spurcus in Latin, itself the root of the word spurious, meant low or vile. 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Health Care Bill Gets Frantic. Kudlow: President Has It Backwards. Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fl01.19.cvlv.2oq9 Word of the Day: Hedonist (noun) Pronunciation: ['heed-n-ist] Definition: One who lives for pleasure, one who is self gratifying. Usage: Hedonist is a word that, although of ancient origin, has only been around in English since the 1820s. The philosophy of hedonism allows (in fact, actually encourages) the pursuit of pleasure as the chief end of one's existence. A hedonist, therefore, is one who lives only to gratify one's senses, and nothing more. Hedonists are sensualists; that is, what appeals to them is the only goal in life worth striving toward, notwithstanding the disapproval or even pain of others as a result. Suggested Usage: Everyone thinks they know a hedonist. You're liable to be called a hedonist if you are selfish and seek only to do what feels "right" for you. Interestingly enough, being a hedonist is hard work. Can you imagine never showing love to anyone unless it makes you happy? Not taking others' feelings or wellbeing into account as you drive around? Sure, it might sound fun to be a hedonist, but we bet if we tried it for a day, we'd end up in jail before noon. Etymology: Hedonism comes from the Greek hēdonē, or pleasure, and the philosophy of hedonism gives rise to the word hedonist. The Cyrenaic school of thought attempted to dissect the ethics of seeking to sate one's senses, and the word hedonist was first used in reference to it. Hedys, Greek for sweet, is probably a related term. Hedonism was first widely used as the philosophy of the Decadents such as Oscar Wilde. 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The philosophy of hedonism allows (in fact, actually encourages) the pursuit of pleasure as the chief end of one's existence. A hedonist, therefore, is one who lives only to gratify one's senses, and nothing more. Hedonists are sensualists; that is, what appeals to them is the only goal in life worth striving toward, notwithstanding the disapproval or even pain of others as a result. Suggested Usage: Everyone thinks they know a hedonist. You're liable to be called a hedonist if you are selfish and seek only to do what feels "right" for you. Interestingly enough, being a hedonist is hard work. Can you imagine never showing love to anyone unless it makes you happy? Not taking others' feelings or wellbeing into account as you drive around? Sure, it might sound fun to be a hedonist, but we bet if we tried it for a day, we'd end up in jail before noon. Etymology: Hedonism comes from the Greek hēdonē, or pleasure, and the philosophy of hedonism gives rise to the word hedonist. The Cyrenaic school of thought attempted to dissect the ethics of seeking to sate one's senses, and the word hedonist was first used in reference to it. Hedys, Greek for sweet, is probably a related term. Hedonism was first widely used as the philosophy of the Decadents such as Oscar Wilde. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word--> Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-83924-0-1263711608-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 29 Aug 2007 09:30:36 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.82] (helo=s3082.mb00.net) id 1IQI0V-0002AI-5M for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 29 Aug 2007 09:30:31 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=iqaXFTPgPrUevEiJH83ue3o499kJFPWdLUiHsbVd9SZulzPKNUYOBc2kcz3FWgrETtIRGqkmijwqaNyjh6dVh1C0SO2gUWqjpb3xO5bMlItf8Q1BdCqryDDk0V+l5+1U; by s3082.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA54424; Tue, 28 Aug 2007 23:04:41 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 00:30:31 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188319160.6189 Subject: HOYDEN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-10246-0-1188367227" --MIME_BOUNDARY-10246-0-1188367227 Word of the Day: Hoyden (noun) Pronunciation: ['hoy-dn] Definition: High-spirited, loud girl; a rude cut-up of a girl or woman. Usage: Having provided you with a word to refer to an awkward boy, it is only fair to discuss a word referring to a girl of similar character. A hoyden, however, is different from a hobbledehoy, despite the similarity in the (unrelated) words. A hoyden is always high-spirited if a bit crude, while a hobbledehoy is merely awkward and na=EFve, and could be quite quiet. Today's word may also be used as an adjective meaning "high-spirited" or a verb meaning "to behave in a high-spirited way". However, the adjective with the full meaning of the noun is "hoydenish". The quality itself is "hoydenhood." Suggested Usage: We have all met irrepressible girls with scant sense of propriety, focused on boisterous frivolity at all times. Sometimes they are appreciated, "The little hoyden brightens up any party". They can be disruptive, however, "She is about as welcome as a hoyden in a convent." Etymology: The origin of today's word is quite obscure. It apparently is a corruption of a derivation from the archaic dialectal verb hoit "to indulge in obstreperous revelry". The participle of this verb, "hoiting", was often used as a noun referring to an awkward, unruly girl. "Hoyden" could be a reduction of this participle=97a speculation supported by its alternative spelling: "hoiden". However, the trail ends with "hoit" for its origins are unknown. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Up to 60% off on designer handbags and more at eBags. >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10293927 Plus, shopping at eBags means: *Free Shipping *Easy Returns and *Price Guarantee! ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188319160.6189:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.24o7.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10246-0-1188367227 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Deal of the Day! Up to 60% off on designer handbags and more at eBags. Plus, shopping at eBags means: * Free Shipping * Easy Returns and * Price Guarantee! Word of the Day: Hoyden (noun) Pronunciation: ['hoy-dn] Definition: High-spirited, loud girl; a rude cut-up of a girl or woman. Usage: Having provided you with a word to refer to an awkward boy, it is only fair to discuss a word referring to a girl of similar character. A hoyden, however, is different from a hobbledehoy, despite the similarity in the (unrelated) words. A hoyden is always high-spirited if a bit crude, while a hobbledehoy is merely awkward and naïve, and could be quite quiet. Today's word may also be used as an adjective meaning "high-spirited" or a verb meaning "to behave in a high-spirited way". However, the adjective with the full meaning of the noun is "hoydenish". The quality itself is "hoydenhood." Suggested Usage: We have all met irrepressible girls with scant sense of propriety, focused on boisterous frivolity at all times. Sometimes they are appreciated, "The little hoyden brightens up any party". They can be disruptive, however, "She is about as welcome as a hoyden in a convent." Etymology: The origin of today's word is quite obscure. It apparently is a corruption of a derivation from the archaic dialectal verb hoit "to indulge in obstreperous revelry". The participle of this verb, "hoiting", was often used as a noun referring to an awkward, unruly girl. "Hoyden" could be a reduction of this participle—a speculation supported by its alternative spelling: "hoiden". However, the trail ends with "hoit" for its origins are unknown. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.24o7.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10246-0-1188367227-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 29 Sep 2007 08:24:57 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.14] (helo=s3014.mb00.net) id 1IbVl2-0006Dg-Qa for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 29 Sep 2007 08:24:57 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=flCS9FHfhLY3tVumzpv3lYZheiSOBlKqiIWruCteKWdyZiVSy/jgAadFtMGRVoB0Qhs9vrZVQzNJ/PvQlylzjyWN+9SvBawETsVs0v89QclqMwZaLeK1HHkUUNgTRSgn; by s3014.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA93411; Fri, 28 Sep 2007 23:03:46 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 23:24:56 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191007170.26266 Subject: BAILIWICK: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-20617-0-1191045629" --MIME_BOUNDARY-20617-0-1191045629 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Bailiwick (noun) Pronunciation: ['bey-li-wik] Definition: Originally, this word meant the jurisdiction of a bailiff; now it refers to one's proper sphere of influence or knowledge. Usage: There are no current adjectives or verbs. Not much you can do with this word derivationally. Suggested Usage: This is an important word in defining yourself to others: "Well, I eat out a lot; the kitchen is not my bailiwick", or: "Lawn mower repair is not my bailiwick; I just design rockets". You might even stretch it to include educational disciplines, "Geography is not my bailiwick but I'm a whiz at math." Etymology: From Middle English bailliwik(e) "district under the jurisdiction of a bailiff (sheriff's deputy who delivers writs)" from bailie (or bailiff) + wik(e) "village, district". Bailiff is from Latin b=E2julus "carrier, one who bears". Wick is from Old English wic "hamlet or town district". It is akin to Latin vicus "town, district" (as in "vicinity" and "vicar"), Greek oikos "house", and Sanskrit visah "house". With the ancient suffix "-sla" (weik-sla-) the same root resulted in "villa", "village", and the suffix -ville. "Wick" itself remained in English as a locative suffix in two forms: -wick, as in Eastwick, Brunswick and -wich, as in Greenwich, Sandwich. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? 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Usage: There are no current adjectives or verbs. Not much you can do with this word derivationally. Suggested Usage: This is an important word in defining yourself to others: "Well, I eat out a lot; the kitchen is not my bailiwick", or: "Lawn mower repair is not my bailiwick; I just design rockets". You might even stretch it to include educational disciplines, "Geography is not my bailiwick but I'm a whiz at math." Etymology: From Middle English bailliwik(e) "district under the jurisdiction of a bailiff (sheriff's deputy who delivers writs)" from bailie (or bailiff) + wik(e) "village, district". Bailiff is from Latin bâjulus "carrier, one who bears". Wick is from Old English wic "hamlet or town district". It is akin to Latin vicus "town, district" (as in "vicinity" and "vicar"), Greek oikos "house", and Sanskrit visah "house". With the ancient suffix "-sla" (weik-sla-) the same root resulted in "villa", "village", and the suffix -ville. "Wick" itself remained in English as a locative suffix in two forms: -wick, as in Eastwick, Brunswick and -wich, as in Greenwich, Sandwich. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2ntd.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20617-0-1191045629-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 30 Sep 2007 08:49:09 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.158] (helo=s3158.mb00.net) id 1Ibsc0-0001aZ-CU for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 30 Sep 2007 08:49:09 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ihrk2ecMWfIp7UQEGSLEteepJngHulAryyQlagu7X0UEhb65HAeQLfnpqhOp6/L0SX/VYSvK/XZlZBPYfiWaGoGnCiyhP0AuzQZ8wBd2QDWDLGYb2fD1beojY7AnK66j; by s3158.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA36962; Sat, 29 Sep 2007 23:03:42 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 23:49:08 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1190947180.10361 Subject: TENDENTIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2053-0-1191132024" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2053-0-1191132024 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Tendentious (adjective) Pronunciation: [ten-'den-chês] Definition: Exhibiting a strong tendency or point of view, overbearingly didactic or partisan. Usage: Not to be confused with "tendential" which means simply "relating to a tendency". "Tendential ideas" are those with a decided point of view but not an overbearing one. "Tendentious ideas" so strongly support a tendency as to become repulsive. Suggested Usage: Remember that today's word is pejorative and use it with care: "I find Rodney tendentious in his ideas and I have long since desisted in discussing politics with him". This does not mean it lacks household uses, "I find your reasoning for not cleaning out the garage tendentious and would prefer pursuing the matter no further. Do it!" Etymology: From Latin tendencia "a cause", the noun of tendere "to tend to." "Tendere" comes from PIE *ten "stretch", which also gave us English "thin." English "tone" is from Greek tonos "string" hence "sound, pitch", of the same origin. Greek tetanos "stiff, rigid", Sanskrit tantram "loom", and Persian tar "string" from which "sitar" is derived=97all share the same origin. "Tenor" is a Latin borrowing from tenere "to hold", another variant of *ten. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? 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Plus, great perks: Free overnight shipping 110% price protection 365-days returns Free returns Word of the Day: Tendentious (adjective) Pronunciation: [ten-'den-chês] Definition: Exhibiting a strong tendency or point of view, overbearingly didactic or partisan. Usage: Not to be confused with "tendential" which means simply "relating to a tendency". "Tendential ideas" are those with a decided point of view but not an overbearing one. "Tendentious ideas" so strongly support a tendency as to become repulsive. Suggested Usage: Remember that today's word is pejorative and use it with care: "I find Rodney tendentious in his ideas and I have long since desisted in discussing politics with him". This does not mean it lacks household uses, "I find your reasoning for not cleaning out the garage tendentious and would prefer pursuing the matter no further. Do it!" Etymology: From Latin tendencia "a cause", the noun of tendere "to tend to". "Tendere" comes from PIE *ten "stretch", which also gave us English "thin". English "tone" is from Greek tonos "string" hence "sound, pitch", of the same origin. Greek tetanos "stiff, rigid", Sanskrit tantram "loom", and Persian tar "string" from which "sitar" is derived—all share the same origin. "Tenor" is a Latin borrowing from tenere "to hold", another variant of *ten. ____________ Word of the Day: Tenacious (adjective) Pronunciation: [tuh-'ney-shuh s] Definition: Holding fast, stubborn or persistent. Usage: When tenacious first entered the English language in the early 1600s, it meant almost exclusively to hold fast or adhere. Sir Isaac Newton used it to describe substances that stick to other substances, while Cowper used it to describe the suction of clay. Today it may be used to describe one who is obstinate or stubborn, holding fast to opinions or ideas. It can also signify persistence, as with a tenacious lawyer who rarely loses a case due to her argumentative skills. Suggested Usage: You're tenacious, aren't you? You might think so, since tenacious is often used (or misused) as a compliment. "His tenacious grip on the basketball" makes perfect sense, but "his tenacious appetite"? Not so much. When you use it, frame it as a compliment, even if you don't mean it to be. "Your baby certainly is tenacious!" you might say to the proud new mother. Before her smile fades, make sure you tell her that she owes you for the iPod he wouldn't let go of. Etymology: As with many words in use in the English language, tenacious has its roots in Latin. The word tenax or tenacis in Latin is derived from the verb tenere, which means "to hold". Similar words such as tenable have the same root. Tenacious was first recorded in English usage around 1607 and, as mentioned above, has been used for hundreds of years in a very similar way contextually to how it is used today. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1263262473.5308:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fj1j.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-40758-0-1263279612 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe In the News Republican May Seize Seat Previously Held by Democrat Ted Kennedy. Read more at RightPost.com. Click on these ads to find an accounting degree program to accelerate your career. Get your education online or at a campus near you. Enroll today! Tenacious (adjective) Pronunciation: [tuh-'ney-shuh s] Definition: Holding fast, stubborn or persistent. Usage: When tenacious first entered the English language in the early 1600s, it meant almost exclusively to hold fast or adhere. Sir Isaac Newton used it to describe substances that stick to other substances, while Cowper used it to describe the suction of clay. Today it may be used to describe one who is obstinate or stubborn, holding fast to opinions or ideas. It can also signify persistence, as with a tenacious lawyer who rarely loses a case due to her argumentative skills. Suggested Usage: You're tenacious, aren't you? You might think so, since tenacious is often used (or misused) as a compliment. "His tenacious grip on the basketball" makes perfect sense, but "his tenacious appetite"? Not so much. When you use it, frame it as a compliment, even if you don't mean it to be. "Your baby certainly is tenacious!" you might say to the proud new mother. Before her smile fades, make sure you tell her that she owes you for the iPod he wouldn't let go of. Etymology: As with many words in use in the English language, tenacious has its roots in Latin. The word tenax or tenacis in Latin is derived from the verb tenere, which means "to hold". Similar words such as tenable have the same root. Tenacious was first recorded in English usage around 1607 and, as mentioned above, has been used for hundreds of years in a very similar way contextually to how it is used today. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-40758-0-1263279612-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 24 Apr 2007 10:37:43 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.144] (helo=s3144.mb00.net) id 1HgGWt-0000wl-GB for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 24 Apr 2007 10:37:43 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=gP0gCXI/uziYRLbnYzxgsnIlAXtUWwpVJh0FGXfuEZICUb8rdzRPMl8GGJhHszN9uk3bItRRI9TU4qeRQicgnLod9rBdmosAUxuiQAJKQKn/ts89MJ6BwNAp89QeHI7p; by s3144.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA26803; Mon, 23 Apr 2007 23:02:38 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 01:37:43 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1177007523.7171 Subject: VIGORISH: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-8986-0-1177394408" --MIME_BOUNDARY-8986-0-1177394408 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Vigorish (noun) Pronunciation: [ 'vi-gê-rish] Listen Definition: (Argot) Usurious interest paid to a money-lender or a book-maker's usual commission on an illegal bet. Usage: "Vigorish" comes from an argot, a secretive criminal dialect (or sociolect) designed to conceal meaning from all but the initiated. "Vigorish" is a lexical orphan with no corresponding verb or adjective. It is often clipped to just "vig." Suggested Usage: Today's is another word we suggest you don't use but thought you might find its story intriguing, nonetheless. You might try it as a hyperbole in very informal situations, "You would think the drop in Fed rates would reduce the vigorish the local banks exact for their mortgages". Anytime the return on investment strikes someone as exorbitant, today's Word could fit: "Raking the leaves for my allowance is pure vigorish, dad! It will take me all week-end." Etymology: This word comes from Russian vyigrish "winnings" from vy- "out (of)" + igrat' "play" via Yiddish slang. The prefix vy- in fact derives from same ultimate root (*uds) as English "out" and German "aus". The verb "igrat'" may derive from the same stem as a recent Word of the Day, "aegis", which you remember goes back to Greek aigis "goatskin" but also referred to storm winds, the shield of Zeus, in some contexts. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- YD Staff Recommendation Winter's over, and it's time to get new shoes for summer! Zappo's is a fantastic online shoe store, with over 1000 brands and 2 million in stock. 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WOTD: Vigorish (Noun) Pronunciation: [ 'vi-gê-rish] Listen Definition: (Argot) Usurious interest paid to a money-lender or a book-maker's usual commission on an illegal bet. Usage: "Vigorish" comes from an argot, a secretive criminal dialect (or sociolect) designed to conceal meaning from all but the initiated. "Vigorish" is a lexical orphan with no corresponding verb or adjective. It is often clipped to just "vig." Suggested Usage: Today's is another word we suggest you don't use but thought you might find its story intriguing, nonetheless. You might try it as a hyperbole in very informal situations, "You would think the drop in Fed rates would reduce the vigorish the local banks exact for their mortgages". Anytime the return on investment strikes someone as exorbitant, today's word could fit: "Raking the leaves for my allowance is pure vigorish, dad! It will take me all week-end." Etymology: This word comes from Russian vyigrish "winnings" from vy- "out (of)" + igrat' "play" via Yiddish slang. The prefix vy- in fact derives from same ultimate root (*uds) as English "out" and German "aus". The verb "igrat'" may derive from the same stem as a recent Word of the Day, "aegis", which you remember goes back to Greek aigis "goatskin" but also referred to storm winds, the shield of Zeus, in some contexts. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.5c6.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8986-0-1177394408-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 15 Aug 2007 14:11:17 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.234] (helo=s3234.mb00.net) id 1ILHiW-00007Q-SQ for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 15 Aug 2007 14:11:17 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=WtaJuazQFkvvcdZgMGs+1tin8EleoSOGrn4OI1GLvgo+oUdfGc2VMlcADLtTtQquKVdrnxF/adeOGNcJspNA3FDjBt9k+vJ4idVRnOfj0get9eEpe6syLF00jdSWjZ9Q; by s3234.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA50813; Wed, 15 Aug 2007 00:02:43 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2007 05:11:16 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1187156744.25185 Subject: GAINSAY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14727-0-1187161224" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14727-0-1187161224 Word of the Day: Gainsay (verb) Pronunciation: ['geyn-sey] Definition: To contradict, oppose or deny. Usage: This word sounds a tad archaic but still has its place in the language. Suggested Usage: If you want to delay an announcement, tell the reporters pestering you "I cannot gainsay the rumor that we are filing for bankruptcy". If none are yourDictionary regulars, they will need to consult a dictionary, gaining you a short delay. Know someone who contradicts you all the time? Try "I daresay don't gainsay all I say". Etymology: From Old English ge(a)n (from Old Norse gegn- "against, opposite") + secgan "to say"; Middle English gain "opposite" + sayen "say". "Gain" is also found in "again", "against" and "ungainly". It derives from the same Germanic root as German gegen "against". It is not related to the verb "gain." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Usage: This word sounds a tad archaic but still has its place in the language. Suggested Usage: If you want to delay an announcement, tell the reporters pestering you "I cannot gainsay the rumor that we are filing for bankruptcy". If none are yourDictionary regulars, they will need to consult a dictionary, gaining you a short delay. Know someone who contradicts you all the time? Try "I daresay don't gainsay all I say". Etymology: From Old English ge(a)n (from Old Norse gegn- "against, opposite") + secgan "to say"; Middle English gain "opposite" + sayen "say". "Gain" is also found in "again", "against" and "ungainly". It derives from the same Germanic root as German gegen "against". It is not related to the verb "gain." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1xeq.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14727-0-1187161224-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 05 May 2007 09:03:51 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.104] (helo=s3104.mb00.net) id 1HkEJ5-0006hJ-F1 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 05 May 2007 09:03:51 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=pa4VqAqlFAZ0GuVgTnSb8UU2lTll5LiY3RNv9Pv7GVCFkTsDe2vfIcBBn/45Q1MiForJnorza+bEk2sHakE1po/XP0MMbRbNskp0eLcMKHGGR5pRHk93wkChZOc3GkGu; by s3104.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA26842; Fri, 4 May 2007 23:03:15 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 5 May 2007 00:03:51 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1178305216.21465 Subject: JEREMIAD: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14050-0-1178344827" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14050-0-1178344827 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Jeremiad (noun) Pronunciation: [je-rê-'mI-æd] Definition: An extended lamentation; a long, drawn-out complaining tirade, often accompanied by a prophecy or insinuation of imminent doom. Usage: One could write a jeremiad about this word itself, a poor lexical orphan without siblings or off-spring and whose parents lie far away in the Middle East (see Etymology). However, the etymology will prove its lineage heavenly and no cause for lament. Suggested Usage: Today's Biblical word works even in a commoner's home: "Every time I ask you to clean the garage all I hear is a jeremiad on how much easier your sister's lot is than yours!" However, the word tends to be more at home in conversations on loftier topics: "I grow a bit weary of the jeremiads against progress and modernity that pervade contemporary European and American literature." Etymology: From Jeremiah + -ad (as in "Iliad") in reference to the Lamentations of Jeremiah in the Old Testament. Jeremiah comes from Late Latin "Ieremias", borrowed from Hebrew yirmêyah=FB "Yahweh has established", based on yirm "he has established" + yah(u), a shortening of "Yahweh". "Yirm" is an old preterit of ram=E2 "to establish, cast" based on the root *rmy. Yahweh "God, The Lord" is based on the root *hwy, which meant "to be or become", perhaps originally meaning "he who brings into being". Shortenings of "Yahweh" occur in many Hebrew names: Matthew is from mattayyah from *mattan-yah "gift of Yahweh;" Elijah is from Hebrew oel=EEyah=FB "my God (is) Yahweh;" John, Jean, Johann, Giovanni, and Ivan are all from y=F4hanan "Yahweh has been gracious", Joshua is from yeh=F4sh=FBa' "Yahweh (is) salvation" (*sh=FBa' =3D "salvantion"), and "Jesus", Hebrew yesh=FBa', is a shortening of yeh=F4sh=FBa' "Joshua." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- YD Staff Recommendation Winter's over, and it's time to get new shoes for summer! 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They always offer free shipping (both ways), but take advantage of their special May offer -- free overnight shipping! Word of the Day: Jeremiad (Noun) Pronunciation: [je-rê-'mI-æd] Listen Definition: An extended lamentation; a long, drawn-out complaining tirade, often accompanied by a prophecy or insinuation of imminent doom. Usage: One could write a jeremiad about this word itself, a poor lexical orphan without siblings or off-spring and whose parents lie far away in the Middle East (see Etymology). However, the etymology will prove its lineage heavenly and no cause for lament. Suggested Usage: Today's Biblical word works even in a commoner's home: "Every time I ask you to clean the garage all I hear is a jeremiad on how much easier your sister's lot is than yours!" However, the word tends to be more at home in conversations on loftier topics: "I grow a bit weary of the jeremiads against progress and modernity that pervade contemporary European and American literature." Etymology: From Jeremiah + -ad (as in "Iliad") in reference to the Lamentations of Jeremiah in the Old Testament. Jeremiah comes from Late Latin "Ieremias", borrowed from Hebrew yirmêyahû "Yahweh has established", based on yirm "he has established" + yah(u), a shortening of "Yahweh". "Yirm" is an old preterit of ramâ "to establish, cast" based on the root *rmy. Yahweh "God, The Lord" is based on the root *hwy, which meant "to be or become", perhaps originally meaning "he who brings into being". Shortenings of "Yahweh" occur in many Hebrew names: Matthew is from mattayyah from *mattan-yah "gift of Yahweh;" Elijah is from Hebrew oelîyahû "my God (is) Yahweh;" John, Jean, Johann, Giovanni, and Ivan are all from yôhanan "Yahweh has been gracious", Joshua is from yehôshûa' "Yahweh (is) salvation" (*shûa' =3D "salvantion"), and "Jesus", Hebrew yeshûa', is a shortening of yehôshûa' "Joshua." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.emt.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14050-0-1178344827-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 16 Sep 2007 09:42:50 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.243] (helo=s3243.mb00.net) id 1IWnZa-00016H-U9 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 16 Sep 2007 08:25:39 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=SpnW5ZW+C5Hh8CsoamFZXrwxbcROJOvtcMCtPNCBVbAqdmD3zG3jJ2qlNjYm7Ei0uXeVmS8ZnpqBJs7osf8xeqyIs2x72rsANJaHX56Ju8ny2GezN+z/YqtrmOpew/Fd; by s3243.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA74830; Sat, 15 Sep 2007 23:04:18 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2007 23:25:38 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1189811946.7186 Subject: OBFUSCATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29432-0-1189922411" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29432-0-1189922411 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Obfuscate (verb) Pronunciation: ['ahb-fês-keyt] Definition: To dim or darken; to obscure by depriving of light or clarity. Usage: The basic meaning is to darken, as "Centuries of candle smoke severely obfuscated the icons". The noun is "obfuscation" and the participles are "obfuscating" (present) and "obfuscated" (past). Suggested Usage: This verb works well with irony, "Horace, must you always obfuscate the discussion with facts?" or without, "The wine, I fear, my good Dudley, obfuscates your best judgement: you need not fill Lady Sopwith's water glass with wine, too." Etymology: Latin obfuscare "to darken" from ob- "over, toward, against" + fuscare "to darken" from fuscus "dark". The prefix ob- was subject to the process of "assimilation" whereby a linguistic sound takes on the properties of a contiguous sound. [n] is notorious for this: "incomplete" but "impolite", "irrelevant", and "illegal". So "obfuscare" later became "offuscare" and this word, too, was imported into English as "offuscate" but did not stick. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Up to 60% off on designer handbags and more at eBags. >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10293927 Plus, shopping at eBags means: *Free Shipping *Easy Returns and *Price Guarantee! ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1189811946.7186:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2f9a.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29432-0-1189922411 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Up to 60% off on designer handbags and more at eBags. Plus, shopping at eBags means: * Free Shipping * Easy Returns and * Price Guarantee! Word of the Day: Obfuscate (verb) Pronunciation: ['ahb-fês-keyt] Definition: To dim or darken; to obscure by depriving of light or clarity. Usage: The basic meaning is to darken, as "Centuries of candle smoke severely obfuscated the icons". The noun is "obfuscation" and the participles are "obfuscating" (present) and "obfuscated" (past). Suggested Usage: This verb works well with irony, "Horace, must you always obfuscate the discussion with facts?" or without, "The wine, I fear, my good Dudley, obfuscates your best judgement: you need not fill Lady Sopwith's water glass with wine, too." Etymology: Latin obfuscare "to darken" from ob- "over, toward, against" + fuscare "to darken" from fuscus "dark". The prefix ob- was subject to the process of "assimilation" whereby a linguistic sound takes on the properties of a contiguous sound. [n] is notorious for this: "incomplete" but "impolite", "irrelevant", and "illegal". So "obfuscare" later became "offuscare" and this word, too, was imported into English as "offuscate" but did not stick. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2f9a.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29432-0-1189922411-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 06 Mar 2008 08:45:14 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.79] (helo=s3079.mb00.net) id 1JXAms-0007Mw-Oi for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 06 Mar 2008 08:45:11 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=tP+qq9Td3YQMWvTGNDUwDe1Qed6arX9jkIYiddlD335S8bZs/s+mM26qlSwZxTetKap+qGaxABf19QQ8q1D1BPyKHbcS8rIGgdYcFwomeNAQp5Idi+BI7W6gKr7vxUm+; by s3079.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA28159; Wed, 5 Mar 2008 23:04:09 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 23:45:13 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1204781169.22925 Subject: TOUCHSTONE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15468-0-1204786811" --MIME_BOUNDARY-15468-0-1204786811 Word of the Day: Touchstone (noun) Pronunciation: ['têch-ston] Definition: A smooth, black stone (basanite) used to test the quality of gold and silver by the color of the streak produced by rubbing it across the precious metal; any test of genuineness or excellence. Usage: In the first scene of Beaumont & Fletcher's 'Four Plays in One: The Triumph of Honour,' one of the characters declares, 'Calamity is man=92s true touchstone.' Many of us would agree. Suggested Usage: A touchstone is a tool for measuring the genuineness of an object or quality: "Creativity is the touchstone of an excellent member of the company team". I think most women think the touchstone of a good husband is remembering their anniversary. (I hope it is something else.) Etymology: 'têch-ston Today's compound comes from touch + stone, a calque (loan translation) of Old French "touchepierre", modern day "pierre de touché" (see also Spanish "piedra de toque"). French toucher "touch" (cf. "Touché!" in sportive or verbal fencing) shares an origin with Italian toccare "to touch", whose participle "toccata" refers to a musical piece emphasizing a variety of keyboard touches. Bach's 'Toccata and Fugue in D minor' is a majestic example. 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Word of the Day Touchstone (noun) Pronunciation: ['têch-ston] Definition: A smooth, black stone (basanite) used to test the quality of gold and silver by the color of the streak produced by rubbing it across the precious metal; any test of genuineness or excellence. Usage: In the first scene of Beaumont & Fletcher's 'Four Plays in One: The Triumph of Honour,' one of the characters declares, 'Calamity is man’s true touchstone.' Many of us would agree. Suggested Usage: A touchstone is a tool for measuring the genuineness of an object or quality: "Creativity is the touchstone of an excellent member of the company team". I think most women think the touchstone of a good husband is remembering their anniversary. Etymology: 'têch-ston Today's compound comes from touch + stone, a calque (loan translation) of Old French "touchepierre", modern day "pierre de touché" (see also Spanish "piedra de toque"). French toucher "touch" (cf. "Touché!" in sportive or verbal fencing) shares an origin with Italian toccare "to touch", whose participle "toccata" refers to a musical piece emphasizing a variety of keyboard touches. Bach's 'Toccata and Fugue in D minor' is a majestic example. "Stone" is Germanic, related to German Stein "stone" and, more distantly, to Russian stena "wall" and Greek stia "pebble". –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.5kv9.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-15468-0-1204786811-- Received: from mailin05.aul.t-online.de (mailin05.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.44]) Fri, 11 Dec 2009 10:03:23 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin05.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NJ1P7-1Z3ABs0; Fri, 11 Dec 2009 10:03:13 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=oChqg1si3oyHyrAo/UdW2PQmxRRTiAuvJkDL4Cc9vHRYHGF9J5Eir/Qm6rSvK3PwYJWICHmoKg3LrrdSXwgyBliRuunB8+XF0WfNQqep4JaPwCqHZDhaqDf+/yl2LopF; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBB71Vee013474; Thu, 10 Dec 2009 23:01:31 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 01:03:13 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260175049.29591 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Aberration Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-74452-0-1260514820" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-11T09:03:23Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1260522194-000067ED-298E4E3B/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: eb13b437-a714-4241-a47b-c51819c219d8 --MIME_BOUNDARY-74452-0-1260514820 Word of the Day: Aberration (noun) Pronunciation: [ab'ər ā'shən] Definition: A disorder or mental derangement, a deviation from the norm. Also, a departure from the truth or proper conduct. Usage: If your brother roots for the Yankees in a house full of Red Sox fans, your family will likely consider him an aberration-- a blight on the family. It could even be said that he suffers from an aberration, a lapse in mental faculties that makes him act unreasonably. To him, of course, you=92re the aberration. You might also hear the word used in reference to an individual who crashes a wedding or skips through security at the airport. This latter situation represents a departure from the proper protocol of the airport and the former is an example of aberrant behavior on the part of the individual. Suggested Usage: This word generally refers to a socially accepted standard. Those who are morally deviant are more technically aberrations than are people with whom you disagree. The aberrant individual acts in a way that is far removed from normalcy. You=92ll likely notice the word used improperly on the local news, but they might consider it an aberration if you called and corrected them. Etymology: The Latin aberrant or aberrans is the present participle of the word aberrare which means to stray or deviate. Aberrare itself is simply the addition of the prefix ad onto the word errare, which means to err; that is, to be in error. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260175049.29591:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f64c.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-74452-0-1260514820 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Aberration (noun) Pronunciation: [ab'ər ā'shən] Definition: A disorder or mental derangement, a deviation from the norm. Also, a departure from the truth or proper conduct. Usage: If your brother roots for the Yankees in a house full of Red Sox fans, your family will likely consider him an aberration-- a blight on the family. It could even be said that he suffers from an aberration, a lapse in mental faculties that makes him act unreasonably. To him, of course, you’re the aberration. You might also hear the word used in reference to an individual who crashes a wedding or skips through security at the airport. This latter situation represents a departure from the proper protocol of the airport and the former is an example of aberrant behavior on the part of the individual. Suggested Usage: This word generally refers to a socially accepted standard. Those who are morally deviant are more technically aberrations than are people with whom you disagree. The aberrant individual acts in a way that is far removed from normalcy. You’ll likely notice the word used improperly on the local news, but they might consider it an aberration if you called and corrected them. Etymology: The Latin aberrant or aberrans is the present participle of the word aberrare which means to stray or deviate. Aberrare itself is simply the addition of the prefix ad onto the word errare, which means to err; that is, to be in error. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-74452-0-1260514820-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 27 Jan 2008 10:02:52 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.20] (helo=s3020.mb00.net) id 1JJ3PX-0003k0-0R for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 27 Jan 2008 10:02:50 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=S3nH7V1a4x8e4dXFXXUlrLmzoA28CdFS0HxCqQqPiytqFTDKk7B8H6p7IuNIZjf/6cVm8d+3WJxrPMW84Hm7xJT7PIwTOf1IKLNlqFFbx4dIwqAFiHWyimt0YcPKV3W6; by s3020.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA70013; Sat, 26 Jan 2008 23:32:24 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:02:44 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1201418943.12779 Subject: ABEYANCE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-16591-0-1201418950" --MIME_BOUNDARY-16591-0-1201418950 Word of the Day: Abeyance (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bey-ênts] Definition: Suspension, temporary inactivity; also, a lapse in succession between political leaders or a legal condition of non-ownership, when ownership of an estate has not been assigned. Usage: "Abeyant" is the adjective form of today's word and means "being in abeyance". "Abeyance" is a mass noun with no plural. It is most often used in the phrase "in abeyance", meaning "suspended, held up." Suggested Usage: A very apropos sentence presents itself for today's word: "King Edward the Confessor's death in 1066 left an abeyance that led to the Norman Invasion=97which gave us today's word". The word has a lot of uses in today's business environment, as well, "The executive board meeting was left in abeyance when the police arrested the chairman". You never know these days when this phrase will come in handy. Etymology: This word comes to us most recently from Anglo-Norman, the language that grew in England after the Norman Invasion of 1066. The Normans brought their legal system with them, along with nobles to run the newly conquered country, and installed their codes into the Anglo-Saxon system. The Old French was abeance "desire" from abaer "to gape at" itself from a- "at" + baer "to gape". "Baer" apparently comes from Vulgar Latin "*badare" but little is known of the origin of this word. In Middle English, the English that evolved from the pairing of Norman French and Anglo-Saxon, baer turned into baee "an opening" and, finally, to "bay" in the same sense. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benfits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>>http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1201418943.12779:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4t76.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-16591-0-1201418950 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Abeyance (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bey-ênts] Definition: Suspension, temporary inactivity; also, a lapse in succession between political leaders or a legal condition of non-ownership, when ownership of an estate has not been assigned. Usage: "Abeyant" is the adjective form of today's word and means "being in abeyance". "Abeyance" is a mass noun with no plural. It is most often used in the phrase "in abeyance", meaning "suspended, held up." Suggested Usage: A very apropos sentence presents itself for today's word: "King Edward the Confessor's death in 1066 left an abeyance that led to the Norman Invasion—which gave us today's word". The word has a lot of uses in today's business environment, as well, "The executive board meeting was left in abeyance when the police arrested the chairman". You never know these days when this phrase will come in handy. Etymology: This word comes to us most recently from Anglo-Norman, the language that grew in England after the Norman Invasion of 1066. The Normans brought their legal system with them, along with nobles to run the newly conquered country, and installed their codes into the Anglo-Saxon system. The Old French was abeance "desire" from abaer "to gape at" itself from a- "at" + baer "to gape". "Baer" apparently comes from Vulgar Latin "*badare" but little is known of the origin of this word. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4t76.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-16591-0-1201418950-- Received: from mailin18.aul.t-online.de (mailin18.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.51]) Fri, 22 Jan 2010 09:51:00 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin18.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NYFEC-0wGARk0; Fri, 22 Jan 2010 09:50:52 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=PtjwcNlT/Gr4sxkl/MSycqcdlpBfzk+PvaY1r0uGMR0Gnllq3cAVwztjVZmVx6nBmkdfEj3SkBoP4POZtDWeHlRs1BvVD0UFlzCEjYqBZtq8w/uA/40vrfexW9qXSK/w; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0M71O8I067124; Thu, 21 Jan 2010 23:01:24 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 22 Jan 2010 00:50:52 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1264128873.32648 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Pretentious Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-96579-0-1264143610" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-22T08:51:00Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1264150252-0000316B-EF9AB6CC/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: b329e941-54e4-438d-94e7-b62d0c2f22bf --MIME_BOUNDARY-96579-0-1264143610 News for 1/22/2010: * The Gloves Are Off. Supreme Court Lifts Limits Campaign Donations. * Every State Up for Grabs. * President Wants to Limit Banks' Size and Scope. Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fms2.16.cwix.2oq9 Word of the Day: Pretentious (adjective) Pronunciation: [pri-'ten-shuh s] Definition: Full of pretense; that is, ostentatious, assuming dignity or importance. Usage: When an individual uses the word pretentious, it is sometimes without the full understanding of the term. T.S. Eliot in his "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" perhaps described the term best when he deemed a character "full of high sentence, but a bit obtuse." Pretentious refers to the explicit or implicit claim to some excellence, intelligence, or importance. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary's apt description in 1913 was simply, "disposed to lay claim to more than is one's", a suggestion that makes perfect sense given today's usage. Suggested Usage: Pretentious is the kid you used to know who said "I can do it, I just don't feel like it right now". While you wouldn't have called him pretentious back then, you knew exactly what he was doing -- he was claiming, expressly, to be something that he is not. Great at Super Mario Brothers, maybe, or a fluent speaker of Klingon perhaps, but whatever the case, that kid almost certainly grew up to be one of those guys who's claimed to see every French movie ever released in the United States thus making your taste in cinema "ever so blasé". Oh, and yes, he still deserves a swift kick in the pants. Etymology: Pretentious began as a Late Latin term, prætensus, the past participle of prætendere, to pretend. From there, it was used in France as prétention, equivalent to the English term pretension with which we are familiar. In 1845, pretentious appears in the English language, probably a bastardization of the French prétentieux. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1264128873.32648:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fms2.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-96579-0-1264143610 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/22/2010: The Gloves Are Off. Supreme Court Lifts Limits Campaign Donations. Every State Up for Grabs. President Wants to Limit Banks' Size and Scope. Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Pretentious (adjective) Pronunciation: [pri-'ten-shuh s] Definition: Full of pretense; that is, ostentatious, assuming dignity or importance. Usage: When an individual uses the word pretentious, it is sometimes without the full understanding of the term. T.S. Eliot in his "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" perhaps described the term best when he deemed a character "full of high sentence, but a bit obtuse". Pretentious refers to the explicit or implicit claim to some excellence, intelligence, or importance. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary's apt description in 1913 was simply, "disposed to lay claim to more than is one's", a suggestion that makes perfect sense given today's usage. Suggested Usage: Pretentious is the kid you used to know who said "I can do it, I just don't feel like it right now". While you wouldn't have called him pretentious back then, you knew exactly what he was doing -- he was claiming, expressly, to be something that he is not. Great at Super Mario Brothers, maybe, or a fluent speaker of Klingon perhaps, but whatever the case, that kid almost certainly grew up to be one of those guys who's claimed to see every French movie ever released in the United States thus making your taste in cinema "ever so blasé". Oh, and yes, he still deserves a swift kick in the pants. Etymology: Pretentious began as a Late Latin term, prætensus, the past participle of prætendere, to pretend. From there, it was used in France as prétention, equivalent to the English term pretension with which we are familiar. In 1845, pretentious appears in the English language, probably a bastardization of the French prétentieux. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-96579-0-1264143610-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 15 Oct 2007 09:16:20 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.105] (helo=s3105.mb00.net) id 1IhKBT-00008c-83 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 15 Oct 2007 09:16:15 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=rudaAY7GYZDoRkz7iOcxbhG+dnyWQKDItyeDyc2tu5soSIXdnOzZ4EOAf3njjsxQnNYGQGd1yGTcwf2dDL2ImRuV2JZaK0p0iWDWptKZQkDP1mAzq0VPKS1gDdWf6qbi; by s3105.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA33124; Sun, 14 Oct 2007 23:03:26 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2007 00:16:15 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1192228235.6858 Subject: HOGHENHINE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11532-0-1192428017" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11532-0-1192428017 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Hoghenhine (noun) Pronunciation: ['hah-gên-hIn] Definition: (English Medieval Law) A legal member of one's own family; a visitor who remains past the third night or the third night of a visit itself in someone else's home. Usage: According to "The Country Justice" by Michael Dalton (1655): "=85a stranger, or he which cometh guest-wise to an house, and there lieth the third night, is called an Hoghenhine (or Agenhine) and after the third night he is accounted one of his family in whose house he so lyeth: and if he offend the Kings peace, his [H]Oast must be answerable for him". It was the custom for travelers to spend the night in strangers' homes along their journey. However, under medieval English law, if someone stayed three nights, he was presumed not to be a stranger and hence a legal member of the family, a hoghenhine. This meant that the host was liable for his misbehavior as he was for members of his own family. Suggested Usage: Here is another recondite but intriguing piece of English linguistic history probably better left undisturbed. However, if you find its attraction simply irresistible, you might try something like this: "No hoghenhine of mine would ever do such a thing!" Keep in mind, however, it refers to your immediate family plus any guest staying with you three days or more. "All our hoghenhine are in bed by 11 P.M." Etymology: Old English aghen "own" + hine "servant, boy". No one has really cared enough to explore this word any further than this. However, we can point to "aghen" as a link between the English derivative, "own", and German eigen 'own", which retains the [g]. Both are related to Gothic aigin "property", i.e. what one owns. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? 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Plus, great perks: Free overnight shipping 110% price protection 365-days returns Free returns Word of the Day: Hoghenhine (noun) Pronunciation: ['hah-gên-hIn] Definition: (English Medieval Law) A legal member of one's own family; a visitor who remains past the third night or the third night of a visit itself in someone else's home. Usage: According to "The Country Justice" by Michael Dalton (1655): "…a stranger, or he which cometh guest-wise to an house, and there lieth the third night, is called an Hoghenhine (or Agenhine) and after the third night he is accounted one of his family in whose house he so lyeth: and if he offend the Kings peace, his [H]Oast must be answerable for him". It was the custom for travelers to spend the night in strangers' homes along their journey. However, under medieval English law, if someone stayed three nights, he was presumed not to be a stranger and hence a legal member of the family, a hoghenhine. This meant that the host was liable for his misbehavior as he was for members of his own family. Suggested Usage: Here is another recondite but intriguing piece of English linguistic history probably better left undisturbed. However, if you find its attraction simply irresistible, you might try something like this: "No hoghenhine of mine would ever do such a thing!" Keep in mind, however, it refers to your immediate family plus any guest staying with you three days or more. "All our hoghenhine are in bed by 11 P.M." Etymology: Old English aghen "own" + hine "servant, boy". No one has really cared enough to explore this word any further than this. However, we can point to "aghen" as a link between the English derivative, "own", and German eigen 'own", which retains the [g]. Both are related to Gothic aigin "property", i.e. what one owns. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2wtz.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11532-0-1192428017-- Received: from mailin07.aul.t-online.de (mailin07.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.45]) Sun, 07 Feb 2010 09:22:55 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin07.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Ne2Pk-1uKFnc0; Sun, 7 Feb 2010 09:22:44 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=WwCOL9Ov6jmw5DWwIe29y0ixSB37vScuryH5SLPcgLCON6Qml2WREMSiC+JjYn3798cky/wgZisco17vSLTXdKZAerFwK1rwsTngmfrh0bFUADcBBgcaP4YACHNgmrbS; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1771lm6029130; Sat, 6 Feb 2010 23:01:47 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 7 Feb 2010 00:22:44 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265521368.78463 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Moue Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-48908-0-1265526030" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-07T08:22:55Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265530964-0000549D-46A06105/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: ed82e445-6976-4c8a-a5e5-dbc5ef071027 --MIME_BOUNDARY-48908-0-1265526030 News for 2/7/2010: * New Unemployment Numbers are a 'Fluke' * GOP Meg Whitman Starts with 2.5X the War Chest of Demo Jerry Brown * Another 20,000 Jobs Lost in January Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fsfp.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Moue (noun) Pronunciation: [moo] Definition: A grimace or pout, a wry look. Usage: Owing to its origins, the word moue means a pout or twisted, wry look, with an emphasis on the lips. Instead of the passive =93she had a moue,=94 it is most commonly used in an active context: =93her lips formed a moue as she began to pout,=94 or =93she made a little moue before finally relenting.=94 Suggested Usage: Here=92s a funny joke: what did the sad cow do? It made a tiny moue and walked away! (It even looks hilarious. Moue.) While moue simply means a pout, because it=92s a homonym of the sound the cow makes, chances are good people will misunderstand you when you use it in conversation. All the more reason to pepper your daily chats with this great new vocabulary word, right? Etymology: As mentioned above, a moue is a look formed with the lips, which makes perfect sense considering its etymology. Moue was appropriated from the French, whose word moue meant mouth, lip, or pout. It is the modern equivalent of the Old French word moe, a word of similar meaning. Its first use in English appears around 1850. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1265521368.78463:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fsfp.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-48908-0-1265526030 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/7/2010: New Unemployment Numbers are a 'Fluke' GOP Meg Whitman Starts with 2.5X the War Chest of Demo Jerry Brown Another 20,000 Jobs Lost in January Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Moue (noun) Pronunciation: [moo] Definition: A grimace or pout, a wry look. Usage: Owing to its origins, the word moue means a pout or twisted, wry look, with an emphasis on the lips. Instead of the passive “she had a moue,” it is most commonly used in an active context: “her lips formed a moue as she began to pout,” or “she made a little moue before finally relenting.” Suggested Usage: Here’s a funny joke: what did the sad cow do? It made a tiny moue and walked away! (It even looks hilarious. Moue.) While moue simply means a pout, because it’s a homonym of the sound the cow makes, chances are good people will misunderstand you when you use it in conversation. All the more reason to pepper your daily chats with this great new vocabulary word, right? Etymology: As mentioned above, a moue is a look formed with the lips, which makes perfect sense considering its etymology. Moue was appropriated from the French, whose Word moue meant mouth, lip, or pout. It is the modern equivalent of the Old French word moe, a word of similar meaning. Its first use in English appears around 1850. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-48908-0-1265526030-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 24 Sep 2007 08:27:14 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.55] (helo=s3055.mb00.net) id 1IZhPV-0004K7-PD for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 24 Sep 2007 08:27:14 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=QksLGgdU/raIZKMJpG7ePF3zGivG/qf+Z7covCBl4JJtKnGKqI1LLVFsPR7HUo2UOavxwC2UGceA6wnep6ivJ/FYO3KUCuiiGOeKKw+fccy8sV3Rw+vIuACl91hQLv3j; by s3055.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA19306; Sun, 23 Sep 2007 23:03:23 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2007 23:27:13 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1190511710.28991 Subject: BIFURCATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-9970-0-1190613617" --MIME_BOUNDARY-9970-0-1190613617 Word of the Day: Bifurcate (verb) Pronunciation: ['bI-fêr-keyt] Definition: To fork, to divide into two branches or prongs; to separate into two parts. 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Word of the Day: Bifurcate (verb) Pronunciation: ['bI-fêr-keyt] Definition: To fork, to divide into two branches or prongs; to separate into two parts. Usage: The noun is "bifurcation" and the adjective, spelt the same as the verb but with displaced accent, ['bI-fêr-kêt], means "forked or divided into two parts." Suggested Usage: Today's word is golden in the garden: "Because the leaves of the iris don't bifurcate, they look like green spears rocketing from the ground". It also elevates the tone of directions you give to others: "Don't smash the chocolate bar into bits, Penelope, bifurcate it neatly and offer your brother a moiety!" Etymology: From Medieval Latin bifurcare "to divide", from Latin bifurcus "two-pronged". Bi- means "two", of course, and "furca" means, and is the origin of our word, "fork." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2k55.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9970-0-1190613617-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 13 Apr 2007 08:44:40 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.82] (helo=s3082.mb00.net) id 1HcFWQ-0004bR-Lr for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 13 Apr 2007 08:44:40 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ptpQL3KizrU/e71Z7HrBAwLe3kRVYM2F9D2Yq2QTY2Pf2Nvm72QBWR1RCLnd0Ng1LfZQgM38DOK0KoNDjMpyMWCq0IhGMzD19Y7uYu44bVWaTTEhH9fv96Gvklt+895s; by s3082.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA65375; Thu, 12 Apr 2007 23:02:13 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 23:44:38 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1176423957.21213 Subject: LACUNA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-7356-0-1176444022" --MIME_BOUNDARY-7356-0-1176444022 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day:Lacuna (noun) Pronunciation: [lê-'ku-nê] Definition: A cavity or hollow; a hiatus or gap left by a missing part. Usage: The plural is "lacunae" [lê-'ku-ney] and the adjective is "lacunal". A hiatus is usually a gap in a temporal or spatial continuum, such as the famous 18-minute hiatus in the Nixon tape that caused a large lacuna in the transcript. Suggested Usage: Do you know an ingrate? You might mention that they exhibit a noticeable emotional lacuna where gratitude might be expected. You might even cheer up a friend by speaking of a lacuna in his hair-growth rather than mentioning baldness. Every mention my friend Carlton made of his political campaign last fall resulted in a lengthy lacuna in the conversation at the New Year's Eve party. Etymology: From Latin lacuna "pool, pond, cavity, gap" from lacus "lake". "Lacuna" became French "lagune" and Italian "laguna" whence we borrowed "lagoon". 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Rosetta Stone focuses on the basics of language by associating new words with familiar objects, actions, and ideas... not with memorization and dictionaries. Plus, they offer a "no questions asked" money-back guarantee. So if you've ever wanted to learn a new language, here's a perfect opportunity! WOTD: Lacuna (Noun) Pronunciation: [lê-'ku-nê] Listen Definition: A cavity or hollow; a hiatus or gap left by a missing part. Usage: The plural is "lacunae" [lê-'ku-ney] and the adjective is "lacunal". A hiatus is usually a gap in a temporal or spatial continuum, such as the famous 18-minute hiatus in the Nixon tape that caused a large lacuna in the transcript. Suggested Usage: Do you know an ingrate? You might mention that they exhibit a noticeable emotional lacuna where gratitude might be expected. You might even cheer up a friend by speaking of a lacuna in his hair-growth rather than mentioning baldness. Every mention my friend Carlton made of his political campaign last fall resulted in a lengthy lacuna in the conversation at the New Year's Eve party. Etymology: From Latin lacuna "pool, pond, cavity, gap" from lacus "lake". "Lacuna" became French "lagune" and Italian "laguna" whence we borrowed "lagoon". The underlying root also developed into Gaelic loch "lake" (Loch Lomond, Loch Ness) and Serbian lokva "pool." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.31y.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-7356-0-1176444022-- Received: from mailin01.aul.t-online.de (mailin01.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.42]) Sat, 30 Jan 2010 09:57:27 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin01.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Nb98k-2Jp7y40; Sat, 30 Jan 2010 09:57:14 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=LWpoMLxC2K+wsEzVclRK3o0AcHBxFqRO0zjo3Czx85G8hcaDBDJFkXJ8qLA3bxAJaN/wWVNmlrRLc0cp3XcAiEWAF6z6DDFAWE3PDFKY14WlgaeJggs5aEjxL/Jwj9I0; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0U71QjA000735; Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:01:26 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:57:14 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1264825854.49068 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Renovation Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22722-0-1264834808" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-30T08:57:27Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1264841835-00006159-BF301D85/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 8d1cf92c-41b4-415b-88c5-82a1685811ab --MIME_BOUNDARY-22722-0-1264834808 News for 1/30/2010: * Congress Predicts 10% Unemployment through Sept 2011 * Labor Union Legislation Nearing Extinction * Deficit Is Almost Ten Times Greater Than Old GOP Days Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fpst.16.cy4a.2oq9 Word of the Day: Renovation (noun) Pronunciation: [ren-uh-'vey-shun] Definition: Restoration, the process of renovating, refreshing. Usage: The noun renovation refers to the physical (or, in its original sense, spiritual) act of restoring something to a new condition. Renovation is most commonly used in reference to houses or buildings, which undergo a process wherein the structural and cosmetic deficiencies are repaired like new. Until recently, the word was more commonly used in reference to the heart, "renovated" by the grace of God in the Christian world. Suggested Usage: Nearly anything can be renovated, not just the houses on Extreme Home Makeover, and the word deserves to be used as such. Your car can undergo a renovation, it's true. But your elderly grandfather can experience renovation as well. Give him an iPod, a pair of skinny jeans, a Guitar Hero controller, and an earring. Let him keep his browline glasses, though. They're coming back in a big way. Etymology: Used in the early 15th century, the Middle English word that eventually became renovation (renovacyoun) referred exclusively to the spiritual rebirth experienced in Christianity. It is derived from the Latin past participle renovare, as re + novare means to make new. The term "renovate" was not seen in print until some time later. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1264825854.49068:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fpst.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-22722-0-1264834808 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/30/2010: Congress Predicts 10% Unemployment through Sept 2011 Labor Union Legislation Nearing Extinction Deficit Is Almost Ten Times Greater Than Old GOP Days Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Renovation (noun) Pronunciation: [ren-uh-'vey-shun] Definition: Restoration, the process of renovating, refreshing. Usage: The noun renovation refers to the physical (or, in its original sense, spiritual) act of restoring something to a new condition. Renovation is most commonly used in reference to houses or buildings, which undergo a process wherein the structural and cosmetic deficiencies are repaired like new. Until recently, the word was more commonly used in reference to the heart, "renovated" by the grace of God in the Christian world. Suggested Usage: Nearly anything can be renovated, not just the houses on Extreme Home Makeover, and the word deserves to be used as such. Your car can undergo a renovation, it's true. But your elderly grandfather can experience renovation as well. Give him an iPod, a pair of skinny jeans, a Guitar Hero controller, and an earring. Let him keep his browline glasses, though. They're coming back in a big way. Etymology: Used in the early 15th century, the Middle English word that eventually became renovation (renovacyoun) referred exclusively to the spiritual rebirth experienced in Christianity. It is derived from the Latin past participle renovare, as re + novare means to make new. The term "renovate" was not seen in print until some time later. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-22722-0-1264834808-- Mon, 08 Feb 2010 09:49:57 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin12.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NePJY-0lZSa00; Mon, 8 Feb 2010 09:49:52 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=dY1NJV7g/1XJTnIQA+i8eigiVQ8M9sgPTFKLVQiHN8ulDQCXGYXeatQ2OUvMljqbm+uO210bmUWAx+DlRlsC7rW8LvwFmQDLbi7XdLzjKn0nk0IweQl/TtnLtXkpB9us; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1871c3c098057; Sun, 7 Feb 2010 23:01:38 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 00:49:52 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265605100.30045 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Cacoethes Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-81794-0-1265612423" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-08T08:49:57Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265618993-000048C0-B38D1C46/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 564dfbdc-4d76-4b3a-b26c-de6c4e446e42 --MIME_BOUNDARY-81794-0-1265612423 News for 2/8/2010: * Sarah Says the Dems Are 'Running Out of Time' * How Much Has Treasury Lost on Fannie and Freddie? * Stossel: Government Holding Us Back Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fsl4.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Cacoethes (noun) Pronunciation: [kak-oh-'ee-theez] Definition: Compulsion, mania. Usage: When it first appears in many dictionaries, the word cacoethes is defined as =93a bad custom or habit.=94 Though it is relatively uncommon, the word has been around in English since at least the mid-1600s, with meanings ranging from compulsion or irresistible urge to a persistent or incurable ulcer of the stomach. Cacoethes is perhaps best defined today as a =93mania,=94 almost an unhealthy obsession to act in a certain (often socially unacceptable) way. Less commonly, it may be used as a synonym for an overwhelming passion. Suggested Usage: =93I=92ve got the need=85 for speed!=94 a friend will say as he revs up his car and speeds down the highway. You might want to explain to him that driving so fast is dangerous and against the law; therefore, his need is perhaps a cacoethes. If a compulsion to do something is without regard for the rules of safety or acceptability, chances are it may be described as a cacoethes, which is a very funny-sounding way of explaining to someone that they really, really need help. Etymology: It is relatively obvious that cacoethes, a word which originally meant =93an itch for doing something,=94 was originally a Greek term. Our spelling and usage comes from the Latin form of the Greek word kakoethes, a bad or sick habit. It is further derived from the Greek terms kakos, meaning bad, and ethe, character or disposition. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1265605100.30045:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fsl4.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-81794-0-1265612423 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/8/2010: Sarah Says the Dems Are 'Running Out of Time' How Much Has Treasury Lost on Fannie and Freddie? Stossel: Government Holding Us Back Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Cacoethes (noun) Pronunciation: [kak-oh-'ee-theez] Definition: Compulsion, mania. Usage: When it first appears in many dictionaries, the word cacoethes is defined as “a bad custom or habit.” Though it is relatively uncommon, the word has been around in English since at least the mid-1600s, with meanings ranging from compulsion or irresistible urge to a persistent or incurable ulcer of the stomach. Cacoethes is perhaps best defined today as a “mania,” almost an unhealthy obsession to act in a certain (often socially unacceptable) way. Less commonly, it may be used as a synonym for an overwhelming passion. Suggested Usage: “I’ve got the need… for speed!” a friend will say as he revs up his car and speeds down the highway. You might want to explain to him that driving so fast is dangerous and against the law; therefore, his need is perhaps a cacoethes. If a compulsion to do something is without regard for the rules of safety or acceptability, chances are it may be described as a cacoethes, which is a very funny-sounding way of explaining to someone that they really, really need help. Etymology: It is relatively obvious that cacoethes, a word which originally meant “an itch for doing something,” was originally a Greek term. Our spelling and usage comes from the Latin form of the Greek word kakoethes, a bad or sick habit. It is further derived from the Greek terms kakos, meaning bad, and ethe, character or disposition. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-81794-0-1265612423-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:24:33 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.222] (helo=s3222.mb00.net) id 1IFPcE-0004Hz-QX for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:24:31 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=wF7A7yjulozI4RL6qeVV0lK9zxnr0Frzu7I2cT1GsasfMbVDOoaTAns5ZzOkzTujRNvOT3+3D02EX/hSNcTm5VQDjl/FpT3TLJi6RV8VFJ2I+xg6b5CEvjq+M0JnioBE; by s3222.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA20289; Sun, 29 Jul 2007 23:04:37 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 00:24:30 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1185680760.13493 Subject: MISOCAPNIST: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2801-0-1185775214" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2801-0-1185775214 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Misocapnist (noun) Pronunciation: [mi-sah-'kæp-nist ] Definition: A smoke-hater. Usage: The word has only rarely been used in the past but perhaps its time has come. The extreme opposite of "smoker", who is presumably a smoke-lover, is not captured in "non-smoker". A non-smoker merely eschews smoking; a misocapnist is someone who despises and fights it. The hatred itself of smoke is "misocapny." Suggested Usage: At last, smokers, a name for your adversary, "All the managerial misocapnists have decided to make the building smoke-free". But the implication is broader than merely tobacco smoke, "My misocapnist neighbor calls the police every time I try to burn leaves in my yard." Etymology: Greek misos "hatred" + kapnos "smoke". "Miso-" is also found in misogynist "woman-hater", misanthrope "person-hater", misandrist "man-hater", misarchist "government hater", misopolemicist "war-hater", misopedist "child-hater", misocynist "dog-hater", misogrammatist "hater of letters or learning", misogamist "marriage-hater"=97-to mention the tip of the iceberg. Of course, the native English compounds work just as well. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Hay Fever and allergies are often in full force this time of year. Fortunately, Allergy Be Gone offers great advice to help minimize the suffering. They also carry some very effective "allergy avoidance" products. 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Word of the Day: Misocapnist (noun) Pronunciation: [mi-sah-'kæp-nist ] Definition: A smoke-hater. Usage: The word has only rarely been used in the past but perhaps its time has come. The extreme opposite of "smoker", who is presumably a smoke-lover, is not captured in "non-smoker". A non-smoker merely eschews smoking; a misocapnist is someone who despises and fights it. The hatred itself of smoke is "misocapny." Suggested Usage: At last, smokers, a name for your adversary, "All the managerial misocapnists have decided to make the building smoke-free". But the implication is broader than merely tobacco smoke, "My misocapnist neighbor calls the police every time I try to burn leaves in my yard." Etymology: Greek misos "hatred" + kapnos "smoke". "Miso-" is also found in misogynist "woman-hater", misanthrope "person-hater", misandrist "man-hater", misarchist "government hater", misopolemicist "war-hater", misopedist "child-hater", misocynist "dog-hater", misogrammatist "hater of letters or learning", misogamist "marriage-hater"—-to mention the tip of the iceberg. Of course, the native English compounds work just as well. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1o12.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2801-0-1185775214-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (ms4-1.1blu.de [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 15 May 2008 08:37:34 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.135] (helo=s3135.mb00.net) id 1JwX5n-0004ew-Rp for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 15 May 2008 08:37:34 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=LQXcuDjxHci8ul07yJNXHg8laye2f0Vsx+Jw8FHR/vK1UFuQFJ/LoAzVEea2euuLs0sLBuuKn1KU/V7oOEAo+xZ4DBludo757mqknkdKAm+FMDOSiYqpI71580i7Gr/B; by s3135.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA13277; Wed, 14 May 2008 23:01:08 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 23:37:31 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1210811913.72734 Subject: RUBRIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-78815-0-1210831211" --MIME_BOUNDARY-78815-0-1210831211 Word of the Day: Rubric(noun) Pronunciation: ['ru-brik] Definition: (1) A title or heading. (2) A class or category. (3) An authoritative rule on a certain topic. (4) A brief description of a broad topic. Usage: The first definition gives the original meaning, and the word is derived from the old practice of writing important titles or information in red ink (see Etymology). Meanings (3) and (4) refer to the sort of information that printers or medieval manuscript writers might choose to highlight in red in this way. Meaning (2) is the most commonly encountered today, and is a metaphorical extension of the idea of a "heading". To create rubrics of type (3) or (4) is to "rubricate", and the process itself is "rubrication." Suggested Usage: We are beset in modern life by pieces of text that are part brief description and part authoritative rule: "The IT department has just issued a little booklet of rubrics concerning the care of the office PCs". Next time you feel the need for the word "heading", try using "rubric" instead: "This long-distance call to the speaking clock in Kuala Lumpur must surely fall under the rubric of 'unnecessary expenditure,' my dear." Etymology: From the Latin rubrica "red chalk", from ruber "red". The original Proto-Indo-European word is *reudh "red", and it has spawned a host of words relating to that color. There's "red" itself, and also "ruddy", "ruby", "rufous", "rouge", "rust", "russet" and "rubicund". The red rashes associated with measles and what is sometimes called "German measles" gave the diseases their medical names of "rubiola" and "rubella", respectively. And the alternative name of the pretty European mountain ash tree is the "rowan", a reference to its characteristic red berries. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! 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(3) An authoritative rule on a certain topic. (4) A brief description of a broad topic. Usage: The first definition gives the original meaning, and the word is derived from the old practice of writing important titles or information in red ink (see Etymology). Meanings (3) and (4) refer to the sort of information that printers or medieval manuscript writers might choose to highlight in red in this way. Meaning (2) is the most commonly encountered today, and is a metaphorical extension of the idea of a "heading". To create rubrics of type (3) or (4) is to "rubricate", and the process itself is "rubrication." Suggested Usage: We are beset in modern life by pieces of text that are part brief description and part authoritative rule: "The IT department has just issued a little booklet of rubrics concerning the care of the office PCs". Next time you feel the need for the word "heading", try using "rubric" instead: "This long-distance call to the speaking clock in Kuala Lumpur must surely fall under the rubric of 'unnecessary expenditure,' my dear." Etymology: From the Latin rubrica "red chalk", from ruber "red". The original Proto-Indo-European word is *reudh "red", and it has spawned a host of words relating to that color. There's "red" itself, and also "ruddy", "ruby", "rufous", "rouge", "rust", "russet" and "rubicund". The red rashes associated with measles and what is sometimes called "German measles" gave the diseases their medical names of "rubiola" and "rubella", respectively. And the alternative name of the pretty European mountain ash tree is the "rowan", a reference to its characteristic red berries. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.6s6g.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-78815-0-1210831211-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.49]) Wed, 06 Jan 2010 09:29:58 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin15.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NSRHB-0Zihto0; Wed, 6 Jan 2010 09:29:57 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=AdJ1k10TmrIUTD4lagTkT3HTIwvttfCJXpbcOdHW51Mr+OoGApy7ftmiBCKAI3PZXloJB0c2bG4Lwmu1i1cZOBRTg/q9ORQuVO7nANRYaoUhQejY+mWzPZ2f6AfMV4Zs; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0671KxC097391; Tue, 5 Jan 2010 23:01:20 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 6 Jan 2010 00:29:57 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1262750787.52928 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Compromise Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-8550-0-1262761213" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-06T08:29:58Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1262766597-00004121-23EBFED8/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 20a526f6-ec8a-4352-9363-3330a5e39656 --MIME_BOUNDARY-8550-0-1262761213 In the News Federal debt now totals $184,000 per person and $548,000 per household. Read about it at http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fh8f.18.cwix.2oq9 Word of the Day: Compromise (noun) Pronunciation: ['kom-pruh-mahyz] Definition: A deal made by two sides that requires each side to make concessions. Usage: The original sense of the word compromise is an agreement to abide by the decision of an arbiter. In 1426, its first recorded use is in reference to this type of situation. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary defined a compromise in the 1828 edition as a promise by two parties to "refer their differences to the decision of arbitrators". In colloquial use today the meaning has shifted, and a compromise may be arrived at by two parties on their own; as in, "let's compromise." Suggested Usage: When used as a verb, compromise always seems like such a bad thing. Don't compromise your health! Don't compromise your values! Of course, it always seems as if the same people who urge you not to compromise one thing or another are the first to say, "we need to reach a compromise". It's as though subtly shifting to a noun injects the word with a fresh authority. It's enough to make a person compro-miserable. Etymology: The Middle French had a word, compromis, which came from the past participle of the Latin word compromittere, to make a promise with (according to the decision of an arbiter). The prefix com-, "together" combined with promittere, "to promise", is what gives the word the sense of arbitration seen in usage until very recently. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1262750787.52928:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fh8f.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-8550-0-1262761213 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe In the News Federal debt now totals $184,000 per person and $548,000 per household. Read more at RightPost.com. Jumpstart your weight loss plan with a program tailored just for you. Click these advertiser listings above to sign up now. Get fit and healthy today! Compromise (noun) Pronunciation: ['kom-pruh-mahyz] Definition: A deal made by two sides that requires each side to make concessions. Usage: The original sense of the word compromise is an agreement to abide by the decision of an arbiter. In 1426, its first recorded use is in reference to this type of situation. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary defined a compromise in the 1828 edition as a promise by two parties to "refer their differences to the decision of arbitrators". In colloquial use today the meaning has shifted, and a compromise may be arrived at by two parties on their own; as in, "let's compromise." Suggested Usage: When used as a verb, compromise always seems like such a bad thing. Don't compromise your health! Don't compromise your values! Of course, it always seems as if the same people who urge you not to compromise one thing or another are the first to say, "we need to reach a compromise". It's as though subtly shifting to a noun injects the word with a fresh authority. It's enough to make a person compro-miserable. Etymology: The Middle French had a word, compromis, which came from the past participle of the Latin word compromittere, to make a promise with (according to the decision of an arbiter). The prefix com-, "together" combined with promittere, "to promise", is what gives the word the sense of arbitration seen in usage until very recently. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-8550-0-1262761213-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 07 Mar 2008 08:57:35 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.188] (helo=s3188.mb00.net) id 1JXXSO-0003MV-17 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 07 Mar 2008 08:57:32 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=YZAyRHEBYhMCOypG6ySy6Il6UVWd4yGrAmpQKDsdLNY1KwD40crwymFkGHl+Ys0BePf/QLIwuoilrvIu9wMPd14DpHh8smuNVMskr8OSo/YvRtfyCMzk9yODhriKN7N7; by s3188.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA34486; Thu, 6 Mar 2008 23:04:29 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2008 23:57:34 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1204863838.5105 Subject: MATUTOLYPEA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14372-0-1204873236" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14372-0-1204873236 Word of the Day: Matutolypea (noun) Pronunciation: [mê-tu-tê-lê-'pee-ê] Definition: A rare word for an everyday occurrence: ill-humor in the mornings, getting up on the wrong side of the bed. Usage: Occasionally, we include a non-word in our Word of the Day series just to demonstrate the line we see between words and non-words (others may disagree). The Web has made it possible for everyone to publish words, genuine or not. Beware today's word: it is cute but not authentically derived. Suggested Usage: This is obviously a facetiously concocted word that mixes Latin and Greek in a way impossible in either language. This is why it does not occur in any English dictionary, not even the Merriam-Webster, which accepts pretty much any word it bumps into. It is not clear why the concepts "dawn" + "grief" would refer to getting up on the wrong side of the bed rather than a sad dawn, a sad greeting to the dawn, etc. But there are even problems with the selection of the stems. Etymology: Today's derivation was based on "Matuta" of Matuta Mater, the Roman goddess of the dawn, newborn babies, and harbors plus the Greek word for "grief, sorrow", lype. (The Latin word for morning is "aurora", also the chief goddess of dawn.) The Greek word for morning and the goddess of morning is "eos", so eostugia "morning sullenness", would be a more consistent derivation for the target meaning, though there is no evidence such a word was used in Greece. Of course, if "stick-to-it-iveness" can become an English word, so can today's, but we would recommend waiting to see if this word sticks. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Register now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Registration is free. Don't wait! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.5lok.14.2fl8.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.5lok.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1204863838.5105:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5lok.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14372-0-1204873236 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by PublicBookShelf.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Matutolypea (noun) Pronunciation: [mê-tu-tê-lê-'pee-ê] Definition: A rare word for an everyday occurrence: ill-humor in the mornings, getting up on the wrong side of the bed. Usage: Occasionally, we include a non-word in our Word of the Day series just to demonstrate the line we see between words and non-words (others may disagree). The Web has made it possible for everyone to publish words, genuine or not. Beware today's word: it is cute but not authentically derived. Suggested Usage: This is obviously a facetiously concocted word that mixes Latin and Greek in a way impossible in either language. This is why it does not occur in any English dictionary, not even the Merriam-Webster, which accepts pretty much any word it bumps into. It is not clear why the concepts "dawn" + "grief" would refer to getting up on the wrong side of the bed rather than a sad dawn, a sad greeting to the dawn, etc. But there are even problems with the selection of the stems. Etymology: Today's derivation was based on "Matuta" of Matuta Mater, the Roman goddess of the dawn, newborn babies, and harbors plus the Greek word for "grief, sorrow", lype. (The Latin word for morning is "aurora", also the chief goddess of dawn.) The Greek word for morning and the goddess of morning is "eos", so eostugia "morning sullenness", would be a more consistent derivation for the target meaning, though there is no evidence such a word was used in Greece. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.5lok.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14372-0-1204873236-- Received: from mailin00.aul.t-online.de (mailin00.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.42]) Mon, 28 Dec 2009 10:06:01 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin00.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NPBWz-1JueGm0; Mon, 28 Dec 2009 10:04:49 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=pDESV4AEHYfcIi8IQh55dt9NQfGVCN2wgUYBQQCIl8GGlJ0uwJ70IpFGFrOjzUYnct6TyQ/6Hn+aLgFwGegcfNoAJ6iNFBHFtuMBbJa8zVT4yOa6Bfr9nD0c/PBkNMDx; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBS71c96086687; Sun, 27 Dec 2009 23:01:38 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 28 Dec 2009 01:04:49 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1261378846.36920 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Clairvoyant Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-70459-0-1261983630" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-28T09:06:01Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261991090-0000733A-34A5CBB0/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: f5d3de0d-7586-40fe-99eb-5d784651a2e6 --MIME_BOUNDARY-70459-0-1261983630 Word of the Day: Clairvoyant (adjective) Pronunciation: [klair-'voi-uh nt] Definition: Able to see or perceive beyond that which can be perceived the natural senses, able to see the future. Usage: We knew you'd be here today. We're clairvoyant. So we decided, why not make our heightened perceptive ability the word of the day? The clairvoyant individual can sense things without physically sensing them, he can predict the future, he can perceive of what you're doing right now from afar. This may make it seem like clairvoyance is a bunch of hogwash, but plenty of real-life individuals are clairvoyant. For example, look at Spider-Man. When his spider sense tingles, he is experiencing clairvoyance. Other "real" people who may be clairvoyant include Mr. Clean and Santa Claus, but this has not been scientifically proven. Suggested Usage: The adjective clairvoyant originally meant "insightful", but was quickly changed in meaning to something supernatural. Its meaning today is similar to psychic, which is consistent with the word's connotations over the past two and a half centuries. Individuals who cannot actually "see without seeing" but seem to, such as particularly skilled market analysts and scientists, are often referred to as clairvoyant=97exactly in line with the original meaning, but usually intended as hyperbole today. Etymology: Clairvoyant, spelled exactly the same way as in modern English, is a term meaning seeing clearly that has been in use in France since at least the 1200s. It combines clair, or clear, with voyant, the present participle of voir (to see). This verb itself was derived from the Old French veoir, of the Latin video, I see or I observe. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1261378846.36920:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fc76.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-70459-0-1261983630 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Clairvoyant (adjective) Pronunciation: [klair-'voi-uh nt] Definition: Able to see or perceive beyond that which can be perceived the natural senses, able to see the future. Usage: We knew you'd be here today. We're clairvoyant. So we decided, why not make our heightened perceptive ability the word of the day? The clairvoyant individual can sense things without physically sensing them, he can predict the future, he can perceive of what you're doing right now from afar. This may make it seem like clairvoyance is a bunch of hogwash, but plenty of real-life individuals are clairvoyant. For example, look at Spider-Man. When his spider sense tingles, he is experiencing clairvoyance. Other "real" people who may be clairvoyant include Mr. Clean and Santa Claus, but this has not been scientifically proven. Suggested Usage: The adjective clairvoyant originally meant "insightful", but was quickly changed in meaning to something supernatural. Its meaning today is similar to psychic, which is consistent with the word's connotations over the past two and a half centuries. Individuals who cannot actually "see without seeing" but seem to, such as particularly skilled market analysts and scientists, are often referred to as clairvoyant—exactly in line with the original meaning, but usually intended as hyperbole today. Etymology: Clairvoyant, spelled exactly the same way as in modern English, is a term meaning seeing clearly that has been in use in France since at least the 1200s. It combines clair, or clear, with voyant, the present participle of voir (to see). This verb itself was derived from the Old French veoir, of the Latin video, I see or I observe. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-70459-0-1261983630-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 04 Jan 2008 08:45:24 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.116] (helo=s3116.mb00.net) id 1JAhF5-0008TF-E3 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 04 Jan 2008 08:45:23 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=sjTyTm3+OWurWLe/Ps1R8P2vmVIk05QtIwDhRuaCfpblo3jGrIhlEvuexFgj3Js8UtWUjq04N1f91gZq3kgYak5guqQ9FjK0fNU3/p/tgGEttVlRZdkgVY3xczfxJsXY; by s3116.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA30431; Thu, 3 Jan 2008 23:04:08 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 23:45:24 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1199420421.2082 Subject: KIBITZ: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15671-0-1199430009" --MIME_BOUNDARY-15671-0-1199430009 Word of the Day: Kibitz (verb) Pronunciation: ['ki-bits] Definition: To look on without participating; to offer meddlesome advice to others; to talk idly or annoyingly. Usage: Today's word is not to be confused with a kibbutz (plural "kibbutzim"), with accent on the second syllable, the communal farms in Israel. A kibitzer is someone whose participation does not move beyond words; a back-seat driver is a kibitzer. Suggested Usage: The first meaning of today's word is someone who looks on without participating, "I have the only wife in the world who kibitzes when we watch television! I never know what the shows are about". But it also means to offer meddlesome advice, "I don't have a lawyer but a legal kibitzer who has never seen the inside of a courtroom." Etymology: Today's is a Yiddish word from German kiebitzen "to look on at cards" based on kiebitz "lapwing, pewit (bird)" by onomatopoeia (sound imitation). "Kibitz" itself may be imitative of a bird chirping to emphasize the fact that it refers to someone who talks annoyingly. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? 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Word of the Day Kibitz (verb) Pronunciation: ['ki-bits] Definition: To look on without participating; to offer meddlesome advice to others; to talk idly or annoyingly. Usage: Today's word is not to be confused with a kibbutz (plural "kibbutzim"), with accent on the second syllable, the communal farms in Israel. A kibitzer is someone whose participation does not move beyond words; a back-seat driver is a kibitzer. Suggested Usage: The first meaning of today's word is someone who looks on without participating, "I have the only wife in the world who kibitzes when we watch television! I never know what the shows are about". But it also means to offer meddlesome advice, "I don't have a lawyer but a legal kibitzer who has never seen the inside of a courtroom." Etymology: Today's is a Yiddish word from German kiebitzen "to look on at cards" based on kiebitz "lapwing, pewit (bird)" by onomatopoeia (sound imitation). 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Word of the Day: Lagniappe (noun) Pronunciation: [lahn-'yahp] Definition: A gratuity given by a merchant to a customer beyond the value of a purchase; a bonus or additional benefit of any sort. Usage: Today's word entered US English directly from the language of the Acadians (Cajuns) of Louisiana and has spread rapidly eastward. In 'Life on the Mississippi' (1883) Mark Twain writes, "We picked up one excellent word=97a word worth travelling to New Orleans to get; a nice limber, expressive, handy word 'lagniappe.'" He was so right. The custom of tipping the customer is wide-spread around the world but it must be new in the English-speaking world, since English had to go elsewhere for a word expressing it. Suggested Usage: Kids, here a way to really impress your parents with your progress in school, "Guess what, Mom? Linda gave me two of her kittens as a lagniappe for taking one of the puppies!" Adults will find uses for it, too, whenever they need a word for a pleasant, unexpected bonus, "Frieda had thoroughly enjoyed the party and seeing the dog bite her boss' leg was the perfect lagniappe to cap the evening off." Etymology: Louisiana French Creole, from American Spanish la =F1apa "the gift, tip" from la "the", derived from Latin illa, feminine of ille "that", originally "yonder". The same pronoun is also the origin of French "le" and "la" which also mean "the". This word traces its root to *al- which we find in alter "other" at the base of English "altercation", "alter ego", and "alternate". In English it emerged as "else". The noun =F1apa is even more interesting. It comes from yapa, which means "gift" in the South American Indian language, Quechua, from the verb yapay "to give more." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- YD Staff Recommendation Treat your mother (and yourself) like Gold... with Linden Leaves Pure New Zealand Bodycare. 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They have a special offer of 15% off their Gold products AND free shipping on orders over $65! Linden Leaves combine nature and science to create balanced skin care, designed to nourish the skin and nurture the soul. What a wonderful way to treat those you love. Word of the Day: Lagniappe (Noun) Pronunciation: [lahn-'yahp] Listen Definition: A gratuity given by a merchant to a customer beyond the value of a purchase; a bonus or additional benefit of any sort. Usage: Today's word entered US English directly from the language of the Acadians (Cajuns) of Louisiana and has spread rapidly eastward. In 'Life on the Mississippi' (1883) Mark Twain writes, "We picked up one excellent word—a word worth travelling to New Orleans to get; a nice limber, expressive, handy Word 'lagniappe.'" He was so right. The custom of tipping the customer is wide-spread around the world but it must be new in the English-speaking world, since English had to go elsewhere for a word expressing it. Suggested Usage: Kids, here a way to really impress your parents with your progress in school, "Guess what, Mom? Linda gave me two of her kittens as a lagniappe for taking one of the puppies!" Adults will find uses for it, too, whenever they need a word for a pleasant, unexpected bonus, "Frieda had thoroughly enjoyed the party and seeing the dog bite her boss' leg was the perfect lagniappe to cap the evening off." Etymology: Louisiana French Creole, from American Spanish la ñapa "the gift, tip" from la "the", derived from Latin illa, feminine of ille "that", originally "yonder". The same pronoun is also the origin of French "le" and "la" which also mean "the". This word traces its root to *al- which we find in alter "other" at the base of English "altercation", "alter ego", and "alternate". In English it emerged as "else". The noun ñapa is even more interesting. It comes from yapa, which means "gift" in the South American Indian language, Quechua, from the verb yapay "to give more." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.eo1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20010-0-1178431208-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 17 Aug 2007 10:47:42 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.16] (helo=s3016.mb00.net) id 1ILxUM-0007HN-He for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 17 Aug 2007 10:47:26 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=oVGXqmRou/WEtYl/HBn/ju+BSMdntl1yYuvbEQ3GHj5z/vwvnPho9BGRSfHGmL5BharwgjYAvSaNbwVUMBCFD21/g5vCenyoSDFtvKDw7Jr6M47q5ktR8pJ7xkoqXePR; by s3016.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id BAA52614; Fri, 17 Aug 2007 01:03:05 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2007 01:47:26 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1187334365.10958 Subject: KIBITZ: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19149-0-1187337622" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19149-0-1187337622 Word of the Day: Kibitz (verb) Pronunciation: ['ki-bits] Definition: To look on without participating; to offer meddlesome advice to others; to talk idly or annoyingly. Usage: Today's word is not to be confused with a kibbutz (plural "kibbutzim"), with accent on the second syllable, the communal farms in Israel. A kibitzer is someone whose participation does not move beyond words; a back-seat driver is a kibitzer. Suggested Usage: The first meaning of today's word is someone who looks on without participating, "I have the only wife in the world who kibitzes when we watch television! I never know what the shows are about". But it also means to offer meddlesome advice, "I don't have a lawyer but a legal kibitzer who has never seen the inside of a courtroom." Etymology: Today's is a Yiddish word from German kiebitzen "to look on at cards" based on kiebitz "lapwing, pewit (bird)" by onomatopoeia (sound imitation). "Kibitz" itself may be imitative of a bird chirping to emphasize the fact that it refers to someone who talks annoyingly. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Kibitz (verb) Pronunciation: ['ki-bits] Definition: To look on without participating; to offer meddlesome advice to others; to talk idly or annoyingly. Usage: Today's word is not to be confused with a kibbutz (plural "kibbutzim"), with accent on the second syllable, the communal farms in Israel. A kibitzer is someone whose participation does not move beyond words; a back-seat driver is a kibitzer. Suggested Usage: The first meaning of today's word is someone who looks on without participating, "I have the only wife in the world who kibitzes when we watch television! I never know what the shows are about". But it also means to offer meddlesome advice, "I don't have a lawyer but a legal kibitzer who has never seen the inside of a courtroom." Etymology: Today's is a Yiddish word from German kiebitzen "to look on at cards" based on kiebitz "lapwing, pewit (bird)" by onomatopoeia (sound imitation). "Kibitz" itself may be imitative of a bird chirping to emphasize the fact that it refers to someone who talks annoyingly. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1yt5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19149-0-1187337622-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:31:56 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.149] (helo=s3149.mb00.net) id 1JSEKv-0004Wk-Ab for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:31:53 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=vvjO3k+DAToAgaOmxZDCA+++fXR1fPPBVq8I1Xd+xW4b3zAMrdKHCtBJyVwKg3rcFlIOsdyOinWxW1jcIEPjWL7svYzex68zSowdhPI1rchvJl7DkvF4Y4N9p/NyV+oF; by s3149.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id HAA89424; Thu, 21 Feb 2008 07:16:31 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 08:31:55 -0800 (PST) <200802211516.HAA89424@s3149.mb00.net> Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1203606663.6624 Subject: OUIJA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-7653-0-1203606669" --MIME_BOUNDARY-7653-0-1203606669 Word of the Day: Ouija (Noun) Pronunciation: ['wee-jê (not 'wee-jee)] Definition: A parlor game based on a board printed with the letters of the alphabet and other signs and a planchette that roams over the board. Seance members place their hands on the planchette and, solemnly promising not to apply any pressure to it, watch in amazement as the planchette moves across the board, pointing at letters that spell out insightful messages in their native tongue. The assumption is that the ouija board provides access to the spiritual world while avoiding the costs of a medium. Usage: The popularity of seances (a gathering for the purpose of making contact with the spiritual world) has diminished in face of the technological revolution. Planchettes (French for "a small plank" with an indicator of some sort on it) have disappeared from store shelves. The media (singular medium) are now something quite different from people blessed with the ability to contact the spiritual world. Suggested Usage: The term has become a metaphor for deriving information via weird, mystical sources. "So, who told you that you should be making $250,000 a year, your ouija board?" "If your ouija board told you I would go out with you, it contacted the wrong spirit." Etymology: A trademark from French "oui" and German "ja", both meaning "yes" (so it really should be pronounced ['wee-yah]). Patented in1891 by the Kennard Novelty Company, Baltimore, Maryland. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Register now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Registration is free. 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The assumption is that the ouija board provides access to the spiritual world while avoiding the costs of a medium. Usage: The popularity of seances (a gathering for the purpose of making contact with the spiritual world) has diminished in face of the technological revolution. Planchettes (French for "a small plank" with an indicator of some sort on it) have disappeared from store shelves. The media (singular medium) are now something quite different from people blessed with the ability to contact the spiritual world. Suggested Usage: The term has become a metaphor for deriving information via weird, mystical sources. "So, who told you that you should be making $250,000 a year, your ouija board?" "If your ouija board told you I would go out with you, it contacted the wrong spirit." Etymology: A trademark from French "oui" and German "ja", both meaning "yes" (so it really should be pronounced ['wee-yah]). 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.5alv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-7653-0-1203606669-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.47]) Mon, 21 Dec 2009 09:40:31 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin10.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NMdoV-0h9Ioq0; Mon, 21 Dec 2009 09:40:23 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=HXcv7GV9ZiUY5KEe1V/lp8KkHwSsUTSR4mh91VprVGp3/CeL5e6RwIfzO+P0ILDDNb1TPW+C547Jm1WVMx0zHAbOxoo+XFdlwmKWAwDA3zyqeDts0RFgzhPBE574UJ4Q; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBL71hoT072389; Sun, 20 Dec 2009 23:01:43 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 21 Dec 2009 00:40:23 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260586671.45641 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Adversity Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-53595-0-1261378829" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-21T08:40:31Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261384824-00000EFB-30EE8B94/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: e7583487-fe82-4ff5-bf11-dc3b7ffa62eb --MIME_BOUNDARY-53595-0-1261378829 Word of the Day: Adversity (noun) Pronunciation: [ad-'vur-si-tee] Definition: Difficulty, hardship, affliction or misfortune. Usage: What's that city called where everything is difficult all the time? That's right, it's adversity, and adversity is never easy. In an adverse world, it's you against the elements. Try finding adversity in some unlikely places to practice using the word. Create some adversity at the library by picking a fight with the old lady by the card catalog. Experience adversity when you get kicked out. Face it, adversity's everywhere. Suggested Usage: Adversity should be used to express the fierce struggle for a fair deal, and is normally used in terms of what a person can expect from society. When the most basic human needs aren't being met, adversity is present. Adversity is more than just difficulty, it is the state of being unable to advance without great difficulty. Etymology: Like many words taken from the Normans after their invasion of England (not unlike the Beatles' invasion of America), adversity comes from the French adversite, itself derived from the Latin adversus. Adversus connotes being set starkly against or matched up with, classically to the disadvantage of the protagonist. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260586671.45641:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f8te.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-53595-0-1261378829 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Adversity (noun) Pronunciation: [ad-'vur-si-tee] Definition: Difficulty, hardship, affliction or misfortune. Usage: What's that city called where everything is difficult all the time? That's right, it's adversity, and adversity is never easy. In an adverse world, it's you against the elements. Try finding adversity in some unlikely places to practice using the word. Create some adversity at the library by picking a fight with the old lady by the card catalog. Experience adversity when you get kicked out. Face it, adversity's everywhere. Suggested Usage: Adversity should be used to express the fierce struggle for a fair deal, and is normally used in terms of what a person can expect from society. When the most basic human needs aren't being met, adversity is present. Adversity is more than just difficulty, it is the state of being unable to advance without great difficulty. Etymology: Like many words taken from the Normans after their invasion of England (not unlike the Beatles' invasion of America), adversity comes from the French adversite, itself derived from the Latin adversus. 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Usage: When Saddam Hussein was recently dragged from what fellow villagers called his 'spider hole,' he was widely reported to have looked "bedraggled". We thought that you might like to know what this word actually means and how it came to mean that. The past participle, "bedraggled", is used more like an autonomous adjective these days, making the noun "bedragglement" possible. Suggested Usage: Since Hussein's spider hole was in the desert, he could have hardly looked as though he had been dragged through the mud as he emerged. He was disheveled and unkempt but "bedraggled" in any of the usual senses of this word is a misleading epithet. Children often arrive home from school on a rainy day bedraggled and, indeed, the shorter ones can bring in a bedraggled doll from a walk through the aftermath of a rain. But water must be involved or at least suggested. Etymology: The verb "bedraggle" comes from the verb draggle "to soak, especially in wet grass or mud". "Draggle" is an old form of "drag." "Drag" comes from an Old Norse verb related to English "draw", probably related to "drink", as well. (Have you ever though of a drawer as something you draw out from its cabinet?) The original sense of the underlying root is to pull, as clothes pull downward when soaked. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a published author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Register now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Registration is free. Don't wait! >>> http://www.publicbookshelf.com/hml/author-submissions.html ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1196581307.9454:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3t3s.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20574-0-1196586022 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by PublicBookShelf.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Bedraggle (verb) Pronunciation: [bê-'dræ-gl] Definition: (1) To soak (cloth) until clinging, hanging heavily and limp; (2) to soak (clothes) until they drag along the ground; (3) to soil by dragging through mud. Usage: When Saddam Hussein was recently dragged from what fellow villagers called his 'spider hole,' he was widely reported to have looked "bedraggled". We thought that you might like to know what this word actually means and how it came to mean that. The past participle, "bedraggled", is used more like an autonomous adjective these days, making the noun "bedragglement" possible. Suggested Usage: Since Hussein's spider hole was in the desert, he could have hardly looked as though he had been dragged through the mud as he emerged. He was disheveled and unkempt but "bedraggled" in any of the usual senses of this word is a misleading epithet. Children often arrive home from school on a rainy day bedraggled and, indeed, the shorter ones can bring in a bedraggled doll from a walk through the aftermath of a rain. But water must be involved or at least suggested. Etymology: The verb "bedraggle" comes from the verb draggle "to soak, especially in wet grass or mud". "Draggle" is an old form of "drag". "Drag" comes from an Old Norse verb related to English "draw", probably related to "drink", as well. (Have you ever though of a drawer as something you draw out from its cabinet?) 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Word of the Day: Digamy (noun) Pronunciation: ['di-gê-mi] Definition: A second marriage after a divorce or the passing of a spouse, deuterogamy. Usage: Bigamy is marriage to two spouses simultaneously; digamy is marriage to two spouses in succession. Polygamy is marriage to several partners simultaneously=97"polygyny" refers to having several wives while "polyandry" refers to having several husbands. The adjective for today's noun is "digamous" and sounds like "bigamous." Suggested Usage: The English language is rich in words referring to multiple spouses; clearly spousal affiliation is an important social issue among us and we must have terms to refer to all its aspects. Digamy has become almost as common as marriage since the more or less united states of North America began legalizing divorce in the 60s. "All my friends become digamous so fast, it is difficult to say that that none are bigamous". Digamy has become an aspect of family life that many US families in the post-Vietnam era have had to make allowances for. Etymology: From Greek digamia "marriage twice" based on dis "twice" + gamos "marriage". The synonym of today's word, "deuterogamy", comes from Greek deuteros "second" + "gamos" and is related to the name of the fifth book of the Bible, Deuteronomy from Greek deuteronomion "second law" from deuteros "second" + nom- "law." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Protect your eyes with Smith Sunglasses! They are durable, lightweight, and high quality. Plus, they offer: * 100% UVA/B/C Protection * A wide range of styles * Tapered Lens Technology to prevent distortion and provide ultimate clarity * Other options such as interchangeable and polarized lenses * A lifetime warranty for manufacturing defects Smith's are very stylish, but know that these are not cheapo, trendy sunglasses... these are ones with staying power! 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Plus, they offer: 100% UVA/B/C Protection A wide range of styles Tapered Lens Technology to prevent distortion and provide ultimate clarity Other options such as interchangeable and polarized lenses A lifetime warranty for manufacturing defects Smith's are very stylish, but know that these are not cheapo, trendy sunglasses... these are ones with staying power! Order from Zappos and get free overnight shipping! Word of the Day: Digamy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['di-gê-mi] Definition: A second marriage after a divorce or the passing of a spouse, deuterogamy. Usage: Bigamy is marriage to two spouses simultaneously; digamy is marriage to two spouses in succession. Polygamy is marriage to several partners simultaneously—"polygyny" refers to having several wives while "polyandry" refers to having several husbands. The adjective for today's noun is "digamous" and sounds like "bigamous." Suggested Usage: The English language is rich in words referring to multiple spouses; clearly spousal affiliation is an important social issue among us and we must have terms to refer to all its aspects. Digamy has become almost as common as marriage since the more or less united states of North America began legalizing divorce in the 60s. "All my friends become digamous so fast, it is difficult to say that that none are bigamous". Digamy has become an aspect of family life that many US families in the post-Vietnam era have had to make allowances for. Etymology: From Greek digamia "marriage twice" based on dis "twice" + gamos "marriage". The synonym of today's word, "deuterogamy", comes from Greek deuteros "second" + "gamos" and is related to the name of the fifth book of the Bible, Deuteronomy from Greek deuteronomion "second law" from deuteros "second" + nom- "law." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.176b.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11899-0-1182924028-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 20 Oct 2007 08:50:39 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.209] (helo=s3209.mb00.net) id 1Ij8AQ-0005ze-UE for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 20 Oct 2007 08:50:39 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=u6a6e1vY9/D3T++Y8/kGrC/v327BP16NuY2rh71YBZb+/a0NeNPiExPKwlFxbK/8CJCnh5hen9etqSCBGwgiBSzViW+vEkyi+RoBBt0FR4Hz7y6eyybV0d4vcTlDQpz+; by s3209.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA94178; Fri, 19 Oct 2007 23:03:33 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2007 23:50:38 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1192858345.14615 Subject: PANGLOSSIAN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13477-0-1192860008" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13477-0-1192860008 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Panglossian (adjective) Pronunciation: [pæn-'glah-si-ên] Definition: Blindly and naively optimistic. Usage: Today's word provides a way to shorten conversations by condensing "overly-optimistic and na=EFve" into a single word. The adjective may be also used freely as a noun, "Nothing distresses Rita; she is an eternal panglossian". It has a non-identical twin, "panglossic", which offers the advantage of an adverb, "panglossically". The noun is "panglossism", taken directly from "Pangloss". Suggested Usage: Panglossians are generally pleasant company, since they are deaf to bad news. However, the attitude does not fit all circumstances: "Trey Sample is so panglossian as to think that the major impact of the Inquisition was to improve the living standards of rack and gallows makers". Since youth is highly susceptible to the attitude, household uses for today's word abound, "I hope you are not so panglossian as to think that your devastation of my petunias with the lawn-mower this afternoon will pass unnoticed." Etymology: Today's word is based on the name of Pangloss, the tutor in Voltaire's 'Candide' (1759) who believes, in Candide's words, "that all is right when all goes wrong". Voltaire created the name from Greek pan "all, whole" + glossa "language, tongue". The adverb "pan" also appears in English panoply (from Greek pan + opla "all arms"), panorama (from Greek pan + orama "whole view") and panther (may be from Greek pan + ther "all animal"). The stem in "glossa" is also found in English "gloss" and "glossary", and a variant occurs in glottis "vocal cords" and polyglot, which refers to a speaker of several languages=97not to be confused with a linguist, someone who studies language scientifically. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! October Ink Sale. Printer Ink Blowout Sale! Save up to 92% off retail! + 10% off Coupon + Save up to 90% + 90 Day Money Back Guarantee Click here & grab some savings! >>> http://inkgrabber.directtrack.com/z/76/CD28/&dp=3D573 -------------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1192858345.14615:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.31bk.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13477-0-1192860008 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! October Ink Sale! Printer Ink Blowout Sale! Save up to 92% off retail! 10% off Coupon Save up to 90% 90 Day Money Back Guarantee Click here and grab some savings! Word of the Day: Panglossian (adjective) Pronunciation: [pæn-'glah-si-ên] Definition: Blindly and naively optimistic. Usage: Today's word provides a way to shorten conversations by condensing "overly-optimistic and naïve" into a single word. The adjective may be also used freely as a noun, "Nothing distresses Rita; she is an eternal panglossian". It has a non-identical twin, "panglossic", which offers the advantage of an adverb, "panglossically". The noun is "panglossism", taken directly from "Pangloss" (see Etymology). Suggested Usage: Panglossians are generally pleasant company, since they are deaf to bad news. However, the attitude does not fit all circumstances: "Trey Sample is so panglossian as to think that the major impact of the Inquisition was to improve the living standards of rack and gallows makers". Since youth is highly susceptible to the attitude, household uses for today's word abound, "I hope you are not so panglossian as to think that your devastation of my petunias with the lawn-mower this afternoon will pass unnoticed." Etymology: Today's word is based on the name of Pangloss, the tutor in Voltaire's 'Candide' (1759) who believes, in Candide's words, "that all is right when all goes wrong". Voltaire created the name from Greek pan "all, whole" + glossa "language, tongue". The adverb "pan" also appears in English panoply (from Greek pan + opla "all arms"), panorama (from Greek pan + orama "whole view") and panther (may be from Greek pan + ther "all animal"). The stem in "glossa" is also found in English "gloss" and "glossary", and a variant occurs in glottis "vocal cords" and polyglot, which refers to a speaker of several languages—not to be confused with a linguist, someone who studies language scientifically. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.31bk.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13477-0-1192860008-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 12 May 2007 08:55:06 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.169] (helo=s3169.mb00.net) id 1HmlVR-0002qU-KU for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 12 May 2007 08:55:06 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=cpGCxSGMVsphmZS7C5c/IKeO7pR4ynIR/iSdWg6lSebmB2Jrx+Gnxas0AwHQMWz31kCchAvmJtrXcTRd7pLmL5ypfZcp7ZuZ3XOcR2Xv2v449vX3qYmnWqJUr4FItrLb; by s3169.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA61661; Fri, 11 May 2007 23:02:11 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 11 May 2007 23:55:05 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1178588729.6167 Subject: SEQUACIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5987-0-1178949611" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5987-0-1178949611 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Sequacious (adjective) Pronunciation: [see-'kwey-shês] Definition: (1) Inclined to follow rather than lead, conformist, following others in thought and behavior; (2) continuing in a consistent direction, as a line of reasoning. Usage: Since "sequacity" is too close to a sound a duck might produce, most writers today prefer "sequaciousness" as the noun for this adjective. "Sequaciously" is the adverb, available to modify verbs, as to think sequaciously. Suggested Usage: "Sequacious" is a much lovelier and more descriptive Word than "conformist", making it the perfect substitute, "The tattoo business thrives on sequacious youth". Sequacious politicians always toe their party's line. But don't forget that this word also refers to following a consistent thread or path: "Bipsy's behavior is not at all sequacious=97one minute she is bubbly, the next she is moping, then she is happy again." Etymology: Today's word derives from Latin sequax, sequac- "following, pursuing" from sequi "to follow". We have previously mentioned most of the words containing this root ("sequential", "consequence", "second", etc.) but we haven't mentioned "(to) sue", which was borrowed from the Normans after French had performed its usual magic, removing the consonants from the middle. The Proto-Indo-European root was *sekw-, and as we have seen before, every PIE word containing an [e] has an associate with an [o]. So, from *sokw- we have all the words derived from Latin socius "companion" (earlier "follower"). These words include "society", "social", and "associate." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Just in case you haven't mailed those Mother's Day cards yet... Smilebox is a GREAT way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free! 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Just in case you haven't mailed those Mother's Day cards yet... Smilebox is a GREAT way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free! Head's up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles! Word of the Day: Sequacious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [see-'kwey-shês] Listen Definition: (1) Inclined to follow rather than lead, conformist, following others in thought and behavior; (2) continuing in a consistent direction, as a line of reasoning. Usage: Since "sequacity" is too close to a sound a duck might produce, most writers today prefer "sequaciousness" as the noun for this adjective. "Sequaciously" is the adverb, available to modify verbs, as to think sequaciously. Suggested Usage: "Sequacious" is a much lovelier and more descriptive word than "conformist", making it the perfect substitute, "The tattoo business thrives on sequacious youth". Sequacious politicians always toe their party's line. But don't forget that this word also refers to following a consistent thread or path: "Bipsy's behavior is not at all sequacious—one minute she is bubbly, the next she is moping, then she is happy again." Etymology: Today's word derives from Latin sequax, sequac- "following, pursuing" from sequi "to follow". We have previously mentioned most of the words containing this root ("sequential", "consequence", "second", etc.) but we haven't mentioned "(to) sue", which was borrowed from the Normans after French had performed its usual magic, removing the consonants from the middle. The Proto-Indo-European root was *sekw-, and as we have seen before, every PIE word containing an [e] has an associate with an [o]. So, from *sokw- we have all the words derived from Latin socius "companion" (earlier "follower"). These words include "society", "social", and "associate." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.g1w.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5987-0-1178949611-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 29 Mar 2008 08:13:32 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.209] (helo=s3209.mb00.net) id 1JfVFr-0007qO-NA for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 29 Mar 2008 08:13:32 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Ic5MH08BV2S/WI5tn41PCYge+OUgSx9FOnMR6SB/Ze7nYq3N9HACyJoKWsvjl0kyLmcto71CUtbFlfOSitRYPBcv5Ff4+tOPCkuQeyWKyZAKcU+lWimqgoC55rVSZdUB; by s3209.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA35340; Fri, 28 Mar 2008 23:03:51 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 00:13:31 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1206713536.14448 Subject: CEILIDH: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-28683-0-1206770408" --MIME_BOUNDARY-28683-0-1206770408 Word Of the Day Today's Word: Ceilidh (noun) Pronunciation: ['key-li] Definition: (Scotland and Ireland) A social gathering, especially one at which hosts and guests participate in traditional music, dancing, or storytelling=97or a professional "ceilidh" band might be hired for the event. Usage: Today's word is clearly a Celtic one adapted for use in Ireland, Scotland, and northern England. It has no relatives in English, so all we have to worry about is the pronunciation: it sounds like 'Kay Lee' with the accent on the first syllable. Suggested Usage: A ceilidh today is usually a party organized around folk music or folklore: "We're having a wee ceilidh at the house this weekend; would you mind telling your brother that he's invited?" However, it still may be a gathering, usually around a fire, at which the participants exchange stories: "Everyone at this quiet country ceilidh had a good story to tell about someone who wasn't there." Etymology: Irish Gaelic céilidhe is from Old Irish célide "visit" from céile or céle "companion". The English spelling follows the Scottish. The stem here developed from Proto-Indo-European *kei- "beloved, dear" and also "bed, couch". The suffixed form *kei-wi- underlies "city", "civic", "civil" from Latin civis "citizen", probably originally referring to a member of a household. In Sanskrit, this stem became the name, "Shiva", one of the three figures in the Supreme Trinity of Hinduism, from Sanskrit s'iva- "auspicious, dear." -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. 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Suggested Usage: A ceilidh today is usually a party organized around folk music or folklore: "We're having a wee ceilidh at the house this weekend; would you mind telling your brother that he's invited?" However, it still may be a gathering, usually around a fire, at which the participants exchange stories: "Everyone at this quiet country ceilidh had a good story to tell about someone who wasn't there." Etymology: Irish Gaelic céilidhe is from Old Irish célide "visit" from céile or céle "companion". The English spelling follows the Scottish. The stem here developed from Proto-Indo-European *kei- "beloved, dear" and also "bed, couch". The suffixed form *kei-wi- underlies "city", "civic", "civil" from Latin civis "citizen", probably originally referring to a member of a household. 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Usage: The noun tintinnabulist is a more felicitous alternate for "bell-ringer". Both these words refer to someone who "tintinnabulates". A small bell may be called a "tintinnabule" since it makes a "tintinnabulous" sound. Suggested Usage: The more tintinnabulation around the holidays, the merrier: the tintinnabulous collectors for the Salvation Army have replaced tintinnabulating sleigh harness and the growing popularity of tintinnabulist concerts produces even more of this heart-lifting sound. Etymology: Latin tintinnabulum "bell", from tintinnare "to ring, jingle" a reduplication of tinnire "ring, jingle". This remarkable word is both onomatopoetic (resembling the sound it refers to) and reduplicative (the syllable "tin-" is repeated). –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benfits of Working from Home Flextime allows you to schedule your work around your family life. If you have kids in school or you wish to have a certain amount of family time, flextime is ideal. 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Usage: This word belongs to a large family: "remonstrance" and "remonstration" are the action nouns and "remonstrator", the agent noun. "Remonstrative" is another adjective signifying the activity, rather than the state, of "remonstrate", the verb. A remonstrative letter then is one in which you actively remonstrate (strongly protest) against something the addressee is responsible for. The letter expresses your state of remonstrance hence you become a remonstrant, since the adjective may also be used as a noun. Suggested Usage: If you have a weak stomach, consider yourself warned: "Despite Eunice's tendentious insistence on completing her pedicure at the dinner table, Ed remained remonstrant, threatening to pillory her, or at least make her spend the night on the davenport."Along a somewhat lighter vein, "The remonstrant set of Hedley's jaw convinced Stephany that she could never persuade him to give her the remote control for the TV." Etymology: From Medieval Latin remonstrare, "to demonstrate". The Latin monstrare "to show" comes from the same stem as monstrum "portent, monster" from monere "to warn". The PIE root is *men-/mon- "think" from which we also get "mental" and the suffix "-ment". Historically, the Remonstrants were a 17th-century group of Dutch Protestants who formally stated the grounds of their dissent from orthodox Calvinism in a document called 'The Remonstrance.' They still survive as a small group in the Netherlands that has been a liberalizing influence on Calvinist doctrine. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day: Remonstrant (adjective) Pronunciation: [rê-'mahn-strênt] Definition: In a state of vigorously objecting to, earnestly aggrieved by or opposed to something. Usage: This word belongs to a large family: "remonstrance" and "remonstration" are the action nouns and "remonstrator", the agent noun. "Remonstrative" is another adjective signifying the activity, rather than the state, of "remonstrate", the verb. A remonstrative letter then is one in which you actively remonstrate (strongly protest) against something the addressee is responsible for. The letter expresses your state of remonstrance hence you become a remonstrant, since the adjective may also be used as a noun. Suggested Usage: If you have a weak stomach, consider yourself warned: "Despite Eunice's tendentious insistence on completing her pedicure at the dinner table, Ed remained remonstrant, threatening to pillory her, or at least make her spend the night on the davenport". Along a somewhat lighter vein, "The remonstrant set of Hedley's jaw convinced Stephany that she could never persuade him to give her the remote control for the TV." Etymology: From Medieval Latin remonstrare, "to demonstrate". The Latin monstrare "to show" comes from the same stem as monstrum "portent, monster" from monere "to warn". The PIE root is *men-/mon- "think" from which we also get "mental" and the suffix "-ment". Historically, the Remonstrants were a 17th-century group of Dutch Protestants who formally stated the grounds of their dissent from orthodox Calvinism in a document called 'The Remonstrance.' 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Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Morganatic (adjective) Pronunciation: [mor-gê-'næ-tik] Definition: Pertaining to a marriage between a nobleman and a woman of lower rank, whereby the rank of the nobleman does not accrue to the wife and the issue of the marriage has no claim on the title or estate of the father. Usage: A morganatic marriage is sometimes called a 'left-handed marriage' (from German "Ehe zur linken Hand") because in the morganatic ceremony the bridegroom gave the bride his left, rather than his right hand. Be careful not to drop a syllable, as too many of us do: "morganic" is not an acceptable variant. Suggested Usage: When he acceded to the throne of England in 1936, Edward VIII suggested briefly he might marry Wallis Simpson, the divorced American commoner, in a morganatic ceremony, whereby she would be given a lower rank but not the title, 'Queen.' The idea proved so unpopular that Edward was forced to abdicate the throne. Today, prenuptial agreements provide for a modern form of the morganatic marriage, when a wealthy partner forces a poor mate to sign a contract renouncing all claims to his or her wealth except for a specified amount. Etymology: Today's word evolved from the medieval Latin phrase matrimonium ad morganaticam "marriage with a morning gift", "morgan" being an earlier form of German Morgen "morning". The point was that the wife of such a bond was entitled to nothing beyond the gift offered by the bridegroom on the morning after the wedding. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Life Insurance Issued Online in Minutes - NO physical exam! - Just answer a few health questions. - Apply completely online! - Print your "in-force" policy in minutes! 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Usage: A morganatic marriage is sometimes called a 'left-handed marriage' (from German "Ehe zur linken Hand") because in the morganatic ceremony the bridegroom gave the bride his left, rather than his right hand. Be careful not to drop a syllable, as too many of us do: "morganic" is not an acceptable variant. Suggested Usage: When he acceded to the throne of England in 1936, Edward VIII suggested briefly he might marry Wallis Simpson, the divorced American commoner, in a morganatic ceremony, whereby she would be given a lower rank but not the title, 'Queen.' The idea proved so unpopular that Edward was forced to abdicate the throne. Today, prenuptial agreements provide for a modern form of the morganatic marriage, when a wealthy partner forces a poor mate to sign a contract renouncing all claims to his or her wealth except for a specified amount. Etymology: Today's word evolved from the medieval Latin phrase matrimonium ad morganaticam "marriage with a morning gift", "morgan" being an earlier form of German Morgen "morning". The point was that the wife of such a bond was entitled to nothing beyond the gift offered by the bridegroom on the morning after the wedding. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.2zmr.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-15327-0-1192687229-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 02 Jun 2007 08:18:52 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.82] (helo=s3082.mb00.net) id 1HuMws-0002uj-SS for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 02 Jun 2007 08:18:51 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=uLESE+Mo8emdfr74gf6puYMS/LQT0MQS+6vF/Bvm9huk1AYL+lkQtwc1fPD2dHAFsyki4px10g0mcSwvC8SJ+1nd/xDkqvjNujZA6sVufq8HNHF+nJ38Y5R6BJdWp2oE; by s3082.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA25245; Fri, 1 Jun 2007 23:03:22 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2007 23:18:50 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1180738670.4677 Subject: SEMPITERNAL: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1151-0-1180764018" --MIME_BOUNDARY-1151-0-1180764018 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Sempiternal (adjective) Pronunciation: [sem-pi-'têr-nêl] Definition: An emphatic and more poetic word for "eternal", "timeless", "temporally infinite." Usage: Use today's word when you wish to emphasize the long length of a period of time in a way that listeners won't forget. It is also an attractive adornment of any poetic setting. Simply add the traditional "-ly" to create an adverb. Suggested Usage: Given the fact that "forever" and "eternal" are longer than most of us can conceive, words like today's are used mostly for hyperbolic effect, "Joshua, you are a sempiternal fountain of youth! What do you take?" However, this hyperbole has an important function=97it emphasizes a deep emotional investment in an important long-term relation, "I will be sempiternally grateful to you for telling me so much about myself that I was unaware of." 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It would make a fantastic Father's Day gift. :-) Word of the Day: Sempiternal (Adjective) Pronunciation: [sem-pi-'têr-nêl] Definition: An emphatic and more poetic word for "eternal", "timeless", "temporally infinite." Usage: Use today's word when you wish to emphasize the long length of a period of time in a way that listeners won't forget. It is also an attractive adornment of any poetic setting. Simply add the traditional –ly to create an adverb. Suggested Usage: Given the fact that "forever" and "eternal" are longer than most of us can conceive, words like today's are used mostly for hyperbolic effect, "Joshua, you are a sempiternal fountain of youth! What do you take?" However, this hyperbole has an important function—it emphasizes a deep emotional investment in an important long-term relation, "I will be sempiternally grateful to you for telling me so much about myself that I was unaware of." Etymology: Today's word comes from Late Latin "sempiternalis" from Latin "sempiternus", a compound of semper "always" (as in the Marine Corps motto semper fidelis "always faithful") + aeternus "eternal". Latin "semper" is a truncated form of the phrase for "once and for all", comprising sem- "once" and per "for." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.tw6.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1151-0-1180764018-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 29 Jul 2007 08:23:11 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.206] (helo=s3206.mb00.net) id 1IF2BL-0002Eb-EW for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 29 Jul 2007 08:23:11 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=aV1xU4RA6sL9znuSObEymbSLMso7pU8vkbkLByCqg2x6mw6efg3AFdH5L05Zsk+e7fli6/xOVXy2SkW4XtTy0Nt/hlvtgz5RTaNVImBJj+AqbGa9U6EXKOYj0Hy38UCc; by s3206.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA78668; Sat, 28 Jul 2007 23:04:37 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 23:23:11 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1185675102.2405 Subject: RIPARIAN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-26527-0-1185688825" --MIME_BOUNDARY-26527-0-1185688825 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Riparian (adjective) Pronunciation: [ri-'pæ-ri-yên] Definition: Pertaining to the banks of a river or stream, on a riverbank. Usage: Here's a word that is as lyrical as the sound of "lake water lapping with low sounds by the shore", and its usefulness is as important as its beauty. We have many words in English for running water ("cataract", "sluice", "stream", "current" and "tide", just to name a few); we also have a term for the ground that shapes the water's course. Suggested Usage: First, today's word is used the legal sense of riparian rights to fishing the waters from the bank of a river or lake on property you own. But any time you are near a river, you can massage the conversation with this old lexical glove: "Every Fourth of July we stage a riparian repast by the susurrous Susquehanna and wave at the passing boats". The word's pleasant sound evokes only comfort and tranquility, "Don spent his childhood summers on riparian quests for the perfect fishing spot." Etymology: From Latin riparius "pertaining to a bank" from ripa, "bank". The same original root is responsible for English "rift" and "reef", Dutch rif "reef" and German Riff "reef." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Planning a day hike, mountain bike ride or backpacking trip? 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Their 14 day free trial includes the following features: 30,000 trails from 1,000 guidebooks 30 outdoor & travel activities Unlimited topo maps Trail guides (3 during trial) Word of the Day: Riparian (adjective) Pronunciation: [ri-'pæ-ri-yên] Definition: Pertaining to the banks of a river or stream, on a riverbank. Usage: Here's a Word that is as lyrical as the sound of "lake water lapping with low sounds by the shore", and its usefulness is as important as its beauty. We have many words in English for running water ("cataract", "sluice", "stream", "current" and "tide", just to name a few); we also have a term for the ground that shapes the water's course. Suggested Usage: First, today's word is used the legal sense of riparian rights to fishing the waters from the bank of a river or lake on property you own. But any time you are near a river, you can massage the conversation with this old lexical glove: "Every Fourth of July we stage a riparian repast by the susurrous Susquehanna and wave at the passing boats". The word's pleasant sound evokes only comfort and tranquility, "Don spent his childhood summers on riparian quests for the perfect fishing spot." Etymology: From Latin riparius "pertaining to a bank" from ripa, "bank". The same original root is responsible for English "rift" and "reef", Dutch rif "reef" and German Riff "reef." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1o0n.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-26527-0-1185688825-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 27 Sep 2007 08:19:42 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.246] (helo=s3246.mb00.net) id 1Iamir-0001S5-NB for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 27 Sep 2007 08:19:42 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Dk/FHKepmGDxYKpSpLmnRpcoBEzcWdUZpSozfRgAFgGPVkD8rKc1wn9Ib3JWNnw+S03YOOvx/sJZ4fxHP996PwnwPYhd+BVIexalto7hrR5tEN+sh1Gnl09BwuYXP8V+; by s3246.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA97662; Wed, 26 Sep 2007 23:03:32 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2007 23:19:41 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1190857011.405 Subject: JUDICIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5837-0-1190872818" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5837-0-1190872818 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Judicious (adjective) Pronunciation: [ju-'di-shês] Definition: Wise in a particular instance, showing sound judgement. Usage: "Judiciously" is the adverb and "judiciousness", the noun. The near synonym, "prudent", implies judicious restraint, "I think it would be prudent to invest less in real estate in this town now that we know it sits on a toxic waste site". It would be judicious, not prudent, to invest more in a project. Suggested Usage: "Judicious" may be applied on a wide scale, "I think it would be judicious to pay off the national debt before rewarding ourselves with tax rebates". However, narrow scale applications abound: "Now that I see the bull standing there, I think the red tablecloth might not have been a judicious choice for a picnic in this field." Etymology: From French judicieux, a derivative of Latin iudici-um "judgement" from iudex, iudic-, "judge". "Iudex" comes from ius (stem iur-) "law" + dic- "say, pronounce", someone who pronounces the law. The PIE root behind "ius" is *yewes-, which also gave us "jurist", "jury", "abjure", "conjure", and "injury." The suffixed form *yewes-to- resulted in Latin iustus, the origin of English "just". The root behind dic- is *deik- which shows up in Latin dicere "say" and digitus "finger (i.e. indicator)". In English it developed into "teach." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day: Judicious (adjective) Pronunciation: [ju-'di-shês] Definition: Wise in a particular instance, showing sound judgement. Usage: "Judiciously" is the adverb and "judiciousness", the noun. The near synonym, "prudent", implies judicious restraint, "I think it would be prudent to invest less in real estate in this town now that we know it sits on a toxic waste site". It would be judicious, not prudent, to invest more in a project. Suggested Usage: "Judicious" may be applied on a wide scale, "I think it would be judicious to pay off the national debt before rewarding ourselves with tax rebates". However, narrow scale applications abound: "Now that I see the bull standing there, I think the red tablecloth might not have been a judicious choice for a picnic in this field." Etymology: From French judicieux, a derivative of Latin iudici-um "judgement" from iudex, iudic-, "judge". "Iudex" comes from ius (stem iur-) "law" + dic- "say, pronounce", someone who pronounces the law. The PIE root behind "ius" is *yewes-, which also gave us "jurist", "jury", "abjure", "conjure", and "injury". The suffixed form *yewes-to- resulted in Latin iustus, the origin of English "just". The root behind dic- is *deik- which shows up in Latin dicere "say" and digitus "finger (i.e. indicator)". In English it developed into "teach." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2mi8.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5837-0-1190872818-- Received: from mailin02.aul.t-online.de (mailin02.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.43]) Sat, 19 Dec 2009 09:45:23 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin02.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NLuw9-0rj8Sm0; Sat, 19 Dec 2009 09:45:17 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=eemmOIyGgi/Vijn1LIBSpqCBKftP/p6AxhO9VHmMwOcQigz53IsUEaLTvUDJhkrihul8R9EW+thOK9R568cyh7FRn3qmBDrPB5RefBBvV7zpl/q0GqusXJS3g+oGP/cx; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBJ71cwK054394; Fri, 18 Dec 2009 23:01:38 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 19 Dec 2009 00:45:17 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260585982.1991 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Hackneyed Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-62436-0-1261206026" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-19T08:45:23Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261212317-00003C45-535A4DE1/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 36b556a4-5266-4bb3-8c67-b2db2bbf5af7 --MIME_BOUNDARY-62436-0-1261206026 Word of the Day: Hackneyed (adjective) Pronunciation: ['hak-need] Definition: Repeated too often, made trite by overuse, stale. Usage: When Napoleon Dynamite came out, it seemed like everyone decided to quote the movie. It was funny at first, but after a while, those Vote for Pedro shirts probably made you want to scream. Welcome to the world of the hackneyed phrase, where you can deliberately toe the line between repetition and abuse. A hackneyed phrase is one that everyone knows, but no one really cares about anymore. It plumbs the depths of banality. Don't be hackneyed. Or do whatever you wanna do, GOSH! Suggested Usage: Hackneye usually describes the worn and weary, and is most often used in connection with a phrase or saying. However, the word hackneyed is not merely defined in such a way. In the 1820s, the word meant common or accustomed, as in "he is quite hackneyed in the literature of Shakespeare". While it might once have described a certain acumen, today it primarily means timeworn and unoriginal. Etymology: In English, a hackneye was a common horse or a worker hired out for public jobs. The idea that a hackneye, especially one commissioned to write, would take just about any work led to the common term hackneyed, which meant trite. The original word hackneye itself comes from the old English Haca eig; that is, Hook Island. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260585982.1991:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f8t5.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-62436-0-1261206026 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Hackneyed (adjective) Pronunciation: ['hak-need] Definition: Repeated too often, made trite by overuse, stale. Usage: When Napoleon Dynamite came out, it seemed like everyone decided to quote the movie. It was funny at first, but after a while, those Vote for Pedro shirts probably made you want to scream. Welcome to the world of the hackneyed phrase, where you can deliberately toe the line between repetition and abuse. A hackneyed phrase is one that everyone knows, but no one really cares about anymore. It plumbs the depths of banality. Don't be hackneyed. Or do whatever you wanna do, GOSH! Suggested Usage: Hackneye usually describes the worn and weary, and is most often used in connection with a phrase or saying. However, the word hackneyed is not merely defined in such a way. In the 1820s, the word meant common or accustomed, as in "he is quite hackneyed in the literature of Shakespeare". While it might once have described a certain acumen, today it primarily means timeworn and unoriginal. Etymology: In English, a hackneye was a common horse or a worker hired out for public jobs. The idea that a hackneye, especially one commissioned to write, would take just about any work led to the common term hackneyed, which meant trite. The original word hackneye itself comes from the old English Haca eig; that is, Hook Island. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-62436-0-1261206026-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 18 Sep 2007 09:40:16 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.68] (helo=s3068.mb00.net) id 1IXXgs-0004xb-R6 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 18 Sep 2007 09:40:16 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Wc7FoLi2AjLMGsx2+YHr8WSXLGvFlji/8ZAxEHM92Npmi+OUqaaMhAWpnw51OPjN6N6oPbcJgK4kE5DP1vc1JJ3GILJrUicSVJbWOBJFc1VRZZSqKw31rXwtJ2hJo7tR; by s3068.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA36892; Mon, 17 Sep 2007 23:03:21 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 00:40:14 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1190076623.17725 Subject: CAPTIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-20465-0-1190095213" --MIME_BOUNDARY-20465-0-1190095213 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Captious (adjective) Pronunciation: [ 'kæp-shês] Definition 1: Not merely deceptive but designed to (mis)lead you to the wrong conclusion, e.g. a sign, argument, or advertisement; sophistical. Usage 1: Captious is a well-behaved adjective that belongs to a small family: "captiously" is the adverb and "captiousness" is the noun. Definition 2: Having an ill-natured inclination to find faults and raise objections; caviling, carping. Suggested Usage: "Have you stopped beating your husband?" is a captious question in the first sense of the word. That sense also brings to mind advertisements like, "Super Eldopé Extra with BMX-43 helps stop tough headache pain according to studies by a respected east coast research institution". This ad is designed to make you think Eldopé is a wonder drug for stopping headaches. But "BMX-43" could be evaporated water and the studies could have been conducted in the company's own laboratories. People who are captious in the second sense could even find fault with the Word of the Day. We hope none of these ever cross your (or our) path. Etymology: From Old French captieux, from Latin captisus, the adjective from captio "seizure, sophism", the noun of capere "to seize". Related words from Latin include "capture" and "captain". The English word "catch" comes from Old North French cachier "to chase" from the same Latin word. The original root, *kap, came down to English as "have" (from Old English "habban"; cf. German "haben") and "heavy" (from Old English "hefig"). In German it became Haft "arrest" but also the suffix "-haft" "like, having", as in lebhaft "lively, spirited" from leb-en "live" + -haft. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. 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Usage 1: Captious is a well-behaved adjective that belongs to a small family: "captiously" is the adverb and "captiousness" is the noun. Definition 2: Having an ill-natured inclination to find faults and raise objections; caviling, carping. Suggested Usage: "Have you stopped beating your husband?" is a captious question in the first sense of the word. That sense also brings to mind advertisements like, "Super Eldopé Extra with BMX-43 helps stop tough headache pain according to studies by a respected east coast research institution". This ad is designed to make you think Eldopé is a wonder drug for stopping headaches. But "BMX-43" could be evaporated water and the studies could have been conducted in the company's own laboratories (not Harvard). People who are captious in the second sense could even find fault with the Word of the Day. We hope none of these ever cross your (or our) path. Etymology: From Old French captieux, from Latin captisus, the adjective from captio "seizure, sophism", the noun of capere "to seize". Related words from Latin include "capture" and "captain". The English word "catch" comes from Old North French cachier "to chase" from the same Latin word. The original root, *kap, came down to English as "have" (from Old English "habban"; cf. German "haben") and "heavy" (from Old English "hefig"). In German it became Haft "arrest" but also the suffix –haft "like, having", as in lebhaft "lively, spirited" from leb-en "live" + -haft. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2gtg.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20465-0-1190095213-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 16 May 2007 08:51:41 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.66] (helo=s3066.mb00.net) id 1HoDMK-0006Wx-Jc for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 16 May 2007 08:51:41 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=mRgsa4ZXY32xHhPhayS/hwFTsX4caIOLeouHeCzKxmOWsvKJI2V9wmZURwkkJSFH0bK/XAgfZCIzs+90Qq/C7d/Z+ArDUZSaAeAs7z0PW9nW/zbMemfOEuULC5MudDjz; by s3066.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA72426; Tue, 15 May 2007 23:02:16 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 23:51:40 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1179271489.17201 Subject: AESTIVATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6590-0-1179295217" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6590-0-1179295217 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Aestivate (or estivate) (verb) Pronunciation: ['es-tê-veyt] Definition: Spend the summer, especially in a dormant state (antonym of "hibernate"). Usage: The adjective is "aestival" and the noun, "aestivation". Bears hibernate through the winter; desert amphibians aestivate during the hot, dry season. Suggested Usage: Do you speak fast and find the long phrases like "spend my summers" slowing you down? Try: "I aestivate in Florida" to save your breath. Perhaps you enjoy some aestival festival, like the Hog-calling Jamboree in Chinquapin, North Carolina each year. So, say so! Etymology: From Latin aestivare "to spend the summer somewhere" from aestas "summer". Akin to Sanskrit indh "to kindle" and Old High German eiten "to heat" which gave Modern German Hitze "heat." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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There are a bunch of other benefits of using Discover, but our two favorites are that there is no annual fee and a $0 fraud liability guarantee. So if you don't have a Discover Card yet, this is a great time to sign up for one. Word of the Day: Aestivate (or Estivate) (Verb) Pronunciation: ['es-tê-veyt] Definition: Spend the summer, especially in a dormant state (antonym of "hibernate"). Usage: The adjective is "aestival" and the noun, "aestivation". Bears hibernate through the winter; desert amphibians aestivate during the hot, dry season. Suggested Usage: Do you speak fast and find the long phrases like "spend my summers" slowing you down? Try: "I aestivate in Florida" to save your breath. Perhaps you enjoy some aestival festival, like the Hog-calling Jamboree in Chinquapin, North Carolina each year. So, say so! Etymology: From Latin aestivare "to spend the summer somewhere" from aestas "summer". Akin to Sanskrit indh "to kindle" and Old High German eiten "to heat" which gave Modern German Hitze "heat." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.kjm.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6590-0-1179295217-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 05 Dec 2007 08:50:17 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.50] (helo=s3050.mb00.net) id 1Izp1F-0007BE-CR for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 05 Dec 2007 08:50:10 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=iMPmMJnPOumYhCJRbVkpnUB5jrBDLpK2lYR5P+Mp2429RME1TaUkySYYR5//3viqejvh0aetMxfy0dR48LpmB3qLILq1gS38FPFX7avexITiIguf3AmMATDdR3+2K0C9; by s3050.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA66028; Tue, 4 Dec 2007 23:03:51 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2007 23:50:09 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1196822731.20936 Subject: VENEFICAL: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22458-0-1196838022" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22458-0-1196838022 Word of the Day: Veneficial (adjective) Pronunciation: [ve-nê-'fi-shêl] Definition: With poison, by means of poison, poisonous; by means of witchcraft. Usage: Today's word is the adjective of venefice "magic potion, poison" which has been around since at least 1380. Suggested Usage: The lovely aspect of this word is that it sounds so much like "beneficial" it will be taken as this word if glossed over casually: "Oh, yes, I totally agree; Lockhart's work has been very veneficial for the company". Just subdue the [v] a bit and it will slip by all but the most enlightened. In fact, it is easy to find employment for this word all around the workplace: "Sure, Roderick, there are probably many veneficial ingredients in hamburgers and French fries that the medical experts overlook". Voila! You have told the truth without ruffling a feather. Etymology: Hardly related to Venus, the goddess of love, today's word comes from the Latin word veneficus "poisonous", the adjective of venenum "poison", which, by way of haplology, came to us as "venom." What is "haplology"? I'm glad you asked. Language doesn't like repetition. That is why we use pronouns like "he" and "she" instead of repeating our names over and over. It also doesn't like repeated sounds, such as the repeated [ahb] in "probably", which is generally scrunched down to "probly". Even though Spanish seems to tolerate them in veneno "poison", English reduced the two occurrences of [en] to one in both "venom" and today's word. Time is valuable; once is enough. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! The holidays are just around the corner, but the savings have already arrived. Check out these FREE offers from Vistaprint. >>> http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/gateway.aspx?S=3D2009370695 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1196822731.20936:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3v6z.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-22458-0-1196838022 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by VistaPrint.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Veneficial (noun) Pronunciation: [ve-nê-'fi-shêl] Definition: With poison, by means of poison, poisonous; by means of witchcraft. Usage: Today's word is the adjective of venefice "magic potion, poison" which has been around since at least 1380. Suggested Usage: The lovely aspect of this word is that it sounds so much like "beneficial" it will be taken as this word if glossed over casually: "Oh, yes, I totally agree; Lockhart's work has been very veneficial for the company". Just subdue the [v] a bit and it will slip by all but the most enlightened. In fact, it is easy to find employment for this word all around the workplace: "Sure, Roderick, there are probably many veneficial ingredients in hamburgers and French fries that the medical experts overlook". Voila! You have told the truth without ruffling a feather. Etymology: Hardly related to Venus, the goddess of love, today's word comes from the Latin word veneficus "poisonous", the adjective of venenum "poison", which, by way of haplology, came to us as "venom". What is "haplology"? I'm glad you asked. Language doesn't like repetition. That is why we use pronouns like "he" and "she" instead of repeating our names over and over. It also doesn't like repeated sounds, such as the repeated [ahb] in "probably", which is generally scrunched down to "probly". Even though Spanish seems to tolerate them in veneno "poison", English reduced the two occurrences of [en] to one in both "venom" and today's word. Time is valuable; once is enough. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com If, for any reason, you do not want to receive e-mails concerning VistaPrint products, please click here. Please do NOT click reply to this message, as it is coming from an unmonitored e-mail address. Additional charges will apply for shipping and processing, product upgrades and photo/logo uploads unless otherwise specified. Other fees may apply if your order contains multiple free products. Discounts valid only on lowest quantity of each product. Discounts not valid on previous purchases or in combination with any other offers. See web site for details. 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In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fypo.10.31if.2oq9 More than just a dictionary. Word of the Day: Lubricious (verb) Pronunciation: [loo-'brish-uh s] Definition: Lewd, lustful, arousing sexual desire; slippery or smooth. Usage: Lubricious means two seemingly unrelated things: the first is sexually arousing (almost pornographic), and the second is smooth or slippery. The first definition has so obscured the second that many dictionaries do not even list it. When the word first appeared in the English language, =93lubricous,=94 the original spelling, meant slippery or unstable. It is unclear when the more common, wanton usage first came into prominence. Nevertheless, both definitions are perfectly acceptable, with the latter considered a tad outmoded. Suggested Usage: Commercials tell you all the time that your breakfast is delicious and nutritious. But it is lubricious? That depends. If you're eating a banana for breakfast and slip on the peel, it may be considered lubricious, as lubricious can mean slippery in certain contexts. On the other hand, if you look at your breakfast one day and find it undeniably sexy=97well, we suppose that it might be considered lubricious, but you've got some issues beyond eating a balanced breakfast to worry about. Etymology: The first apparent usage of lubricious in the English language is in the 1580s, when the word was used as a synonym for smooth. It is drawn from the Latin lubricus, meaning slippery. Its more notorious (and now, more popular) usage came along sometime later, but it is unclear when people began using it as a synonym for lewd. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266954696.81772:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fypo.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-64784-0-1267254013 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Announcement February 28, 2010 will be your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary. More than just a dictionary. Lubricious (verb) Pronunciation: [loo-'brish-uh s] Definition: Lewd, lustful, arousing sexual desire; slippery or smooth. Usage: Lubricious means two seemingly unrelated things: the first is sexually arousing (almost pornographic), and the second is smooth or slippery. The first definition has so obscured the second that many dictionaries do not even list it. When the word first appeared in the English language, “lubricous,” the original spelling, meant slippery or unstable. It is unclear when the more common, wanton usage first came into prominence. Nevertheless, both definitions are perfectly acceptable, with the latter considered a tad outmoded. Suggested Usage: Commercials tell you all the time that your breakfast is delicious and nutritious. But it is lubricious? That depends. If you're eating a banana for breakfast and slip on the peel, it may be considered lubricious, as lubricious can mean slippery in certain contexts. On the other hand, if you look at your breakfast one day and find it undeniably sexy—well, we suppose that it might be considered lubricious, but you've got some issues beyond eating a balanced breakfast to worry about. Etymology: The first apparent usage of lubricious in the English language is in the 1580s, when the word was used as a synonym for smooth. It is drawn from the Latin lubricus, meaning slippery. Its more notorious (and now, more popular) usage came along sometime later, but it is unclear when people began using it as a synonym for lewd. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word--> Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-64784-0-1267254013-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 16 Aug 2007 10:29:23 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.125] (helo=s3125.mb00.net) id 1ILajL-0003UL-4W for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 16 Aug 2007 10:29:23 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=LhJGpRXZbPWHLEnMq+PzQWa2KnlzecgpX29/tcZgJg6gnvWHQdB0pzjInd+QfHvZkoRs45wRYhMnG9Sha8i7HTULBH9KTK3y36TA48gyMoD0pgnbujCQwUKnCfDTkiuU; by s3125.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA32956; Thu, 16 Aug 2007 00:02:45 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 01:29:23 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1187245302.19846 Subject: CALIGINOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-126-0-1187247631" --MIME_BOUNDARY-126-0-1187247631 Word of the Day: Caliginous (adjective) Pronunciation: [kê-'li-jê-nês] Definition: Dim, murky, obscure. Usage: Today's word is another on the brink of extinction. According to the 1913 Webster's dictionary, both "caliginosity" and "caligation" meant "dimness, murkiness". But neither of these fellows are about any more and "caliginous" is rarely used. Google finds today's word about 2290 times on the Web, but most occurrences are in dictionaries and on lists of quaint words. "Caliginously" would be the adverb. Suggested Usage: Although today's word is barely there, uses for it still abound. When you want to express the notions behind "dim" and "murky" but these words are too inconspicuous, unleash today's: "Elena Handbasket slipped into a caliginous gloom when they moved her to an office without a window and now she has given up latte". The word is mellifluous and brings a certain felicity to the phrases it joins, "The new guy seems to have emerged from a rather caliginous background involving 5 brief jobs of indeterminate duties over a period of 3 years." Etymology: Latin caliginosus "dark, obscure" from caligo "darkness, obscurity". Apparently, the original word referred to spots of gray that could be interpreted as dark or white, for Sanskrit kalaka means "(skin) mole" and Hindi kalanka "spot", while Kurdish cherme means "white", and all seem to derive from the same source. Greek kelainos, on the other hand, means "black" and kelis "spot", while Latin kolumba is "pigeon" and calidus, "a white spot on forehead". The Russian town of Kaluga seems to stem from the same root with an older meaning "swampy" or "foggy" and kalina still means a "guelder rose". German Helm "helmet" originally referred to the white spot on the head of a horse, according to best estimations -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? 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Usage: Today's word is another on the brink of extinction. According to the 1913 Webster's dictionary, both "caliginosity" and "caligation" meant "dimness, murkiness". But neither of these fellows are about any more and "caliginous" is rarely used. Google finds today's word about 2290 times on the Web, but most occurrences are in dictionaries and on lists of quaint words. "Caliginously" would be the adverb. Suggested Usage: Although today's word is barely there, uses for it still abound. When you want to express the notions behind "dim" and "murky" but these words are too inconspicuous, unleash today's: "Elena Handbasket slipped into a caliginous gloom when they moved her to an office without a window and now she has given up latte". The word is mellifluous and brings a certain felicity to the phrases it joins, "The new guy seems to have emerged from a rather caliginous background involving 5 brief jobs of indeterminate duties over a period of 3 years." Etymology: Latin caliginosus "dark, obscure" from caligo "darkness, obscurity". Apparently, the original word referred to spots of gray that could be interpreted as dark or white, for Sanskrit kalaka means "(skin) mole" and Hindi kalanka "spot", while Kurdish cherme means "white", and all seem to derive from the same source. Greek kelainos, on the other hand, means "black" and kelis "spot", while Latin kolumba is "pigeon" and calidus, "a white spot on forehead". The Russian town of Kaluga seems to stem from the same root with an older meaning "swampy" or "foggy" and kalina still means a "guelder rose". German Helm "helmet" originally referred to the white spot on the head of a horse, according to best estimations. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1y6m.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-126-0-1187247631-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 11 Oct 2007 09:40:49 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.184] (helo=s3184.mb00.net) id 1Ifsf2-0004ek-B1 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 11 Oct 2007 09:40:48 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=v5zSdlmKlND6D3qdrbCvxeKg8vTgBm7ASOP7oPT1hMieHiJ3rBFPq26mwBaubiGAy0YZJefLqZYum8pZWyovI96MtIaCyfUNOx6AnRvmB14QOwiub0HHEdahlXsUAXqc; by s3184.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA31166; Wed, 10 Oct 2007 23:03:18 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 00:40:48 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191960243.26340 Subject: UMBRAGE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29875-0-1192082414" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29875-0-1192082414 Word of the Day: Umbrage (noun) Pronunciation: ['êm-brij] Definition 1: Shadow, shade. Definition 2: Offence or resentment. Usage 2: Today's word has two meanings so distinct as to suggest two discrete words. However, the semantic imagination stretches from one to the other, however thinly (see Etymology). The adjective is "umbrageous" meaning either "shady" or "easily taking offense". The noun itself may be used as a verb meaning either "to shade" or "overshadow", as in "Staunton's wit umbrages that of everyone else in the office", i.e. puts everyone else's in the shade. "Staunton's wit umbrages everyone in the office", means that it offends them. Suggested Usage: Here is a sentence using "umbrage" in both senses: "In the umbrage of the rose arbor in the garden Leila took umbrage at Malcolm's suggestion that she would not be a suitable mother of his children". Remember the lovely adjective replaces the more jarring phrase "easily offended", for example: "I didn't feel that Sigfried's comment on obesity was at all abasing; Celia is just a bit umbrageous on the subject." Etymology: Latin umbra "shadow, "shade" via French ombrage. Akin to adumbrate "intimate, outline, suggest". Apparently, the sense of "shadow" led to "suspicion" which, in turn, led to "reaction to suspicion =3D offence". The origins of Latin "umbra" are dubious. The great etymologist Julius Pokorny believed it came from the same "*uesperos" that gave Latin "vesper" "evening", Russian vecher "evening", and English "west." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Get FREE shipping* on any order over $40 at BuyCostumes.com >>> http://www.dpbolvw.net/email-2294340-10490728 BuyCostumes.com - the webs most popular costume store *Offer extended until October 12th ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1191960243.26340:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2u84.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29875-0-1192082414 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Deal of the Day! Get 5% off any order $65 dollars or more at BuyCustumes.com Enter promo code FRANKEN5 at checkout. Plus, FREE domestic shipping on orders over $40 until October 12th. Word of the Day: Umbrage (noun) Pronunciation: ['êm-brij] Definition 1: Shadow, shade. Definition 2: Offence or resentment. Usage 2: Today's word has two meanings so distinct as to suggest two discrete words. However, the semantic imagination stretches from one to the other, however thinly (see Etymology). The adjective is "umbrageous" meaning either "shady" or "easily taking offense". The noun itself may be used as a verb meaning either "to shade" or "overshadow", as in "Staunton's wit umbrages that of everyone else in the office", i.e. puts everyone else's in the shade. "Staunton's wit umbrages everyone in the office", means that it offends them. Suggested Usage: Here is a sentence using "umbrage" in both senses: "In the umbrage of the rose arbor in the garden Leila took umbrage at Malcolm's suggestion that she would not be a suitable mother of his children". Remember the lovely adjective replaces the more jarring phrase "easily offended", for example: "I didn't feel that Sigfried's comment on obesity was at all abasing; Celia is just a bit umbrageous on the subject." Etymology: Latin umbra "shadow, "shade" via French ombrage. Akin to adumbrate "intimate, outline, suggest". Apparently, the sense of "shadow" led to "suspicion" which, in turn, led to "reaction to suspicion =3D offence". The origins of Latin "umbra" are dubious. The great etymologist Julius Pokorny believed it came from the same "*uesperos" that gave Latin "vesper" "evening", Russian vecher "evening", and English "west." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2u84.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29875-0-1192082414-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 01 Nov 2007 20:02:28 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.150] (helo=s3150.mb00.net) id 1InfJB-0006gv-VZ for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 01 Nov 2007 20:02:26 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=By9JJY9dLS0oPjOwhWKKY3KmmtOmDnYnw6mlkhB449IaOaKBc945kv92F1gPzTjmED7IkLcwFheb9AkiVVPsXYsHHduAnV645vlh2yclRWe30DZdf93pj1h/uI2A9D0S; by s3150.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id KAA12469; Thu, 1 Nov 2007 10:03:23 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2007 12:02:26 -0700 (PDT) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1193932673.20666 Subject: POIGNANT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2535-0-1193936420" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2535-0-1193936420 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Poignant (adjective) Pronunciation: ['poy-nyênt] Definition: Today's word is seldom used in the sense "physically painful" any more, though that meaning remains available. It more usually means sharp-smelling or -tasting (pungent), or strongly moving or touching. Usage: Be careful with the pronunciation of today's word=97it does not parallel that of "indignant", even though the two look quite similar. "Indignant" has been fully anglicized but "poignant" retains much of the original French pronunciation. (The consonant cluster [gn] is pronounced [ny] in both French and Italian: as in "cognac" and "lasagna.") The adverb us "poignantly" and the noun is "poignancy." Suggested Usage: We always encourage the recoupment of the original meanings of words in the process of disappearing: "Arnold's belt buckle caused a poignant discomfort to Arabella's stomach during their brief embrace". However, you are always safer in the company of the trends, "Zachary captivated his audience with the poignant story of the demise of his close friend as he failed to clinch first place in the annual hotdog-eating contest." Etymology: From Old French poignant "pricking", present participle of poindre "to prick", the of Latin pungere "to prick, puncture". The original form was *pug- but the root allowed nasalization (the insertion of [n]), which produced Latin pungere. As you can see, English borrowed both the French descendent of this Latin verb and the present participle of the Latin verb directly as "pungent". "Punch", "pounce", "point", "punctual" are all borrowings of the same root from Romance languages at various stages of their development. Without nasalization, the root turns up in Latin pugnare "to fight", underlying English "pugnacious" and "pygmy" from Greek pugme "fist." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? 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"Indignant" has been fully anglicized but "poignant" retains much of the original French pronunciation. The adverb us "poignantly" and the noun is "poignancy." Suggested Usage: We always encourage the recoupment of the original meanings of words in the process of disappearing: "Arnold's belt buckle caused a poignant discomfort to Arabella's stomach during their brief embrace". However, you are always safer in the company of the trends, "Zachary captivated his audience with the poignant story of the demise of his close friend as he failed to clinch first place in the annual hotdog-eating contest. Etymology: From Old French poignant "pricking", present participle of poindre "to prick", the of Latin pungere "to prick, puncture". The original form was *pug- but the root allowed nasalization (the insertion of [n]), which produced Latin pungere. As you can see, English borrowed both the French descendent of this Latin verb and the present participle of the Latin verb directly as "pungent". "Punch", "pounce", "point", "punctual" are all borrowings of the same root from Romance languages at various stages of their development. -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | =09=09 Email Preferences | us | =09=09 Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.38ra.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2535-0-1193936420-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 09 Jun 2007 09:07:30 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.102] (helo=s3102.mb00.net) id 1Hwv2n-0008Rg-1u for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 09 Jun 2007 09:07:29 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=VKxftSjOWFOTUOLwJ5OA036N7IMnWh9X+pwOJw/H61uLwdwga1uE3E6WhLe9N2p6qAfBOmw6peT7Z+0o0hPVDmVhPsljjRwsVW1AP3fIaMD/j2ZfXi4w1wVRsnMPTCtr; by s3102.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA40709; Fri, 8 Jun 2007 23:03:46 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2007 00:07:29 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1181348790.13755 Subject: DISHABILLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1226-0-1181368815" --MIME_BOUNDARY-1226-0-1181368815 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Dishabille (noun) Pronunciation: [de-sah-'bee-yel, de-sah-'beel, de-sah-'bil] Definition: A partially clothed or intentionally unkempt state; a state of being intentionally unkempt and casually dressed=97a negligee state. Usage: All the English dictionaries now accept the English misspelling of the word as primary: "dishabille". We would still prefer "deshabille" but will not engage in one of our fanciful flights of futility on this one. The accepted spelling, however, suggests the pronunciation, "dish a bill (or two my way)" but you must remember that the [s] and the [h] do not go together; in fact, the [h] is a silent French [h]. As you can see from the variations in pronunciation (there are more), we haven't really decided how to pronounce it, either. Suggested Usage: This word refers to a state of dress we generally prefer when we are at home: "Abigail's every day dishabille looks better than my Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes". This state of dress originally thumbed its nose at fashion until fashion accommodated it with many lines of dishabille styles. Janet Jackson's dishabille at the Super Bowl, however, took some Americans aback. Etymology: Today's word is the past passive participle of the French verb déshabiller "to undress", made up of des- "un-" + habiller "to clothe". This word was a result of the confusion of habit "clothing" with the Old French verb abiller "to dress a log (strip it of its leaves and branches) composed of a- "toward" + bille "log". The diminutive of "bille" came to English as billet "a piece of firewood" and went on to become billy "(policeman's) club." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips served each day via email. Green gurus dish out clever tips ranging from pets to wine. 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They can help you succeed without turning your garden, yard or home into a minefield of chemical worries... whether you want to: control fleas in your home, pests in your garden or moths on your fine woolens keep deer from destroying your landscape plants raise spectacular roses without chemicals grow bulbs or vegetables or fruit trees or grass seed Save your peace of mind and soothe your budget with Gardens Alive! Word of the Day: Dishabille (Noun) Pronunciation: [de-sah-'bee-yel, de-sah-'beel, de-sah-'bil] Definition: A partially clothed or intentionally unkempt state; a state of being intentionally unkempt and casually dressed—a negligee state. Usage: All the English dictionaries now accept the English misspelling of the word as primary: "dishabille". We would still prefer "deshabille" but will not engage in one of our fanciful flights of futility on this one. The accepted spelling, however, suggests the pronunciation, "dish a bill (or two my way)" but you must remember that the [s] and the [h] do not go together; in fact, the [h] is a silent French [h]. As you can see from the variations in pronunciation (there are more), we haven't really decided how to pronounce it, either. Suggested Usage: This word refers to a state of dress we generally prefer when we are at home: "Abigail's every day dishabille looks better than my Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes". This state of dress originally thumbed its nose at fashion until fashion accommodated it with many lines of dishabille styles. Etymology: Today's word is the past passive participle of the French verb déshabiller "to undress", made up of des- "un-" + habiller "to clothe". This word was a result of the confusion of habit "clothing" with the Old French verb abiller "to dress a log (strip it of its leaves and branches) composed of a- "toward" + bille "log". The diminutive of "bille" came to English as billet "a piece of firewood" and went on to become billy "(policeman's) club." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com < pmguid:4c.xw9.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1226-0-1181368815-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 19 Jul 2007 08:34:54 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.44] (helo=s3044.mb00.net) id 1IBPbC-0001Kb-C7 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 19 Jul 2007 08:34:54 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=oxkG+CQovC1B8/dV+2kZiW0n/5fXc+r/LFBpcGv4GuVEnt6LImj5QVSybx3ZgjtHW5qdrVWf3oDrMeM8/SF/IASTPZb060qUDcw29uMy2zs+SqPJHngdyqDccP1jRyua; by s3044.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA22874; Wed, 18 Jul 2007 23:03:58 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 23:34:54 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1184803110.4912 Subject: FARTLEK: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5030-0-1184824817" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5030-0-1184824817 WORD OF THE DAY: Fartlek (noun) Pronunciation: ['fah(r)t-lek] Definition: An athletic training technique developed in Sweden in the 1930s by the Swedish national coach, Gosta Holmer, comprising alternating periods of intense exercise with periods of less strenuous effort or any workout based on this technique. Usage: An good example of a fartlek is the saltin fartlek, which includes (1) a 10-minute warm-up jog, followed by (2) a 3 minute hard stride followed by a 1-minute jog repeated 6 times, and then finished with (3) a 10 minute warm-down jog. Because it is a borrowed word that appears rather un-English, it has developed no family thus far. Suggested Usage: Although fartleks are workout routines well-suited for any sport, they are most closely associated with running: "Bruce likes to run through 3-4 fartleks every day in preparation for a marathon". However, the alternation of vigorous activity with slower sets the stage for metaphoric manipulation: "Buzzy, you can't study in fartleks; you have to work constantly and continuously on your studies if you are to succeed in school." Etymology: Today's word is actually the Swedish word for "speed play" based on fart "running, speed" + lek "play". "Fart" is the noun from Swedish fara "go, move", akin to German fahren "travel, journey" and English "fare" as in "fare thee well" or simply "farewell", from Old English faran "to journey, travel". Another derivate of the same root is "ferry" from earlier "ferian". In Greek, the original root emerged as poros "journey", seen lurking in "emporium" from Greek emporion "merchant", someone who did quite a bit of journeying in the days of ancient Greeks. In Latin it emerged in portare "to carry" which we see everywhere in English borrowings: "porter", "portfolio", "import", "deport", "important", and many, many more. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY Get Free Shipping on all orders over $48.95 at Paragon Sports, where you can shop for equipment, apparel and footwear for any sport, any season. >>>http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2294340-10361987?sid=3Dtexv1 ---------------- >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1184803110.4912:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1it1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5030-0-1184824817 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Unlike some online stores that seem to worry more about the 'season' rather than choice, ParagonSports allows you to shop for any sport, any season, any time of the year. Plus, you don't have to pay any shipping charges if your order is $49 or more. Visit ParagonSports to get the equipment, apparel and footwear of your choice for any sport, any season. Word of the Day: Fartlek (noun) Pronunciation: ['fah(r)t-lek] Definition: An athletic training technique developed in Sweden in the 1930s by the Swedish national coach, Gosta Holmer, comprising alternating periods of intense exercise with periods of less strenuous effort or any workout based on this technique. Usage: An good example of a fartlek is the saltin fartlek, which includes (1) a 10-minute warm-up jog, followed by (2) a 3 minute hard stride followed by a 1-minute jog repeated 6 times, and then finished with (3) a 10 minute warm-down jog. Because it is a borrowed word that appears rather un-English, it has developed no family thus far. Suggested Usage: Although fartleks are workout routines well-suited for any sport, they are most closely associated with running: "Bruce likes to run through 3-4 fartleks every day in preparation for a marathon". However, the alternation of vigorous activity with slower sets the stage for metaphoric manipulation: "Buzzy, you can't study in fartleks; you have to work constantly and continuously on your studies if you are to succeed in school." Etymology: Today's word is actually the Swedish word for "speed play" based on fart "running, speed" + lek "play". "Fart" is the noun from Swedish fara "go, move", akin to German fahren "travel, journey" and English "fare" as in "fare thee well" or simply "farewell", from Old English faran "to journey, travel". Another derivate of the same root is "ferry" from earlier "ferian". In Greek, the original root emerged as poros "journey", seen lurking in "emporium" from Greek emporion "merchant", someone who did quite a bit of journeying in the days of ancient Greeks. In Latin it emerged in portare "to carry" which we see everywhere in English borrowings: "porter", "portfolio", "import", "deport", "important", and many, many more. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1it1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5030-0-1184824817-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 10 May 2007 09:43:22 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.138] (helo=s3138.mb00.net) id 1Hm3J4-0005NA-7Q for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 10 May 2007 09:43:22 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=l3QTqkQxS3R2rbBJlZTFq1ysxgkX4dpOLor4K/U1FD3Cr3cN167X7hao5Cvt+Aq7J3wIhlbg1AOYTNCMDwrai7ojLeFTjtheMKH5i4aRfdZNKnuKYWmUX4ilgvFg1vva; by s3138.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA17087; Wed, 9 May 2007 23:02:39 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 00:43:22 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1178588535.1290 Subject: PANOPLY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-27037-0-1178776820" --MIME_BOUNDARY-27037-0-1178776820 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Panoply (noun) Pronunciation: ['pæ-nê-plee or -pli] Definition: A full suit of armor; an impressive array of something rich and lustrous. Usage: Today's word is an orphan except that it may be used as a verb. Mark Twain in "The Gilded Age" (1873) wrote, "It would be=85judicious to send her forth well panoplied for her work. So he had added new and still richer costumes to her wardrobe, and assisted their attractions with costly jewelry." Suggested Usage: Keep in mind that Greek pan- means "full" so "full panoply" is redundant ("in full panoply" meaning "in full dress" is idiomatic and escapes this caveat): "Herbert supports a panoply of good causes, all of which benefit him in some direct or indirect way". The referent should be at least nominally bright and shining. "A panoply of rotten vegetables" doesn't work but, "The hall was bedecked with photographs of the presidential panoply that had brought the company to its current sorry pass", works better, apparently, than did the presidents it mentions. Etymology: We found little on the history of this word. It comes from the Greek panoplia "complete set of armor" from pan "all" + hopla "armor (pl.)" Where these two came from, who knows? -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Strawberry.net is a delicious little secret, and we're glad we're in on it. This website is the largest worldwide provider of high-end discounted skin care, makeup, and fragrance products... with discounts of up to 75%! * Free shipping anywhere in the world * Additional 5% discount on 3+ products * Amazing Mother's Day specials * Complimentary gift wrapping on all orders Find amazing products for yourself or to give as gifts. 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Suggested Usage: Keep in mind that Greek pan- means "full" so "full panoply" is redundant ("in full panoply" meaning "in full dress" is idiomatic and escapes this caveat): "Herbert supports a panoply of good causes, all of which benefit him in some direct or indirect way". The referent should be at least nominally bright and shining. "A panoply of rotten vegetables" doesn't work but, "The hall was bedecked with photographs of the presidential panoply that had brought the company to its current sorry pass", works better, apparently, than did the presidents it mentions. Etymology: We found little on the history of this word. It comes from the Greek panoplia "complete set of armor" from pan "all" + hopla "armor (pl.)" Where these two came from, who knows? —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.g1t.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-27037-0-1178776820-- Received: from mailin00.aul.t-online.de (mailin00.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.42]) Thu, 31 Dec 2009 09:44:11 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin00.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NQGdX-1lzHqy0; Thu, 31 Dec 2009 09:44:03 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=pvtXNJT+OVBVPQB8uvyQqM0FmnFmrHvyOGAR00RdicI69y5x+Z3N2XFkisRzwZmKS7Gbb5JsVXcwk6Ry2lmzBlfgvlJFAPEmUuGGDkg0RxmnKg4NFNrZnk9CYIDIsDGQ; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBV71HwP091364; Wed, 30 Dec 2009 23:01:17 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 31 Dec 2009 00:44:03 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1261946651.34804 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Camaraderie Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-39218-0-1262242810" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-31T08:44:11Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1262249044-0000733A-19E836E9/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 068f0f2a-687b-4c83-847d-87b9e5a24d75 --MIME_BOUNDARY-39218-0-1262242810 Word of the Day: Camaraderie (noun) Pronunciation: [kah-muh-'rah-duh-ree] Definition: Spirit of friendship, loyalty, warm fellowship. Usage: It has been said that you can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you cannot pick your friend's nose. The exception, of course, is when you and your friend share that special feeling of camaraderie, because face it, you'd do anything for those guys. When friendship just doesn't cut it, BFFs is so last year, and intimacy is just a step too far, camaraderie gets your point across without making you seem jealously clingy. Suggested Usage: Camaraderie expresses more than a mere feeling of friendship, and should be used primarily in the context of those with whom one connects the most closely. Though the word may be used with respect to family members ("The brothers shared a deep camaraderie"), it is most commonly spoken in reference to groups of individuals who share a different type of relationship, through work, sports, or other activities. Etymology: Camarade, the French word for our modern comrade, inspired camaraderie, which shows up first in English usage around 1840. Comradery, the attempt to anglicize the word, is seen infrequently as well. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1261946651.34804:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.feg0.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-39218-0-1262242810 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Camaraderie (noun) Pronunciation: [kah-muh-'rah-duh-ree] Definition: Spirit of friendship, loyalty, warm fellowship. Usage: It has been said that you can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you cannot pick your friend's nose. The exception, of course, is when you and your friend share that special feeling of camaraderie, because face it, you'd do anything for those guys. When friendship just doesn't cut it, BFFs is so last year, and intimacy is just a step too far, camaraderie gets your point across without making you seem jealously clingy. Suggested Usage: Camaraderie expresses more than a mere feeling of friendship, and should be used primarily in the context of those with whom one connects the most closely. Though the word may be used with respect to family members ("The brothers shared a deep camaraderie"), it is most commonly spoken in reference to groups of individuals who share a different type of relationship, through work, sports, or other activities. Etymology: Camarade, the French word for our modern comrade, inspired camaraderie, which shows up first in English usage around 1840. 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Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-7616-0-1188799225" --MIME_BOUNDARY-7616-0-1188799225 Word of the Day: Dervish (noun) Pronunciation: ['dêr-vish] Definition: A Muslim friar or fakir belonging to a sect that induces mystical trances by dancing feverishly while chanting religious phrases ("whirling dervish" or "howling dervish"), hence anyone possessed of frenetic energy. Usage: Whirling dervishes belong to the Mevlevi (Mawlawiyya) sect of the Sufi order of Islam. This sect was founded by Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi in the 13th century. In a ritual called the sema, the dervishes spin to the music of reed pipes and drums. Chanting religious aphorisms, they remove black cloaks to reveal underlying voluminous white skirts that flare outward. The belief is that the feverish dancing releases their souls from their earthly ties and allows them to interact freely with the divine. Suggested Usage: This word serves well in referring to someone who acts frenetically, "Thelma spends most of her days watching television but she works like a dervish the night before exams". The simile applies to any activity: "Darwin seems a normal guy during the day but at night he fiddles like a dervish at a country-western dance hall outside Sparta." Etymology: "Dervish" is a Turkish word borrowed from the Persian "darvesh", the equivalent of Arabic fakir "beggar, mendicant, friar" from Middle Persian "dreeyosh." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- APOLOGIES... Yesterday, we inadvertently sent the daily 'Word of the Day' email to you multiple times. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused you. It was unintentional and a rare technical error on our part. We have taken steps to ensure that this doesn't happen again. We value you as a subscriber and are grateful for the privilege to communicate with you. 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Sincerely, The staff at YourDictionary Word of the Day: Dervish (noun) Pronunciation: ['dêr-vish] Definition: A Muslim friar or fakir belonging to a sect that induces mystical trances by dancing feverishly while chanting religious phrases ("whirling dervish" or "howling dervish"), hence anyone possessed of frenetic energy. Usage: Whirling dervishes belong to the Mevlevi (Mawlawiyya) sect of the Sufi order of Islam. This sect was founded by Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi in the 13th century. In a ritual called the sema, the dervishes spin to the music of reed pipes and drums. Chanting religious aphorisms, they remove black cloaks to reveal underlying voluminous white skirts that flare outward. The belief is that the feverish dancing releases their souls from their earthly ties and allows them to interact freely with the divine. Suggested Usage: This word serves well in referring to someone who acts frenetically, "Thelma spends most of her days watching television but she works like a dervish the night before exams". The simile applies to any activity: "Darwin seems a normal guy during the day but at night he fiddles like a dervish at a country-western dance hall outside Sparta." Etymology: "Dervish" is a Turkish word borrowed from the Persian "darvesh", the equivalent of Arabic fakir "beggar, mendicant, friar" from Middle Persian "dreeyosh." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.27qq.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-7616-0-1188799225-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 14 Apr 2007 09:39:00 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.169] (helo=s3169.mb00.net) id 1Hccqa-00076f-8o for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 14 Apr 2007 09:39:00 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ihJrpHljBEt6AcFVajX+xpuqrttXCYPaeKaiOZknQtqeEgyg1nlrOFqZ1sS0nychiWnHC3R+s41C30p2PmPvkGc9zK3tlJhfieGK/q1N1Mhzl++huDwi6jCChpRdDKyW; by s3169.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA03921; Fri, 13 Apr 2007 23:02:16 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 00:39:00 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1176499592.10936 Subject: MOIETY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2804-0-1176530417" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2804-0-1176530417 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Moiety (noun) Pronunciation: ['moy-ê-tee] Definition 1: One of two equal parts; one's spouse ('better half'). Usage 1: Use today's word when discussing something that is or should be divided into equal halves. "I'd split this éclair and give you a moiety, but you're really sticking to that diet, aren't you?" The plural is "moieties" and there are no adjectives or verbs. Definition 2: In cultural anthropology, one of the two subdivisions of a society with a dual organizational structure; more specifically, one of the two units that make up a tribe on the basis of unilateral descent. Suggested Usage: This is a deflective term for talking about no-fault divorces and property reassignment in a clinical tone. "When Harold left Calliope, he took more than a moiety of their property and chattel", sounds less bitter than "That cad made off with much more than he deserved!" You might stretch definition two to talk about your in-laws (or outlaws, as the case might be), combining the first definition with the second, "My moiety's moiety is hosting a pig roast and truck pull this August", if it doesn't strike you as a bit repetitious. Etymology: From Middle English "moite" from Old French moitie "middle", a reduction of Latin medius "middle" via Late Latin medietas. The PIE root was *medhyo- from which English gets the words "mid", "middle", and "mean", plus "medial", "median", "medium", "intermediate", and "mediocre" via Latin=97all terms that cut right down the middle. Russian mezdu "between" derives from the same source. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Smile! Snapfish bills itself as "the best value in photography", and we agree. First, you can upload photos and share them with friends for free. Second, their normal price on prints is just $.12! 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They have lots of great Mother's Day gift ideas, such as personalized photo books, tote bags, keepsake boxes, picture puzzles, and more. Plus, take advantage of this April offer: WOTD: Moiety (Noun) Pronunciation: ['moy-ê-tee] Listen Definition 1: One of two equal parts; one's spouse ('better half'). Usage 1: Use today's word when discussing something that is or should be divided into equal halves. "I'd split this éclair and give you a moiety, but you're really sticking to that diet, aren't you?" The plural is "moieties" and there are no adjectives or verbs. Definition 2: In cultural anthropology, one of the two subdivisions of a society with a dual organizational structure; more specifically, one of the two units that make up a tribe on the basis of unilateral descent. Suggested Usage: This is a deflective term for talking about no-fault divorces and property reassignment in a clinical tone. "When Harold left Calliope, he took more than a moiety of their property and chattel", sounds less bitter than "That cad made off with much more than he deserved!" You might stretch definition two to talk about your in-laws (or outlaws, as the case might be), combining the first definition with the second, "My moiety's moiety is hosting a pig roast and truck pull this August", if it doesn't strike you as a bit repetitious. Etymology: From Middle English "moite" from Old French moitie "middle", a reduction of Latin medius "middle" via Late Latin medietas. The PIE root was *medhyo- from which English gets the words "mid", "middle", and "mean", plus "medial", "median", "medium", "intermediate", and "mediocre" via Latin—all terms that cut right down the middle. Russian mezdu "between" derives from the same source. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.3e5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2804-0-1176530417-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:17:15 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.230] (helo=s3230.mb00.net) id 1IRiln-0007wD-DJ for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:17:15 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=UV4aW1flv74eR9H8eekLTwHjGCvNKxKJWYQ433k7dhIASJFmG4fRDZPGYfzDFDnHpFuSZ5I1wIb23qtyyLvzHNvcpfM+qXHmc+omkMWX9XtpWugus4vQfb/9LGKF2/Nl; by s3230.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA99055; Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:03:58 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:17:15 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188705951.17182 Subject: VITUPERATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13940-0-1188712814" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13940-0-1188712814 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests . . . continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" -Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We found a great deal at Audible.com. Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49 >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-3216147 http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188705951.17182:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.27jt.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13940-0-1188712814 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Haven't had a chance to read the latest best seller yet? Need something to take your mind of the commute? Audible.com has a great Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49/month. Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests .. continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" –Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.27jt.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13940-0-1188712814-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.49]) Tue, 23 Feb 2010 10:16:42 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin15.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NjqsH-1A1A9o0; Tue, 23 Feb 2010 10:16:13 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=QuYvyqCsHCJqnvVWn7yCuQLeRe3FyMyC2pb5Sl02JWeSCOELA80BKBJ2jz/rZ+pKBNdsNTa+rKtvhwkyRcyKqF8TA5ckMSSR2wugQzGIR9RkwEu5lqNPVtYuqPVfHw1o; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1N71Krp083085; Mon, 22 Feb 2010 23:01:20 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 23 Feb 2010 01:16:13 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266903212.10738 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Vacuity Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-32418-0-1266908422" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-23T09:16:42Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266916573-00005E5A-10365B4D/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: b884cb87-4d6a-4b59-8734-a0805a24c1ee --MIME_BOUNDARY-32418-0-1266908422 Word of the Day: Vacuity (noun) Pronunciation: [va-'kyoo-i-tee] Definition: A state of emptiness, an emptiness of the mind. Usage: Vacuity, meaning an empty space, is most often used in reference to a physical place, as in the vacuity of an office or a town. It may also be used in reference to a non-physical location, such as the recesses of one=92s mind. A reference to the lack of intelligence or interest, or a lack of mental faculties or capabilities, has filtered into yet a third meaning: something inane or senseless, something without merit. Suggested Usage: Think of a vacuum in space: the emptiness, the vast expanses of nothing, the dark and cold stretching into what seems like eternity. If you=92ve got that image in your head, you understand vacuity, a state of absolute emptiness. If you mistakenly thought of the vacuum in your home, you=92ve got the wrong idea. Honestly, when is the last time you cleaned that thing out? You know if the filter is that full, it=92s not picking anything up, right? Your vacuum cleaner is the absolute opposite of what=92s meant by vacuity. Etymology: In 1541, vacuity (meaning =93an empty space=94) was first used in the English language. It is derived from the Latin term vacuitas, which means emptiness as well as freedom, from vacuus or =93empty.=94 The hollowness of one=92s mind so readily suggested by today=92s use of vacuity was first attested only fifty years later. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266903212.10738:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fyi4.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-32418-0-1266908422 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Vacuity (noun) Pronunciation: [va-'kyoo-i-tee] Definition: A state of emptiness, an emptiness of the mind. Usage: Vacuity, meaning an empty space, is most often used in reference to a physical place, as in the vacuity of an office or a town. It may also be used in reference to a non-physical location, such as the recesses of one’s mind. A reference to the lack of intelligence or interest, or a lack of mental faculties or capabilities, has filtered into yet a third meaning: something inane or senseless, something without merit. Suggested Usage: Think of a vacuum in space: the emptiness, the vast expanses of nothing, the dark and cold stretching into what seems like eternity. If you’ve got that image in your head, you understand vacuity, a state of absolute emptiness. If you mistakenly thought of the vacuum in your home, you’ve got the wrong idea. Honestly, when is the last time you cleaned that thing out? You know if the filter is that full, it’s not picking anything up, right? Your vacuum cleaner is the absolute opposite of what’s meant by vacuity. Etymology: In 1541, vacuity (meaning “an empty space”) was first used in the English language. It is derived from the Latin term vacuitas, which means emptiness as well as freedom, from vacuus or “empty.” The hollowness of one’s mind so readily suggested by today’s use of vacuity was first attested only fifty years later. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-32418-0-1266908422-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 07 Jan 2008 09:39:07 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.222] (helo=s3222.mb00.net) id 1JBmeF-0002ZD-B2 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 07 Jan 2008 08:43:51 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=JnGg/kKf5J1ChkecixftPaV0mQnV+3hr24Pqnit4Uej5sXqAix1ZChyG4D/vLY8q1nfHGotu5Yf6KluHu2D+B2raoqDkPrBoDwdF7/rEcB1a/7frTDDgxaRLhSE5Te7q; by s3222.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA82486; Sun, 6 Jan 2008 23:04:56 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2008 23:43:52 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1199676374.16926 Subject: INVEIGLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13447-0-1199689232" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13447-0-1199689232 Word of the Day: Inveigle (verb) Pronunciation: [in-'vey-gêl] Definition: To persuade by flattery or cajolery, to lure with clever words or trickery that blur the truth, to trick by deception. Usage: The process of inveigling someone is inveiglement and those who engage in it are inveiglers. This word follows the second extension of the "i-before-e" rule, excepting words that sound like "Hey!" Since [e] becomes [i] before [n] and [m] in many dialects of English, you might also keep in mind that today's word begins on "in-." Suggested Usage: Inveiglement need not rely on deception, "All his praise for the administration is part of Grimalkin's attempt to inveigle an invitation to the president's dinner table". At the same time, it does not preclude it, "Phil Anders inveigled a small fortune from Phyllis Banks by constantly dropping hints of marriage." Etymology: Today's word started out as French aveugler "to blind" from aveugle "blind". Such exchanges of prefixes as we see here are rare but do occur: "abraid" started out as "enbraid". "Aveugle" descended from Vulgar Latin *aboculus "blind", based on ab "away from" + oculus "eye." This word is probably a loan translation, i.e. a translation of the parts of Gaulish "exsops", that is, exs "from" + ops "eye". Both the oc- in "oculus" and "ops" are results of Indo-European *okw-, also the source of English "eye", German "Augen", and Old Russian ochi "eyes" (still used in Serbian) as in the old Russian Gypsy song, Ochi chornye "Dark eyes." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benfits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>>http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1199676374.16926:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4fpp.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13447-0-1199689232 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Inveigle (verb) Pronunciation: [in-'vey-gêl] Definition: To persuade by flattery or cajolery, to lure with clever words or trickery that blur the truth, to trick by deception. Usage: The process of inveigling someone is inveiglement and those who engage in it are inveiglers. This word follows the second extension of the "i-before-e" rule, excepting words that sound like "Hey!" Since [e] becomes [i] before [n] and [m] in many dialects of English, you might also keep in mind that today's word begins on "in-." Suggested Usage: Inveiglement need not rely on deception, "All his praise for the administration is part of Grimalkin's attempt to inveigle an invitation to the president's dinner table". At the same time, it does not preclude it, "Phil Anders inveigled a small fortune from Phyllis Banks by constantly dropping hints of marriage." Etymology: Today's word started out as French aveugler "to blind" from aveugle "blind". Such exchanges of prefixes as we see here are rare but do occur: "abraid" started out as "enbraid". "Aveugle" descended from Vulgar Latin *aboculus "blind", based on ab "away from" + oculus "eye". This word is probably a loan translation, i.e. a translation of the parts of Gaulish "exsops", that is, exs "from" + ops "eye". Both the oc- in "oculus" and "ops" are results of Indo-European *okw-, also the source of English "eye", German "Augen", and Old Russian ochi "eyes" (still used in Serbian) as in the old Russian Gypsy song, Ochi chornye "Dark eyes." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benfits of Working from Home Flextime allows you to schedule your work around your family life. If you have kids in school or you wish to have a certain amount of family time, flextime is ideal. You can work the hours in which your family is least “needy.” You can be available to send the kids off to school, meet them at the door when they come home and help with homework. If your children are too young for school or if you home school, you can schedule work time for when the kids are sleeping or your spouse is occupying their time. Employers are seeing the benefits of flextime as well. 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Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests . . . continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" -Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We found a great deal at Audible.com. Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49 >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-3216147 http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188705948.17772:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.27js.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13938-0-1188712814 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Haven't had a chance to read the latest best seller yet? Need something to take your mind of the commute? Audible.com has a great Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49/month. Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests .. continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" –Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.27js.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13938-0-1188712814-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 28 Dec 2007 08:24:22 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.64] (helo=s3064.mb00.net) id 1J89Zt-0006Ex-1M for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 28 Dec 2007 08:24:21 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=kzyex/hl6YVHaLu/gCK1+J6RRdBoBTqyK4Wjxul2XCHCe9SHWomVYdwp8ag7yxAG2lanP1xDJYbgNXzXQGNHoJeteuzbjp/wMhxFZc1vWv9RE8nlLDVnzBwry96syr5x; by s3064.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA82197; Thu, 27 Dec 2007 23:04:19 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2007 23:24:21 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198788396.7098 Subject: GARRULOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-9246-0-1198825225" --MIME_BOUNDARY-9246-0-1198825225 Word of the Day: Garrulous (adjective) Pronunciation: ['gæ-rê-lês] Definition: Given to vast, enormous, overwhelming amounts of annoying chatter; going on forever and saying nothing and, I guess you could say that if it's annoying and about nothing, then it's pretty trivial, too, what, did I forget to say? Well, annoying and trivial talking, way off point, like, know what I mean? Usage: This word has many near synonyms: talkative (tending to talk a lot), loquacious ("talkative" with a Latin stem), prolix (wordy in speaking or writing), voluble (characterized by rapid speech), glib (speaking or writing with ease, perhaps superficially), verbose (wordy, implying dullness). Suggested Usage: Did you ever hear a rambling speech that wandered way off course? "The speech was so garrulous it went over everyone's head." The noun is "garrulity". "His garrulity leads him to frequently misspeak himself." Etymology: From Latin garrulus (garr-ire "to chatter"). Probably from PIE *gar- whence also Sanskrit gir "speech", Greek gêrus "voice", Germanic girren "to coo", and English call. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Uggs for Winter! 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Word of the Day Garrulous (adjective) Pronunciation: ['gæ-rê-lês] Definition: Given to vast, enormous, overwhelming amounts of annoying chatter; going on forever and saying nothing and, I guess you could say that if it's annoying and about nothing, then it's pretty trivial, too, what, did I forget to say? Well, annoying and trivial talking, way off point, like, know what I mean? Usage: This word has many near synonyms: talkative (tending to talk a lot), loquacious ("talkative" with a Latin stem), prolix (wordy in speaking or writing), voluble (characterized by rapid speech), glib (speaking or writing with ease, perhaps superficially), verbose (wordy, implying dullness). Suggested Usage: Did you ever hear a rambling speech that wandered way off course? "The speech was so garrulous it went over everyone's head". The noun is "garrulity". "His garrulity leads him to frequently misspeak himself." Etymology: From Latin garrulus (garr-ire "to chatter"). 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.49op.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9246-0-1198825225-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 01 Mar 2008 11:17:26 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.243] (helo=s3243.mb00.net) id 1JVOmQ-0006Id-Sa for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 01 Mar 2008 11:17:23 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=B1vYjFtDUUbxWNRYhpkQUlDlhkT7+6+uR3K0lzxrruWp8oydRLBjTixVqzGtdki/yncA44wyfy7YvJaIJ8Xz7RJvdW1OoTT0jz4gjqPiAU22uYLxGJ//IOJ+gj+drOwP; by s3243.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA45794; Sat, 1 Mar 2008 00:04:12 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2008 02:17:25 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1204353947.2922 Subject: THWART: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15072-0-1204358432" --MIME_BOUNDARY-15072-0-1204358432 Word of the Day: Thwart (verb) Pronunciation: [thwart] Definition: (1) To pass from one side or end to the other, as a lizard might quickly thwart a road. (2) To lay something athwart, as to thwart a stream with logs to create a pond. (3) To obstruct, as to thwart the forward progress of vehicles on the road. (4) To frustrate, defeat, as the media thwart efforts to maintain the pristine beauty of the English language. Usage: It has been a long time since we last ran across an English word pronounced the way it is spelt but here is another. It has only been a few days since we have seen a word whose semantic progress is so clearly laid out as today's (remember "eke"?) Just follow the numbers in the definition and you will see what I mean. Suggested Usage: Meanings (1) and (2) above have been deemed archaic by the majority of dictionaries but if you refuse to allow archaicity to thwart your creative drive, you may challenge your swimming partner to try to thwart the river before you and, by the time he figures your meaning, you will be halfway to the other side. The noun "thwart" is seldom used except in referring to the crosswise seat on a rowing boat. The preposition, however, is still alive: "The fence cut athwart his path" or, again, "The mountains athwart the moist winds from the Indian Ocean left the leeward plains desiccated." Etymology: Today's word comes from common Germanic and is not borrowed from any language. Its cousins are found in all Germanic languages: German zwerch "athwart", Norwegian tvers "over", Swedish tvär "crossways", Danish tværs "across". The PIE root underlying the Germanic stem also gave us "torch", "torque", "tortuous", "torture", "contort", and "distort"=97all come from Latin torquere "to twist", formed by metathesis, the switching places between the [r] and the vowel. Sanskrit tark=FA "spindle" shares the same lexical ancestor. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1204353947.2922:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5hoh.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-15072-0-1204358432 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Thwart (verb) Pronunciation: [thwart] Definition: (1) To pass from one side or end to the other, as a lizard might quickly thwart a road. (2) To lay something athwart, as to thwart a stream with logs to create a pond. (3) To obstruct, as to thwart the forward progress of vehicles on the road. (4) To frustrate, defeat, as the media thwart efforts to maintain the pristine beauty of the English language. Usage: It has been a long time since we last ran across an English word pronounced the way it is spelt but here is another. It has only been a few days since we have seen a word whose semantic progress is so clearly laid out as today's (remember "eke"?) Just follow the numbers in the definition and you will see what I mean. Suggested Usage: Meanings (1) and (2) above have been deemed archaic by the majority of dictionaries but if you refuse to allow archaicity to thwart your creative drive, you may challenge your swimming partner to try to thwart the river before you and, by the time he figures your meaning, you will be halfway to the other side. The noun "thwart" is seldom used except in referring to the crosswise seat on a rowing boat. The preposition, however, is still alive: "The fence cut athwart his path" or, again, "The mountains athwart the moist winds from the Indian Ocean left the leeward plains desiccated." Etymology: Today's word comes from common Germanic and is not borrowed from any language. Its cousins are found in all Germanic languages: German zwerch "athwart", Norwegian tvers "over", Swedish tvär "crossways", Danish tværs "across". The PIE root underlying the Germanic stem also gave us "torch", "torque", "tortuous", "torture", "contort", and "distort"—all come from Latin torquere "to twist", formed by metathesis, the switching places between the [r] and the vowel. Sanskrit tarkú "spindle" shares the same lexical ancestor. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. 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One rarely used adjective, "panached", indicates a set of multi-colored stripes, as panached pansies, since panaches in helmets and hats tended to be multi-colored. Don't forget that the [sh] sound comes from the French pronunciation of [ch] followed by a 'silent' [e]. Suggested Usage: In the 19th and early 20th centuries Native Americans of the plains were notable for their colorful panaches in the original sense but Europeans of that age loved them, too: "When I was young, the most elegant of women's hats had to be adorned with a remarkable panache". That kind of panache remains among us today only metaphorically, "Michael Jordan not only stuffed the (basket)ball through the net, he did it with panache." Etymology: French "plume, verve" from Italian pennacchio "plume" (Spanish "penacho") from Late Latin pinnaculum "little feather", the diminutive of pinna or penna "feather, wing". "Pinnacle" also comes from Latin "pinnaculum", whose meaning had changed to "gable, small wing" before Latin split into French, Italian, and Spanish. The Proto-Indo-European root was *pet- "feather, wing", also at the root of "pen", the writing instrument which originally was a feather (from Latin penna "feather"). Of course, the PIE [p] became [f] and the [t], [th] in English, so the same root, with the suffix "-er", turns up in English as "feather." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Personal Finance: Are you a consumer being swallowed by debt? You may be interested in learning about do it yourself credit card debt settlement or you may want to find out about debt management through credit counseling. Learn more about what a good credit score is, how to manage your credit and the types of credit cards that are available no matter what your credit score is. Let LoveToKnow Credit Cards help you find the information you need to know. >>> http://creditcards.lovetoknow.com/Main_Page ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1202226319.9191:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4zd4.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10924-0-1202226324 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Panache (noun) Pronunciation: [pê-'næsh] Definition: A plume of feathers, especially in a hat or helmet; dash, flamboyance, verve. Usage: Today's word is a near-orphan. One rarely used adjective, "panached", indicates a set of multi-colored stripes, as panached pansies, since panaches in helmets and hats tended to be multi-colored. Don't forget that the [sh] sound comes from the French pronunciation of [ch] followed by a 'silent' [e]. Suggested Usage: In the 19th and early 20th centuries Native Americans of the plains were notable for their colorful panaches in the original sense but Europeans of that age loved them, too: "When I was young, the most elegant of women's hats had to be adorned with a remarkable panache". That kind of panache remains among us today only metaphorically, "Michael Jordan not only stuffed the (basket)ball through the net, he did it with panache." Etymology: French "plume, verve" from Italian pennacchio "plume" (Spanish "penacho") from Late Latin pinnaculum "little feather", the diminutive of pinna or penna "feather, wing". "Pinnacle" also comes from Latin "pinnaculum", whose meaning had changed to "gable, small wing" before Latin split into French, Italian, and Spanish. The Proto-Indo-European root was *pet- "feather, wing", also at the root of "pen", the writing instrument which originally was a feather (from Latin penna "feather"). 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4zd4.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10924-0-1202226324-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 18 Mar 2008 07:42:28 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.26] (helo=s3026.mb00.net) id 1JbVWl-0003fA-Ix for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 18 Mar 2008 07:42:28 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=FGW38ER27Ila5nVYLpEYo95/sV75/+cFI6ctsbpheWWGivl94ASoedLMtyPGommJmmQ3/Z22peGQNLvGPjss3Hm9QP+OiRY4ngEhXOMoem5K03dNHdenXphXnsYDGd0J; by s3026.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA48885; Mon, 17 Mar 2008 23:05:15 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2008 23:42:27 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1205816684.27671 Subject: CAPTIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14394-0-1205820026" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14394-0-1205820026 Word of the Day: Captious (adjective) Pronunciation: [ 'kæp-shês] Definition 1: Not merely deceptive but designed to (mis)lead you to the wrong conclusion, e.g. a sign, argument, or advertisement; sophistical. Usage 1: Captious is a well-behaved adjective that belongs to a small family: "captiously" is the adverb and "captiousness" is the noun. Definition 2: Having an ill-natured inclination to find faults and raise objections; caviling, carping. Suggested Usage: "Have you stopped beating your husband?" is a captious question in the first sense of the word. That sense also brings to mind advertisements like, "Super Eldopé Extra with BMX-43 helps stop tough headache pain according to studies by a respected east coast research institution". This ad is designed to make you think Eldopé is a wonder drug for stopping headaches. But "BMX-43" could be evaporated water and the studies could have been conducted in the company's own laboratories (not Harvard). People who are captious in the second sense could even find fault with the Word of the Day. We hope none of these ever cross your (or our) path. Etymology: From Old French captieux, from Latin captisus, the adjective from captio "seizure, sophism", the noun of capere "to seize". Related words from Latin include "capture" and "captain". The English word "catch" comes from Old North French cachier "to chase" from the same Latin word. The original root, *kap, came down to English as "have" (from Old English "habban"; cf. German "haben") and "heavy" (from Old English "hefig"). In German it became Haft "arrest" but also the suffix "-haft" "like, having", as in lebhaft "lively, spirited" from leb-en "live" + -haft. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. 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Definition: 2: Having an ill-natured inclination to find faults and raise objections; caviling, carping. Suggested Usage: "Have you stopped beating your husband?" is a captious question in the first sense of the word. That sense also brings to mind advertisements like, "Super Eldopé Extra with BMX-43 helps stop tough headache pain according to studies by a respected east coast research institution". This ad is designed to make you think Eldopé is a wonder drug for stopping headaches. But "BMX-43" could be evaporated water and the studies could have been conducted in the company's own laboratories (not Harvard). People who are captious in the second sense could even find fault with the Word of the Day. We hope none of these ever cross your (or our) path. Etymology: From Old French captieux, from Latin captisus, the adjective from captio "seizure, sophism", the noun of capere "to seize". Related words from Latin include "capture" and "captain". The English word "catch" comes from Old North French cachier "to chase" from the same Latin word. The original root, *kap, came down to English as "have" (from Old English "habban"; cf. German "haben") and "heavy" (from Old English "hefig"). In German it became Haft "arrest" but also the suffix –haft "like, having", as in lebhaft "lively, spirited" from leb-en "live" + -haft. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! 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Word of the Day: Word of the Day: Effulgent (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'fêl-jênt ] Definition: Shining brilliantly, resplendent, emitting a brilliant light. Usage: Today's adjective comes from the verb, effulge "to shine brightly, blindingly". The adverb from the adjective is "effulgently" and the noun is "effulgence". This is the word to use when neither "bright" nor "brilliant" says it all, so use it sparingly and surgically. Suggested Usage: Today's adjective refers to objects that are brighter than bright, "Les Braine thinks every effulgent object he sees in the sky is a UFO". This sense sometimes slips over to refer to resplendence, "Grace Fuller made an effulgent entrance at the cotillion, draped in a sequin-coated gown held down by every bauble she had ever bought or filched". It can move even further into abstraction: "Einstein's mind was a constant source of effulgent ideas." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin "effulgens, effulgent-", the present participle of effulgere "to shine out" composed of ex- "out" + fulgere "to shine". This word comes from Proto-Indo-European *bhel- "shine, flash". The initial [bh] is [b] with the puff of air we get pronouncing [p] today (hold your hand in front of your mouth and say "pup"). In initial position, it usually became [f] in Latin, as the same root gave "burn" in English but fornax "oven" in Latin. *Bhel- became beo "white" in Serbian, belyi "white" in Russian, "blanch", "bleach", "blank" and "black" (!), not "white" in English, as words occasionally become their own antonyms, as did "cold" and "scald." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! If there ever was a no-brainer, KeepYouSafe is it! Get an Online Safe Deposit Box (with military-grade encryption) to store your most important data... FREE with no credit card needed! 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There is no obligation to upgrade at any time, you can keep your free box for as long as you want. KeepYouSafe is the real deal. Word of the Day: Effulgent (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'fêl-jênt ] Definition: Shining brilliantly, resplendent, emitting a brilliant light. Usage: Today's adjective comes from the verb, effulge "to shine brightly, blindingly". The adverb from the adjective is "effulgently" and the noun is "effulgence". This is the word to use when neither "bright" nor "brilliant" says it all, so use it sparingly and surgically. Suggested Usage: Today's adjective refers to objects that are brighter than bright, "Les Braine thinks every effulgent object he sees in the sky is a UFO". This sense sometimes slips over to refer to resplendence, "Grace Fuller made an effulgent entrance at the cotillion, draped in a sequin-coated gown held down by every bauble she had ever bought or filched". It can move even further into abstraction: "Einstein's mind was a constant source of effulgent ideas." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin "effulgens, effulgent-", the present participle of effulgere "to shine out" composed of ex- "out" + fulgere "to shine". This word comes from Proto-Indo-European *bhel- "shine, flash". The initial [bh] is [b] with the puff of air we get pronouncing [p] today (hold your hand in front of your mouth and say "pup"). In initial position, it usually became [f] in Latin, as the same root gave "burn" in English but fornax "oven" in Latin. *Bhel- became beo "white" in Serbian, belyi "white" in Russian, "blanch", "bleach", "blank" and "black" (!), not "white" in English, as words occasionally become their own antonyms, as did "cold" and "scald." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.xwb.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11172-0-1181455212-- Received: from mailin11.aul.t-online.de (mailin11.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.47]) Thu, 24 Dec 2009 09:48:30 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin11.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NNjMy-0uEm920; Thu, 24 Dec 2009 09:48:28 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=Vo5LzEbWzgqg2lpsTWWsBnI59im/PEWPTdXVmx5pP78hWDlyMm4yGrVNbNa3Rsx2reDoKfuVuqMQec8GnFLgzahHSy8OVcTMyY3IrE+raX+vwAmsdOJCJuqqf85F/lxR; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBO71NIw087639; Wed, 23 Dec 2009 23:01:23 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2009 00:48:28 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1261377843.14839 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Lobbyist Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15477-0-1261638009" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-24T08:48:30Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261644508-0000393B-7C4A7EF0/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 6fd8415c-1e5b-42ab-abc3-c379432d5deb --MIME_BOUNDARY-15477-0-1261638009 Word of the Day: Lobbyist (noun) Pronunciation: ['lob-ee-ist] Definition: One who tries to persuade or influence government officials, usually to make certain decisions based on special interest groups. Usage: Those who abhor politicians will often forget lobbyists. Lobbyists are groups of people who intend to promote, advance, or stop legislation being passed through Congress in the United States or the British Parliament. Lobbyists are the ones who, day in and day out, harp on politicians until they just can't take it anymore and explode: "Fine! We will make Talk Like a Pirate Day a national holiday if you'll just leave us alone!" One gets the impression from the word itself that lobbyists all stand in a hotel lobby and shout their opinions until a politician takes notice. They do not. Suggested Usage: A lobbyist refers to any individual, usually part of a larger approved group of individuals, who petitions governing bodies to make or change legislation. The word generally suggests a "professional", that is, one whose actions and influence are regulated by governments and who represent organizations, on a for-profit or nonprofit basis. Etymology: Lobbyist comes originally from the Old High German louba, meaning hall or roof. The modern word lobbyist was first used in the 1800s to describe individuals who would meet in lobbies of legislation chambers and city halls with the desire to affect the outcome of votes. The verb "to lobby" first appeared in 1850, with the noun lobbyist appearing in 1863. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1261377843.14839:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fc6t.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-15477-0-1261638009 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Lobbyist (noun) Pronunciation: ['lob-ee-ist] Definition: One who tries to persuade or influence government officials, usually to make certain decisions based on special interest groups. Usage: Those who abhor politicians will often forget lobbyists. Lobbyists are groups of people who intend to promote, advance, or stop legislation being passed through Congress in the United States or the British Parliament. Lobbyists are the ones who, day in and day out, harp on politicians until they just can't take it anymore and explode: "Fine! We will make Talk Like a Pirate Day a national holiday if you'll just leave us alone!" One gets the impression from the word itself that lobbyists all stand in a hotel lobby and shout their opinions until a politician takes notice. They do not. Suggested Usage: A lobbyist refers to any individual, usually part of a larger approved group of individuals, who petitions governing bodies to make or change legislation. The word generally suggests a "professional", that is, one whose actions and influence are regulated by governments and who represent organizations, on a for-profit or nonprofit basis. Etymology: Lobbyist comes originally from the Old High German louba, meaning hall or roof. The modern word lobbyist was first used in the 1800s to describe individuals who would meet in lobbies of legislation chambers and city halls with the desire to affect the outcome of votes. 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Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Obnubilate (verb) Pronunciation: [êb-'nu-bê-leyt or ahb-'nyu-bê-leyt] Definition: To darken, dim, especially to becloud. Usage: The adjective, obnubilate [êb-'n(y)u-bê-lêt] "beclouded" is rarely used in favor of the regular past participle, "obnubilated", as in "The faces in the room became obnubilate in the thick cigar smoke". As you can see, it deserves better. Suggested Usage: This is a swell word with which to obnubilate the fact that you aren't very smart (if that is the case), "This is a purely intuitive issue, Francine; don't obnubilate it with facts and figures". If you are smart, there are many more ways to use it: "Esther did not allow her husband's funeral to obnubilate her Saturday morning golf match with Francine." Etymology: Latin obnubilat-, past participle of obnubilare "to cover with clouds or fog" from nubilus "cloudy" the adjective from nubes "cloud". This word is akin to nebula "vapor, fog, smoke", nimbus "rainstorm", and nubo "to cover, veil". The same ancient root gave Sanskrit nabhas "vapor, cloud", German Nebel "fog, mist", Greek nephos "clouds", Russian nebo "sky". This word is unrelated to "nubile" which comes from nubilis "marriageable" the adjective from nubere "take a husband." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo: >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10376521 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1189476058.23782:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2c29.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9320-0-1189576835 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? They are all languages you can learn with Rosetta Stone Language Software! Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo! Word of the Day: Obnubilate (verb) Pronunciation: [êb-'nu-bê-leyt or ahb-'nyu-bê-leyt] Definition: To darken, dim, especially to becloud. Usage: The adjective, obnubilate [êb-'n(y)u-bê-lêt] "beclouded" is rarely used in favor of the regular past participle, "obnubilated", as in "The faces in the room became obnubilate in the thick cigar smoke". As you can see, it deserves better. Suggested Usage: This is a swell word with which to obnubilate the fact that you aren't very smart (if that is the case), "This is a purely intuitive issue, Francine; don't obnubilate it with facts and figures". If you are smart, there are many more ways to use it: "Esther did not allow her husband's funeral to obnubilate her Saturday morning golf match with Francine." Etymology: Latin obnubilat-, past participle of obnubilare "to cover with clouds or fog" from nubilus "cloudy" the adjective from nubes "cloud". This word is akin to nebula "vapor, fog, smoke", nimbus "rainstorm", and nubo "to cover, veil". The same ancient root gave Sanskrit nabhas "vapor, cloud", German Nebel "fog, mist", Greek nephos "clouds", Russian nebo "sky". This word is unrelated to "nubile" which comes from nubilis "marriageable" the adjective from nubere "take a husband." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2c29.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9320-0-1189576835-- Received: from mailin14.aul.t-online.de (mailin14.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.49]) Sat, 06 Feb 2010 09:40:28 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin14.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NdgDE-1VrS1g0; Sat, 6 Feb 2010 09:40:20 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=Wi3e9RVNXnVXm3LNaMEbeYTi1ZI8HZSoMmEoi/VIotzzppr5BiX0qGbmUDXxDA2Q/Wle5VJFgUz+vXZ0x4e5JukrVWMdpSZETVPbFy9JwJFqKtIuyL3DdvKhMRNUFAkG; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1671bnW004175; Fri, 5 Feb 2010 23:01:37 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 6 Feb 2010 00:40:20 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265437336.87520 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Galimatias Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1540-0-1265439605" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-06T08:40:28Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265445621-000072FE-54270EF9/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: c459c685-f230-48a3-815a-de11d8f414a0 --MIME_BOUNDARY-1540-0-1265439605 News for 2/6/2010: * Discouraged Job Seekers Drop Unemployment to 9.7%. * Video: Tea Party Election 2010: Time to Start the Countdown * Free Trade Blocked in Congress Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fsak.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Galimatias (noun) Pronunciation: [gal-uh-`mey-shee-uh s] Definition: Gibberish, foolish talk; unintelligible speech. Usage: The world galimatias, which itself sounds unintelligible, simply means unintelligible speech. It can be used in reference to speaking gibberish (or =93gobbledygook=94), although it is often used to describe a rambling and incoherent speech. Perfectly normal patterns of speech that fall outside the purview of an individual, such as legalese or a foreign language, may also be appropriately described as galimatias. Suggested Usage: If you can=92t understand what someone else means, whether they=92re speaking a language you don=92t speak or just using words outside of your vocabulary, introduce a vocab word of your own: galimatias! Whatever the context, crying =93galimatias=94 is a fun way to discredit the words or arguments of others. Best of all, it doesn=92t sound particularly mean; just kind of silly. (It is, therefore, to be used liberally around people way smarter than you.) Etymology: When it first came into use in English, galimatias was also spelled gallimatias. It is French in origin. In fact, the word means the same thing in French=97utter nonsense=97as it does in English. It has been suggested that the word is a popular variation of the French term galimafrée, which means a medley. The English word gallimaufry, which means a mix or jumble, reflects this origin. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1265437336.87520:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fsak.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-1540-0-1265439605 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/6/2010: Discouraged Job Seekers Drop Unemployment to 9.7%. Video: Tea Party Election 2010: Time to Start the Countdown Free Trade Blocked in Congress Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Galimatias (noun) Pronunciation: [gal-uh-`mey-shee-uh s] Definition: Gibberish, foolish talk; unintelligible speech. Usage: The world galimatias, which itself sounds unintelligible, simply means unintelligible speech. It can be used in reference to speaking gibberish (or “gobbledygook”), although it is often used to describe a rambling and incoherent speech. Perfectly normal patterns of speech that fall outside the purview of an individual, such as legalese or a foreign language, may also be appropriately described as galimatias. Suggested Usage: If you can’t understand what someone else means, whether they’re speaking a language you don’t speak or just using words outside of your vocabulary, introduce a vocab word of your own: galimatias! Whatever the context, crying “galimatias” is a fun way to discredit the words or arguments of others. Best of all, it doesn’t sound particularly mean; just kind of silly. (It is, therefore, to be used liberally around people way smarter than you.) Etymology: When it first came into use in English, galimatias was also spelled gallimatias. It is French in origin. In fact, the word means the same thing in French—utter nonsense—as it does in English. It has been suggested that the word is a popular variation of the French term galimafrée, which means a medley. The English word gallimaufry, which means a mix or jumble, reflects this origin. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-1540-0-1265439605-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 20 Apr 2007 08:20:26 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.54] (helo=s3054.mb00.net) id 1HemTp-0002bU-Uo for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 20 Apr 2007 08:20:26 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=XKOFgbRdP1kenq3HwarBVlmHiXoPYzfY0EEw13Tezel+iMPzQG8dtu0s1Sl6SE09+F2idxxNos9Wi2IlfmG7uOxYRQ5O1Zr+5n8P82vYkLhCyGtzlJvYfxAKf/s1Vhda; by s3054.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA19860; Thu, 19 Apr 2007 23:02:14 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 23:20:26 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1176941615.13040 Subject: THEURGY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5993-0-1177048807" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5993-0-1177048807 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Theurgy (noun) Pronunciation: ['thee-êr-jee] Definition: White magic, the conjuring of beneficent gods or supernatural powers to do one's bidding; divine intervention. Usage: The adjective is "theurgic(al)" and the adverb is "theurgically". Not to be confused with "theology", the study of God and religion. Suggested Usage: Here is a term we can use to indicate extremely difficult circumstances: "It would take an act of theurgy to get Fran=E7ois to change his mind". Remember, this same word may refer to an appeal to the gods, "I've tried everything short of theurgy to keep the leaves out of my gutters; nothing seems to work". Keep in mind that the appeal has to be for good. Etymology: Late Latin theurgia, from Late Greek theourgia, from theourgos "miracle worker", itself based on Greek theos "god" + ergon "work". The etymology of "theos" is beclouded. It does not seem related to Latin deus "god" bur rather to feriae "holidays" (whence our "fair") and festus "festive", which led to "feast" and "fete". ("Fete" is from French fête where the [ê] indicates the loss of an earlier [s], e.g. bête noir "black beast.") "Theos" also underlies English "atheism" and "enthusiasm". "Ergon" goes back to an earlier *werg- which produced German Werk "work, factory" and English "work", the origin of wright "worker", as in "playwright, cartwright, shipwright" and the wrought "worked, made" of "wrought iron." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Harry Potter is a worldwide phenomenon, and the next in the series is coming out this summer. In celebration, Amazon.com is offering the opportunity to save 46% off of the list price by pre-ordering now: List Price: $34.99 Amazon Price: $18.89 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. 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WOTD: Theurgy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['thee-êr-jee] Listen Definition: White magic, the conjuring of beneficent gods or supernatural powers to do one's bidding; divine intervention. Usage: The adjective is "theurgic(al)" and the adverb is "theurgically". Not to be confused with "theology", the study of God and religion. Suggested Usage: Here is a term we can use to indicate extremely difficult circumstances: "It would take an act of theurgy to get François to change his mind". Remember, this same word may refer to an appeal to the gods, "I've tried everything short of theurgy to keep the leaves out of my gutters; nothing seems to work". Keep in mind that the appeal has to be for good. Etymology: Late Latin theurgia, from Late Greek theourgia, from theourgos "miracle worker", itself based on Greek theos "god" + ergon "work". The etymology of "theos" is beclouded. It does not seem related to Latin deus "god" bur rather to feriae "holidays" (whence our "fair") and festus "festive", which led to "feast" and "fete". ("Fete" is from French fête where the [ê] indicates the loss of an earlier [s], e.g. bête noir "black beast.") "Theos" also underlies English "atheism" and "enthusiasm". "Ergon" goes back to an earlier *werg- which produced German Werk "work, factory" and English "work", the origin of wright "worker", as in "playwright, cartwright, shipwright" and the wrought "worked, made" of "wrought iron." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.4u4.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5993-0-1177048807-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 14 Sep 2007 08:15:38 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.162] (helo=s3162.mb00.net) id 1IW4So-00062c-1n for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 14 Sep 2007 08:15:38 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=sy5+DGWnDNlyLSNqFmA3WMMFd8qvgnPn02csmSAl8TiV4EAteiF/t6fakYNiJA37Wt81VQpGP8uTh5oBJ9kf49otjHMd2xkxfkCNNOq3C63/Q43cuUmE9s/QQdZIbfN+; by s3162.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA60350; Thu, 13 Sep 2007 23:03:52 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 23:15:38 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1189727948.4471 Subject: ABSTEMIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5909-0-1189749627" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5909-0-1189749627 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Abstemious (adjective) Pronunciation: [æb-'ste-mi-ês] Definition: Temperate in consumption of food and drink; sparse or sparing in general. Usage: This word answers the question, "Can you name an English word that contains all the vowels in their correct order?" What about "y"? The adverb is "abstemiously". There are several others such as "aerious", "facetious", and "parecious" (see Word Oddities on the Fun & Games page). The noun is "abstemiousness." Suggested Usage: First and foremost this word is used in reference to temperance in food and drink, "Kirsten dines abstemiously throughout the week in order to gorge on the weekends". Another near synonym of today's word is "spartan": "Felix's apartment is modern and abstemious in its furnishings". Extending the metaphor, we might get, "Raymond leads a puritanically abstemious life resistant to most earthly pleasures." Etymology: Latin abstemius from ab(s) "away from" + temum, a reduction of temetum "liquor". The prefix ab-s- derives from earlier *apo- which lost its [o] and turned up in English "of" and "off" but also "ebb" and "aft(er)". It may have kept the [o] in Russian, which has a possible descendent in po meaning "according to, about, around". "Temetum" is akin to temere "to profane, desecrate, pollute" that underlies our "temerity". The underlying root means "darkness", found in Sanskrit tamas "darkness", Russian t'ma "darkness", tuman "fog", and ten' "shadow." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Plus, the web's most popular shoe store offers: Free overnight shipping 110% price protection 365-days returns Free returns Word of the Day: Abstemious (adjective) Pronunciation: [æb-'ste-mi-ês] Definition: Temperate in consumption of food and drink; sparse or sparing in general. Usage: This word answers the question, "Can you name an English word that contains all the vowels in their correct order?" What about "y"? The adverb is "abstemiously". There are several others such as "aerious", "facetious", and "parecious" (see Word Oddities on the Fun & Games page). The noun is "abstemiousness." Suggested Usage: First and foremost this word is used in reference to temperance in food and drink, "Kirsten dines abstemiously throughout the week in order to gorge on the weekends". Another near synonym of today's word is "spartan": "Felix's apartment is modern and abstemious in its furnishings". Extending the metaphor, we might get, "Raymond leads a puritanically abstemious life resistant to most earthly pleasures." Etymology: Latin abstemius from ab(s) "away from" + temum, a reduction of temetum "liquor". The prefix ab-s- derives from earlier *apo- which lost its [o] and turned up in English "of" and "off" but also "ebb" and "aft(er)". It may have kept the [o] in Russian, which has a possible descendent in po meaning "according to, about, around". "Temetum" is akin to temere "to profane, desecrate, pollute" that underlies our "temerity". The underlying root means "darkness", found in Sanskrit tamas "darkness", Russian t'ma "darkness", tuman "fog", and ten' "shadow." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2e9p.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5909-0-1189749627-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 28 Apr 2007 08:25:36 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.168] (helo=s3168.mb00.net) id 1HhgND-0003cj-TV for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 28 Apr 2007 08:25:36 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=osktdZictxLK8UN1N7ObhJpMXlTu0K+zPgef3XsgxfFXCsVT6BlBSVLLgy4DvN6jTaT2TSaF4mFP0TgIYwitI9iwH/3p4v3XeUqaGsnG5kIwwOIOXDQ27S+P1CbLZ6nt; by s3168.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA77606; Fri, 27 Apr 2007 23:09:13 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 23:25:35 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1177714238.24395 Subject: CHATOYANT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13293-0-1177740034" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13293-0-1177740034 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Chatoyant (adjective) Pronunciation: [shê-'toy-ênt] Definition: Having a changeable luster, like a cat's eye or the gem of the same name. Usage: The adjective may be used as a noun to refer to chatoyant gems, e.g. the moonstone is a radiant chatoyant. "Chatoyancy" is the noun referring to a chatoyant quality, e.g. the chatoyancy of her hair in the moonlight. Suggested Usage: We can play metaphorically with the semantic luster of this word in several ways, "She sauntered down the stairs in a chatoyant sea of silk and satin". We can also capitalize on its sense of changeability, "Your promises have a chatoyant luster that taunt suspicion", i.e. they are attractive but change substantially before fulfillment. Etymology: French present participle of chatoyer "to shimmer like cats' eyes" from chat "cat", in turn from Vulgar Latin *cattus", perhaps of African origin. Akin to German Katze "cat", Welsh and Cornish "cath", and Breton "kaz". Also found in Slavic: Russian kot "tomcat", koshka "cat" and Polish "kot". (We are grateful to the lustrous eye of Ben St. John for catching today's word and bringing it to us.) -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Deal of the Day We encourage you to put a big, warm smile on your mom's face this Mother's Day. Yes, the name of the game is roses... lots of them! And *organic* roses from Organic Bouquet, even better. Please note that this offer can also be used for wives, mother-in-laws, or grandmothers. :-) >>> http://www.dpbolvw.net/email-2294340-10470622 Zoobooks Magazine is great to know about if you have a child 4-12 years old in your life! Kids love it because it's all about animals. We love it because it's educational, and for under $25 it's makes a fantastic birthday present or end-of-school gift that can be enjoyed for the whole year. 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Please note that this offer can also be used for wives, mother-in-laws, or grandmothers. :-) Word of the Day: Chatoyant (Adjective) Pronunciation: [shê-'toy-ênt] Listen Definition: Having a changeable luster, like a cat's eye or the gem of the same name. Usage: The adjective may be used as a noun to refer to chatoyant gems, e.g. the moonstone is a radiant chatoyant. "Chatoyancy" is the noun referring to a chatoyant quality, e.g. the chatoyancy of her hair in the moonlight. Suggested Usage: We can play metaphorically with the semantic luster of this word in several ways, "She sauntered down the stairs in a chatoyant sea of silk and satin". We can also capitalize on its sense of changeability, "Your promises have a chatoyant luster that taunt suspicion", i.e. they are attractive but change substantially before fulfillment. Etymology: French present participle of chatoyer "to shimmer like cats' eyes" from chat "cat", in turn from Vulgar Latin *cattus", perhaps of African origin. Akin to German Katze "cat", Welsh and Cornish "cath", and Breton "kaz". Also found in Slavic: Russian kot "tomcat", koshka "cat" and Polish "kot". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.anp.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13293-0-1177740034-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:21:22 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.226] (helo=s3226.mb00.net) id 1IRipm-0000xz-Ap for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:21:22 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=M1nnIEhu34f7HMlp27KKqVYLYlSDuu70NnWk1vZi6cp+8ZA+5xYo0PQmPFKcw9DYHwVRkacS9ZCCA7fFag/0jgxqOQQJ8ZGgI4w60Owm0Z2stlK+7Ad4dEMPQYHcvJjh; by s3226.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA13008; Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:08:45 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:21:22 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188705972.17989 Subject: VITUPERATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13946-0-1188712814" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13946-0-1188712814 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests . . . continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" -Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We found a great deal at Audible.com. Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49 >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-3216147 http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188705972.17989:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.27jw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13946-0-1188712814 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Haven't had a chance to read the latest best seller yet? Need something to take your mind of the commute? Audible.com has a great Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49/month. Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests .. continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" –Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.27jw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13946-0-1188712814-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 18 Jun 2007 09:18:39 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.208] (helo=s3208.mb00.net) id 1I0BVW-0002ow-GF for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 18 Jun 2007 09:18:38 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=mQYkbTYcjvFF3snIMQUh1mGr2HUWeIzt0ubuC3YUiDx8daGEE7On9tYUsDu81RNp63AHEwLBALgGnTDPQCuWEx3LXWmmZyi7uaNwJob/af/ENgYdvprGm7ZPJ8YLwk3O; by s3208.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA44988; Sun, 17 Jun 2007 23:03:58 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 00:18:38 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1182036819.21360 Subject: MAVEN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22774-0-1182146429" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22774-0-1182146429 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Maven (Noun) Pronunciation: [ 'mey-vn] Definition: An expert or connoisseur; someone with profound knowledge of a subject. Usage: "Maven" is a lexical orphan without an adjective or verb to accompany it. The Hebrew plural, "mavinim", is used only facetiously. The spelling "mavin" has alternated with the current spelling over the past century but most dictionaries have now settled on the spelling we use above (notice Leo Rosten's spelling below). Suggested Usage: Leo Rosten in 'The Joys of Yiddish' (1968) writes, "Mavin was recently given considerable publicity in a series of newspaper advertisements for herring tidbits. =91The Herring Mavin Strikes Again!=92 proclaimed the caption. The picture showed an empty jar". He then adds, "A real advertising mavin must have thought that up." 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If you've ever wanted (or needed) to learn a new language, here's a perfect chance... Word of the Day: Maven (Noun) Pronunciation: [ 'mey-vn] Definition: An expert or connoisseur; someone with profound knowledge of a subject. Usage: "Maven" is a lexical orphan without an adjective or verb to accompany it. The Hebrew plural, "mavinim", is used only facetiously. The spelling "mavin" has alternated with the current spelling over the past century but most dictionaries have now settled on the spelling we use above (notice Leo Rosten's spelling below). Suggested Usage: Leo Rosten in 'The Joys of Yiddish' (1968) writes, "Mavin was recently given considerable publicity in a series of newspaper advertisements for herring tidbits. ‘The Herring Mavin Strikes Again!’ proclaimed the caption. The picture showed an empty jar". He then adds, "A real advertising mavin must have thought that up." Etymology: Yiddish "meyvn" from Hebrew meebîn "expert", active participle of heebîn "to understand", derived stem of the radical *bn "discern, understand." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.11wz.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-22774-0-1182146429-- Received: from mailin17.aul.t-online.de (mailin17.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.50]) Wed, 03 Feb 2010 09:38:02 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin17.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NcakJ-0jYLKK0; Wed, 3 Feb 2010 09:37:59 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=h8OhT7i8zNcoUS5bMyBdAJt5NLTA6S+/L0zftyek3MIzxGEZ8C6aEqaxaeHhKH1r23cp4njAks5EaB65B3twM2lOemDilml0cjiCmBLVWCvcAmj/6/iRfxCnmhCNN4+j; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1371H2t022533; Tue, 2 Feb 2010 23:01:17 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 00:37:59 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265171956.30390 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Hypothesis Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-91639-0-1265180404" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-03T08:38:02Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265186280-00001BF0-6251A552/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 09e01410-e1de-418b-9487-d35b93b1cf5d --MIME_BOUNDARY-91639-0-1265180404 News for 2/3/10 * Small Business Lifeline: Obama Proposes $30B Lending Program * Confused About Jobs Statistics? So's the Government * Two Thirds of States Want No Mandatory Insurance Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fr1n.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Hypothesis (noun) Pronunciation: [hahy-'poth-uh-sis] Definition: An unproved theory, assumption, or proposition, usually crafted for an argument. Usage: Science classes all across the country have educated students on the "hypothesis" step of the Scientific Process, which challenges them to come up with a theory. In science, a hypothesis is the explanation for a phenomenon or set of phenomena. In everyday speech, hypothesis may refer simply to a guess or conjecture. Any supposition, in science, math, a court of law or around the dinner table, can be accurately referred to as a hypothesis. Suggested Usage: Why is it that science and math always get the cool words? Singularity. Anticommutative quasigroup. Hypotenuse. Well, if you loved finding the square of the hypotenuse, try out the word hypothesis -- a fancy term for guess! Go on, try it out in a sentence. We'll get you started: "I don't know where my shoes went, but my hypothesis is that they were stolen". "You're lying to me so you can get some money from me. That's my hypothesis". Yes -- a hypothesis is always yours and yours alone. It's like a rare animal that only answers to you. Our hypothesis is that you use the word before the day is out. Etymology: Hypothesis has been in use since around 1596, meaning something very similar to the Middle French hypothese, a tentative guess. Hypothesis is actually a Late Latin word, from a Greek word of the same spelling and similar pronunciation, meaning the basis of an argument. Hypo-, which means under, combined with the Greek thesis, a proposition, suggests an argument which may still be scrutinized. 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In everyday speech, hypothesis may refer simply to a guess or conjecture. Any supposition, in science, math, a court of law or around the dinner table, can be accurately referred to as a hypothesis. Suggested Usage: Why is it that science and math always get the cool words? Singularity. Anticommutative quasigroup. Hypotenuse. Well, if you loved finding the square of the hypotenuse, try out the word hypothesis -- a fancy term for guess! Go on, try it out in a sentence. We'll get you started: "I don't know where my shoes went, but my hypothesis is that they were stolen". "You're lying to me so you can get some money from me. That's my hypothesis". Yes -- a hypothesis is always yours and yours alone. It's like a rare animal that only answers to you. Our hypothesis is that you use the word before the day is out. Etymology: Hypothesis has been in use since around 1596, meaning something very similar to the Middle French hypothese, a tentative guess. Hypothesis is actually a Late Latin word, from a Greek word of the same spelling and similar pronunciation, meaning the basis of an argument. Hypo-, which means under, combined with the Greek thesis, a proposition, suggests an argument which may still be scrutinized. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-91639-0-1265180404-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 21 Apr 2007 09:47:19 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.41] (helo=s3041.mb00.net) id 1HfAJT-0007QN-CT for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 21 Apr 2007 09:47:19 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=tcCdOo7q3nUqRSvpxnjC5GYmggK9m/gxPspJVB4gBaydIs/z51uBZJatEQ78oweaBqIFpll93KKjZwGdeOOWUAw6JoUDwMbpgAiE8Xsll6ArOoEzSFNCediSkVBgfUEO; by s3041.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA90463; Fri, 20 Apr 2007 23:02:30 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2007 00:47:19 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1177001983.1505 Subject: USUFRUCT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22987-0-1177135218" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22987-0-1177135218 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Usufruct (noun) Pronunciation: ['yu-zê-frêkt or 'yu-zyu-frêkt (British)] Definition: A usufruct is the right of using and receiving profits (the fruits) from a property that belongs to someone else. Usage: We are hardly sure of the pronunciation of the word since it is so seldom spoken though it is fairly frequently written. A usufructuary is a person who has the usufruct of some property. Suggested Usage: It is surprising that the word is spoken so rarely, since it represents a useful concept. First, there is the legal sense: "Raphael married Penelope in hopes of getting his hands on her ranch. He soon discovered, however, that her father had astutely gauged her ability to choose a spouse and left her a mere usufruct in the land". But it is also the case that my neighbor and I have usufruct of each other's tools. This word is shorter than "can borrow from each other any time we so desire." Etymology: Late Latin ususfructus "use" from usus, participle of utor "to use" + fructus "enjoyment, result", participle of fruor "to enjoy". Fruor is a reduction of frugor, which shares a stem with German brauchen "use." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Winter's over, and it's time to get your skin ready for summer! The SkinStore carries tons of different, top quality products for both men and women. Other perks: free US shipping on all orders, a variety of great promotions, and an 115% price guarantee. Even a little TLC can go a long way towards helping your skin look and feel good! >>> http://www.jdoqocy.com/email-2294340-10421846 Time to get a new pair of shoes! Zappo's is a fantastic online shoe store, with over 1000 brands and 2 million in stock. 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Even a little TLC can go a long way towards helping your skin look and feel good! WOTD: Usufruct (Noun) Pronunciation: ['yu-zê-frêkt or 'yu-zyu-frêkt (British)] Listen Definition: A usufruct is the right of using and receiving profits (the fruits) from a property that belongs to someone else. Usage: We are hardly sure of the pronunciation of the word since it is so seldom spoken though it is fairly frequently written. A usufructuary is a person who has the usufruct of some property. Suggested Usage: It is surprising that the word is spoken so rarely, since it represents a useful concept. First, there is the legal sense: "Raphael married Penelope in hopes of getting his hands on her ranch. He soon discovered, however, that her father had astutely gauged her ability to choose a spouse and left her a mere usufruct in the land". But it is also the case that my neighbor and I have usufruct of each other's tools. This word is shorter than "can borrow from each other any time we so desire." Etymology: Late Latin ususfructus "use" from usus, participle of utor "to use" + fructus "enjoyment, result", participle of fruor "to enjoy". Fruor is a reduction of frugor, which shares a stem with German brauchen "use." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.56y.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-22987-0-1177135218-- Received: from mailin00.aul.t-online.de (mailin00.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.42]) Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:29:40 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin00.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NelTL-0PsnQG0; Tue, 9 Feb 2010 09:29:27 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=BADI7a/CnkCuDpT0t1rQOS9FDKoeutuBvxIgXQ824OskpDuDy3R0tDWCG2tGzbUzblLVxDpvbMIYEt6KJ/kS79K1+z/lH0QLRQ2HISB5fE51pMdyVmno1K3VJRkH938U; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1971aW1020171; Mon, 8 Feb 2010 23:01:36 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 00:29:27 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265681068.65447 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Amphigory Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-40023-0-1265698820" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-09T08:29:40Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265704168-00007871-8CB97CC6/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: a3f8b497-d9a6-4ff4-a325-f9eea1065ff6 --MIME_BOUNDARY-40023-0-1265698820 News for 2/9/2010: * Another Government Agency? * Mergers Could Take Place of Health Care Reform * Controversy Ensues From Citizenship Comments Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.ft0v.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Amphigory (noun) Pronunciation: ['am-fi-gawr-ee] Definition: A parodic piece of nonsense writing. Usage: Amphigory is a word that may refer to any piece of writing, including verse, song, or prose, that doesn=92t make sense. An amphigory is very often a parody of some other, more familiar piece of writing or song. The burlesque connotations of the word amphigory (spelled originally =93amphigouri=94) have been attested since the 1800s, as amphigory exemplifies the gross exaggeration and social commentary of burlesque theater. Webster=92s Revised 1913 Dictionary explains that, upon further reflection or attention, amphigory =93proves to be meaningless.=94 Suggested Usage: Use amphigory as an antidote to the boring parody and satire everyone else seems so captivated by. See, modern parody is often very banal and boring, and the sharp commentary rarely skewers its target. We suggest you start with a staged political parody involving two lizards running for president of the aquarium. Civil unrest quickly turns into a bloodbath; hence, an amphi-gory! (Get it?) Etymology: While various ideas have been proposed as to the actual etymology of the word amphigory, the origin of the word remains uncertain. The French word amphigouri might come from a Greek term meaning =93to circle on both sides,=94 although others have suggested that the Greek suffix "-agoria", speech, might account for part of the meaning. As amphigory certainly conveys the idea of =93circular speech,=94 this etymology is commonly cited. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1265681068.65447:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.ft0v.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-40023-0-1265698820 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/9/2010: Another Government Agency? Mergers Could Take Place of Health Care Reform Controversy Ensues From Citizenship Comments Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Amphigory (noun) Pronunciation: ['am-fi-gawr-ee] Definition: A parodic piece of nonsense writing. Usage: Amphigory is a word that may refer to any piece of writing, including verse, song, or prose, that doesn’t make sense. An amphigory is very often a parody of some other, more familiar piece of writing or song. The burlesque connotations of the word amphigory (spelled originally “amphigouri”) have been attested since the 1800s, as amphigory exemplifies the gross exaggeration and social commentary of burlesque theater. Webster’s Revised 1913 Dictionary explains that, upon further reflection or attention, amphigory “proves to be meaningless.” Suggested Usage: Use amphigory as an antidote to the boring parody and satire everyone else seems so captivated by. See, modern parody is often very banal and boring, and the sharp commentary rarely skewers its target. We suggest you start with a staged political parody involving two lizards running for president of the aquarium. Civil unrest quickly turns into a bloodbath; hence, an amphi-gory! (Get it?) Etymology: While various ideas have been proposed as to the actual etymology of the word amphigory, the origin of the word remains uncertain. The French word amphigouri might come from a Greek term meaning “to circle on both sides,” although others have suggested that the Greek suffix –agoria, speech, might account for part of the meaning. As amphigory certainly conveys the idea of “circular speech,” this etymology is commonly cited. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-40023-0-1265698820-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.49]) Sun, 13 Dec 2009 10:00:09 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin15.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NJkJD-0QSGjQ0; Sun, 13 Dec 2009 10:00:07 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=Cq/eCWRbNVggdEh1er1HlIP6Wa4jGPg8RXUBPpDcUthBtZCk3yiEwTv8WIGB90Is+bJbccmWan4ocygegYa8nlNXmv/3qGVuSqV3REbNExtdI4oSwJ6sDumvAUZB7sX2; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBD71LgD041332; Sat, 12 Dec 2009 23:01:21 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 13 Dec 2009 01:00:07 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260175901.46645 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Conformist Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-72278-0-1260687608" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-13T09:00:09Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1260694808-00004121-85C87792/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 3a4f8d97-5753-46a1-84c7-bd79a5806b6f --MIME_BOUNDARY-72278-0-1260687608 Word of the Day: Conformist (noun) Pronunciation: [kuh n-'fawr-mist] Definition: One who complies, conforms. Usage: A conformist is the best thing to be in high school, the worst thing to be in college, and depending on one's career, may be either. If you dress like, act like, think like anyone else, you're a conformist whether or not you want to be. The conformist does what The Man wants him to do and thinks like The Man wants him to think. He fits into society because he's part of the system. Even God hates conformists in the Bible ("do not be conformed to the pattern of the world"), so no matter how you cut it, the conformist loses. Suggested Usage: Conformist has been used in a variety of contexts over the years, and is often capitalized (Conformist) to represent one who conforms to the church traditions of an established religion. Being a conformist is not necessarily negative, although the word particularly connotes one who conforms without questioning alternatives. In its adjective form, conformism is used to describe the appearance of conforming to patterns or standards of a particular group. Etymology: The Middle English term comes from the French conformer (not to be confused with the English synonym of conformist), the appropriation of the Latin conformare. In Latin, the preposition com means with and forma is to form; literally, the word means "to form together with." LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260175901.46645:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f64i.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-72278-0-1260687608 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Conformist (noun) Pronunciation: [kuh n-'fawr-mist] Definition: One who complies, conforms. Usage: A conformist is the best thing to be in high school, the worst thing to be in college, and depending on one's career, may be either. If you dress like, act like, think like anyone else, you're a conformist whether or not you want to be. The conformist does what The Man wants him to do and thinks like The Man wants him to think. He fits into society because he's part of the system. Even God hates conformists in the Bible ("do not be conformed to the pattern of the world"), so no matter how you cut it, the conformist loses. Suggested Usage: Conformist has been used in a variety of contexts over the years, and is often capitalized (Conformist) to represent one who conforms to the church traditions of an established religion. Being a conformist is not necessarily negative, although the word particularly connotes one who conforms without questioning alternatives. In its adjective form, conformism is used to describe the appearance of conforming to patterns or standards of a particular group. Etymology: The Middle English term comes from the French conformer (not to be confused with the English synonym of conformist), the appropriation of the Latin conformare. In Latin, the preposition com means with and forma is to form; literally, the word means "to form together with." –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word--> Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-72278-0-1260687608-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 18 Jun 2007 02:23:48 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.54] (helo=s3054.mb00.net) id 1I0524-0008Al-G3 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 18 Jun 2007 02:23:48 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=SUL3UvOk6ZW16pC45cVciTU/BJnKiRIsTdaIe5r0D/gDOGttOFqrgggOZOVVEJpiKVuW9Emi2tGHZgoblN17skSndrKkr0fIX3IWWNdHurG/lwErHmyJoizarLyOMWLr; by s3054.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id QAA45909; Sun, 17 Jun 2007 16:02:27 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2007 17:23:48 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1182031115.5435 Subject: LITOTES: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29689-0-1182121224" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29689-0-1182121224 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Litotes (noun) Pronunciation: ['li-tê-teez, lI-'to-teez] Definition: A figure of speech that uses dramatic understatement to express a positive idea by negating its opposite. Usage: An expression that uses litotes is "litotic" and one can speak "litotically". Litotes is a form of meiosis "understatement", the opposite of "hyperbole" or rhetorical exaggeration. When Tom Jones sings "It's not unusual" when he means "it is usual" he is engaging in a perfect example of litotes. While some instances of litotes may seem to be double negatives, this kind of double negative is OK since it serves an honorable literary function (as the next section explains). Suggested Usage: Litotes is a rhetorical trope which can be used for a not unsubtle effect. It can be used to soften the blow of an unwelcome truth as when your friend says that your blind date is "not unattractive". We also find a kind of ironic emphasis in reverse: "While I wasn't looking forward to that dinner party, the evening was not at all unpleasant". Not all litotic phrases involve double negative, as we see in Queen Victoria's classic British understatement, "We are not amused". Not too shabby, eh? Etymology: From Greek litotes "simplicity" from litos meaning "plain, simple". The Greek root is based on PIE *(s)lei- "flat, slippery" which also underlies English "slime", "slick, "slice", and "slip". Old Irish sleman "smooth" is also related, as is Latvian slieka "earthworm." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Happy Father's Day! If you forgot to mail a card to your dad, send a Smilebox now! It's a great way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free. Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles! >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-10468892 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1182031115.5435:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.11wi.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29689-0-1182121224 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day Happy Father's Day! If you forgot to mail a card to your dad, send a Smilebox now! It's a great way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free. Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles! Word of the Day: Litotes (Noun) Pronunciation: ['li-tê-teez, lI-'to-teez] Definition: A figure of speech that uses dramatic understatement to express a positive idea by negating its opposite. Usage: An expression that uses litotes is "litotic" and one can speak "litotically". Litotes is a form of meiosis "understatement", the opposite of "hyperbole" or rhetorical exaggeration. When Tom Jones sings "It's not unusual" when he means "it is usual" he is engaging in a perfect example of litotes. While some instances of litotes may seem to be double negatives, this kind of double negative is OK since it serves an honorable literary function (as the next section explains). Suggested Usage: Litotes is a rhetorical trope which can be used for a not unsubtle effect. It can be used to soften the blow of an unwelcome truth as when your friend says that your blind date is "not unattractive". We also find a kind of ironic emphasis in reverse: "While I wasn't looking forward to that dinner party, the evening was not at all unpleasant". Not all litotic phrases involve double negative, as we see in Queen Victoria's classic British understatement, "We are not amused". Not too shabby, eh? Etymology: From Greek litotes "simplicity" from litos meaning "plain, simple". The Greek root is based on PIE *(s)lei- "flat, slippery" which also underlies English "slime", "slick, "slice", and "slip". Old Irish sleman "smooth" is also related, as is Latvian slieka "earthworm." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.11wi.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29689-0-1182121224-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 30 May 2007 08:15:41 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.22] (helo=s3022.mb00.net) id 1HtHTA-0001mJ-HY for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 30 May 2007 08:15:40 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=HLpEI/sNYOfJgw08stjC+JSujxBmBFuMy9JVSbl/GFd23o2UuRIMedl/ILEInTj7DEYSYFnYErO7Em3oCNVKYd1f0zXJnCvCBofjxFZUSJ9tIfpoD0lkqffwdEs/yba5; by s3022.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA96700; Tue, 29 May 2007 23:03:09 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 23:15:40 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1180473155.13407 Subject: PAVID: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14847-0-1180504833" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14847-0-1180504833 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Pavid (adjective) Pronunciation: ['pæv-id] Definition: Easily frightened, fearful, pusillanimous, timorous. Usage: Today's is a lovelier and more exotic substitute for "fearful", "scared", and "afraid" when these commonplace adjectives begin to weigh on your conversations. It doesn't take as long to say as "pusillanimous" and isn't easily confused with "timid", as is "timorous". We thought you might like to give it a whirl. The adverb is "pavidly" and the noun, "pavidity Suggested Usage: Think of today's word as a bit of spice for your speech: "Olive Pitts is such a pavid lamb, she will never ask for a raise". You can use the tired old terms mentioned above, but this word 'kicks up' the flavor of the verbal cuisine you serve your chatmates: "I'm not sure that a watchdog with such a pavid demeanor is worth $800". Dispel the pavid pallor of your speech with this touch of lexical sparkle today. Etymology: The etymology of today's word doesn't run very deep. It is a thinly veiled copy of Latin pavidus "fearful" from pavere "to quake with fear". The root here is the same found in putare "to cleanse, think over, reflect", found in "compute", "repute", "dispute", and others. Other relatives have long since dissipated. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Treat your feet! Crocs Footwear is legendary in its comfort status. Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: * lots of colors and styles * comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet * orthotic foot bed * slip-resistant and non-marking soles * anti-microbial and odor resistant * Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. 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The adverb is "pavidly" and the noun, "pavidity Suggested Usage: Think of today's word as a bit of spice for your speech: "Olive Pitts is such a pavid lamb, she will never ask for a raise". You can use the tired old terms mentioned above, but this word 'kicks up' the flavor of the verbal cuisine you serve your chatmates: "I'm not sure that a watchdog with such a pavid demeanor is worth $800". Dispel the pavid pallor of your speech with this touch of lexical sparkle today. Etymology: The etymology of today's word doesn't run very deep. It is a thinly veiled copy of Latin pavidus "fearful" from pavere "to quake with fear". The root here is the same found in putare "to cleanse, think over, reflect", found in "compute", "repute", "dispute", and others. Other relatives have long since dissipated. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.rum.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14847-0-1180504833-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.51]) Thu, 28 Jan 2010 09:36:15 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin19.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NaPr9-2C7Cy00; Thu, 28 Jan 2010 09:36:03 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=Nr/bJJCV9/3UDx9IGx+dv2fxsBUlJ0t0UZJkyi0cEcud7q3ydW1jnvui1saYUxHmML+OnpxbshroOBhxTijUz+RV/ifNWmUvNvYSYSt+VL/g/E9r3jAbRiwiMdhlSGHZ; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0S71H3d001017; Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:01:17 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 00:36:03 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1264648523.36207 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Inevitable Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-24208-0-1264662005" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-28T08:36:15Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1264667763-000012EA-509993F2/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: a870192e-0d89-462b-a3b6-69adb3f1b164 --MIME_BOUNDARY-24208-0-1264662005 News for 1/28/2010: * We Can't Afford Another Stimulus * Cut $1.5 Trillion From Deficit * Democratic Senator Wants to Lose More Money on Real Estate Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.foug.16.cy4a.2oq9 Word of the Day: Inevitable (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-'ev-i-tuh-buh l] Definition: Bound to happen, unavoidable, predictable. Usage: Inevitable is an adjective that describes something that, for all intents and purposes, is going to occur. The wheels have been set in motion and the circumstance or event is on a collision course for an unavoidable certainty. Speakers will often use the word inevitable improperly, as a synonym for a near-certainty. The very word evitable, or avoidable, does not quite allow for this interpretation. Inevitable may also be used to describe something that can't be denied; for instance, Dryden's "his inevitable charms." Suggested Usage: It's undeniable. It's unavoidable. It's inevitable. For a bit of fun, explain the meaning of the word to your friends at work -- inevitable means cannot be avoided under any circumstances, period. Then proceed to tease them by explaining that it's inevitable they'll be fired before next year. If it doesn't happen, tell them they misunderstood you. You'll have lost a friend, and you'll spend lunch waiting for the blessed inevitability of the end of your workday. On second thought, don't tease your friend too much. Just tell them what the word means and leave it at that. Etymology: Inevitabilis is the Latin word from which inevitable is derived. It combines the prefix in, or not, and evitabilis (avoidable), from evito, to shun or to avoid. Technically, the word means "not able to be shunned", and in colloquial English use, this was one of the most common definitions through the early part of the 20th century. Inevitable as a synonym for unalterable means roughly the same thing. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1264648523.36207:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.foug.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-24208-0-1264662005 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/28/2010: We Can't Afford Another Stimulus Cut $1.5 Trillion From Deficit Democratic Senator Wants to Lose More Money on Real Estate Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Inevitable (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-'ev-i-tuh-buh l] Definition: Bound to happen, unavoidable, predictable. Usage: Inevitable is an adjective that describes something that, for all intents and purposes, is going to occur. The wheels have been set in motion and the circumstance or event is on a collision course for an unavoidable certainty. Speakers will often use the word inevitable improperly, as a synonym for a near-certainty. The very word evitable, or avoidable, does not quite allow for this interpretation. Inevitable may also be used to describe something that can't be denied; for instance, Dryden's "his inevitable charms." Suggested Usage: It's undeniable. It's unavoidable. It's inevitable. For a bit of fun, explain the meaning of the word to your friends at work -- inevitable means cannot be avoided under any circumstances, period. Then proceed to tease them by explaining that it's inevitable they'll be fired before next year. If it doesn't happen, tell them they misunderstood you. You'll have lost a friend, and you'll spend lunch waiting for the blessed inevitability of the end of your workday. On second thought, don't tease your friend too much. Just tell them what the word means and leave it at that. Etymology: Inevitabilis is the Latin word from which inevitable is derived. It combines the prefix in, or not, and evitabilis (avoidable), from evito, to shun or to avoid. Technically, the word means "not able to be shunned", and in colloquial English use, this was one of the most common definitions through the early part of the 20th century. Inevitable as a synonym for unalterable means roughly the same thing. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-24208-0-1264662005-- Received: from mailin06.aul.t-online.de (mailin06.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.45]) Thu, 25 Feb 2010 10:04:59 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin06.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NkZeA-0AFCyW0; Thu, 25 Feb 2010 10:04:38 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=mUrbDGKKBGwfi6XBOG59Fs7nkL4H6dpQ7or8O8SqwCTevbD4glleR8a011EtdbOBa4nGykhxPnLqvYK7KWKLk0IyVnburP62GXvAQDOSXY/8gi8JHxHHABavNostEXx5; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1P71D26044629; Wed, 24 Feb 2010 23:01:13 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:04:38 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266953507.81772 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Esurient Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-93334-0-1267081215" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-25T09:04:59Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1267088679-00001CF3-C1AE3E45/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: a6fcccd7-b770-449f-bd7a-e7df99d02189 --MIME_BOUNDARY-93334-0-1267081215 Announcement February 28, 2010 will be your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fyox.11.31if.2oq9 More than just a dictionary. Word of the Day: Esurient (adjective) Pronunciation: [i-'soo r-ee-uh nt] Definition: Hungry, voracious, greedy. Usage: Esurient looks like a noun, and can appropriately be used as one: an individual can be an esurient after wealth, suggesting greed and insatiable hunger. The word is more commonly used as an adjective, however, and in this context it has thrived for almost 350 years. Esurience is contextualized in terms of the military or political hunger of presidents and dictators, while it can also be used in the sense of literal hunger; that is, esurient for a good meal. Suggested Usage: All of your greatest desires can be summed up in the word esurient, which describes the insatiable drive to obtain that which you want most. We, for instance, are esurient for more readers, and you have fallen into our esurient trap for Word of the Day readers who will use our vocabulary words out on the town. And if you=92ll pardon us, we=92re absolutely esurient=97we haven=92t eaten all day thinking of something to say that would pique your interest. Etymology: The Latin esurientem from which we draw the word esurient is a preposition of the Latin term literally meaning =93to be hungry.=94 This word is drawn from edere, the Latin word meaning =93to eat.=94 (Examining the etymology, this comes as no surprise, as we get the word =93edible=94 from the very same Latin root.) The first recorded use of the term in the English language is seen in the 1670s. The rest, as they say, is history. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266953507.81772:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fyox.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-93334-0-1267081215 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Announcement February 28, 2010 will be your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary. More than just a dictionary. Esurient (adjective) Pronunciation: [i-'soo r-ee-uh nt] Definition: Hungry, voracious, greedy. Usage: Esurient looks like a noun, and can appropriately be used as one: an individual can be an esurient after wealth, suggesting greed and insatiable hunger. The word is more commonly used as an adjective, however, and in this context it has thrived for almost 350 years. Esurience is contextualized in terms of the military or political hunger of presidents and dictators, while it can also be used in the sense of literal hunger; that is, esurient for a good meal. Suggested Usage: All of your greatest desires can be summed up in the word esurient, which describes the insatiable drive to obtain that which you want most. We, for instance, are esurient for more readers, and you have fallen into our esurient trap for Word of the Day readers who will use our vocabulary words out on the town. And if you’ll pardon us, we’re absolutely esurient—we haven’t eaten all day thinking of something to say that would pique your interest. Etymology: The Latin esurientem from which we draw the word esurient is a preposition of the Latin term literally meaning “to be hungry.” This word is drawn from edere, the Latin word meaning “to eat.” (Examining the etymology, this comes as no surprise, as we get the word “edible” from the very same Latin root.) The first recorded use of the term in the English language is seen in the 1670s. 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Usage: Full refers to containing the full amount while complete implies that all parts are present. Replete implies the presence of what is an integral part in sufficient or even more than sufficient supply. Suggested Usage: Use this adjective to indicate an integral part of something that is abundantly or visibly present: "The job came replete with long hours and short tempers." Etymology: From Latin repletus "filled up" from re- + ple-n-us "full". Related to replenish. Latin plenus is an Indo-European cognate of English full and Russian pol-nyj "full". The "p" original PIE *pel-/pol would be realized in Germanic languages like English as "f" as a result of (Jakob) Grimm's Law, discovered by the man of fairy tales. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? 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Replete implies the presence of what is an integral part in sufficient or even more than sufficient supply. Suggested Usage: Use this adjective to indicate an integral part of something that is abundantly or visibly present: "The job came replete with long hours and short tempers." Etymology: From Latin repletus "filled up" from re- + ple-n-us "full". Related to replenish. Latin plenus is an Indo-European cognate of English full and Russian pol-nyj "full". The "p" original PIE *pel-/pol would be realized in Germanic languages like English as "f" as a result of (Jakob) Grimm's Law, discovered by the man of fairy tales. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Gauche (adjective) Pronunciation: ['gosh] Definition: Tactless, awkward, lacking in social grace. Usage: Today's adjective has a, well, gauche adverb, "gauchely", and two nouns, "gaucheness" and "gaucherie", of which the latter is clearly the prettier. Don't forget the [e] on the end of the adjective. Suggested Usage: Of course, it is very gauche to drool on your lobster at the dinner table but it may even be a little gauche to arrive early to that soiree; arriving fashionably late is much more stylish. Asking the president why no one below the rank of executive vice president qualifies for the company bonus plan at the annual management-employee picnic might also seem a bit gauche=97even if those below that rank think it to the point. Etymology: Borrowed from French gauche "left", probably from an Old French form *galc, found in gaulic hand "the left hand" and gauk-handed "left-handed" in Northern English dialects. The French word may have come from Old High German welc "soft, languid, weak" whence German welk "withered, faded, languid". The ambiguity of English "right" is no coincidence; the right-handed majority has historically associated their preferred hand with correctness and righteousness, while presuming something wrong with the left. The Latin word for right, "dexter", is the source of "dexterous", whose synonym, "adroit", comes from the French phrase à droit "to the right". On the other hand (so to speak), not only today's word reflects the left-handed prejudice but also "sinister", which comes from the Latin word for "left." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Your not the only one that likes to make a big deal out of the Holidays. Get 20% all the photo cards you need to send your season;s greetings. Just enter coupon code GOCARDCRAZY at checkout before November 30, 2007. >>> http://www.snapfish.com/lovetoknow_email_1107 http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1195675577.19366:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3mn0.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2119-0-1195974033 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by snapfish.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Gauche (noun) Pronunciation: ['gosh] Definition: Tactless, awkward, lacking in social grace. Usage: Today's adjective has a, well, gauche adverb, "gauchely", and two nouns, "gaucheness" and "gaucherie", of which the latter is clearly the prettier. Don't forget the [e] on the end of the adjective. Suggested Usage: Words on –phobia originally Of course, it is very gauche to drool on your lobster at the dinner table but it may even be a little gauche to arrive early to that soiree; arriving fashionably late is much more stylish. Asking the president why no one below the rank of executive vice president qualifies for the company bonus plan at the annual management-employee picnic might also seem a bit gauche—even if those below that rank think it to the point. Etymology: Borrowed from French gauche "left", probably from an Old French form *galc, found in gaulic hand "the left hand" and gauk-handed "left-handed" in Northern English dialects. The French word may have come from Old High German welc "soft, languid, weak" whence German welk "withered, faded, languid". The ambiguity of English "right" is no coincidence; the right-handed majority has historically associated their preferred hand with correctness and righteousness, while presuming something wrong with the left. The Latin word for right, "dexter", is the source of "dexterous", whose synonym, "adroit", comes from the French phrase à droit "to the right". On the other hand (so to speak), not only today's word reflects the left-handed prejudice but also "sinister", which comes from the Latin word for "left." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com "Best Overall Photo Service: Snapfish delivered the best image quality plus the lowest price. Even after factoring in the $2 shipping fee—roughly equivalent to 10 miles of gas—Snapfish still ended up the cheapest." -PC World, June 2005 "Best Quality Photo Books: The true-to-life colors; sharp, full-page images; and top-notch paper in Snapfish's 11" by 9" book wowed our experts." - Good Housekeeping, June 2005 "Once you weigh price, speed, ease-of-uploading, and a few other considerations, some services stood out from the pack—in particular, Snapfish... Overall, Snapfish sent the best images. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Dehiscence (noun) Pronunciation: [dee-'hi-sêns] Definition: Spontaneous opening of a seed pod or organ to expel its contents; an unexpected opening of anything, such as that of a surgical wound. Usage: Today's noun comes from the verb "dehisce" and is accompanied by an adjective, "dehiscent". A dehiscent seed pod either opens to disperse its seeds, is in the process of opening to disperse its seeds or already has opened. A dehiscent surgical wound is one that has opened because of faulty suturing. Suggested Usage: The image of seeds spilling from pods opens a wide door to metaphorical experimentation: "Jim Dandy's dehiscence of our plans to launch a new product cost the company its lead in production". Would it stretch today's word to suggest it as an antonym of "reticence" and speak of the dehiscence of a criminal suspect, "We'll put you in protective custody if you will dehisce what you know about the bank robbery". I, for one, would like to hear the police expand their lexical horizons in such directions. "Spill the beans" has been around too long and "spill your guts" is=97ugh! Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin dehiscere : de- "away (from)" + hiscere "to split open", the inchoative form of hiare "to gape open, yawn". (Inchoative verbal forms have the built-in meaning "to begin" or "to become" plus the regular meaning of the verb.) The past participle of this verb, "hiatus" is used in English meaning "a blank space or interruption". Greek chaskein "to gape open, yawn" shares the same origin and its noun, chasma "opening", is the source of English chasm "a yawning opening. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! At LowerMyBills.com, consumers are matched with up to five lenders to receive competitive quotes. 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Usage: Today's noun comes from the verb "dehisce" and is accompanied by an adjective, "dehiscent". A dehiscent seed pod either opens to disperse its seeds, is in the process of opening to disperse its seeds or already has opened. A dehiscent surgical wound is one that has opened because of faulty suturing. Suggested Usage: The image of seeds spilling from pods opens a wide door to metaphorical experimentation: "Jim Dandy's dehiscence of our plans to launch a new product cost the company its lead in production". Would it stretch today's word to suggest it as an antonym of "reticence" and speak of the dehiscence of a criminal suspect, "We'll put you in protective custody if you will dehisce what you know about the bank robbery". I, for one, would like to hear the police expand their lexical horizons in such directions. "Spill the beans" has been around too long and "spill your guts" is—ugh! 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3mko.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3242-0-1195887621-- Received: from mailin08.aul.t-online.de (mailin08.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.46]) Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:03:02 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin08.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Nkw5l-0gqsXg0; Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:02:37 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=h1QVu+fAvUrcOTz42Hfvncoswg98ANZ+Ajlqe9nLKabJpTP1OeNTzYkkhmjD5sHAxj7r2AxR8TDKaMgwkkZP+gJJaMP0zqULBm1Wa22TAgk0rCRvjcPeJ1O+vnRAfqk0; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1Q71DnS072026; Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:01:13 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 26 Feb 2010 01:02:37 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266954669.81772 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Rectitude Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-79039-0-1267167608" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-26T09:03:02Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1267174958-00001A59-F886B949/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: 08937a1c-49de-4e96-addf-d4c984b408d2 --MIME_BOUNDARY-79039-0-1267167608 Announcement February 28, 2010 will be your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fypn.11.31if.2oq9 More than just a dictionary. Word of the Day: Rectitude (adjective) Pronunciation: ['rek-ti-tood] Definition: Moral virtue or conduct, rightness of judgment. Usage: Owing almost certainly to its Latin origin, the word rectitude exemplifies walking the =93straight and narrow=94 path. The idea of precise conformity to proper conduct has been inextricably linked to this word since the early 1500s, only decades after in first entered the English lexicon. Rectitude is demonstrated by more than simple adherence to the law; rather, it demonstrates a soundness of spirit and presence of mind=97the ability to discern and judge as well as to follow religious or social rules=97in all areas of one's life. Suggested Usage: You'll often hear it said, =93that kid's got attitude!=94 It's rare to hear someone brag, =93that girl's got rectitude!=94 It's because, as a culture, we simply don't value the morally upright as much as the rebel without a cause. It almost sounds like a buzzword from a political campaign. =93Integrity. Purpose. Rectitude.=94 On second thought, we think we know exactly why we don=92t hear it too often. Etymology: While it was famously used in the Declaration of Independence, the word rectitude has been around much longer. The 14th century Middle French rectitude was borrowed unadulterated into the English language, from the Late Latin rectitudinem, meaning =93straight.=94 Upright in character or morality appears over a hundred years after the word was first introduced into the English language, yet this has over time become the dominant meaning. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266954669.81772:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fypn.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-79039-0-1267167608 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Announcement February 28, 2010 will be your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary. More than just a dictionary. Rectitude (adjective) Pronunciation: ['rek-ti-tood] Definition: Moral virtue or conduct, rightness of judgment. Usage: Owing almost certainly to its Latin origin, the word rectitude exemplifies walking the “straight and narrow” path. The idea of precise conformity to proper conduct has been inextricably linked to this word since the early 1500s, only decades after in first entered the English lexicon. Rectitude is demonstrated by more than simple adherence to the law; rather, it demonstrates a soundness of spirit and presence of mind—the ability to discern and judge as well as to follow religious or social rules—in all areas of one's life. Suggested Usage: You'll often hear it said, “that kid's got attitude!” It's rare to hear someone brag, “that girl's got rectitude!” It's because, as a culture, we simply don't value the morally upright as much as the rebel without a cause. It almost sounds like a buzzword from a political campaign. “Integrity. Purpose. Rectitude.” On second thought, we think we know exactly why we don’t hear it too often. Etymology: While it was famously used in the Declaration of Independence, the word rectitude has been around much longer. The 14th century Middle French rectitude was borrowed unadulterated into the English language, from the Late Latin rectitudinem, meaning “straight.” Upright in character or morality appears over a hundred years after the word was first introduced into the English language, yet this has over time become the dominant meaning. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-79039-0-1267167608-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 01 Oct 2007 19:34:59 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.240] (helo=s3240.mb00.net) id 1IcPAZ-0008DY-BN for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 01 Oct 2007 19:34:59 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=q2P1QGPFVLt4LdvzjBzxWU+wI01W9MHxmcFHCwbxrKiH/JorCAeY6oBdq0+COuOBhLEg0MKKke9dAJPrwOgEByMxiuiB6u2kroGYoVwZ+CIZu+O8+bRJxWdpH6nBvIu4; by s3240.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id JAA13200; Mon, 1 Oct 2007 09:03:34 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 10:34:59 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191249147.25659 Subject: HEURISTIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22130-0-1191254414" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22130-0-1191254414 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Heuristic (adjective) Pronunciation: [hyur-'is-tik] Definition 1: Related to a speculative formulation (or educated guess) serving as a guide in the investigation or solution of a larger problem. Definition 2: Pertaining to an educational method based on real discoveries made by the student that lead to understanding. Usage 2: The adverb is "heuristically" and the noun, "heuristics". A speculative formulation (or heuristic device) is a heuristic. Be sure to get the [e] before the [u]. Suggested Usage: Computerized ideals of a language may be used heuristically to investigate the actual workings of natural languages. You might find a personnel director who would formulate a model of the ideal employee to serve as a heuristic device for probing the causes of worker dissatisfaction at the plant. (Such research methods might turn out to be a major cause.) In the second sense, a heuristic mechanism in education is a "hands-on experience" that leads to understanding some aspect of a target subject. Etymology: From Greek heuriskein "to find". The same verb gave us "Eureka!" In Greek (h)eureka means, "I have found (it)", an expression purportedly exclaimed by Archimedes when he discovered how to determine the purity of the gold in Hiero's crown. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. 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Definition 2: Pertaining to an educational method based on real discoveries made by the student that lead to understanding. Usage 2: The adverb is "heuristically" and the noun, "heuristics". A speculative formulation (or heuristic device) is a heuristic. Be sure to get the [e] before the [u]. Suggested Usage: Computerized ideals of a language may be used heuristically to investigate the actual workings of natural languages. You might find a personnel director who would formulate a model of the ideal employee to serve as a heuristic device for probing the causes of worker dissatisfaction at the plant. (Such research methods might turn out to be a major cause.) In the second sense, a heuristic mechanism in education is a "hands-on experience" that leads to understanding some aspect of a target subject. Etymology: From Greek heuriskein "to find". The same verb gave us "Eureka!" In Greek (h)eureka means, "I have found (it)", an expression purportedly exclaimed by Archimedes when he discovered how to determine the purity of the gold in Hiero's crown. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2oth.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-22130-0-1191254414-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 09 Jul 2007 09:09:28 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.99] (helo=s3099.mb00.net) id 1I7mWe-0006iS-Kk for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 09 Jul 2007 08:15:13 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=atrpOrkXorLg+oMZgGTvSpQWO3Ss0ZQ3gy4byQ+ecZUYWoqQ4fTfMxcC/wg8vX6MKGzRTh+14RzuTWIIWumEFDmUD91q6bn9NeGy5UOgWyycgTnPKqAg6VXg4NZAAmEd; by s3099.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA02009; Sun, 8 Jul 2007 23:03:55 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2007 23:15:12 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1183071471.11383 Subject: SEDULOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6380-0-1183960808" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6380-0-1183960808 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Sedulous (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['se-jê-lês] (US) or British ['se-dyu-lês] Definition: Diligent, assiduous, zealous; applying oneself unflaggingly to a task. Usage: This is a qualitative adjective, which means it can compare, "more sedulous, most sedulous", form an adverb, "sedulously", and a noun, "sedulity" [sê-'ju-lê-tee] or [sê-'dyu-lê-tee]. Suggested Usage: Today's is another general purpose word, "If you do your homework sedulously this week, I'll take you to see the Red Sox play this weekend" is a good way for Bostonians to encourage good study habits. Use it outside the home, too: "If Ferenc were as sedulous in his work as he is in his golf, he would have dodged this last round of lay-offs." Etymology: Latin sedulus "zealous" from se(d) "without" + dolus "trickery". The PIE root *swe(dh)- also underlies "self" and Russian svoi "one's own" and swain "country boy" from "one's own man, servant". The o-grade, "so-" in Latin is found in sobrius "not drunk" from so + ebrius "drunk" (whence in-ebri-ate "to endrunken", so to speak). The PIE root that gave "dolus" gave English "tell", which originally meant "count", and Dutch taal "speech." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips served each day via email. Green gurus dish out clever tips ranging from pets to wine. 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Usage: This is a qualitative adjective, which means it can compare, "more sedulous, most sedulous", form an adverb, "sedulously", and a noun, "sedulity" [sê-'ju-lê-tee] or [sê-'dyu-lê-tee]. Suggested Usage: Today's is another general purpose word, "If you do your homework sedulously this week, I'll take you to see the Red Sox play this weekend" is a good way for Bostonians to encourage good study habits. Use it outside the home, too: "If Ferenc were as sedulous in his work as he is in his golf, he would have dodged this last round of lay-offs." Etymology: Latin sedulus "zealous" from se(d) "without" + dolus "trickery". The PIE root *swe(dh)- also underlies "self" and Russian svoi "one's own" and swain "country boy" from "one's own man, servant". The o-grade, "so-" in Latin is found in sobrius "not drunk" from so + ebrius "drunk" (whence in-ebri-ate "to endrunken", so to speak). The PIE root that gave "dolus" gave English "tell", which originally meant "count", and Dutch taal "speech." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18pk.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6380-0-1183960808-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (89.202.0.34 [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 11 May 2008 09:17:49 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.126] (helo=s3126.mb00.net) id 1Jv5ob-00027A-Cy for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 11 May 2008 09:17:49 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=iif6iupDKYe+cIUIqtuj2XwP833MH7JOvWhpZvUqoyLYr7JakzctWlZqnSpmLrbCO7EtG2hjYpeH+Q/1t2YJdD96R77jtUm8AHpid33zVgj4odRAs53VZ/tPuOUc+eAb; by s3126.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA32674; Sun, 11 May 2008 00:01:00 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 11 May 2008 00:17:49 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1210399710.80255 Subject: OK: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-41935-0-1210489208" --MIME_BOUNDARY-41935-0-1210489208 Word of the Day: Ok (adjective) Pronunciation: [o-'key] Definition: As an adverb or adjective, today's word means "all right." When it's a noun, it's an approval, and the verb means "to approve." Usage: OK is spelled OK, O.K., Ok, or okay. The US astronauts have extended it to A-OK, meaning "absolutely OK." Suggested Usage: If you listen closely, you'll hear this word sprinkled in every European language, and others as well. That's because of the spread of the English language, the far-flung reaches of American popular culture, and the term's brevity coupled with its usefulness. It's an Americanism of the first order: a shorthand way of communicating your satisfaction in any situation, which has gone around the world. That is OK by us. Etymology: Urban legend has it that Andrew Jackson, with a dubious grasp of written English, spelled "all correct" as "oll korrect". Another assigns "OK" to a World War II body-count system which included 0K (zero + K), meaning "zero killed", implying that everything is all right. But OK entered English well before the 1940s. Allen Read claims that the word entered American English in the Boston Morning Post in March of 1839 during a fad of acronyms and abbreviations, including OFM (Our First Men), NG (no go), and SP (small potatoes). Apparently, it was the scenesters' jargon of the time. As scenesters tried to establish an even more "elite" vocabulary for the in-crowd, facetious spellings began to appear, with NG turning to KG (Know Go). OK came from that silly spelling "Oll Korrect". By autumn, 1840, the term had traveled from New York to New Orleans via the popular press, and during the Van Buren campaign, OK was used to take advantage of the acronym game to refer to "Old Kinderhook", an extension of the name of Van Buren's birthplace in the Hudson Valley, Kinderhook. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. 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That's because of the spread of the English language, the far-flung reaches of American popular culture, and the term's brevity coupled with its usefulness. It's an Americanism of the first order: a shorthand way of communicating your satisfaction in any situation, which has gone around the world. That is OK by us. Etymology: Urban legend has it that Andrew Jackson, with a dubious grasp of written English, spelled "all correct" as "oll korrect". Another assigns "OK" to a World War II body-count system which included 0K (zero + K), meaning "zero killed", implying that everything is all right. But OK entered English well before the 1940s. Allen Read claims that the word entered American English in the Boston Morning Post in March of 1839 during a fad of acronyms and abbreviations, including OFM (Our First Men), NG (no go), and SP (small potatoes). Apparently, it was the scenesters' jargon of the time. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.6p98.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-41935-0-1210489208-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 25 Feb 2008 08:52:01 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.81] (helo=s3081.mb00.net) id 1JTY7y-0007A4-7R for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 25 Feb 2008 08:51:58 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=J89stPfxMMxaOZewjFFhuYJpQA4km04EUa4Jmps0l+UVRMJOTJXsXTOLJuLsF75RkCzd/yflJFuxGiiKU+1fJTafg7v2/tabM8Q23fY3N4O+Y5zu+e76T3jX7qPWDzij; by s3081.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA47326; Sun, 24 Feb 2008 23:04:17 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 23:52:00 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1203808112.22726 Subject: SNOLLYGOSTER: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-16916-0-1203922826" --MIME_BOUNDARY-16916-0-1203922826 Word of the Day: Snollygoster (noun) Pronunciation: ['sna-li-gah-stêr] Definition: (Regional slang) An unscrupulous but shrewd person; a hob-goblin that preys on naughty boys, girls and poultry (sometimes called a "snallygaster"). Usage: Occasionally we offer a local dialectal variant like today's word just to share the fun it brings with the entire English-speaking community. Today's word seems to have originated in the Pennsylvania-Maryland area of the Eastern United States but occurs widely now in the Northeast. There might be a place for it in the general vocabulary. Suggested Usage: Although dictionaries often claim this word refers only to politicians, in New England it sometimes refers to extremely bad storms (Nor'easters). The common thread seems to be something noxious and deceptive, "Hubert hired some snollygoster to put siding on his house and now it's falling off and Hubert can't find him anywhere". Of course, never say anything like this to your children: "Hetty, if you don't put your toys away, the snollygoster will get you and your pet chicken!" She might try the same tactic on your grandchildren. Etymology: In some areas of the Eastern United States, parents keep their children ruly with warnings about the evil snollygoster or snallygaster, a nocturnal monster that is part bird, part reptile, and pounces with incredible swiftness when least expected. The name apparently derives from Pennsylvania Dutch schnelle geeschter "quick spirit", a dialectal variant of German schnell "fast, quick" and German Geist "spirit", the latter akin to English "ghost". "Snollygoster" is apparently the last stage of the progression schnelle geeschter > snallygaster > snollygoster. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Get your REAL Astrological Reading today. My mission is to prove that REAL astrology works. You've probably read your horoscope in the paper, and sometimes it may even hit the mark, but sun sign astrology paints only part of the picture. REAL astrology takes into account all of your unique qualities that make you so much more than your sun sign. 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Word of the Day Snollygoster (noun) Pronunciation: ['sna-li-gah-stêr] Definition: (Regional slang) An unscrupulous but shrewd person; a hob-goblin that preys on naughty boys, girls and poultry (sometimes called a "snallygaster"). Usage: Occasionally we offer a local dialectal variant like today's word just to share the fun it brings with the entire English-speaking community. Today's word seems to have originated in the Pennsylvania-Maryland area of the Eastern United States but occurs widely now in the Northeast. There might be a place for it in the general vocabulary. Suggested Usage: Although dictionaries often claim this word refers only to politicians, in New England it sometimes refers to extremely bad storms (Nor'easters). The common thread seems to be something noxious and deceptive, "Hubert hired some snollygoster to put siding on his house and now it's falling off and Hubert can't find him anywhere". Of course, never say anything like this to your children: "Hetty, if you don't put your toys away, the snollygoster will get you and your pet chicken!" She might try the same tactic on your grandchildren. Etymology: In some areas of the Eastern United States, parents keep their children ruly with warnings about the evil snollygoster or snallygaster, a nocturnal monster that is part bird, part reptile, and pounces with incredible swiftness when least expected. The name apparently derives from Pennsylvania Dutch schnelle geeschter "quick spirit", a dialectal variant of German schnell "fast, quick" and German Geist "spirit", the latter akin to English "ghost". "Snollygoster" is apparently the last stage of the progression schnelle geeschter > snallygaster > snollygoster. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.5ci4.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-16916-0-1203922826-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 05 May 2008 08:54:00 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.248] (helo=s3248.mb00.net) id 1JsuaF-0002uR-BE for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 05 May 2008 08:54:00 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=uiNFeCfIuov4iHrdcX2fqM79B5cJY0xSxe66mv6H4Gez2TL2tx5CQQRV1/tjWH0geyLEcv/jELZKbWFKuwnSdZLwrFQcGNaB0xnrWOInUrUfD5wkHaN5sFAPAv/NOV/r; by s3248.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA96593; Sun, 4 May 2008 23:01:12 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 4 May 2008 23:53:59 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1209872656.84599 Subject: FORGO: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-45284-0-1209967206" --MIME_BOUNDARY-45284-0-1209967206 Word of the Day: Forgo (verb) Pronunciation: [fo(r)-'go] Definition: To go without, to refrain from. Usage: "Forgo" should be the correct spelling of this word but "forego" is now also accepted. Since the prefix on "forego" is more closely associated with the sense "before", this verb's meaning should be restricted to "go before, precede", a meaning it does bear. The prefix "for-", on the other hand, was used in Old English to create verbs with a sense of exclusion or loss, such as "forbid", "forget", "forsake", and "forfeit". Thus it fits the meaning of today's word better. "Forgo" conjugates in the same way as its parent "go", so we have "forgoes", "forgoing", "forgone" and "forwent" in the past tense. Someone who forgoes something is a "forgoer." Suggested Usage: Any act of self-denial, from the self-serving to the selfless, can occasion the use of today's word: "I think I'll forgo a starter; I've just glimpsed the dessert trolley". It does, however, seem to arise frequently when food is at stake, "As ever, the piper forewent the haggis during its traditional arrival in the dining room. But he could not forgo a taste of it afterwards." Etymology: Old English "for-" can be traced to a Germanic root "*fer-, *far-" of similar meaning, which gave us both "veer" and "frump". Beyond that, we can detect the fertile Proto-Indo-European root "*per", which as usual changed its initial "p" to an "f" on entering the Germanic languages, where it also gave rise to "far", "forth", "further", "fro", "first" and our old friend "fore", among others. In passing through other languages, "*per" has provided us with the prefixes "proto-", "para-", and "peri-" and words as varied as "paradise", "perestroika", "prince" and "prow". "Go" comes from PIE "*ghe-", also responsible for "gait", "gate" and the "gang" of "gangway." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day Forgo (verb) Pronunciation: [fo(r)-'go] Definition: To go without, to refrain from. Usage: "Forgo" should be the correct spelling of this word but "forego" is now also accepted. Since the prefix on "forego" is more closely associated with the sense "before", this verb's meaning should be restricted to "go before, precede", a meaning it does bear. The prefix "for-", on the other hand, was used in Old English to create verbs with a sense of exclusion or loss, such as "forbid", "forget", "forsake", and "forfeit". Thus it fits the meaning of today's word better. "Forgo" conjugates in the same way as its parent "go", so we have "forgoes", "forgoing", "forgone" and "forwent" in the past tense. Someone who forgoes something is a "forgoer." Suggested Usage: Any act of self-denial, from the self-serving to the selfless, can occasion the use of today's word: "I think I'll forgo a starter; I've just glimpsed the dessert trolley". It does, however, seem to arise frequently when food is at stake, "As ever, the piper forewent the haggis during its traditional arrival in the dining room. But he could not forgo a taste of it afterwards." Etymology: Old English "for-" can be traced to a Germanic root "*fer-, *far-" of similar meaning, which gave us both "veer" and "frump". Beyond that, we can detect the fertile Proto-Indo-European root "*per", which as usual changed its initial "p" to an "f" on entering the Germanic languages, where it also gave rise to "far", "forth", "further", "fro", "first" and our old friend "fore", among others. In passing through other languages, "*per" has provided us with the prefixes "proto-", "para-", and "peri-" and words as varied as "paradise", "perestroika", "prince" and "prow". 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Word of the Day: Barmecidal (adjective) Pronunciation: ['bahr-mê-sId-êl] Definition: Illusory, unreal sumptuousness, especially though not exclusively of a meal or hospitality. Usage: Dickens wrote, "It is a Barmecide Feast; a pleasant field for the imagination to rove in", in American Notes (1850). As you see, the noun may be used adjectivally, too. The adjective is never capitalized and, since the original word, "barmecide", has joined the ranks of common nouns, there is no further need to capitalize it, either. Suggested Usage: The crucial point is that today's word refers to illusory sumptuousness: "Hermione still drives around town in her barmecidal limousine, that old '65 Oldsmobile of hers". Since the word has been commonized, I suppose someone could commit barmecide, "Another round of barmecidal bonuses means another barmecidal Christmas for us". (Would this make the management team at this company barmecidal maniacs?) Etymology: No, today's word has nothing to do with the murder of barmaids or anything else. The eponym of today's word was a prince of Baghdad just before Haroun-al-Raschid who, in the tales of the Arabian Nights, served a beggar empty dishes, pretending they were a sumptuous feast (a variation of the emperor's new clothes). "Barmecidal" is therefore a commonization of the proper surname of a certain Prince Barmecide. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Zoobooks Magazine is great to know about if you have a child 4-12 years old in your life! Kids love it because it's all about animals. We love it because it's educational, and for under $25 it's makes a fantastic birthday present or end-of-school gift that can be enjoyed for the whole year. Plus, they're currently offering a free issue and a free poster! >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-9917575 Time to get a new pair of shoes! 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We love it because it's educational, and for under $25 it's makes a fantastic birthday present or end-of-school gift that can be enjoyed for the whole year. Plus, they're currently offering a free issue and a free poster! WOTD: Barmecidal (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['bahr-mê-sId-êl] Listen Definition: Illusory, unreal sumptuousness, especially though not exclusively of a meal or hospitality. Usage: Dickens wrote, "It is a Barmecide Feast; a pleasant field for the imagination to rove in", in American Notes (1850). As you see, the noun may be used adjectivally, too. The adjective is never capitalized and, since the original word, "barmecide", has joined the ranks of common nouns, there is no further need to capitalize it, either. Suggested Usage: The crucial point is that today's word refers to illusory sumptuousness: "Hermione still drives around town in her barmecidal limousine, that old '65 Oldsmobile of hers". Since the word has been commonized, I suppose someone could commit barmecide, "Another round of barmecidal bonuses means another barmecidal Christmas for us". (Would this make the management team at this company barmecidal maniacs?) Etymology: No, today's word has nothing to do with the murder of barmaids or anything else. The eponym of today's word was a prince of Baghdad just before Haroun-al-Raschid who, in the tales of the Arabian Nights, served a beggar empty dishes, pretending they were a sumptuous feast (a variation of the emperor's new clothes). "Barmecidal" is therefore a commonization of the proper surname of a certain Prince Barmecide. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.9wg.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20523-0-1177653625-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 03 Feb 2008 09:09:10 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.67] (helo=s3067.mb00.net) id 1JLZuI-0005VD-UZ for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 03 Feb 2008 09:08:55 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=JaH1oMUV07WK7gNU6q57Ena/lwStiJFeK8DcB8JduWvo+v8xNwo925yipllu/0ao8ab3S8Wui4/V9ovYqjmOlvmL92f351mFFoC0Lga3CZs72+HouW8optkwMztMi8jl; by s3067.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA12303; Sat, 2 Feb 2008 23:42:19 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 00:08:56 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1202024340.16911 Subject: MOOT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-28032-0-1202024346" --MIME_BOUNDARY-28032-0-1202024346 Word of the Day: Moot (adjective) Pronunciation: ['mut] Definition 1: (Noun) A hypothetical case argued by law students or a town meeting where issues are debated. Usage 1: The noun "moot" refers to an assembly of people, particularly if the assembly is for debate or law-making, a meaning employed by JRR Tolkien when he described his Ents meeting in an "Entmoot". But in the 16th century, the noun took on a specifically legal meaning, the meeting of law students at the Inns of Court in London, in order to debate hypothetical legal cases. So the first meaning of the adjective "moot" refers to opening an issue to discussion and argument. Definition 2: (Adjective) Settled; having been previously debated and decided; irrelevant, pointless. Usage 2: The association with legal hypotheticals has persisted and has led, mainly in the USA, to the adoption of a second adjectival usage, indicating an argument that is ultimately pointless. As might be expected, the verb "to moot" originally meant to argue or discuss, but it has now shifted its ground to mean "to bring up for debate". A topic that is open to discussion is "mootable;" the person who broaches such a topic is its "mooter." Suggested Usage: Be aware of the conflicting meanings of this word, and restrict its use to situations in which the sense is clear from context. A moot question may be one open for debate or one already decided by debate. The boss may be willing to accept that his latest scheme is open to argument, but not that it is irrelevant: "Your usage of 'moot' here is somewhat moot, Noreen." Etymology: From Old English mót "an assembly" comes from Old English motan "to have an occasion, to be permitted", related, of course, to the verb "meet" from Old English "metan". Both these verbs derived from the Proto-Indo-European *med-/mod- "(take) measure(s)", from which all our medical words comes from ("medicine", "medicate", "remedy") via Latin mederi "care for, heal, cure". The o-variant shows up in various forms borrowed from Latin, such as "model", "moderate", and "modest", all of which reflect some sort of measure. That final [d] on the original root becomes [t] in the Germanic languages (of which English is one), hence "moot" and "meet." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? LoveToKnow Yoga offers information on stress relief and exercise, Hair has styling tips, haircut picture galleries and hair care product reviews and Diet has everything you need to know about Nutrition, Fitness and Weight Loss. LoveToKnow has information on more than 60 unique topics in 8 useful categories. >>>http://www.lovetoknow.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1202024340.16911:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4y17.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28032-0-1202024346 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Moot (adjective) Pronunciation: ['mut] Definition 1: (Noun) A hypothetical case argued by law students or a town meeting where issues are debated. Usage 1: The noun "moot" refers to an assembly of people, particularly if the assembly is for debate or law-making, a meaning employed by JRR Tolkien when he described his Ents meeting in an "Entmoot". But in the 16th century, the noun took on a specifically legal meaning, the meeting of law students at the Inns of Court in London, in order to debate hypothetical legal cases. So the first meaning of the adjective "moot" refers to opening an issue to discussion and argument. Definition 2: (Adjective) Settled; having been previously debated and decided; irrelevant, pointless. Usage 2: The association with legal hypotheticals has persisted and has led, mainly in the USA, to the adoption of a second adjectival usage, indicating an argument that is ultimately pointless. As might be expected, the verb "to moot" originally meant to argue or discuss, but it has now shifted its ground to mean "to bring up for debate". A topic that is open to discussion is "mootable;" the person who broaches such a topic is its "mooter." Suggested Usage: Be aware of the conflicting meanings of this word, and restrict its use to situations in which the sense is clear from context. A moot question may be one open for debate or one already decided by debate. The boss may be willing to accept that his latest scheme is open to argument, but not that it is irrelevant: "Your usage of 'moot' here is somewhat moot, Noreen." Etymology: From Old English mót "an assembly" comes from Old English motan "to have an occasion, to be permitted", related, of course, to the verb "meet" from Old English "metan". Both these verbs derived from the Proto-Indo-European *med-/mod- "(take) measure(s)", from which all our medical words comes from ("medicine", "medicate", "remedy") via Latin mederi "care for, heal, cure". The o-variant shows up in various forms borrowed from Latin, such as "model", "moderate", and "modest", all of which reflect some sort of measure. That final [d] on the original root becomes [t] in the Germanic languages (of which English is one), hence "moot" and "meet." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4y17.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28032-0-1202024346-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 02 May 2007 08:57:48 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.82] (helo=s3082.mb00.net) id 1Hj8mV-0004OB-R6 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 02 May 2007 08:57:44 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=EIrrpk0N2YDOoEL6AtOALO49QfrZdYel3q6q04nbDUOrvUXfvxTHGG+mSRo/yasO60akaPqG2/m0+JUurGbX/9xQF4n8GQBG2BhP7CPjyqIp9651/MPYHWmQiqAyjQt9; by s3082.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA92117; Tue, 1 May 2007 23:02:23 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 1 May 2007 23:57:43 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1178060544.17380 Subject: FOSSICK: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-21898-0-1178085630" --MIME_BOUNDARY-21898-0-1178085630 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Fossick (Verb) Pronunciation: ['fa-sik] Definition: (1) To search for gold in a disorganized manner, especially in abandoned mines. (2) To fossick about: to rummage around for something, to nose about. Suggested Usage: Well, one can fossick about in a drawer for a sharpened pencil or fossick about the shells on the beach for sharks' teeth. Even dogs may fossick about the yard for yesterday's bone. Closets are a good place to fossick about for just about anything (if yours are like mine). Etymology: The origins of this word are passing mysterious. It apparently comes from a British dialect, probably Cornish. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Deal of the Day Spring is here, and gardening enthusiasts everywhere are celebrating. And here is even more good news: Gardens Alive is offering $20 off any $40 or more purchase! If you don't know about this website yet, their specialty is environmentally responsible garden products. 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Plus, they're currently offering a free issue and a free poster! >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-9917575 ---------------- made it easy for you, just click here http://i.mb00.net/forward?YourDictionary:*:1178060544.17380:eee01@etymologie.info:e . ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1178060544.17380:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.ckc.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21898-0-1178085630 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Spring is here, and gardening enthusiasts everywhere are celebrating. And here is even more good news: Gardens Alive is offering $20 off any $40 or more purchase! If you don't know about this website yet, their specialty is environmentally responsible garden products. This includes flower and vegetable gardening, but also birding, orchards, lawn and weed products. They don't offer gift certificates, but they do have a Garden Solutions Club Membership that is only $14.95/year that would make a great Mother's Day gift. :-) Word of the Day: Fossick (Verb) Pronunciation: ['fa-sik] Listen Definition: (1) To search for gold in a disorganized manner, especially in abandoned mines. (2) To fossick about: to rummage around for something, to nose about. Suggested Usage: Well, one can fossick about in a drawer for a sharpened pencil or fossick about the shells on the beach for sharks' teeth. Even dogs may fossick about the yard for yesterday's bone. Closets are a good place to fossick about for just about anything (if yours are like mine). Etymology: The origins of this word are passing mysterious. It apparently comes from a British dialect, probably Cornish. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.ckc.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21898-0-1178085630-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 21 Oct 2007 08:48:02 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.226] (helo=s3226.mb00.net) id 1IjUbR-00063w-MF for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 21 Oct 2007 08:48:02 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=jHRt34Ifrd5+xW1bc5k0XAsrrtpWcy0dafimcutJa+39MK/xNR0lEmcxRsNXaSOCuEXvYuDKyHZefzeqLbr546L4GIkoIdFKrWjUgTjt18jIq0AUCN5Tg4RBflb4/ATE; by s3226.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA60536; Sat, 20 Oct 2007 23:03:44 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2007 23:48:01 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1192858297.4026 Subject: USURP: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14006-0-1192946431" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14006-0-1192946431 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Usurp (verb) Pronunciation: [yu-'sêrp] Definition: To take over property or power wrongly by misusing one's own power(s). Usage: The term is usually used in a political sense, e.g. "usurp someone's authority" or "usurp the throne". The noun is usurpation. "Usurpative" and "usurpatory" work as adjectives. Suggested Usage: "Usurp" hardly seems like a household term, does it? Guess again: "The exchange student usurped my bedroom and now I'm sleeping in the den". "Don't you even try to usurp Mom's favor by washing her car a few times!" It is just a matter of vocabulary power and nerve. Raccoons have even usurped Christine Thompson's attic. The choice between "acquire" and "usurp" depends entirely upon your interpretation of "wrongly." Etymology: from Latin usurpare "to make use of (illegally)" from usus "use" + rapere "to seize". Rap-ere (whence "rape") derives from PIE *reup- "seize, grasp". In the Germanic languages *raub- "rob" had a variant raubo meaning "booty" or "captured clothing" and was borrowed by French where it came to refer clothing in general (robe), not just captured clothing. Then the meaning of French "robe" changed from "clothing" to "dress" whereupon it was borrowed back into English as the special kind of dress "robe" means today. For the linguist, then, "usurp" contains robbers, clothing, and other marvelous things. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! October Ink Sale. Printer Ink Blowout Sale! 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Usage: The term is usually used in a political sense, e.g. "usurp someone's authority" or "usurp the throne". The noun is usurpation. "Usurpative" and "usurpatory" work as adjectives. Suggested Usage: "Usurp" hardly seems like a household term, does it? Guess again: "The exchange student usurped my bedroom and now I'm sleeping in the den". "Don't you even try to usurp Mom's favor by washing her car a few times!" It is just a matter of vocabulary power and nerve. Raccoons have even usurped Christine Thompson's attic. The choice between "acquire" and "usurp" depends entirely upon your interpretation of "wrongly." Etymology: from Latin usurpare "to make use of (illegally)" from usus "use" + rapere "to seize". Rap-ere (whence "rape") derives from PIE *reup- "seize, grasp". In the Germanic languages *raub- "rob" had a variant raubo meaning "booty" or "captured clothing" and was borrowed by French where it came to refer clothing in general (robe), not just captured clothing. Then the meaning of French "robe" changed from "clothing" to "dress" whereupon it was borrowed back into English as the special kind of dress "robe" means today. For the linguist, then, "usurp" contains robbers, clothing, and other marvelous things. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.31bj.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14006-0-1192946431-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 02 Jul 2007 09:21:33 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.20] (helo=s3020.mb00.net) id 1I5GE0-0000DM-AN for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 02 Jul 2007 09:21:33 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=wSUnt680P4wEZLWxwor4HrowZFQKiNUyKGTgT7KTMFkoxwmOSCJhfndw7uVFglVfYsvxntCEoNsVPoAHldTQrWFobI/LkwJkae8l7hTgoVPILnHE2LnUedJhm69YPzRw; by s3020.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA25376; Sun, 1 Jul 2007 23:04:21 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2007 00:21:32 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1183067377.21148 Subject: INQUILINE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-28030-0-1183356031" --MIME_BOUNDARY-28030-0-1183356031 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Inquiline (Noun Pronunciation: [iing-kwê-lIn, -in] Definition: Living in the dwelling place of an animal of another species. Usage: Ants, usually thought to exemplify the Puritan work ethic, actually have quite a few instances of inquilinism (the noun) among species. Some inquiline queens kill the host queen and take over the nest while others spend their entire lives riding on the host queen's back! Today's noun is also an adjective: "The cuckoo is an inquiline bird that not only uses the nest of other species but the body of its owner to hatch its eggs". The behavior pattern denoted by today's word is "inquilinism" or "inquilinity." Suggested Usage: Here's one to startle the neighbors: "A stray cat had the inquilinity to take up residence in our woodshed". You may also save it for the holidays: "Having two university students home for winter break is to surrender your abode to a pair of inquilines." Etymology: From Latin inquilinus "tenant", which comes from in- + colere "to inhabit". The PIE root of colere is kwel- "to move around, sojourn, or dwell". We get the words "colony", "cult" and "culture" from the PIE root, all words that describe various types of human lifestyles. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Treat your feet! Crocs Footwear is legendary in its comfort status. Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: * lots of colors and styles * for men, women, and kids * comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet * orthotic foot bed * slip-resistant and non-marking soles * anti-microbial and odor resistant * Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. 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Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: lots of colors and styles for men, women, and kids comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet orthotic foot bed slip-resistant and non-marking soles anti-microbial and odor resistant Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. Plus, get them in time for the weekend with free overnight shipping from Zappos! Word of the Day: Inquiline (Noun Pronunciation: [iing-kwê-lIn, -in] Definition: Living in the dwelling place of an animal of another species. Usage: Ants, usually thought to exemplify the Puritan work ethic, actually have quite a few instances of inquilinism (the noun) among species. Some inquiline queens kill the host queen and take over the nest while others spend their entire lives riding on the host queen's back! Today's noun is also an adjective: "The cuckoo is an inquiline bird that not only uses the nest of other species but the body of its owner to hatch its eggs". The behavior pattern denoted by today's word is "inquilinism" or "inquilinity." Suggested Usage: Here's one to startle the neighbors: "A stray cat had the inquilinity to take up residence in our woodshed". You may also save it for the holidays: "Having two university students home for winter break is to surrender your abode to a pair of inquilines." Etymology: From Latin inquilinus "tenant", which comes from in- + colere "to inhabit". The PIE root of colere is kwel- "to move around, sojourn, or dwell". We get the words "colony", "cult" and "culture" from the PIE root, all words that describe various types of human lifestyles. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18nr.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28030-0-1183356031-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 08 Oct 2007 09:54:06 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.154] (helo=s3154.mb00.net) id 1IenRF-0005fU-Lh for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 08 Oct 2007 09:54:06 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=X4n+ptYwxCnXZnJm0wa5EG9rFfmE0acEcarnx2z9IiT3/plMAdzemHJ2fRTL1A7TGPyMecjEpZ+fn6MPC575Td0JlCbCaiYrKghf+MC+89TYJnjEPyd7AZD3bRWVQfa4; by s3154.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA27981; Sun, 7 Oct 2007 23:03:35 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2007 00:54:05 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191734684.18132 Subject: DECLIVITY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13280-0-1191823214" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13280-0-1191823214 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Declivity (noun) Pronunciation: [dê-'kli-vê-tee] Definition: A downward slope. Usage: Several adjectives are related to today's noun; the two most common are "declivous" [dê-'kLI-vês] and "declivitous" [dê-'kli-vê-tês], currently the more popular of the pair. The antonym is acclivity "upward slope", whose adjective is "acclivitous." Suggested Usage: Today's word plays a major role in geological descriptions, "Truman lived and died on the Eastern declivity of Mount St. Helens". However, other types of descriptions can often accommodate it, too, "Their relationship has been in a declivitous state since the evening he lifted her cat from the couch by its tail." Etymology: From Latin declivitas "slope, declivity" from declivis "sloping downhill" comprising de- "(away) from" + clivus "slope". Related to "climate" via Greek klima "surface of the earth, region". The zero grade form of the same root, i.e. *kli-, gave us "lid" from Old English hlid "cover" derived from Germanic *hlid- "that which bends over, cover". Suffixed with -n, the same root became English "lean" from Old English hlinian "to lean" and with -ent, it produced Latin cliens, clientis "dependent, follower", the source of English "client". Finally, another suffixed form evolved into "ladder" from Old English hlædder "ladder", whose trail leads to Germanic *hlaidri-. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? 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Usage: Several adjectives are related to today's noun; the two most common are "declivous" [dê-'kLI-vês] and "declivitous" [dê-'kli-vê-tês], currently the more popular of the pair. The antonym is acclivity "upward slope", whose adjective is "acclivitous." Suggested Usage: Today's word plays a major role in geological descriptions, "Truman lived and died on the Eastern declivity of Mount St. Helens". However, other types of descriptions can often accommodate it, too, "Their relationship has been in a declivitous state since the evening he lifted her cat from the couch by its tail." Etymology: From Latin declivitas "slope, declivity" from declivis "sloping downhill" comprising de- "(away) from" + clivus "slope". Related to "climate" via Greek klima "surface of the earth, region". The zero grade form of the same root, i.e. *kli-, gave us "lid" from Old English hlid "cover" derived from Germanic *hlid- "that which bends over, cover". Suffixed with -n, the same root became English "lean" from Old English hlinian "to lean" and with -ent, it produced Latin cliens, clientis "dependent, follower", the source of English "client". Finally, another suffixed form evolved into "ladder" from Old English hlædder "ladder", whose trail leads to Germanic *hlaidri-. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2sud.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13280-0-1191823214-- Received: from mailin04.aul.t-online.de (mailin04.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.44]) Fri, 12 Feb 2010 09:40:33 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin04.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Nfr4f-0vwMvQ0; Fri, 12 Feb 2010 09:40:29 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=fKaQF3fmWEhWHgY3hnEeuQDlMsB0YFFnTl0XuXTAIE19VeN401CodnUlenqlcDnqz+TnZkLFCFzPDtbvvo882MD9xIhFLEefNgitnIbmEwYkoZvZbpbLASb56AbxNeoS; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1C71N7w036037; Thu, 11 Feb 2010 23:01:23 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 12 Feb 2010 00:40:29 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265953106.89276 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Fricative Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-65014-0-1265958005" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-12T08:40:33Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265964030-0000043B-F3B62339/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: 4a248887-c069-4c35-b298-6de7d51c77a6 --MIME_BOUNDARY-65014-0-1265958005 News for 2/12/2010: * Video: Job Losses Down But Foreclosures Are Up * Small Businesses Feel Lawmakers Still Don't Understand * Reid Scraps Bipartisan Jobs Bill Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fuhs.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Fricative (adjective) Pronunciation: ['frik-uh-tiv] Definition: Sound produced through friction through breath in the mouth. Usage: Any sound produced by obstructing a part of the vocal tract is known as a fricative. Fricatives are formed in various ways. For example, the "z" sound forces air between the tongue and roof of the mouth, while the "f" forces air between the teeth and the lip. The letter "h", known as a pseudo-fricative, presses the breath through the throat. Fricatives are extremely important in the pronunciation of many consonants in the English language. Suggested Usage: Fricative sounds like it could be a class of swear words that start with the letter "f", but in reality, any sound that forces air through a constricted part of the mouth is known as a fricative. Don=92t let that stop you from using the word fricative as a minced oath. Say it under your breath, and when people ask what you said, just explain that you were testing out your voiceless labiodental fricatives. Etymology: The word fricative comes from the New Latin fricativus, from the Latin fricatus. A past participle of fricare, to rub or to chafe, it is rather similar to the word "friction", of the same root. It is unclear when the word made its way into the English language, though "friction" is first seen in print in 1563. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1265953106.89276:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fuhs.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-65014-0-1265958005 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/12/2010: Video: Job Losses Down But Foreclosures Are Up Small Businesses Feel Lawmakers Still Don't Understand Reid Scraps Bipartisan Jobs Bill Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Fricative (adjective) Pronunciation: ['frik-uh-tiv] Definition: Sound produced through friction through breath in the mouth. Usage: Any sound produced by obstructing a part of the vocal tract is known as a fricative. Fricatives are formed in various ways. For example, the "z" sound forces air between the tongue and roof of the mouth, while the "f" forces air between the teeth and the lip. The letter "h", known as a pseudo-fricative, presses the breath through the throat. Fricatives are extremely important in the pronunciation of many consonants in the English language. Suggested Usage: Fricative sounds like it could be a class of swear words that start with the letter "f", but in reality, any sound that forces air through a constricted part of the mouth is known as a fricative. Don’t let that stop you from using the word fricative as a minced oath. Say it under your breath, and when people ask what you said, just explain that you were testing out your voiceless labiodental fricatives. Etymology: The word fricative comes from the New Latin fricativus, from the Latin fricatus. A past participle of fricare, to rub or to chafe, it is rather similar to the word "friction", of the same root. 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Independents in Mass. Are Poised to Send Washington a Strong Message. Mass Election a Referendum on Health Care Reform?. Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fl5s.20.cvlv.2oq9 Word of the Day: Impetuous (adjective) Pronunciation: [im-'pech-oo-uh s] Definition: Acting on impulse, making arbitrary decisions, moving with force and violence. Usage: The original meaning of impetuous as a nearly violent assertion of one's (usually impulsive) decision has been somewhat lost over time. Early usage almost always suggested a passionate and forcible act of man or nature. Lord Byron described impetuous armies; the classical authors, impetuous torrents of rain. Today, impetuous is more commonly used in reference to one who is rash or impulsive. Either manner of use is perfectly sound in modern English. Suggested Usage: In the early days of the internet, dial-up connections forced everyone to be a bit impetuous. Yes, we were impatient and rash with our allotted half hour of time on the internet at the local library -- we'd type in www dot anything knowing that something interesting would pop up -- but we became truly impetuous when our half hour was up. We'd throw chairs, smash keyboards, and tear up our library cards into tiny pieces. If you're under twenty and you're reading this, you should have seen it. It was a madhouse. Etymology: Impetuous comes from the 13th century impétueux, an Old French word borrowed from the Late Latin impetuosus, meaning violent. This term is further taken from the Latin word for a violent attack, impetūs. We obviously use a very similar word in modern English, impetus, or something that impels or forces. 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Usage: The original meaning of impetuous as a nearly violent assertion of one's (usually impulsive) decision has been somewhat lost over time. Early usage almost always suggested a passionate and forcible act of man or nature. Lord Byron described impetuous armies; the classical authors, impetuous torrents of rain. Today, impetuous is more commonly used in reference to one who is rash or impulsive. Either manner of use is perfectly sound in modern English. Suggested Usage: In the early days of the internet, dial-up connections forced everyone to be a bit impetuous. Yes, we were impatient and rash with our allotted half hour of time on the internet at the local library -- we'd type in www dot anything knowing that something interesting would pop up -- but we became truly impetuous when our half hour was up. We'd throw chairs, smash keyboards, and tear up our library cards into tiny pieces. If you're under twenty and you're reading this, you should have seen it. It was a madhouse. Etymology: Impetuous comes from the 13th century impétueux, an Old French word borrowed from the Late Latin impetuosus, meaning violent. This term is further taken from the Latin word for a violent attack, impetūs. We obviously use a very similar word in modern English, impetus, or something that impels or forces. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-51270-0-1263798009-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 12 Apr 2007 09:14:16 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.180] (helo=s3180.mb00.net) id 1HbtVX-000504-Nu for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 12 Apr 2007 09:14:16 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=XqzgBkJc/qE8tYzV6PCj3gjZZDn7FMRuhbUiN/uifhxztzg3cRfvXPtnVPnomNHyFkVLbyQ5y4alyLpApUncFab8xU+cA471ZnW2WeniQFbIYgErIRyL6v9eOCHjqvLR; by s3180.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA95246; Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:02:33 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 00:14:15 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1176160874.15351 Subject: JACTITATION: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-932-0-1176357630" --MIME_BOUNDARY-932-0-1176357630 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Jactitation (noun) Pronunciation: [jæk-tê-'tey-shên] Definition: A restless tossing or jerking about. A false claim or boasting, usually to someone's detriment. Usage: An interesting legal use of today's word is "jactitation of marriage", the false boasting of a marriage that does not exist. Although rarely used, some have sought the protection of a legal injunction against such an action where the reputation of the marriage was damaging. Sometimes the middle syllable is omitted (jactation). The noun is derived from the verb, "jactitate", and the adjective is "jactitational." Suggested Usage: Today's word comes from the Latin word for "throw, toss", so that meaning underlies all the others: "The formication caused by the itch powder Arlene put in Ambrose's golf shirt resulted in such jactitation on the course that he bogeyed almost every hole". (See the Archive for "formication.") The sense of casting false claims about is not far removed, however: "Fielding's jactitations of an up-coming marriage to Melba made toast of their relationship." Etymology: Medieval Latin iactitatio, iactitation- "false claim", the noun from iactitare "to utter frequently", based on iactare "to boast", the frequentative of iacere "to throw". The same root shows up in English "gist", "jetty", "joist", and "jut". The -ject of "inject", "eject", etc. is also based on the Latin stem for "throw." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Time to get a new pair of shoes! Zappo's is a fantastic online shoe store, with over 1000 brands and 2 million in stock. 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WOTD: Jactitation (Noun) Pronunciation: [jæk-tê-'tey-shên] Listen Definition: A restless tossing or jerking about. A false claim or boasting, usually to someone's detriment. Usage: An interesting legal use of today's word is "jactitation of marriage", the false boasting of a marriage that does not exist. Although rarely used, some have sought the protection of a legal injunction against such an action where the reputation of the marriage was damaging. Sometimes the middle syllable is omitted (jactation). The noun is derived from the verb, "jactitate", and the adjective is "jactitational." Suggested Usage: Today's word comes from the Latin word for "throw, toss", so that meaning underlies all the others: "The formication caused by the itch powder Arlene put in Ambrose's golf shirt resulted in such jactitation on the course that he bogeyed almost every hole". (See the Archive for "formication.") The sense of casting false claims about is not far removed, however: "Fielding's jactitations of an up-coming marriage to Melba made toast of their relationship." Etymology: Medieval Latin iactitatio, iactitation- "false claim", the noun from iactitare "to utter frequently", based on iactare "to boast", the frequentative of iacere "to throw". The same root shows up in English "gist", "jetty", "joist", and "jut". The -ject of "inject", "eject", etc. is also based on the Latin stem for "throw." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1y0.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-932-0-1176357630-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 03 Dec 2007 09:32:33 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.134] (helo=s3134.mb00.net) id 1Iz6iQ-0007Q6-7b for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 03 Dec 2007 09:31:46 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=a33xOkm0iLiYaRTCXSBYz1knoMNWxXq6B4TM/CtBDQ7djl2z8hN5vWjS2fwV9C1jKXBOLU5y8AKsQfLdqyZ4YRFRufqMK5/fqtCkh8KADd/hrdvoNyi8ZMlHkEb23okC; by s3134.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA63761; Sun, 2 Dec 2007 23:04:45 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2007 00:31:46 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1196650548.23400 Subject: TAUTOLOGY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18155-0-1196665228" --MIME_BOUNDARY-18155-0-1196665228 Word of the Day: Tautology (noun) Pronunciation: [ta-'tah-lê-ji or taw-] Definition: Redundant word or phrase, a pleonasm; (in philosophy) a statement comprising two clauses that make the statement necessarily true whether either of the two statements is true or false, e.g. "Philosophy will either drive me crazy or it won't drive me crazy." Usage: The classical tautology as "an unmarried bachelor". This phrase is tautological (the adjective) because "unmarried" is part of the meaning of "bachelor" and hence does not have to be repeated. The colloquial meaning of today's word makes it a synonym of another recent Word of the Day, "pleonasm" (for which see our Archives). Suggested Usage: "That is tautological" is one of the better punch lines for your armory of witticisms. Try using it when you hear people utter phrases like "devious politician", "greedy Enron executive", "the stock market is risky", or "sneaky lobbyist". If you give advance warning of a dangerous terrorist attack, you have wasted two words squeezing two tautologies into one utterance. Etymology: Greek tautologos "redundant" based on tauto- "identical" + logos "word, idea". The Greek word "logos", from which English gets "logic" and the suffix "-ology", is the noun of legein "to speak, talk" which underlies "lexicon", "lecture", and "legend". The root which produced Greek "legein" entered Germanic languages as *lekjaz "enchanter", which devolved into Old English laece "physician, doctor" and Modern English "leech". "Legere" in Latin meant "to collect or read" and it produces lex, legis "law" (collection of rules), which turns up in "legislation" and "intellect." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! The holidays are just around the corner, but the savings have already arrived. Check out these FREE offers from Vistaprint. >>> http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/gateway.aspx?S=3D2009370695 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1196650548.23400:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3tdv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18155-0-1196665228 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by VistaPrint.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Tautology (noun) Pronunciation: [ta-'tah-lê-ji] Definition: Redundant word or phrase, a pleonasm; (in philosophy) a statement comprising two clauses that make the statement necessarily true whether either of the two statements is true or false, e.g. "Philosophy will either drive me crazy or it won't drive me crazy." Usage: The classical tautology as "an unmarried bachelor". This phrase is tautological (the adjective) because "unmarried" is part of the meaning of "bachelor" and hence does not have to be repeated. The colloquial meaning of today's word makes it a synonym of another recent Word of the Day, "pleonasm". Suggested Usage: "That is tautological" is one of the better punch lines for your armory of witticisms. Try using it when you hear people utter phrases like "devious politician", "greedy Enron executive", "the stock market is risky", or "sneaky lobbyist". If you give advance warning of a dangerous terrorist attack, you have wasted two words squeezing two tautologies into one utterance. Etymology: Greek tautologos "redundant" based on tauto- "identical" + logos "word, idea". The Greek word "logos", from which English gets "logic" and the suffix "-ology", is the noun of legein "to speak, talk" which underlies "lexicon", "lecture", and "legend". The root which produced Greek "legein" entered Germanic languages as *lekjaz "enchanter", which devolved into Old English laece "physician, doctor" and Modern English "leech". "Legere" in Latin meant "to collect or read" and it produces lex, legis "law". –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3tdv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18155-0-1196665228-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 19 Dec 2007 09:13:39 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.84] (helo=s3084.mb00.net) id 1J4u3e-0007cU-7w for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 19 Dec 2007 09:13:38 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=fsUKOQJIXzXgyILJCUk9cYwGzMc9lHjmOiQAplEL7Gp3qGVfZpySmxfStuMU8ZXyqGjV9FmbIzPf+AbjUHRGCx14VNTPqPrR4SgtrPvHUlI01uFlAoX/EETIXSJZZ9fN; by s3084.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA87355; Tue, 18 Dec 2007 23:04:13 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2007 00:13:39 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198021924.29492 Subject: ONOMASTICS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14214-0-1198047617" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14214-0-1198047617 Word of the Day: Onomastics (noun) Pronunciation: [o-nê-'mæs-tiks] Definition: (1) The study of the formation and origins of (proper) names; (2) the system that underlies the formation of names and specialized nomenclature (related terms). Usage: Today's word is formed by adding the multipurpose suffix "-s" to the adjective, onomastic "pertaining to names and their formation". The adjective sports an adverb: "onomastically". A closely related word, "onomasiology", is the linguistic study of various relationships among related names within particular nomenclatures. However, it often overlaps the concerns of onomastics. Suggested Usage: Like many names of sciences, today's word vacillates between referring to the science and the object of the science, the system it studies: "Aubrey looked into the onomastics of his name and discovered that it a variant of 'Alberic,' which originally meant "elf power". That was an example of the word referring to the science. Here is one with the adjective referring to the system itself: "Someone made a material onomastic faux pas in naming a company that cleans swimming pools, 'Poolife.'" Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Greek "onomastikos" from onomazein "to name", a verb based on the noun onoma "name". The underlying root here is *no-men-, which also gave us Latin nomen "name", found in "nominal", "nominate", and "misnomer". Variants include "noun" and all the words containing "-nym": "synonym", "homonym", "antonym." "Moniker" seems to have come from Old Irish ainm "name" and "name", like German "Name", itself is a Germanic variant. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Undo Years of Damage from Burgers=85 Booze=85 and Rx Drugs! 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A closely related word, "onomasiology", is the linguistic study of various relationships among related names within particular nomenclatures. However, it often overlaps the concerns of onomastics. Suggested Usage: Like many names of sciences, today's word vacillates between referring to the science and the object of the science, the system it studies: "Aubrey looked into the onomastics of his name and discovered that it a variant of 'Alberic,' which originally meant "elf power". That was an example of the word referring to the science. Here is one with the adjective referring to the system itself: "Someone made a material onomastic faux pas in naming a company that cleans swimming pools, 'Poolife.'" Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Greek "onomastikos" from onomazein "to name", a verb based on the noun onoma "name". The underlying root here is *no-men-, which also gave us Latin nomen "name", found in "nominal", "nominate", and "misnomer". Variants include "noun" and all the words containing –nym: "synonym", "homonym", "antonym". "Moniker" seems to have come from Old Irish ainm "name" and "name", like German "Name", itself is a Germanic variant. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com FREE REPORT Nature’s New Pennies-a-Day Solution for Blood Sugar Problems, Sugar Cravings and Sugar Spikes! 15 years of blood sugar problems, gone! “Once I started using [this discovery], it started lowering my blood sugar… after 15 years of problems.” —Ramona W. Missouri 25-point drop in two months! “My fasting blood sugar went from 108 to 83 within two months of regular use of [this breakthrough]. I was extremely pleased and my doctor was amazed.” —Natalie S. Valencia, CA Very pleased with lower blood sugar! “I’ve been on [this solution] for over three weeks, and my blood sugar has dropped to 75-175. I am very pleased with this product.” —Elmer S. 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Usage: This term has been heard referring to the implementation of a theory or concept. Not good. The sense of "manumit" is to release from an unpleasant state or circumstance. It does not mean "convert", "transmit", or even "transmit by hand", as its etymology suggests. "Manumission" is the noun, "manumissive", the adjective and the agent is a "manumitter". A manumisable slave is one that may be manumitted. Suggested Usage: Household applications abound: "You are grounded for a week! Only if you apologize to=97no, grovel before Mrs. McGillicutty will I manumit you from week-long house arrest". Here is another, "I would do anything to be manumitted from dining with your boss and his frumpy wife tonight". Let's hope the situation a manumisable one. Etymology: Latin manumittere from manu- "hand" + mittere "to let go, send off", literally to send forth from one's hand or possession. "Manus" also underlies "manacle", "maneuver", manuscript (hand-written), "manage" (to handle), "manual" (handbook), "manufacture" (make by hand in Latin"), "manure" (Middle English manuren "cultivate land" from Anglo-Norman main-ouverer "work by hand"=97yuck!), and many others. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Orijinz ever wonder why... It=92s hilariously funny, it=92s extraordinarily fascinating, it=92s orijinz=99, the brand new original word and phrase card game. It=92s a snap to learn: one player reads the origin and the others try to guess the word or phrase. You=92ll enjoy the guesses as much as the origins themselves! orijinz is great fun with friends or family! Quiz each other on car trips, during dinner, at the kitchen counter or have a game night! Play with your co-workers or put a game or two in your lunch room or waiting room at work. So have a ball with the game that is a cut above and the pick of the litter - orijinz! 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"Manumission" is the noun, "manumissive", the adjective and the agent is a "manumitter". A manumisable slave is one that may be manumitted. Suggested Usage: Household applications abound: "You are grounded for a week! Only if you apologize to—no, grovel before Mrs. McGillicutty will I manumit you from week-long house arrest". Here is another, "I would do anything to be manumitted from dining with your boss and his frumpy wife tonight". Let's hope the situation a manumisable one. Etymology: Latin manumittere from manu- "hand" + mittere "to let go, send off", literally to send forth from one's hand or possession. "Manus" also underlies "manacle", "maneuver", manuscript (hand-written), "manage" (to handle), "manual" (handbook), "manufacture" (make by hand in Latin"), "manure" (Middle English manuren "cultivate land" from Anglo-Norman main-ouverer "work by hand"—yuck!), and many others. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.6b58.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-69886-0-1208412016-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (ms4-1.1blu.de [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 22 May 2008 09:32:33 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.75] (helo=s3075.mb00.net) id 1Jz5Hs-0006ye-TL for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 22 May 2008 09:32:33 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=oD9eZ/Kd00yfo/BMcT4RBdvdroWvYtX07K/eZXCY1etHYLsv+P9bU3dcedQk4MMlgflHqlsa7f5zl9cQSkjiOX4UOhCwwzD0lvwt687WIAzRCsf7tKJ3NBHwOfba2XQJ; by s3075.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA05466; Wed, 21 May 2008 23:00:55 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 00:32:32 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1211401486.81124 Subject: IDIOSYNCRASY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-50410-0-1211436009" --MIME_BOUNDARY-50410-0-1211436009 Word of the Day: Idiosyncrasy (noun) Pronunciation: [i-dee-ê-'sin-krê-si] Definition: An eccentricity of character or behavior. Usage: The only trick to today's word: spell it with an [s] rather than a [c]. As a mnemonic device, remember that "-cracy" in such words as "democracy", comes from Greek kratos "power" while the stem in "idiosyncrasy" comes from krasis "mixture". (See how etymology helps with your vocabulary?) The adjective is "idiosyncratic" and the adverb, "idiosyncratically." Suggested Usage: All interesting people have idiosyncrasies but they can be difficult to express in a society where reconfiguring (or disfiguring) your body with tattoos, scrap metal, and rainbow-colored hair dye is now commonplace. Eating crispy fried ants and chocolate-laced locusts is still a bit idiosyncratic, though it would sooner raise stomach contents than eyebrows. Language has its idiosyncrasies, too. If "conduciveness" and "vindictiveness" are regular nouns (they are), certainly "stick-to-it-iveness" is grammatically idiosyncratic. Etymology: Greek idiosynkrasi comprising idios "own, personal" + synkrasis "admixture" from syn "together, with" + krasis "mixture, temperament". Attic Greek "idiotes" meant "private, ordinary person" as opposed to a public figure. However, since this implied that an idiotes was unaware of the koina "affairs of the city", he was, by implication, also ignorant, hence the English meaning of "idiot". The meaning of "private" remains in Modern Greek where idiotikopoiesis does not mean "idiotic poetry", but "privatization", since "poiesis", the origin of our word "poetry", still means "making, creating." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Free Home, Garden & Events Newsletter Sign up for our newsletter and free recipes, home decorating and garden tips plus the latest on organic lifestyle can be delievered to your inbox regularly. Sign up Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6wfa.9.3e1c.xyg mp;id=3D5&cmdSignup.x=3D28&cmdSignup.y=3D14&cmdSignup=3Dsignup ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6wfa.10.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1211401486.81124:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.6wfa.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-50410-0-1211436009 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Idiosyncrasy (noun) Pronunciation: [i-dee-ê-'sin-krê-si] Definition: An eccentricity of character or behavior. Usage: The only trick to today's word: spell it with an [s] rather than a [c]. As a mnemonic device, remember that –cracy in such words as "democracy", comes from Greek kratos "power" while the stem in "idiosyncrasy" comes from krasis "mixture". (See how etymology helps with your vocabulary?) The adjective is "idiosyncratic" and the adverb, "idiosyncratically." Suggested Usage: All interesting people have idiosyncrasies but they can be difficult to express in a society where reconfiguring (or disfiguring) your body with tattoos, scrap metal, and rainbow-colored hair dye is now commonplace. Eating crispy fried ants and chocolate-laced locusts is still a bit idiosyncratic, though it would sooner raise stomach contents than eyebrows. Language has its idiosyncrasies, too. If "conduciveness" and "vindictiveness" are regular nouns (they are), certainly "stick-to-it-iveness" is grammatically idiosyncratic. Etymology: Greek idiosynkrasi comprising idios "own, personal" + synkrasis "admixture" from syn "together, with" + krasis "mixture, temperament". Attic Greek "idiotes" meant "private, ordinary person" as opposed to a public figure. However, since this implied that an idiotes was unaware of the koina "affairs of the city", he was, by implication, also ignorant, hence the English meaning of "idiot". The meaning of "private" remains in Modern Greek where idiotikopoiesis does not mean "idiotic poetry", but "privatization", since "poiesis", the origin of our word "poetry", still means "making, creating." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.6wfa.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-50410-0-1211436009-- Received: from mailin02.aul.t-online.de (mailin02.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.43]) Mon, 14 Dec 2009 09:50:39 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin02.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NK6dV-22fDkG0; Mon, 14 Dec 2009 09:50:33 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=ZwCsRYIZA9UhBusE0/fCWaRFuT50CwHkA6/XhNZtNeANPzZhnqNp9MGrSmR2WqfGYwTYS0JzIzlgeDMuxU9UVvk0l51vX4vq7Dc/uYV5YuI1SFh1U+npc/+GxxF4yLw4; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBE71b38062221; Sun, 13 Dec 2009 23:01:37 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 14 Dec 2009 00:50:32 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260176327.1552 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Impute Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-30193-0-1260774020" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-14T08:50:39Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1260780633-00003C45-26143066/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: af135be9-33a6-467a-910f-ac5ae088d339 --MIME_BOUNDARY-30193-0-1260774020 Word of the Day: Impute (verb) Pronunciation: [im-'pyoot] Definition: To ascribe, to attribute (especially blame or fault). Usage: While you might impute to someone the guilt in a murder trial, you would not impute to yourself greatness. The mighty impute is usually used to lay blame squarely at the feet of the person you believe to be guilty without saying it outright. This week, impute fault wherever you see fit=97impute the economic crisis to George Bush or Barack Obama, or impute sin to the fourth graders you teach in Sunday school. Suggested Usage: The word impute is not always used in direct reference to blame, sin, guilt, or fault, but the reference is usually implied. You can impute a motive to someone if you feel their motive was improper or unjust. However, like the word "consequence", the connotation need not always be bad=97a person may be imputed with goodness or evil, sometimes both. Colloquially, it is often used when someone is accused falsely. Etymology:] Impute is derived from the Latin infinitive imputare; literally, to charge or bring to reckoning. In (according to) is added as a prefix putō, or "I value;" alternately, I cleanse or purify. The French transitive verb imputer, not to be confused with the English imputer (one who imputes) means the same as the word impute in English. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260176327.1552:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f64l.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-30193-0-1260774020 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Impute (verb) Pronunciation: [im-'pyoot] Definition: To ascribe, to attribute (especially blame or fault). Usage: While you might impute to someone the guilt in a murder trial, you would not impute to yourself greatness. The mighty impute is usually used to lay blame squarely at the feet of the person you believe to be guilty without saying it outright. This week, impute fault wherever you see fit—impute the economic crisis to George Bush or Barack Obama, or impute sin to the fourth graders you teach in Sunday school. Suggested Usage: The word impute is not always used in direct reference to blame, sin, guilt, or fault, but the reference is usually implied. You can impute a motive to someone if you feel their motive was improper or unjust. However, like the Word "consequence", the connotation need not always be bad—a person may be imputed with goodness or evil, sometimes both. Colloquially, it is often used when someone is accused falsely. Etymology: Impute is derived from the Latin infinitive imputare; literally, to charge or bring to reckoning. In (according to) is added as a prefix putō, or "I value;" alternately, I cleanse or purify. The French transitive verb imputer, not to be confused with the English imputer (one who imputes) means the same as the word impute in English. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-30193-0-1260774020-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 11 Sep 2007 09:52:24 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.188] (helo=s3188.mb00.net) id 1IV0Xn-0000qQ-Fn for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 11 Sep 2007 09:52:24 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=WYV0svzvh8J2TW9M8qCQYU8I1PvPzQCFVvZ09un8SeovofBKpl5NGACpn/Hf+x8Cdhd0aIbZMRpe9duwE73lXzHictC63DOXWA8HMO4crvskANeJps1asvcNL2MWHIXm; by s3188.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA62109; Mon, 10 Sep 2007 23:03:32 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 00:52:23 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1189475990.23782 Subject: LAGNIAPPE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11008-0-1189490413" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11008-0-1189490413 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Lagniappe (noun) Pronunciation: [lahn-'yahp] Definition: A gratuity given by a merchant to a customer beyond the value of a purchase; a bonus or additional benefit of any sort. Usage: Today's word entered US English directly from the language of the Acadians (Cajuns) of Louisiana and has spread rapidly eastward. In 'Life on the Mississippi' (1883) Mark Twain writes, "We picked up one excellent word=97a word worth travelling to New Orleans to get; a nice limber, expressive, handy word 'lagniappe.'" He was so right. The custom of tipping the customer is wide-spread around the world but it must be new in the English-speaking world, since English had to go elsewhere for a word expressing it. Suggested Usage: Kids, here a way to really impress your parents with your progress in school, "Guess what, Mom? Linda gave me two of her kittens as a lagniappe for taking one of the puppies!" Adults will find uses for it, too, whenever they need a word for a pleasant, unexpected bonus, "Frieda had thoroughly enjoyed the party and seeing the dog bite her boss' leg was the perfect lagniappe to cap the evening off." Etymology: Louisiana French Creole, from American Spanish la =F1apa "the gift, tip" from la "the", derived from Latin illa, feminine of ille "that", originally "yonder". The same pronoun is also the origin of French "le" and "la" which also mean "the". This word traces its root to *al- which we find in alter "other" at the base of English "altercation", "alter ego", and "alternate". In English it emerged as "else". The noun =F1apa is even more interesting. It comes from yapa, which means "gift" in the South American Indian language, Quechua, from the verb yapay "to give more." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? 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Word of the Day: Lagniappe (noun) Pronunciation: [lahn-'yahp] Definition: A gratuity given by a merchant to a customer beyond the value of a purchase; a bonus or additional benefit of any sort. Usage: Today's word entered US English directly from the language of the Acadians (Cajuns) of Louisiana and has spread rapidly eastward. In 'Life on the Mississippi' (1883) Mark Twain writes, "We picked up one excellent word—a word worth travelling to New Orleans to get; a nice limber, expressive, handy Word 'lagniappe.'" He was so right. The custom of tipping the customer is wide-spread around the world but it must be new in the English-speaking world, since English had to go elsewhere for a word expressing it. Suggested Usage: Kids, here a way to really impress your parents with your progress in school, "Guess what, Mom? Linda gave me two of her kittens as a lagniappe for taking one of the puppies!" Adults will find uses for it, too, whenever they need a word for a pleasant, unexpected bonus, "Frieda had thoroughly enjoyed the party and seeing the dog bite her boss' leg was the perfect lagniappe to cap the evening off." Etymology: Louisiana French Creole, from American Spanish la ñapa "the gift, tip" from la "the", derived from Latin illa, feminine of ille "that", originally "yonder". The same pronoun is also the origin of French "le" and "la" which also mean "the". This word traces its root to *al- which we find in alter "other" at the base of English "altercation", "alter ego", and "alternate". In English it emerged as "else". The noun ñapa is even more interesting. It comes from yapa, which means "gift" in the South American Indian language, Quechua, from the verb yapay "to give more." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2c28.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11008-0-1189490413-- Received: from mailin11.aul.t-online.de (mailin11.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.47]) Sat, 20 Feb 2010 10:00:26 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin11.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NilCB-1KAK3c0; Sat, 20 Feb 2010 10:00:15 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=hfy8LgFKyGMgymhoJUS3nItz+jXjZ48qz/Ca0yzY+a/vTbktffl1ID1ZiJHJ2WLiJ0GzIpusTGZo0nOi93f9Hhpl5aLDy5cL6Y9OBXtImSNoiJDnlnCsPAozQKkjlKKv; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1K71hmI094156; Fri, 19 Feb 2010 23:01:43 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 20 Feb 2010 01:00:15 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266636833.75937 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Oppugn Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-44302-0-1266649229" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-20T09:00:26Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266656415-0000193B-7BFD61DA/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: bfc8cb0d-142b-4995-a96f-b2bdd3fd38e9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-44302-0-1266649229 News for 2/20/2010: * More Useless Spending: Congress Tacks on $15.9 Billion in Pork Barrel Earmarks * Allott: New Heights of Anger * Galen: Cut Congressional Pay Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fxp1.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Oppugn (verb) Pronunciation: [uh-'pyoon] Definition: To oppose, argue, or criticize. Usage: Oppugn, meaning to verbally assail for the purpose of argument, is generally used when referring to one who argues combatively. It shares a root with pugnacious and pugilism, which respectively mean willing to fight and boxing. A milder use of the word refers to one who calls another=92s actions into question, one who wishes to get to the bottom of another=92s defenses. In modern usage, however, the more =93violent=94 of the two meanings wins out, demonstrating the continued influence of the original Latin. Suggested Usage: Clarendon once talked of those who =93did oppugn the rights of Parliament,=94 imparting to this fun little word a sense of Britishness and propriety. If you decide to use it in America, make sure that you say it with a British accent. Why? Because it=92s hilarious, that=92s why; and people won=92t understand the word no matter what accent you use anyway. (Try French. That=92d be weird.) Etymology: Pugnus, Latin for fist, gives us the Word =93oppugn=94 through a series of moves. Pugnare, to fight, is combined with the prefix ob, against. The first English usage of the word, reappropriated from the Latin oppugnare, appears around the mid 15th century. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266636833.75937:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fxp1.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-44302-0-1266649229 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/20/2010: More Useless Spending: Congress Tacks on $15.9 Billion in Pork Barrel Earmarks Allott: New Heights of Anger Galen: Cut Congressional Pay Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Oppugn (verb) Pronunciation: [uh-'pyoon] Definition: To oppose, argue, or criticize. Usage: Oppugn, meaning to verbally assail for the purpose of argument, is generally used when referring to one who argues combatively. It shares a root with pugnacious and pugilism, which respectively mean willing to fight and boxing. A milder use of the word refers to one who calls another’s actions into question, one who wishes to get to the bottom of another’s defenses. In modern usage, however, the more “violent” of the two meanings wins out, demonstrating the continued influence of the original Latin. Suggested Usage: Clarendon once talked of those who “did oppugn the rights of Parliament,” imparting to this fun little word a sense of Britishness and propriety. If you decide to use it in America, make sure that you say it with a British accent. Why? Because it’s hilarious, that’s why; and people won’t understand the word no matter what accent you use anyway. (Try French. That’d be weird.) Etymology: Pugnus, Latin for fist, gives us the word “oppugn” through a series of moves. Pugnare, to fight, is combined with the prefix ob, against. The first English usage of the word, reappropriated from the Latin oppugnare, appears around the mid 15th century. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-44302-0-1266649229-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 05 Oct 2007 08:47:31 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.99] (helo=s3099.mb00.net) id 1IdgyB-00050R-Gq for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 05 Oct 2007 08:47:31 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=mS4gRhqYxo0Zu0Zq793u8cTJxaPeD+QEmaxlJaZFUHLvUY+2FKS+nwviVFdgxICXHVdt2zB1BeTi7GsuURODgSQMhZBaVKXYDgxf9EA0xWGEnkoWktOYvsK1f3AxVy+p; by s3099.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA78279; Thu, 4 Oct 2007 23:03:22 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2007 23:47:31 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191472956.22774 Subject: SAGACIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-23419-0-1191564010" --MIME_BOUNDARY-23419-0-1191564010 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Sagacious (adjective) Pronunciation: [sê-'gey-shês] Definition: Having keen mental powers, shrewd, sound in judgment, extremely wise. Usage: "Astute", "perspicacious", "sagacious" and "shrewd" refer to different kinds of intelligence. "Astute" suggests shrewdness in calculating one's own interest. "Shrewd" suggests a cunning, even sly, sort of intelligence. "Sagacious" denotes a judicious, far-sighted wisdom stemming from intuition or experience. "Perspicacious" implies clear-sightedness, the absence of any muddled thinking. The adverb of today's adjective is "sagaciously" and the noun, "sagacity". A very sagacious person is a "sage." Suggested Usage: Today's word refers to a special kind of wisdom, as explained above: "The president's decision to reduce the instructional budget in order to expand the football recruiting program was not a sagacious one". It is common to find sagacity in the vicinity of a university, "Winifred was a sagacious student of everything but women." Etymology: Since wisdom is the result of persistent searching, it should come as no surprise that the root of today's word goes back to Proto-Indo-European (PIE) *sag- "to seek", as does our word "seek" itself. Both "ransack" and "ramshackle" come from the same source via Old Norse rannsaka "to search" from rann "house" and saka "search". "Ramshackle" was originally ransackle "to pillage", based on the same Old Norse stem. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? 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Usage: Astute", "perspicacious", "sagacious" and "shrewd" refer to different kinds of intelligence. "Astute" suggests shrewdness in calculating one's own interest. "Shrewd" suggests a cunning, even sly, sort of intelligence. "Sagacious" denotes a judicious, far-sighted wisdom stemming from intuition or experience. "Perspicacious" implies clear-sightedness, the absence of any muddled thinking. The adverb of today's adjective is "sagaciously" and the noun, "sagacity". A very sagacious person is a "sage." Suggested Usage: Today's word refers to a special kind of wisdom, as explained above: "The president's decision to reduce the instructional budget in order to expand the football recruiting program was not a sagacious one". It is common to find sagacity in the vicinity of a university, "Winifred was a sagacious student of everything but women." Etymology: Since wisdom is the result of persistent searching, it should come as no surprise that the root of today's word goes back to Proto-Indo-European (PIE) *sag- "to seek", as does our word "seek" itself. Both "ransack" and "ramshackle" come from the same source via Old Norse rannsaka "to search" from rann "house" and saka "search". "Ramshackle" was originally ransackle "to pillage", based on the same Old Norse stem. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2qxv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-23419-0-1191564010-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 26 Apr 2007 09:03:19 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.169] (helo=s3169.mb00.net) id 1Hgy0c-0005JQ-Vw for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 26 Apr 2007 09:03:19 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=g1Mv5SRP8Weh3sSJw0OjkasizGTiARuLYqILnNVLaEdOWZQTBMa87EXG2aiBKYF6WA8MellIwt/SEtZUx7ICx0EL5+rggwqdRp9MK5hMLBtW3LpfFGfkC4D5JixWmNVX; by s3169.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA94760; Wed, 25 Apr 2007 23:02:58 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 00:03:18 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1177536884.19726 Subject: BLANDILOQUENT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18944-0-1177567224" --MIME_BOUNDARY-18944-0-1177567224 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Blandiloquent (adjective) Pronunciation: [blæn-'di-lê-qwênt] Definition: Smooth-talking, honey-tongued; flattering. Usage: Today's word is another tottering on the brink of extinction=97most dictionaries have already given up on it. The Oxford English Dictionary has retained the noun, "blandiloquence", and an adjectival cousin, "blandiloquous". We need to retain this word, however, if for no other reason than it sounds better than "smooth-talking." Suggested Usage: When today's word was last used, it, too, had acquired the pejorative sense of "smooth-talking", "Some blandiloquent used-car salesman convinced Millicent to buy a 1986 Chevy with 150,000 miles on it". However, since we must revive it, we might just as well revive it as a neutral term, "Bridget is so easily attracted to blandiloquent men that we don't let her go out with subscribers to yourDictionary's Word of the Day." Etymology: Today's is another case of lexical larceny by Mother English, this time of Latin blandiloquentia "smooth-talking", a compound composed of blandus "soft" + loquor "to talk", whose verbal noun is loquentia "talking, talk". Oddly enough, the PIE root underlying bland- is *mol- "soft" (cf. Italian molle "soft") in the usual three ablaut flavors, including *mel- and *ml-. The word-initial combination [ml] sometimes became [bl] in Latin and Greek, hence Latin "blandus" with a suffix "-nd". In Greek we find malakos "soft", in Serbian, mlad "young", and in Russian molodoy "young". English inherited this root through the Germanic languages as "melt" and "mild." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation What do Farsi, Pashto, and Tagalog have in common? They are all languages you can learn with Rosetta Stone Language Software -- and there are 26 others! 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However, since we must revive it, we might just as well revive it as a neutral term, "Bridget is so easily attracted to blandiloquent men that we don't let her go out with subscribers to yourDictionary's Word of the Day." Etymology: Today's is another case of lexical larceny by Mother English, this time of Latin blandiloquentia "smooth-talking", a compound composed of blandus "soft" + loquor "to talk", whose verbal noun is loquentia "talking, talk". Oddly enough, the PIE root underlying bland- is *mol- "soft" (cf. Italian molle "soft") in the usual three ablaut flavors, including *mel- and *ml-. The word-initial combination [ml] sometimes became [bl] in Latin and Greek, hence Latin "blandus" with a suffix –nd. In Greek we find malakos "soft", in Serbian, mlad "young", and in Russian molodoy "young". English inherited this root through the Germanic languages as "melt" and "mild." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.93u.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18944-0-1177567224-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:57:09 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.26] (helo=s3026.mb00.net) id 1JPDQR-0006y1-8O for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:57:07 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=NuOknOre0KlduhZ+5ydASLI3s9ewVOp9v3A0wdmo9uHtTRSakTjRvQ7Ub8m//rvY57qivpvj1YC0kgjcocdwwvU+O+SHuS0Io/Ey4X10AAhQKGW3L7SN72fgM+DLmAXk; by s3026.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA79396; Tue, 12 Feb 2008 23:04:08 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 00:57:09 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1202866805.735 Subject: CONCUPISCENCE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-20311-0-1202886021" --MIME_BOUNDARY-20311-0-1202886021 Word of the Day: Concupiscence (noun) Pronunciation: [kahn-kyê-'pi-shênts] Definition: A powerful lust, especially sexual, for something. Usage: The word is often used as the antonym of Platonic love. St. Augustine wrote on marriage and concupiscence, noting that the avoidance of concupiscence toward the spouses of others is not enough; married couples should extirpate it from their relationship, too. Suggested Usage: The word may be used metaphorically to express a strong, visceral desire for anything: "Her concupiscence for chocolate keeps her in Tae Bo classes constantly". You might also say, "His concupiscence for work left his family in despair", instead of calling him a workaholic. Etymology: Latin concupiscere "to desire ardently", from com- "with" + cupere "to desire". The stem cup- underlies "Cupid" and "cupidity", from cupido "desire". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. 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Suggested Usage: The word may be used metaphorically to express a strong, visceral desire for anything: "Her concupiscence for chocolate keeps her in Tae Bo classes constantly". You might also say, "His concupiscence for work left his family in despair", instead of calling him a workaholic Etymology: Latin concupiscere "to desire ardently", from com- "with" + cupere "to desire". The stem cup- underlies "Cupid" and "cupidity", from cupido "desire". –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.54s9.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20311-0-1202886021-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 07 Sep 2007 08:31:59 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.207] (helo=s3207.mb00.net) id 1ITXNk-0005C4-T8 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 07 Sep 2007 08:31:59 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=b7/Ge7KEiAe+cHEzX/U8U82VL6LWCLZxOJKcmDfd7dBRFjLmuG3fkTJdqECmkbaaEjv0PJqNWqSVAFLmZnPICixX9Lf8+PMiR/C3GZu5J7jhzmxJGEhTcqEJp0XCSmL/; by s3207.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA24530; Thu, 6 Sep 2007 23:04:28 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 23:31:56 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1189037234.22884 Subject: NEBBISH: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-24897-0-1189144824" --MIME_BOUNDARY-24897-0-1189144824 Word of the Day: Nebbish (noun) Pronunciation: ['ne-bish] Definition: A weak-willed, ineffectual person; a person who, entering a room, leaves the impression that someone just left; a person whose life runs, ironically, on the law of an Irishman named Murphy: "If anything can go wrong, it will." Usage: The plural of today's word is "nebbishes". Otherwise it is a lexical orphan with no accompanying adjective or verb. Something of a lexical nebbish, appropriately enough. The difference between a nebbish and a schlemiel is that a nebbish is always pitied while attitudes toward a schlemiel can be harsher. Leo Rosten claimed that a nebbish picks up what a schlemiel knocks over. The quintessential nebbish is, of course, the Woody Allen characters of Allen's early films. Suggested Usage: Rosten tells this story of an up-and-coming young nebbish. A seventh-grader was so late coming home from school that his mother was frantic. "What happened to you?" she cried. "They made me traffic guard today, Mama, and I had to make all the kids wait until I stopped all cars and gave the signal it was safe to cross". "But you should have been home two hours ago!" "Mama, you can't believe how long I had to wait for a car I could stop to come along!" So, don't be a nebbish=97get some chutzpah! Etymology: "Nebbish" comes from Yiddish "nebech" that comes from Czech neboh(=FD) "poor, unfortunate". The root, is boh meaning "god" today in Slavic languages but the adjective bohat=FD, which should mean "having a god", actually means "rich". It would seem the Slavic gods sided with the well-to-do in the past. "Pagoda" is of the same root, from the Tamil pagavadi, borrowed from Sanskrit bhagavati "goddess" from bhagah "good fortune". The last word also underlies Sanskrit Bhagavad-Gita "song of the blessed", the important Hindu devotional work. Finally, baksheesh, the Middle Eastern bribe or gratuity, depending on your perspective, comes from Persian bakhshidan "to give", based on the same root that underlies "nebbish." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. 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Word of the Day: Nebbish (noun) Pronunciation: ['ne-bish] Definition: A weak-willed, ineffectual person; a person who, entering a room, leaves the impression that someone just left; a person whose life runs, ironically, on the law of an Irishman named Murphy: "If anything can go wrong, it will." Usage: The plural of today's word is "nebbishes". Otherwise it is a lexical orphan with no accompanying adjective or verb. Something of a lexical nebbish, appropriately enough. The difference between a nebbish and a schlemiel is that a nebbish is always pitied while attitudes toward a schlemiel can be harsher. Leo Rosten claimed that a nebbish picks up what a schlemiel knocks over. The quintessential nebbish is, of course, the Woody Allen characters of Allen's early films. Suggested Usage: Rosten tells this story of an up-and-coming young nebbish. A seventh-grader was so late coming home from school that his mother was frantic. "What happened to you?" she cried. "They made me traffic guard today, Mama, and I had to make all the kids wait until I stopped all cars and gave the signal it was safe to cross". "But you should have been home two hours ago!" "Mama, you can't believe how long I had to wait for a car I could stop to come along!" So, don't be a nebbish—get some chutzpah! Etymology: "Nebbish" comes from Yiddish "nebech" that comes from Czech neboh(ý) "poor, unfortunate". The root, is boh meaning "god" today in Slavic languages but the adjective bohatý, which should mean "having a god", actually means "rich". It would seem the Slavic gods sided with the well-to-do in the past. "Pagoda" is of the same root, from the Tamil pagavadi, borrowed from Sanskrit bhagavati "goddess" from bhagah "good fortune". The last word also underlies Sanskrit Bhagavad-Gita "song of the blessed", the important Hindu devotional work. Finally, baksheesh, the Middle Eastern bribe or gratuity, depending on your perspective, comes from Persian bakhshidan "to give", based on the same root that underlies "nebbish." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.29bf.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-24897-0-1189144824-- Thu, 07 Jan 2010 09:43:11 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin12.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NSnxO-1EQDiq0; Thu, 7 Jan 2010 09:43:02 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=iRR4QVzDhtv3BtYaS4TX5ICX4BQHb5rasVqkbqi+jhanGJ2RUSNzmqtjOo+8kYxDLKl59rB3zCTnqY+/S7yk8rB1TxFaozT+7WOp5X0T3QnaZyKiNjLtae12WYr0Y/GQ; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0771PJx035840; Wed, 6 Jan 2010 23:01:25 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 7 Jan 2010 00:43:02 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1262561382.90429 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Parched Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-26846-0-1262847608" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-07T08:43:11Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1262853782-000048C0-5740CF30/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 7d3b7cc8-b6a6-490b-997c-13e17351a978 --MIME_BOUNDARY-26846-0-1262847608 Word of the Day: Parched (adjective) Pronunciation: [pahrcht] Definition: Made extremely dry or thirsty. Usage: Parched is used appropriately as a synonym for extremely thirsty, usually as a result of extremely warm weather, sun, or wind. While people certainly may be parched, so may any living thing. A desert becomes parched when it is dried by the sun and wind of any excess moisture, and plant life is described in the same context. Food items, such as extremely dried corn or beans, are also characterized as parched. Suggested Usage: Parched is like the grandmother of thirsty and the mother (or aunt) of "really stinking thirsty". You're not parched when you step off the football field and grab a Gatorade. No, you're parched when you're walking along the side of the road forty miles outside of Tombstone, Arizona in mid-August, haven't had a drink since the morning, haven't seen a car for two hours, and are holding out your thumb in desperation to get a ride to a gas station. Wait -- there's one in the distance! You run for it but collapse, realizing it's only a mirage. Guess you should have packed a canteen, big guy. Etymology: The past participle parched, meaning dried to extremity, has been present in the English language since the middle of the 1400s. In the mid 1200s, the present parch was already in use. These words are both related to the Middle English term perchen, itself a variation of the much more recognizable perishen, meaning "to perish". Both parch and perish have survived, each taking on a slightly different meaning. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1262561382.90429:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fggv.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-26846-0-1262847608 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Click these ads to save on your exact brand and prescription of contacts. Have your lenses delivered to your door right when you need them. Shop now! Parched (adjective) Pronunciation: [pahrcht] Definition: Made extremely dry or thirsty. Usage: Parched is used appropriately as a synonym for extremely thirsty, usually as a result of extremely warm weather, sun, or wind. While people certainly may be parched, so may any living thing. A desert becomes parched when it is dried by the sun and wind of any excess moisture, and plant life is described in the same context. Food items, such as extremely dried corn or beans, are also characterized as parched. Suggested Usage: Parched is like the grandmother of thirsty and the mother (or aunt) of "really stinking thirsty". You're not parched when you step off the football field and grab a Gatorade. No, you're parched when you're walking along the side of the road forty miles outside of Tombstone, Arizona in mid-August, haven't had a drink since the morning, haven't seen a car for two hours, and are holding out your thumb in desperation to get a ride to a gas station. Wait -- there's one in the distance! You run for it but collapse, realizing it's only a mirage. Guess you should have packed a canteen, big guy. Etymology: The past participle parched, meaning dried to extremity, has been present in the English language since the middle of the 1400s. In the mid 1200s, the present parch was already in use. These words are both related to the Middle English term perchen, itself a variation of the much more recognizable perishen, meaning "to perish". Both parch and perish have survived, each taking on a slightly different meaning. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-26846-0-1262847608-- Received: from mailin01.aul.t-online.de (mailin01.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.42]) Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:30:02 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin01.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NRiK6-2JPYQ40; Mon, 4 Jan 2010 09:29:58 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=TGQfMQu93R9qBXfccf+gwbpVe9oIIUF7xeBjrPUJtvuL1jf8Qy+c3KDO8c+V+g781WqN64OKwkVzcirFQ5B2NUQYkTL/srqFjXeCsV24iJgCS3s+5m0mW1Au8c9TqswE; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0471Fq9088007; Sun, 3 Jan 2010 23:01:15 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 4 Jan 2010 00:29:58 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1262366845.68498 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Bias Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-53615-0-1262588409" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-04T08:30:02Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1262593799-00006159-9AD70CFD/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: ada10015-def7-443a-b9e0-a215514f1b41 --MIME_BOUNDARY-53615-0-1262588409 Word of the Day: Bias (noun) Pronunciation: ['bahy-uh s] Definition: An inclination (often against), a partiality, a prejudice. Usage: Bias describes the tendency to believe or feel one way or the other. Contrary to popular usage, it is not necessarily a tendency against something. Use it in a way that demonstrates how reasonable you are, like explaining to your teacher that you feel cheaters never win. That's why you express bias towards the rest of the suck-ups in your class. Suggested Usage: While bias does not always mean an unfair, unreasoned prejudice, it is most commonly used in this context. (That's why "media bias" is usually looked at as a bad thing.) It also means a line on a piece of fabric that goes against the grain at a 45 degree angle. You might say, "I can't wear that! It has a terrible bias." Etymology: The Old Proven=E7al word biais (plural: also biais) is the root of this word, but no one knows whence it was borrowed. It is uncertain when it was adopted widely in France, although it is sometimes traced in Middle French usage to 1520. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1262366845.68498:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fg0a.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-53615-0-1262588409 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Bias (noun) Pronunciation: ['bahy-uh s] Definition: An inclination (often against), a partiality, a prejudice. Usage: Bias describes the tendency to believe or feel one way or the other. Contrary to popular usage, it is not necessarily a tendency against something. Use it in a way that demonstrates how reasonable you are, like explaining to your teacher that you feel cheaters never win. That's why you express bias towards the rest of the suck-ups in your class. Suggested Usage: While bias does not always mean an unfair, unreasoned prejudice, it is most commonly used in this context. (That's why "media bias" is usually looked at as a bad thing.) It also means a line on a piece of fabric that goes against the grain at a 45 degree angle. You might say, "I can't wear that! It has a terrible bias." Etymology: The Old Provençal word biais (plural: also biais) is the root of this word, but no one knows whence it was borrowed. It is uncertain when it was adopted widely in France, although it is sometimes traced in Middle French usage to 1520. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-53615-0-1262588409-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 24 Dec 2007 21:10:39 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.34] (helo=s3034.mb00.net) id 1J6tdG-0003Sr-CO for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 24 Dec 2007 21:10:38 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=HeU+Ju9zn84f2pOi7iLmc7xNunKA8QrF+fStCBvNr/tYUkRnfW4eOF1pC0Ad2j+TFSMsgY6+yvb/eEjo/SbNAcEZ+w1ub+VsqdDFzUivtqTQcKGCNVOUNynRG0xf9d6R; by s3034.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id LAA28531; Mon, 24 Dec 2007 11:06:06 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2007 12:10:39 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198437019.2895 Subject: PARASKAVEDEKATRIAPHOBIA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-22176-0-1198522834" --MIME_BOUNDARY-22176-0-1198522834 Word of the Day: Paraskavedekatriaphobia (noun) Pronunciation: [pê-ræs-kê-vey-dê-kæ-tri-ê-'fo-bi-yê] Definition: The Fear of Friday the Thirteenth, a form of triskaidekaphobia, the fear of the number thirteen. Usage: The fear of Friday the 13th originated in two fears: the fear of Friday and the fear of the number "13". Why? Well, no one knows so we won't repeat any of the urban myths that have arisen to explain either. The fear of 13 is clearly much greater than the fear of Friday, since the 13th floor is regularly omitted from high-rise buildings, 13th Street and 13th Avenue are often omitted in street numbering, and no one would dare invite 13 guests to sit around the table for dinner--at least one would surely die within a year. Suggested Usage: Most people fear this word more than breaking a mirror while walking under a ladder to avoid a black cat on Friday 13th. It is long but pronounceable with a little practice: "Paraskavedekatriaphobia is among the leading causes of loss of productivity since many sufferers avoid coming to work on that day". For the adjective, just replace the final [a] with a [c], "Freemont is an old paraskavedekatriaphobic who never leaves the house on Friday the 13th." Etymology: Today's word is a humorous concoction that no Greek would ever utter. It seems to be based on the Greek word for Friday "paraskeue" + dekatria "thirteen" (deka "ten" + tria "three;" not "thirteenth", which is "dekatreis") + fobos "fear" + ia, a noun suffix. "Friday the Thirteenth" in Modern Greek is "Paraskeue kai dekatreis". If you are worried today, we thought you might like to know that your worry has a name. Best of luck to all of you from everyone of us (who came to work today) here at yourDictionary. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Uggs for Christmas! 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Usage: The fear of Friday the 13th originated in two fears: the fear of Friday and the fear of the number "13". Why? Well, no one knows so we won't repeat any of the urban myths that have arisen to explain either. The fear of 13 is clearly much greater than the fear of Friday, since the 13th floor is regularly omitted from high-rise buildings, 13th Street and 13th Avenue are often omitted in street numbering, and no one would dare invite 13 guests to sit around the table for dinner--at least one would surely die within a year. Suggested Usage: Most people fear this word more than breaking a mirror while walking under a ladder to avoid a black cat on Friday 13th. It is long but pronounceable with a little practice: "Paraskavedekatriaphobia is among the leading causes of loss of productivity since many sufferers avoid coming to work on that day". For the adjective, just replace the final [a] with a [c], "Freemont is an old paraskavedekatriaphobic who never leaves the house on Friday the 13th." Etymology: Today's word is a humorous concoction that no Greek would ever utter. It seems to be based on the Greek word for Friday "paraskeue" + dekatria "thirteen" (deka "ten" + tria "three;" not "thirteenth", which is "dekatreis") + fobos "fear" + ia, a noun suffix. "Friday the Thirteenth" in Modern Greek is "Paraskeue kai dekatreis". If you are worried today, we thought you might like to know that your worry has a name. Best of luck to all of you from everyone of us (who came to work today) here at yourDictionary. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Ugg - Ultimate Short (Sand) - from Zappos.com The Ultimate offers well-defined lines and a more extravagant outsole equally perfect for walking to the subway or to the chairlift. You'll surely stay warm with the shearling lining and fold-down cuff. Fully lined with plush fleece. 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Usage: The adjective, obnubilate [êb-'n(y)u-bê-lêt] "beclouded" is rarely used in favor of the regular past participle, "obnubilated", as in "The faces in the room became obnubilate in the thick cigar smoke". As you can see, it deserves better. Suggested Usage: This is a swell word with which to obnubilate the fact that you aren't very smart (if that is the case), "This is a purely intuitive issue, Francine; don't obnubilate it with facts and figures". If you are smart, there are many more ways to use it: "Esther did not allow her husband's funeral to obnubilate her Saturday morning golf match with Francine." Etymology: Latin obnubilat-, past participle of obnubilare "to cover with clouds or fog" from nubilus "cloudy" the adjective from nubes "cloud". This word is akin to nebula "vapor, fog, smoke", nimbus "rainstorm", and nubo "to cover, veil". The same ancient root gave Sanskrit nabhas "vapor, cloud", German Nebel "fog, mist", Greek nephos "clouds", Russian nebo "sky". This word is unrelated to "nubile" which comes from nubilis "marriageable" the adjective from nubere "take a husband." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.1sxw.11.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.1sxw.12.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1186468054.28278:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1sxw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5846-0-1186470030 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Obnubilate (verb) Pronunciation: [êb-'nu-bê-leyt or ahb-'nyu-bê-leyt] Definition: To darken, dim, especially to becloud. Usage: The adjective, obnubilate [êb-'n(y)u-bê-lêt] "beclouded" is rarely used in favor of the regular past participle, "obnubilated", as in "The faces in the room became obnubilate in the thick cigar smoke". As you can see, it deserves better. Suggested Usage: This is a swell word with which to obnubilate the fact that you aren't very smart (if that is the case), "This is a purely intuitive issue, Francine; don't obnubilate it with facts and figures". If you are smart, there are many more ways to use it: "Esther did not allow her husband's funeral to obnubilate her Saturday morning golf match with Francine." Etymology: Latin obnubilat-, past participle of obnubilare "to cover with clouds or fog" from nubilus "cloudy" the adjective from nubes "cloud". This word is akin to nebula "vapor, fog, smoke", nimbus "rainstorm", and nubo "to cover, veil". The same ancient root gave Sanskrit nabhas "vapor, cloud", German Nebel "fog, mist", Greek nephos "clouds", Russian nebo "sky". This word is unrelated to "nubile" which comes from nubilis "marriageable" the adjective from nubere "take a husband." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1sxw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5846-0-1186470030-- X-Symantec-TimeoutProtection: 0 by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:21:44 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.169] (helo=s3169.mb00.net) id 1IxSTf-0001zX-3i for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:21:43 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=dsIkuE49u9G7yCUAMvfx48C+GJphuEB41DrDVeVRY6jVLmk1eKK9+/MAH7GUxJ0ZAwMlhLn3mKRtrltKDXS2e9J354YANs9+v0Th26Y7jpEnLBwuSxGIVARWGgRaBZ6X; by s3169.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id KAA03006; Wed, 28 Nov 2007 10:01:50 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 11:21:43 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1196272695.24047 Subject: JEHU: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13317-0-1196272704" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13317-0-1196272704 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Jehu (noun) Pronunciation: [jee-hyu] Definition: Someone who drives very fast and recklessly; someone who loves driving. Usage: Not to be confused with "yahoo", the race of bestial people in 'Gulliver's Travels' or the popular search engine on the Web. Today's word has no relatives in English (though it may be used as a verb); however, you will find many other interesting words that have migrated from Hebrew to English in the JPS Dictionary of Jewish Words. Suggested Usage:: Jehus may also be drivers or chauffeurs, but the term is used most often in reference to dare-devil driving off the track: "Clarence, don't drive like a jehu; this is a funeral procession, after all". Since this term is relatively rare in the US, the metaphorical possibilities have hardly been explored: "Some jehu out there on the information highway hacked my website last night". We hope you never meet a jehu on life's highway. Etymology: A communization of the proper name "Jehu" from 2 Kings 9:20 "The lookout reported, 'He has reached them, but he isn't coming back either. The driving is like that of Jehu, son of Nimshi=97he drives like a madman.'" Jehu drove a one horsepower chariot=97so we can no longer blame a horsepower-crazed Detroit for freeway driving. We may then say that Jehu, son of Nimshi, is the eponym of today's word and, since it is now a common noun, we may write it with a small letter, even though most dictionaries still capitalize. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! At LowerMyBills.com, consumers are matched with up to five lenders to receive competitive quotes. 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Usage: Not to be confused with "yahoo", the race of bestial people in 'Gulliver's Travels' or the popular search engine on the Web. Today's word has no relatives in English (though it may be used as a verb); however, you will find many other interesting words that have migrated from Hebrew to English in the JPS Dictionary of Jewish Words. Suggested Usage:: Jehus may also be drivers or chauffeurs, but the term is used most often in reference to dare-devil driving off the track: "Clarence, don't drive like a jehu; this is a funeral procession, after all". Since this term is relatively rare in the US, the metaphorical possibilities have hardly been explored: "Some jehu out there on the information highway hacked my website last night". We hope you never meet a jehu on life's highway. Etymology: A communization of the proper name "Jehu" from 2 Kings 9:20 "The lookout reported, 'He has reached them, but he isn't coming back either. The driving is like that of Jehu, son of Nimshi—he drives like a madman.'" Jehu drove a one horsepower chariot—so we can no longer blame a horsepower-crazed Detroit for freeway driving. We may then say that Jehu, son of Nimshi, is the eponym of today's word and, since it is now a common noun, we may write it with a small letter, even though most dictionaries still capitalize. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Cold and Flu Guide Learn what the levels of illness are in your area with our up-to-date tracker. Also, read about cold and flu and what you can do to help protect your family. Click to LYSOL® Cold & Flu Prevention Guide>> Save $5.00* on a Pediatrician Visit When you buy any two different LYSOL® products save $5.00* on a Pediatrician Visit. Click here for more information>> *$5.00 Mail-In Reward valid 6/24/07 - 12/31/07. Open to legal U.S. residents excluding RI. Void where prohibited. SAVE ON LYSOL® Products Click here to download and print out your LYSOL® coupons today. 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Word of the Day: Halcyon (noun) Pronunciation: ['hæl-si-ên ] Definition: A fabled bird that nested around the winter solstice, building its nest on the seas, which it charmed into calmness until its eggs hatched; the kingfisher. As an adjective it means "calm, tranquil." Usage: It is heard almost exclusively in the phrase "halcyon days" referring to days of unperturbed solace and contentment. Suggested Usage: Here is a beautiful word that could make our language more mellifluous if used more often: "After a halcyon vacation in the wilderness, Fritz adjusted slowly to the frenetic pace of the office". Some people have a look suggesting the halcyon: "Her halcyon gaze allayed all his anxieties in a moment." Etymology: Greek (h)alkuon "kingfisher, halcyon" possibly from hals "salt, sea" + kuon, the present participle of kuo "conceive." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Treat your feet! Crocs Footwear is legendary in its comfort status. 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Some people have a look suggesting the halcyon: "Her halcyon gaze allayed all his anxieties in a moment." Etymology: Greek (h)alkuon "kingfisher, halcyon" possibly from hals "salt, sea" + kuon, the present participle of kuo "conceive." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.10hw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4673-0-1181800827-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 29 Nov 2007 09:29:24 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.44] (helo=s3044.mb00.net) id 1Ixelr-0004Lm-Ds for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 29 Nov 2007 09:29:21 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=uLR17vZoVJl5flHi961Hx7zWIsLz2ouYe0BkuWptfB42znbOHJ9IxHGIHY+WD7lxUrPtyQRmZvLxkJeL5CPidWMFZ4YoiiWMmhAtoLhS1qJHeGKg5hZXlJDD6JZJA5ru; by s3044.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA08566; Wed, 28 Nov 2007 23:04:23 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:29:19 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1196286701.20028 Subject: CONTAGIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6030-0-1196319616" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6030-0-1196319616 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Contagious (adjective) Pronunciation: [kên-'tey-jês] Definition: Communicable; able to carry or transmit disease. Usage: In a strict sense, and in keeping with its etymology, "contagious" is used to describe diseases that are transmitted by close contact, in contrast to "infectious" diseases, transmitted by air or water: SARS is infectious; AIDS is contagious. In common usage, however, "infectious" and "contagious" are considered synonymous. Something contagious is a "contagion"; it exhibits "contagiousness" and behaves "contagiously." Suggested Usage: When used figuratively, it seems that "infectious" is generally applied to good things like laughter, good humor and enthusiasm. "Contagious" can cover these, too, but it more often deals with negative emotions: "In the Stock Market today, the panic was contagious". Other types of contagion abound: "I'm afraid the new recruit has just been exposed to the contagion of Steve's disillusionment." Etymology: From the Latin prefix con- "with", implying closeness, and "tangere", to touch; "contingency" and "contiguous" have the same derivation. A "tangent" is a line that touches a curve at only one point, and something "tangible" is touchable. "Tactus", the past participle of "tangere", gives us "tactile", relating to touch, "tact", a delicate emotional touch, and "intact", untouched. Finally, there is "tax", a touch that none of us seems to be able to avoid. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! At LowerMyBills.com, consumers are matched with up to five lenders to receive competitive quotes. 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Usage: In a strict sense, and in keeping with its etymology, "contagious" is used to describe diseases that are transmitted by close contact, in contrast to "infectious" diseases, transmitted by air or water: SARS is infectious; AIDS is contagious. In common usage, however, "infectious" and "contagious" are considered synonymous. Something contagious is a "contagion"; it exhibits "contagiousness" and behaves "contagiously." Suggested Usage:: When used figuratively, it seems that "infectious" is generally applied to good things like laughter, good humor and enthusiasm. "Contagious" can cover these, too, but it more often deals with negative emotions: "In the Stock Market today, the panic was contagious". Other types of contagion abound: "I'm afraid the new recruit has just been exposed to the contagion of Steve's disillusionment." Etymology: From the Latin prefix con- "with", implying closeness, and "tangere", to touch; "contingency" and "contiguous" have the same derivation. A "tangent" is a line that touches a curve at only one point, and something "tangible" is touchable. "Tactus", the past participle of "tangere", gives us "tactile", relating to touch, "tact", a delicate emotional touch, and "intact", untouched. Finally, there is "tax", a touch that none of us seems to be able to avoid. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Cold and Flu Guide Learn what the levels of illness are in your area with our up-to-date tracker. Also, read about cold and flu and what you can do to help protect your family. Click to LYSOL® Cold & Flu Prevention Guide>> Save $5.00* on a Pediatrician Visit When you buy any two different LYSOL® products save $5.00* on a Pediatrician Visit. Click here for more information>> *$5.00 Mail-In Reward valid 6/24/07 - 12/31/07. Open to legal U.S. residents excluding RI. Void where prohibited. SAVE ON LYSOL® Products Click here to download and print out your LYSOL® coupons today. 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Word of the Day: Blether (verb) Pronunciation: ['ble-dhêr] Definition: To jabber blether (nonsense); to blabber nonsensically. Usage: Seldom is the vowel so unimportant in a word as it is in today's. In the US today, a blithering idiot blathers. How come? Not everything melts in the melting pot. The original word is "blether", which offers us today the choice of [e], [a] or [i] as a root vowel from different dialects. Today, "blither" and "blather" are acceptable alternative spellings and pronunciations. In his poem 'Vision' (1786), Robert Burns describes how he wasted his youth "stringing blethers up in rhyme, For fools to sing". As you can see, "blether" is also a noun. "Blithe" is unrelated. Suggested Usage: What this means is that you may substitute either [a] or [i] for the vowel of the word in the following examples. "I told him I would rather eat okra than go out with him and left him blethering billingsgate by the water cooler". You may consider the [e] a place-holder for the other two vowels unless you live in a region that actually uses the original pronunciation: "Bernadette blethered all evening about her previous boyfriends while I sat by her thinking about mama's cooking." Etymology: Originally from the PIE *bhle-. With different suffixes, this root appears in "blast", "blow", "blaze", "bladder", not to mention German blasen "blow". English borrowed it from Old Norse bladhra "chatter", probably related to the idea of blowing hot air in English. The initial PIE [bh] became [f] in Latin, so the same root can be found in Latin flare "blow", which underlies both "flatulent" and "flavor" in English. For another slice of PIE, please read our FAQ sheet, linked to the front page. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! If you're looking for a Father's Day gift, chances are very good that you'll find one at In the Hole! Golf. 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If you're looking for a Father's Day gift, chances are very good that you'll find one at In the Hole! Golf. They carry the most innovative products in the golf industry, and we really like that they personally review and evaluate all of the products they carry. Back-saving push carts Fancy new golf bags All kinds of clubs, gloves, and balls Videos and training aids Gift Certificates to let Dad choose! Dear ol' dad will thank you! Word of the Day: Blether (Verb) Pronunciation: ['ble-dhêr] Definition: To jabber blether (nonsense); to blabber nonsensically. Usage: Seldom is the vowel so unimportant in a word as it is in today's. In the US today, a blithering idiot blathers. How come? Not everything melts in the melting pot. The original word is "blether", which offers us today the choice of [e], [a] or [i] as a root vowel from different dialects. Today, "blither" and "blather" are acceptable alternative spellings and pronunciations. In his poem 'Vision' (1786), Robert Burns describes how he wasted his youth "stringing blethers up in rhyme, For fools to sing". As you can see, "blether" is also a noun. "Blithe" is unrelated. Suggested Usage: What this means is that you may substitute either [a] or [i] for the vowel of the word in the following examples. "I told him I would rather eat okra than go out with him and left him blethering billingsgate by the water cooler". You may consider the [e] a place-holder for the other two vowels unless you live in a region that actually uses the original pronunciation: "Bernadette blethered all evening about her previous boyfriends while I sat by her thinking about mama's cooking." Etymology: Originally from the PIE *bhle-. With different suffixes, this root appears in "blast", "blow", "blaze", "bladder", not to mention German blasen "blow". English borrowed it from Old Norse bladhra "chatter", probably related to the idea of blowing hot air in English. The initial PIE [bh] became [f] in Latin, so the same root can be found in Latin flare "blow", which underlies both "flatulent" and "flavor" in English. For another slice of PIE, please read our FAQ sheet, linked to the front page. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.voa.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-23497-0-1181196011-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.47]) Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:55:48 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin10.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Ngwib-1Q74ds0; Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:54:13 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=crXvmziyPCb1Jp7t0ksmVzid1hIU0z5dYm6GcMUynQXOGeBbqRgt9wi+m66GF6xkWsQIt/wq8k2++894lhDV94aAKl3BX6+/2W/e4WyFmL5noqJW4+ubaSrEbXJ2TjgE; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1F71DE5064619; Sun, 14 Feb 2010 23:01:13 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:54:13 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266211520.11895 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Sobriquet Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-47856-0-1266217205" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-15T08:55:48Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266224054-00006BD2-CCB29781/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: 8cf4d7cb-e493-4a27-a14e-aa6d1f1bb31b --MIME_BOUNDARY-47856-0-1266217205 News for 2/15/2010: * Recovery Rides Debt * Don't Teach Dependency on Government * Tax Increases Make Wealthy Flee Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fvgn.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Sobriquet (noun) Pronunciation: ['soh-bruh-key] Definition: A nickname or assumed name. Usage: Sobriquet, a word for nickname, is uncomplicated in its usage: it means simply nickname or assumed name, and it may be applied to casual nicknames such as John or to the pennames of authors. More complicated, however, is the word=92s origin. Guesses abound as to where the French term originated, but one knows exactly where it comes from, although the literal meaning in French is rather interesting (see etymology). Suggested Usage: The next time someone calls you a foolish nickname, tell them that you don=92t approve of your sobriquet, and leave it at that. Just make sure you don=92t pronounce it "so bricket", or unforgivably, "sober kweet", greatly diminishing the element of class you=92ve demonstrated by your large vocabulary. SO-bruh-kay just sounds so much more French, doesn=92t it? Etymology: Sobriquet is a word of uncertain origin, although it is clear that English speakers reappropriated the French word of the same spelling. In French, sobriquet literally means "a chuck under the chin". Some have suggested that the prefix of the word comes from the Latin sub, or under; beyond this, linguists and etymologists are simply not sure. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266211520.11895:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fvgn.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-47856-0-1266217205 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/15/2010: Recovery Rides Debt Don't Teach Dependency on Government Tax Increases Make Wealthy Flee Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Sobriquet (noun) Pronunciation: ['soh-bruh-key] Definition: A nickname or assumed name. Usage: Sobriquet, a word for nickname, is uncomplicated in its usage: it means simply nickname or assumed name, and it may be applied to casual nicknames such as John or to the pennames of authors. More complicated, however, is the word’s origin. Guesses abound as to where the French term originated, but one knows exactly where it comes from, although the literal meaning in French is rather interesting (see etymology). Suggested Usage: The next time someone calls you a foolish nickname, tell them that you don’t approve of your sobriquet, and leave it at that. Just make sure you don’t pronounce it "so bricket", or unforgivably, "sober kweet", greatly diminishing the element of class you’ve demonstrated by your large vocabulary. SO-bruh-kay just sounds so much more French, doesn’t it? Etymology: Sobriquet is a word of uncertain origin, although it is clear that English speakers reappropriated the French word of the same spelling. In French, sobriquet literally means "a chuck under the chin". Some have suggested that the prefix of the word comes from the Latin sub, or under; beyond this, linguists and etymologists are simply not sure. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-47856-0-1266217205-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 13 Oct 2007 08:35:50 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.80] (helo=s3080.mb00.net) id 1IgabD-0006oO-3s for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 13 Oct 2007 08:35:49 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ZHBk/PBVkwYNl9IMzZkp7DMmVaIj1cOBUkUb+4AoHIGUTOOFMfi0XnhfzfYsHg9B+1YOR2pAJMatLpBv3gFiFxrSgYqhIPod4YJSZObtl7ZZWDCzEmIBz2m3W2ra3Eke; by s3080.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA76518; Fri, 12 Oct 2007 23:03:10 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 23:35:47 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1192227245.7133 Subject: KIBITZ: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-441-0-1192255209" --MIME_BOUNDARY-441-0-1192255209 Word of the Day: Kibitz (verb) Pronunciation: ['ki-bits] Definition: To look on without participating; to offer meddlesome advice to others; to talk idly or annoyingly. Usage: Today's word is not to be confused with a kibbutz (plural "kibbutzim"), with accent on the second syllable, the communal farms in Israel. A kibitzer is someone whose participation does not move beyond words; a back-seat driver is a kibitzer. Suggested Usage: The first meaning of today's word is someone who looks on without participating, "I have the only wife in the world who kibitzes when we watch television! I never know what the shows are about". But it also means to offer meddlesome advice, "I don't have a lawyer but a legal kibitzer who has never seen the inside of a courtroom." Etymology: Today's is a Yiddish word from German kiebitzen "to look on at cards" based on kiebitz "lapwing, pewit (bird)" by onomatopoeia (sound imitation). "Kibitz" itself may be imitative of a bird chirping to emphasize the fact that it refers to someone who talks annoyingly. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Suggested Usage: The first meaning of today's word is someone who looks on without participating, "I have the only wife in the world who kibitzes when we watch television! I never know what the shows are about". But it also means to offer meddlesome advice, "I don't have a lawyer but a legal kibitzer who has never seen the inside of a courtroom." Etymology: Today's is a Yiddish word from German kiebitzen "to look on at cards" based on kiebitz "lapwing, pewit (bird)" by onomatopoeia (sound imitation). "Kibitz" itself may be imitative of a bird chirping to emphasize the fact that it refers to someone who talks annoyingly. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2wtk.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-441-0-1192255209-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 11 Nov 2007 08:47:43 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.85] (helo=s3085.mb00.net) id 1Ir7Xg-0002ks-FX for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 11 Nov 2007 08:47:42 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=MLY+Ar3jUH60GSn3rv3quvnrj3SleirO9zBK2dzKoftazcjmNYyG4DsTegTjVpH4pscAxm3RITSeOrY+d2XvivGNBR3FXR0L+MQR+x/o6nvO7fGEDo8o1crFJmikL0pz; by s3085.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA10274; Sat, 10 Nov 2007 23:02:55 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2007 23:47:40 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1194748668.4372 Subject: MALFEASANCE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1999-0-1194764429" --MIME_BOUNDARY-1999-0-1194764429 Word of the Day: Malfeasance (noun) Pronunciation: [mæl-'fee-zêns] Definition: Abuse of one's position in a public or private organization. Usage: A foreigner learning English might consider "malfeasance", "malevolence" [mæ-'le-vê-lêns], "malefaction" [mê-le-'fæk-shên] and conclude that English men must be rather awful. But these words are related by their incorporation of the Latin word malus "bad" and have nothing to do with males. The basic meaning of malevolent is "ill-wishing, malicious", while malefaction refers to evil-doing of any sort. Today's word refers specifically to misconduct of office or position. The adjective is "malfeasant." Suggested Usage: The recent collapse of the Enron corporation suggests that all three of the mal-words might be applicable there. Seldom in the history of business has such wide-spread malfeasance been alleged. The Justice Department thinks Enron's accounting firm was equally malfeasant. Keep in mind, however, private offices are as susceptible to malfeasance as public ones, "Mom! If you don't bake apple pie and put out a US flag on the Fourth of July it will be malfeasance of motherhood!" Etymology: Old French malfaisant "malfeasant", present participle of malfaire "to do evil" from mal "bad" + faire "to do". The French verb devolved from Latin malefacere based on mal-us "bad" + facere "do", the same stem underlying "malefactor." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. + Birthdays + Weddings + Babies + Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-10484641 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1194748668.4372:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3ff0.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1999-0-1194764429 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Malfeasance (noun) Pronunciation: [mæl-'fee-zêns] Definition: Abuse of one's position in a public or private organization. Usage: A foreigner learning English might consider "malfeasance", "malevolence" [mæ-'le-vê-lêns], "malefaction" [mê-le-'fæk-shên] and conclude that English men must be rather awful. But these words are related by their incorporation of the Latin word malus "bad" and have nothing to do with males. The basic meaning of malevolent is "ill-wishing, malicious", while malefaction refers to evil-doing of any sort. Today's Word refers specifically to misconduct of office or position. The adjective is "malfeasant." Suggested Usage: The recent collapse of the Enron corporation suggests that all three of the mal-words might be applicable there. Seldom in the history of business has such wide-spread malfeasance been alleged. The Justice Department thinks Enron's accounting firm was equally malfeasant. Keep in mind, however, private offices are as susceptible to malfeasance as public ones, "Mom! If you don't bake apple pie and put out a US flag on the Fourth of July it will be malfeasance of motherhood!" Etymology: Old French malfaisant "malfeasant", present participle of malfaire "to do evil" from mal "bad" + faire "to do". The French verb devolved from Latin malefacere based on mal-us "bad" + facere "do", the same stem underlying "malefactor". (There is no malfeasance on the part of Phyllis Stabler, our most loyal contributor of words, who suggested yet another for us today.) —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3ff0.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1999-0-1194764429-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 29 Oct 2007 08:24:51 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.239] (helo=s3239.mb00.net) id 1ImOzS-00030C-Jq for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 29 Oct 2007 08:24:50 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=pxSQWSZrzWuhXl9IKR3u3HanfWTGH8/vudqgh0Qf3bZI9dR2LVFPW8z0kx1psern0oeA1W76P/I7FRjaD+6cKqas8r2Q6JfkO8OkzVBMRpijj+GCTZugBjzEAuzBAvoi; by s3239.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA45077; Sun, 28 Oct 2007 23:02:54 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 00:24:50 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1193594628.28652 Subject: LITOTES: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5241-0-1193637629" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5241-0-1193637629 Word of the Day: Litotes (noun) Pronunciation: ['li-tê-teez, lI-'to-teez] Definition: A figure of speech that uses dramatic understatement to express a positive idea by negating its opposite. Usage: An expression that uses litotes is "litotic" and one can speak "litotically". Litotes is a form of meiosis "understatement", the opposite of "hyperbole" or rhetorical exaggeration. When Tom Jones sings "It's not unusual" when he means "it is usual" he is engaging in a perfect example of litotes. While some instances of litotes may seem to be double negatives, this kind of double negative is OK since it serves an honorable literary function (as the next section explains). Suggested Usage: Litotes is a rhetorical trope which can be used for a not unsubtle effect. It can be used to soften the blow of an unwelcome truth as when your friend says that your blind date is "not unattractive". We also find a kind of ironic emphasis in reverse: "While I wasn't looking forward to that dinner party, the evening was not at all unpleasant". Not all litotic phrases involve double negative, as we see in Queen Victoria's classic British understatement, "We are not amused". Not too shabby, eh? Etymology: From Greek litotes "simplicity" from litos meaning "plain, simple." The Greek root is based on PIE *(s)lei- "flat, slippery" which also underlies English "slime", "slick, "slice", and "slip". Old Irish sleman "smooth" is also related, as is Latvian slieka "earthworm." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo: >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10376521 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1193594628.28652:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.360b.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5241-0-1193637629 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? They are all languages you can learn with Rosetta Stone Language Software! Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo! Word of the Day: Litotes (noun) Pronunciation: ['li-tê-teez, lI-'to-teez] Definition: A figure of speech that uses dramatic understatement to express a positive idea by negating its opposite. Usage: An expression that uses litotes is "litotic" and one can speak "litotically". Litotes is a form of meiosis "understatement", the opposite of "hyperbole" or rhetorical exaggeration. When Tom Jones sings "It's not unusual" when he means "it is usual" he is engaging in a perfect example of litotes. While some instances of litotes may seem to be double negatives, this kind of double negative is OK since it serves an honorable literary function (as the next section explains). Suggested Usage: Litotes is a rhetorical trope which can be used for a not unsubtle effect. It can be used to soften the blow of an unwelcome truth as when your friend says that your blind date is "not unattractive". We also find a kind of ironic emphasis in reverse: "While I wasn't looking forward to that dinner party, the evening was not at all unpleasant". Not all litotic phrases involve double negative, as we see in Queen Victoria's classic British understatement, "We are not amused". Not too shabby, eh? Etymology: From Greek litotes "simplicity" from litos meaning "plain, simple". The Greek root is based on PIE *(s)lei- "flat, slippery" which also underlies English "slime", "slick, "slice", and "slip". Old Irish sleman "smooth" is also related, as is Latvian slieka "earthworm." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.360b.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5241-0-1193637629-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 26 Aug 2007 09:32:38 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.182] (helo=s3182.mb00.net) id 1IPCbu-0006Td-Ge for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 26 Aug 2007 09:32:38 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=DdjLiVISrO8N3II1tW0EF5buqqyXd3/d1EVV582Q4oT98Gr6WfkglAFYq1LrG0ghASktb3eUmtSkmiXM3k0jA+aIoVALd386HbRt/lCsay7UMzq5t1OtamhEu9JGI//r; by s3182.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA97895; Sun, 26 Aug 2007 00:04:02 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2007 00:32:38 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188108395.23089 Subject: ORTHOREXIA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-8785-0-1188111614" --MIME_BOUNDARY-8785-0-1188111614 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Orthorexia (noun) Pronunciation: [or-thê-'rek-si-yê] Definition: An uncontrolable obsession with eating the right food, especially health food. From orthorexia nervosa "right-appetite neurosis", parallel to "anorexia nervosa" or "no-appetite neurosis. " Usage: The contemporary drive to eat the right food has reached the point that it is making some of us neurotic, so many, in fact, that we need a word for the neurosis. Those suffering from orthorexia are "orthorexics", based on the adjective from today's word, "orthorexic", as in "Gary Loop has a misguided orthorexic fixation on chicken and mashed potatoes." Suggested Usage: If Gary truly suffered from orthorexia, he would eat a few lightly cooked vegetables with his meal, back away from the potatoes, and be careful to remove the skin from the chicken. And what about Sue? "Sue's orthorexia is such that she won't eat naturally fertilized vegetables unless she is sure the cows that produced the fertilizer were raised by a kind, enlightened farmer." Etymology: Today's word is a recent combination of Greek orthos "right, true, straight" + orexis (orek-sis) "appetite", the noun from the verb oreg-ein "to reach out for". The Greek word is akin to Latin regere "to lead straight, guide, rule", the past participle or which is rectus "right, straight", found in English "rectitude", "direction", and "correct". The root of the verb is visible in "regulate", "regular", via regula "rod, ruler", which French helped us convert into "rule." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Connect faster to the internet without overpaying. 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Word of the Day: Orthorexia (noun) Pronunciation: [or-thê-'rek-si-yê] Definition: An uncontrolable obsession with eating the right food, especially health food. From orthorexia nervosa "right-appetite neurosis", parallel to "anorexia nervosa" or "no-appetite neurosis. " Usage: The contemporary drive to eat the right food has reached the point that it is making some of us neurotic, so many, in fact, that we need a word for the neurosis. Those suffering from orthorexia are "orthorexics", based on the adjective from today's word, "orthorexic", as in "Gary Loop has a misguided orthorexic fixation on chicken and mashed potatoes." Suggested Usage: If Gary truly suffered from orthorexia, he would eat a few lightly cooked vegetables with his meal, back away from the potatoes, and be careful to remove the skin from the chicken. And what about Sue? "Sue's orthorexia is such that she won't eat naturally fertilized vegetables unless she is sure the cows that produced the fertilizer were raised by a kind, enlightened farmer." Etymology: Today's word is a recent combination of Greek orthos "right, true, straight" + orexis (orek-sis) "appetite", the noun from the verb oreg-ein "to reach out for". The Greek word is akin to Latin regere "to lead straight, guide, rule", the past participle or which is rectus "right, straight", found in English "rectitude", "direction", and "correct". The root of the verb is visible in "regulate", "regular", via regula "rod, ruler", which French helped us convert into "rule." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.23b7.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8785-0-1188111614-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 04 May 2008 08:13:24 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.128] (helo=s3128.mb00.net) id 1JsXTP-0006Z6-T9 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 04 May 2008 08:13:24 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=I4+F02eFvOYXPqPiZSF+EvqgcWbPyau0Ogdki7Y5pCezxBtdzbq+14MVE5ANoMCeLDg9csKHFliot3Ji0onVY+n9KFlGNwxkRaP17P1vvGVZJ/J79wXbf+6kWzMRfmju; by s3128.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA14867; Sat, 3 May 2008 23:01:35 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 3 May 2008 23:13:23 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1209872488.60431 Subject: MICKLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-12488-0-1209880831" --MIME_BOUNDARY-12488-0-1209880831 Word of the Day: Mickle (adjective) Pronunciation: ['mi-kêl] Definition: Great, large; a great number, many, much. Usage: Today's word is used much more in Scotland than anywhere else but that does not prohibit its use elsewhere. It has no need for relatives since, though basically an adjective, it may just as properly be used as a noun, pronoun, or adverb. As a noun, this word is sometimes written "muckle". In fact, a very famous Scottish proverb is "Mony's the mickle that mak's the muckle", which means that many little things go into the making of a big one. Suggested Usage: Here is how today's word works as an adverbial quantifier, "When Addie agreed to marry him, Thornton leapt with so mickle joy that he left his shoes behind". Since the word is an adjective, too, "such mickle joy" would work here just as well. The sound of this word is so English, it yearns to lean against other English words, "Addie worried that she spoke too quickly and now might be in a mickle pickle". Of course, now you might be mixing dialects. Etymology: Today's word, a cousin of "much", was yet another salvaged from oblivion by our Scottish cousins. In Old English it was "micel" akin to Old Norse "mikill". The original root was Proto-Indo-European *meg- "large", found in Latin magnus "great", which underlies "magnitude", "magnum", "magnificent" and "magnify". It appears in the name of the last letter in the Greek alphabet, "omega", from o-mega "large o", to distinguish it from the short o-micron "small o". In Hindi it emerges in a series of words based on Sanskrit mah-, mahat- "great", such as maharajah "great king", maharishi "great seer", and, of course, the Hindu with the great life, Mahatma Gandhi. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. 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In fact, a very famous Scottish proverb is "Mony's the mickle that mak's the muckle", which means that many little things go into the making of a big one. Suggested Usage: Here is how today's word works as an adverbial quantifier, "When Addie agreed to marry him, Thornton leapt with so mickle joy that he left his shoes behind". Since the word is an adjective, too, "such mickle joy" would work here just as well. The sound of this word is so English, it yearns to lean against other English words, "Addie worried that she spoke too quickly and now might be in a mickle pickle". Of course, now you might be mixing dialects. Etymology: Today's word, a cousin of "much", was yet another salvaged from oblivion by our Scottish cousins. In Old English it was "micel" akin to Old Norse "mikill". The original root was Proto-Indo-European *meg- "large", found in Latin magnus "great", which underlies "magnitude", "magnum", "magnificent" and "magnify". It appears in the name of the last letter in the Greek alphabet, "omega", from o-mega "large o", to distinguish it from the short o-micron "small o". In Hindi it emerges in a series of words based on Sanskrit mah-, mahat- "great", such as maharajah "great king", maharishi "great seer", and, of course, the Hindu with the great life, Mahatma Gandhi. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. Promote yourself as an author. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.6l1b.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-12488-0-1209880831-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (ms4-1.1blu.de [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 03 Jun 2008 08:27:15 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.245] (helo=s3245.mb00.net) id 1K3PzG-000421-Sf for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 03 Jun 2008 08:27:15 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=v9U3Rsew6QDBnMWyytNUbJnb9nObReNPLQgdy+9U9mQh6RT0GQlEZRSYhEhjz9IcpNXmlqB9ZLYOF36JwC8tqCSzSeOux6aHBDj058OtlT4rjVzH/8vp5YWNNdtAM7wL; by s3245.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA21640; Mon, 2 Jun 2008 23:03:06 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 23:27:14 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1212453498.31249 Subject: LEVIRATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-80067-0-1212472819" --MIME_BOUNDARY-80067-0-1212472819 Word of the Day: Levirate (verb) Pronunciation: ['le-vê-reyt, -rêt, le-'vi-rêt] Definition: The practice of marrying the widow of one's brother, as required by ancient Hebrew law or followed by some native North American nations. Usage: Not very common any more in the English-speaking world, which explains the uncertainty about the pronunciation. Suggested Usage: Best used when you want to talk about marrying your brother's wife and only want subscribers to YourDictionary.com's Word of the Day to understand what you are talking about. See also sororate (sê-'ro-rêt) "to marry your wife's sister or sisters, usually after the wife has died or proven barren". Terms like these should allay any concerns that women are making no headway in their struggle for equal rights. Etymology: Latin lêvir "husband's brother, brother-in-law", oddly developed from dêvir, and hence related to Sanskrit devaraH "husband's younger brother". Older Indo-European languages made much finer distinctions among relatives. ---Today's Deal of the Day--- Millions have already taken this amazing test. What's your real age? 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Terms like these should allay any concerns that women are making no headway in their struggle for equal rights. Etymology: Latin lêvir "husband's brother, brother-in-law", oddly developed from dêvir, and hence related to Sanskrit devaraH "husband's younger brother". 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Usage: The frugal individual is one who uses the minimal money and resources, a spendthrift. Frugality is often represented in terms of the economy, as frugality in one period of time or economic climate is not necessarily considered frugal in a different context. A purchase may also be frugal, from clothing to the food that one eats, in that the cost of purchase for these items is less than what many people might spend. Suggested Usage: The lavish extravagance of, say, the Biltmore Mansion, or your friend who owns every video game console known to man, is contrasted with your frugal nature. You don't spend much money even when you have it. You're frugal in your meals, opting for the five-dollar footlong instead of the thirty dollar surf-and-turf. A frugal individual doesn't mind not spending money; he revels in it. Because guess what? Being frugal now means that in the future, you'll be richer than Bill Gates, and you'll laugh a frugal, diabolical laugh at that outdated PS3 Johnny Poorboy's still playing in 2045. Etymology: Around 1600, the word frugal entered the English language as a cognate of the French frugal, from the Latin frugalis, related to a word meaning economical or proper. The word frugal has the same original root as the word fruit (fructus), via the Latin frux, meaning either fruit or profit. The "economical" meaning is the natural evolution of the original term. 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A purchase may also be frugal, from clothing to the food that one eats, in that the cost of purchase for these items is less than what many people might spend. Suggested Usage: The lavish extravagance of, say, the Biltmore Mansion, or your friend who owns every video game console known to man, is contrasted with your frugal nature. You don't spend much money even when you have it. You're frugal in your meals, opting for the five-dollar footlong instead of the thirty dollar surf-and-turf. A frugal individual doesn't mind not spending money; he revels in it. Because guess what? Being frugal now means that in the future, you'll be richer than Bill Gates, and you'll laugh a frugal, diabolical laugh at that outdated PS3 Johnny Poorboy's still playing in 2045. Etymology: Around 1600, the word frugal entered the English language as a cognate of the French frugal, from the Latin frugalis, related to a word meaning economical or proper. The word frugal has the same original root as the word fruit (fructus), via the Latin frux, meaning either fruit or profit. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Quisling (noun) Pronunciation: ['kwiz-ling] Definition: A traitor who turns against his or her own country to serve an invader. Usage: This is a relatively new word so far without lexical offspring. The adjective would be "quislingly" which sounds odd. Better use the compound "quisling-like". It sounds queer as a verb, too, though its meaning lends itself readily to verbalization in the sense of "betray to an invader." Suggested Usage: For those of us who remember World War II, today's word is a powerful condemnation in its literal sense, "The French partisans were always at risk of betrayal by quislings in their area". But as time scrapes on, "quisling" will no doubt take on a more general, diluted sense, "I knew the issue was dead when the new manager and his gang of quislings entered the conference room." Etymology: A commonization of the last name of Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945), head of Norway's government during the Nazi occupation of World War II. 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Suggested Usage: For those of us who remember World War II, today's word is a powerful condemnation in its literal sense, "The French partisans were always at risk of betrayal by quislings in their area". But as time scrapes on, "quisling" will no doubt take on a more general, diluted sense, "I knew the issue was dead when the new manager and his gang of quislings entered the conference room." Etymology: A commonization of the last name of Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945), head of Norway's government during the Nazi occupation of World War II. Of all the heads of European states who chose to subserve the Nazi regime in World War II, Quisling was the misfortunate one commemorated for his weakness throughout the European languages. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.t9q.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6220-0-1180681216-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.51]) Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:33:47 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin19.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Nleaw-1noIxE0; Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:33:46 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=KFNPB4DoZV8DvFGTZdBmZk3wmgcCHiVZZvdgqZLFdoFEVLmFKnh8IZVdEMi30h1BlmHP2SgNUlNv7zpJgmq3wDbdsk92/ntNJD/OUdNqZX2jPTK7ZGzRv84HMXuXLil8; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1S717k5040486; Sat, 27 Feb 2010 23:01:07 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 28 Feb 2010 00:33:46 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266954636.81772 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Incommodious Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-77089-0-1267340406" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-28T08:33:47Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1267346026-00007105-6A6DA949/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: cb17d83f-cdb0-4509-9fe7-33a86fc9013c --MIME_BOUNDARY-77089-0-1267340406 Announcement Today (February 28, 2010) is your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. 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Usage: To =93incommode=94 means to cause trouble or inconvenience; therefore, that which is incommodious is something that is not easy to use, something that is uncomfortable. It is most commonly used in terms of objects. A chair is incommodious if it is ill-fitting or hard; a lawnmower may be incommodious if it is difficult to get started. Many consider computers to be incommodious due to the learning curve required to use one. When a room or a building does not have sufficient space, it might be considered incommodious as well=97unable to accommodate those needed. Suggested Usage: Public restrooms are frustrating and inconvenient because of the rigmarole needed just to do your business and be on your way. There's the toilet seat cover to protect you from germs, the cramped stall, the lack of toilet paper, the impossible-to-find flush lever, the empty paper towel container, the runny pink soap, and of course, the cold tap water. Sometimes it's just better to hold it. Who knew a commode could be so incommodious? Etymology: The word incommodious comes from the same root as accommodate, commodity, and commode. While probably borrowed from the French, the word is originally derived from the Middle Latin commodiosus, convenient or useful. Commodius, the antonym, was first seen in print meaning =93spacious=94 in the 1530s. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266954636.81772:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fypl.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-77089-0-1267340406 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Announcement Today (February 28, 2010) is your last Word of the Day email from YourDictionary. In order to achieve our goal of making YourDictionary the best online dictionary we need to focus our efforts on making common sense improvements to YourDictionary.com. Our aim is to get you the answers you want, when you need them; beyond definitions. YourDictionary. More than just a dictionary: Answers English Grammar Rules & Grammar Usage ESL (English as a Second Language) Articles Foreign Language Online Dictionaries Grammar and Language Courses Industry Specific Dictionaries Reference Articles Resources for Teachers Resources for Students Thank you for your continued support, The YourDictionary team Incommodious (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-kuh-'moh-dee-uh s] Definition: Uncomfortable, troublesome; narrow or insufficiently small. Usage: To “incommode” means to cause trouble or inconvenience; therefore, that which is incommodious is something that is not easy to use, something that is uncomfortable. It is most commonly used in terms of objects. A chair is incommodious if it is ill-fitting or hard; a lawnmower may be incommodious if it is difficult to get started. Many consider computers to be incommodious due to the learning curve required to use one. When a room or a building does not have sufficient space, it might be considered incommodious as well—unable to accommodate those needed. Suggested Usage: Public restrooms are frustrating and inconvenient because of the rigmarole needed just to do your business and be on your way. There's the toilet seat cover to protect you from germs, the cramped stall, the lack of toilet paper, the impossible-to-find flush lever, the empty paper towel container, the runny pink soap, and of course, the cold tap water. Sometimes it's just better to hold it. Who knew a commode could be so incommodious? Etymology: The word incommodious comes from the same root as accommodate, commodity, and commode. While probably borrowed from the French, the word is originally derived from the Middle Latin commodiosus, convenient or useful. Commodius, the antonym, was first seen in print meaning “spacious” in the 1530s. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-77089-0-1267340406-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 19 Feb 2008 09:16:34 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.74] (helo=s3074.mb00.net) id 1JRNeR-0005qx-KH for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 19 Feb 2008 09:16:32 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=vTFAeaFBmw9ckTtIphP7wh2b03Tb073N6olh3TVg+AwXnAUVoni12K2sMiFbBbAFWCOva4NDNRrGp+VzueqbKrRNxK6gVyZqbzyJT52WkIdSSWWKyDX2/m24ZDAPnYzY; by s3074.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA20446; Mon, 18 Feb 2008 23:06:12 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 00:16:34 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1203399268.7340 Subject: INGENUE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-28853-0-1203404429" --MIME_BOUNDARY-28853-0-1203404429 Word of the Day: Ingenue (noun) Pronunciation: [ahn-zhê-=91nu] Definition: A guileless, naive, innocent girl or young woman, often used in referring to such a character on stage and screen. Usage: There is an adjective sharing the origin of today's word, ingenuous "frank, open; na=EFve". This word should not to be confused with ingenious "characterized by great intelligence or genius", even though they do share the same Latin origin. (See also our Word of the Day "disingenuous" in the Archive.) Suggested Usage: Remember, that this word is widely used in reference to acting: =93Polly Graf has an ingénue routine that can conceal an intelligence that would challenge the mental resources of the rest of us combined.=94 Because naiveté wears off with age, ingénues are always young, "When she first arrived in 1984 Polly was a genuine ingénue whom many colleagues, now long departed, took advantage of." Etymology: From French ingénue "guileless", a descendant of Latin ingenuus "in-born, native, free-born". The meaning of this word migrated from "in-born" (qualities) to the noble qualities of honesty, and thence to the meaning of our word ingenuous, "frankness, openness", qualities that in the modern world are taken to be na=EFve if not simple-minded. That was quite a journey but a telling one that reveals much about our real attitudes toward the openness and honesty we try to instill in our children. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1203399268.7340:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.58ut.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28853-0-1203404429 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Ingenue (noun) Pronunciation: [ahn-zhê-‘nu] Definition: A guileless, naive, innocent girl or young woman, often used in referring to such a character on stage and screen. Usage: There is an adjective sharing the origin of today's word, ingenuous "frank, open; naïve". This word should not to be confused with ingenious "characterized by great intelligence or genius", even though they do share the same Latin origin. Suggested Usage: Remember, that this word is widely used in reference to acting: “Polly Graf has an ingénue routine that can conceal an intelligence that would challenge the mental resources of the rest of us combined.” Because naiveté wears off with age, ingénues are always young, "When she first arrived in 1984 Polly was a genuine ingénue whom many colleagues, now long departed, took advantage of." Etymology: From French ingénue "guileless", a descendant of Latin ingenuus "in-born, native, free-born". The meaning of this word migrated from "in-born" (qualities) to the noble qualities of honesty, and thence to the meaning of our word ingenuous, "frankness, openness", qualities that in the modern world are taken to be naïve if not simple-minded. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.58ut.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28853-0-1203404429-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 11 Jan 2008 23:20:53 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.80] (helo=s3080.mb00.net) id 1JDFXB-0001bO-GZ for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 11 Jan 2008 09:46:39 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=lJsa+wx/40qETA7cIjCfLD5qaau1wRHx6jUuAkYAZ0SqPCLeZsDqrhjHGtyMbLCg1CxYNbpjctX6Kaast3lLkTGR+Pt1I5+5q34er3rrfmWQEgWfG5mbjb0Hka4dpHtz; by s3080.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA62311; Fri, 11 Jan 2008 00:05:30 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2008 00:46:38 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1200034231.3686 Subject: HOBBLEDEHOY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-17004-0-1200038420" --MIME_BOUNDARY-17004-0-1200038420 Word of the Day: Hobbledehoy (noun) Pronunciation: ['hah-bêl-dee-hoy] Definition: (Colloquial) A youth at that awkward age between boyhood and manhood, a clumsy or unsophisticated youth. Usage: There are two nouns, hobbledehoydom "the quality of a hobbledehoy, hobbledehoys collectively" (the most awkward boy in all hobbledehoydom) and hobbledehoyhood "the age or condition of a hobbledehoy, adolescence" (errors of one's hobbledehoyhood). An adult who has an awkward moment might be said to be hobbledehoyish, using the adjective. Suggested Usage: Here is the word you have been looking for to describe nerds who can't add or plug in a computer: "Oh, mom, my blind date was a hobbledehoy who thought Chardonnay was a French actress!" You have to begin using the one noun simply because it is so fun to say, "I might have found her sophisticated in my hobbledehoyhood but not now that I am a suave, sophisticated man of the world." Etymology: Today's word is of uncertain origin and form. Its current shape may well come from an association with "hobble", a device that would cause an awkward or clumsy gait. However, this word has assumed so many forms since its emergence in the 16th century, it would be difficult to decide which to track backwards: "hobbard de hoy", "hobberdy-hoy", "habberdehoy", "hobidehoy", "hobby de hoy", "ho-body hoy", or "hobberdehoy". It might just as easily be related to "hobby" or hoberd "hawk" as "hobble." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benfits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>>http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1200034231.3686:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4ipu.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17004-0-1200038420 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Hobbledehoy (noun) Pronunciation: ['hah-bêl-dee-hoy] Definition: (Colloquial) A youth at that awkward age between boyhood and manhood, a clumsy or unsophisticated youth. Usage: There are two nouns, hobbledehoydom "the quality of a hobbledehoy, hobbledehoys collectively" (the most awkward boy in all hobbledehoydom) and hobbledehoyhood "the age or condition of a hobbledehoy, adolescence" (errors of one's hobbledehoyhood). An adult who has an awkward moment might be said to be hobbledehoyish, using the adjective. Suggested Usage: Here is the word you have been looking for to describe nerds who can't add or plug in a computer: "Oh, mom, my blind date was a hobbledehoy who thought Chardonnay was a French actress!" You have to begin using the one noun simply because it is so fun to say, "I might have found her sophisticated in my hobbledehoyhood but not now that I am a suave, sophisticated man of the world." Etymology: Today's word is of uncertain origin and form. Its current shape may well come from an association with "hobble", a device that would cause an awkward or clumsy gait. However, this word has assumed so many forms since its emergence in the 16th century, it would be difficult to decide which to track backwards: "hobbard de hoy", "hobberdy-hoy", "habberdehoy", "hobidehoy", "hobby de hoy", "ho-body hoy", or "hobberdehoy". 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Rep. Paul Ryan Health Care Bill Suppressed by Dems. Harsanyi: What Recovery?. Read more at The Right Post. http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fjv0.18.cwix.2oq9 Word of the Day: Superfluous (adjective) Pronunciation: [soo-'pur-floo-uh s] Definition: Excessive, needless, unnecessary. Usage: That which is superfluous overflows (generally in a figurative sense) with needlessness. It is often used quantitatively to describe an excess of money, manpower, or goods. A superfluous supply of wheat, for instance, is an excess that will likely go to waste. Superfluous spending means that money was spent unnecessarily. However, the word is often used in the context of mere uselessness or irrelevance. A winter coat worn in August is superfluous, as is a rude comment made at the dinner table. Suggested Usage: We might come to the conclusion, looking at the parts of the word superfluous, that it may be used to describe the state of someone recovering from the swine flu. "He's not just flu-ous", the doctors will say, "he is superfluous". While this dramatically incorrect usage is fun for everyone, it's nowhere near as fun as using the word properly. Superfluous may be used to describe, in no particular order, your friend's collection of Pokemon cards, your coworker's nicknames for the animals outside the office, and the amount of money your boyfriend spends on Xbox games. Etymology: Middle English, the language of Chaucer, first saw superflouous used outside of its original Latin superfluus, which literally means overflowing. In fact, the word spoken in English sounds more complicated than it actually is. Super, from the Greek ὑπέρ, above or beyond, is easily understood. Fluous, from the Latin fluere (to flow) is similar to the English word fluid. The combination of these parts can still be used in accordance with the original intent of the word. 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It is often used quantitatively to describe an excess of money, manpower, or goods. A superfluous supply of wheat, for instance, is an excess that will likely go to waste. Superfluous spending means that money was spent unnecessarily. However, the word is often used in the context of mere uselessness or irrelevance. A winter coat worn in August is superfluous, as is a rude comment made at the dinner table. Suggested Usage: We might come to the conclusion, looking at the parts of the word superfluous, that it may be used to describe the state of someone recovering from the swine flu. "He's not just flu-ous", the doctors will say, "he is superfluous". While this dramatically incorrect usage is fun for everyone, it's nowhere near as fun as using the word properly. Superfluous may be used to describe, in no particular order, your friend's collection of Pokemon cards, your coworker's nicknames for the animals outside the office, and the amount of money your boyfriend spends on Xbox games. Etymology: Middle English, the language of Chaucer, first saw superflouous used outside of its original Latin superfluus, which literally means overflowing. In fact, the word spoken in English sounds more complicated than it actually is. Super, from the Greek ὑπέρ, above or beyond, is easily understood. Fluous, from the Latin fluere (to flow) is similar to the English word fluid. 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Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Sinecure (noun) Pronunciation: ['si-nê-kyur] Definition: Any position with compensation but few or even no duties. A sinecure is often the result of a "transmotion", the horizontal correlate of a promotion. Suggested Usage: Everyone knows someone in such a position. Here is a Word you can use to refer to their positions that they probably will not understand. The possibilities for fun are limitless: "John is absolutely perfect for his sinecure!" "Lucille is too good for her position; she deserves a major sinecure somewhere in this organization!" Etymology: Latin sine "without" cura "care, thought, concern". English derives "cure" and "curator" from the same root via various anfractuous routes. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? 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A sinecure is often the result of a "transmotion", the horizontal correlate of a promotion. Suggested Usage: Everyone knows someone in such a position. Here is a word you can use to refer to their positions that they probably will not understand. The possibilities for fun are limitless: "John is absolutely perfect for his sinecure!" "Lucille is too good for her position; she deserves a major sinecure somewhere in this organization!" Etymology: Latin sine "without" cura "care, thought, concern". English derives "cure" and "curator" from the same root via various anfractuous routes. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2f9c.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17178-0-1190008817-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 10 Apr 2008 14:48:47 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.26] (helo=s3026.mb00.net) id 1JjwCt-0000Fv-0H for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 10 Apr 2008 14:48:47 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=lIBFec6T5xef4Rgj9VdsayCVRn6S7dRl1TIkNO9AVX+o1O0hGW8kQ9DV+zJxMV3cKp2gvoA9Wk4xiIML9O9GfONW31Am7hH4TevbnDBiyxKWBWT3fjVq+wc3U+8lkS1t; by s3026.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA19504; Thu, 10 Apr 2008 00:45:18 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 05:48:46 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1207813290.6870 Subject: ABATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-8700-0-1207813299" --MIME_BOUNDARY-8700-0-1207813299 Word of the Day: Abate (verb) Pronunciation: [ê-'beyt] Definition: (1) Lessen, let up, subside, reduce or be lessened, reduced, as to abate the rent by $100; (2) to demolish, destroy, as to abate a condemned building; (3) (Law) to put an end to, render null and void, as to abate a writ in court. 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Etymology: Today's word comes from Old French abattre "to beat down" composed of a- "to" (from Latin "ad") + battre "to beat". The verb "battre" is a descendant of Latin battuere "to beat", related to English "beat", Russian bit' "to hit", and Sanskrit batati "to hit". The place where animals are slaughtered, the abattoir, is also a cousin of today's word. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. 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While weather can get better, it is not clear what "the storm will ameliorate" (the storm will get better) could possibly mean: it will become a better storm? It will get stormier? Does this mean that its unhealthy condition will improve? Weather ameliorates; storms abate. The noun for today's word is "abatement." Suggested Usage: Today's word may be used transitively or intransitively, so the weeds in your garden may abate on their own but, if they don't, you may abate them yourself with an appropriate herbicide. Anything fast, powerful, or uncontrollable may abate, "M. T. Head set out on a world-class shopping spree that did not abate until she had leveled the raised print on her credit card". (The downtown stores were offering price abatements across a wide range of goods and products.) Etymology: Today's word comes from Old French abattre "to beat down" composed of a- "to" (from Latin "ad") + battre "to beat". The verb "battre" is a descendant of Latin battuere "to beat", related to English "beat", Russian bit' "to hit", and Sanskrit batati "to hit". The place where animals are slaughtered, the abattoir, is also a cousin of today's word. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com It’s hilariously funny, it’s extraordinarily fascinating, it’s orijinz™, the brand new original word and phrase card game. It’s a snap to learn: one player reads the origin and the others try to guess the word or phrase. You’ll enjoy the guesses as much as the origins themselves! orijinz is great fun with friends or family! Quiz each other on car trips, during dinner, at the kitchen counter or have a game night! Play with your co-workers or put a game or two in your lunch room or waiting room at work. So have a ball with the game that is a cut above and the pick of the litter – orijinz! orijinz is getting rave reviews! "We haven't put this game down since Christmas." "Great, great, GREAT word game!" 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Usage: Occasionally, we need words we have long since abandoned or that have abandoned us. We may be facing a period in our history now when we need to retrieve "cacoepy" from our lexical attic. "Cacoepy" is not to be confused with cacology "bad choice of words". The antonym of "cacoepy" is orthoepy "the correct pronunciation of words." "Cacoepistic" is the adjective form of today's word and a person who often mispronounces words is a "cacoepist." Suggested Usage: We think that such a ten-dollar word (the legendary "fifty-cent word" adjusted for inflation) as today's ought to be reserved for those who consistently get it wrong. "The Cacoepist-In-Chief mispronounced word after word, even making up a few, leading one newspaper to ask 'Hain't English his Native Lingo?'" Etymology: The first part of today's word comes from the Greek kakos "bad". The PIE root is kakka- "to defecate". Words like "poppycock" and "cacophony" have their origins in the same root. 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The antonym of "cacoepy" is orthoepy "the correct pronunciation of words". "Cacoepistic" is the adjective form of today's word and a person who often mispronounces words is a "cacoepist." Suggested Usage: We think that such a ten-dollar word (the legendary "fifty-cent word" adjusted for inflation) as today's ought to be reserved for those who consistently get it wrong. "The Cacoepist-In-Chief mispronounced word after word, even making up a few, leading one newspaper to ask 'Hain't English his Native Lingo?'" Etymology: The first part of today's word comes from the Greek kakos "bad". The PIE root is kakka- "to defecate". Words like "poppycock" and "cacophony" have their origins in the same root. The second half, -epy, is from Greek: epos "song, word". Its PIE root is wekw-, which also turns up in "vocal", "voice", "invoke" and "vote." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. 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Word of the Day: Ailurophile (noun) Pronunciation: [I-'lu-rê-fIl] Definition: A cat fancier; a lover of cats. Usage: It is amazing that in a land of so many ailurophiles, the word is used so rarely. Cat-lover may be a more straightforward term but it is also ambiguous and potentially misleading. Play it safe and use this: ailurophile. Don't like cats? Well, we have something for you, too=97you are an "ailurophobe", someone who hates or fears cats. The adjective is ailurophilic, unless you mean "cat-like", that's ailuroid. Suggested Usage: An advantage of a rarely used word is that metaphorical usage has yet to be explored. You might try, "She's a bit to the catty side and I'm not an ailurophile". Of course, people are not the only creatures who might love kitties, "Now, in just what sense is your dog an ailurophile?" Etymology: The first printed evidence of today's word appeared in 1927. The word is clearly a concoction of Greek ailur-os "house cat" + phili-os "friendly, fond of". Not much is known of the origin of ailuros. The compounding element phil- "love" was used widely by the Greeks, providing us a gold mine to 'borrow' from. We have accumulated such gems as bibliophile "book-lover", Francophile "Lover of things French", and, of course, dendrophile, the polite form for "tree-hugger" among many others. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- YD Staff Recommendation We love VistaPrint. It's a seriously handy site, with something useful for everyone. They have personalized sticky notes, address stickers, notepads, business cards, holiday cards, general printing services, and much more. Also, a lot of their items make good gifts, such as the personalized note cards, notepads, sticky notes, and magnets. The best part is that the prices are fantastic, and they have lots of items for FREE! Really, we're not kidding. Just visit their site and click on the Deals of the Week or Free Products links. 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YD Staff Recommendation: We love VistaPrint. It's a seriously handy site, with something useful for everyone. They have personalized sticky notes, address stickers, notepads, business cards, holiday cards, general printing services, and much more. Also, a lot of their items make good gifts, such as the personalized note cards, notepads, sticky notes, and magnets. The best part is that the prices are fantastic, and they have lots of items for FREE! Really, we're not kidding. Just visit their site and click on the Deals of the Week or Free Products links. There's no harm in getting something for free, and it's actually kind of fun! WOTD: Ailurophile (Noun) Pronunciation: [I-'lu-rê-fIl] Listen Definition: A cat fancier; a lover of cats. Usage: It is amazing that in a land of so many ailurophiles, the word is used so rarely. Cat-lover may be a more straightforward term but it is also ambiguous and potentially misleading. Play it safe and use this: ailurophile. Don't like cats? Well, we have something for you, too—you are an "ailurophobe", someone who hates or fears cats. The adjective is ailurophilic, unless you mean "cat-like", that's ailuroid. Suggested Usage: An advantage of a rarely used word is that metaphorical usage has yet to be explored. You might try, "She's a bit to the catty side and I'm not an ailurophile". Of course, people are not the only creatures who might love kitties, "Now, in just what sense is your dog an ailurophile?" Etymology: The first printed evidence of today's word appeared in 1927. The word is clearly a concoction of Greek ailur-os "house cat" + phili-os "friendly, fond of". Not much is known of the origin of ailuros. The compounding element phil- "love" was used widely by the Greeks, providing us a gold mine to 'borrow' from. We have accumulated such gems as bibliophile "book-lover", Francophile "Lover of things French", and, of course, dendrophile, the polite form for "tree-hugger" among many others. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.8kk.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-7633-0-1177480828-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 15 Nov 2007 08:39:34 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.98] (helo=s3098.mb00.net) id 1IsZK1-0000TQ-Om for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 15 Nov 2007 08:39:34 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Ll57O3p7LZCMO2bftvCGchWhsItiN+6ddtx5GDl7WiAinTecaxTDpJltS8jJvY5fXImAmN2MYpzZ30ldj+eXP2WkNLYTQj2+nDTH3mW80Cb/VMHEpNrVx7c/MddGM0qR; by s3098.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA66458; Wed, 14 Nov 2007 23:03:50 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 23:39:34 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1195094100.11132 Subject: HULLABALOO: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-12426-0-1195110029" --MIME_BOUNDARY-12426-0-1195110029 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Hullabaloo (noun) Pronunciation: [hê-lê-bê-'lu] Definition: Ruckus, clamor, fuss, uproar. Usage: Today's word contains several spelling traps. First, you must remember that, even though this is a rhyme reduplication (see Etymology), only the first [l] is doubled. Second, keep in mind that this is only one word, not two words hyphenated. Finally, the last syllable is spelled [oo] and not [u] or [ue]. The plural? A simple "hullabaloos." Suggested Usage: Use today's word to refer to an uproar involving a noisy crowd in complete disarray: "There was such a hullabaloo in the department store when they announced women's bathing suits half off, three people had to be sent to the infirmary". However, it may be used to refer to a significant disturbance or disruption of the flow of any business, "There was such a hullabaloo over the word 'wabbit' running three days in a row, yourDictionary deleted the word temporarily from its database so it could not run a fourth time." Etymology: Today's word is a reduction of the rhyme reduplication "halloo-baloo", which comes from an alteration of "hallo", an ancestor of "hello" and an alteration of obsolete holla "Stop! Wait!" "Holla" may come from Old French "Hola!" based on ho "Hey!" + la "there", the latter from Latin illac "that way". Its development was probably influenced by earlier hurly-burly "strife, turmoil", an ancient reduction of "hurling and burling." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Your not the only one that likes to make a big deal out of the Holidays. Get 20% all the photo cards you need to send your season;s greetings. 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Suggested Usage: Use today's word to refer to an uproar involving a noisy crowd in complete disarray: "There was such a hullabaloo in the department store when they announced women's bathing suits half off, three people had to be sent to the infirmary". However, it may be used to refer to a significant disturbance or disruption of the flow of any business, "There was such a hullabaloo over the word 'wabbit' running three days in a row, yourDictionary deleted the word temporarily from its database so it could not run a fourth time." Etymology: Today's word is a reduction of the rhyme reduplication "halloo-baloo", which comes from an alteration of "hallo", an ancestor of "hello" and an alteration of obsolete holla "Stop! Wait!" "Holla" may come from Old French "Hola!" based on ho "Hey!" + la "there", the latter from Latin illac "that way". 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3i7x.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-12426-0-1195110029-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 09 Mar 2008 08:24:27 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.229] (helo=s3229.mb00.net) id 1JYFtP-0005st-SQ for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 09 Mar 2008 08:24:24 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Y5mtTy7sUx9W5i0WRG/IykGLOdrz4UYhBla2gJ+/E/jJV3MZSulFjxNyRugaJwry+3VMxeShCjwKreWGc3ZFwwIND5cW/BLxyi1Tx8bk1AerIMs1RajfJXDSxY4ezy9L; by s3229.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA04452; Sat, 8 Mar 2008 23:04:48 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2008 23:24:26 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1205031105.10714 Subject: NONPLUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3878-0-1205046037" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3878-0-1205046037 Word of the Day: Nonplus (verb) Pronunciation: [nahn-'plês] Definition: To place someone at a loss as to what to say, do, or think. Usage: The state of being at a complete loss for a response is also called "nonplus", so one can be at a nonplus or be brought to one by the actions of someone else. We also often say that we are "nonplussed" by something. (This is another orphan negative, which means you cannot "plus" anyone by raising their consciousness.) Suggested Usage: This is a state the events of the day bring us to all the more often, so we should prepare ourselves to use it properly. Do you know what to say on occasions such as this: "Frieda nonplussed the whole family when she parachuted into the backyard during Dad's birthday party". My friend Shirley came to a complete nonplus at Roland's response to her question whether he liked cheap wine. "I didn't know sheep gave wine", he said. Etymology: The etymology is very simple though its semantic improbability leaves many etymologists, well, nonplussed. It is from Latin non "not" + plus "more" via the 17th century French phrase mettre a nonplus "to put at nonplus". "Plus" comes from the same root (*pel-/*pol-) as plenus "full" from which we borrowed "plenty". This root came to English as "full" and German as "voll". In Russian the same root emerges as polny "full." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Free Home, Garden & Events Newsletter Sign up for our newsletter and free recipes, home decorating and garden tips plus the latest on organic lifestyle can be delievered to your inbox regularly. Sign up Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.5n3w.9.3dih.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.5n3w.10.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1205031105.10714:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5n3w.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3878-0-1205046037 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Nonplus (verb) Pronunciation: [nahn-'plês] Definition: To place someone at a loss as to what to say, do, or think. Usage: The state of being at a complete loss for a response is also called "nonplus", so one can be at a nonplus or be brought to one by the actions of someone else. We also often say that we are "nonplussed" by something. (This is another orphan negative, which means you cannot "plus" anyone by raising their consciousness.) Suggested Usage: This is a state the events of the day bring us to all the more often, so we should prepare ourselves to use it properly. Do you know what to say on occasions such as this: "Frieda nonplussed the whole family when she parachuted into the backyard during Dad's birthday party". My friend Shirley came to a complete nonplus at Roland's response to her question whether he liked cheap wine. "I didn't know sheep gave wine", he said. Etymology: The etymology is very simple though its semantic improbability leaves many etymologists, well, nonplussed. It is from Latin non "not" + plus "more" via the 17th century French phrase mettre a nonplus "to put at nonplus". "Plus" comes from the same root (*pel-/*pol-) as plenus "full" from which we borrowed "plenty". This root came to English as "full" and German as "voll". In Russian the same root emerges as polny "full." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy © 1996-2008, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.5n3w.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3878-0-1205046037-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 26 Jul 2007 09:43:39 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.219] (helo=s3219.mb00.net) id 1IDy0Y-0006pQ-4E for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 26 Jul 2007 09:43:38 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=wRSDmhEm0E6ZeUwDMzHst9aQNIvFMJG9gI2bPpTFTHq7mjoBD9+zbCebcTfg7nIuYU0tPb7tZl7ks6UXyeuVz/OT9jggg7rxmeLt6AOT4ics0XbMxBzz9f1Rve+sdZbY; by s3219.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA24128; Wed, 25 Jul 2007 23:03:34 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 00:43:38 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1185417557.5866 Subject: CAVIL: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29611-0-1185429634" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29611-0-1185429634 Word of the Day: Cavil (verb) Pronunciation: ['kæ-vêl] Definition: To object on frivolous or petty grounds, to quibble. Usage: The same form may be used as a noun: "I have but one cavil about your argument: you quoted the wrong source=97I wrote that article". Your friends who complain about your putative faults are cavilers. (Those who don't are cavaliers.) Suggested Usage: Here is a gift for the person who has everything: a synonym for the verb "quibble". Break the monotony by saying such as, "Don't cavil about the few extra dollars it costs to buy me the best; I deserve it". It is especially appropriate on special occasions: "Dad, why cavil about the damage I did to the car when you've just spilled your coffee on the table? Accidents happen." Etymology: French caviller, from Old French, from Latin cavillari "to jeer" from cavilla "jeering, mockery." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Brookstone offers innovative products for home, travel, office and outdoor living. 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And now you can even get up to 70% off on their sale and clearance items! Word of the Day: Cavil (verb) Pronunciation: ['kæ-vêl] Definition: To object on frivolous or petty grounds, to quibble. Usage: The same form may be used as a noun: "I have but one cavil about your argument: you quoted the wrong source—I wrote that article". Your friends who complain about your putative faults are cavilers. (Those who don't are cavaliers.) Suggested Usage: Here is a gift for the person who has everything: a synonym for the verb "quibble". Break the monotony by saying such as, "Don't cavil about the few extra dollars it costs to buy me the best; I deserve it". It is especially appropriate on special occasions: "Dad, why cavil about the damage I did to the car when you've just spilled your coffee on the table? Accidents happen." Etymology: French caviller, from Old French, from Latin cavillari "to jeer" from cavilla "jeering, mockery." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1mgq.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29611-0-1185429634-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 20 Mar 2008 07:35:32 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.122] (helo=s3122.mb00.net) id 1JcENA-0006jY-0D for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 20 Mar 2008 07:35:32 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Jmw9+aKzICCUNWnyQI5qcpXmrTnItBRBTph4Ke/Ict8eYATowcvpCLWrNeIAo7IBsQMg6o0aU7luf9t5DqzS1IBy5thESWXC30lfMSbgOHKjeJ9TlnIcjN9EtqSCkKBy; by s3122.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA89832; Wed, 19 Mar 2008 23:05:11 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 23:35:31 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1205961712.5950 Subject: DEBACLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14492-0-1205992826" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14492-0-1205992826 Word Of the Day Today's Word: Debacle (noun) Pronunciation: [di-'bah-kl] Definition: A sudden rush of water and debris such as results from dam failure or the breaking up of river ice in the spring; any sudden, total collapse or rout. Usage: The problem with today's word is that no one knows how to pronounce it. Most dictionaries now concede three acceptable pronunciations: [di-'bah-kl], [di-'bæ-kl] and ['de-bê-kl]. The first is not only closer to the original French but seems to be the preference of most speakers today. It is the one we recommend. Suggested Usage: We seem to be moving away from the original meaning of this word, "The spring debacle of the Susquehanna caused considerable damage to several bridges". We should keep it alive since it serves a useful function. We can also speak of the debacle of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 or the debacle of the Soviet empire in the 1990s. Etymology: French déb=E2cle, from déb=E2cler "to unbar, release" from Old French desbacler : des- "un-" + bacler "to bar". The Old French word probably came from a Vulgar Latin verb *baculare, derived from Latin baculum "rod, staff, walking stick". 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Suggested Usage: We seem to be moving away from the original meaning of this word, "The spring debacle of the Susquehanna caused considerable damage to several bridges". We should keep it alive since it serves a useful function. We can also speak of the debacle of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 or the debacle of the Soviet empire in the 1990s. Etymology: French débâcle, from débâcler "to unbar, release" from Old French desbacler : des- "un-" + bacler "to bar". The Old French word probably came from a Vulgar Latin verb *baculare, derived from Latin baculum "rod, staff, walking stick". "Bacillus" is the diminutive of "baculum" and hence means "a little "rod", the shape of many bacilli and bacteria. "Bacterium" goes back to Greek bakterion, the diminutive of baktron "rod." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. 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Where Are the Jobs? Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fv4n.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Neologism (noun) Pronunciation: [nee-'ol-uh-jiz-uh m] Definition: A new word, a new meaning for a word. Usage: A neologism may be a number of things. As technology grows, oftentimes new words are created (usually from Latin or Greek roots, as was Shakespeare=92s wont) to describe the technology. However, new uses of old words or reinterpretations of sacred texts are also known as neologisms. The word has also been used to describe the use of new meanings of established words until they gain acceptance. Suggested Usage: A hundred years ago, when your great granddaddy was just a twinkle in his granddaddy=92s eye, there was no concept of the Internet. When an interlinked network of computers was invented, the word Internet was coined as a neologism to describe that network. It=92s really that easy. Come up with neologisms and use them as you please=97if you=92re lucky, in a couple decades your word might appear right here on YourDictionary! (No curse words, please.) Etymology: A neologism is described in etymological dictionaries as the practice of "innovation in language", a meaning that has been around since at least 1800 with the introduction of the French néologisme. This definition is self evident when one takes the time to look at the Ancient Greek formation of the word: neo, or new, combined with logos, for word. 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The word has also been used to describe the use of new meanings of established words until they gain acceptance. Suggested Usage: A hundred years ago, when your great granddaddy was just a twinkle in his granddaddy’s eye, there was no concept of the Internet. When an interlinked network of computers was invented, the word Internet was coined as a neologism to describe that network. It’s really that easy. Come up with neologisms and use them as you please—if you’re lucky, in a couple decades your word might appear right here on YourDictionary! (No curse words, please.) Etymology: A neologism is described in etymological dictionaries as the practice of "innovation in language", a meaning that has been around since at least 1800 with the introduction of the French néologisme. This definition is self evident when one takes the time to look at the Ancient Greek formation of the word: neo, or new, combined with logos, for word. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-42018-0-1266044423-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 10 Feb 2008 09:12:29 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.222] (helo=s3222.mb00.net) id 1JO7IS-0008Kq-Au for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 10 Feb 2008 09:12:26 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=qAfbBn5UtCmImTTIenvX/xVpM91oapIKYIQBAPN5GInuWUrl2XzdJm/LmQXg9C4Gsw6t/QuB7Q4w7j9vM3qaIRGRtLT4jgc0Cl/wNyd47avKxKLCUtOzGMHoORd133O9; by s3222.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA06426; Sat, 9 Feb 2008 23:04:11 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:12:22 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1202577277.26307 Subject: DEROGATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5782-0-1202626822" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5782-0-1202626822 Word of the Day: Derogate (verb) Pronunciation: ['de-rê-geyt] Definition: (Intransitive) To detract, undermine, blemish; (transitive) to decry, denounce, belittle. Usage: We most often use the adjective of this Latinate family, "derogatory". However, it is a large family replete with the verb we are discussing now, an action noun, "derogation", an agent noun, "derogator", and an adverb, "derogatorily." Suggested Usage: The intransitive sense of today's word is used with the preposition 'from' like this: "Henry's loss of the contract to his brother severely derogated from his chances of promotion". The transitive sense is very close to that of "decry" or "belittle"=97to speak derogatorily about something, "Anthony constantly derogates my attempts to convert lead into gold." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin derogare, derogat- "to partially repeal, to take away, to diminish", comprising de- "from" + rogare "to ask". The root, rog-, descends from a very prolific Proto-Indo-European root *reg-/*rog- "to make or be straight, to rule." It is found in many words indicating measurement or governance, such as Sanskrit raja "king", Latin rex, regis "king" and English "royal" from the French descendant of Latin "rex", "roi". In German, this root turns up as reich "rich" and Reich "empire". But we have descendants of the same root in "regular" from Latin regula "straight stick, measuring stick". English "rule" is a corruption of the same word, "regula." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Find the latest on organic living and environmentally friendly products from the dedicated researchers and editors at LoveToKnow. Get news on organic food, clothing, fabric, and information about organic farming and gardening. Do you want to learn to make Organic High Fiber Oatmeal Cookies or discover where to find Organic Food Stores? Did you know that there is a Permitted Chemicals List for Organic Farming and that Organic Gardening Slug Control is important? What is a Kombucha Mushroom? Who Should Eat Organic Food? Find the answers to the above questions about organic living and more at LoveToKnow Organic! >>> http://organic.lovetoknow.com/Main_Page ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1202577277.26307:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.52m6.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5782-0-1202626822 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Derogate (verb) Pronunciation: ['de-rê-geyt] Definition: (Intransitive) To detract, undermine, blemish; (transitive) to decry, denounce, belittle. Usage: We most often use the adjective of this Latinate family, "derogatory". However, it is a large family replete with the verb we are discussing now, an action noun, "derogation", an agent noun, "derogator", and an adverb, "derogatorily." Suggested Usage: The intransitive sense of today's word is used with the preposition 'from' like this: "Henry's loss of the contract to his brother severely derogated from his chances of promotion". The transitive sense is very close to that of "decry" or "belittle"—to speak derogatorily about something, "Anthony constantly derogates my attempts to convert lead into gold." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin derogare, derogat- "to partially repeal, to take away, to diminish", comprising de- "from" + rogare "to ask". The root, rog-, descends from a very prolific Proto-Indo-European root *reg-/*rog- "to make or be straight, to rule". It is found in many words indicating measurement or governance, such as Sanskrit raja "king", Latin rex, regis "king" and English "royal" from the French descendant of Latin "rex", "roi". In German, this root turns up as reich "rich" and Reich "empire". But we have descendants of the same root in "regular" from Latin regula "straight stick, measuring stick". English "rule" is a corruption of the same word, "regula." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Find the latest on organic living and environmentally friendly products from the dedicated researchers and editors at LoveToKnow. Get news on organic food, clothing, fabric, and information about organic farming and gardening. Do you want to learn to make Organic High Fiber Oatmeal Cookies or discover where to find Organic Food Stores? Did you know that there is a Permitted Chemicals List for Organic Farming and that Organic Gardening Slug Control is important? What is a Kombucha Mushroom? Who Should Eat Organic Food? Find the answers to the above questions about organic living and more at LoveToKnow Organic! 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.52m6.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5782-0-1202626822-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 16 Apr 2008 17:42:25 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.24] (helo=s3024.mb00.net) id 1Jm9lx-0008Va-Qn for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 16 Apr 2008 17:42:10 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=F33683i2/Oq9BAMs+EUO9dAKVPTOSZF39ADyvc8TdUqXNHc7uN0PWT2dAzdMzsHFvCevO23SdUzHcmpRtUHPKvlEN9yu69MUxE57eGnGcJFRsuVYBu1HuSjpj7xVIGcX; by s3024.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id IAA98537; Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:08:09 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:42:09 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1208358442.93719 Subject: BROMIDE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-94845-0-1208358446" --MIME_BOUNDARY-94845-0-1208358446 Word of the Day: Bromide (noun) Pronunciation: ['bro-mId] Definition: (1) A compound with bromine plus another element; (2) a commonplace remark or notion, a platitude, cliché; (3) a tiresome person, a bore. Usage: Bromides were such common sedatives in the 19th and early 20th centuries that a syndrome, bromism, was introduced to describe the effects of overdosing on them. Bromism resulted in depression, loss of memory, and slow mental processing. The adjective is "bromidic", as a bromidic phrase (=3D a cliché). Suggested Usage: Although we no long resort to bromides (1), bromides (3) still have the same dulling, sleep-inducing effect, "Farnsworth is such an old bromide, I fall asleep just looking at him". The most common use of today's word, however, is in the second sense: "If Kratzer uses that bromide, 'no pain, no gain,' one more time, I'm going to give him a significant gain on the nose." Etymology: Today's word is a stinky one, based on Greek br=F4mos "a stink" + the scientific suffix "-ide", a suffix widely used in chemistry to denote a compound based on the element referred to by the root. So "bromide" refers to a compound based on bromine, a dark red poisonous liquid with a strong, repulsive smell (whence its name). A very commonplace bromide in the 19th and early 20th century was potassium bromide, widely taken as a mild sedative before going to bed to induce sleep. From this usage, it is but a short skip to the sense of a commonplace remark that makes you yawn and from there to a person who puts you to sleep. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. 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Suggested Usage: Although we no long resort to bromides (1), bromides (3) still have the same dulling, sleep-inducing effect, "Farnsworth is such an old bromide, I fall asleep just looking at him". The most common use of today's word, however, is in the second sense: "If Kratzer uses that bromide, 'no pain, no gain,' one more time, I'm going to give him a significant gain on the nose." Etymology: Today's word is a stinky one, based on Greek brômos "a stink" + the scientific suffix –ide, a suffix widely used in chemistry to denote a compound based on the element referred to by the root. So "bromide" refers to a compound based on bromine, a dark red poisonous liquid with a strong, repulsive smell (whence its name). A very commonplace bromide in the 19th and early 20th century was potassium bromide, widely taken as a mild sedative before going to bed to induce sleep. From this usage, it is but a short skip to the sense of a commonplace remark that makes you yawn and from there to a person who puts you to sleep. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. 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Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests . . . continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" -Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.62ht.14.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.62ht.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1206999897.12251:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.62ht.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10758-0-1207029610 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Vituperate (verb)ous (adjective) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests . . . continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" –Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. 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WORD OF THE DAY: Tautology (noun) Pronunciation: [ta-'tah-lê-ji or taw-] Definition: Redundant word or phrase, a pleonasm; a statement comprising two clauses that make the statement necessarily true whether either of the two statements is true or false, e.g. "Philosophy will either drive me crazy or it won't drive me crazy." Usage: The classical tautology as "an unmarried bachelor". This phrase is tautological (the adjective) because "unmarried" is part of the meaning of "bachelor" and hence does not have to be repeated. The colloquial meaning of today's word makes it a synonym of another recent Word of the Day, "pleonasm". Suggested Usage: "That is tautological" is one of the better punch lines for your armory of witticisms. Try using it when you hear people utter phrases like "devious politician", "greedy Enron executive", "the stock market is risky", or "sneaky lobbyist". If you give advance warning of a dangerous terrorist attack, you have wasted two words squeezing two tautologies into one utterance. Etymology: Greek tautologos "redundant" based on tauto- "identical" + logos "word, idea". The Greek word "logos", from which English gets "logic" and the suffix "-ology", is the noun of legein "to speak, talk" which underlies "lexicon", "lecture", and "legend". The root which produced Greek "legein" entered Germanic languages as *lekjaz "enchanter", which devolved into Old English laece "physician, doctor" and Modern English "leech". "Legere" in Latin meant "to collect or read" and it produces lex, legis "law", which turns up in "legislation" and "intellect." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? 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Word of the Day: Tautology (noun) Pronunciation: [ta-'tah-lê-ji or taw-] Definition: Redundant word or phrase, a pleonasm; a statement comprising two clauses that make the statement necessarily true whether either of the two statements is true or false, e.g. "Philosophy will either drive me crazy or it won't drive me crazy." Usage: The classical tautology as "an unmarried bachelor". This phrase is tautological because "unmarried" is part of the meaning of "bachelor" and hence does not have to be repeated. The colloquial meaning of today's word makes it a synonym of another recent Word of the Day, "pleonasm". Suggested Usage: "That is tautological" is one of the better punch lines for your armory of witticisms. Try using it when you hear people utter phrases like "devious politician", "greedy Enron executive", "the stock market is risky", or "sneaky lobbyist". If you give advance warning of a dangerous terrorist attack, you have wasted two words squeezing two tautologies into one utterance. Etymology: Greek tautologos "redundant" based on tauto- "identical" + logos "word, idea". The Greek word "logos", from which English gets "logic" and the suffix "-ology", is the noun of legein "to speak, talk" which underlies "lexicon", "lecture", and "legend". The root which produced Greek "legein" entered Germanic languages as *lekjaz "enchanter", which devolved into Old English laece "physician, doctor" and Modern English "leech". 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Nephelococcygia (noun) Pronunciation: [ne-fê-lê-kak-'si-jee-yê ] Listen Definition 1: (Literally, "Cloudcuckoosville") Interpreting the shapes of clouds. Definition 2: La-la land, a dream land cut off from reality. Usage 2: Nephelococcygia was dreamed up by Aristophanes for his comedy, "The Birds" (414 BC). In this play, two characters turn into birds and immediately begin planning a city (never realized), which they decide to call "Nephelococcygia". Capitalize the word if it refers to the imaginary city. The adjective would be "nephelococcygic", as in "Bertie is suffering nephelococcygic delusions." Suggested Usage: Here is Geoffrey Smith's test of Nephelococcygia. You are living in Nephelococcygia if you think: (a) "we're here to help you", (b) "the new form will make it much easier for you", (c) "this will only take a minute", or (d) "I have a strategic plan. I know what I'm doing". However, most of those using the word associate it with defining images in cloud banks: "The kids are in the backyard indulging in a bit of nephelococcygia; Forrest is doing essentially the same thing on the living room couch." Etymology: Greek nephelekokkygia from nephele "cloud" + kokkyx "cuckoo". "Nephele" derives from *nebh- found with the same suffix, -l, in Latin nebula "cloud" and German Nebel "mist, fog". Russian nebo "sky" derives from the same source. Nasalized, this root emerges in Latin nimbus "rain, cloud". "Cuckoo" and Greek "kokkyx" are onomatopoetic (imitative) creations unrelated except through the fact that all cuckoos sing the same song. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Strawberry.net is a delicious little secret, and we're glad we're in on it. 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Enrolling is easy, and you can begin earning your college degree online almost immediately. Word of the Day: Nephelococcygia (Noun) Pronunciation: [ne-fê-lê-kak-'si-jee-yê ] Listen Definition 1: (Literally, "Cloudcuckoosville") Interpreting the shapes of clouds. Definition 2: La-la land, a dream land cut off from reality. Usage 2: Nephelococcygia was dreamed up by Aristophanes for his comedy, "The Birds" (414 BC). In this play, two characters turn into birds and immediately begin planning a city (never realized), which they decide to call "Nephelococcygia". Capitalize the word if it refers to the imaginary city. The adjective would be "nephelococcygic", as in "Bertie is suffering nephelococcygic delusions." Suggested Usage: Here is Geoffrey Smith's test of Nephelococcygia. You are living in Nephelococcygia if you think: (a) "we're here to help you", (b) "the new form will make it much easier for you", (c) "this will only take a minute", or (d) "I have a strategic plan. I know what I'm doing". However, most of those using the word associate it with defining images in cloud banks: "The kids are in the backyard indulging in a bit of nephelococcygia; Forrest is doing essentially the same thing on the living room couch." Etymology: Greek nephelekokkygia from nephele "cloud" + kokkyx "cuckoo". "Nephele" derives from *nebh- found with the same suffix, -l, in Latin nebula "cloud" and German Nebel "mist, fog". Russian nebo "sky" derives from the same source. Nasalized, this root emerges in Latin nimbus "rain, cloud". 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Deficit Proposal Adds Insult to Injury. Stimulus Benefits Greedy Scientist $2.4 Million. Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fmeo.17.cvlv.2oq9 Word of the Day: Orator (noun) Pronunciation: ['awr-uh-ter] Definition: One who gives a speech, one gifted in public speaking. Usage: An orator is obviously someone who orates. The noun may mean two specific things: one who is a great communicator (Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy have been said to be particularly great orators), eloquent and talented in the art of speechmaking; or simply, one who delivers an oration. Therefore, you might conclude that an orator -- one paid to speak in front of a group of people -- is not a great orator, or does not speak particularly well. Suggested Usage: Orator! Orator in the court! We know that that's not what the judges say on old time TV shows from "back in the day", but did you know that courts of law sometimes have orators? In fact, in a court of equity, the plaintiff of a case is also known in the legal sense as an orator. Stun your friends with that gem of knowledge, a gift from us to you. Etymology: The Latin orare, from which orator is derived, means to speak or utter. So where did that extra T in the modern word come from? Well, the Anglo-French word used in Middle English was oratour, from the Latin oratorem. This word means (you guessed it) "speaker", roughly the same was what orator means in English. The court definition of orator owes to the Latin meaning, to speak before an assembly or to plea a case. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1264049728.12815:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fmeo.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-50349-0-1264057208 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/21/2010: Year One: Yes We Can…Became No We Didn't. Deficit Proposal Adds Insult to Injury. Stimulus Benefits Greedy Scientist $2.4 Million. Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Orator (noun) Pronunciation: ['awr-uh-ter] Definition: One who gives a speech, one gifted in public speaking. Usage: An orator is obviously someone who orates. The noun may mean two specific things: one who is a great communicator (Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy have been said to be particularly great orators), eloquent and talented in the art of speechmaking; or simply, one who delivers an oration. Therefore, you might conclude that an orator -- one paid to speak in front of a group of people -- is not a great orator, or does not speak particularly well. Suggested Usage: Orator! Orator in the court! We know that that's not what the judges say on old time TV shows from "back in the day", but did you know that courts of law sometimes have orators? In fact, in a court of equity, the plaintiff of a case is also known in the legal sense as an orator. Stun your friends with that gem of knowledge, a gift from us to you. Etymology: The Latin orare, from which orator is derived, means to speak or utter. So where did that extra T in the modern word come from? Well, the Anglo-French word used in Middle English was oratour, from the Latin oratorem. This word means (you guessed it) "speaker", roughly the same was what orator means in English. The court definition of orator owes to the Latin meaning, to speak before an assembly or to plea a case. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-50349-0-1264057208-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 20 Aug 2007 08:36:16 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.159] (helo=s3159.mb00.net) id 1IN0s4-0007BQ-7D for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 20 Aug 2007 08:36:16 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Fdfu8tL/ZJpPN6xGpXVYoBRn6BhZWh90binDjCTsqAVkzAq6ADLqAZBFw/BfxDLDHaDy7AnFikwqpNgeXiN+N/XWO/tArTmlvNSUXCQpO1zkDNi3cpX5wCXOHhtWdDjB; by s3159.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA41473; Sun, 19 Aug 2007 23:04:01 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2007 23:36:16 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1187586127.13858 Subject: VINDEMIATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-23531-0-1187589630" --MIME_BOUNDARY-23531-0-1187589630 Word of the Day: Vindemiate (verb) Pronunciation: [vin-'dem-i-yeyt] Definition: To vintage (gather) grapes or pick other fruit. Usage: A fruit gatherer is a vindemiator and the activity is vindemiation. Suggested Usage: In the fall, young people leave the towns and cities of France and vindemiate throughout the countryside until every grape is picked and trampled (perhaps untrue but not ungrammatical). Which had you rather be, a migrant fruit-picker or a peregrine vindemiator? The power of words can be felt in the two entirely different images conjured up by these two semantically identical phrases. Etymology: From Latin vindemiare "gather grapes" from vinum "grape" + demere "to pick, remove". "Vinum", of course, gave English not only "vine" but also "wine". Akin to Russian vinograd "grape(s)" and Greek oinos "wine". The origin of the Indo-European word for wine is a mystery with speculation running the gamut from Hebrew "yayin" to Ethiopian "wain" and on to Assyrian "inu". 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Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Vindemiate (verb) Pronunciation: [vin-'dem-i-yeyt] Definition: To vintage (gather) grapes or pick other fruit. Usage: Here is another contribution to the "English-Has-a-Word-for-Everything" department. Although rarely used, it remains in the venerable Oxford English Dictionary and the U.S. classic Century Dictionary. A fruit gatherer is a vindemiator and the activity is vindemiation. Suggested Usage: In the fall, young people leave the towns and cities of France and vindemiate throughout the countryside until every grape is picked and trampled (perhaps untrue but not ungrammatical). Which had you rather be, a migrant fruit-picker or a peregrine vindemiator? The power of words can be felt in the two entirely different images conjured up by these two semantically identical phrases. Etymology: From Latin vindemiare "gather grapes" from vinum "grape" + demere "to pick, remove". "Vinum", of course, gave English not only "vine" but also "wine". Akin to Russian vinograd "grape(s)" and Greek oinos "wine". The origin of the Indo-European word for wine is a mystery with speculation running the gamut from Hebrew "yayin" to Ethiopian "wain" and on to Assyrian "inu". 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Varlet (noun) Pronunciation: ['vah(r)-let] Definition: (1) An attendant or servant; a knight's page. (2) A rascal; a knave Usage: While "varmint" skulks in the shady reputation of slang, today's is a word of sterling character and reputation that may be used in any situation where it is appropriate to speak of varletry. That's right, the behavior of varlets is "varletry." Suggested Usage: Perhaps you think the days of varlets, rascals, and knaves has passed but, if you look around carefully, you will see that they remain well represented in the current population: "Sometimes it seems as though only varlets, knaves, and rascals can reach high office in business or government". Of course, it only seems that way. If no decent people rose to high positions in business and government, no one would be chasing the varlets out today! Etymology: Today's word is a variant of Old French vaslet "squire, servant", which reduced to "valet" in modern French. "Vaslet" is akin to vassal "feudal tenant", the root of which is vas-, a word of Celtic origin. It originates in Old Gaulish vassus or vasso "servant, young man", a word related to Welsh "gwas", Irish "foss", and Breton "goaz", according to the Oxford English Dictionary. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Treat your feet! Crocs Footwear is legendary in its comfort status. Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: * lots of colors and styles * comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet * orthotic foot bed * slip-resistant and non-marking soles * anti-microbial and odor resistant * Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. 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Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: lots of colors and styles comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet orthotic foot bed slip-resistant and non-marking soles anti-microbial and odor resistant Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. Plus, get them in time for the weekend with free overnight shipping from Zappos! Word of the Day: Varlat (Noun) Pronunciation: ['vah(r)-let] Definition: (1) An attendant or servant; a knight's page. (2) A rascal; a knave Usage: While "varmint" skulks in the shady reputation of slang, today's is a word of sterling character and reputation that may be used in any situation where it is appropriate to speak of varletry. That's right, the behavior of varlets is "varletry." Suggested Usage: Perhaps you think the days of varlets, rascals, and knaves has passed but, if you look around carefully, you will see that they remain well represented in the current population: "Sometimes it seems as though only varlets, knaves, and rascals can reach high office in business or government". Of course, it only seems that way. If no decent people rose to high positions in business and government, no one would be chasing the varlets out today! Etymology: Today's word is a variant of Old French vaslet "squire, servant", which reduced to "valet" in modern French. "Vaslet" is akin to vassal "feudal tenant", the root of which is vas-, a word of Celtic origin. It originates in Old Gaulish vassus or vasso "servant, young man", a word related to Welsh "gwas", Irish "foss", and Breton "goaz", according to the Oxford English Dictionary. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.uzu.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1443-0-1181023224-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 31 Jan 2008 09:10:19 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.54] (helo=s3054.mb00.net) id 1JKUIk-0006Fv-Bp for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 31 Jan 2008 08:57:39 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Q2UaSntV/o1ubcfJVYMz57G5zv34FnJkr300qWs0ogbnGeoiE2cq9+jvvYUsU5AZos4ZlJTwpY2JZy4h15s/TX1rPt9r5ec5nmYcH05UhJ1ORAe1T8BC4kS6xtg/HRFU; by s3054.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA89250; Wed, 30 Jan 2008 23:04:28 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 23:57:40 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1201758421.8787 Subject: WAIF: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-9109-0-1201762820" --MIME_BOUNDARY-9109-0-1201762820 Word of the Day: Waif (noun) Pronunciation: [weyf] Definition: An abandoned or orphaned child or young animal; a lost unclaimed object, especially one washed up on shore or blown in by the wind; a homeless wanderer. Usage: Of all the meanings borne by today's word, that of "orphan" is probably the most common today. The relationship of the word's meaning to flotsam washed up or blown in, however, has left a slightly derogatory connotation on it. For that reason, The Church of England Waifs and Strays Society changed its name to The Church of England Children's Society some time ago. Suggested Usage: In 'The Brook,' Tennyson refers to "old waifs of rhyme" rolling in his mind. Stolen goods cast away by a thief in flight are waifs to the extent their actual owners cannot be found. I can't remember how many waifs with wagging tails my children picked up on their way home from school as they grew up. Fortunately, the number of human waifs has been drastically reduced over the past century but the disgrace of abandoned children still haunts the human species. Etymology: Today's word originates with the concept of something unclaimed, blown up by the wind. From Anglo-Norman waif "ownerless property", probably from Old Norse veif "something blown by the wind=3Da flag" from Germanic *waif- "wipe". Akin to Old English wipian "to wipe", Old French guiper "to cover with silk", and "whip" from Middle English "wippen"=97all from Germanic *wipjan "to move back and forth". This word is also obviously related to "wave" and "waft." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Personal Finance: Are you a consumer being swallowed by debt? You may be interested in learning about do it yourself credit card debt settlement or you may want to find out about debt management through credit counseling. Learn more about what a good credit score is, how to manage your credit and the types of credit cards that are available no matter what your credit score is. Let LoveToKnow Credit Cards help you find the information you need to know. >>> http://creditcards.lovetoknow.com/Main_Page ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1201758421.8787:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4vxu.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9109-0-1201762820 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Waif (noun) Pronunciation: [weyf] Definition: An abandoned or orphaned child or young animal; a lost unclaimed object, especially one washed up on shore or blown in by the wind; a homeless wanderer. Usage: Of all the meanings borne by today's word, that of "orphan" is probably the most common today. The relationship of the word's meaning to flotsam washed up or blown in, however, has left a slightly derogatory connotation on it. For that reason, The Church of England Waifs and Strays Society changed its name to The Church of England Children's Society some time ago. Suggested Usage: In 'The Brook,' Tennyson refers to "old waifs of rhyme" rolling in his mind. Stolen goods cast away by a thief in flight are waifs to the extent their actual owners cannot be found. I can't remember how many waifs with wagging tails my children picked up on their way home from school as they grew up. Fortunately, the number of human waifs has been drastically reduced over the past century but the disgrace of abandoned children still haunts the human species. Etymology: Today's word originates with the concept of something unclaimed, blown up by the wind. From Anglo-Norman waif "ownerless property", probably from Old Norse veif "something blown by the wind=3Da flag" from Germanic *waif- "wipe". Akin to Old English wipian "to wipe", Old French guiper "to cover with silk", and "whip" from Middle English "wippen"—all from Germanic *wipjan "to move back and forth". This word is also obviously related to "wave" and "waft." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Whether you need information on saving your home when you're having financial trouble and are threatened with foreclosure or want to learn how to secure a mortgage to purchase your first home, LoveToKnow mortgage offers extensive resources to help. Articles written by mortgage and financial experts can help you: Find help to stop a foreclosure Find home purchase grants and subsidies Find a home loan for people with bad credit Learn how much house you can afford Use our research to secure your assets or to get the best deal on a mortgage or refinance loan. Or, ask our mortgage expert your questions on this topic. Visit LoveToKnow mortgage for information you need to know! 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Also, to question about policy or government business. Usage: The noun form of today's word is interpellation. One who does the questioning is an interpellator, the agent noun. Suggested Usage: "TV subjected all of us to it, so why didn't the FCC interpellate the hairdresser who sold Traficant that wig?" Etymology: "Interpellate" is similar in appearance to the words appellate "having the power to hear appeals and review court decisions" and interpolate "to make additions". The three words all come from Latin, with the ultimate root *pel- "to thrust, strike, drive". Today's word comes from Latin interpellare "to interrupt", from inter- + pellere "to drive, beat". Besides the aforementioned trio, the root *pel- gives us words like "compel", "dispel", "expel", "impel"=97and even pushier words. --Deal of the Day-- Discover the benefits of hiring independent contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contractor allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.73hw.28.2rq1.xyg LoveToKnow Corp. http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1212379169.45287:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.73hw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-76323-0-1212386418 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Word of the Day Interpellate (verb) Pronunciation: [in-têr-'pêl-eyt or in-têr-pêl-'eyt] Definition: To question formally concerning an official action or personal conduct, generally done on the part of a legislative body. Also, to question about policy or government business. Usage: The noun form of today's word is interpellation. One who does the questioning is an interpellator, the agent noun. Suggested Usage: "TV subjected all of us to it, so why didn't the FCC interpellate the hairdresser who sold Traficant that wig?" Etymology: "Interpellate" is similar in appearance to the words appellate "having the power to hear appeals and review court decisions" and interpolate "to make additions". The three words all come from Latin, with the ultimate root *pel- "to thrust, strike, drive". Today's word comes from Latin interpellare "to interrupt", from inter- + pellere "to drive, beat". Besides the aforementioned trio, the root *pel- gives us words like "compel", "dispel", "expel", "impel"—and even pushier words. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benfits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. 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Consider using flex-time as an incentive -- in fact, some employers find their employees would prefer flex-time to receiving bonuses and other perks. --MIME_BOUNDARY-76323-0-1212386418-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 15 Jan 2008 08:35:06 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.89] (helo=s3089.mb00.net) id 1JEgK7-0003am-SW for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 15 Jan 2008 08:35:04 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=HcTCJl3Mog4dOu6okFbn+5fhV1Udys8MhG92BBnQpU1oM3zlX70MZeNsPy5Jc17/ZpRLLAnda6rc0OPQUBQvrr3GACl53IQAa1mlsRSf7538O5/0ixCJcq6UgAXP+Dv3; by s3089.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA05028; Mon, 14 Jan 2008 23:05:41 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 23:35:05 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1200352588.18732 Subject: GOETY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-12504-0-1200380429" --MIME_BOUNDARY-12504-0-1200380429 Word of the Day: Goety (noun) Pronunciation: ['go-ê-ti] Definition: (Archaic) Black magic; the practice of conjuring the help of evil spirits to carry out evil deeds; necromancy. Usage: Sometime back we proposed theurgy "beneficial or white magic" as the Word of the Day. Today's word is its antonym: theurgy is the summoning of beneficial spirits and goety, the appeal to evil ones. This word has been misspelled "geotia" under the mistaken impression of a special relation of evil spirits to the earth. Don't fall into that trap! The adjectives are "theurgic(al)" and "goetic(al)", respectively, and the adverbs, "theurgically" and "goetically." Suggested Usage: When unexpectedly meeting someone you would prefer avoiding, you might try: "What goetic quirk brought you here?" Chances are they will not understand (preserving you from physical harm), unless they are also subscribers to the Word of the Day, in which case you would have been delighted to meet them in the first place. (It all works out.) Here is another: "Don't bother telephoning him. When you need him, you can't contact him by goety." Etymology: Despite the affinity of witches and warlocks for goats, today's word is unrelated to anything hircine (goatish). Rather, it comes from Greek goeteia "witchcraft, juggling" from goes "sorcerer, juggler" through Latin "goetia" and French "goétie". The original word apparently was related to playing or making sounds. It turns up in Serbian gudeti "to fiddle" and govoriti "to speak" and in Sanskrit as jogU "singing, praising." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benfits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>>http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1200352588.18732:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4kx1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-12504-0-1200380429 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Goety (noun) Pronunciation: ['go-ê-ti] Definition: (Archaic) Black magic; the practice of conjuring the help of evil spirits to carry out evil deeds; necromancy. Usage: Sometime back we proposed theurgy "beneficial or white magic" as the Word of the Day. Today's word is its antonym: theurgy is the summoning of beneficial spirits and goety, the appeal to evil ones. This word has been misspelled "geotia" under the mistaken impression of a special relation of evil spirits to the earth. Don't fall into that trap! The adjectives are "theurgic(al)" and "goetic(al)", respectively, and the adverbs, "theurgically" and "goetically." Suggested Usage: When unexpectedly meeting someone you would prefer avoiding, you might try: "What goetic quirk brought you here?" Chances are they will not understand (preserving you from physical harm), unless they are also subscribers to the Word of the Day, in which case you would have been delighted to meet them in the first place. (It all works out.) Here is another: "Don't bother telephoning him. When you need him, you can't contact him by goety." Etymology: Despite the affinity of witches and warlocks for goats, today's word is unrelated to anything hircine (goatish). Rather, it comes from Greek goeteia "witchcraft, juggling" from goes "sorcerer, juggler" through Latin "goetia" and French "goétie". The original word apparently was related to playing or making sounds. It turns up in Serbian gudeti "to fiddle" and govoriti "to speak" and in Sanskrit as jogU "singing, praising." YourDictionary.com Discover the Benfits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. Gain back the hours previously lost when employees had to squeeze in personal errands and appointments with long lunches, leaving work early, sick days, and personal phone calls and emails while at the office. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4kx1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-12504-0-1200380429-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:00:02 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.86] (helo=s3086.mb00.net) id 1Jf8ZF-0004rr-GU for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:00:02 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=s41ICIFb1kp8AhMfc2oCbI3Av+eyZCxRRTvIzmlk6lLoiEeeJFB4MJYQxRFlVXtxtMUeCguA9wd0Ts/BfxlH1eWS68iUkuLRZqHd/qY4vIhwYCTpZNWyq3QEiDLpf3oB; by s3086.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA97115; Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:03:51 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 00:00:01 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1206632198.13492 Subject: ZARF: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1608-0-1206684016" --MIME_BOUNDARY-1608-0-1206684016 Word Of the Day Today's Word: Zarf (noun) Pronunciation: [zahrf] Definition: In the Middle East, coffee is often drunk from cups without handles and tea, from glasses. A zarf is a decorative holder, usually from metal, with a handle that prevents the hot cup or glass from burning fingers. Some zarfs also have no handles, such as the insulation jackets that hold glasses to keep their contents cold. Usage: You will find that you use this word more when you are in the Middle East where coffee is drunk from cups without handles or in Eastern Europe where hot tea is sipped from glasses. This, of course, makes the cup or glass to hot to handle, requiring a handle for holding=97that's what a zarf is. (For a picture of a Russian zarf, check http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.60hs.14.3n1r.xyg.) Suggested Usage: We normally avoid words with such narrow meanings; after all, how can you use such a word other than to refer to this one rather unusual object? "A zarf and a coffee cup go together like a horse and carriage". Just remember, all words may be used metaphorically and our lives are richer for it. Try this on your significant other: "My dear, I am your zarf: you are just my cup of tea and I want to hold you forever". How much more romantic can you get? Etymology: Today's word is an Arabic word meaning "container, envelope". The Russians call a similar metal exoskeleton for their tea glasses a podstakannik "a 'subglassnik'." -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.60hs.15.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.60hs.16.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1206632198.13492:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.60hs.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1608-0-1206684016 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Zarf (noun) Pronunciation: [zahrf] Definition: In the Middle East, coffee is often drunk from cups without handles and tea, from glasses. A zarf is a decorative holder, usually from metal, with a handle that prevents the hot cup or glass from burning fingers. Some zarfs also have no handles, such as the insulation jackets that hold glasses to keep their contents cold. Usage: You will find that you use this word more when you are in the Middle East where coffee is drunk from cups without handles or in Eastern Europe where hot tea is sipped from glasses. This, of course, makes the cup or glass to hot to handle, requiring a handle for holding—that's what a zarf is. (For a picture of a Russian zarf, check http://www.catteacorner.com/holidayshoppingcups.htm.) Suggested Usage: We normally avoid words with such narrow meanings; after all, how can you use such a word other than to refer to this one rather unusual object? "A zarf and a coffee cup go together like a horse and carriage". Just remember, all words may be used metaphorically and our lives are richer for it. Try this on your significant other: "My dear, I am your zarf: you are just my cup of tea and I want to hold you forever". How much more romantic can you get? Etymology: Today's word is an Arabic word meaning "container, envelope". The Russians call a similar metal exoskeleton for their tea glasses a podstakannik "a 'subglassnik'." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. Gain back the hours previously lost when employees had to squeeze in personal errands and appointments with long lunches, leaving work early, sick days, and personal phone calls and emails while at the office. 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Word of the Day: Rapscallion (noun) Pronunciation: [ræp-'skæl-yên] Definition: Rascal, brat, hooligan. Usage: The fact that today's word is a lexical orphan in most dialects may have contributed to its attitude. John Galsworthy mentioned that "Soho seemed more than ever the disenchanted home of rapscallionism" in 'In Chancery' (1920) but the term failed to make a home in the English-speaking mind. "Rapscallionry" is an attempt at capturing the quality of a rapscallion and "rapscallionly" is an unassuming adjectival form sprinkled around the edges of the literature. Suggested Usage: Today's word is perfect for those occasions when you need to express the notion of "rascal" but want take a bit longer saying it, "The neighborhood rapscallions regularly larded the windows of all the cars on our street Halloween night when I was a kid". Although no noun is widely used currently, "rapscallionry" has enough lexical music to recommend itself for broader deployment: "Fifty years of exquisite rapscallionry had left Siegfried a lonely man=97happy, but lonely." Etymology: Variation of earlier "rascallion" from "rascal" + a fanciful suffix. "Rascal" is from Old French rascaille (Modern French racaille "rabble, riffraff), probably based on rasque "mud" or rache "scurf, rash" whence English "rash". French "rache" was spun from Old French rasche "scurf", the noun from raschier "to scratch" itself a child of Vulgar Latin *rasicare "scratch". This verb, in its turn, emerged from "rasus", the participle of radere "to scrape". The same root appears in Latin rodere "gnaw" underlying "rodent" and "corrode". It comes to Modern English as "rat", a rodent known for scraping with its teeth. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Your not the only one that likes to make a big deal out of the Holidays. 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"Rapscallionry" is an attempt at capturing the quality of a rapscallion and "rapscallionly" is an unassuming adjectival form sprinkled around the edges of the literature. Suggested Usage: Today's word is perfect for those occasions when you need to express the notion of "rascal" but want take a bit longer saying it, "The neighborhood rapscallions regularly larded the windows of all the cars on our street Halloween night when I was a kid". Although no noun is widely used currently, "rapscallionry" has enough lexical music to recommend itself for broader deployment: "Fifty years of exquisite rapscallionry had left Siegfried a lonely man—happy, but lonely." Etymology: Variation of earlier "rascallion" from "rascal" + a fanciful suffix. "Rascal" is from Old French rascaille (Modern French racaille "rabble, riffraff), probably based on rasque "mud" or rache "scurf, rash" whence English "rash". French "rache" was spun from Old French rasche "scurf", the noun from raschier "to scratch" itself a child of Vulgar Latin *rasicare "scratch". This verb, in its turn, emerged from "rasus", the participle of radere "to scrape." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com "Best Overall Photo Service: Snapfish delivered the best image quality plus the lowest price. Even after factoring in the $2 shipping fee—roughly equivalent to 10 miles of gas—Snapfish still ended up the cheapest." -PC World, June 2005 "Best Quality Photo Books: The true-to-life colors; sharp, full-page images; and top-notch paper in Snapfish's 11" by 9" book wowed our experts." - Good Housekeeping, June 2005 "Once you weigh price, speed, ease-of-uploading, and a few other considerations, some services stood out from the pack—in particular, Snapfish... Overall, Snapfish sent the best images. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3lx1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21779-0-1195628422-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 16 Apr 2007 08:44:56 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.201] (helo=s3201.mb00.net) id 1HdKxL-0004sT-IL for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 16 Apr 2007 08:44:56 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=K2LTE3IZuu/IphHKkjg+ZdJZA3SD2yLLEnIa+hPTVSftcLOZG2rub6/FHfFm/Ksnmg2rewGJecpApWQfWQAgbPKpVQiUoVuyvN40MK+c9/OZb9adJDBaxMXc9zIlVsjM; by s3201.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA28609; Sun, 15 Apr 2007 23:02:12 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2007 23:44:55 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1176503304.3744 Subject: OPSIMATHY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-21612-0-1176703214" --MIME_BOUNDARY-21612-0-1176703214 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Opsimathy (noun) Pronunciation: [ahp-'si-mê-thi] Listen Definition: (Literary) Late learning, learning late in life. Usage: The word is a rare literary form but we predict an imminent come-back. A person who takes on learning late in life is an "opsimath" ['ahp-si-mæth], as a "polymath" (poly "many" + math) is someone of encyclopedic learning or polymathy [pa-'li-mê-thi]). Suggested Usage: As the English-speaking population ages and the limits of life expectancy advance, opsimathy promises to become more prominent and the word less literary and more colloquial. Opsimathy was once frowned upon, considered less effective by educators than early learning. However, any university administrator will tell you that the opsimath population is growing in the U.S. Etymology: Greek opse "late" + math- "learning". "Mathematics" shares the same origin; it derives from the adjective of mathema "science, learning" from manthanein "to learn". The PIE stem *men-dhe- also underlies Russian mudry "wise", Avestan mazda "wise", Sanskrit mantrah "counsel, prayer", and Albanian mund "can". Akin to Latin mens, mentis "mind" in "mental", Greek "mentor", and the Latin suffix -ment. The initial constituent, "opsi-", is also used in the rare word, "opsigamy" [op-'si-gê-mi] which means "marriage late in life." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Ever think about getting a new computer? We found this unbelievable deal on HPs starting at just $329.99! And no rebates! The quick catch: it doesn't include a monitor or modem, but a 17" flat screen and basic modem is only $60 more. 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Usage: The word is a rare literary form but we predict an imminent come-back. A person who takes on learning late in life is an "opsimath" ['ahp-si-mæth], as a "polymath" (poly "many" + math) is someone of encyclopedic learning or polymathy [pa-'li-mê-thi]). Suggested Usage: As the English-speaking population ages and the limits of life expectancy advance, opsimathy promises to become more prominent and the word less literary and more colloquial. Opsimathy was once frowned upon, considered less effective by educators than early learning. However, any university administrator will tell you that the opsimath population is growing in the U.S. Etymology: Greek opse "late" + math- "learning". "Mathematics" shares the same origin; it derives from the adjective of mathema "science, learning" from manthanein "to learn". The PIE stem *men-dhe- also underlies Russian mudry "wise", Avestan mazda "wise", Sanskrit mantrah "counsel, prayer", and Albanian mund "can". Akin to Latin mens, mentis "mind" in "mental", Greek "mentor", and the Latin suffix -ment. The initial constituent, "opsi-", is also used in the rare word, "opsigamy" [op-'si-gê-mi] which means "marriage late in life." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.3ev.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21612-0-1176703214-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (ms4-1.1blu.de [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 04 Jun 2008 09:38:52 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.141] (helo=s3141.mb00.net) id 1K3na8-0004BU-5c for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 04 Jun 2008 09:38:52 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=CU9KrjoeUjdzsz6EtQxNr6SIyKqnMVD2XgAhehr27Qxv6UK7UWn2B5cfzkPqsSynhYmVAaZGJ4QZuvkqB6bGhw4+Ihpo40oaMpVjYE2ZSvlb97fQ5fSgZha3mqmAn4ih; by s3141.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA23791; Tue, 3 Jun 2008 23:03:33 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2008 00:38:52 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1212535512.62959 Subject: PLENIPOTENTIARY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-52184-0-1212559221" --MIME_BOUNDARY-52184-0-1212559221 Word of the Day: Plenipotentiary (adjective) Pronunciation: [ple-ni-pê-'ten-chi-e-ri or -'ten-chê-ri ] Definition: Invested with full power to reach decisions. Usage: This adjective may also be used as a noun: "Ask Frederico; he is our plenipotentiary in Zimbabwe". As an adjective, it is often placed after the noun it modifies: "ambassador plenipotentiary." Suggested Usage: This term is usually associated with diplomacy: "The U. S. sent an ambassador plenipotentiary to settle the dispute in Rongo-Rongo". It is ripe for extension, however: "Reynaldo zips through decisions as though he were the royal plenipotentiary of the universe." (Ouch! That sounds a bit snippy, doesn't it?) Etymology: Medieval Latin plenipotentiarius "invested with full power" from Latin plenus "full" + potens "powerful". "Plenus" derives from *pel- which also gave English "full" and, via Latin, "plenty", not to mention Russian "polnyi". "Potens" is related to "possible" from Latin posse "to be able" and Persian pasha "master, lord." ---Deal of the Day--- Are you a published author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. 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It is ripe for extension, however: "Reynaldo zips through decisions as though he were the royal plenipotentiary of the universe". (Ouch! That sounds a bit snippy, doesn't it?) Etymology: Medieval Latin plenipotentiarius "invested with full power" from Latin plenus "full" + potens "powerful". "Plenus" derives from *pel- which also gave English "full" and, via Latin, "plenty", not to mention Russian "polnyi". "Potens" is related to "possible" from Latin posse "to be able" and Persian pasha "master, lord." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Receive up to $500.00 Advance Receive Royalties Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. 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Word of the Day Compatible (adjective) Pronunciation:[kəm pat′ə bəl] Definition: 1 a. capable of living together harmoniously or getting along well together (with) 1 b. in agreement; congruent (with) 2 a. that can work well together, get along well together, combine well, etc. a compatible couple, compatible colors 2 b. that can function or be used together without change or alteration 3. that can be mixed without reacting chemically or interfering with one another's action or state: said of drugs, insecticides, etc. 4. that can be cross-fertilized or grafted readily 5. designating or of 5 a. computer components, software, etc. that can be used with a specified computer or computer system: often in hyphenated compounds 5 b. computers or computer systems that can use the same components, software, etc. Etymology: Etymology: ME & ML compatibilis < LL(Ec) compati: see compassion Related Forms: compatibility nouncompatibleness, compatibly adverb –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio. 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Usage: The word's main function is to be exhibited as an example of a long English word, longer by a letter than the word most people think is the longest, "antidisestablishmentarianism", but no match for "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis". There is also a widely underused verb, "floccinaucinihilipilificate". (A more useful noun with the same meaning is "floccinaucity" ['fla-si-'na(w)-si-tee].) Suggested Usage: The word was first recorded in a letter by William Shenstone written in 1741 and published in 1777: "I loved him for nothing so much as his flocci-nauci-nihili-pili-fication of money". Don't forget that the verb is just as useless as the noun: "It is difficult for Flossie to avoid floccinaucinihilipilificating her nearly otiose husband, Otis." Etymology: Back in the eighteenth century, the Eton Latin Grammar contained a rule that mentioned a set of words all of which meant "of little or no value": flocci, nauci, nihili, and pili. Someone, obviously, had to combine them and add the suffixes -ation to the result. Flocci is the plural of floccus "a tuft of wool" and pili, that of pilus "a hair". "Nihili" is from nihil "nothing", while "nauci" just means "worthless." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Register now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Registration is free. 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(A more useful noun with the same meaning is "floccinaucity" ['fla-si-'na(w)-si-tee].) Suggested Usage: The word was first recorded in a letter by William Shenstone written in 1741 and published in 1777: "I loved him for nothing so much as his flocci-nauci-nihili-pili-fication of money". Don't forget that the verb is just as useless as the noun: "It is difficult for Flossie to avoid floccinaucinihilipilificating her nearly otiose husband, Otis." Etymology: Back in the eighteenth century, the Eton Latin Grammar contained a rule that mentioned a set of words all of which meant "of little or no value": flocci, nauci, nihili, and pili. Someone, obviously, had to combine them and add the suffixes -ation to the result. Flocci is the plural of floccus "a tuft of wool" and pili, that of pilus "a hair". "Nihili" is from nihil "nothing", while "nauci" just means "worthless." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? 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Word of the Day: Tautology (noun) Pronunciation: [ta-'tah-lê-ji or taw-] Definition: Redundant word or phrase, a pleonasm; (in philosophy) a statement comprising two clauses that make the statement necessarily true whether either of the two statements is true or false, e.g. "Philosophy will either drive me crazy or it won't drive me crazy." Usage: The classical tautology as "an unmarried bachelor". This phrase is tautological (the adjective) because "unmarried" is part of the meaning of "bachelor" and hence does not have to be repeated. The colloquial meaning of today's word makes it a synonym of another recent Word of the Day, "pleonasm" (for which see our Archives). Suggested Usage: "That is tautological" is one of the better punch lines for your armory of witticisms. Try using it when you hear people utter phrases like "devious politician", "greedy Enron executive", "the stock market is risky", or "sneaky lobbyist". If you give advance warning of a dangerous terrorist attack, you have wasted two words squeezing two tautologies into one utterance. Etymology: Greek tautologos "redundant" based on tauto- "identical" + logos "word, idea". The Greek word "logos", from which English gets "logic" and the suffix "-ology", is the noun of legein "to speak, talk" which underlies "lexicon", "lecture", and "legend". The root which produced Greek "legein" entered Germanic languages as *lekjaz "enchanter", which devolved into Old English laece "physician, doctor" and Modern English "leech". "Legere" in Latin meant "to collect or read" and it produces lex, legis "law" (collection of rules), which turns up in "legislation" and "intellect." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Zoobooks Magazine is perfect if you have a child 4-12 years old in your life. Kids love it because it's all about animals. 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The colloquial meaning of today's word makes it a synonym of another recent Word of the Day, "pleonasm" (for which see our Archives). Suggested Usage: "That is tautological" is one of the better punch lines for your armory of witticisms. Try using it when you hear people utter phrases like "devious politician", "greedy Enron executive", "the stock market is risky", or "sneaky lobbyist". If you give advance warning of a dangerous terrorist attack, you have wasted two words squeezing two tautologies into one utterance. Etymology: Greek tautologos "redundant" based on tauto- "identical" + logos "word, idea". The Greek word "logos", from which English gets "logic" and the suffix "-ology", is the noun of legein "to speak, talk" which underlies "lexicon", "lecture", and "legend". The root which produced Greek "legein" entered Germanic languages as *lekjaz "enchanter", which devolved into Old English laece "physician, doctor" and Modern English "leech". "Legere" in Latin meant "to collect or read" and it produces lex, legis "law" (collection of rules), which turns up in "legislation" and "intellect." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.ubl.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-16358-0-1180936822-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 07 Jul 2007 08:26:50 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.63] (helo=s3063.mb00.net) id 1I73ko-00018l-He for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 07 Jul 2007 08:26:50 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=is4QIlzLJjHaAb4jykEKCHcqB21TgrqF5cTMrg/ep1RA13c/p0Hv7M9EHCZtIoMseIQ/1768xo04ZXde2xZwHyWwdycBKIRm+gu6SIBdb68eAu0wc8SVV1hsiOkTRSmM; by s3063.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA95224; Fri, 6 Jul 2007 23:04:06 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 6 Jul 2007 23:26:50 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1183071070.11383 Subject: PECCADILLO: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2044-0-1183788033" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2044-0-1183788033 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Peccadillo (Noun) Pronunciation: [pek-ê-'di-lo] Definition: A teeny-tiny, barely discernable sin or fault. Usage: The plural is "peccadillos" and there is no adjective. Notice English-speakers have doubled the "c" in the spelling of the word, no doubt, to solve the problem of remembering which internal consonant is doubled. (A spelling convenience in English! Will wonders never cease?) Suggested Usage: This is a useful term to have on your side when minimizing your shortcomings: "Mom! So I drove the car through the garage wall. Why do you allow my petty peccadillos roil you so?" It always understates events in the economic or political worlds: "Even his supporters are vexed by Clinton's frequent peccadillos." Etymology: Italian peccadiglio and Spanish pecadillo, the latter from pecado "sin" + illo, a diminutive suffix. (A diminutive noun signifies something smaller than usual.) The Spanish noun derives, in turn, from Latin peccatum, past participle of peccare "to stumble, sin". The same root emerges in "impeccable" and "pessimism". Since PIE [p] became [f] in Germanic, the same PIE root *ped-/*pod- "foot" shows up as fot- and fet- in Germanic languages, found in English "foot", "fetch" and "fetter." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Chaco's are amazing shoes for their support, simplicity, and functionality. Treat your feet to some TLC with: * BioCentric footbed provides support and all-day comfort. * Vibram non-marking sole is durable, non-skid, and can be re-soled. * Wide variety of style and color choices, including for Women, Men, and Kids. Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. 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Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. Plus, enjoy free overnight shipping from Zappos! Word of the Day: Peccadillo (Noun) Pronunciation: [pek-ê-'di-lo] Definition: A teeny-tiny, barely discernable sin or fault. Usage: The plural is "peccadillos" and there is no adjective. Notice English-speakers have doubled the "c" in the spelling of the word, no doubt, to solve the problem of remembering which internal consonant is doubled. (A spelling convenience in English! Will wonders never cease?) Suggested Usage: This is a useful term to have on your side when minimizing your shortcomings: "Mom! So I drove the car through the garage wall. Why do you allow my petty peccadillos roil you so?" It always understates events in the economic or political worlds: "Even his supporters are vexed by Clinton's frequent peccadillos." Etymology: Italian peccadiglio and Spanish pecadillo, the latter from pecado "sin" + illo, a diminutive suffix. (A diminutive noun signifies something smaller than usual.) The Spanish noun derives, in turn, from Latin peccatum, past participle of peccare "to stumble, sin". The same root emerges in "impeccable" and "pessimism". Since PIE [p] became [f] in Germanic, the same PIE root *ped-/*pod- "foot" shows up as fot- and fet- in Germanic languages, found in English "foot", "fetch" and "fetter." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18pc.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2044-0-1183788033-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 11 Jul 2007 08:36:00 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.45] (helo=s3045.mb00.net) id 1I8Vnr-00066t-S6 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 11 Jul 2007 08:36:00 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=q0J97nOx/oT/yo/qWaS6AiGLvREqRCHIWYhTBtCzi/WmUnzGwW1CSMODUFOa4qZkLpBC2ZkuRVyzLYW9TQ0902ri7iCV3mg3JpLLppUNN6e+b+69xtdNTHQkGxSGNmU/; by s3045.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA61812; Tue, 10 Jul 2007 23:04:23 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 23:35:59 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1183072787.11749 Subject: VALLEITY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5684-0-1184133629" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5684-0-1184133629 Word of the Day: Velleity (noun) Pronunciation: [vê-'lee-ê-tee or -ti] Definition: The lowest degree of volition or desire. Usage: This word allows your vocabulary a wider gradation of volition: velleity, volition, desire, passion (for). It is used far too little. Suggested Usage: Now you have a word to express the lower end of your desires: "I haven't the least velleity for trying chitterlings, knowing what they are". "I do have some velleity to continue this conversation elsewhere", lets the hearer know the idea does not excite you. Etymology: Latin velleitas from Latin velle "to wish". From the Proto-Indo-European root *wel-/*wol- which devolved into English "well (as one wishes)" and "will". The O-form also appears in Latin: "voluntary", "benevolent", "malevolent", Russian volya "will", and Serbian volim "I love". For more on PIE, see "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather" in the yourDictionary library. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. 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Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Velleity (Noun) Pronunciation: [vê-'lee-ê-tee or -ti] Definition: The lowest degree of volition or desire. Usage: This word allows your vocabulary a wider gradation of volition: velleity, volition, desire, passion (for). It is used far too little. Suggested Usage: Now you have a word to express the lower end of your desires: "I haven't the least velleity for trying chitterlings, knowing what they are". "I do have some velleity to continue this conversation elsewhere", lets the hearer know the idea does not excite you. Etymology: Latin velleitas from Latin velle "to wish". From the Proto-Indo-European root *wel-/*wol- which devolved into English "well (as one wishes)" and "will". The O-form also appears in Latin: "voluntary", "benevolent", "malevolent", Russian volya "will", and Serbian volim "I love". For more on PIE, see "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather" in the yourDictionary library. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18pv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5684-0-1184133629-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 30 Dec 2007 09:32:58 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.28] (helo=s3028.mb00.net) id 1J8tbM-00067U-UI for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 30 Dec 2007 09:32:57 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=gnTMqZ0XS+wDbmv3bhaqaoHyGuPigOKKVEirzy4mt7pKXvgLtiHyQQwCih6TW8eyHB7HG/GkYAc2n8Yq4s7/SiVI9EWn0nybb+v9xIa+9vY3k/u1oqX2ucbDX8UksTc2; by s3028.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA78423; Sat, 29 Dec 2007 23:04:51 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2007 00:32:57 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198952237.124 Subject: BEZOAR: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-20069-0-1198998033" --MIME_BOUNDARY-20069-0-1198998033 Word of the Day: Bezoar (noun) Pronunciation: ['bee-zor or bê-'zor] Definition: A concretion or calculus formed around a foreign object or substance found in the stomachs of some animals, especially ruminants and occasionally in humans. Historically, they have been perceived as an antitoxin to counteract the effects of poison. Usage: You probably never suspected your cat's hairballs of magical powers. However, this is the sort of thing a bezoar is, except a bezoar solidifies into something more like a kidney stone. The adjective, "bezoardic" (don't forget the [d]), is also used as a noun, referring to any substance serving as an antidote for poison. Suggested Usage: Well, you probably wouldn't want to whisper, "I'm the bezoar of all the disappointments in your love-life", over candlelight to someone you really like, just in case she knows where bezoars come from. A better use would be to suggest that the dumpling you just ate is lying in your stomach like an inert bezoar (less its magical powers). You might want to try, "I am the bezoardic of all your problems!" as a last gasp on a job interview circling the drain, on the off-chance personnel director subscribes to our Word of the Day. Etymology: Today's word has come a long way to English. English borrowed it from Old French bezahar via Medieval Latin lapis bezoarticus "antitoxin stone" from Arabic bAzahr, which borrowed it from Persian pAdzahr: pAd- "protecting (against)" + zahr "poison". Persian pAd- derives from the same root as English "food", "pasture", and "foster" (nurture, nourish). -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Uggs for Winter! 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Historically, they have been perceived as an antitoxin to counteract the effects of poison. Usage: You probably never suspected your cat's hairballs of magical powers. However, this is the sort of thing a bezoar is, except a bezoar solidifies into something more like a kidney stone. The adjective, "bezoardic" (don't forget the [d]), is also used as a noun, referring to any substance serving as an antidote for poison. Suggested Usage: Well, you probably wouldn't want to whisper, "I'm the bezoar of all the disappointments in your love-life", over candlelight to someone you really like, just in case she knows where bezoars come from. A better use would be to suggest that the dumpling you just ate is lying in your stomach like an inert bezoar (less its magical powers). You might want to try, "I am the bezoardic of all your problems!" as a last gasp on a job interview circling the drain, on the off-chance personnel director subscribes to our Word of the Day. Etymology: Today's word has come a long way to English. English borrowed it from Old French bezahar via Medieval Latin lapis bezoarticus "antitoxin stone" from Arabic bAzahr, which borrowed it from Persian pAdzahr: pAd- "protecting (against)" + zahr "poison". Persian pAd- derives from the same root as English "food", "pasture", and "foster" (nurture, nourish). –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Ugg - Ultimate Short (Sand) - from Zappos.com The Ultimate offers well-defined lines and a more extravagant outsole equally perfect for walking to the subway or to the chairlift. You'll surely stay warm with the shearling lining and fold-down cuff. Fully lined with plush fleece. Ugg sheepskin is naturally thermostatic and therefore will keep bare feet comfy in temperatures as low as -30 F to as high as 80 F. Designed to be worn barefoot to maximize the benefits of sheepskin. Fit should be snug, but not uncomfortable. Footwear will give a little as fleece footbeds form to each individuals foot. 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Word of the Day: Penannular (adjective) Pronunciation: [pê-'næn-yê-lêr] Definition: Nearly annular, forming an almost complete ring. Usage: Another word for "circular" is "annular", from annulus "circular configuration" such as the skirt that circumscribes some mushroom stems. The prefix pen(e)- isn't used at all widely enough; it could added to many other adjectives, e.g. "Since he was penomnipotent figure at the firm, his penefelonious book-keeping habits came as no surprise." Suggested Usage: Penannular objects pervade our lives, so we are quite fortunate to have such a lovely word to express the concept: "Phil Anders winced involuntarily upon noticing, clipped firmly on Scarlet's wrist, a penannular bracelet with the word 'no' engraved 14 times along its silvery surface". They even appear at times on our person, "The penannular bags around his eyes spoke of a restless youth and unrestful old age." Etymology: French "annulaire" prefixed by pen(e)- from the Latin adverb pæne "almost". "Annular" comes from a medieval misspelling of the Latin anulus "ring", also used in English (still spelled "annulus") to refer to various sorts of rings: rings of cells, the ring around the sun during an eclipse. "Anulus" is a diminutive of Latin anus "rounding, rounded form." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Have you ever wondered what happened to your high school sweetheart? College buddies? Old colleagues? Visit Reunion.com, because it's never too late to find out! Plus, it can be (a) pretty darn interesting to find out what people are up to after all this time and (b) really nice to reconnect with old friends. There's gotta' be someone you're curious about... >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-10462258 Ever think about getting a new computer? We found this unbelievable deal on HPs starting at just $329.99! And no rebates! 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There's gotta' be someone you're curious about... WOTD: Penannular (Adjective) Pronunciation: [pê-'næn-yê-lêr] Listen Definition: Nearly annular, forming an almost complete ring. Usage: Another word for "circular" is "annular", from annulus "circular configuration" such as the skirt that circumscribes some mushroom stems. The prefix pen(e)- isn't used at all widely enough; it could added to many other adjectives, e.g. "Since he was penomnipotent figure at the firm, his penefelonious book-keeping habits came as no surprise." Suggested Usage: Penannular objects pervade our lives, so we are quite fortunate to have such a lovely word to express the concept: "Phil Anders winced involuntarily upon noticing, clipped firmly on Scarlet's wrist, a penannular bracelet with the word 'no' engraved 14 times along its silvery surface". They even appear at times on our person, "The penannular bags around his eyes spoke of a restless youth and unrestful old age." Etymology: French "annulaire" prefixed by pen(e)- from the Latin adverb pæne "almost". "Annular" comes from a medieval misspelling of the Latin anulus "ring", also used in English (still spelled "annulus") to refer to various sorts of rings: rings of cells, the ring around the sun during an eclipse. "Anulus" is a diminutive of Latin anus "rounding, rounded form." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.3yp.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-16385-0-1176789606-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 10 Nov 2007 08:21:49 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.169] (helo=s3169.mb00.net) id 1Iqkf6-0000AO-FJ for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 10 Nov 2007 08:21:49 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ZJNejV+0kTNGgVGc9DSeKESUHiF5Z+b9+FX0Y/MW7hup1RWdPqd0eBcZfkHSPUAh3dTbJWab45V7OoM0ucleJUYAku8E74zbsFxTOCQq1GGgg9zuDYD/H0Q8xXlHca1D; by s3169.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA74257; Fri, 9 Nov 2007 23:02:59 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2007 23:21:48 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1194651203.11740 Subject: VIGORISH: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3921-0-1194678031" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3921-0-1194678031 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Vigorish (noun) Pronunciation: [ 'vi-gê-rish] Definition: (Argot) Usurious interest paid to a money-lender or a book-maker's usual commission on an illegal bet. Usage: "Vigorish" comes from an argot, a secretive criminal dialect (or sociolect) designed to conceal meaning from all but the initiated. "Vigorish" is a lexical orphan with no corresponding verb or adjective. It is often clipped to just "vig." Suggested Usage: Today's is another word we suggest you don't use but thought you might find its story intriguing, nonetheless. You might try it as a hyperbole in very informal situations, "You would think the drop in Fed rates would reduce the vigorish the local banks exact for their mortgages". Anytime the return on investment strikes someone as exorbitant, today's word could fit: "Raking the leaves for my allowance is pure vigorish, dad! It will take me all week-end." Etymology: This word comes from Russian vyigrish "winnings" from vy- "out (of)" + igrat' "play" via Yiddish slang. The prefix vy- in fact derives from same ultimate root (*uds) as English "out" and German "aus". The verb "igrat'" may derive from the same stem as a recent Word of the Day, "aegis", which you remember goes back to Greek aigis "goatskin" but also referred to storm winds, the shield of Zeus, in some contexts. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Your not the only one that likes to make a big deal out of the Holidays. Get 20% all the photo cards you need to send your season;s greetings. 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Suggested Usage: Today's is another word we suggest you don't use but thought you might find its story intriguing, nonetheless. You might try it as a hyperbole in very informal situations, "You would think the drop in Fed rates would reduce the vigorish the local banks exact for their mortgages". Anytime the return on investment strikes someone as exorbitant, today's word could fit: "Raking the leaves for my allowance is pure vigorish, dad! It will take me all week-end." Etymology: This word comes from Russian vyigrish "winnings" from vy- "out (of)" + igrat' "play" via Yiddish slang. The prefix vy- in fact derives from same ultimate root (*uds) as English "out" and German "aus". The verb "igrat'" may derive from the same stem as a recent Word of the Day, "aegis", which you remember goes back to Greek aigis "goatskin" but also referred to storm winds, the shield of Zeus, in some contexts. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3f1q.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3921-0-1194678031-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 21 Sep 2007 08:35:41 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.136] (helo=s3136.mb00.net) id 1IYc72-0006EQ-Rl for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 21 Sep 2007 08:35:41 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=SnR7xDAUPQ7hgYN3VmRkVsbNxoB27oSQuFV2CPIfSjmRkPDEM/f4NfsYgx68iXKznvSZp2pisuDcs/lUD6NmGd/ghDHc2kXsH1vMizuNfywAeen39mIMpo3i1WCB0Xgh; by s3136.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA77062; Thu, 20 Sep 2007 23:03:29 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 23:35:40 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1190346624.22665 Subject: LONGANIMITY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3557-0-1190354407" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3557-0-1190354407 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Longanimity (noun) Pronunciation: [long-gê-'ni-mê-tee ] Definition: Patience, forbearing, long-suffering. Usage: We have already done "equanimity", "magnanimity", and "pusillanimity", now here is another sister in this family. This word has been confused with "longevity" and "long-windedness". It means neither. The adjective is "longanimous" [long-'gæ-nê-mês] and the adverb is "longanimously." Suggested Usage: You may avoid the potentially embarrassing ambiguity of "Dr. Livingstone seems to have no patience (patients) today" by attributing a lack of longanimity to him. (If he does have patients, they probably exhibit considerable longanimity in his waiting room.) Also keep in mind that today's word applies to all animate beings, "Fido waited by his dish for his evening meal with longanimous enthusiasm." Etymology: Late Latin longanimitas "patience", from long-us "long" + animus "soul" + noun suffix -itas. "Long" probably originates in the PIE stem *dlongho- underlying Old Persian "dranga" and akin to *dlgho- found in Old Slavic "dulugu" and Russian dolgiy "long (time)", not to mention Greek "dolichos", Old Persian "darga", Sanskrit. "dirghas" all meaning "long". The same root emerges in Greek en-delech-es "perpetual", Gothic tulgus "firm, persistent", and Old Saxon tulgo "very". For more PIE, check our new FAQ sheet linked to the front page of the website. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day: Longanimity (noun) Pronunciation: [long-gê-'ni-mê-tee ] Definition: Patience, forbearing, long-suffering. Usage: We have already done "equanimity", "magnanimity", and "pusillanimity", now here is another sister in this family. This word has been confused with "longevity" and "long-windedness". It means neither. The adjective is "longanimous" [long-'gæ-nê-mês] and the adverb is "longanimously." Suggested Usage: You may avoid the potentially embarrassing ambiguity of "Dr. Livingstone seems to have no patience (patients) today" by attributing a lack of longanimity to him. (If he does have patients, they probably exhibit considerable longanimity in his waiting room.) Also keep in mind that today's Word applies to all animate beings, "Fido waited by his dish for his evening meal with longanimous enthusiasm." Etymology: Late Latin longanimitas "patience", from long-us "long" + animus "soul" + noun suffix -itas. "Long" probably originates in the PIE stem *dlongho- underlying Old Persian "dranga" and akin to *dlgho- found in Old Slavic "dulugu" and Russian dolgiy "long (time)", not to mention Greek "dolichos", Old Persian "darga", Sanskrit. "dirghas" all meaning "long". The same root emerges in Greek en-delech-es "perpetual", Gothic tulgus "firm, persistent", and Old Saxon tulgo "very." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2iza.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3557-0-1190354407-- X-Symantec-TimeoutProtection: 0 by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 26 May 2007 16:29:33 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.94] (helo=s3094.mb00.net) id 1Hrq0I-00021n-C8 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 26 May 2007 08:43:54 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=iLxKoV4plx8XzZUWHWvWxjYU87u2I/O6JDc67Wp2tDPz1VaMjLRWYpA7LxsOfqtj8vzkYBnYKO9JrlHMguHoENhbYZoLLt5hHnF/kdOiRZTWGgZuh6Cgv9N6h589hH90; by s3094.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA08062; Fri, 25 May 2007 23:05:08 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 25 May 2007 23:43:54 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1180152134.12928 Subject: LURRY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4105-0-1180159216" --MIME_BOUNDARY-4105-0-1180159216 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Lurry (noun) Pronunciation: ['lê-ri] Definition: (1) Something repeated monotonically, by rote, a boilerplate speech; (2) a hubbub, babble, jumble of voices; (3) a confused throng, a jumble. Usage: The plural of today's word is "lurries". It cannot be used as a verb and seems to have no relatives at all of the adjectival or adverbial persuasion. Suggested Usage: An election year is the season of lurries but this year we are hearing the Democratic and Republican lurries much earlier than usual. Come to think of it, an election year produces occasions for all the senses of this word: "The candidate's lurry was barely audible above the lurry of the lurry gathered for the festivities". Of course, a sentence like this would never survive the editor's eye; better use one at a time, "Lois Riske, candidate for the state senate, canted a lurry of all the points in her party's platform rather than read a carefully reasoned speech." Etymology: Today's word in its first meaning was shortened from liripoop or liripipe, the long tail hanging from academic hoods or, earlier, a lesson to be learned (by rote). The English word came from Medieval Latin liripipium of uncertain origin. The second sense of today's word may well be related to Welsh llwry "precipitant, forward" from llwr "direction", though the semantic case is difficult to make. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips served each day via email. Green gurus dish out clever tips ranging from pets to wine. 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Word of the Day: Lurry (Noun) Pronunciation: ['lê-ri] Definition: (1) Something repeated monotonically, by rote, a boilerplate speech; (2) a hubbub, babble, jumble of voices; (3) a confused throng, a jumble. Usage: The plural of today's word is "lurries". It cannot be used as a verb and seems to have no relatives at all of the adjectival or adverbial persuasion. Suggested Usage: An election year is the season of lurries but this year we are hearing the Democratic and Republican lurries much earlier than usual. Come to think of it, an election year produces occasions for all the senses of this word: "The candidate's lurry was barely audible above the lurry of the lurry gathered for the festivities". Of course, a sentence like this would never survive the editor's eye; better use one at a time, "Lois Riske, candidate for the state senate, canted a lurry of all the points in her party's platform rather than read a carefully reasoned speech." Etymology: Today's word in its first meaning was shortened from liripoop or liripipe, the long tail hanging from academic hoods or, earlier, a lesson to be learned (by rote). The English word came from Medieval Latin liripipium of uncertain origin. The second sense of today's word may well be related to Welsh llwry "precipitant, forward" from llwr "direction", though the semantic case is difficult to make. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.qnw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4105-0-1180159216-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 28 Aug 2007 19:02:54 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.249] (helo=s3249.mb00.net) id 1IQ4Sq-0006oU-WA for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 28 Aug 2007 19:02:53 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=pI9uxLWXGyYQ24mfQuO03wjLnB+vV8s51NKEtCDTIrRtBpOlvnZjS04RuCcSd6uniRwQaSs0V6rRaZpA5JB5XBpYLLcvs5V10GvuDG/JZc0jnPUvVcnJfJ08nFjwj0OJ; by s3249.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id JAA80681; Tue, 28 Aug 2007 09:22:21 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2007 10:02:52 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188316945.6189 Subject: HOBBLEDEHOY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11104-0-1188318011" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11104-0-1188318011 Word of the Day: Hobbledehoy (noun) Pronunciation: ['hah-bêl-dee-hoy] Definition: (Colloquial) A youth at that awkward age between boyhood and manhood, a clumsy or unsophisticated youth. Usage: There are two nouns, hobbledehoydom "the quality of a hobbledehoy, hobbledehoys collectively" (the most awkward boy in all hobbledehoydom) and hobbledehoyhood "the age or condition of a hobbledehoy, adolescence" (errors of one's hobbledehoyhood). An adult who has an awkward moment might be said to be hobbledehoyish, using the adjective. Suggested Usage: Here is the word you have been looking for to describe nerds who can't add or plug in a computer: "Oh, mom, my blind date was a hobbledehoy who thought Chardonnay was a French actress!" You have to begin using the one noun simply because it is so fun to say, "I might have found her sophisticated in my hobbledehoyhood but not now that I am a suave, sophisticated man of the world." Etymology: Today's word is of uncertain origin and form. Its current shape may well come from an association with "hobble", a device that would cause an awkward or clumsy gait. However, this word has assumed so many forms since its emergence in the 16th century, it would be difficult to decide which to track backwards: "hobbard de hoy"",hobidehoy", "hobberdy-hoy", "habberdehoy", "hobby de hoy", "ho-body hoy", or "hobberdehoy". It might just as easily be related to "hobby" or hoberd "hawk" as "hobble." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188316945.6189:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.24m4.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11104-0-1188318011 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Hobbledehoy (noun) Pronunciation: ['hah-bêl-dee-hoy] Definition: (Colloquial) A youth at that awkward age between boyhood and manhood, a clumsy or unsophisticated youth. Usage: There are two nouns, hobbledehoydom "the quality of a hobbledehoy, hobbledehoys collectively" (the most awkward boy in all hobbledehoydom) and hobbledehoyhood "the age or condition of a hobbledehoy, adolescence" (errors of one's hobbledehoyhood). An adult who has an awkward moment might be said to be hobbledehoyish, using the adjective. Suggested Usage: Here is the word you have been looking for to describe nerds who can't add or plug in a computer: "Oh, mom, my blind date was a hobbledehoy who thought Chardonnay was a French actress!" You have to begin using the one noun simply because it is so fun to say, "I might have found her sophisticated in my hobbledehoyhood but not now that I am a suave, sophisticated man of the world." Etymology: Today's word is of uncertain origin and form. Its current shape may well come from an association with "hobble", a device that would cause an awkward or clumsy gait. However, this word has assumed so many forms since its emergence in the 16th century, it would be difficult to decide which to track backwards: "hobbard de hoy", "hobidehoy", "hobberdy-hoy", "habberdehoy", "hobby de hoy", "ho-body hoy", or "hobberdehoy". It might just as easily be related to "hobby" or hoberd "hawk" as "hobble." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.24m4.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11104-0-1188318011-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 03 Nov 2007 07:24:15 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.202] (helo=s3202.mb00.net) id 1IoCQX-0004dk-IC for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 03 Nov 2007 07:24:15 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=UpvlZiCq4Ta+r3QFobfUkTzz60jEexapaRqG3Nrwqakojh1/I1atAsRrIHvGtc+5WRKZkIw4yDmlhBdS6E+n8wPU31NDMaBG5xXFg20UIybAYnJGZeYMPMxFK7T0l4fU; by s3202.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA34478; Fri, 2 Nov 2007 23:02:50 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 23:24:13 -0700 (PDT) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1194042665.23694 Subject: PECCADILLO: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-24695-0-1194069609" --MIME_BOUNDARY-24695-0-1194069609 Word of the Day: Peccadillo (noun) Pronunciation: [pek-ê-'di-lo] Definition: A teeny-tiny, barely discernable sin or fault. Usage: The plural is "peccadillos" and there is no adjective. Notice English-speakers have doubled the "c" in the spelling of the word, no doubt, to solve the problem of remembering which internal consonant is doubled. (A spelling convenience in English! Will wonders never cease?) Suggested Usage: This is a useful term to have on your side when minimizing your shortcomings: "Mom! So I drove the car through the garage wall. Why do you allow my petty peccadillos roil you so?" It always understates events in the economic or political worlds: "Even his supporters are vexed by Clinton's frequent peccadillos." Etymology: Italian peccadiglio and Spanish pecadillo, the latter from pecado "sin" + illo, a diminutive suffix. (A diminutive noun signifies something smaller than usual.) The Spanish noun derives, in turn, from Latin peccatum, past participle of peccare "to stumble, sin". The same root emerges in "impeccable" and "pessimism". Since PIE [p] became [f] in Germanic, the same PIE root *ped-/*pod- "foot" shows up as fot- and fet- in Germanic languages, found in English "foot", "fetch" and "fetter." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. + Birthdays + Weddings + Babies + Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-10484641 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1194042665.23694:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3a8y.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-24695-0-1194069609 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Peccadillo (noun) Pronunciation: [pek-ê-'di-lo] Definition: A teeny-tiny, barely discernable sin or fault. Usage: The plural is "peccadillos" and there is no adjective. Notice English-speakers have doubled the "c" in the spelling of the word, no doubt, to solve the problem of remembering which internal consonant is doubled. (A spelling convenience in English! Will wonders never cease?) Suggested Usage: This is a useful term to have on your side when minimizing your shortcomings: "Mom! So I drove the car through the garage wall. Why do you allow my petty peccadillos roil you so?" It always understates events in the economic or political worlds: "Even his supporters are vexed by Clinton's frequent peccadillos." Etymology: Italian peccadiglio and Spanish pecadillo, the latter from pecado "sin" + illo, a diminutive suffix. (A diminutive noun signifies something smaller than usual.) The Spanish noun derives, in turn, from Latin peccatum, past participle of peccare "to stumble, sin". The same root emerges in "impeccable" and "pessimism". Since PIE [p] became [f] in Germanic, the same PIE root *ped-/*pod- "foot" shows up as fot- and fet- in Germanic languages, found in English "foot", "fetch" and "fetter." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3a8y.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-24695-0-1194069609-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 29 Apr 2007 08:15:12 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.210] (helo=s3210.mb00.net) id 1Hi2gh-000809-Mv for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 29 Apr 2007 08:15:12 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=PSRPvWgbqEUl5WhUFWNPZmMSOSnG/U0TTzw8hr3Ar5w8/nIPwKg/3W+q73UP1ClUEtTJC4+M1A6xmEc+tREDbDOvsEno3+l8oGogs2FVNooUldO93NoDQGq33ZdpqDi0; by s3210.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA29057; Sat, 28 Apr 2007 23:03:29 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2007 23:15:11 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1177716955.16191 Subject: DASTARD: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5457-0-1177826430" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5457-0-1177826430 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Dastard (noun) Pronunciation: ['dæs-têrd] Definition: Originally this word referred to a dullard, dimwit or sot but in the 16th century it began to be used to mean "despicable coward", where it stands today. Usage: The adjective "dastardly" is used most frequently today. The quality of a dastard is "dastardliness." Suggested Usage: Guess which inappropriate word today's can replace in your anger vocabulary? "The rotten dastard introduced his new girlfriend to Selma as his cousin, rather than tell Selma he had broken off with her. Next, the dastardly rapscallion slipped out the back door when the two women began talking to each other". (Believe it or not, "rapscallion" comes from "rascal" via obsolete "rascallion" and not vice versa.) Just remember a dastard is a coward, not merely a scoundrel. Etymology: Probably based on the Middle English past participle form of "daze", "dasen", i.e. dast "dazed" + -ard, a suffix with pejorative connotations, cf. "dullard", "laggard", "drunkard". The stem is related to Swedish dasa "to lie idle", Old Norwegian dasask "to become weary", and Icelandic dasi "lazy fellow." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Deal of the Day Summer is on its way! The time has come to get rid of the extra few pounds so innocently gained in the winter (or okay, over the last few winters...). Easily said than done, we know. Medifast is a great diet plan to check out if you'd like a some help. We're not the only ones who are fans -- their program is so impressive that Forbes rated them one of the Best 200 Small Companies! >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10428396 Zoobooks Magazine is great to know about if you have a child 4-12 years old in your life! Kids love it because it's all about animals. We love it because it's educational, and for under $25 it's makes a fantastic birthday present or end-of-school gift that can be enjoyed for the whole year. 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We're not the only ones who are fans -- their program is so impressive that Forbes rated them one of the Best 200 Small Companies! Word of the Day: Dastard (Noun) Pronunciation: ['dæs-têrd] Listen Definition: Originally this word referred to a dullard, dimwit or sot but in the 16th century it began to be used to mean "despicable coward", where it stands today. Usage: The adjective "dastardly" is used most frequently today. The quality of a dastard is "dastardliness." Suggested Usage: Guess which inappropriate word today's can replace in your anger vocabulary? "The rotten dastard introduced his new girlfriend to Selma as his cousin, rather than tell Selma he had broken off with her. Next, the dastardly rapscallion slipped out the back door when the two women began talking to each other". (Believe it or not, "rapscallion" comes from "rascal" via obsolete "rascallion" and not vice versa.) Just remember a dastard is a coward, not merely a scoundrel. Etymology: Probably based on the Middle English past participle form of "daze", "dasen", i.e. dast "dazed" + -ard, a suffix with pejorative connotations, cf. "dullard", "laggard", "drunkard". The stem is related to Swedish dasa "to lie idle", Old Norwegian dasask "to become weary", and Icelandic dasi "lazy fellow." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.aom.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5457-0-1177826430-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 30 Oct 2007 07:27:22 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.42] (helo=s3042.mb00.net) id 1ImkZN-0007PN-Fe for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 30 Oct 2007 07:27:21 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=byuwPKehTGIh9RxR+bgzLJ1zRPIR+mrS4MPt1hvz90l59oIhl6d6/H0CHzfNUOUJwJQNZRQ4pYE8etytfu8ECvfgSDzL7ziFPQPvyoX2hlKt1fll4OgQqM6GM5tl8cT+; by s3042.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA81158; Mon, 29 Oct 2007 23:02:56 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 23:27:21 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1193696915.29339 Subject: JACK-O'-LANTERN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-26378-0-1193724012" --MIME_BOUNDARY-26378-0-1193724012 Word of the Day: Jack-o'-lantern (noun) Pronunciation: ['jæk-ê-læn-têrn] Definition: A lantern made from a hollowed pumpkin or other vegetable, with openings representing eyes, nose, and mouth=97a symbol of Halloween. Usage: No, the symbol of Halloween in North America does not come from a heavy drinking stingy Irishman, Jack O'Lantern, who supposedly tricked the Devil into turning himself into a coin in an Irish pub. It is the reduction of an old phrase, "jack with a lantern", spelled in a peculiar way. It is currently used as a single noun, so the plural is "jack-o'-lanterns;" that is, "jack" is no longer pluralized as it was in the past. Suggested Usage: The custom of putting out carved vegetables on Halloween did originate with the Catholic Irish. In Ireland, they placed large, carved turnips and rutabagas with candles inside in their windows to ward off the spirits wandering around on the eve of All Saints Day. They switched to pumpkins when they immigrated to America. If you live in North America, you should have a jack-o'-lantern on your front porch for Halloween. (Don't forget to buy an extra pumpkin for the pie.) Etymology: Jack-with-a-lantern originally meant simply "man with a lantern" (cf. "every man, jack of them"), and referred to night watchmen. Its structure is analogical with that of "will-o'-the-wisp", which originally meant only "man (named Will) with a wisp". A wisp was a whisk, a bundle of broomstraw sometimes used as a torch in days gone by. "Will-o'-the-wisp" and "jack-o'-lantern" later were used to refer to a then scary phenomenon which the Romans called ignis fatuus "crazy fire", a pale mysterious fire occasionally seen over marshy areas (probably swamp gases burning). Will-o'-the-wisp was presumed to be a sprite carrying a wisp of a torch across the swamps. Jack-o'-lantern was assumed to be a man with a lantern. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. 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Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Jack-o'-lantern (noun) Pronunciation: ['jæk-ê-læn-têrn] Definition: A lantern made from a hollowed pumpkin or other vegetable, with openings representing eyes, nose, and mouth—a symbol of Halloween. Usage: No, the symbol of Halloween in North America does not come from a heavy drinking stingy Irishman, Jack O'Lantern, who supposedly tricked the Devil into turning himself into a coin in an Irish pub. It is the reduction of an old phrase, "jack with a lantern", spelled in a peculiar way. It is currently used as a single noun, so the plural is "jack-o'-lanterns;" that is, "jack" is no longer pluralized as it was in the past. Suggested Usage: The custom of putting out carved vegetables on Halloween did originate with the Catholic Irish. In Ireland, they placed large, carved turnips and rutabagas with candles inside in their windows to ward off the spirits wandering around on the eve of All Saints Day. They switched to pumpkins when they immigrated to America. If you live in North America, you should have a jack-o'-lantern on your front porch for Halloween. (Don't forget to buy an extra pumpkin for the pie.) Etymology: Jack-with-a-lantern originally meant simply "man with a lantern" (cf. "every man, jack of them"), and referred to night watchmen. Its structure is analogical with that of "will-o'-the-wisp", which originally meant only "man (named Will) with a wisp". A wisp was a whisk, a bundle of broomstraw sometimes used as a torch in days gone by. "Will-o'-the-wisp" and "jack-o'-lantern" later were used to refer to a then scary phenomenon which the Romans called ignis fatuus "crazy fire", a pale mysterious fire occasionally seen over marshy areas (probably swamp gases burning). Will-o'-the-wisp was presumed to be a sprite carrying a wisp of a torch across the swamps. Jack-o'-lantern was assumed to be a man with a lantern. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.36rl.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-26378-0-1193724012-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 18 Nov 2007 21:18:19 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.87] (helo=s3087.mb00.net) id 1Itqaw-0005Sb-Kt for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 18 Nov 2007 21:18:19 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=bulNU0nyJlEFUi0EdSpNVYTgz+AbQJxC6UVswgFKSlLolPznkcCEbf7WhHdh4PWE9uqVmUDOdQOcbYgsi7Aj9/EunLrcXikUEImzbPR+J3cqZq2N1JMX7E8ohXF5aBqk; by s3087.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id MAA68569; Sun, 18 Nov 2007 12:04:31 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2007 12:18:19 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1195413103.28572 Subject: LATITUDINARIAN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5227-0-1195416029" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5227-0-1195416029 Word of the Day: Latitudinarian (adjective) Pronunciation: [læ-tê-tyu-dê-'ne-ri-yên or læ-dê-] Definition: Tolerating diversity of belief and behavior, particularly with reference to religion; favoring latitude in thought or conduct. Usage: For decades we have been calling our intolerant neighbors "bigots". Did you ever wonder what the antonym of "bigot" is? Today's adjective may be used as a noun, as is, to fill this lacuna in many of our vocabularies. The other noun is "latitudinarianism." Suggested Usage: Vociferous racial latitudinarians were effective in changing opinions of the Silent Majority in the 60s but the convictions of some latitudinarians were sorely tested after September 11. However, in this country, they will survive, so let us look for some new ways to use today's word. Have you ever felt like saying, "I'm as latitudinarian as the next mom but I draw the line at permitting tattoos on the bodies of people who came from my body without them." Etymology: In England of the mid-1600s, the term was used abusively by High Church Anglicans to deprecate members who tolerated diverse religious views and wished reason to inform theological interpretations. Such offenders were called men of latitude. From Latin latitudo "width, geographical latitude" from latus "wide." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. + Birthdays + Weddings + Babies + Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-10484641 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1195413103.28572:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3kau.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5227-0-1195416029 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Latitudinarian (adj) Pronunciation: [læ-tê-tyu-dê-'ne-ri-yên or læ-dê-] Definition: Tolerating diversity of belief and behavior, particularly with reference to religion; favoring latitude in thought or conduct. Usage: For decades we have been calling our intolerant neighbors "bigots". Did you ever wonder what the antonym of "bigot" is? Today's adjective may be used as a noun, as is, to fill this lacuna in many of our vocabularies. The other noun is "latitudinarianism." Suggested Usage: Vociferous racial latitudinarians were effective in changing opinions of the Silent Majority in the 60s but the convictions of some latitudinarians were sorely tested after September 11. However, in this country, they will survive, so let us look for some new ways to use today's word. Have you ever felt like saying, "I'm as latitudinarian as the next mom but I draw the line at permitting tattoos on the bodies of people who came from my body without them." Etymology: In England of the mid-1600s, the term was used abusively by High Church Anglicans to deprecate members who tolerated diverse religious views and wished reason to inform theological interpretations. Such offenders were called men of latitude. 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Obama Plans for Republican Win. U.S. Census Foresees Challenging Year. Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.flz1.17.cwix.2oq9 Longevity (noun) Pronunciation: [lon-'jev-i-tee] Definition: A long life, the length or duration of a service. Usage: Longevity has two specific meanings. The first is the length of life, but the noun specifically refers to a life that is already quite long. "She has enjoyed health and longevity" means that her life has extended farther than most in terms of length. In a second context, generally in employment, longevity refers to the length or duration of one's tenure in a certain capacity. Employee bonuses based on longevity are given in larger amounts to those who have spent the most time with the company. Suggested Usage: It's easy to use the word longevity incorrectly, since it appears by its nature to refer to length. "I didn't enjoy the longevity of that church service!" you might say as you walk into the parking lot after a two-hour sermon. Feel free to misuse it if you must, but enjoy the benefits of longevity (that is, a long and fruitful life) as you increase your lexicon to include correct words and definitions. The longevity -- er, length -- of your personal vocabulary list absolutely depends on it. Etymology: The Late Latin longævitas, from which longevity is derived, means simply "great age", which accounts for the correct meaning the word has assumed in English since 1615. It is constructed from two Latin terms: longus, the adjective meaning long, and ævum, age or period of one's life. The rather narrow interpretation of the word in our language (although it is often misused) owes to the specificity of these Latin roots. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1263964269.29561:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.flz1.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-97268-0-1263970804 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/20/2010: The Mass Revolt – 5 More Predictions. Historic Win for Republican Brown in Mass. Obama Plans for Republican Win. Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Longevity (noun) Pronunciation: [lon-'jev-i-tee] Definition: A long life, the length or duration of a service. Usage: Longevity has two specific meanings. The first is the length of life, but the noun specifically refers to a life that is already quite long. "She has enjoyed health and longevity" means that her life has extended farther than most in terms of length. In a second context, generally in employment, longevity refers to the length or duration of one's tenure in a certain capacity. Employee bonuses based on longevity are given in larger amounts to those who have spent the most time with the company. Suggested Usage: It's easy to use the word longevity incorrectly, since it appears by its nature to refer to length. "I didn't enjoy the longevity of that church service!" you might say as you walk into the parking lot after a two-hour sermon. Feel free to misuse it if you must, but enjoy the benefits of longevity (that is, a long and fruitful life) as you increase your lexicon to include correct words and definitions. The longevity -- er, length -- of your personal vocabulary list absolutely depends on it. Etymology: The Late Latin longævitas, from which longevity is derived, means simply "great age", which accounts for the correct meaning the word has assumed in English since 1615. It is constructed from two Latin terms: longus, the adjective meaning long, and ævum, age or period of one's life. The rather narrow interpretation of the word in our language (although it is often misused) owes to the specificity of these Latin roots. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-97268-0-1263970804-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 10 Oct 2007 09:07:32 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.100] (helo=s3100.mb00.net) id 1IfVfH-0003PZ-0V for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 10 Oct 2007 09:07:31 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=S34u3iT1RLbXN6OkjMrBZdztUQi7R00Kt06IQhWB7XqGK/hiSyOHaBdc9MdRpKv2xDoJD2HlZRilDc5mbJmLMZCaHw3r2vZ9uppQPZNcG5t1UPZVm3Eo6A2UmmKDfaWq; by s3100.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA02755; Tue, 9 Oct 2007 23:03:50 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 00:07:31 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191960393.28169 Subject: CACOEPY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-2554-0-1191996031" --MIME_BOUNDARY-2554-0-1191996031 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Cacoepy (noun) Pronunciation: [kæk-'o-ê-pee or 'kæk-o-e-pee] Definition: Incorrect pronunciation. Usage: Occasionally, we need words we have long since abandoned or that have abandoned us. We may be facing a period in our history now when we need to retrieve "cacoepy" from our lexical attic. "Cacoepy" is not to be confused with cacology "bad choice of words". The antonym of "cacoepy" is orthoepy "the correct pronunciation of words". "Cacoepistic" is the adjective form of today's word and a person who often mispronounces words is a "cacoepist." Suggested Usage: We think that such a ten-dollar word (the legendary "fifty-cent word" adjusted for inflation) as today's ought to be reserved for those who consistently get it wrong. "The Cacoepist-In-Chief mispronounced word after word, even making up a few, leading one newspaper to ask 'Hain't English his Native Lingo?'" Etymology: The first part of today's word comes from the Greek kakos "bad". The PIE root is kakka- "to defecate". Words like "poppycock" and "cacophony" have their origins in the same root. The second half, -epy, is from Greek: epos "song, word". Its PIE root is wekw-, which also turns up in "vocal", "voice", "invoke" and "vote." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo: >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10376521 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1191960393.28169:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2u89.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2554-0-1191996031 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? They are all languages you can learn with Rosetta Stone Language Software! Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo! Word of the Day: Cacoepy (noun) Pronunciation: [kæk-'o-ê-pee or 'kæk-o-e-pee] Definition: Incorrect pronunciation. Usage: Occasionally, we need words we have long since abandoned or that have abandoned us. We may be facing a period in our history now when we need to retrieve "cacoepy" from our lexical attic. "Cacoepy" is not to be confused with cacology "bad choice of words". The antonym of "cacoepy" is orthoepy "the correct pronunciation of words". "Cacoepistic" is the adjective form of today's word and a person who often mispronounces words is a "cacoepist. Suggested Usage: We think that such a ten-dollar word (the legendary "fifty-cent word" adjusted for inflation) as today's ought to be reserved for those who consistently get it wrong. "The Cacoepist-In-Chief mispronounced word after word, even making up a few, leading one newspaper to ask 'Hain't English his Native Lingo?'" Etymology: The first part of today's word comes from the Greek kakos "bad". The PIE root is kakka- "to defecate". Words like "poppycock" and "cacophony" have their origins in the same root. The second half, -epy, is from Greek: epos "song, word". Its PIE root is wekw-, which also turns up in "vocal", "voice", "invoke" and "vote." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2u89.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2554-0-1191996031-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 14 Oct 2007 08:44:25 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.108] (helo=s3108.mb00.net) id 1IgxD6-0005Zi-Nk for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 14 Oct 2007 08:44:25 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=cdFQbE8sYWS12kKsOIArsEqulU6aPEbjnMOQevSrm6GxCqK77rdk4Hv71wq0JRM0elVHpIQVf/yQcBus7u6uSMEEDdMaz4A/KTvFpuagOjYhhWtBsWwGFeD9tc3UEYdU; by s3108.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA93105; Sat, 13 Oct 2007 23:03:23 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 23:44:24 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1192227383.6858 Subject: GALLIVANT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4206-0-1192341610" --MIME_BOUNDARY-4206-0-1192341610 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Gallivant (verb) Pronunciation: ['gæl-ê-vænt] Definition: (Colloquial) To gad about in a showy fashion; to travel more to be seen than for the given purpose of the travel. To travel about looking for fun and pleasure. Usage: The word is colloquial and most often used humorously. It is particularly popular in the southern U.S. but is used widely elsewhere, as the Oxford English Dictionary attests. The noun is "gallivanting" but few other derivatives of this verb are used. Suggested Usage: This good-natured critique of a show-off is useful at work and play: "Pearl has been gallivanting all over town in her new silk dress. You would think she paid $1,000 for it". We all know guys this verb works with, too, "His favorite pastime is gallivanting; he thinks he is the last ray of sunlight on earth." Etymology: This word's origins are as mysterious as Dr. Language's. It is probably a humorous extension of "gallant" since it rather reflects the behavior of gallants. If so, it goes back to Old French galant, the present participle of galer "to rejoice". This word is ultimately of Germanic origin, based on the ancient root *wel- that we find in "well" and "wealth" today. The same root went directly into Latin as the adverb volup "pleasing" and voluptas "pleasure." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo: >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10376521 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1192227383.6858:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2wtm.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4206-0-1192341610 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Gallivant (verb) Pronunciation: ['gæl-ê-vænt] Definition: (Colloquial) To gad about in a showy fashion; to travel more to be seen than for the given purpose of the travel. To travel about looking for fun and pleasure. Usage: The Word is colloquial and most often used humorously. It is particularly popular in the southern U.S. but is used widely elsewhere, as the Oxford English Dictionary attests. The noun is "gallivanting" but few other derivatives of this verb are used. Suggested Usage: This good-natured critique of a show-off is useful at work and play: "Pearl has been gallivanting all over town in her new silk dress. You would think she paid $1,000 for it". We all know guys this verb works with, too, "His favorite pastime is gallivanting; he thinks he is the last ray of sunlight on earth." Etymology: This word's origins are as mysterious as Dr. Language's. It is probably a humorous extension of "gallant" since it rather reflects the behavior of gallants. If so, it goes back to Old French galant, the present participle of galer "to rejoice". This word is ultimately of Germanic origin, based on the ancient root *wel- that we find in "well" and "wealth" today. The same root went directly into Latin as the adverb volup "pleasing" and voluptas "pleasure." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2wtm.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4206-0-1192341610-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 08 Aug 2007 10:21:45 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.206] (helo=s3206.mb00.net) id 1IIgnX-0000Bd-Jy for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 08 Aug 2007 10:21:43 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=b/Oq2k/7U1oI7ipsjAU3pbPU9a2XKVlKRLzvo2isYmpFJzn/afcV5/wZgFIeIYjwXnC0dBhjJebBt+yADwUMob6X98JaP9Lj/pV7i+CSmZ+mkyol4R/iGu/EpAJi9/CV; by s3206.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id BAA22421; Wed, 8 Aug 2007 01:02:41 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 01:21:43 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186555032.153 Subject: JEECHET: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15170-0-1186560019" --MIME_BOUNDARY-15170-0-1186560019 Word of the Day: Jeechet (verb) Pronunciation: ['jee-chet?] Definition: "Did you eat yet?" in hurried US English. Usage: It is easy to believe that each word we say comprises one sound that conveys a meaning. Today's 'word,' however, is a single phonological Word (linguistic sound) that corresponds to an entire sentence. This is not the result of random slurring; it is the result of regular English sound change rules. Rule 1: Since "did" is not ordinarily accented, the vowel tends to disappear, so that the two [d]s combine into one, just as "probably" becomes "probly", "suppose" becomes "s'pose", and "police" becomes "p'lice". Rule 2: [t] and [d] combine with [y] to become [j] and [ch], so "did you" reduces to [jê](elsewhere [dijê]) and "eat yet" become [eechet]. The same thing happens with "mature" [mêchur] and "verdure" [vêrjur] where a [y] sound follows the [t] and [d]. Suggested Usage: One reason we can't determine the number of words in a language is because a phonological word (the sound part) does not always directly correspond to a semantic word (the meaning). "I would have" comprises 3 distinct sounds and meanings but "I'd've" is a single two-syllable phonological word that matches the same three meanings=97one word or three? Speaking a language involves a complex set of mental activities in different parts of the brain that follow rules that allow us to plot the output of one onto that of another in a surprising variety of ways. Etymology: The etymological point of today's 'word' is that the sound changes you see in it are one of the sources of the historical changes in language. However, the central word in "jeechet?" is "eat", which shares a source with German "essen", Latin "edere" (whence our word "edible"), and Russian "est', ed-". The Russian word for "bear" is medved' from medu "of honey" + ed' "eat(er)." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. 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Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Jeechet (verb) Pronunciation: ['jee-chet?] Definition: "Did you eat yet?" in hurried US English. Usage: It is easy to believe that each word we say comprises one sound that conveys a meaning. Today's 'word,' however, is a single phonological word (linguistic sound) that corresponds to an entire sentence. This is not the result of random slurring; it is the result of regular English sound change rules. Rule 1: Since "did" is not ordinarily accented, the vowel tends to disappear, so that the two [d]s combine into one, just as "probably" becomes "probly", "suppose" becomes "s'pose", and "police" becomes "p'lice". Rule 2: [t] and [d] combine with [y] to become [j] and [ch], so "did you" reduces to [jê](elsewhere [dijê]) and "eat yet" become [eechet]. The same thing happens with "mature" [mêchur] and "verdure" [vêrjur] where a [y] sound follows the [t] and [d]. Suggested Usage: One reason we can't determine the number of words in a language is because a phonological word (the sound part) does not always directly correspond to a semantic word (the meaning). "I would have" comprises 3 distinct sounds and meanings but "I'd've" is a single two-syllable phonological word that matches the same three meanings—one word or three? Speaking a language involves a complex set of mental activities in different parts of the brain that follow rules that allow us to plot the output of one onto that of another in a surprising variety of ways. Etymology: The etymological point of today's 'word' is that the sound changes you see in it are one of the sources of the historical changes in language. However, the central word in "jeechet?" is "eat", which shares a source with German "essen", Latin "edere" (whence our word "edible"), and Russian "est', ed-". The Russian Word for "bear" is medved' from medu "of honey" + ed' "eat(er)." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1tim.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-15170-0-1186560019-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 30 Aug 2007 08:47:25 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.43] (helo=s3043.mb00.net) id 1IQdoJ-0002PT-3U for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 30 Aug 2007 08:47:25 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=FNXqXzA7thGDzQH0pKvcl1HKI95XidNxX/K7dTKuOY7AXieLu03ZGqpbq6LlA/9x27SODbjZFvvQeunVcw8f23MLJJm8naUicy2xZHNQkaY4H+hlNq7+LPIN6+LlLXZg; by s3043.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA41810; Wed, 29 Aug 2007 23:03:36 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 23:47:23 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188319954.6189 Subject: IMPUGN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11897-0-1188453608" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11897-0-1188453608 Word of the Day: Impugn (verb) Pronunciation: [im-'pyun] Definition: To challenge or call into question the legitimacy of something or someone. Usage: The original meaning of this word was to physically attack something; to impugn a city implied that it was assaulted by an army. The current noun is "impugnment" and the only adjective is "impugnable." Suggested Usage: Kids, try this to get out of a tight corner, "Mom, are you impugning my veracity when you say you doubt I spent the weekend with Uncle Fred and Aunt Molly?" Credibility is often called into question, "You impugn my credibility for telling you that I won the lottery?" This word even applies to pickup trucks: "No one has ever impugned the reliability of my pickup truck." Etymology: Old French impugner from Latin impugnare, in- "in(to)" + pugnare "to fight" which also underlies pugnacious "belligerent" and pugilist "boxer". The underlying PIE root *peug- "to prick, stick" resulted in "point" in French and the mother of all four-letter words in English and hence cannot be pursued further here. -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day: Impugn (verb) Pronunciation: [im-'pyun] Definition: To challenge or call into question the legitimacy of something or someone. Usage: The original meaning of this word was to physically attack something; to impugn a city implied that it was assaulted by an army. The current noun is "impugnment" and the only adjective is "impugnable." Suggested Usage: Kids, try this to get out of a tight corner, "Mom, are you impugning my veracity when you say you doubt I spent the weekend with Uncle Fred and Aunt Molly?" Credibility is often called into question, "You impugn my credibility for telling you that I won the lottery?" This word even applies to pickup trucks: "No one has ever impugned the reliability of my pickup truck." Etymology: Old French impugner from Latin impugnare, in- "in(to)" + pugnare "to fight" which also underlies pugnacious "belligerent" and pugilist "boxer". The underlying PIE root *peug- "to prick, stick" resulted in "point" in French and the mother of all four-letter words in English and hence cannot be pursued further here. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.24ov.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11897-0-1188453608-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 22 Apr 2007 08:53:47 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.86] (helo=s3086.mb00.net) id 1HfVxD-0007Kf-F6 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 22 Apr 2007 08:53:47 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=nmcDZjL5DWhnuIrvBBxR+aVqDpaLpHA4Gd40EMcFcdBZQH7FV3iZeEcnC60kwtjaHkAXEghkry8SfpT3ThMXBZHiJi+WmlcJ/H1i0x/9MNV32wGNFUGnf76XdFCn//9e; by s3086.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA53514; Sat, 21 Apr 2007 23:02:29 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2007 23:53:47 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1177008979.7445 Subject: EQUINOX: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-26105-0-1177221607" --MIME_BOUNDARY-26105-0-1177221607 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Equinox (noun) Pronunciation: ['e-kwê-nahks] Listen Definition: (1) One of the two days in the year when day and night are of equal length=9712 hours each; (2) the two points at which the sun's path, as seen from earth, crosses the equator. Usage: There are two equinoxes: the vernal equinox and the autumnal equinox. The vernal equinox, the traditional first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere, occurs (or occurred) at exactly 1:49 a.m. Eastern Standard Time today. Easter is on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox, which is why it has no fixed date as does Christmas. If you must use them, the adjective is "equinoctial" and the adverb, "equinoctially". Vernal means "pertaining to spring." Suggested Usage: I'm sure many of us find using "March 20" over and over monotonous and boring. We have "Ides of March" as a synonym to relieve the repetition of "March 15". Today's word offers relief from repeating "March 20:" "Let's do lunch one day at the deli; I'll meet you there at half past noon of the vernal equinox". The vernal equinox has been an excellent excuse for a party for millennia: "Come over to the house after 7 on March 20; we're holding a substantial celebration of the vernal equinox." Etymology: Today's word began as Latin "aequinoctium", made up of aequi- "equal" + nox, noct- "night", which also underlies "nocturnal". The Proto-Indo-European root for "dark, night", *nok-t-/*nek-t- turns up in many Indo-European languages: Russian "noch'", French "nuit", German "Nacht", Italian "notte", and Spanish "noche", all shaped by the language they occur in. The *nek- variant emerges in Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish negro "black" from Latin niger "black", found in "Nigeria". 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And to protect, we encourage you to learn more about what Earth Day is all about at EarthDay.org. WOTD: Equinox (Noun) Pronunciation: ['e-kwê-nahks] Listen Definition: (1) One of the two days in the year when day and night are of equal length—12 hours each; (2) the two points at which the sun's path, as seen from earth, crosses the equator. Usage: There are two equinoxes: the vernal equinox and the autumnal equinox. The vernal equinox, the traditional first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere, occurs (or occurred) at exactly 1:49 a.m. Eastern Standard Time today. Easter is on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox, which is why it has no fixed date as does Christmas. If you must use them, the adjective is "equinoctial" and the adverb, "equinoctially". Vernal means "pertaining to spring." Suggested Usage: I'm sure many of us find using "March 20" over and over monotonous and boring. We have "Ides of March" as a synonym to relieve the repetition of "March 15". Today's word offers relief from repeating "March 20:" "Let's do lunch one day at the deli; I'll meet you there at half past noon of the vernal equinox". The vernal equinox has been an excellent excuse for a party for millennia: "Come over to the house after 7 on March 20; we're holding a substantial celebration of the vernal equinox." Etymology: Today's word began as Latin "aequinoctium", made up of aequi- "equal" + nox, noct- "night", which also underlies "nocturnal". The Proto-Indo-European root for "dark, night", *nok-t-/*nek-t- turns up in many Indo-European languages: Russian "noch'", French "nuit", German "Nacht", Italian "notte", and Spanish "noche", all shaped by the language they occur in. The *nek- variant emerges in Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish negro "black" from Latin niger "black", found in "Nigeria". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.5d9.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-26105-0-1177221607-- Received: from mailin06.aul.t-online.de (mailin06.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.45]) Tue, 05 Jan 2010 09:40:22 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin06.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NS4xZ-1WQeHo0; Tue, 5 Jan 2010 09:40:13 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=Or6FqXnukdRPyhJo+LAsFVVntHHJ3y5hzpMQgVU6LdL4/Na4Y2Xqs0GJMMNuEH9fBaO8NhdN3xIJ9l61ZiEmpGlAT4dOUg1NMCP1yD2Eh3AxavpeDgY8o1jgihuPSOGC; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0571JHg014955; Mon, 4 Jan 2010 23:01:19 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 5 Jan 2010 00:40:13 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1262673237.27387 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Transient Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-65715-0-1262674809" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-05T08:40:22Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1262680814-00006B87-A131384D/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: fa610c3d-bdce-4159-85ad-a6b3254dec68 --MIME_BOUNDARY-65715-0-1262674809 In the News: Senator Chris Dodd, AIG and a stack of checks. Read more at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fgvu.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Transient (adjective) Pronunciation: ['tran-zee-uh nt] Definition: Brief, transitory, temporary. Usage: If you're a cowboy, chances are you're transient. (Also, how did you get on the Internet?) You walk into the saloon in a town, send the bad guys to prison, and ride your horse into the sunset. "I don=92t know what his name is or where he's from", the townsfolk will say, "but he sure cleaned up the place." Suggested Usage: Transient is a word that describes the ephemeral state of something -- that is, it is not meant to last. The object described by the word exists only for a brief period of time, either in its physical form or in a certain time and place. More often than not, the =93thing=94 being referred to is a person or group of people. The student population at a college is transient; they are only around for a few years. In its noun form, a transient is a person (a laborer or even the homeless) not expected to stay for too long in one place. Etymology: Transient comes from the very similar Latin word transiens, which is the present participle of present active participle of trānseō. This word literally means "to pass through", itself almost the exact analogue in meaning to the modern English word. Trān means across in Latin, while eō is the present active "I go." LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1262673237.27387:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fgvu.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-65715-0-1262674809 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe In the News Senator Chris Dodd, AIG and a stack of checks. Read more at RightPost.com Transient (adjective) Pronunciation: ['tran-zee-uh nt] Definition: Brief, transitory, temporary. Usage: If you're a cowboy, chances are you're transient. (Also, how did you get on the Internet?) You walk into the saloon in a town, send the bad guys to prison, and ride your horse into the sunset. "I don't know what his name is or where he's from", the townsfolk will say, "but he sure cleaned up the place." Suggested Usage: Transient is a word that describes the ephemeral state of something -- that is, it is not meant to last. The object described by the word exists only for a brief period of time, either in its physical form or in a certain time and place. More often than not, the "thing" being referred to is a person or group of people. The student population at a college is transient; they are only around for a few years. In its noun form, a transient is a person (a laborer or even the homeless) not expected to stay for too long in one place. Etymology: Transient comes from the very similar Latin word transiens, which is the present participle of present active participle of trānseō. This word literally means "to pass through", itself almost the exact analogue in meaning to the modern English word. Trān means across in Latin, while eō is the present active "I go." –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-65715-0-1262674809-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 02 Oct 2007 09:38:24 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.19] (helo=s3019.mb00.net) id 1IccKm-0003CJ-Ej for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 02 Oct 2007 09:38:24 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=YDpnRY7e3PiGoD0ek2diG3vi9XtGUp87/jdI5CdKg2GFkTS3AxWP7gxCiqCtB9BHkF/mR7rZuVyKCm30XEq2Oxo06+qkZgVmAWXKRtH8LBvitbUZ0H8s4F/5M446d8X9; by s3019.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA06511; Mon, 1 Oct 2007 23:03:42 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2007 00:38:24 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191286354.26549 Subject: TERPSICHOREAN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3337-0-1191304825" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3337-0-1191304825 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Terpsichorean (adjective) Pronunciation: [têrp-sê-'kor-ee-yên] Definition: Pertaining to dance. Usage: "Terpsichorean" may also be used as a high-style noun meaning "dancer." Today "terpsichore" refers more often to the art of dancing than to the Greek goddess (see Etymology). However, you may refer to the muse that inspires your dancing as "Terpsichore." Suggested Usage: "Terpsichorean" sounds a bit haughty, even humorous, in ordinary contexts today, "My son's terpsichorean studies seem to have strengthened his drive to the basket on the basketball team". But today's is such a lilting word, it would serve as an elegant euphemism, "By 'terpsichorean circumvention' are you referring to the song and dance she did at the press conference today?" Etymology: From Greek Terpsikhore, the goddess of dancing and singing, the feminine of terpsikhoros "dance-loving" based on terpein "to delight" + khoros "dance". The origin of "khoros" has long been an etymological mystery. The PIE stem *ghor-do-, referring to an enclosure, came to English as "garden" and "yard" (from Old English "geard"). The "gird" in "girdle" is another variant. The same root produced the "-grad" in old "Leningrad" and the Russian Word for "city", gorod. In Latin it became hortus "garden". The best guess is that "khoros" originally referred to an enclosed area for dancing but the evidence is not conclusive. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Usage: "Terpsichorean" may also be used as a high-style noun meaning "dancer". Today "terpsichore" refers more often to the art of dancing than to the Greek goddess (see Etymology). However, you may refer to the muse that inspires your dancing as "Terpsichore." Suggested Usage: "Terpsichorean" sounds a bit haughty, even humorous, in ordinary contexts today, "My son's terpsichorean studies seem to have strengthened his drive to the basket on the basketball team". But today's is such a lilting word, it would serve as an elegant euphemism, "By 'terpsichorean circumvention' are you referring to the song and dance she did at the press conference today?" Etymology: From Greek Terpsikhore, the goddess of dancing and singing, the feminine of terpsikhoros "dance-loving" based on terpein "to delight" + khoros "dance". The origin of "khoros" has long been an etymological mystery. The PIE stem *ghor-do-, referring to an enclosure, came to English as "garden" and "yard" (from Old English "geard"). The "gird" in "girdle" is another variant. The same root produced the "-grad" in old "Leningrad" and the Russian word for "city", gorod. In Latin it became hortus "garden". The best guess is that "khoros" originally referred to an enclosed area for dancing but the evidence is not conclusive. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2pei.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3337-0-1191304825-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 26 Jun 2007 09:13:50 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.206] (helo=s3206.mb00.net) id 1I35Ek-0005w6-W1 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 26 Jun 2007 09:13:19 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=EPQ5/1FI58zebGNqq+4d73gRuwsgjbqYSjtVL3tByn3HrrXLOPJ4dRdWfcZmmqvCNh7fmfmRdU2GAOgCEImvTXsCxd5QkKny+Fyjrrr/0C/yXhItRG9K0zzRa4u/XN2U; by s3206.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA12930; Mon, 25 Jun 2007 23:04:14 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 00:13:19 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1182820921.996 Subject: CROTCHET: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3959-0-1182837625" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3959-0-1182837625 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day:Crotchet (noun) Pronunciation: ['krah-chet] Definition: Originally, a small hook or hooked instrument but that sense is now archaic. Today, it means a highly individual and eccentric opinion or preference. Usage: We often (mis)use the adjective, "crotchety", but what about the noun it derives from? Crotchety does not mean "irritable", it means having many eccentric opinions. If we used the noun more often, we would have a better sense of that. Suggested Usage: We all know people this word describes. (Don't you have a crotchet or two?): "Guacamole on ice cream is just one of his gastronomic crotchets; there are many more". Some political causes approach crotchets, "Her fight to protect the rights of ants is the weirdest political crotchet I have ever heard of". Take pride in your crotchets and help save the Word that denotes them! Etymology: This word is merely the English pronunciation of French crochet "hook", diminutive of croche "crook, hook" with spelling changed to match. (The French pronunciation gives us [kro-'shey], spelled "crochet" in English, referring to the variant of knitting.) The French may have borrowed the stem from the Germanic ancestor of English "crook", Swedish "krok" and Danish "krog". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Zappos is the most convenient and smart way to shop for shoes. 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Today, it means a highly individual and eccentric opinion or preference. Usage: We often (mis)use the adjective, "crotchety", but what about the noun it derives from? Crotchety does not mean "irritable", it means having many eccentric opinions. If we used the noun more often, we would have a better sense of that. Suggested Usage: We all know people this word describes. (Don't you have a crotchet or two?): "Guacamole on ice cream is just one of his gastronomic crotchets; there are many more". Some political causes approach crotchets, "Her fight to protect the rights of ants is the weirdest political crotchet I have ever heard of". Take pride in your crotchets and help save the word that denotes them! Etymology: This word is merely the English pronunciation of French crochet "hook", diminutive of croche "crook, hook" with spelling changed to match. (The French pronunciation gives us [kro-'shey], spelled "crochet" in English, referring to the variant of knitting.) The French may have borrowed the stem from the Germanic ancestor of English "crook", Swedish "krok" and Danish "krog". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.16kj.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3959-0-1182837625-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 18 Apr 2007 08:40:41 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.158] (helo=s3158.mb00.net) id 1He3qL-0007WE-60 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 18 Apr 2007 08:40:41 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=nokhyMCfCEXvDyDA/F7v+fi4vmqtfaes5LkUXRCKHUuGlwuKFJqpEjv2HJ39z18i3CHCo4IuM/FbtMUw1KCVJ9/ZQrFjbVYUD+Krdmiszs5RXe1MkPsBLxyIYUAAF0mb; by s3158.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA23852; Tue, 17 Apr 2007 23:02:36 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 23:40:41 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1176854361.13824 Subject: RODOMONTADE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3451-0-1176876023" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3451-0-1176876023 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Rodomontade (noun) Pronunciation: [rah-dê-mên-'teyd, ro-dê-mên-'teyd] Definition: Pretentious boasting or bragging; bluster and hence any arrogant act. Usage: The same word may be used as an intransitive verb: "We have a $10 million deal with IBM? That's just Jack rodomontading about his sales department again." Suggested Usage: This is the pretentious means of referring to pretentious boasting. Using the word itself is a sort of rodomontade. (Don't you just love words like that?) "The commencement speaker's point was less acuminate behind the absolute rodomontade of his accomplishments he brandished in the foreground." Etymology: Old French "rodomont" + -ade. The suffix is from the Latin feminine past participle, -ata, often used as a noun, e.g. strata "paved way, road", armata "armed, furnished with weapons". Found elsewhere in "marmalade", "parade", "serenade", "tirade", as well as "salad" from the Medieval Latin salata "salted" via French "salade", and "ballad" (originally meaning "a dancing song") from late Latin ballare "to dance", whence also "ball" and "ballet". The noun originates in Italian "rodomonte", a commonization of the name of the blustering Saracen leader in Ariosto's "Orlando Furioso" and Bojardo's "Orlando Innamorato." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Have you ever wondered what happened to your high school sweetheart? College buddies? Old colleagues? Visit Reunion.com, because it's never too late to find out! Plus, it can be (a) pretty darn interesting to find out what people are up to after all this time and (b) really nice to reconnect with old friends. There's gotta' be someone you're curious about... >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-10462258 Ever think about getting a new computer? 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They have lots of great Mother's Day gift ideas, such as personalized photo books, tote bags, keepsake boxes, picture puzzles, and more. Plus, take advantage of this April offer: WOTD: Rodomontade (Noun) Pronunciation: [rah-dê-mên-'teyd, ro-dê-mên-'teyd] Listen Definition: Pretentious boasting or bragging; bluster and hence any arrogant act. Usage: The same Word may be used as an intransitive verb: "We have a $10 million deal with IBM? That's just Jack rodomontading about his sales department again." Suggested Usage: This is the pretentious means of referring to pretentious boasting. Using the word itself is a sort of rodomontade. (Don't you just love words like that?) "The commencement speaker's point was less acuminate behind the absolute rodomontade of his accomplishments he brandished in the foreground." Etymology: Old French "rodomont" + -ade. The suffix is from the Latin feminine past participle, -ata, often used as a noun, e.g. strata "paved way, road", armata "armed, furnished with weapons". Found elsewhere in "marmalade", "parade", "serenade", "tirade", as well as "salad" from the Medieval Latin salata "salted" via French "salade", and "ballad" (originally meaning "a dancing song") from late Latin ballare "to dance", whence also "ball" and "ballet". The noun originates in Italian "rodomonte", a commonization of the name of the blustering Saracen leader in Ariosto's "Orlando Furioso" and Bojardo's "Orlando Innamorato." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.4ay.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3451-0-1176876023-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 06 Oct 2007 08:29:19 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.239] (helo=s3239.mb00.net) id 1Ie3A6-0000eo-Jx for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 06 Oct 2007 08:29:18 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=asG+HBVGe3EDvfBaJneuaaTOuX0ZpgAWIM7zGHe8W+KhUy+ThB23PZGMcm8UKQtIV9v1mNGweq6qLA6WWhmJz4b5GmwvA0ycWPilGOR2RYQF9J/aOa4np6uXMCbs3pkY; by s3239.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA40684; Fri, 5 Oct 2007 23:03:38 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2007 23:29:18 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1191635042.3357 Subject: RESTIVE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-21630-0-1191650429" --MIME_BOUNDARY-21630-0-1191650429 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Restive (adjective) Pronunciation: ['res-tiv] Definition: (1) Restless, fidgety, unable to restrain oneself; (2) impatient of control or restraint; (3) stubborn, refractive, refusing to move (of animals). Usage: Here is a word that should mean "relaxed, resting" but means almost the opposite. Audiences get restive when a performance is delayed. Children are notorious for getting restive any time they do not get their way. Donkeys, however, don't want to move when they get restive (meaning 3). Be careful reading and using this word yourself. Suggested Usage: The fidgetiness implied by this word usually comes as the result of being held up or back, "Rochelle is getting a bit restive in her job after 5 years without a promotion". Look for restiveness wherever people are waiting, "Everyone standing in line for the limited number of tickets was becoming noticeably restive." Etymology: From Old French restif "stationary" from rester "to remain", inherited from Latin restare "to hold back". This verb is based on the prefix re- "back" + stare "to stand". The root underlying the Latin word for "stand" is the same that underlies English "stand". But did you know it also underlies the popular word women now use to refer to handsome men, "stud"? This word originates in the compound "studhorse" from stod "breeding-place" hence, "stod" is related to the "stead" in instead "in place of" and homestead "the place where the home is located". It has come a long way, hasn't it? -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day: Restive (adjective) Pronunciation: ['res-tiv] Definition: (1) Restless, fidgety, unable to restrain oneself; (2) impatient of control or restraint; (3) stubborn, refractive, refusing to move (of animals). Usage: Here is a word that should mean "relaxed, resting" but means almost the opposite. Audiences get restive when a performance is delayed. Children are notorious for getting restive any time they do not get their way. Donkeys, however, don't want to move when they get restive (meaning 3). Be careful reading and using this word yourself. Suggested Usage: The fidgetiness implied by this word usually comes as the result of being held up or back, "Rochelle is getting a bit restive in her job after 5 years without a promotion". Look for restiveness wherever people are waiting, "Everyone standing in line for the limited number of tickets was becoming noticeably restive." Etymology: From Old French restif "stationary" from rester "to remain", inherited from Latin restare "to hold back". This verb is based on the prefix re- "back" + stare "to stand". The root underlying the Latin word for "stand" is the same that underlies English "stand". But did you know it also underlies the popular word women now use to refer to handsome men, "stud"? This word originates in the compound "studhorse" from stod "breeding-place" hence, "stod" is related to the "stead" in instead "in place of" and homestead "the place where the home is located". It has come a long way, hasn't it? —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2skp.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21630-0-1191650429-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 25 Jun 2007 08:17:32 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.149] (helo=s3149.mb00.net) id 1I2htE-0007Hu-0s for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 25 Jun 2007 08:17:32 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=tiWcCqpWqoxy+f6aL33VMiVvq/z8rPpMXYxuXf9ZBSoSJ81ORtlYXy7GTNj/bAqNPOTY3EDn5dq6rERniFU3dKcVIJztPecHCc2xNI/Bwe/+1rN4fedb5GeqOu+aZm+I; by s3149.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA47472; Sun, 24 Jun 2007 23:03:49 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2007 23:17:32 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1182552605.9495 Subject: BUSK: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19257-0-1182751227" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19257-0-1182751227 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Busk (Verb) Pronunciation: ['bêsk] Definition: To play music or entertain on the street for money. Usage: Please don't confuse today's word with brux "to clench or grind one's teeth". Walking by someone who busks badly might make you brux, but the two words are very different. Those who busk are buskers, noted for their busking. Suggested Usage: Today's word can be used pejoratively, "I had no idea Donny busked as a mime during lunch hour, or I would bring him sandwiches in the public interest". But busking is, in fact, a proud tradition in many European cities, and some fine music can be heard on street corners and city centers across the continent: "Harry and Harriet busked their way across Europe and returned home with enough money left over to start their own nightclub." Etymology: From the English busk "to be an itinerant performer", which came from busk "to seek or cruise, as a pirate ship". 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Loyalists will sing their praises, such as: lots of colors and styles comfortable, cool, and mold to your feet orthotic foot bed slip-resistant and non-marking soles anti-microbial and odor resistant Get yourself a pair today, your tootsies will thank you. Plus, get them in time for the weekend with free overnight shipping from Zappos! Word of the Day: Busk (Verb) Pronunciation: ['bêsk] Definition: To play music or entertain on the street for money. Usage: Please don't confuse today's word with brux "to clench or grind one's teeth". Walking by someone who busks badly might make you brux, but the two words are very different. Those who busk are buskers, noted for their busking. Suggested Usage: Today's word can be used pejoratively, "I had no idea Donny busked as a mime during lunch hour, or I would bring him sandwiches in the public interest". But busking is, in fact, a proud tradition in many European cities, and some fine music can be heard on street corners and city centers across the continent: "Harry and Harriet busked their way across Europe and returned home with enough money left over to start their own nightclub." Etymology: From the English busk "to be an itinerant performer", which came from busk "to seek or cruise, as a pirate ship". Busk probably comes from French busquer "to prowl", and the French comes from either Italian buscare "to prowl" or Spanish buscar "to seek." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.15gl.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19257-0-1182751227-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 24 Feb 2008 09:23:02 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.165] (helo=s3165.mb00.net) id 1JTC8Q-0006ju-Up for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 24 Feb 2008 09:22:59 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=lLYwc0AxXcwtaJdVRIK0im3FoBBwQqV7TiI8t2dDrFKTv3USeVkLUNq07OPWc/uftcp5uGdkVP/LooAefmq5Q2DIhpqIi8TV5esoyWVSS1IahsCA4BHgnsXNL2c2E7OY; by s3165.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA56640; Sat, 23 Feb 2008 23:03:51 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:23:01 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1203807117.22726 Subject: DIGRESS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1583-0-1203836407" --MIME_BOUNDARY-1583-0-1203836407 Word of the Day: Digress (verb) Pronunciation: [dI-'gres] Definition: To stray from an expected course, to move in an irrelevant direction. Usage: "Digress" displays a full array of secondary derivations: someone who digresses is a digresser, the activity is a digression, and the behavior itself is digressive. "Digressively" is the adverb. Suggested Usage: First, this word has a rather direct, physical sense: "On the way to the opera Downham Martini digressed slightly to a pub for a bit of light refreshment". However, it is probably more commonly used to refer to a metaphorical straying away from the subject at hand, "Could we stick to the topic of the new project, please, without digressing into how much it will promote our careers? Thanks." Etymology: Latin digredior, digress- "to separate, part" based on di(s) "away" + gradior "to step, walk". The Latin root derives from Proto-Indo-European ghredh- "to walk, step, move", also the source of Sanscrit kra-, kram "to go" and German schreiten "to step" and Schritt "step". The Latin root is also found in English congress (come together), ingredient (what goes in), transgress (to step across the line). We also have "grade", "gradual", and "graduate" from related Latin gradus "step", the noun from gradior. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! The best TV is on DIRECTTV! Movies - Over 30 Premium Movie Channels Sports - Special Packages & 45+ Channels Entertainment - up to 200 more Channels Family packages start at just $29.99 a month! 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Suggested Usage: First, this word has a rather direct, physical sense: "On the way to the opera Downham Martini digressed slightly to a pub for a bit of light refreshment". However, it is probably more commonly used to refer to a metaphorical straying away from the subject at hand, "Could we stick to the topic of the new project, please, without digressing into how much it will promote our careers? Thanks." Etymology: Latin digredior, digress- "to separate, part" based on di(s) "away" + gradior "to step, walk". The Latin root derives from Proto-Indo-European ghredh- "to walk, step, move", also the source of Sanscrit kra-, kram "to go" and German schreiten "to step" and Schritt "step". The Latin root is also found in English congress (come together), ingredient (what goes in), transgress (to step across the line). We also have "grade", "gradual", and "graduate" from related Latin gradus "step", the noun from gradior. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Images not loading? 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.5chw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1583-0-1203836407-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 31 Mar 2008 08:27:40 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.185] (helo=s3185.mb00.net) id 1JgDUa-0004Os-7g for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 31 Mar 2008 08:27:40 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Mdwlj2cYp3YfLd56jIMooiEgCSSoxsmE5Lz40TcgK0kj3S5+suZRPu5g69X9ObN/45MVCQxJciv+koewLVKdpBNKDj/A7u/fmwoElW6b1pEAaomMzJ6BgVZFrcaM+qbJ; by s3185.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA63432; Sun, 30 Mar 2008 23:04:11 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2008 23:27:40 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1206715050.14308 Subject: TANTALIZE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18408-0-1206943228" --MIME_BOUNDARY-18408-0-1206943228 Word Of the Day Today's Word: Tantalize (verb) Pronunciation: ['tæn-tê-lIz] Listen Definition: To torment by showing or promising something desirable but holding it just out or reach or withdrawing it at the last moment. Usage: The adjective is "tantalizing", the adverb from it is "tantalizingly", and a person who tantalizes is a tantalizer. Suggested Usage: The fundamental sense of today's word is associated with holding food and drink just beyond the reach of someone who desires it: "I would rather be tantalized with Pearl's eggplant-zucchini soufflé than actually served it". Now, however, the sense has been extended to include anything, "I accepted this job because I was tantalized with a robust benefit package, most of which I never received." Etymology: From Greek tantalizein "to wave about" whose stem also underlies the name of Tantalus, a human of such stature in Greek mythology that he was allowed to mingle with the gods of Olympus. When they came to dinner at his home, he wanted to offer them something very precious to him, so he made a stew of his son, Pelops (have times changed?). Tantalus' bad taste left such a bad taste in the mouths of the gods that, as punishment, Tantalus was forced to stand up to his chin in water beneath branches loaded with luscious fruit. If he lowered his head to drink or raised a hand to pick a fruit, however, the water and fruit would retreat beyond his reach. -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. 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Suggested Usage: The fundamental sense of today's word is associated with holding food and drink just beyond the reach of someone who desires it: "I would rather be tantalized with Pearl's eggplant-zucchini soufflé than actually served it". Now, however, the sense has been extended to include anything, "I accepted this job because I was tantalized with a robust benefit package, most of which I never received." Etymology: From Greek tantalizein "to wave about" whose stem also underlies the name of Tantalus, a human of such stature in Greek mythology that he was allowed to mingle with the gods of Olympus. When they came to dinner at his home, he wanted to offer them something very precious to him, so he made a stew of his son, Pelops (have times changed?). Tantalus' bad taste left such a bad taste in the mouths of the gods that, as punishment, Tantalus was forced to stand up to his chin in water beneath branches loaded with luscious fruit. 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Sometimes we need a way to dull the edge of an offensive term; other times, we need a whet to sharpen it. "Poltroon" makes a deeper cut than mere "coward", though its effect is undermined by its funny sound. Suggested Usage: U.S. football enthusiasts might say, spraying the TV with pretzel bits, "What a gaggle of poltroons those line-backers are! Won't they ever charge the line?" But poltroonery is no more appalling on the playing field than in the workplace: "Don't you think calling five rounds of lay-offs 'right-sizing' a bit poltroonish? Wouldn't 'results of managerial fallibility' be more manly?" Etymology: From French poltron "a knave, rascal" itself from Italian poltrone "idler, loafer" from Old Italian poltro "bed, couch", (poltrona =3D "armchair" in Modern Italian). Conceivably a facetious play on some other word, like padrone "master, proprietor." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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For adults, kids, babies, maternity, big and tall, plus sizes... they do it all, and at remarkably low prices. On top of it, their shipping fee is $5 flat, no matter how much you order. And if you really like a good deal, then don't miss their activewear savings event - it ends on Thursday, August 2nd. Word of the Day: Poltroon (noun) Pronunciation: [pêl-'trun] Definition: An abject coward. Usage: The noun is "poltroonery" and the adjective, "poltroonish". Sometimes we need a way to dull the edge of an offensive term; other times, we need a whet to sharpen it. "Poltroon" makes a deeper cut than mere "coward", though its effect is undermined by its funny sound. Suggested Usage: U.S. football enthusiasts might say, spraying the TV with pretzel bits, "What a gaggle of poltroons those line-backers are! Won't they ever charge the line?" But poltroonery is no more appalling on the playing field than in the workplace: "Don't you think calling five rounds of lay-offs 'right-sizing' a bit poltroonish? Wouldn't 'results of managerial fallibility' be more manly?" Etymology: From French poltron "a knave, rascal" itself from Italian poltrone "idler, loafer" from Old Italian poltro "bed, couch", (poltrona =3D "armchair" in Modern Italian). Conceivably a facetious play on some other word, like padrone "master, proprietor." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1nu8.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1000-0-1185602416-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 17 Oct 2007 09:05:01 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.136] (helo=s3136.mb00.net) id 1Ii2xh-0004q3-9O for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 17 Oct 2007 09:05:01 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=lUl0ilbNAQzqkk6x0brRTzc9QrPKaOzwsEiwazHYdHEd/SSIZqYx0F1D1XQ8FMY1pJ0wws5XAoQ6PpmI74KSnSfJMQqeY8PDFsL3Trs7pnlLgW/ruZlhEFcEp0lJ56nk; by s3136.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA20048; Tue, 16 Oct 2007 23:03:48 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 00:05:01 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1192577693.2715 Subject: MAGNILOQUENT : Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18451-0-1192600807" --MIME_BOUNDARY-18451-0-1192600807 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Magniloquent (adjective) Pronunciation: [mæg-'ni-lê-qwênt] Definition: Grandiloquent, flowery, elevated, orotund (referring to language). Usage: Today's word packs an adverb, "magniloquently", and a noun, "magniloquence", so it is prepared for any function in a sentence except that of the verb. Suggested Usage: With the political conventions starting this week, we thought you might need today's word in your descriptions of the conventional convention activities, "If Lucy Lastic had solutions to our economic problems to match her magniloquent speeches on the subject, she would have my vote". Don't forget the other forms of this word, "The enthusiasm of the convention audience floated on the rising tide of magniloquence from the podium." Etymology: Today's word goes back to Latin magniloquentia "lofty speech", composed of magnus "great" + loquens, loquent- "speaking", the present participle of loqui "to speak". We find the root of "magnus" in many English borrowings from Latin that suggest largeness: "magnanimous", "magnify", "magnificent", among them. English "much" and Scots "mickle" share an origin with "magnus". Indeed, the "maha" of "maharajah" (Sanskrit "great king") is a cousin. "Loqui" is also amply represented in the English lexicon, noticeable in such words as "eloquent", "locution", "loquacious", and "colloquium." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com -------------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1192577693.2715:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2yu9.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18451-0-1192600807 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Magniloquent (adjective) Pronunciation: [mæg-'ni-lê-qwênt] Definition: Grandiloquent, flowery, elevated, orotund (referring to language). Usage: Today's word packs an adverb, "magniloquently", and a noun, "magniloquence", so it is prepared for any function in a sentence except that of the verb. Suggested Usage: With the political conventions starting this week, we thought you might need today's word in your descriptions of the conventional convention activities, "If Lucy Lastic had solutions to our economic problems to match her magniloquent speeches on the subject, she would have my vote". Don't forget the other forms of this word, "The enthusiasm of the convention audience floated on the rising tide of magniloquence from the podium." Etymology: Today's word goes back to Latin magniloquentia "lofty speech", composed of magnus "great" + loquens, loquent- "speaking", the present participle of loqui "to speak". We find the root of "magnus" in many English borrowings from Latin that suggest largeness: "magnanimous", "magnify", "magnificent", among them. English "much" and Scots "mickle" share an origin with "magnus". Indeed, the "maha" of "maharajah" (Sanskrit "great king") is a cousin. "Loqui" is also amply represented in the English lexicon, noticeable in such words as "eloquent", "locution", "loquacious", and "colloquium." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.2yu9.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18451-0-1192600807-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 06 May 2008 08:56:58 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.166] (helo=s3166.mb00.net) id 1JtH6f-0006kp-Rt for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 06 May 2008 08:56:58 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=UpD8AERmZnN9nf0h1qcwQ/S1kDybjSI8d/mRYwmtKJTBQSFelMoiY9RLnT4t8vcpZ9FYBozq8HH4H0fFjuEH37+eRMss74PmnvIydDRtaecsnaPyINDH+R5e05oTjfMO; by s3166.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA39736; Mon, 5 May 2008 23:01:26 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 5 May 2008 23:56:57 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1209872841.84599 Subject: DIFFIDENT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-34555-0-1210053618" --MIME_BOUNDARY-34555-0-1210053618 Word of the Day: Diffident (adjective) Pronunciation: ['di-fi-dênt] Definition: Shy, bashful, or hesitant as a result of a lack of self-confidence. Usage: Although OED accepts "distrustful" as an alternate meaning of "diffident", this meaning is surely archaic in the States and probably elsewhere. The antonym of today's word is "confident", whose meaning has changed in the same direction as "diffident" (compare Etymology below). The noun is "diffidence." Suggested Usage: This word's uses in limning matters of the heart are legion: "Reginald's diffident touch when their hands brushed was the quality that made Dorothea love him". Certainly, we all know someone who seems to be inhibited until more layers of her personality are revealed: "Don't be fooled by Althea's diffident manner when you first meet her =97 she will soon enough have you doubled over in laughter". On the other hand, "Carlos works at being a wonderful audience for friends because his diffidence prevents his taking center stage alone." Etymology: Middle English from the Latin present participle of diffidere, "to mistrust:" dis-, dis- + fidere, "to trust". The Indo-European root of "fidere" is bheidh-, "to confide, persuade, trust" and it gives us words that have to do with emotional warmth and closeness: abide, fiancé, confide and confidant, faith and fidelity. Put a negative prefix on the derivations from "bheidh-" and you get infidel, defiance and perfidy -- fightin' words about betrayal. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day Diffident (adjective) Pronunciation: ['di-fi-dênt] Definition: Shy, bashful, or hesitant as a result of a lack of self-confidence. Usage: Although OED accepts "distrustful" as an alternate meaning of "diffident", this meaning is surely archaic in the States and probably elsewhere. The antonym of today's word is "confident", whose meaning has changed in the same direction as "diffident" (compare Etymology below). The noun is "diffidence." Suggested Usage: This word's uses in limning matters of the heart are legion: "Reginald's diffident touch when their hands brushed was the quality that made Dorothea love him". Certainly, we all know someone who seems to be inhibited until more layers of her personality are revealed: "Don't be fooled by Althea's diffident manner when you first meet her — she will soon enough have you doubled over in laughter". On the other hand, "Carlos works at being a wonderful audience for friends because his diffidence prevents his taking center stage alone." Etymology: Middle English from the Latin present participle of diffidere, "to mistrust:" dis-, dis- + fidere, "to trust". The Indo-European root of "fidere" is bheidh-, "to confide, persuade, trust" and it gives us words that have to do with emotional warmth and closeness: abide, fiancé, confide and confidant, faith and fidelity. Put a negative prefix on the derivations from "bheidh-" and you get infidel, defiance and perfidy -- fightin' words about betrayal. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com LoveToKnow.com Announces: 8 New Information Packed Channels Jobs & Careers Whether you are looking for a part time job, are a stay at home mom, or want to make a career change, LoveToKnow Jobs & Careers can help you with your career planning. 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WORD OF THE DAY: Quisling (noun) Pronunciation: ['kwiz-ling] Definition: A traitor who turns against his or her own country to serve an invader. Usage: This is a relatively new word so far without lexical offspring. The adjective would be "quislingly" which sounds odd. Better use the compound "quisling-like". It sounds queer as a verb, too, though its meaning lends itself readily to verbalization in the sense of "betray to an invader." Suggested Usage: For those of us who remember World War II, today's word is a powerful condemnation in its literal sense, "The French partisans were always at risk of betrayal by quislings in their area". But as time scrapes on, "quisling" will no doubt take on a more general, diluted sense, "I knew the issue was dead when the new manager and his gang of quislings entered the conference room." Etymology: A commonization of the last name of Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945), head of Norway's government during the Nazi occupation of World War II. Of all the heads of European states who chose to subserve the Nazi regime in World War II, Quisling was the misfortunate one commemorated for his weakness throughout the European languages. To use a past Word of the Day, Vidkun Quisling is the eponym of today's word -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Get 250 Free Custom Business Cards today at GigglePrint.com, with over 40 exclusive designs to choose from! Upgrades with photo & logo uploads are also available >>> http://www.giggleprint.com/?cm_mmc=3DDictionary2-_-GP-_-CARDHOME-_-business%20card s%20newsletter ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1193102518.13306:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.32lb.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13017-0-1193119217 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Get 250 Free Custom Business Cards today at GigglePrint.com, with over 40 exclusive designs to choose from! Upgrades with photo & logo uploads are also available Word of the Day: Quisling (noun) Pronunciation: [in-tê(r)-'kæ-leyt] Pronunciation: ['kwiz-ling] Definition: A traitor who turns against his or her own country to serve an invader. Usage: This is a relatively new word so far without lexical offspring. The adjective would be "quislingly" which sounds odd. Better use the compound "quisling-like". It sounds queer as a verb, too, though its meaning lends itself readily to verbalization in the sense of "betray to an invader." Suggested Usage: For those of us who remember World War II, today's word is a powerful condemnation in its literal sense, "The French partisans were always at risk of betrayal by quislings in their area". But as time scrapes on, "quisling" will no doubt take on a more general, diluted sense, "I knew the issue was dead when the new manager and his gang of quislings entered the conference room." Etymology: A commonization of the last name of Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945), head of Norway's government during the Nazi occupation of World War II. Of all the heads of European states who chose to subserve the Nazi regime in World War II, Quisling was the misfortunate one commemorated for his weakness throughout the European languages. To use a past Word of the Day, Vidkun Quisling is the eponym of today's word. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.32lb.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13017-0-1193119217-- Received: from mailin01.aul.t-online.de (mailin01.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.42]) Sun, 10 Jan 2010 10:02:31 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin01.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NTtgJ-1VApRg0; Sun, 10 Jan 2010 10:01:55 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=p/RMRfdnZ7g1VamiiKu0wNjNpX5OCtwlGRnCWG2Jt48LtnXOT8fGKu5J1aeUSFhmVKN2+WV7HqnO3pEaZT0a7f2VJqwFOu9UYqMh/W9BdDtOzqrcqW1eaucdFYAeBmZb; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0A71KLu018587; Sat, 9 Jan 2010 23:01:20 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:01:55 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1262561928.89283 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Florid Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-63305-0-1263106809" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-10T09:02:31Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1263114116-00006159-7E151F11/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: a397863b-e031-4860-a03f-132564fbe25e --MIME_BOUNDARY-63305-0-1263106809 Word of the Day: Florid (adjective) Pronunciation: ['flawr-id] Definition: Red, rosy, flushed; ornate, flowery. Usage: Florid is used today mainly to describe one's complexion -- a flushed or ruddy appearance of the face is a florid condition. However, it has been used in various contexts throughout its history as a word, many of them still widely in use today. Florid can mean anything of a reddish, ruddy tint, or may describe the ornateness (even the kitschiness) of a thing -- a piece of music, perhaps, or the decorations of a home. Finally, covered in flowers is an outdated meaning that still crops up from time to time. Suggested Usage: A florid complexion gives away embarrassment. For instance, if you decide in an outmoded sense of romantic inspiration to compliment a girl's florid (flowery) shirt, you might have to reckon with her florid face afterward. That's okay. She's probably just shy and definitely doesn't think you're lame. Etymology: The word florid obviously comes from the Latin adjective for flowery, floridus. The French borrowed the word as floride, meaning "flourishing" or beautiful. In 1642, florid is first seen in the English language, originally meaning striking or beautiful. Less than a decade later, it was recorded under the more common meaning, red or ruddy. Adorned with flowers, the most obvious but least common sense of the word, is seen several years later. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1262561928.89283:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fgh4.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-63305-0-1263106809 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe We found these Free Cell Phone sites for you. It's never been easier to get a free cell phone. Click now to find out how! It's never been easier to get a free cell phone. Click now to find out how! Florid (adjective) Pronunciation: ['flawr-id] Definition: Red, rosy, flushed; ornate, flowery. Usage: Florid is used today mainly to describe one's complexion -- a flushed or ruddy appearance of the face is a florid condition. However, it has been used in various contexts throughout its history as a word, many of them still widely in use today. Florid can mean anything of a reddish, ruddy tint, or may describe the ornateness (even the kitschiness) of a thing -- a piece of music, perhaps, or the decorations of a home. Finally, covered in flowers is an outdated meaning that still crops up from time to time. Suggested Usage: A florid complexion gives away embarrassment. For instance, if you decide in an outmoded sense of romantic inspiration to compliment a girl's florid (flowery) shirt, you might have to reckon with her florid face afterward. That's okay. She's probably just shy and definitely doesn't think you're lame. Etymology: The word florid obviously comes from the Latin adjective for flowery, floridus. The French borrowed the word as floride, meaning "flourishing" or beautiful. In 1642, florid is first seen in the English language, originally meaning striking or beautiful. Less than a decade later, it was recorded under the more common meaning, red or ruddy. 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Usage: Diligent is not, as some might assume, the opposite of lackadaisical or uninvolved. Rather, it is the opposite of negligent. Negligence is the passive shirking of responsibility, whereas one who is diligent actively seeks to fulfill her duties and responsibilities to the fullest degree. The term diligent has historically meant painstaking attention to detail, a work ethic marked by attentiveness and earnestness. Today's meaning does not deviate from the classical in the slightest. Suggested Usage: Why is the word diligent always applied to the shining stars of academia and sports? Can't you be a diligent comic book reader? If you've collected every issue of Frank Miller's seventies run on Daredevil (including #181, the death of Elektra), my friend, you are diligent to the point of inspiration. A diligent Star Trek or Star Wars fan should always be welcome at parties and a diligent follower of a failing sports franchise is to be lauded under any circumstance. Etymology: The 1200s French cognate, diligent, means the same thing as today's English word. It was an appropriation of the Latin diligentem, which means attentive or assiduous. The Latin diligere to value highly or to love, is the root of the modern term, which eventually evolved to the steady effort with which we today attribute one's due diligence. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1262921823.18209:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fhxo.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-67076-0-1262934010 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe In the News GOP Calls Out Democrats on Job Issues - Read more at RightPost.com Click on these ads to trace your genealogy online. Search public records, find your ancestors and discover your roots. Build your family tree today! Diligent (adjective) Pronunciation: ['dil-i-juh nt] Definition: Persistent in work, persistent, hardworking. Usage: Diligent is not, as some might assume, the opposite of lackadaisical or uninvolved. Rather, it is the opposite of negligent. Negligence is the passive shirking of responsibility, whereas one who is diligent actively seeks to fulfill her duties and responsibilities to the fullest degree. The term diligent has historically meant painstaking attention to detail, a work ethic marked by attentiveness and earnestness. Today's meaning does not deviate from the classical in the slightest. Suggested Usage: Why is the word diligent always applied to the shining stars of academia and sports? Can't you be a diligent comic book reader? If you've collected every issue of Frank Miller's seventies run on Daredevil (including #181, the death of Elektra), my friend, you are diligent to the point of inspiration. A diligent Star Trek or Star Wars fan should always be welcome at parties and a diligent follower of a failing sports franchise is to be lauded under any circumstance. Etymology: The 1200s French cognate, diligent, means the same thing as today's English word. It was an appropriation of the Latin diligentem, which means attentive or assiduous. The Latin diligere to value highly or to love, is the root of the modern term, which eventually evolved to the steady effort with which we today attribute one's due diligence. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-67076-0-1262934010-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 20 Jan 2008 08:45:58 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.166] (helo=s3166.mb00.net) id 1JGUsM-0003h8-Pw for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 20 Jan 2008 08:45:56 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=PN1NhLDbhGBMgY3kt/ExHmNngcm4zh7GtAmt+it9s/jKQFL1CR2tzc33Khwmq7nxOozN3tJgJpruIF/q4x1aFuHbY4VebV44Fq+GnDPXCf1JMtyrIP2HN+Ah91Mlu3p1; by s3166.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA31610; Sat, 19 Jan 2008 23:04:59 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2008 23:45:56 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1200767851.24249 Subject: QUEAN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-16535-0-1200812436" --MIME_BOUNDARY-16535-0-1200812436 Word of the Day: Quean (noun) Pronunciation: [kween] Definition: No, today's word is not a misspelling but a slightly different word from what you thought with a radically different meaning. A quean is a bold, impudent, or ill-behaved woman, even a hussy or a strumpet. Usage: This word is seldom used today because its pronunciation leads it to confusion with "queen", the other word with the same pronunciation and etymological origin but a vastly different meaning (usually). The British magazine 'Listener' referred to a someone in a 1969 issue as "an old quean who thinks she's an old queen." Suggested Usage: Lest the rappers think we ignore their needs, here is an example of how they can put today's word to work for them: "Jean is a keen dean at school but a mean quean on the neighborhood scene". Don't overlook the fact that, should you write that your boss, teacher, etc. is "a real quean", they will at worst think you a bad speller. A somewhat archaic but still quite quaint variant of today's word is "cotquean", a combination of cot "house" (the root of "cottage") + "quean". For example, "Mary Grace scolds her family like an Amazonian cotquean when they displease her." Etymology: Today's word originated as Old English "cwene" [kwenê] when "queen" was "cwen" [kweyn]. Both are akin to Dutch "kween" = "barren cow" and Swedish "kvinna" = "woman". All these words originated in the Proto-Indo-European root "*gwen-", which also produced Greek "gyne" = "woman", found today in English "gynecology" and "misogynist". In Russian and other Slavic languages it became "zhena" and in Persian, "zan". The Irish descendant of the same root was "bean" = "woman" which, when combined with the word for "fairy", "s=EDdhe", becomes "bean s=EDdhe" = "woman of the fairies" or "banshee", the female spirit whose wailing presages death in Irish folklore. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? LoveToKnow Yoga offers information on stress relief and exercise, Hair has styling tips, haircut picture galleries and hair care product reviews and Diet has everything you need to know about Nutrition, Fitness and Weight Loss. LoveToKnow has information on more than 60 unique topics in 8 useful categories. >>>http://www.lovetoknow.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1200767851.24249:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4ola.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-16535-0-1200812436 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Quean (noun) Pronunciation: [kween] Definition: No, today's word is not a misspelling but a slightly different word from what you thought with a radically different meaning. A quean is a bold, impudent, or ill-behaved woman, even a hussy or a strumpet. Usage: This word is seldom used today because its pronunciation leads it to confusion with "queen", the other word with the same pronunciation and etymological origin but a vastly different meaning (usually). The British magazine 'Listener' referred to a someone in a 1969 issue as "an old quean who thinks she's an old queen." Suggested Usage: Usage: Lest the rappers think we ignore their needs, here is an example of how they can put today's word to work for them: "Jean is a keen dean at school but a mean quean on the neighborhood scene". Don't overlook the fact that, should you write that your boss, teacher, etc. is "a real quean", they will at worst think you a bad speller. A somewhat archaic but still quite quaint variant of today's word is "cotquean", a combination of cot "house" (the root of "cottage") + "quean". For example, "Mary Grace scolds her family like an Amazonian cotquean when they displease her." Etymology: Today's word originated as Old English "cwene" [kwenê] when "queen" was "cwen" [kweyn]. Both are akin to Dutch "kween" = "barren cow" and Swedish "kvinna" = "woman". All these words originated in the Proto-Indo-European root "*gwen-", which also produced Greek "gyne" = "woman", found today in English "gynecology" and "misogynist". In Russian and other Slavic languages it became "zhena" and in Persian, "zan". The Irish descendant of the same root was bean "woman" which, when combined with the word for "fairy", "sídhe", becomes "bean sídhe" = "woman of the fairies" or "banshee", the female spirit whose wailing presages death in Irish folklore. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Find the latest on organic living and environmentally friendly products from the dedicated researchers and editors at LoveToKnow. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4ola.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-16535-0-1200812436-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:46:52 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.100] (helo=s3100.mb00.net) id 1JK8aS-0002qc-Fp for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:46:41 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Ym1k3xlgYBFN8Hcn7nAzitsqdNBYspko9wXKsfsErIAzSmrEpcEgpI0FoGeMJc5/CdA5CGUbItnYiiFqKl/4Ng9GgYUL529JCjoCPdTUkaFIeKXGUPgiVPuL328Hc2Yj; by s3100.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA48417; Wed, 30 Jan 2008 00:03:36 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 00:46:30 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1201669083.1274 Subject: BATRACHOMYOMACHY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-10221-0-1201680007" --MIME_BOUNDARY-10221-0-1201680007 Word of the Day: Batrachomyomachy (noun) Pronunciation: [bæ-trê-kê-mI-'om-ê-ki] Definition: A fight over nothing; a storm in a teacup. Usage: Although its usage seems not to be attested, "batrachomyomachian" [bæ-trê-kê-mI-o-'mæ-ki-ên] is a well-constructed adjective and someone given to batrachomyomachy might well be called a "batrachomyomachist" [bæ-trê-kê-mI-'om-ê-kist]. Suggested Usage: Fights over nothing are regrettably common: "The noise from upstairs suggests that the children have started a new batrachomyomachy". And those prepared to fight about nothing are even more common: "I see you already have five e-mails from Gordon, our office batrachomyomachist". Those willing to wait for you to finish uttering today's 7-syllable word may be less common=97best rattle if off trippingly. Etymology: The Greek word means "The Battle of Frogs and Mice". It is the title of a mock-heroic epic poem that recounts a tiny struggle around a small pond using overblown terms that recall the siege of Troy. Originally attributed to Homer, it probably dates from the fifth century BC and contains batrachos "frog", mus "mouse", and "machia" fighting. Batrachos gives us "batrachian", pertaining to a frog or toad and "batrachophagous", a synonym for a previous Word of the Day, "ranivorous". Mus, via Latin, gives us "murine", pertaining to mice; Latin musculus "little mouse" gives us "muscle", presumably a reference to the rippling of a powerful forearm. Finally, Greek machia comes from Proto-Indo-European *magh, meaning "power", which has also given us "mighty", "machine", "magic", "magus" and "dismay." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. Order now and you can take advantage of these introductory prices, which are each 50% off the regular subscription price. >>> http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;174699566;23899366;m?https://www.nytimesathome.com?MediaCode=3DWC6FJ ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1201669083.1274:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4v14.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10221-0-1201680007 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by The New York Times To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Batrachomyomachy (noun) Pronunciation: [bæ-trê-kê-mI-'om-ê-ki] Definition: A fight over nothing; a storm in a teacup. Usage: Although its usage seems not to be attested, "batrachomyomachian" [bæ-trê-kê-mI-o-'mæ-ki-ên] is a well-constructed adjective and someone given to batrachomyomachy might well be called a "batrachomyomachist" [bæ-trê-kê-mI-'om-ê-kist]. Suggested Usage: Fights over nothing are regrettably common: "The noise from upstairs suggests that the children have started a new batrachomyomachy". And those prepared to fight about nothing are even more common: "I see you already have five e-mails from Gordon, our office batrachomyomachist". Those willing to wait for you to finish uttering today's 7-syllable word may be less common—best rattle if off trippingly. Etymology: The Greek word means "The Battle of Frogs and Mice". It is the title of a mock-heroic epic poem that recounts a tiny struggle around a small pond using overblown terms that recall the siege of Troy. Originally attributed to Homer, it probably dates from the fifth century BC and contains batrachos "frog", mus "mouse", and "machia" fighting. Batrachos gives us "batrachian", pertaining to a frog or toad and "batrachophagous", a synonym for a previous Word of the Day, "ranivorous". Mus, via Latin, gives us "murine", pertaining to mice; Latin musculus "little mouse" gives us "muscle", presumably a reference to the rippling of a powerful forearm. Finally, Greek machia comes from Proto-Indo-European *magh, meaning "power", which has also given us "mighty", "machine", "magic", "magus" and "dismay." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4v14.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10221-0-1201680007-- Received: from mailin18.aul.t-online.de (mailin18.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.51]) Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:42:53 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin18.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Nf89o-1JwIYy0; Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:42:48 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=B3ifCurwx6/8UF40VozP61AVcwLARV9TJ52GfMQJRQ70z6unZ5ktW+5TNbm9ZIyD2uctii1SBYyxsffZernElFqjqyC+L2flYzKsxgzjATyVRamBTfCP1QB/fQLYkCXR; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1A71vD3058238; Tue, 9 Feb 2010 23:01:57 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:42:48 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265771011.41439 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Trenchant Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-32847-0-1265785232" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-10T08:42:53Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265791369-0000316B-2EEDACC6/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 025ee655-c862-4005-ac03-44f910be26f9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-32847-0-1265785232 News for 2/10/2010: * Video: We Need Fiscal Discipline and Reform in D. C. * Video: Little Known CON Law Stops Health Care Competition * $85 Billion Is Cost of Latest Job Creation Bill Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.ftiu.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Trenchant (adjective) Pronunciation: ['tren-chuh nt] Definition: Cutting or caustic; effective, forceful. Usage: In modern usage, trenchant often means incisive wit or keen judgment, as in =93trenchant criticism of his teacher=92s habits.=94 It may also be used to suggest enthusiasm and effectiveness=97an argument, for instance, or a stance on a political matter may be described as trenchant. Though the original usage is a bit outdated, trenchant can be used in the literal sense of sharp or cutting in reference to a blade. Suggested Usage: Put on your trenchant coat, because it=92s time for sarcasm! Trenchant, a word meaning severely cutting or biting, is most often used in reference to comments people make about each other. That fat joke in reference to your sister was probably trenchant, as was your assessment of your friend=92s taste in music. Think of each trenchant comment you make as an arrow, its trenchant tip sinking deep into the heart of your target. Etymology: Trenchant has been in use since the early 14th century. It is derived from the Old French trenchier, meaning =93to cut.=94 Middle English literature was particularly fond of the word; in fact, even the poet Chaucer used it in his Canterbury Tales to refer to a keen blade. For centuries, it was always used in the literal sense, with the first figurative use of the word appearing around 1600. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1265771011.41439:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.ftiu.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-32847-0-1265785232 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/10/2010: Video: We Need Fiscal Discipline and Reform in D. C. Video: Little Known CON Law Stops Health Care Competition $85 Billion Is Cost of Latest Job Creation Bill Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Trenchant (adjective) Pronunciation: ['tren-chuh nt] Definition: Cutting or caustic; effective, forceful. Usage: In modern usage, trenchant often means incisive wit or keen judgment, as in “trenchant criticism of his teacher’s habits.” It may also be used to suggest enthusiasm and effectiveness—an argument, for instance, or a stance on a political matter may be described as trenchant. Though the original usage is a bit outdated, trenchant can be used in the literal sense of sharp or cutting in reference to a blade. Suggested Usage: Put on your trenchant coat, because it’s time for sarcasm! Trenchant, a word meaning severely cutting or biting, is most often used in reference to comments people make about each other. That fat joke in reference to your sister was probably trenchant, as was your assessment of your friend’s taste in music. Think of each trenchant comment you make as an arrow, its trenchant tip sinking deep into the heart of your target. Etymology: Trenchant has been in use since the early 14th century. It is derived from the Old French trenchier, meaning “to cut.” Middle English literature was particularly fond of the word; in fact, even the poet Chaucer used it in his Canterbury Tales to refer to a keen blade. For centuries, it was always used in the literal sense, with the first figurative use of the word appearing around 1600. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-32847-0-1265785232-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 24 Jan 2008 09:34:52 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.218] (helo=s3218.mb00.net) id 1JHxXo-000213-LZ for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 24 Jan 2008 09:34:45 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=tyPpXwx7CUVRvcFN0yopum46gZ1O2fRzxJNFxGppNAkqncTqHhb+yRnqD7rL2FUTKcB4JmN8FoPT7JMzELTMhpLBMgNsQiHUScL6Ed6wSxX24z8kEMKMen0y3MT2WSGm; by s3218.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA44147; Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:03:38 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 00:34:46 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1201148837.26624 Subject: UNCTUOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6976-0-1201158006" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6976-0-1201158006 Word of the Day: Unctuous (adjective) Pronunciation: ['ungk-chu-wês] Definition 1: Having the qualities of an unguent: oily or greasy; soft and rich, as "unctuous soil." Usage 1: The meaning is very close to that of "smarmy", a previous YDC Word of the Day. Definition 2: Insincerely and exaggeratedly earnest; obsequious. Suggested Usage: Minerals are sometimes unctuous, having a slippery, oily feel. Fatty meats are unctuous. Unctuous fingers may result from eating unctuous meat. Overly solicitous people are also unctuous in a different sense: "We were met outside by an unctuous doorman building the impression that his life was devoted solely to us." Etymology: From Latin unctum "ointment", the neuter past participle of unguere "to anoint." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? LoveToKnow Yoga offers information on stress relief and exercise, Hair has styling tips, haircut picture galleries and hair care product reviews and Diet has everything you need to know about Nutrition, Fitness and Weight Loss. LoveToKnow has information on more than 60 unique topics in 8 useful categories. >>>http://www.lovetoknow.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1201148837.26624:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.4r7e.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6976-0-1201158006 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by LoveToKnow.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Unctuous (adjective) Pronunciation: ['ungk-chu-wês] Definition 1: Having the qualities of an unguent: oily or greasy; soft and rich, as "unctuous soil." Usage 1: The meaning is very close to that of "smarmy", a previous YDC Word of the Day. Definition 2: Insincerely and exaggeratedly earnest; obsequious. Suggested Usage: Minerals are sometimes unctuous, having a slippery, oily feel. Fatty meats are unctuous. Unctuous fingers may result from eating unctuous meat. Overly solicitous people are also unctuous in a different sense: "We were met outside by an unctuous doorman building the impression that his life was devoted solely to us." Etymology: From Latin unctum "ointment", the neuter past participle of unguere "to anoint." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4r7e.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6976-0-1201158006-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 10 Dec 2007 18:58:19 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.216] (helo=s3216.mb00.net) id 1J1mtW-0007wy-84 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 10 Dec 2007 18:58:18 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=VeVeYIYxGUuACuSg/XgXZfYQB/umzcV63tPyxksHzK79pMNJLwdBTK1QCsag4ndrHIBePjqzFgJQJ5gvCnu8tkfnO886q8o8EPyIU5Sxy6ni8fdaXoaMpkmznm4pUofe; by s3216.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id JAA01036; Mon, 10 Dec 2007 09:44:29 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 09:58:18 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1197308473.11098 Subject: YOBBO: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-17817-0-1197308482" --MIME_BOUNDARY-17817-0-1197308482 Word of the Day: Yobbo (noun) Pronunciation: ['yah-bo] Definition: (British slang) A rowdy, a ruffian, a hooligan, a disruptive, annoying young man. Usage: Today's word may be used without the final "-bo" for "yob" bears the same meaning as "yobbo". The plural is yobbos=97no need to add an [e]. Someone who behaves like a yobbo is "yobbish" (the adjective) and the behavior itself is "yobbery", not a bad substitute for "hooliganism." Suggested Usage: Today's word begins as a word for nasty young men: "It would have been a romantic evening for Tilly if some yobbo had not dropped a water balloon on her and Jamaal as they kissed good night by the door of the dorm". However, it is as often used just to indicate the speaker's displeasure: "It would be a perfect world if those yobbos in Congress didn't make us pay taxes!" Now, if you wish to use the derivations from "yobbo", what better name for road rage than "highway yobbery?" Etymology: Words that arise from spelling other words backwards are a very rare anomaly (and possible only in those languages which have writing systems). However, today's word began as "yob", which is "boy" spelled backwards. "Yob" was then extended by "-o", as in "daddy-o", "wacko", and "sicko", giving us today's word. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a published author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Register now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Registration is free. Don't wait! >>> http://www.publicbookshelf.com/hml/author-submissions.html ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1197308473.11098:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3yd9.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17817-0-1197308482 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by PublicBookShelf.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Yobbo (noun) Pronunciation: ['yah-bo] Definition: (British slang) A rowdy, a ruffian, a hooligan, a disruptive, annoying young man. Usage: Today's word may be used without the final –bo for "yob" bears the same meaning as "yobbo". The plural is yobbos—no need to add an [e]. Someone who behaves like a yobbo is "yobbish" (the adjective) and the behavior itself is "yobbery", not a bad substitute for "hooliganism." Suggested Usage: Today's word begins as a word for nasty young men: "It would have been a romantic evening for Tilly if some yobbo had not dropped a water balloon on her and Jamaal as they kissed good night by the door of the dorm". However, it is as often used just to indicate the speaker's displeasure: "It would be a perfect world if those yobbos in Congress didn't make us pay taxes!" Now, if you wish to use the derivations from "yobbo", what better name for road rage than "highway yobbery?" Etymology: Words that arise from spelling other words backwards are a very rare anomaly (and possible only in those languages which have writing systems). However, today's word began as "yob", which is "boy" spelled backwards. "Yob" was then extended by –o, as in "daddy-o", "wacko", and "sicko", giving us today's word. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. Promote yourself as an author. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3yd9.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17817-0-1197308482-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 19 Apr 2008 17:03:58 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.162] (helo=s3162.mb00.net) id 1JnEbd-0001cF-QU for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 19 Apr 2008 17:03:58 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=RCVYLBuPqUHva6L+rLWXvoljkeCeDh9dKHk94cnjbTWaddQoPG3W+A3PRnH03wRjq0LmdAEwhtdK5BMMR/XKXPGtcltjT0tbALp5SmCKUsnIFXDOF+UK3e0QzFHzq+jm; by s3162.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id HAA29350; Sat, 19 Apr 2008 07:26:43 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2008 08:03:57 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1208615165.6241 Subject: ACCRUE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15246-0-1208615168" --MIME_BOUNDARY-15246-0-1208615168 Word of the Day: Accrue (verb) Pronunciation: [ê-'kru] Definition: To gain or accumulate as an increment, as interest accrues to a savings account or unused sick days might accrue to vacation time. Usage: This verb has two nouns, "accruement" and "accrual". In the accrual method of accounting (as opposed to the cash method), expenses and income are charged to periods to which they are applicable, regardless of when the income arrives or the payments, made. The [e], of course, is dropped before -ing: "accruing." Suggested Usage: Things accrue when they grow or attach themselves to something else, "In the long run, far more pain than joy accrues (to the human spirit) from bearing grudges". Do you think this word too esoteric for the home? Not in the slightest: "We simply must find a way to slow the accrual of junk in the garage". Finally, do not overlook applications around the office, "Little benefit accrued to Perkins or his business from the financing arranged by his friend Boesky." Etymology: Old French acreu, past participle of acroistre "to increase, add" from Latin accrescere "to grow" comprising ad- "(up)to" + crescere "to arise". The Latin root cres- is a metathesized form of the PIE root *ker- "to grow", found also in creare "to create" and "Creole". The same verb, "crescere", underlies "crescent", "increase", and "concrete" (from concrescere "grow together, harden"). Without metathesis, the same PIE root emerges in "Ceres", the name of the Roman goddess of grain and the eponym of "cereal", not to mention Greek koros "boy" and kore "girl." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6d2u.14.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6d2u.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1208615165.6241:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.6d2u.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-15246-0-1208615168 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Accrue (verb) Pronunciation: [ê-'kru] Definition: To gain or accumulate as an increment, as interest accrues to a savings account or unused sick days might accrue to vacation time. Usage: This verb has two nouns, "accruement" and "accrual". In the accrual method of accounting (as opposed to the cash method), expenses and income are charged to periods to which they are applicable, regardless of when the income arrives or the payments, made. The [e], of course, is dropped before -ing: "accruing." Suggested Usage: Things accrue when they grow or attach themselves to something else, "In the long run, far more pain than joy accrues (to the human spirit) from bearing grudges". Do you think this word too esoteric for the home? Not in the slightest: "We simply must find a way to slow the accrual of junk in the garage". Finally, do not overlook applications around the office, "Little benefit accrued to Perkins or his business from the financing arranged by his friend Boesky." Etymology: Old French acreu, past participle of acroistre "to increase, add" from Latin accrescere "to grow" comprising ad- "(up)to" + crescere "to arise". The Latin root cres- is a metathesized form of the PIE root *ker- "to grow", found also in creare "to create" and "Creole". The same verb, "crescere", underlies "crescent", "increase", and "concrete" (from concrescere "grow together, harden"). Without metathesis, the same PIE root emerges in "Ceres", the name of the Roman goddess of grain and the eponym of "cereal", not to mention Greek koros "boy" and kore "girl." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.6d2u.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-15246-0-1208615168-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 06 Apr 2008 08:25:11 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.120] (helo=s3120.mb00.net) id 1JiOJS-0003xU-JC for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 06 Apr 2008 08:25:11 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=qzfBlX3lQES/Z9jvZ9c4G1cnWe20BW4EvvXVOUqv5IkdmgSBQwlgkhWsawkhowIQIKhSD3K5EKGPnn0jUNczJCEwbrLc0smR5cm9Xwynvmhd0X2RCFzpXY30RUmS4FGs; by s3120.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA17050; Sat, 5 Apr 2008 23:04:44 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 5 Apr 2008 23:25:10 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1207452796.23836 Subject: TIFFANY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-17445-0-1207461625" --MIME_BOUNDARY-17445-0-1207461625 Word of the Day: Tiffany (noun) Pronunciation: ['ti-fê-ni] Definition: A thin, transparent gauze of silk or cotton muslin. Usage: Today's word is a popular female name as well as a family name drenched in artistic history: Charles Tiffany founded Tiffany & Co., the posh New York City jewelry store and his son, Louis, created some of this country's most striking Art Nouveau lamps=97Tiffany lamps=97whose style has again become highly visible in fashionable American homes. Suggested Usage: "Tiffany" is a beautiful word afloat in a history of beauty, as soft and subtle as the fabric itself=97reason aplenty to not lose sight (or sound) of it: "Manon walked slowly down the aisle, her face all but hoodwinked in a tiffany veil". The metaphorical possibilities are endless: "It was a bright, clear day with only a few tiffany clouds adorning the horizon." Etymology: As befits a word of its stature, the ancestry of today's word is positively celestial: it is an ancient French word, tiphanie "Epiphany", a descendant of Late Latin "theophania" with the same meaning. (It may have originally referred to a special material worn on Epiphany or other church holidays.) The Latin word was taken from Greek "theophaneia", based on theo- "god" + phan- from phainein "to show", hence, an appearance of God. The Greek root "theo-" is akin to Latin festus "festive" and fanum "temple", whence our "festival", "fete", and "fanatic" (shortened to "fan" in sports), "profane", respectively. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.658w.14.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.658w.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1207452796.23836:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.658w.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17445-0-1207461625 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Tiffany (noun) Pronunciation: ['ti-fê-ni] Definition: A thin, transparent gauze of silk or cotton muslin. Usage: Today's word is a popular female name as well as a family name drenched in artistic history: Charles Tiffany founded Tiffany & Co., the posh New York City jewelry store and his son, Louis, created some of this country's most striking Art Nouveau lamps—Tiffany lamps—whose style has again become highly visible in fashionable American homes. Suggested Usage: "Tiffany" is a beautiful word afloat in a history of beauty, as soft and subtle as the fabric itself—reason aplenty to not lose sight (or sound) of it: "Manon walked slowly down the aisle, her face all but hoodwinked in a tiffany veil". The metaphorical possibilities are endless: "It was a bright, clear day with only a few tiffany clouds adorning the horizon." Etymology: As befits a word of its stature, the ancestry of today's word is positively celestial: it is an ancient French word, tiphanie "Epiphany", a descendant of Late Latin "theophania" with the same meaning. (It may have originally referred to a special material worn on Epiphany or other church holidays.) The Latin word was taken from Greek "theophaneia", based on theo- "god" + phan- from phainein "to show", hence, an appearance of God. The Greek root "theo-" is akin to Latin festus "festive" and fanum "temple", whence our "festival", "fete", and "fanatic" (shortened to "fan" in sports), "profane", respectively. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. 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Word of the Day: Abulia (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bu-li-yê] Definition: A loss of volition or the ability to make decisions. Usage: The adjective is "abulic", also used to refer to a person suffering from this dysfunction. Suggested Usage: Medically speaking, abulia usually results from damage to the right (occasionally the left) parietal lobe of the brain. However, some smokers seem abulic when it comes to kicking the habit. Chocolate triggers abulia in weaklings like me. In fact, many foods are suspected of triggering this frailty; ice cream is at the top of the list. Sports leave many men abulic; shopping, many women. Currently, no antidote is available. Etymology: From Greek "aboulia" = "indecision" comprising "a-" = "without" + "boule" = "will". "Boule" comes from PIE "*gwel-"/"*gwol-"/"*gwl" = "throw", "pierce". It turns up in Greek as "ballein" = "to throw" and "ballizein" = "to dance" whence "ball" ("the dance"), "ballad", and "ballet". The same original root ended up in "quell" from Old English "cwellan" = "to kill", "destroy", not to mention "kill", itself. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- YD Deal of the Day! Booksfree.com is all the rage in books! It's the leading online rental service of paperback and audio books. Plus, they offer ala-cart rentals of CD and MP3-CD audio books, gift memberships, and a full retail section. 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It's the leading online rental service of paperback and audio books. Plus, they offer ala-cart rentals of CD and MP3-CD audio books, gift memberships, and a full retail section. Other perks and differentiating features: They ship entire audio books in one shipment (and count it as one selection, as it should be). ALL plans include: unlimited rentals, free shipping (both ways), no due dates, no late fees, cancel anytime. Plans start as low as $9.99/month Get comfy and have the books delivered right to you! Word of the Day: Abulia (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bu-li-yê] Definition: A loss of volition or the ability to make decisions. Usage: The adjective is "abulic", also used to refer to a person suffering from this dysfunction. Suggested Usage: Medically speaking, abulia usually results from damage to the right (occasionally the left) parietal lobe of the brain. However, some smokers seem abulic when it comes to kicking the habit. Chocolate triggers abulia in weaklings like me. In fact, many foods are suspected of triggering this frailty; ice cream is at the top of the list. Sports leave many men abulic; shopping, many women. Currently, no antidote is available. Etymology: From Greek "aboulia" = "indecision" comprising "a-" = "without" + "boule" = "will". "Boule" comes from PIE "*gwel-"/"*gwol-"/"*gwl" = "throw", "pierce". It turns up in Greek as "ballein" = "to throw" and "ballizein" = "to dance" whence "ball" ("the dance") = "ballad", and "ballet". The same original root ended up in "quell" from Old English "cwellan" = "to kill", "destroy", not to mention "kill", itself. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.vn5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-345-0-1181109619-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 22 May 2007 09:28:19 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.169] (helo=s3169.mb00.net) id 1HqOn1-0004UU-R0 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 22 May 2007 09:28:16 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=rkm+z1OmXx9uabxNHOk7opuc3E58/EkFu71wopyQ4jTvejAr3+4WHDfyGkoRkT1efGIoihH+izN/oqzFrvbZG0k2TMepu7QzHRO7jHEHlCfmrUG0/B2GCPrTDupj6A4F; by s3169.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA22636; Mon, 21 May 2007 23:02:37 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 00:28:15 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1179792918.21247 Subject: GOOGOL: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4928-0-1179813621" --MIME_BOUNDARY-4928-0-1179813621 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Googol (noun) Pronunciation: ['gu-gêl] Definition: A number represented by a one followed by a hundred zeroes. Usage: It is important when you are balancing your checkbook that you never confuse a googol with a googolplex, a number with a 1 followed by a googol of zeros. It is easy to do, given the similarity in pronunciation and spelling. Suggested Usage: So, if I'm not a mathematician without enough to occupy my mind, how can I use this word? Funny you should ask. The obvious place is on the invitations to your parties: "Come to our party Saturday night for gaggles of gags and googols of giggles". (That kind of silly hyperbole should hold the attendance to full-time fun-lovers.) If you are totally immune to silly alliteration and hyperbole, you could refer to googols of googly-eyed fans surrounding a rock star. But then most of us wouldn't. Etymology: This word was coined in 1938 by Milton Sirotta, the 9-year-old nephew of American mathematician, Edward Kasner, when Ed asked him for a name for a very large number. The "Google" spelling was taken by the web search engine from "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (1979) by Douglas Adams, in which one of Deep Thought's designers asks, "And are you not... a greater analyst than the Googleplex Star Thinker in the Seventh Galaxy of Light and Ingenuity which can calculate the trajectory of every single dust particle throughout a five-week Dangrabad Beta sand blizzard?" -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Sleek, fast, powerful... dreaming of a new sports car? Or how about something almost as good, but a lot less expensive? Check out the Thinkpad ThinkCentre! They offer top-notch laptops, lowest total-cost of ownership, high productivity and the world-class support of IBM. And right now is the time. 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Check out their Memorial Day Sale with 25% savings, plus you can also get free standard shipping and handling for online purchases of all notebooks, desktops and personal computing options and accessories. There's no harm in looking, right?! Word of the Day: Googol (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['gu-gêl] Definition: A number represented by a one followed by a hundred zeroes. Usage: It is important when you are balancing your checkbook that you never confuse a googol with a googolplex, a number with a 1 followed by a googol of zeros. It is easy to do, given the similarity in pronunciation and spelling. Suggested Usage: So, if I'm not a mathematician without enough to occupy my mind, how can I use this word? Funny you should ask. The obvious place is on the invitations to your parties: "Come to our party Saturday night for gaggles of gags and googols of giggles". (That kind of silly hyperbole should hold the attendance to full-time fun-lovers.) If you are totally immune to silly alliteration and hyperbole, you could refer to googols of googly-eyed fans surrounding a rock star. But then most of us wouldn't. Etymology: This word was coined in 1938 by Milton Sirotta, the 9-year-old nephew of American mathematician, Edward Kasner, when Ed asked him for a name for a very large number. The "Google" spelling was taken by the web search engine from "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (1979) by Douglas Adams, in which one of Deep Thought's designers asks, "And are you not . . . a greater analyst than the Googleplex Star Thinker in the Seventh Galaxy of Light and Ingenuity which can calculate the trajectory of every single dust particle throughout a five-week Dangrabad Beta sand blizzard?" —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.nu3.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4928-0-1179813621-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 05 Aug 2007 09:44:40 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.95] (helo=s3095.mb00.net) id 1IHZhQ-0003H2-8X for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 05 Aug 2007 08:34:48 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=XGjT/9suvopX41SVo2xapgCFINlVrm1bEwarvXpoEzWgOISYAU7fIcfuP24fDvgLG8doMzPS/QSNJNHav+j9ImFop9Jma8Tbz355zpqokC3k91JKB54oRXnm8I2Zko7b; by s3095.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA55919; Sat, 4 Aug 2007 23:04:22 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2007 23:34:48 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186272934.27780 Subject: LOLLYGAG: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5798-0-1186293626" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5798-0-1186293626 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Lollygag (verb) Pronunciation: ['lah-li-gæg] Definition: (Humorous slang) To dawdle, usually holding someone up or delaying some other action; to neck or pet deceptively. Usage: The activity is "lollygagging" with two [g]s before the suffix, no matter what your spellcheck says, and someone who dawdles is a "lollygagger." Suggested Usage: Today's word is clearly slang and should be avoided in formal speech and writing. However, in informal situations it may work when a bit of humor is called for: "Raphael, stop lollygagging and get in the car. You can pick your nose on the road!" In Britain, of course, where "lolly" is a piece of hard candy (lollipop) and "gag" also means "choke", this Americanism might evoke less laughter. Etymology: A playful semi-compound based on loll "waste time" + gag "deceive, fool". According to the Oxford English Dictionary, The Northern Vindicator of Estherville, Iowa in 1868 referred to "The lascivious lolly-gagging lumps of licentiousness who disgrace the common decencies of life=85". In the 40s and 50s it took on the meaning "necking", which was usually carried out deceptively. Ellery Queen wrote in 1965 of "lallygagging around under the awning away from the gassy streets" but by that time the intimate connotation of the word had mostly worn off. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Connect faster to the internet without overpaying. 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Word of the Day: Lollygag (verb) Pronunciation: ['lah-li-gæg] Definition: (Humorous slang) To dawdle, usually holding someone up or delaying some other action; to neck or pet deceptively. Usage: The activity is "lollygagging" with two [g]s before the suffix, no matter what your spellcheck says, and someone who dawdles is a "lollygagger." Suggested Usage: Today's word is clearly slang and should be avoided in formal speech and writing. However, in informal situations it may work when a bit of humor is called for: "Raphael, stop lollygagging and get in the car. You can pick your nose on the road!" In Britain, of course, where "lolly" is a piece of hard candy (lollipop) and "gag" also means "choke", this Americanism might evoke less laughter. Etymology: A playful semi-compound based on loll "waste time" + gag "deceive, fool". According to the Oxford English Dictionary, The Northern Vindicator of Estherville, Iowa in 1868 referred to "The lascivious lolly-gagging lumps of licentiousness who disgrace the common decencies of life…". In the 40s and 50s it took on the meaning "necking", which was usually carried out deceptively. Ellery Queen wrote in 1965 of "lallygagging around under the awning away from the gassy streets" but by that time the intimate connotation of the word had mostly worn off. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1s2e.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5798-0-1186293626-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 12 Jan 2008 08:35:52 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.134] (helo=s3134.mb00.net) id 1JDauE-0000u2-9S for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 12 Jan 2008 08:35:50 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ImH0DXXjrd7R0daoFi7xFgq77qOSpawrZBZiNdO072DRdNqJnyMeXK59a8bK0LkCosAgaV8cV+bKlwLq03xqb4XiCKejTWjESsyFG95jRGKl7YFErXfbX5PzUrUKf4GV; by s3134.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA48339; Fri, 11 Jan 2008 23:06:17 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2008 23:35:51 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1200084769.12583 Subject: YENTA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11523-0-1200121216" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11523-0-1200121216 Word of the Day: Yenta (noun) Pronunciation: [ 'yen-tê] Definition: A nosy, meddlesome woman; a gabby, gossipy busy-body. Usage: Isaac Bashevis Singer put the following words in the mouth of one of the women in his story 'Shosa' in 1978, "You were always ready to trade me for the first available yenta." Suggested Usage: If a busy mind makes a busy body, self-professed yentas Raye Ann Greenbaum and Jackie Tepper are on the right track with their exercise routine, 'Stretch and Kvetch' (for which search Google). Chatrooms are a truly modern yenta's dream. You can find cyberyentas in numerous yenta centas around the Web. If you want the really juicy information, why ask Jeeves when you can ask a cyberyenta? Etymology: Yiddish "yenta" comes from the woman's name Yente, a nickname for Yentl, borrowed from Old Italian gentile "amiable, highborn". The Italian word comes from Latin gentilis "of the same clan, name, or race" but Late Latin "pagan". Middle English gentil (also yentyll) "courteous" came from the same source, as do "gentle(man)", "gentile", and "genteel". The root originally meant "give birth" and so appears in Greek genos "race" with its English borrowings "gender", "general", "generation", "generous", "genre", and "genus". With the suffix -men, it descended to English as "German", "germ", and "germane" and, without it, "kin" and "kind." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What kinds of things can you find at LoveToKnow? Whether you are interested in Board Games or are planning a Wedding, we offer thorough, indispensable resources. What else? LoveToKnow Yoga offers information on stress relief and exercise, Hair has styling tips, haircut picture galleries and hair care product reviews and Diet has everything you need to know about Nutrition, Fitness and Weight Loss. 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Suggested Usage: If a busy mind makes a busy body, self-professed yentas Raye Ann Greenbaum and Jackie Tepper are on the right track with their exercise routine, 'Stretch and Kvetch' (for which search Google). Chatrooms are a truly modern yenta's dream. You can find cyberyentas in numerous yenta centas around the Web. If you want the really juicy information, why ask Jeeves when you can ask a cyberyenta? Etymology: Yiddish "yenta" comes from the woman's name Yente, a nickname for Yentl, borrowed from Old Italian gentile "amiable, highborn". The Italian word comes from Latin gentilis "of the same clan, name, or race" but Late Latin "pagan". Middle English gentil (also yentyll) "courteous" came from the same source, as do "gentle(man)", "gentile", and "genteel". The root originally meant "give birth" and so appears in Greek genos "race" with its English borrowings "gender", "general", "generation", "generous", "genre", and "genus". 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Usage: Opulent can mean wealthy as well as abundant. Commonly, the word refers to a wealthy individual ("He is an opulent businessman on Wall Street") or the conditions of opulence ("They lived in an opulent mansion on an estate in the countryside"). Such a definition is very close to the original meaning, and until very recently, the word was used to describe an almost stereotypical type of wealth. The word has also been used to describe a "rich", or amply supplied, condition. Opulent perfume, sunshine, or happiness, though different from the original definition, do not seem out of place in today's writing. Suggested Usage: One of the most opulent characters in recent memory is Daniel Plainview, the rich "oil man" in the award-winning movie There Will Be Blood. Plainview lived in utter opulence -- his house was lavishly furnished, his clothing was expensive and pristine, and the empire that he built lasted well into the 21st century. Most of us will never get to experience such wealth and grandeur, although expanding your vocabulary to include the word opulent is a great step in the right direction. Use your fancy words to write a book, you! Etymology: Opulent appears in English between 1595 and 1605 in its current form. It is derived from the Latin opulentus or wealthy. This word is related to ops, for wealth, power and resources. For this reason, the English word opulent has typically signified the wealthy and the powerful. 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Such a definition is very close to the original meaning, and until very recently, the word was used to describe an almost stereotypical type of wealth. The word has also been used to describe a "rich", or amply supplied, condition. Opulent perfume, sunshine, or happiness, though different from the original definition, do not seem out of place in today's writing. Suggested Usage: One of the most opulent characters in recent memory is Daniel Plainview, the rich "oil man" in the award-winning movie There Will Be Blood. Plainview lived in utter opulence -- his house was lavishly furnished, his clothing was expensive and pristine, and the empire that he built lasted well into the 21st century. Most of us will never get to experience such wealth and grandeur, although expanding your vocabulary to include the word opulent is a great step in the right direction. Use your fancy words to write a book, you! Etymology: Opulent appears in English between 1595 and 1605 in its current form. It is derived from the Latin opulentus or wealthy. This word is related to ops, for wealth, power and resources. 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Usage: The adjective here is "liminal". Now, most of us are familiar with the term "subliminal", as in "subliminal suggestion", generally used in the sense of "imperceptible but stimulating consciousness". That is not quite what it means. The precise meaning is "below (sub-) the threshold (of consciousness)". The difference is slight but significant, since we can speak of subliminal physical stimuli, too, as we will demonstrate in the next section. Remember the plural of today's word is "limina." Suggested Usage: Here is how you may begin to explore the metaphorical potential of our old Freudian friend: "Hardy Flowers brought a subliminal wine that couldn't quite elicit a response from our taste buds". As for today's word itself, "I'm afraid that suggestion does not quite reach the limen of consideration". (Hopefully, it won't bring a sour response.) 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The difference is slight but significant, since we can speak of subliminal physical stimuli, too, as we will demonstrate in the next section. Remember the plural of today's word is "limina." Suggested Usage: Here is how you may begin to explore the metaphorical potential of our old Freudian friend: "Hardy Flowers brought a subliminal wine that couldn't quite elicit a response from our taste buds". As for today's word itself, "I'm afraid that suggestion does not quite reach the limen of consideration". (Hopefully, it won't bring a sour response.) Etymology: Latin limen "threshold" akin to limes, limitis "boundary", the origin of our word "limit." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. 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WORD OF THE DAY: Trifecta (noun) Pronunciation: [trI-'fek-tê] Definition: (1) Betting on the first, second, and third-place winners in the correct order; in horse racing, betting on the horses that win, place, and show in that order. (2) Achieving three top honors in any profession or endeavor. Usage: This word from the horse-racing world is now spreading into common usage in quite a different sense. In this new sense, a person could achieve an artistic trifecta writing a best-selling novel, having a highly successful art opening, and composing an Academy-award-winning score for a motion picture. Suggested Usage: Let's begin with a nod to the betting world that gave us this word: "I won my first trifecta this year betting on Smarty Jones to win, Purge to place, and Eddington to show at the Belmont Stakes." Now let's see how we can use it elsewhere in sports: "Burney had a trifecta year in sports=97he was high scorer of the year in basketball, had the most runs batted in at baseball, and gained the most yardage in football." Etymology: Today's word is a reduction of "triple perfecta", where "perfecta" is a reduction of the Spanish phrase quiniela perfecta "perfect pool", a pool that bets on the first and second place winners of a race in the correct order. This type of pool is also called a "quiniela exacta" or just "exacta". "Perfecta" is the Spanish feminine form descended from Latin perfectus "finished", the past participle of perficere "to finish" from per "through" + facere "to do, make." "Facere" comes from the same root, *dho-, that gives us English "do", believe it or not. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Give an Irresistible Christmas Bear! This plush bear comes with a Santa hat and T-shirt that you can customize with any name you like. 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Usage: This word from the horse-racing world is now spreading into common usage in quite a different sense. In this new sense, a person could achieve an artistic trifecta writing a best-selling novel, having a highly successful art opening, and composing an Academy-award-winning score for a motion picture. Suggested Usage: Let's begin with a nod to the betting world that gave us this word: "I won my first trifecta this year betting on Smarty Jones to win, Purge to place, and Eddington to show at the Belmont Stakes". Now let's see how we can use it elsewhere in sports: "Burney had a trifecta year in sports—he was high scorer of the year in basketball, had the most runs batted in at baseball, and gained the most yardage in football." Etymology: Today's word is a reduction of "triple perfecta", where "perfecta" is a reduction of the Spanish phrase quiniela perfecta "perfect pool", a pool that bets on the first and second place winners of a race in the correct order. This type of pool is also called a "quiniela exacta" or just "exacta". "Perfecta" is the Spanish feminine form descended from Latin perfectus "finished", the past participle of perficere "to finish" from per "through" + facere "to do, make". "Facere" comes from the same root, *dho-, that gives us English "do", believe it or not. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com 12" Personalized Plush Christmas Stockings! You'll love filling this adorable stocking, personalized with any name you choose and decorated with a sewn on plush teddy bear. Order one for the entire family for just $7.95 each today! Turn your favorite photos into... Your Unique Products Your photos are the only limitation to the design possibilities. This is your chance to show off pets, family members, cars, or any other personal favorites. Choose an existing special photo or snap a new one. Your own personal touch will turn ordinary checks and accessories into something as unique as you are. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Absquatulate (verb) Pronunciation: [ahb-'sqwah-chu-leyt] Definition: (Humorous slang) (1) To depart, abscond, take off; to die. (2) To argue. Usage: Today's word is not one you would want to use on a job interview or in a PhD dissertation. It is a word created for humorous effect, not for clarity of communication. In fact, the wide variety of meanings of today's word, none of which have any connection with "squat", illustrate the frustration writers have faced in pinning down a meaning. The only sure meaning of those listed above are: take off, bug out, hit the road. Suggested Usage: If you want to tell someone to leave you alone without insulting them, you might try this word: "Benny, why don't you absquatulate and do a few fartleks somewhere else". Of course, you run the risk that he will stay for more laughs like that one. Because the two words begin similarly, using today's word in the sense of "abscond" will usually work, "Duffy seems to have absquatulated with my date while I was in the bathroom; would you like to dance?" Probably not with anyone who talks like that. Etymology: The origin of this word is difficult. The Latin prefix ab- means "away (from)" and the suffix means simply "do something". The stem is a combination of "squat" and the diminutive "-ul" "a little". Put them all together and you don't have much. Some wags would have the word originally mean "take off and squat somewhere". However, the 19th century America produced a lot of fake Latin words, including "argufy", "citify", "uppity", "high-faluting", and so on, and today's is simply another one of these. Plainness is a specialty of the US; we don't appreciate fanciness in word or deed except to bear the brunt of jokes. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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LowerMyBills.com offers savings across 20 categories, including home loans, home-equity loans, purchase loans, debt-consolidation loans, credit cards, auto loans, insurance and wireless services. Loans and mortgage products At LowerMyBills.com, consumers are matched with up to five lenders to receive competitive quotes. Through its relationship with more than 500 mortgage companies, LowerMyBills.com helps consumers reach the lender that best suits their needs. Mortgage refinancing Home-equity loans and lines of credit Home-purchase loans Debt-consolidation loans Auto loans Word of the Day: Absquatulate (verb) Pronunciation: [ahb-'sqwah-chu-leyt] Definition: (Humorous slang) (1) To depart, abscond, take off; to die. (2) To argue. Usage: Today's word is not one you would want to use on a job interview or in a PhD dissertation. It is a word created for humorous effect, not for clarity of communication. In fact, the wide variety of meanings of today's word, none of which have any connection with "squat", illustrate the frustration writers have faced in pinning down a meaning. The only sure meaning of those listed above are: take off, bug out, hit the road. Suggested Usage: If you want to tell someone to leave you alone without insulting them, you might try this word: "Benny, why don't you absquatulate and do a few fartleks somewhere else". Of course, you run the risk that he will stay for more laughs like that one. Because the two words begin similarly, using today's word in the sense of "abscond" will usually work, "Duffy seems to have absquatulated with my date while I was in the bathroom; would you like to dance?" Probably not with anyone who talks like that. Etymology: The origin of this word is difficult. The Latin prefix ab- means "away (from)" and the suffix means simply "do something". The stem is a combination of "squat" and the diminutive –ul "a little". Put them all together and you don't have much. Some wags would have the word originally mean "take off and squat somewhere". However, the 19th century America produced a lot of fake Latin words, including "argufy", "citify", "uppity", "high-faluting", and so on, and today's is simply another one of these. Plainness is a specialty of the US; we don't appreciate fanciness in word or deed except to bear the brunt of jokes. -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com . YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3hkh.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-25514-0-1195052417-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:55:48 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.243] (helo=s3243.mb00.net) id 1Jdgay-0003GW-7L for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:55:48 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=NwGTGmM/4u5NULY4JNnEVK3DqWW2Y4GxuA/lrFICPjcgj1bU5EbNYqGS71KBT/VpIXvGYW+gs4IROjoPbbqsZbeXT81HCleXygmkAYOYakuTbOnauNF+cBPlmwcYKuCO; by s3243.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA14479; Sun, 23 Mar 2008 23:07:16 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2008 23:55:48 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1206307113.27875 Subject: LACKADAY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-10274-0-1206338435" --MIME_BOUNDARY-10274-0-1206338435 Word Of the Day Today's Word: Lackaday (adverb) Pronunciation: ['læk-ê-dey] Listen Definition: An archiac interjection used to express disapproval or regret. Usage: This word fell out of use, but its offshoot, "lackadaisical", is still with us. "Lackadaisical" is an irregular eighteenth-century formation from "lackaday" and means "lacking spirit". "Lackadaisical" doesn't quite mean "lazy", but rather, "disinterested." Suggested Usage: Perhaps if "lackaday" is used alongside "lackadaisical", we can rejuvenate it through that context: "We got James's grades in the mail this afternoon. Lackaday, but that boy is lackadaisical about his studies." Etymology: Shortened from "alack the day", where "alack" was used to express alarm or disapproval. "Alack" is a form of "alas", which comes from Middle English by way of Old French a las, helas, "ah (I am) miserable", from Latin lassus, "weary". "Lassus" comes from the Proto-Indo-European root "le-", which also gives us lassitude, "a condition of weariness or listlessness". 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Suggested Usage: Perhaps if "lackaday" is used alongside "lackadaisical", we can rejuvenate it through that context: "We got James's grades in the mail this afternoon. Lackaday, but that boy is lackadaisical about his studies." Etymology: Shortened from "alack the day", where "alack" was used to express alarm or disapproval. "Alack" is a form of "alas", which comes from Middle English by way of Old French a las, helas, "ah (I am) miserable", from Latin lassus, "weary". "Lassus" comes from the Proto-Indo-European root "le-", which also gives us lassitude, "a condition of weariness or listlessness". Thus, while "lackadaisical" is an irregular formation from its parent, it leads us back quite surely to its PIE ancestor. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. 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Word of the Day: Offing (noun) Pronunciation: ['a-fing or 'ah-fing] Definition: The visible sea at a distance from the shore, beyond the anchorage. Usage: This is another word crystallized in a single phrase, "in the offing" meaning "occurring soon". Only rarely is it used any other way. The original sense was "away from shore but visible", referring to in-bound ships that would arrive very soon. This word is an orphan lacking any other members (adjectives, verbs, etc.) of its family. Suggested Usage: We usually suggest metaphoric ways to use the Word of the Day. Since today's word is used almost exclusively in one metaphor, we would like to propose using this one literally, "I think I see a shark out there in the offing", could be beta-tested along the eastern coast of the U.S. this summer. It is also comfortable in the description of a romantic moment: "We spent the afternoon on the porch of our caba=F1a sipping pi=F1a coladas and watching the dolphins play with the sailboats in the offing." Etymology: Originally a variant spelling of "of", after 1600 it began to differentiate itself as a pure adverb since the unstressed version, "of", had become a preposition. The original meaning of both was "away, away from", retained by "off" (itself now becoming a preposition, e.g. "Dad just fell off the porch, mom"). The suffix -ing is a common Germanic suffix, showing up as -ung in German and -ing in Danish. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Your not the only one that likes to make a big deal out of the Holidays. Get 20% all the photo cards you need to send your season;s greetings. 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This word is an orphan lacking any other members (adjectives, verbs, etc.) of its family. Suggested Usage: We usually suggest metaphoric ways to use the Word of the Day. Since today's word is used almost exclusively in one metaphor, we would like to propose using this one literally, "I think I see a shark out there in the offing", could be beta-tested along the eastern coast of the U.S. this summer. It is also comfortable in the description of a romantic moment: "We spent the afternoon on the porch of our cabaña sipping piña coladas and watching the dolphins play with the sailboats in the offing." Etymology: Originally a variant spelling of "of", after 1600 it began to differentiate itself as a pure adverb since the unstressed version, "of", had become a preposition. The original meaning of both was "away, away from", retained by "off" (itself now becoming a preposition, e.g. "Dad just fell off the porch, mom"). The suffix -ing is a common Germanic suffix, showing up as -ung in German and -ing in Danish. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3d61.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5010-0-1194505208-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 23 Feb 2008 09:16:50 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.81] (helo=s3081.mb00.net) id 1JSpYt-0001vp-Uc for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 23 Feb 2008 09:16:48 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=tzsIXrpxahiNlWhvH++/Q83uOG4f+3eL/W4xCI36u8stzYnwOINJSI01vF5h/q7ciGlJp3VSqDhm/kEnsB+atdAcImOz2aToFZeC8t7/K5K3faupSyuIiVkuiHg50uOv; by s3081.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA77134; Sat, 23 Feb 2008 00:05:37 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 00:16:50 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1203751032.17478 Subject: KILTER: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-24309-0-1203753605" --MIME_BOUNDARY-24309-0-1203753605 Word of the Day: Kilter (noun) Pronunciation: ['kil-têr] Definition: (Slang) Alignment, balance, good general condition. Usage: Another slang word with a meaning similar to that of "kilter" is "whack". If something is out of kilter, it is somehow misaligned, out of balance. If it is out of whack it is not working correctly, possibly not working at all. You can bring something back into kilter but we cannot say that we have brought something back into whack or that it is in whack. "Out of whack" is an absolute idiom allowing no variation. Now, let me take a whack at distinguishing between "kilter" and "whack." Suggested Usage: "Kilter" tends to be favored in reference to abstract objects: "The number of seats in Congress occupied by women is out of kilter with their proportion of the general population". You could say, "Your job is to keep the car engine in good kilter". In the U.S. "whack" is preferred with concrete objects, "I can't mow the lawn today; my back is out of whack." Etymology: U.S. variant of "kelter", dialectal term found from Northumberland and Cumberland to Cornwall since the late 17th century (OED). The origin is unknown. Is it relevant that another meaning of "kelter" in the North Country is "money"? "Whack" is probably onomatopoetic (imitative) given its frequent expletive use: "Whack! The ball sailed deep into left field". The idiom "out of whack" is probably the origin of wacky "crazy" since both "out of whack" and "wacky" originate in the U.S. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. 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"Out of whack" is an absolute idiom allowing no variation. Now, let me take a whack at distinguishing between "kilter" and "whack." Suggested Usage: "Kilter" tends to be favored in reference to abstract objects: "The number of seats in Congress occupied by women is out of kilter with their proportion of the general population". You could say, "Your job is to keep the car engine in good kilter". In the U.S. "whack" is preferred with concrete objects, "I can't mow the lawn today; my back is out of whack." Etymology: U.S. variant of "kelter", dialectal term found from Northumberland and Cumberland to Cornwall since the late 17th century (OED). The origin is unknown. Is it relevant that another meaning of "kelter" in the North Country is "money"? "Whack" is probably onomatopoetic (imitative) given its frequent expletive use: "Whack! The ball sailed deep into left field". 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.5c9h.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-24309-0-1203753605-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (ms4-1.1blu.de [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 29 May 2008 08:34:29 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.68] (helo=s3068.mb00.net) id 1K1biX-0001zr-Ik for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 29 May 2008 08:34:29 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=N5VAaYx5nx1/knu8+AJb83aw7hLFr4Xu79Fqe8h3PyEm2AlltrSXfJydvQaDG0GmbRSTWUfVLumJLV5X3yvfbFvm5mt6KGmc9SYO9hdYFjbnQwQPtx5+s57x5DXcDbZF; by s3068.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA71712; Wed, 28 May 2008 23:01:16 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 28 May 2008 23:34:29 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1211845189.94865 Subject: AUTOCHTHONOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-30342-0-1212040829" --MIME_BOUNDARY-30342-0-1212040829 Word of the Day: Autochthonous (adjective) Pronunciation: [a-'tahk-thê-nês or aw-] Definition: Indigenous; originating in the place where found. Usage: Autochthonic [a-têk-'thah-nik] and autochthonal [a-'tahk-thê-nêl] may be used interchangeably with "autochthonous". The noun "autochthon" [a-'tahk-thên] refers to an original nation, animal, or vegetation of a locality. In biology it essentially refers to objects that have not moved since their formation, as an autochthonous bloodclot. Suggested Usage: An autochthonous forest is an original-growth forest. The autochthonous homeowner is the one who built the original home. The autochthonous folklore of a land is that of the people originating on the land. We would not say that Strom Thurmond is an autochthonous senator because the senate existed before Senator Thurmond. However, the American Indians are the autochthonous inhabitants of the Americas. Etymology: Greek autokhthonos "from the land itself" from auto- "self" + khthon "earth, land" hence related to a previous Word of the Day, chthonic "in the earth". The PIE root *dhghem- also lies behind the Greek origins of "chameleon" (from chamai "ground" + leon "lion") and "chamomile" (=3D camomile from chamai + mel "ground apple"). The root also turns up with the "m" in Russian zemlya "land, earth" and Persian zamin with the same meaning. Not much seems to be known about "auto." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6zob.14.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.6zob.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1211845189.94865:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.6zob.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-30342-0-1212040829 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Autochthonous (adjective) Pronunciation: [a-'tahk-thê-nês or aw-] Definition: Indigenous; originating in the place where found. Usage: Autochthonic [a-têk-'thah-nik] and autochthonal [a-'tahk-thê-nêl] may be used interchangeably with "autochthonous". The noun "autochthon" [a-'tahk-thên] refers to an original nation, animal, or vegetation of a locality. In biology it essentially refers to objects that have not moved since their formation, as an autochthonous bloodclot. Suggested Usage: An autochthonous forest is an original-growth forest. The autochthonous homeowner is the one who built the original home. The autochthonous folklore of a land is that of the people originating on the land. We would not say that Strom Thurmond is an autochthonous senator because the senate existed before Senator Thurmond. However, the American Indians are the autochthonous inhabitants of the Americas. Etymology: Greek autokhthonos "from the land itself" from auto- "self" + khthon "earth, land" hence related to a previous Word of the Day, chthonic "in the earth". The PIE root *dhghem- also lies behind the Greek origins of "chameleon" (from chamai "ground" + leon "lion") and "chamomile" (=3D camomile from chamai + mel "ground apple"). The root also turns up with the "m" in Russian zemlya "land, earth" and Persian zamin with the same meaning. Not much seems to be known about "auto."; –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. Gain back the hours previously lost when employees had to squeeze in personal errands and appointments with long lunches, leaving work early, sick days, and personal phone calls and emails while at the office. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.6zob.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-30342-0-1212040829-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 15 Jul 2007 09:03:50 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.101] (helo=s3101.mb00.net) id 1I9y8z-0007Es-Nz for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 15 Jul 2007 09:03:50 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Fq/bptUayM4S5mt2SUvrauzI+GGUad+IgOS3p6W8l61i3qEXaS6kej4yr2yLhxbKXw8BO5h9dIrhny5MJ6KJnLQLKKjnG87tftnxl7lz2JgN5rC+B4flwU5SGaskIKI0; by s3101.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA78476; Sat, 14 Jul 2007 23:03:40 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2007 00:03:49 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1184367237.27284 Subject: DESULTORY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29877-0-1184479227" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29877-0-1184479227 WORD OF THE DAY: Desultory (adjective) Pronunciation: ['de-zêl-to-ree] Definition: Moving disconnectedly without focus; lacking enthusiam, sluggish. Usage: Today's word is an adjective that has moved out on its own and left its mother behind. It originally meant "like a desultor", a desultor being an equestrian performer in a circus who leaps back and forth between loping steeds. The adverb is the regular "desultorily" and the noun, "desultoriness." Suggested Usage: As I write this, I am watching desultory leaves falling from the sugar maple in my back yard. You might think they were choosing a spot to land, seeing the brilliant carpet they are weaving across the lawn. People, on the other hand, work better in focus, "Logan's desultory work habits make it highly unlikely that he will finish a job". Did you ever meet someone whose desultory attempts at conversation made it clear they did not want to talk to you? Me, neither. Etymology: Latin desultor "leaper" from desultus, past participle of desilire "to leap down" based on de- "down" + salire "jump". Akin to "salacious" (Latin salax "fond of leaping, lustful"), "salient" (leaping out), "sally" (also from salire via French), and possibly "salmon" from a word meaning "jumping fish" in Gaulish. Back to my leaf-watching. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Zoobooks Magazine is great if you have a child 4-12 years old in your life. Kids love it because it's all about animals. We love it because it's educational, award-winning, and for under $25 it makes a fantastic gift that can be enjoyed for the whole year. 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Usage: Today's word is an adjective that has moved out on its own and left its mother behind. It originally meant "like a desultor", a desultor being an equestrian performer in a circus who leaps back and forth between loping steeds. The adverb is the regular "desultorily" and the noun, "desultoriness." Suggested Usage: As I write this, I am watching desultory leaves falling from the sugar maple in my back yard. You might think they were choosing a spot to land, seeing the brilliant carpet they are weaving across the lawn. People, on the other hand, work better in focus, "Logan's desultory work habits make it highly unlikely that he will finish a job". Did you ever meet someone whose desultory attempts at conversation made it clear they did not want to talk to you? Me, neither. Etymology: Latin desultor "leaper" from desultus, past participle of desilire "to leap down" based on de- "down" + salire "jump". Akin to "salacious" (Latin salax "fond of leaping, lustful"), "salient" (leaping out), "sally" (also from salire via French), and possibly "salmon" from a word meaning "jumping fish" in Gaulish. Back to my leaf-watching. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1ge3.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29877-0-1184479227-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 12 Jul 2007 08:16:51 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.62] (helo=s3062.mb00.net) id 1I8ryo-00084H-HZ for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 12 Jul 2007 08:16:46 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=fTu8m9/UGNxZmc7tpT4s5I8qf9LX4imKQoa8Fj3tYz6Kx6fCEEURWgVPuVW6fMm8ezpRiDUlKqcPLxc9EaTt1aG38g1a3EQHD/MMm8m2v0M1uBEEX4nh/yObaRizL5eI; by s3062.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA49185; Wed, 11 Jul 2007 23:04:13 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 23:16:46 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1184193093.29968 Subject: ABULIA: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4053-0-1184220022" --MIME_BOUNDARY-4053-0-1184220022 Word of the Day: Abulia (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bu-li-yê] Definition: A loss of volition or the ability to make decisions. Usage: The adjective is "abulic", also used to refer to a person suffering from this dysfunction. Suggested Usage: Medically speaking, abulia usually results from damage to the right (occasionally the left) parietal lobe of the brain. However, some smokers seem abulic when it comes to kicking the habit. Chocolate triggers abulia in weaklings like me. In fact, many foods are suspected of triggering this frailty; ice cream is at the top of the list. Sports leave many men abulic; shopping, many women. Currently, no antidote is available. Etymology: From Greek "aboulia" = "indecision" comprising "a-" = "without" + "boule" = "will". "Boule" comes from PIE "*gwel-"/"*gwol-"/"*gwl" = "throw", "pierce". It turns up in Greek as "ballein" = "to throw" and "ballizein" = "to dance" whence "ball" ("the dance"), "ballad", and "ballet". 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So take advatage of these great summer sales, and stock up on items for yourself, or plan ahead for birthdays or Christmas! Word of the Day: Abulia (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bu-li-yê] Definition: A loss of volition or the ability to make decisions. Usage: The adjective is "abulic", also used to refer to a person suffering from this dysfunction. Suggested Usage: Medically speaking, abulia usually results from damage to the right (occasionally the left) parietal lobe of the brain. However, some smokers seem abulic when it comes to kicking the habit. Chocolate triggers abulia in weaklings like me. In fact, many foods are suspected of triggering this frailty; ice cream is at the top of the list. Sports leave many men abulic; shopping, many women. Currently, no antidote is available. Etymology: From Greek aboulia "indecision" comprising a- "without" + boule "will". "Boule" comes from PIE *gwel-/gwol-/gwl "throw, pierce". It turns up in Greek as ballein "to throw" and ballizein "to dance" whence "ball" (the dance), "ballad", and "ballet". The same original root ended up in "quell" from Old English cwellan "to kill, destroy", not to mention "kill", itself. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1f2a.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4053-0-1184220022-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 24 Oct 2007 09:26:54 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.178] (helo=s3178.mb00.net) id 1Ikadb-0006C4-EB for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 24 Oct 2007 09:26:53 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=FlbWQb/KAk+UVfXDtbQa+xzhfEafcRJ4JCzdVaIpBByh7wlL+NQZxHfWXJvIEXbDpXUvT1LZ0iKnwgdWo0mn+zcJ0d9RWJa7lqaC2Esl7NJBRrdvtuvCh2mADtcaWJsS; by s3178.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA94497; Wed, 24 Oct 2007 00:02:54 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 00:26:47 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1193206203.12248 Subject: NEPHELOCOCCYGIA : Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18429-0-1193209210" --MIME_BOUNDARY-18429-0-1193209210 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD of the DAY: Nephelococcygia (noun) Pronunciation: [ne-fê-lê-kak-'si-jee-yê ] Definition 1: (Literally, "Cloudcuckoosville") Interpreting the shapes of clouds. Definition 2: La-la land, a dream land cut off from reality. Usage 2: Nephelococcygia was dreamed up by Aristophanes for his comedy, "The Birds" (414 BC). In this play, two characters turn into birds and immediately begin planning a city (never realized), which they decide to call "Nephelococcygia". Capitalize the word if it refers to the imaginary city. The adjective would be "nephelococcygic", as in "Bertie is suffering nephelococcygic delusions." Suggested Usage: Here is Geoffrey Smith's test of Nephelococcygia. You are living in Nephelococcygia if you think: (a) "we're here to help you", (b) "the new form will make it much easier for you", (c) "this will only take a minute", or (d) "I have a strategic plan. I know what I'm doing". However, most of those using the word associate it with defining images in cloud banks: "The kids are in the backyard indulging in a bit of nephelococcygia; Forrest is doing essentially the same thing on the living room couch." Etymology: Greek nephelekokkygia from nephele "cloud" + kokkyx "cuckoo." "Nephele" derives from *nebh- found with the same suffix, -l, in Latin nebula "cloud" and German Nebel "mist, fog". Russian nebo "sky" derives from the same source. Nasalized, this root emerges in Latin nimbus "rain, cloud". "Cuckoo" and Greek "kokkyx" are onomatopoetic (imitative) creations unrelated except through the fact that all cuckoos sing the same song. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. 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Usage 2: Nephelococcygia was dreamed up by Aristophanes for his comedy, "The Birds" (414 BC). In this play, two characters turn into birds and immediately begin planning a city (never realized), which they decide to call "Nephelococcygia". Capitalize the word if it refers to the imaginary city. The adjective would be "nephelococcygic", as in "Bertie is suffering nephelococcygic delusions." Suggested Usage: Here is Geoffrey Smith's test of Nephelococcygia. You are living in Nephelococcygia if you think: (a) "we're here to help you", (b) "the new form will make it much easier for you", (c) "this will only take a minute", or (d) "I have a strategic plan. I know what I'm doing". However, most of those using the word associate it with defining images in cloud banks: "The kids are in the backyard indulging in a bit of nephelococcygia; Forrest is doing essentially the same thing on the living room couch." Etymology: Greek nephelekokkygia from nephele "cloud" + kokkyx "cuckoo". "Nephele" derives from *nebh- found with the same suffix, -l, in Latin nebula "cloud" and German Nebel "mist, fog". Russian nebo "sky" derives from the same source. Nasalized, this root emerges in Latin nimbus "rain, cloud". "Cuckoo" and Greek "kokkyx" are onomatopoetic (imitative) creations unrelated except through the fact that all cuckoos sing the same song. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.338z.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-18429-0-1193209210-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 31 Aug 2007 09:09:51 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.48] (helo=s3048.mb00.net) id 1IR0db-0004oK-5g for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 31 Aug 2007 09:09:51 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=IGVk9WtkhwPZ5xdd3zh8EcLgtV+idh+uWPyvDwPL3lcIN/ko/5pkMC/ZUpPaahozUIIk/BF2km8tWxH8314Wr9DwZ2Ez9s0NWymVxvHCPOf2T6S1EopGBvvJDD4w8GuO; by s3048.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA77557; Thu, 30 Aug 2007 23:03:34 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 00:09:51 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188513909.21863 Subject: LOTHARIO: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-20959-0-1188540032" --MIME_BOUNDARY-20959-0-1188540032 Word of the Day: Lothario (noun) Pronunciation: [lê-'thah-ri-yo] Definition: A libertine, a rake(hell), a womanizer, a man addicted to the seduction of women. Usage: As is often the case with such commonizations of proper nouns, this one does not have a family: no adjectives or verbs are based on it. Suggested Usage: These are the guys with the invisible hand that moves the marketplace of sex partners: "Frederico? No oversexed woman is safe when that lothario walks into the room". The living isn't bad, "That lothario gallivants to the singles clubs with a different woman on his arm every night" but you have to plan for the future: "Clarence now spends his nights alone in the bars, an erstwhile lothario whose once-proud chest now rides his belt." Etymology: The eponym of today's word is Lothario, the seducer in the play "The Fair Penitent" (1703) by Nicholas Rowe. According to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) the name had previously been used for a somewhat similar character by Davenant in his "Cruel Brother" (1630). 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Plus, the web's most popular shoe store offers: Free overnight shipping 110% price protection 365-days returns Free returns Word of the Day: Lothario (noun) Pronunciation: [lê-'thah-ri-yo] Definition: A libertine, a rake(hell), a womanizer, a man addicted to the seduction of women. Usage: As is often the case with such commonizations of proper nouns, this one does not have a family: no adjectives or verbs are based on it. Suggested Usage: These are the guys with the invisible hand that moves the marketplace of sex partners: "Frederico? No oversexed woman is safe when that lothario walks into the room". The living isn't bad, "That lothario gallivants to the singles clubs with a different woman on his arm every night" but you have to plan for the future: "Clarence now spends his nights alone in the bars, an erstwhile lothario whose once-proud chest now rides his belt." Etymology: The eponym of today's word is Lothario, the seducer in the play "The Fair Penitent" (1703) by Nicholas Rowe. According to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) the name had previously been used for a somewhat similar character by Davenant in his "Cruel Brother" (1630). It is probably a pseudo-Italian creation based on "loath." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.26md.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20959-0-1188540032-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 11 May 2007 10:19:31 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.170] (helo=s3170.mb00.net) id 1HmQLa-0001tb-Ej for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 11 May 2007 10:19:31 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=bQDGmSvmAY+Ejok2YiXZENZLY7Cd5X+HdtQLo+MYX4jKRddiMfco9Cda75p0Tk50oULZxA+6zLeVgOIGy4GcNEj/FREO9XOgMnzXCvodKSeA958bxmVnSITourh/0/vj; by s3170.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA41491; Thu, 10 May 2007 23:02:16 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 11 May 2007 01:19:30 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1178588435.21280 Subject: RESISTENTIALISM: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29810-0-1178863208" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29810-0-1178863208 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Resistentialism (noun) Pronunciation: [re-zis-'ten-chê-li-zêm] Definition: The mock philosophy by P. Jennings as depicted in The Spectator (1948) claiming that inanimate objects are hostile to humans. Usage: yourDictionary's South African friend, Chris Stewart, who suggested today's word, is convinced it is not used enough, though he does not pointedly claim that things are out to get him. We at YDC are not convinced that its current usage underrepresents its usefulness but we bring it to you, anyway. We can, of course, derive the adjective "resistentialist(ic)" from today's word if the need arises to propagate this lexical lineage. Suggested Usage: Here is a word we might want to suggest you avoid but, as always, the imaginative will be able to find apropos uses: "My resistentialist bent encourages me to avoid the woods and other areas with lots of hard objects". Should you fall, you might try, "If I were a resistentialist, I would swear that footstool just leapt under my feet from halfway across the room". Then again, you might just lie there silently until medical (or mental) assistance arrives. Etymology: The word is an artificial concoction of Latin res "thing" + resist laid over "existentialism". Jennings may have gotten his idea from the Russian novel by Yuri Olesha "Envy", whose main character, Nikolai Kavalerov, can't seem to avoid colliding with inanimate objects and is convinced they are conspiring to block his road to success. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Just in case you haven't mailed those Mother's Day cards yet... Smilebox is a GREAT way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free! Head's up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. 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Smilebox is a GREAT way to instantly create and send personalized ecards. It's better than anything else we've seen, and it's free! Head's up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles! Word of the Day: Resistentialism (Noun) Pronunciation: [re-zis-'ten-chê-li-zêm] Listen Definition: The mock philosophy by P. Jennings as depicted in The Spectator (1948) claiming that inanimate objects are hostile to humans. Usage: yourDictionary's South African friend, Chris Stewart, who suggested today's word, is convinced it is not used enough, though he does not pointedly claim that things are out to get him. We at YDC are not convinced that its current usage underrepresents its usefulness but we bring it to you, anyway. We can, of course, derive the adjective "resistentialist(ic)" from today's Word if the need arises to propagate this lexical lineage. Suggested Usage: Here is a word we might want to suggest you avoid but, as always, the imaginative will be able to find apropos uses: "My resistentialist bent encourages me to avoid the woods and other areas with lots of hard objects". Should you fall, you might try, "If I were a resistentialist, I would swear that footstool just leapt under my feet from halfway across the room". Then again, you might just lie there silently until medical (or mental) assistance arrives. Etymology: The Word is an artificial concoction of Latin res "thing" + resist laid over "existentialism". Jennings may have gotten his idea from the Russian novel by Yuri Olesha "Envy", whose main character, Nikolai Kavalerov, can't seem to avoid colliding with inanimate objects and is convinced they are conspiring to block his road to success. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.g1s.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29810-0-1178863208-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 02 Aug 2007 09:57:22 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.210] (helo=s3210.mb00.net) id 1IGVYV-0004e4-Uz for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 02 Aug 2007 09:57:12 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=DrUhv1qG/JiN/TtVnneX5w0RCn8/V4o3LCaa9BUmYriJ8IzlVpinkLGnUmdXK8PXEG57i0o0liz/fl7BdgZhOSEo4LYk2Mu73PmRXlWxHzZGf7TwSM75Kky1s0TsKS91; by s3210.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA82087; Thu, 2 Aug 2007 00:02:51 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2007 00:57:11 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186037850.269 Subject: OBTUND: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-9266-0-1186038029" --MIME_BOUNDARY-9266-0-1186038029 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Obtund (verb) Pronunciation: [ahb-'tênd] Definition: Make dull or blunt, deaden Usage: The adjective is obtundent "blunting, deadening"; obtundity is the noun. Suggested Usage: There are many ways to use this word around the house: "Mom, typing my homework obtunds my nails radically". You wouldn't want to invite an obtundent party-goer for an evening of seriouis merriment but an air-bag that obtunds the blow of a crash is certainly a welcome visitor. Etymology: Latin obtundere "strike against" or "dull, deaden", from the prefix ob-, "against" and tund-ere, "to beat, strike". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? 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Suggested Usage: There are many ways to use this word around the house: "Mom, typing my homework obtunds my nails radically". You wouldn't want to invite an obtundent party-goer for an evening of seriouis merriment but an air-bag that obtunds the blow of a crash is certainly a welcome visitor. Etymology: Latin obtundere "strike against" or "dull, deaden", from the prefix ob-, "against" and tund-ere, "to beat, strike". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1q61.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9266-0-1186038029-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 27 Dec 2007 22:31:04 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.19] (helo=s3019.mb00.net) id 1J80Ji-0001Dj-Nl for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 27 Dec 2007 22:31:03 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=FDe2bBXUcVSU5ZDyq1/au2IA/XbNKLoQbfOeApmnopn6BJHtIuvwN7pP9nWAOxLp+fLskM0lzxlusCGLFPTBUtKtyGmT4p++kOre0ggMKgknJA4ck9t+GmDSGG5yIKcR; by s3019.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id MAA69596; Thu, 27 Dec 2007 12:29:28 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2007 13:31:03 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198787178.4772 Subject: ABERRANT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5905-0-1198787185" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5905-0-1198787185 Word of the Day: Aberrant (adjective) Pronunciation: ['æ-bêr-ênt or ê-'ber-ênt] Definition: Deviating from the normal, abnormal. Usage: Historically, the accent on this word has fallen on the second syllable but quite recently it has moved to the initial syllable in the US for unclear reasons. This word, in fact, belongs to a large family emanating from the verb aberrate "to deviate from the norm". The noun from this verb is "aberration" and two more nouns may be made of the adjective: "aberrance" and "aberrancy", both meaning the same thing. Remember: double [r], not double [b]. Suggested Usage: Today's word is usually associated with some sort of psychological imbalance: "Miss Deeds' habit of sleeping with a box of chocolates tucked under her pillow struck Candy as behavior bordering on the aberrant". However, not all aberrancy need be worrisome: "Salvador Dali's paintings displayed an artistic vision of aberrant genius." Etymology: From Latin aberrant-em "straying away", the present participle of aberrare "to go astray" comprising ab- "away (from)" + errare "to stray, wander". We have seen the preposition-prefix "ab" many times before. It comes from the same root as Greek apo "away from" and English "of" and "off". That is also its remnant at the beginning of "after" from an original apo + tero. "Errare" obviously underlies our words "err", "error", and "errant." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Uggs for Winter! 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Usage: Historically, the accent on this word has fallen on the second syllable but quite recently it has moved to the initial syllable in the US for unclear reasons. This word, in fact, belongs to a large family emanating from the verb aberrate "to deviate from the norm". The noun from this verb is "aberration" and two more nouns may be made of the adjective: "aberrance" and "aberrancy", both meaning the same thing. Remember: double [r], not double [b]. Suggested Usage: Today's word is usually associated with some sort of psychological imbalance: "Miss Deeds' habit of sleeping with a box of chocolates tucked under her pillow struck Candy as behavior bordering on the aberrant". However, not all aberrancy need be worrisome: "Salvador Dali's paintings displayed an artistic vision of aberrant genius." Etymology: From Latin aberrant-em "straying away", the present participle of aberrare "to go astray" comprising ab- "away (from)" + errare "to stray, wander". We have seen the preposition-prefix "ab" many times before. It comes from the same root as Greek apo "away from" and English "of" and "off". That is also its remnant at the beginning of "after" from an original apo + tero. "Errare" obviously underlies our words "err", "error", and "errant." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Ugg - Ultimate Short (Sand) - from Zappos.com The Ultimate offers well-defined lines and a more extravagant outsole equally perfect for walking to the subway or to the chairlift. You'll surely stay warm with the shearling lining and fold-down cuff. Fully lined with plush fleece. Ugg sheepskin is naturally thermostatic and therefore will keep bare feet comfy in temperatures as low as -30 F to as high as 80 F. Designed to be worn barefoot to maximize the benefits of sheepskin. Fit should be snug, but not uncomfortable. Footwear will give a little as fleece footbeds form to each individuals foot. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.49o5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5905-0-1198787185-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 27 Oct 2007 08:40:13 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.246] (helo=s3246.mb00.net) id 1IlfLB-0003rG-0x for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 27 Oct 2007 08:40:13 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=I4FgWdi2TpEYdQxqoo3a8E/gDLLxNQIeWQiLjRKkEkmfj14UIwE3ATDKJT5VzJeP1Sn76tnx1n5jdB+MIEOXBmyA7H7GDBmDbzWSWjLj0lS0MzG43zP+NNkqD5hWSCiX; by s3246.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA56118; Fri, 26 Oct 2007 23:03:09 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2007 23:40:13 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1193363173.20892 Subject: LOQUACIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-26391-0-1193464834" --MIME_BOUNDARY-26391-0-1193464834 Word of the Day: Loquacious (adjective) Pronunciation: [lo-'kwey-shês] Definition: Excessively talkative, garrulous. Usage: The noun from today's word is "loquacity" [lo-'qwæ-si-tee] and the adverb "loquaciously". What is missing is the verb that yielded them. It should be "loquate", a poetic or technical term for "talk". We even have an adjective loquent "talking, speaking", as in, "Are chimpanzees a loquent species?" This adjective produces the noun "loquence" but the verb that ostensibly produced it is not to be found in the English lexicon. "Eloquent" and "eloquence" are related, deriving from the Latin verb meaning "speak out." Suggested Usage: Today's word is the antonym of an earlier Word of the Day, "reticent" ['red-ê-sênt]: "Polly is as loquacious as her sister is reticent", is an eloquent way to indicate that Polly is the antithesis of her taciturn (=3D reticent) sister. The synonym of today's word, "talkative", is an accepted lexical violation, based on a native stem, "talk", plus a Latinate suffix "-ative", two constituents that could not have combined legitimately. But perhaps I'm waxing loquacious and should stop here to leave room for a few words on etymology. Etymology: Latin loquax, loquac-, from loqui "to speak" Based on the PIE root *tolkw- which apparently metathesized to *tlokw- (where the [t] could not be pronounced) in Latin. In Russian we find it as tolk "sense" but plural tolki "talk, rumors". Although it looks very much like English "talk", the [t] in this stem should have become [th] in English as the contrast Latin "pater" : English "father" exemplifies. The consensus of etymologists seems to relate "talk" to Dutch taal "Language" and English "tell" plus a final [k] of unknown origins. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1193363173.20892:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.34k7.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-26391-0-1193464834 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Loquacious (adjective) Pronunciation: [lo-'kwey-shês] Definition: Excessively talkative, garrulous. Usage: The noun from today's word is "loquacity" [lo-'qwæ-si-tee] and the adverb "loquaciously". What is missing is the verb that yielded them. It should be "loquate", a poetic or technical term for "talk". We even have an adjective loquent "talking, speaking", as in, "Are chimpanzees a loquent species?" This adjective produces the noun "loquence" but the verb that ostensibly produced it is not to be found in the English lexicon. "Eloquent" and "eloquence" are related, deriving from the Latin verb meaning "speak out." Suggested Usage: Today's word is the antonym of an earlier Word of the Day, "reticent" ['red-ê-sênt]: "Polly is as loquacious as her sister is reticent", is an eloquent way to indicate that Polly is the antithesis of her taciturn (=3D reticent) sister. The synonym of today's word, "talkative", is an accepted lexical violation, based on a native stem, "talk", plus a Latinate suffix –ative, two constituents that could not have combined legitimately. But perhaps I'm waxing loquacious and should stop here to leave room for a few words on etymology. Etymology: Latin loquax, loquac-, from loqui "to speak" Based on the PIE root *tolkw- which apparently metathesized to *tlokw- (where the [t] could not be pronounced) in Latin. In Russian we find it as tolk "sense" but plural tolki "talk, rumors". Although it looks very much like English "talk", the [t] in this stem should have become [th] in English as the contrast Latin "pater" : English "father" exemplifies. The consensus of etymologists seems to relate "talk" to Dutch taal "Language" and English "tell" plus a final [k] of unknown origins. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.34k7.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-26391-0-1193464834-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 22 Oct 2007 09:52:06 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.122] (helo=s3122.mb00.net) id 1Ijs4z-0003ic-LK for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 22 Oct 2007 09:52:06 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=V9HZAqkyVr+IIb5CKYeXCIsWHrEfWbLJT+yWC0VkYOaGKWybeQBwmb17I+176SStwx7AMUQtSfS7uqnsSiRaNJRZvFO1Iaw3Q1EzUA5YKItUHo5Cb4NhLCCOuohATSw+; by s3122.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA04430; Sun, 21 Oct 2007 23:02:33 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 00:52:05 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1193020391.4029 Subject: IMBROGLIO: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-23507-0-1193032812" --MIME_BOUNDARY-23507-0-1193032812 Word of the Day: Imbroglio (noun) Pronunciation: [im-'brol-yo] Definition: A confused tangle or mess; an intricately woven plot or set of circumstances; an embroilment. Usage: This word means not only a story that is tricky to follow, but also one with covert motivations, secrets and manipulation. It is related semantically to the word family: embroil, embroilment, embroiler, but the etymology of this word is itself an imbroglio. Suggested Usage: This term mildly suggests something untoward: "Clinton's presidency was muddled by an imbroglio with a Whitehouse intern". The muddle may be personal, as in "I'd offer advice, but my policy is to avoid others' marital imbroglios" or political: "There seems to be no solution to the imbroglio in the Middle East." Etymology: From Italian imbroglio "entanglement". The related verb "embroil" comes either from Italian imbrogliare "to tangle, confuse" or French embrouiller "to tangle, confuse", probably by folk etymology (confusion with native words) with English embroil, originally meaning "to burn up." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Usage: This word means not only a story that is tricky to follow, but also one with covert motivations, secrets and manipulation. It is related semantically to the word family: embroil, embroilment, embroiler, but the etymology of this word is itself an imbroglio. Suggested Usage: This term mildly suggests something untoward: "Clinton's presidency was muddled by an imbroglio with a Whitehouse intern". The muddle may be personal, as in "I'd offer advice, but my policy is to avoid others' marital imbroglios" or political: "There seems to be no solution to the imbroglio in the Middle East." Etymology: From Italian imbroglio "entanglement". The related verb "embroil" comes either from Italian imbrogliare "to tangle, confuse" or French embrouiller "to tangle, confuse", probably by folk etymology (confusion with native words) with English embroil, originally meaning "to burn up." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.31u7.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-23507-0-1193032812-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 01 Sep 2007 08:51:35 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.82] (helo=s3082.mb00.net) id 1IRMpS-0007Fl-Jd for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 01 Sep 2007 08:51:35 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=YhoHFEXfBx7kpUpF1eise9ldjwZPkp6kuLQnmNRKmPW8G/d8RgUNyL5SFwGNAXGvPAzYAZnaZ5UGVs3Y/YPWUbpHDO1YTYefpNY5yXucg3o22fWyHuuU1Myzu0K1IQjS; by s3082.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA56560; Fri, 31 Aug 2007 23:04:02 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 23:51:34 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188624183.10625 Subject: THALASSIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19689-0-1188626411" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19689-0-1188626411 Word of the Day: Thalassic (adjective) Pronunciation: [thê-'læ-sik] Definition: Pertaining to the sea; marine. Usage: This is a euphonic onomatopoeic alternative to "marine". The liquid [l] and hissing [s] give the word more semblance of sea sounds than does "marine". The mind swoons at the thought of the illustrious members of the thalass- word family: "When England ruled the seas, it was a thalassocracy", "In college Mary is studying endangered thalassians=97sea turtles", and "It's cool to study thalassography by walking along the seashore." Suggested Usage: We may speak of thalassic smells or colors and the thalassic civilizations around the Mediterranean Sea. Thalassic rocks are those composed of sediments of the sea. We can dream thalassic dreams until the occasion for a thalassic respite from work presents itself. Wouldn't you much prefer a thalassic respite to shelling out for a vacation at the shore? Etymology: The adjective "thalassic" goes back to Greek thalassa "sea". It was made memorable by Xenophon in his "Anabasis" as the cry of the Greek mercenaries recruited by Cyrus the Younger to fight in Persia. Upon return to their homeland, when they first saw the Black Sea that would lead them to Greece, they shouted, "Thalassa, thalassa." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We found some great deals at VistaPrint: 30-60% off coupons and even free products. http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-10387622 VistaPrint offers affordable, yet premium quality products like: Business cards, notepads, letterheads, brochures, and more! ---------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188624183.10625:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.27bw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19689-0-1188626411 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! We found some great deals at VistaPrint: 30-60% off coupons and even free products. VistaPrint offers affordable, yet premium quality products like: Business cards, notepads, letterheads, brochures, and more! Word of the Day: Thalassic (adjective) Pronunciation: [thê-'læ-sik] Definition: Pertaining to the sea; marine. Usage: This is a euphonic onomatopoeic alternative to "marine". The liquid [l] and hissing [s] give the word more semblance of sea sounds than does "marine". The mind swoons at the thought of the illustrious members of the thalass- word family: "When England ruled the seas, it was a thalassocracy", "In college Mary is studying endangered thalassians—sea turtles", and "It's cool to study thalassography by walking along the seashore." Suggested Usage: We may speak of thalassic smells or colors and the thalassic civilizations around the Mediterranean Sea. Thalassic rocks are those composed of sediments of the sea. We can dream thalassic dreams until the occasion for a thalassic respite from work presents itself. Wouldn't you much prefer a thalassic respite to shelling out for a vacation at the shore? Etymology: The adjective "thalassic" goes back to Greek thalassa "sea". It was made memorable by Xenophon in his "Anabasis" as the cry of the Greek mercenaries recruited by Cyrus the Younger to fight in Persia. Upon return to their homeland, when they first saw the Black Sea that would lead them to Greece, they shouted, "Thalassa, thalassa." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.27bw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19689-0-1188626411-- Received: from mailin14.aul.t-online.de (mailin14.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.49]) Thu, 10 Dec 2009 10:04:34 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin14.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NIewf-0Pzwh60; Thu, 10 Dec 2009 10:04:21 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=F5xSKrSBp9O+NYX2c4ZRksmKxLDBtBRKOeYZO3yWLna7rXkwwZere+3qVJVPIo3f2ypvwOIDJhRF+tN2PkiQ19FFkt1Aw4sUrZ6vgExN5FXCtVMiJSyWUlJRshDkn98U; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBA71QRC076060; Wed, 9 Dec 2009 23:01:26 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 01:04:21 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260174683.9047 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Rancorous Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-57403-0-1260428404" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-10T09:04:34Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1260435861-000072FE-E5723B0B/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: dd90d9ee-122a-453c-a096-100e9755abc0 --MIME_BOUNDARY-57403-0-1260428404 Word of the Day: Rancorous (adjective) Pronunciation: ['rang-ker-uh s] Definition: Full of bitterness or rage, unforgiving, spite-filled. Usage: Remember the Rancor in Return of the Jedi? Remember how badly he hated Luke Skywalker? Think of him every time someone mentions how rancorous they are, and you'll have an idea of just how unforgiving and bitter they feel. "Rancorous" is used to express the deep spite usually reserved for characters on reality television shows and friends who don't remember your birthday. It is deep-seated. It is Jedi-proof. Suggested Usage: Although the word does not necessarily suggest violence, the enmity related by the word "rancorous" relates a deep, festering hatred. Its similarity to the word rancid connotes a spoiled relationship, true malevolence. A person does not begin to feel rancorous overnight; rather, rancor builds and it lasts. Etymology: Rancorous comes from the Middle English, derived from Old French, finally from the Late Latin ranceō, which means to be putrid or rotten. Rancorous was first seen in the English language around 1570, with roughly the same meaning. Chaucer used the derivative rancour hundreds of years earlier. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260174683.9047:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f649.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-57403-0-1260428404 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Rancorous (adjective) Pronunciation: ['rang-ker-uh s] Definition: Full of bitterness or rage, unforgiving, spite-filled. Usage: Remember the Rancor in Return of the Jedi? Remember how badly he hated Luke Skywalker? Think of him every time someone mentions how rancorous they are, and you'll have an idea of just how unforgiving and bitter they feel. "Rancorous" is used to express the deep spite usually reserved for characters on reality television shows and friends who don't remember your birthday. It is deep-seated. It is Jedi-proof. Suggested Usage: Although the word does not necessarily suggest violence, the enmity related by the word "rancorous" relates a deep, festering hatred. Its similarity to the word rancid connotes a spoiled relationship, true malevolence. A person does not begin to feel rancorous overnight; rather, rancor builds and it lasts. Etymology: Rancorous comes from the Middle English, derived from Old French, finally from the Late Latin ranceō, which means to be putrid or rotten. Rancorous was first seen in the English language around 1570, with roughly the same meaning. Chaucer used the derivative rancour hundreds of years earlier. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-57403-0-1260428404-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 11 Aug 2007 09:16:49 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.220] (helo=s3220.mb00.net) id 1IJlDM-0001IM-Om for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 11 Aug 2007 09:16:49 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=URdrglVPSWDqdFaTmqi9/R3jcjoPfSVI3CMcoyYaTBmMekaFlYnGr4OhTRk0ypNqlCPW4xX7Pj3a2j2foPhJKgKcOLWpuA+IenJj69hlNu09T4Sch726qTYm9jzby61E; by s3220.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA30334; Sat, 11 Aug 2007 00:02:57 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 11 Aug 2007 00:16:48 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186812394.15858 Subject: AESTIVATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-5316-0-1186815619" --MIME_BOUNDARY-5316-0-1186815619 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Aestivate (verb) Pronunciation: ['es-tê-veyt] Definition: Spend the summer, especially in a dormant state (antonym of "hibernate"). Usage: The adjective is "aestival" and the noun, "aestivation". Bears hibernate through the winter; desert amphibians aestivate during the hot, dry season. Suggested Usage: Do you speak fast and find the long phrases like "spend my summers" slowing you down? Try: "I aestivate in Florida" to save your breath. Perhaps you enjoy some aestival festival, like the Hog-calling Jamboree in Chinquapin, North Carolina each year. So, say so! Etymology: From Latin aestivare "to spend the summer somewhere" from aestas "summer". Akin to Sanskrit indh "to kindle" and Old High German eiten "to heat" which gave Modern German Hitze "heat." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Hobbytron brings out the kid in all of us! 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Word of the Day: Aestivate (verb) Pronunciation: ['es-tê-veyt] Definition: Spend the summer, especially in a dormant state (antonym of "hibernate"). Usage: The adjective is "aestival" and the noun, "aestivation". Bears hibernate through the winter; desert amphibians aestivate during the hot, dry season. Suggested Usage: Do you speak fast and find the long phrases like "spend my summers" slowing you down? Try: "I aestivate in Florida" to save your breath. Perhaps you enjoy some aestival festival, like the Hog-calling Jamboree in Chinquapin, North Carolina each year. So, say so! Etymology: From Latin aestivare "to spend the summer somewhere" from aestas "summer". Akin to Sanskrit indh "to kindle" and Old High German eiten "to heat" which gave Modern German Hitze "heat." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1vly.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-5316-0-1186815619-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 30 Apr 2007 09:31:39 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.35] (helo=s3035.mb00.net) id 1HiQMF-0000Xf-A2 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 30 Apr 2007 09:31:39 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=K3TfaaFLuy1F+eSpgD+353uFARIHQUiYw9KVyV9apYnZ+ZphHOMI4wlygolbMZEH69guL+gor8EO0OxD/AnGGzw9xJxvrSNojN/YqRUz4Uh8VUz9Ud/KEf86Nh9zGyO8; by s3035.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA85566; Sun, 29 Apr 2007 23:02:37 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 00:31:39 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1177872188.28871 Subject: EMOLUMENT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-28801-0-1177912827" --MIME_BOUNDARY-28801-0-1177912827 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Emolument (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'mah-lyê-mênt or ee-'mah-lyê-mênt] Definition: Compensation or perquisites received for employment. Usage: The Irish philosopher Edmund Burke (1729-1797) once wrote "Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it". The adjective, "emolumental", is rarely used. Suggested Usage: This is a rather flighty term that might be used to refer to any type of compensation, for example, "I could accept the offer if the emoluments were attractive", especially if unorthodox: "The chiropracter next door is an additional emolument for the job." Etymology: From Latin emolumentum "gain, profit, benefit". Originally, the fee for milling grain, from emolere "to grind out" from ex- "out" + molere "to grind". The *mel-/*mol- root underlying Latin molere is found in many words across Indo-European languages: English "mill, maul, mallet, meal "(the hush-puppy ingredient), and the grinding tooth, "molar". In Russian it shows up in molot' "grind" and mel'nica "mill" as well as the French moulin "mill" of Moulin Rouge "Red Mill" fame. Hindi mAlisha "rub" shares the same source. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- YD Deal of the Day Mondays... they can be depressing, especially if you aren't happy in your job. Just in case this applies to you, Resume Rabbit is a great service to know about. It makes it remarkably easy to get your resume into the game by instantly posting to 75 top job sites, and that much closer to finding a better job. The service costs $59.95, but check out the testimonials and you'll realize it's well worth it. >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-10440508 Zoobooks Magazine is great to know about if you have a child 4-12 years old in your life! 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Just in case this applies to you, Resume Rabbit is a great service to know about. It makes it remarkably easy to get your resume into the game by instantly posting to 75 top job sites, and that much closer to finding a better job. The service costs $59.95, but check out the testimonials and you'll realize it's well worth it! Word of the Day: Emolument (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'mah-lyê-mênt or ee-'mah-lyê-mênt] Listen Definition: Compensation or perquisites received for employment. Usage: The Irish philosopher Edmund Burke (1729-1797) once wrote "Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it". The adjective, "emolumental", is rarely used. Suggested Usage: This is a rather flighty term that might be used to refer to any type of compensation, for example, "I could accept the offer if the emoluments were attractive", especially if unorthodox: "The chiropracter next door is an additional emolument for the job." Etymology: From Latin emolumentum "gain, profit, benefit". Originally, the fee for milling grain, from emolere "to grind out" from ex- "out" + molere "to grind". The *mel-/*mol- root underlying Latin molere is found in many words across Indo-European languages: English "mill, maul, mallet, meal "(the hush-puppy ingredient), and the grinding tooth, "molar". In Russian it shows up in molot' "grind" and mel'nica "mill" as well as the French moulin "mill" of Moulin Rouge "Red Mill" fame. Hindi mAlisha "rub" shares the same source. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.b63.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28801-0-1177912827-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 31 Jul 2007 09:10:10 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.64] (helo=s3064.mb00.net) id 1IFlrt-0007jE-IN for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 31 Jul 2007 09:10:09 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=KJbrPE/1QWt0r7fxNcpFyC75aT/EUvpFb8fmncgCdBmdCdq3yIrFNReQ3gfgaJOPgNBh9i1J7G/wJyQ+UAH3x7+91tHlefIkFCOSrhvGqQWVCnWhb3xVaCNiat5yl7H/; by s3064.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA40978; Mon, 30 Jul 2007 23:03:28 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2007 00:10:09 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1185849299.919 Subject: BOWYANG: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-25508-0-1185861608" --MIME_BOUNDARY-25508-0-1185861608 Word of the Day: Bowyang (noun) Pronunciation: ['bo-yæng] Definition: A piece of leather or cord tied around the trouser leg, just below the knee to prevent, according to legend, snakes from crawling up the pants' leg. More likely, they originally kept the trousers from riding over the knee and binding when miners, shearers, and the like, bent over to work. (Then again, they might have been just an outback fashion statement.) Today the word is used to refer to a half-chap that covers the top of the boot or the trouser leg from the knee to the ankle. Usage: During the 1920s and 1930s C. J. Dennis of the Melbourne Herald wrote of the adventures of a fictional character, Ben Bowyang, a farmer and philosopher from Gunn's Gully, in the newspaper's humor column. Later today's word was used as the name of a character in a comic strip. Suggested Usage: The original bowyangs are a sign of a lack of refinement (to put it mildly): "Woody Dewett stood against the wall all evening looking like a bloke out in public without his bowyangs for the first time". The new bowyangs are useful anytime you want to garden or do other dirty work in your new trousers, "I wouldn't go into the kids' room without my bowyangs on." Etymology: According to the venerable Oxford English Dictionary, today's word apparently is a variant of bow-yanks or bow-yankees "leather leggings". Where these words come from remains unclear. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Callawaygolfpreowned.com has a great range of certified, pre-owned Callaway Golf products backed by: * Certificate of Authenticity from Callaway Golf * A 10-Point Inspection Process * Money back and buy back guarantee * 12-Month Limited Warranty >>> http://www.tkqlhce.com/email-2294340-10419763 But that's not all. There's more! 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Callawaygolfpreowned.com also offers: Free headcover with every Wood purchase $9.95 flat rate shipping and handling We think this calls for a round of golf shopping! Word of the Day: Bowyang (noun) Pronunciation: ['bo-yæng] Definition: A piece of leather or cord tied around the trouser leg, just below the knee to prevent, according to legend, snakes from crawling up the pants' leg. More likely, they originally kept the trousers from riding over the knee and binding when miners, shearers, and the like, bent over to work. (Then again, they might have been just an outback fashion statement.) Today the word is used to refer to a half-chap that covers the top of the boot or the trouser leg from the knee to the ankle. Usage: During the 1920s and 1930s C. J. Dennis of the Melbourne Herald wrote of the adventures of a fictional character, Ben Bowyang, a farmer and philosopher from Gunn's Gully, in the newspaper's humor column. Later today's word was used as the name of a character in a comic strip. Suggested Usage: The original bowyangs are a sign of a lack of refinement (to put it mildly): "Woody Dewett stood against the wall all evening looking like a bloke out in public without his bowyangs for the first time". The new bowyangs are useful anytime you want to garden or do other dirty work in your new trousers, "I wouldn't go into the kids' room without my bowyangs on." Etymology: According to the venerable Oxford English Dictionary, today's word apparently is a variant of bow-yanks or bow-yankees "leather leggings". Where these words come from remains unclear. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1ova.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-25508-0-1185861608-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 04 May 2007 08:21:43 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.144] (helo=s3144.mb00.net) id 1HjrAk-0002AX-Sd for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 04 May 2007 08:21:43 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=KJsjM3rRh41bPY8eW9yDOE4me9lW6bYZAS7qbVD9GdTQnMJ5K9kqVeNaOrLCHQcvawdQYBD2tEQvFDy6kYNZwz2Ep8PV8F3+/1AoHyR/V/JA15vR4mUNsjQvELvp+vt5; by s3144.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA66827; Thu, 3 May 2007 23:02:25 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 23:21:42 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1178242415.25299 Subject: INCHOATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29814-0-1178258407" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29814-0-1178258407 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Inchoate (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-'ko-êt ('in-kê-wêt British)] Definition: Incipient, in an initial, incomplete, imperfect state. Usage: The verb is also inchoate [in-'ko-weyt] "to begin" and the action of beginning is "inchoation". Another adjective, "inchoative", refers mostly to a verb form of certain languages which indicates the beginning of an action, such as Russian zarabotat' "begin working, start (engine)" from za- (inchoative) + rabotat' "work." Suggested Usage: Walter Lippmann liked to write about the "inchoate mass" (us), "In really hard times the rules of the game are altered. The inchoate mass begins to stir. It becomes potent, and when it strikes . . . it strikes with incredible emphasis" (New York Herald Tribune, December 8, 1931). Today's word offers a way to spice up that common phrase, "I haven't any idea:" "I haven't an inchoate idea of what to do with three bushels of kumquats". That means, you haven't even a the beginning of an inkling. Etymology: Latin inchoatus, past participle of inchoare "to begin", alteration of incohare based on in- "in" + cohum "strap connecting a yoke to the harness". The English words "haw" in the sense of a space enclosed, originally by hedges, comes from the same source. Indeed, "hedge" is derived from an earlier "hag" that goes back to the origin of the coh- in Latin "cohum", as does Dutch haag "hedge", found in the name of that wonderful city, Den Haag "The Hague." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Strawberry.net is a delicious little secret, and we're glad we're in on it. 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Free shipping anywhere in the world Additional 5% discount on 3+ products Amazing Mother's Day specials Complimentary gift wrapping on all orders Find amazing products for yourself or to give as gifts. Either way, you'll know you found unbelievable deals! Word of the Day: Inchoate (Adjective) Pronunciation: [in-'ko-êt ('in-kê-wêt British)] Listen Definition: Incipient, in an initial, incomplete, imperfect state. Usage: The verb is also inchoate [in-'ko-weyt] "to begin" and the action of beginning is "inchoation". Another adjective, "inchoative", refers mostly to a verb form of certain languages which indicates the beginning of an action, such as Russian zarabotat' "begin working, start (engine)" from za- (inchoative) + rabotat' "work." Suggested Usage: Walter Lippmann liked to write about the "inchoate mass" (us), "In really hard times the rules of the game are altered. The inchoate mass begins to stir. It becomes potent, and when it strikes... it strikes with incredible emphasis" (New York Herald Tribune, December 8, 1931). Today's word offers a way to spice up that common phrase, "I haven't any idea:" "I haven't an inchoate idea of what to do with three bushels of kumquats". That means, you haven't even a the beginning of an inkling. Etymology: Latin inchoatus, past participle of inchoare "to begin", alteration of incohare based on in- "in" + cohum "strap connecting a yoke to the harness". The English words "haw" in the sense of a space enclosed, originally by hedges, comes from the same source. Indeed, "hedge" is derived from an earlier "hag" that goes back to the origin of the coh- in Latin "cohum", as does Dutch haag "hedge", found in the name of that wonderful city, Den Haag "The Hague." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.e48.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29814-0-1178258407-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 09 Jun 2007 09:19:57 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.102] (helo=s3102.mb00.net) id 1HwvEm-00046z-7Z for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 09 Jun 2007 09:19:52 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=uyTqC+zUwlHJ6i221pzy14U6ey84sETNw8wfDqrD+IdYSR6/mAw2rM8+iQlJl6B7Z0O1EIFTbLxDGikR/OxFO6PGPaVwq/QbnWlo6qTBrqA0proeDafAg7JHEZ2FoACS; by s3102.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA40713; Fri, 8 Jun 2007 23:03:47 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2007 00:19:52 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1181348812.19968 Subject: DISHABILLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1230-0-1181368815" --MIME_BOUNDARY-1230-0-1181368815 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Dishabille (noun) Pronunciation: [de-sah-'bee-yel, de-sah-'beel, de-sah-'bil] Definition: A partially clothed or intentionally unkempt state; a state of being intentionally unkempt and casually dressed=97a negligee state. Usage: All the English dictionaries now accept the English misspelling of the word as primary: "dishabille". We would still prefer "deshabille" but will not engage in one of our fanciful flights of futility on this one. The accepted spelling, however, suggests the pronunciation, "dish a bill (or two my way)" but you must remember that the [s] and the [h] do not go together; in fact, the [h] is a silent French [h]. As you can see from the variations in pronunciation (there are more), we haven't really decided how to pronounce it, either. Suggested Usage: This word refers to a state of dress we generally prefer when we are at home: "Abigail's every day dishabille looks better than my Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes". This state of dress originally thumbed its nose at fashion until fashion accommodated it with many lines of dishabille styles. Janet Jackson's dishabille at the Super Bowl, however, took some Americans aback. Etymology: Today's word is the past passive participle of the French verb déshabiller "to undress", made up of des- "un-" + habiller "to clothe". This word was a result of the confusion of habit "clothing" with the Old French verb abiller "to dress a log (strip it of its leaves and branches) composed of a- "toward" + bille "log". The diminutive of "bille" came to English as billet "a piece of firewood" and went on to become billy "(policeman's) club." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips served each day via email. Green gurus dish out clever tips ranging from pets to wine. 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They can help you succeed without turning your garden, yard or home into a minefield of chemical worries... whether you want to: control fleas in your home, pests in your garden or moths on your fine woolens keep deer from destroying your landscape plants raise spectacular roses without chemicals grow bulbs or vegetables or fruit trees or grass seed Save your peace of mind and soothe your budget with Gardens Alive! Word of the Day: Dishabille (Noun) Pronunciation: [de-sah-'bee-yel, de-sah-'beel, de-sah-'bil] Definition: A partially clothed or intentionally unkempt state; a state of being intentionally unkempt and casually dressed—a negligee state. Usage: All the English dictionaries now accept the English misspelling of the word as primary: "dishabille". We would still prefer "deshabille" but will not engage in one of our fanciful flights of futility on this one. The accepted spelling, however, suggests the pronunciation, "dish a bill (or two my way)" but you must remember that the [s] and the [h] do not go together; in fact, the [h] is a silent French [h]. As you can see from the variations in pronunciation (there are more), we haven't really decided how to pronounce it, either. Suggested Usage: This word refers to a state of dress we generally prefer when we are at home: "Abigail's every day dishabille looks better than my Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes". This state of dress originally thumbed its nose at fashion until fashion accommodated it with many lines of dishabille styles. Etymology: Today's word is the past passive participle of the French verb déshabiller "to undress", made up of des- "un-" + habiller "to clothe". This word was a result of the confusion of habit "clothing" with the Old French verb abiller "to dress a log (strip it of its leaves and branches) composed of a- "toward" + bille "log". The diminutive of "bille" came to English as billet "a piece of firewood" and went on to become billy "(policeman's) club." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com < pmguid:4c.xwa.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1230-0-1181368815-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 09 Sep 2007 08:43:13 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.245] (helo=s3245.mb00.net) id 1IUGVk-0007pM-G2 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 09 Sep 2007 08:43:12 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Ssr8uhQGfkuDMCnbCPj53L51b67E9ZoD4JIRVaaqLWRDUlwaia4W9XGzaKZY0J8wn0srVXsCmWEYyYE5cBqSlTvHIFIwmRQ5JpBNkhMu5qJhQwX7Mzi5WTFYio5cU/lG; by s3245.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA36746; Sat, 8 Sep 2007 23:04:28 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 8 Sep 2007 23:43:12 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1189208996.3736 Subject: JACTITATION: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-27472-0-1189317635" --MIME_BOUNDARY-27472-0-1189317635 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Jactitation (noun) Pronunciation: [jæk-tê-'tey-shên] Definition: A restless tossing or jerking about. A false claim or boasting, usually to someone's detriment. Usage: An interesting legal use of today's word is "jactitation of marriage", the false boasting of a marriage that does not exist. Although rarely used, some have sought the protection of a legal injunction against such an action where the reputation of the marriage was damaging. Sometimes the middle syllable is omitted (jactation). The noun is derived from the verb, "jactitate", and the adjective is "jactitational." Suggested Usage: Today's word comes from the Latin word for "throw, toss", so that meaning underlies all the others: "The formication caused by the itch powder Arlene put in Ambrose's golf shirt resulted in such jactitation on the course that he bogeyed almost every hole". The sense of casting false claims about is not far removed, however: "Fielding's jactitations of an up-coming marriage to Melba made toast of their relationship." Etymology: Medieval Latin iactitatio, iactitation- "false claim", the noun from iactitare "to utter frequently", based on iactare "to boast", the frequentative of iacere "to throw". The same root shows up in English "gist", "jetty", "joist", and "jut". The -ject of "inject", "eject", etc. is also based on the Latin stem for "throw." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips. 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Usage: An interesting legal use of today's word is "jactitation of marriage", the false boasting of a marriage that does not exist. Although rarely used, some have sought the protection of a legal injunction against such an action where the reputation of the marriage was damaging. Sometimes the middle syllable is omitted (jactation). The noun is derived from the verb, "jactitate", and the adjective is "jactitational." Suggested Usage: Today's word comes from the Latin word for "throw, toss", so that meaning underlies all the others: "The formication caused by the itch powder Arlene put in Ambrose's golf shirt resulted in such jactitation on the course that he bogeyed almost every hole". The sense of casting false claims about is not far removed, however: "Fielding's jactitations of an up-coming marriage to Melba made toast of their relationship." Etymology: Medieval Latin iactitatio, iactitation- "false claim", the noun from iactitare "to utter frequently", based on iactare "to boast", the frequentative of iacere "to throw". The same root shows up in English "gist", "jetty", "joist", and "jut". The -ject of "inject", "eject", etc. is also based on the Latin stem for "throw." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2as5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-27472-0-1189317635-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 13 Dec 2007 08:48:47 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.155] (helo=s3155.mb00.net) id 1J2ioH-0001um-Rg for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 13 Dec 2007 08:48:46 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=pUmeSt/3IDoQ4tx81SHK9taCfoGJx7gZS6P8NRE4kp11bfYH4WL+rY+hn+4Gf+kwcbm8LRLYMrrWTHxrESFrKZgYGKsRBQ2gz5tC5hOtN8Is+sT7CB021ZputZxcyntY; by s3155.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA15490; Wed, 12 Dec 2007 23:03:46 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2007 23:48:46 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1197494939.19713 Subject: NOSOPOETIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-17446-0-1197529209" --MIME_BOUNDARY-17446-0-1197529209 Word of the Day: Nosopoetic (adjective) Pronunciation:[no-sê-po-'et-ik] Definition: You have probably seen people whose noses are sheer poetry. Well, only runny noses are related to today's word, which means "disease-causing, disease producing, infectious." Usage: Although today's word is rarely used today, it still lurks out there on the periphery of our language, used on the proper occasion for effect by verbal connoisseurs. We like it because it is a lexical curve ball that leads you where it isn't. Suggested Usage: One of the goals of early manned space flights was to test for any nosopoetic effects of extended periods of weightlessness. According to Peter Bowler in 'The Superior Person's Book of Words,' however, "Ah, how perfectly nosopoetic!" is the proper exclamation to employ when a wealthy acquaintance, of whose possessions you are insanely jealous, proudly shows off his or her new fishpond or sunken garden. But never tell anyone that you just can't stand seeing their nosopoetic face again unless you wish the insult to be (mis)taken as a compliment. Etymology: Today's word comes to us, courtesy of Latin and French, from Greek nosopoi(etik)os "causing illness", which consists of nosos "illness" + poi(etik)os "making, producing". It is related to nosophobia "the fear of disease", nosology "the classification of diseases", nosotrophy "the promotion of disease", and nosography "the description of diseases." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Undo Years of Damage from Burgers=85 Booze=85 and Rx Drugs! 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We like it because it is a lexical curve ball that leads you where it isn't. Suggested Usage: One of the goals of early manned space flights was to test for any nosopoetic effects of extended periods of weightlessness. According to Peter Bowler in 'The Superior Person's Book of Words,' however, "Ah, how perfectly nosopoetic!" is the proper exclamation to employ when a wealthy acquaintance, of whose possessions you are insanely jealous, proudly shows off his or her new fishpond or sunken garden. But never tell anyone that you just can't stand seeing their nosopoetic face again unless you wish the insult to be (mis)taken as a compliment. Etymology: Today's word comes to us, courtesy of Latin and French, from Greek nosopoi(etik)os "causing illness", which consists of nosos "illness" + poi(etik)os "making, producing". 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4095.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17446-0-1197529209-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 18 Jan 2008 08:57:58 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.181] (helo=s3181.mb00.net) id 1JFm4C-0003uy-Ka for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 18 Jan 2008 08:55:09 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=tq0uZfeLlnynO5Ka+s8XwCxl91fSK/EGf0aiMC/ba+wYSW0oX9pdzjglDv4xPpYXPRhVxVQ9AjnMopuBfJF0oHBdvXn+XoSlLlRb40NYqhtIqArcpfpxswDMRXjT+zVB; by s3181.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA69277; Thu, 17 Jan 2008 23:05:03 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 23:55:10 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1200636677.64 Subject: CANNY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11669-0-1200639632" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11669-0-1200639632 Word of the Day: Canny (adjective) Pronunciation: ['kæn-ni] Definition: Knowing, judicious, prudent; frugal; (Scottish) steady, restrained, and gentle. Usage: Today's word has an odd orphan negative even though it survives with its original meaning unchanged. The negative, "uncanny", has come to mean "weird, of supernatural nature; eerie" and is no longer related semantically to today's word. The comparative forms are "cannier" and "canniest" while the adverb is "cannily" and the noun, "canniness." Suggested Usage: Today's word works whenever you wish to characterize something as judicious and steady, "Father Gerhard's canny management of his parish spared it and him the embarrassment suffered in other parishes". Although this is the basic meaning of the word, it has a long association with the judicious control of financial matters, "Luella has a canny sense of exactly how much money her husband can expend over the weekend and arrive at work on time Monday morning=97and she dispenses it accordingly." Etymology: From Old English cunnan "to know how, be able to", also the origin of "cunning" and "couth", now found only in "uncouth", from Old English cuth "well-known, excellent". Another relative is the "kith" of "kith and kin" from Old English cyth "acquaintance, friendship, kinfolk". Old English "cnawan", today's "know", comes from the same ultimate root, *gno-. A descendent of this root is found in Latin cognscere "to come to know, get acquainted with" and ignorare "to not know, to disregard", underlying English "ignore" and "ignorant". With a different suffix, *(g)no-dhli- we get Latin nobilis "knowable, known, famous" and our word "noble". The Greek variants, e.g. gignskein "to know, think", lie behind English "gnome", "(a)gnostic", and "diagnosis." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Personal Finance: Are you a consumer being swallowed by debt? 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Word of the Day Canny (adjective) Pronunciation: ['kæn-ni] Definition: Knowing, judicious, prudent; frugal; (Scottish) steady, restrained, and gentle. Usage: Today's word has an odd orphan negative even though it survives with its original meaning unchanged. The negative, "uncanny", has come to mean "weird, of supernatural nature; eerie" and is no longer related semantically to today's word. The comparative forms are "cannier" and "canniest" while the adverb is "cannily" and the noun, "canniness." Suggested Usage: Today's word works whenever you wish to characterize something as judicious and steady, "Father Gerhard's canny management of his parish spared it and him the embarrassment suffered in other parishes". Although this is the basic meaning of the word, it has a long association with the judicious control of financial matters, "Luella has a canny sense of exactly how much money her husband can expend over the weekend and arrive at work on time Monday morning—and she dispenses it accordingly." Etymology: From Old English cunnan "to know how, be able to", also the origin of "cunning" and "couth", now found only in "uncouth", from Old English cuth "well-known, excellent". Another relative is the "kith" of "kith and kin" from Old English cyth "acquaintance, friendship, kinfolk". Old English "cnawan", today's "know", comes from the same ultimate root, *gno-. A descendent of this root is found in Latin cognscere "to come to know, get acquainted with" and ignorare "to not know, to disregard", underlying English "ignore" and "ignorant". With a different suffix, *(g)no-dhli- we get Latin nobilis "knowable, known, famous" and our word "noble". 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.4njw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11669-0-1200639632-- Received: from mailin17.aul.t-online.de (mailin17.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.50]) Tue, 16 Feb 2010 10:12:12 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin17.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NhJTN-0fuaAq0; Tue, 16 Feb 2010 10:12:01 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=NaxowRtYsoW/icyx+3SAlJqwQ2y/dutvfDGW+mXxmTBAepbDzlIE80gvLU87tM05cyLCK7/coCXUaU9oEpVf2t9/ZjsOsIPctQxG8NIvMIhc1wzHrxOuC2VAR7q0jfrM; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1G71GZB065164; Mon, 15 Feb 2010 23:01:16 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 16 Feb 2010 01:12:01 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266293311.53079 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Palliate Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-23444-0-1266303603" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-16T09:12:12Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266311522-000028CD-2AF4398B/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: 0d337ce7-6365-45be-b3c1-e43d553521a2 --MIME_BOUNDARY-23444-0-1266303603 News for 2/16/2010: * Health Care Summit: GOP Predicts 'Backroom Deals' and 'Parliamentary Tricks' * Video - Bayh Retirement: GOP May Pick Up a Senate Seat * Patrick Kennedy Can Get $47,000 Annual Pension Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fvve.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Palliate (verb) Pronunciation: ['pal-ee-eyt] Definition: To alleviate or relive, to make something appear less serious. Usage: Palliate, to relieve pain without curing, has been around for centuries. The original, and now obsolete, meaning of the word was "to cover, as with a cloak" or to hide something. This usage reflects the common usage: to mitigate (often by apology), or to make the damage of an action seem less. Originally, the word literally meant "cloaked", an obvious relation to the English "pall." Suggested Usage: Palliate is your pal. If the situation can=92t get any worse, attempt to palliate it by downplaying it. In fact, palliate is such a pal, he=92ll even alleviate physical, mental, and emotional scarring. He=92ll help you through rough times by making you feel better, like a band-aid on a wound. Unlike a band-aid, however, palliate will not actually remedy your frustration or pain=97it=92ll just mask it for a while. When you put it that way, is palliate such a pal after all? Just some food for thought. Etymology: The word palliate was first used in the 1540s, ostensibly in both figurative and literal senses=97"to alleviate without curing". It is derived from the Middle Latin palliatus, or cloaked (the Latin word for cloak is actually pallium), the past participle of palliare, to conceal. The adjective palliative is seen in the 1540s as well, also from the Middle Latin palliatus, suggesting that the two were introduced into the English language at roughly the same time. 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This usage reflects the common usage: to mitigate (often by apology), or to make the damage of an action seem less. Originally, the word literally meant "cloaked", an obvious relation to the English "pall." Suggested Usage: Palliate is your pal. If the situation can’t get any worse, attempt to palliate it by downplaying it. In fact, palliate is such a pal, he’ll even alleviate physical, mental, and emotional scarring. He’ll help you through rough times by making you feel better, like a band-aid on a wound. Unlike a band-aid, however, palliate will not actually remedy your frustration or pain—it’ll just mask it for a while. When you put it that way, is palliate such a pal after all? Just some food for thought. Etymology: The word palliate was first used in the 1540s, ostensibly in both figurative and literal senses—"to alleviate without curing". It is derived from the Middle Latin palliatus, or cloaked (the Latin word for cloak is actually pallium), the past participle of palliare, to conceal. 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Usage: The term is used humorously in North America as a term meaning "let's party" (also slang) or "let's get moving". Other than the expectable "boogying", it is an orphan that has not gained wide acceptability in the English-speaking world. Suggested Usage: Like all slang words, the meaning of this one is so general that it may be applied to almost any motion in the sense of an intensifier, to move exceptionally in some way: "When he saw the new car his parents bought him for his birthday, Sanford's eyes boogied around in their sockets several times". It can add a bit of color in top of its inherent humor in casual conversation, "As the pungent Island aromas began boogying out of the kitchen, Tremayne's esteem for Shallala rocketed." Etymology: From "boogie-woogie" a reduplication of "boogie", certainly from Black English, possibly from Black West African English bogi "to dance" akin to Hausa buga "to hit, beat (drums, etc.)" "Boogie-Woogie" entered the American idiom from a 1928 recording "Pinetop's Boogie-Woogie" by Clarence "Pinetop" Smith. It was originally a piano style that developed in the U.S. after rag-time based on recurrent chord progression C-F-C-F-C-G-F-C played with a strong recurrent bass rhythm. These chords were the immediate predecessor of the blues and made a come-back in early rock and roll. The dancing that accompanied boogie was fast and unbridled, hence the meaning of today's word. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Register now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. 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Suggested Usage: Like all slang words, the meaning of this one is so general that it may be applied to almost any motion in the sense of an intensifier, to move exceptionally in some way: "When he saw the new car his parents bought him for his birthday, Sanford's eyes boogied around in their sockets several times". It can add a bit of color in top of its inherent humor in casual conversation, "As the pungent Island aromas began boogying out of the kitchen, Tremayne's esteem for Shallala rocketed." Etymology: From "boogie-woogie" a reduplication of "boogie", certainly from Black English, possibly from Black West African English bogi "to dance" akin to Hausa buga "to hit, beat (drums, etc.)" "Boogie-Woogie" entered the American idiom from a 1928 recording "Pinetop's Boogie-Woogie" by Clarence "Pinetop" Smith. It was originally a piano style that developed in the U.S. after rag-time based on recurrent chord progression C-F-C-F-C-G-F-C played with a strong recurrent bass rhythm. 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Word of the Day: Smarmy (adjective) Pronunciation: ['smah[r]-mi] Definition: Extremely though insincerely polite and solicitous; ingratiating if not unctuous; transparently currying favor (or favour, if you are British). Usage: This word is widely used in Britain but does not occur in US or most Australian dialects. Suggested Usage: This is a good word to refer to feigned sophistication for self-benefit. "He has a smarmy charm that some women find alluring". It also works toward avoidance of commonplace terms like "brown-nose" or clichés like "curry favor:" "He always gets a bit smarmy when the boss walks in." Etymology: Middle English smarm or smalm "smear, grease." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? 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Plus, great perks: Free overnight shipping 110% price protection 365-days returns Free returns Word of the Day: Smarmy (adjective) Pronunciation: ['smah[r]-mi] Definition: Extremely though insincerely polite and solicitous; ingratiating if not unctuous; transparently currying favor (or favour, if you are British). Usage: This word is widely used in Britain but does not occur in US or most Australian dialects. Suggested Usage: This is a good word to refer to feigned sophistication for self-benefit. "He has a smarmy charm that some women find alluring". It also works toward avoidance of commonplace terms like "brown-nose" or clichés like "curry favor:" "He always gets a bit smarmy when the boss walks in." Etymology: Middle English smarm or smalm "smear, grease." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1u3x.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21551-0-1186646412-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 24 Jul 2007 09:11:53 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.90] (helo=s3090.mb00.net) id 1IDEYg-0007Cp-Tc for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 24 Jul 2007 09:11:53 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=aWD11tuLsb3azsgwCniD3/MHOenVtm5qGQXawDbw/Mm64W5i4uQ1eEgF+jJ+gVm04QAN8hT3GYvIP9uKyvZxdJ5rHWvyyK0Bi32EDeqUlLMeOEQ5cJ5C0W+8GGpF+bOF; by s3090.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA08331; Mon, 23 Jul 2007 23:03:32 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 00:11:51 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1185230805.1740 Subject: NUMEN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4265-0-1185256825" --MIME_BOUNDARY-4265-0-1185256825 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Numen (noun) Pronunciation: ['nyu-men] Definition: (1) The spirit, driving force or divine presence (but not a deity) residing in a particular kind of object or place; (2) creative powers or spirit, a muse with attitude and muscle. Usage: The plural is numens or numina; no one seems to care. Just remember that the vowel [e] becomes [i] in the Latin plural, as it does in the adjective, numinous "containing the aura of a supernatural or divine power". Aside from their many gods, the Romans believed in particular powers that resided in objects that explained their behavior. For example Frutesca was the numen (spirit, driving force) of fruit, while Fulgora was the numen of lightning. Mercia was the numen that caused laziness and Maturna, the numen that held couples together. Suggested Usage: Numina are expected to protect the things they abide in. When parents return home to find the children asleep but the house a wreck, they might say, "The numina of our house must have been away for the evening". However, the word today also refers to one's creative powers as opposed to the gentler muse: "I'm waiting for my numen to move me toward the completion of this Word of the Day." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin numen "nod, behest or beck, divine will" from nuere "to nod". Akin to Greek neuein "to nod" and nyssein, nyttein "to prick, sting". The same Proto-Indo-European root emerged in Sanskrit as navate, nauti "he moves, turns" and nudati "push, jerk",. The original idea was that the nod of a godly head leads to good fortune and numina were spirits of the gods. -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? 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Word of the Day: Numen (noun) Pronunciation: ['nyu-men] Definition: (1) The spirit, driving force or divine presence (but not a deity) residing in a particular kind of object or place; (2) creative powers or spirit, a muse with attitude and muscle. Usage: The plural is numens or numina; no one seems to care. Just remember that the vowel [e] becomes [i] in the Latin plural, as it does in the adjective, numinous "containing the aura of a supernatural or divine power". Aside from their many gods, the Romans believed in particular powers that resided in objects that explained their behavior. For example Frutesca was the numen (spirit, driving force) of fruit, while Fulgora was the numen of lightning. Mercia was the numen that caused laziness and Maturna, the numen that held couples together. Suggested Usage: Numina are expected to protect the things they abide in. When parents return home to find the children asleep but the house a wreck, they might say, "The numina of our house must have been away for the evening". However, the word today also refers to one's creative powers as opposed to the gentler muse: "I'm waiting for my numen to move me toward the completion of this Word of the Day." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin numen "nod, behest or beck, divine will" from nuere "to nod". Akin to Greek neuein "to nod" and nyssein, nyttein "to prick, sting". The same Proto-Indo-European root emerged in Sanskrit as navate, nauti "he moves, turns" and nudati "push, jerk",. The original idea was that the nod of a godly head leads to good fortune and numina were spirits of the gods. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1l3t.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4265-0-1185256825-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 10 Jul 2007 08:57:59 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.14] (helo=s3014.mb00.net) id 1I89fb-00080Y-E3 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 10 Jul 2007 08:57:59 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=JzfcjqXhndsikmeXIz5giuonLQzJwMjRMMT5/YWo45YUpg4hkCqBoPXAhZzNXczvF0WsdeXjovuIBE68KgGM3TorVBknWL1gJjKp7NFi/kRopcp53Fz6HG6qvpbvv6sl; by s3014.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA08690; Mon, 9 Jul 2007 23:03:37 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2007 23:57:59 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1183072564.11749 Subject: THRENODY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-29259-0-1184047232" --MIME_BOUNDARY-29259-0-1184047232 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Threnody (Noun) Pronunciation: ['thre-nê-di] Definition: An elegy, dirge, or threne; a song of lamentation, usually for the dead. Usage: This is a regular noun with the same meaning as "threne" [threen] from the same Greek source. The adjective is either "threnodic" [thrê-'nah-dic] or "threnodial" [thrê-'no-di-yêl] and the agent noun is "threnodist" ['thre-nê-dist]. Suggested Usage: "Threnody" may be used to refer to any sort of lamentation, "Gladys' threnodies of her wasted life with Gordon left me exhausted". However, it is usually a lamentation over the dead, "Kirsten's threnody at her husband's funeral made me wonder if I was in the right chapel". As usual, however, there is room for metaphorical play: "He discussed the project in such threnodic tones as to leave no doubt that it was dead." Etymology: Greek "threnoidia" from threnos "dirge" + oide "song". 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They also have fantastic word games like Word Mojo Gold, Sandscript, Word Web Deluxe, and tons of other creative games you won't find anywhere else. They also have a "Try" before you "Buy" option, with a free trial for 60 minutes or so of each game. After that, the game costs around $20. For endless hours of fun, it's well worth it! Word of the Day: Threnody (Noun) Pronunciation: ['thre-nê-di] Definition: An elegy, dirge, or threne; a song of lamentation, usually for the dead. Usage: This is a regular noun with the same meaning as "threne" [threen] from the same Greek source. The adjective is either "threnodic" [thrê-'nah-dic] or "threnodial" [thrê-'no-di-yêl] and the agent noun is "threnodist" ['thre-nê-dist]. Suggested Usage: "Threnody" may be used to refer to any sort of lamentation, "Gladys' threnodies of her wasted life with Gordon left me exhausted". However, it is usually a lamentation over the dead, "Kirsten's threnody at her husband's funeral made me wonder if I was in the right chapel". As usual, however, there is room for metaphorical play: "He discussed the project in such threnodic tones as to leave no doubt that it was dead." Etymology: Greek "threnoidia" from threnos "dirge" + oide "song". Greek "oide" underlies English "ode" and derives from the root also found in "comedy" and probably "tragedy". "Threnos" derives from the same ancient root as English "drone." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18pq.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-29259-0-1184047232-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 15 Sep 2007 08:17:17 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.108] (helo=s3108.mb00.net) id 1IWQxw-0000IK-Dq for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 15 Sep 2007 08:17:16 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=M4EYZx4zxS80yutUsDyBc6zyZacRGwsWcZo6luRTaEeVmJ6zQYhC/2yK9ALYOAplEvDvstZZykdlVgAvRNB9mt7LPvPbHYF+pBFyA4ZZFkgSvxVogNsKO2oxNS1wBHB6; by s3108.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA47196; Fri, 14 Sep 2007 23:03:22 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2007 23:17:16 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1189811897.14289 Subject: RESISTENTIALISM: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-14873-0-1189836014" --MIME_BOUNDARY-14873-0-1189836014 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WORD OF THE DAY: Resistentialism (noun) Pronunciation: [re-zis-'ten-chê-li-zêm] Definition: The mock philosophy by P. Jennings as depicted in The Spectator (1948) claiming that inanimate objects are hostile to humans. Usage: yourDictionary's South African friend, Chris Stewart, who suggested today's word, is convinced it is not used enough, though he does not pointedly claim that things are out to get him. We at YDC are not convinced that its current usage underrepresents its usefulness but we bring it to you, anyway. We can, of course, derive the adjective "resistentialist(ic)" from today's word if the need arises to propagate this lexical lineage. Suggested Usage: Here is a word we might want to suggest you avoid but, as always, the imaginative will be able to find apropos uses: "My resistentialist bent encourages me to avoid the woods and other areas with lots of hard objects". Should you fall, you might try, "If I were a resistentialist, I would swear that footstool just leapt under my feet from halfway across the room." Then again, you might just lie there silently until medical (or mental) assistance arrives. Etymology: The word is an artificial concoction of Latin res "thing" + resist laid over "existentialism". Jennings may have gotten his idea from the Russian novel by Yuri Olesha "Envy", whose main character, Nikolai Kavalerov, can't seem to avoid colliding with inanimate objects and is convinced they are conspiring to block his road to success. -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Hobbytron brings out the kid in all of us! 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Jennings as depicted in The Spectator (1948) claiming that inanimate objects are hostile to humans. Usage: yourDictionary's South African friend, Chris Stewart, who suggested today's word, is convinced it is not used enough, though he does not pointedly claim that things are out to get him. We at YDC are not convinced that its current usage underrepresents its usefulness but we bring it to you, anyway. We can, of course, derive the adjective "resistentialist(ic)" from today's Word if the need arises to propagate this lexical lineage. Suggested Usage: Here is a word we might want to suggest you avoid but, as always, the imaginative will be able to find apropos uses: "My resistentialist bent encourages me to avoid the woods and other areas with lots of hard objects". Should you fall, you might try, "If I were a resistentialist, I would swear that footstool just leapt under my feet from halfway across the room". Then again, you might just lie there silently until medical assistance arrives. Etymology: The word is an artificial concoction of Latin res "thing" + resist laid over "existentialism". Jennings may have gotten his idea from the Russian novel by Yuri Olesha "Envy", whose main character, Nikolai Kavalerov, can't seem to avoid colliding with inanimate objects and is convinced they are conspiring to block his road to success. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2f98.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-14873-0-1189836014-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (ms4-1.1blu.de [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 19 May 2008 09:15:53 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.83] (helo=s3083.mb00.net) id 1Jxzb7-0003jO-61 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 19 May 2008 09:15:53 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=savOGkc/89fvYycLoI0Ra1N004FNjca5jxwunO5x7GudUWkH2yv10L0fvDoCpcxYF2NbnFNHjaDREPXNYgVaAg14/Tcy79l0kRquUvZUmQl9HbiyKgp8+0CV8ap42mCm; by s3083.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA88810; Sun, 18 May 2008 23:01:25 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 19 May 2008 00:15:53 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1210978323.62406 Subject: DISPARATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-99070-0-1211176832" --MIME_BOUNDARY-99070-0-1211176832 Word of the Day: Disparate (adjective) Pronunciation: ['dis-pê-rêt] Definition: Incompatibly different or incongruous in character or make-up. Usage: Today's word gives us two meanings for the price of one: "disparate" is semantically is a combination of "distinct" and "separate". If Elmer's business personality and home personality are not the same, they may be distinct but still compatible. If his two personalities are disparate, they share little or nothing in common. This adjective has two nouns: "disparity", which refers to the specific difference between two things, and "disparateness", which reflects the simple fact that two objects are incompatibly different. Not to be confused with "desperate." Suggested Usage: This word offers a subtle way around the negative connotations of "hypocritical": "Thalia seems to have disparate attitudes about the dangers of sunning when she is talking to her friends and when she is alone at the beach". Remember that unlike "difference", "disparity" implies incompatibility, "Their attitudes toward art and sports are so disparate they could never be friends." With different or even distinct attitudes, friendship would still be possible. Etymology: Latin disparatus, past participle of disparare "to separate" from dis-"apart" + parare "to prepare". "Parade" comes from the same root, referring to the preparations for military parade. "Parry" comes from an Old French word meaning "ward off a blow" which also requires preparation. The same root is found in the Latin verb parere "give birth to", the participle of which is parentus "bearing", the source of our "parent". This is a wonderful built-in etymological warning since few of us are prepared for the demands parenting. Listen to the word! -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. 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This adjective has two nouns: "disparity", which refers to the specific difference between two things, and "disparateness", which reflects the simple fact that two objects are incompatibly different. Not to be confused with "desperate." Suggested Usage: This word offers a subtle way around the negative connotations of "hypocritical": "Thalia seems to have disparate attitudes about the dangers of sunning when she is talking to her friends and when she is alone at the beach". Remember that unlike "difference", "disparity" implies incompatibility, "Their attitudes toward art and sports are so disparate they could never be friends". With different or even distinct attitudes, friendship would still be possible. Etymology: Latin disparatus, past participle of disparare "to separate" from dis-"apart" + parare "to prepare". "Parade" comes from the same root, referring to the preparations for military parade. "Parry" comes from an Old French word meaning "ward off a blow" which also requires preparation. The same root is found in the Latin verb parere "give birth to", the participle of which is parentus "bearing", the source of our "parent". This is a wonderful built-in etymological warning since few of us are prepared for the demands parenting. Listen to the word! –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. Promote yourself as an author. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.6tkf.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-99070-0-1211176832-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 03 May 2008 09:23:13 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.41] (helo=s3041.mb00.net) id 1JsC5Q-0007ob-Vc for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 03 May 2008 09:23:13 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=nak+GGUkzjVQE2UXgXyOZP3U06djqXMqzAK/xhNc+WaXsCXg4TXVEFxXTdcaS0+PlCzOV44FI8VCam7vPlOyNyzO3t4jSq9bRoAZPl6SwpqFDGTz1Hsd+TNIfZ9UAmAO; by s3041.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA74039; Sat, 3 May 2008 00:01:04 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 3 May 2008 00:23:13 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1209794021.64957 Subject: OBSCURANT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-83306-0-1209798013" --MIME_BOUNDARY-83306-0-1209798013 Word of the Day: Obscurant (adjective) Pronunciation: [êb-'skyu-rênt] Definition: That which obscures (adjective); one who obscures, prevents inquiry or enlightenment (noun). Usage: Today's word may be an adjective or a noun. As an adjective its meaning is rather plain: "obscuring". However, as a noun it may refer to someone who impedes scientific inquiry or enlightenment. The activity of such a person is "obscurantism" and his or her behavior is "obscurantist." Suggested Usage: Applied to nature, the adjective bears no negative connotation, "Obscurant clouds impeded our view of the mountains". The noun, however, is decidedly pejorative: "Our cardinal problem is that the halls of government are inhabited by too many obscurants threatened by the free flow of information". The adjective may be, too, "Mandy's obscurant replies to our questions left us completely mystified as to what was happening." Etymology: From "obscure", borrowed from Latin obscurus "dark, shady", comprising ob- "toward" + sku-r from PIE *(s)keu- "cover, conceal". 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Word of the Day Obscurant (adjective) Pronunciation: [êb-'skyu-rênt] Definition: That which obscures (adjective); one who obscures, prevents inquiry or enlightenment (noun). Usage: Today's word may be an adjective or a noun. As an adjective its meaning is rather plain: "obscuring". However, as a noun it may refer to someone who impedes scientific inquiry or enlightenment. The activity of such a person is "obscurantism" and his or her behavior is "obscurantist." Suggested Usage: Applied to nature, the adjective bears no negative connotation, "Obscurant clouds impeded our view of the mountains". The noun, however, is decidedly pejorative: "Our cardinal problem is that the halls of government are inhabited by too many obscurants threatened by the free flow of information". The adjective may be, too, "Mandy's obscurant replies to our questions left us completely mystified as to what was happening." Etymology: From "obscure", borrowed from Latin obscurus "dark, shady", comprising ob- "toward" + sku-r from PIE *(s)keu- "cover, conceal". With the [s], which comes and goes among Indo-European languages, this root turns up in English "skin", "skim", "scum", and Old Norse sky "cloud", borrowed to distinguish the sky from heaven (Old English heofan "sky, heaven"). The root turns up in Greek skutos "hide" and Sanskrit sku "hide, conceal". Without the initial [s], it became "hide" and "hose" in English. For another serving of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in yourDictionary's library. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com LoveToKnow.com Announces: 8 New Information Packed Channels Jobs & Careers Whether you are looking for a part time job, are a stay at home mom, or want to make a career change, LoveToKnow Jobs & Careers can help you with your career planning. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.6kr4.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-83306-0-1209798013-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 16 Mar 2008 08:15:11 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.168] (helo=s3168.mb00.net) id 1Jan5K-0001ek-Mb for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 16 Mar 2008 08:15:11 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=RhxBsLmzyGdZsNsNZKXc6MhN24vHS3VVPBMkAWRcA2ImDxF/QHBGtCnujJf3COeAoTqCt+TCQl6Wm+UPxgTNar0VoCHY3pfwTEokrv5a3RC3r5xx0e51+xWNCV+s/RZG; by s3168.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA56023; Sat, 15 Mar 2008 23:05:31 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:15:10 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1205642384.1620 Subject: BAILIWICK: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19515-0-1205647229" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19515-0-1205647229 Word of the Day: Bailiwick (noun) Pronunciation: ['bey-li-wik] Definition: Originally, this word meant the jurisdiction of a bailiff; now it refers to one's proper sphere of influence or knowledge. Usage: There are no current adjectives or verbs. Not much you can do with this word derivationally. Suggested Usage: This is an important word in defining yourself to others: "Well, I eat out a lot; the kitchen is not my bailiwick", or: "Lawn mower repair is not my bailiwick; I just design rockets". You might even stretch it to include educational disciplines, "Geography is not my bailiwick but I'm a whiz at math." Etymology: From Middle English bailliwik(e) "district under the jurisdiction of a bailiff (sheriff's deputy who delivers writs)" from bailie (or bailiff) + wik(e) "village, district". Bailiff is from Latin b=E2julus "carrier, one who bears". Wick is from Old English wic "hamlet or town district". It is akin to Latin vicus "town, district" (as in "vicinity" and "vicar"), Greek oikos "house", and Sanskrit visah "house". With the ancient suffix "-sla" (weik-sla-) the same root resulted in "villa", "village", and the suffix -ville. 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Word of the Day Bailiwick (noun) Pronunciation: ['bey-li-wik] Definition: Originally, this word meant the jurisdiction of a bailiff; now it refers to one's proper sphere of influence or knowledge. Usage: There are no current adjectives or verbs. Not much you can do with this word derivationally. Suggested Usage: This is an important word in defining yourself to others: "Well, I eat out a lot; the kitchen is not my bailiwick", or: "Lawn mower repair is not my bailiwick; I just design rockets". You might even stretch it to include educational disciplines, "Geography is not my bailiwick but I'm a whiz at math." Etymology: From Middle English bailliwik(e) "district under the jurisdiction of a bailiff (sheriff's deputy who delivers writs)" from bailie (or bailiff) + wik(e) "village, district". Bailiff is from Latin bâjulus "carrier, one who bears". Wick is from Old English wic "hamlet or town district". It is akin to Latin vicus "town, district" (as in "vicinity" and "vicar"), Greek oikos "house", and Sanskrit visah "house". With the ancient suffix "-sla" (weik-sla-) the same root resulted in "villa", "village", and the suffix -ville. "Wick" itself remained in English as a locative suffix in two forms: -wick, as in Eastwick, Brunswick and -wich, as in Greenwich, Sandwich. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. Promote yourself as an author. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.5smv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19515-0-1205647229-- Received: from ms4-1.1blu.de (89.202.0.34 [89.202.0.34]) by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 09 May 2008 08:21:00 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.195] (helo=s3195.mb00.net) id 1JuLyV-0007S4-JQ for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 09 May 2008 08:21:00 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=sXVnyKzo7yV70q8lYW7HliY6mlb6X3ZW1u6ZXwXevbDCILI6tVmtHuBYQ4/9PFqmrX/O7+aEL+Qoi1fKAyNmvo6pHX92Zi3RCwZHRMRBphwIR1lj2utPFrBFa/2EZSie; by s3195.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA22539; Thu, 8 May 2008 23:01:25 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 8 May 2008 23:20:59 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1210309633.45616 Subject: FLAK: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-74626-0-1210312833" --MIME_BOUNDARY-74626-0-1210312833 Word of the Day: Flak (noun) Pronunciation: ['flæk] Definition: Antiaircraft artillery or fire; (colloquial) heavy criticism. Usage: John Spriggs of Roke Manor Research Institute in Romsey, Hampshire submitted today's word, writing that "The place in which I am writing this has been written of variously as a 'flak farm,' the 'flak shack.' and a 'flak home' by American airmen who were here at various times in the period from 1943 to 1945". In the US the word has been extended to "flak jacket", a slang expression for a bullet-proof vest as well as for heavy criticism. Suggested Usage: Hopefully, the last round of actual flak will occur in our lifetimes. Who knows what will happen to this word in the tranquil aftermath of that eventual moment. Expressions such as, "Oleander took a lot of flak for wearing mismatched socks to the news conference", may disappear altogether. In the meantime, we may continue to use expressions like, "My proposal to filter company e-mail for romantic dalliances among employees received a lot of flak when I mentioned it this morning", in informal conversations. It would not be used in formal written English even today. Etymology: Today's word is an acronym derived from the German word Fliegerabwehrkanone (Flieger+Abwehr+Kanone) "flier defense cannon". The British called flak "ack-ack" or "Archie" during most of World War II. "Ack" was then the British symbolic enunciation for "a" so "ack-ack" stood for a-a (anti-aircraft), just as "ack emma" stood for AM. In December 1942 "ack" was replaced by "able" as the symbolic enunciation of "a" in the military system of symbolic letter substitutes. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. 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Usage: John Spriggs of Roke Manor Research Institute in Romsey, Hampshire submitted today's word, writing that "The place in which I am writing this has been written of variously as a 'flak farm,' the 'flak shack.' and a 'flak home' by American airmen who were here at various times in the period from 1943 to 1945". In the US the word has been extended to "flak jacket", a slang expression for a bullet-proof vest as well as for heavy criticism. Suggested Usage: Hopefully, the last round of actual flak will occur in our lifetimes. Who knows what will happen to this word in the tranquil aftermath of that eventual moment. Expressions such as, "Oleander took a lot of flak for wearing mismatched socks to the news conference", may disappear altogether. In the meantime, we may continue to use expressions like, "My proposal to filter company e-mail for romantic dalliances among employees received a lot of flak when I mentioned it this morning", in informal conversations. It would not be used in formal written English even today. Etymology: Today's word is an acronym derived from the German word Fliegerabwehrkanone (Flieger+Abwehr+Kanone) "flier defense cannon". The British called flak "ack-ack" or "Archie" during most of World War II. "Ack" was then the British symbolic enunciation for "a" so "ack-ack" stood for a-a (anti-aircraft), just as "ack emma" stood for AM. In December 1942 "ack" was replaced by "able" as the symbolic enunciation of "a" in the military system of symbolic letter substitutes. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. 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Usage: In recent years, the word provocative has been assigned a meaning similar to that of "offensive". Provocative clothing, provocative movies, and provocative music have all bolstered the rather narrow view of this versatile word. Provocative actually means anything that provokes -- whether that thing is irritating, erotic, stimulating, or even intellectually challenging. Suggested Usage: Begin using the word provocative in the spirit of its intended meaning. Anything that provokes you to think, feel, or even become frustrated is provocative in its own right. Talk about the extremely provocative movie you watched about the life of a despondent prince -- throw in the misunderstood "titillating" for good measure as well. Friends and loved ones will sure be surprised when they realize you=92ve been talking about Kenneth Branagh's production of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The words they might use in response are sure to be provocative as well. Etymology: In the 15th century, the antiquated French word provocatif, a word borrowed from the Latin provocare (to challenge or call forward), began to be used in English as provocative. From the 1620s, it was specific of provoking sexual desire or temptation. Today, it means simply to cause a reaction -- although the general linguistic trend is that the reaction is undesirable. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1264743774.28398:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fpat.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-93814-0-1264748408 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/29/2010: More Debt: Senate Dems Approve Increase to $14.3 Trillion Job Claims Are Bogus Small Business Tax Credit Planned Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Provocative (adjective) Pronunciation: [pruh-'vok-uh-tiv] Definition: Intended to provoke, excite, or titillate. Usage: In recent years, the word provocative has been assigned a meaning similar to that of "offensive". Provocative clothing, provocative movies, and provocative music have all bolstered the rather narrow view of this versatile word. Provocative actually means anything that provokes -- whether that thing is irritating, erotic, stimulating, or even intellectually challenging. Suggested Usage: Begin using the word provocative in the spirit of its intended meaning. Anything that provokes you to think, feel, or even become frustrated is provocative in its own right. Talk about the extremely provocative movie you watched about the life of a despondent prince -- throw in the misunderstood "titillating" for good measure as well. Friends and loved ones will sure be surprised when they realize you’ve been talking about Kenneth Branagh's production of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The words they might use in response are sure to be provocative as well. Etymology: In the 15th century, the antiquated French word provocatif, a word borrowed from the Latin provocare (to challenge or call forward), began to be used in English as provocative. From the 1620s, it was specific of provoking sexual desire or temptation. Today, it means simply to cause a reaction -- although the general linguistic trend is that the reaction is undesirable. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-93814-0-1264748408-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 22 Mar 2008 07:38:14 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.20] (helo=s3020.mb00.net) id 1JcxMr-0007CQ-MB for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 22 Mar 2008 07:38:14 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=RXRT5M9LQRNmLxwzA6i6ZwIB1xnw4y37U2lTMokr6FYF1uhYIRQq+Cn8r1n+fVqVjNVJf/jupUUBFIIeU3FwpYhfrePWhGtxrNo7pJvDtCV9qLCObL9n3EuBir9Znl7P; by s3020.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA09959; Fri, 21 Mar 2008 23:06:12 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 23:38:13 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1206116381.21729 Subject: BLANDILOQUENT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-28058-0-1206165620" --MIME_BOUNDARY-28058-0-1206165620 Word Of the Day Today's Word: Blandiloquent (adjective) Pronunciation: [blæn-'di-lê-qwênt] Listen Definition: Smooth-talking, honey-tongued; flattering. Usage: Today's word is another tottering on the brink of extinction=97most dictionaries have already given up on it. The Oxford English Dictionary has retained the noun, "blandiloquence", and an adjectival cousin, "blandiloquous". We need to retain this word, however, if for no other reason than it sounds better than "smooth-talking." Suggested Usage: When today's word was last used, it, too, had acquired the pejorative sense of "smooth-talking", "Some blandiloquent used-car salesman convinced Millicent to buy a 1986 Chevy with 150,000 miles on it". However, since we must revive it, we might just as well revive it as a neutral term, "Bridget is so easily attracted to blandiloquent men that we don't let her go out with subscribers to yourDictionary's Word of the Day." Etymology: Today's is another case of lexical larceny by Mother English, this time of Latin blandiloquentia "smooth-talking", a compound composed of blandus "soft" + loquor "to talk", whose verbal noun is loquentia "talking, talk". Oddly enough, the PIE root underlying bland- is *mol- "soft" (cf. Italian molle "soft") in the usual three ablaut flavors, including *mel- and *ml-. The word-initial combination [ml] sometimes became [bl] in Latin and Greek, hence Latin "blandus" with a suffix "-nd". In Greek we find malakos "soft", in Serbian, mlad "young", and in Russian molodoy "young". English inherited this root through the Germanic languages as "melt" and "mild." -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. 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The Oxford English Dictionary has retained the noun, "blandiloquence", and an adjectival cousin, "blandiloquous". We need to retain this word, however, if for no other reason than it sounds better than "smooth-talking." Suggested Usage: When today's word was last used, it, too, had acquired the pejorative sense of "smooth-talking", "Some blandiloquent used-car salesman convinced Millicent to buy a 1986 Chevy with 150,000 miles on it". However, since we must revive it, we might just as well revive it as a neutral term, "Bridget is so easily attracted to blandiloquent men that we don't let her go out with subscribers to yourDictionary's Word of the Day." Etymology: Today's is another case of lexical larceny by Mother English, this time of Latin blandiloquentia "smooth-talking", a compound composed of blandus "soft" + loquor "to talk", whose verbal noun is loquentia "talking, talk". Oddly enough, the PIE root underlying bland- is *mol- "soft" (cf. Italian molle "soft") in the usual three ablaut flavors, including *mel- and *ml-. The word-initial combination [ml] sometimes became [bl] in Latin and Greek, hence Latin "blandus" with a suffix –nd. In Greek we find malakos "soft", in Serbian, mlad "young", and in Russian molodoy "young". English inherited this root through the Germanic languages as "melt" and "mild." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.5wuk.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28058-0-1206165620-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 07 May 2008 08:38:05 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.28] (helo=s3028.mb00.net) id 1JtdHw-0005af-Pj for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 07 May 2008 08:38:05 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Iyjxewx9HjPdftmvXLy95KgM8tKcQrA0hDG1jRMuuWETQOWLRkQhxZVincwGtszv+qePIic9TbRwIhgWipoJNJkvNpA8rBXXJ5Qs6it7IHo7mlxenFukcFIIjUz05xFA; by s3028.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA16808; Tue, 6 May 2008 23:01:05 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 6 May 2008 23:38:04 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1210136134.50574 Subject: GLITCH: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-64438-0-1210140006" --MIME_BOUNDARY-64438-0-1210140006 Word of the Day: Glitch (noun) Pronunciation: ['glich] Definition: An unexpected change; a minor technical problem or failure resulting in a short delay. Usage: The plural of today's word is "glitches". So far only one derivative from it has appeared, the adjective "glitchy". The difference between today's word and "bug" (a common clipping of bugaboo or bugbear "hobgoblin") is that "bug" refers to a fundamental defect in a hardware or software product requiring substantive repair work while a glitch is just a minor problem resulting in a short delay. A "hitch", as in "without a hitch", refers to a sudden halt or a snag that completely stops a process. Suggested Usage: The most common use of "glitch" is in the phrase "without a glitch" as in, "The wedding would have come off without a glitch, had Monique not said, 'I don't' instead of 'I do.'" This, of course, is a joke since such a mistake would hardly qualify as a minor technical problem. A more serious usage would be, "Actually, the only glitch in the wedding was the groom's arriving late." Etymology: From Yiddish glitsh "a slip, lapse" from glitshn "to slip" from Middle High German glitschen, alteration of gliten "to glide". In Modern German glitschen means "to slither" but gleiten retains its original meaning "glide, float, slip". Other related words include Old English glida "kite (the hovering bird)", glib, probably related to Lower German glibberisch "slippery". (This word could work in English for "glib gibberish", couldn't it?) Since what is slippery is also usually smooth and reflective, "glare", "glimmer", "glow"=97even "gold"=97might also be related. If so, the Polish monetary unit, the zloty, derived from their word for gold, "zloto", also shares the same ultimate source. "Glitch" itself first appeared in 1962 in the writing of the US astronaut John Glenn, who claims that the word originally referred to an unexpected change in an electrical current at NASA. 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The difference between today's word and "bug" (a common clipping of bugaboo or bugbear "hobgoblin") is that "bug" refers to a fundamental defect in a hardware or software product requiring substantive repair work while a glitch is just a minor problem resulting in a short delay. A "hitch", as in "without a hitch", refers to a sudden halt or a snag that completely stops a process. Suggested Usage: The most common use of "glitch" is in the phrase "without a glitch" as in, "The wedding would have come off without a glitch, had Monique not said, 'I don't' instead of 'I do.'" This, of course, is a joke since such a mistake would hardly qualify as a minor technical problem. A more serious usage would be, "Actually, the only glitch in the wedding was the groom's arriving late." Etymology: From Yiddish glitsh "a slip, lapse" from glitshn "to slip" from Middle High German glitschen, alteration of gliten "to glide". In Modern German glitschen means "to slither" but gleiten retains its original meaning "glide, float, slip". Other related words include Old English glida "kite (the hovering bird)", glib, probably related to Lower German glibberisch "slippery". (This word could work in English for "glib gibberish", couldn't it?) Since what is slippery is also usually smooth and reflective, "glare", "glimmer", "glow"—even "gold"—might also be related. If so, the Polish monetary unit, the zloty, derived from their word for gold, "zloto", also shares the same ultimate source. "Glitch" itself first appeared in 1962 in the writing of the US astronaut John Glenn, who claims that the word originally referred to an unexpected change in an electrical current at NASA. However, it soon spread to other types of anomalies and thence to any, usually minor, technical malfunction. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? 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Word of the Day: Terroirism (noun) Pronunciation: [ter-wah-'ri-zêm] Definition: No, we didn't misspell today's word. Terroirism is the conviction that the "taste of the soil" [go=FBt de terroir] plays the dominant role in determining the flavor and bouquet of a wine rather than the yeast and fermentation. Usage: A terroir [ter'wahr] is the microclimate of the vineyard=97the type of soil, the drainage, the inclination vis-à-vis the sun=97that influences the taste of the grape. Everyone agrees that the terroir influences the taste of at least some types of wine but the terroirist is convinced it is the dominant factor in determining the taste of wine in general. Suggested Usage: Admittedly, the range of application for today=92s word is a bit narrow unless you are involved in the esoteric discussions of the origins of the tastes in wine. The terroirist, of course, believes the soil holds the answer while the anti-terroirist holds it to be the yeast, fermentation, and casks. Etymology: Today's is a recently borrowed French word that devolved from Latin terra "dry land", from torrere "to dry or parch" related to "terrace" via French from terraceus "earthen". "Terra" is also in the word Mediterranean "middle of the dry land", where the Mediterranean was originally supposed to have been located. This Latin root is a descendent of PIE *ters "(to) dry, " which gave us "thirst" in English. It is unrelated to "terror", which comes from the PIE rool *ter-/tre- "to shake" underlying "tremble" and Russian tryasti "shake" found in zemletryasenie "earthquake." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? Zappos has it all -- and then some -- when it comes to shoes! 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Terroirism is the conviction that the "taste of the soil" [goût de terroir] plays the dominant role in determining the flavor and bouquet of a wine rather than the yeast and fermentation. Usage: A terroir [ter'wahr] is the microclimate of the vineyard—the type of soil, the drainage, the inclination vis-à-vis the sun—that influences the taste of the grape. Everyone agrees that the terroir influences the taste of at least some types of wine but the terroirist is convinced it is the dominant factor in determining the taste of wine in general. Suggested Usage: Admittedly, the range of application for today’s word is a bit narrow unless you are involved in the esoteric discussions of the origins of the tastes in wine. The terroirist, of course, believes the soil holds the answer while the anti-terroirist holds it to be the yeast, fermentation, and casks. Etymology: Today's is a recently borrowed French word that devolved from Latin terra "dry land", from torrere "to dry or parch" related to "terrace" via French from terraceus "earthen". "Terra" is also in the word Mediterranean "middle of the dry land", where the Mediterranean was originally supposed to have been located. This Latin root is a descendent of PIE *ters "(to) dry, " which gave us "thirst" in English. It is unrelated to "terror", which comes from the PIE rool *ter-/tre- "to shake" underlying "tremble" and Russian tryasti "shake" found in zemletryasenie "earthquake." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.15fz.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-900-0-1182578425-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:22:11 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.249] (helo=s3249.mb00.net) id 1JOzlh-0006ca-0y for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:22:09 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=L2V1/W5ufSIZTgGpgog4y8ASFZYiKiGg7sZKdMuxDc2+GCMPGx7+tPCuwlqHiEpihfXr2ZkhhfLi5DcJDrMpwt3iHqZv5dqf98pHAzz0Rws51JwU6hVWHImo0/mvV4J0; by s3249.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id JAA95070; Tue, 12 Feb 2008 09:15:24 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 10:22:11 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1202836308.16357 Subject: HAYWIRE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-8782-0-1202836315" --MIME_BOUNDARY-8782-0-1202836315 Word of the Day: Haywire (adjective) Pronunciation: ['hey-wIr] Definition: (Colloquial) Crazy, out of control. Usage: Today's word represents an unusual though not rare situation in which an adjective derived from the noun exhibits a wholly different sense and use than the noun. The noun still refers to wire used in baling hay (though hay is generally rolled and plastic-wrapped today) but the adjective means "crazy!" There is no adverb form nor verbal use available. Suggested Usage: Today's term is colloquial if not slang, which means its usage is restricted to casual conversation and circumscribed from formal writing. It is used mostly in the phrase "go haywire:" "My car has gone completely haywire. When I switch on the heater, the windshiled wipers flap". It is an adjective, however, with the usual sorts of adjectival applications, "My cat had a haywire moment this weekend and started chasing dogs." Etymology: Many think today's word is a story of semantics gone haywire. "Haywire" originated as a normal compound of the words "hay" and "wire" denoting the wire used to bale hay. However, in the days before duct tape (no, it wasn't originally used to tape ducks), clueless toolless people made the same repairs with haywire. As early as 1905 the term "haywire outfit" was used to refer to a poorly equipped work crew, taking on the adjectival meaning "makeshift" or "jury-rigged" (the original spelling of "jerry-rigged"). Then, in a totally unrelated development, it acquired the sense of "crazy, unpredictable" because of the unpredictable way it flies apart when, tightly stretched around a bale of hay, it is cut to open the bale. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Working from Home There are hundreds of companies looking for workers and who are willing to offer flexible hours=85 the trick is being creative and finding them! Job sites, such as FlexJobs, specializing in work at home opportunities are your best bet. Employers are seeing the benefits of flextime as well. By hiring part-timers or independent contactors and allowing them to work flexible hours, they=92re saving on overhead and equipment costs. Moreover, many businesses are offering full time employees the opportunity to work flexible hours because they find they=92re more productive when they can balance work and family. Find Flexible Jobs Today! >>>http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1202836308.16357:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.54f5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8782-0-1202836315 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by fill this in To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Haywire (adjective) Pronunciation: ['hey-wIr] Definition: (Colloquial) Crazy, out of control. Usage: Today's word represents an unusual though not rare situation in which an adjective derived from the noun exhibits a wholly different sense and use than the noun. The noun still refers to wire used in baling hay (though hay is generally rolled and plastic-wrapped today) but the adjective means "crazy!" There is no adverb form nor verbal use available. Suggested Usage: Today's term is colloquial if not slang, which means its usage is restricted to casual conversation and circumscribed from formal writing. It is used mostly in the phrase "go haywire:" "My car has gone completely haywire. When I switch on the heater, the windshiled wipers flap". It is an adjective, however, with the usual sorts of adjectival applications, "My cat had a haywire moment this weekend and started chasing dogs." Etymology: Many think today's word is a story of semantics gone haywire. "Haywire" originated as a normal compound of the words "hay" and "wire" denoting the wire used to bale hay. However, in the days before duct tape (no, it wasn't originally used to tape ducks), clueless toolless people made the same repairs with haywire. As early as 1905 the term "haywire outfit" was used to refer to a poorly equipped work crew, taking on the adjectival meaning "makeshift" or "jury-rigged" (the original spelling of "jerry-rigged"). Then, in a totally unrelated development, it acquired the sense of "crazy, unpredictable" because of the unpredictable way it flies apart when, tightly stretched around a bale of hay, it is cut to open the bale. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Working from Home Flextime allows you to schedule your work around your family life. If you have kids in school or you wish to have a certain amount of family time, flextime is ideal. You can work the hours in which your family is least “needy.” You can be available to send the kids off to school, meet them at the door when they come home and help with homework. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.54f5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8782-0-1202836315-- Received: from mailin06.aul.t-online.de (mailin06.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.45]) Thu, 04 Feb 2010 09:32:48 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin06.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Ncx8f-0qaBqS0; Thu, 4 Feb 2010 09:32:37 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=IPlV9XoWFjOwtwXkofD5DAKSRVHgi+5l3zkim76gIvrHZmPOuvRG1XmP6PDYkmVFsKJV2zw7/HSu94Si2kp8cPO9WdM0Wgnfsn1v1W0uEIB55ooKzRVLcQkz6hYTrfm2; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1471Ika057211; Wed, 3 Feb 2010 23:01:18 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 4 Feb 2010 00:32:37 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265258656.56930 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Prudent Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-23767-0-1265266804" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-04T08:32:48Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265272358-00006B87-6D585BEB/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: f61c2dac-c056-4cbe-acfa-988cd035e065 --MIME_BOUNDARY-23767-0-1265266804 News for 2/4/2010: * Congressional Salaries Bloated * Stimulus Jobs Data Clarified -- Or Not? * Union Likes Anti-Obesity Campaign Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.frh9.16.cy4a.2oq9 Word of the Day: Prudent (adjective) Pronunciation: ['prood-nt] Definition: Wise, sagacious, exercising sound judgment. Usage: Prudent is an adjective that primarily describes one's ability to make appropriate judgment (a prudent individual) or the judgment itself (a prudent decision). It carries with it not only the idea of wisdom, but one of careful thought and circumspection. More than simply the antonym of unwise, prudent might be described as the opposite of careless or negligent. Suggested Usage: Some of the most prudent characters throughout time are the most awesome. Legend says King Solomon, in one of the most prudent decisions in all of ancient history, decided to cut a baby in half in order to determine who the real mother actually was. Oddly enough, to threaten to cut a baby in half nowadays is one of the least prudent decisions a person could make. (How's that for the understatement of the year?) Etymology: Our modern English word prudent can be traced to an appropriation from 12th century France, where the word prudent, spelled exactly the same way, meant sagacious. It, in turn, was borrowed from the Latin prudentem, which means the same thing. Classically the word has been used in accordance with the literal Latin providere, "to foresee", but this usage is outmoded. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1265258656.56930:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.frh9.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-23767-0-1265266804 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/4/2010: Congressional Salaries Bloated Stimulus Jobs Data Clarified -- Or Not? Union Likes Anti-Obesity Campaign Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Prudent (adjective) Pronunciation: ['prood-nt] Definition: Wise, sagacious, exercising sound judgment. Usage: Prudent is an adjective that primarily describes one's ability to make appropriate judgment (a prudent individual) or the judgment itself (a prudent decision). It carries with it not only the idea of wisdom, but one of careful thought and circumspection. More than simply the antonym of unwise, prudent might be described as the opposite of careless or negligent. Suggested Usage: Some of the most prudent characters throughout time are the most awesome. Legend says King Solomon, in one of the most prudent decisions in all of ancient history, decided to cut a baby in half in order to determine who the real mother actually was. Oddly enough, to threaten to cut a baby in half nowadays is one of the least prudent decisions a person could make. (How's that for the understatement of the year?) Etymology: Our modern English word prudent can be traced to an appropriation from 12th century France, where the word prudent, spelled exactly the same way, meant sagacious. It, in turn, was borrowed from the Latin prudentem, which means the same thing. Classically the word has been used in accordance with the literal Latin providere, "to foresee", but this usage is outmoded. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-23767-0-1265266804-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 02 Mar 2008 10:07:44 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.159] (helo=s3159.mb00.net) id 1JVkAX-0003He-6T for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 02 Mar 2008 10:07:41 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=i82VeOk0+MyNsFMc7Bv0J3BpiqRnGtpiugjA1JgBQQ7O48N2pIwj79xrzVIrbBDbUR53Z6lXf4UPGk/whLFKDA5F4U2bmWXJcUY5Dk4PsFtGAosVnAgutcbiUb3AZgBv; by s3159.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA53401; Sun, 2 Mar 2008 00:34:48 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 2 Mar 2008 01:07:43 -0800 (PST) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1204446669.11795 Subject: GIST: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-17774-0-1204446676" --MIME_BOUNDARY-17774-0-1204446676 Word of the Day: Gist (noun) Pronunciation: ['jist] Definition 1: The real grounds for a case or argument; the substance of a matter, the essence of a matter. Usage 1: Watch out for the spelling of this one; it is pronounced the same as "just" in many dialects of English. It is another bachelor word with no derivational offspring=97no adjective or verb. It does not even have a plural. Definition 2: (Obsolete) A stopping place or lodging along an itinerary (for people or migratory birds); the right to pasture cattle in a certain location. Suggested Usage: The current meaning of "gist" is useful in separating the core of an event from the details, "I don't recall exactly what was said but the gist of the conversation was a promise never to divulge its contents". What is more intriguing, however, is the loss of the obsolete meaning (Definition 2). That sense deserves a prettier word than "stopover": "Our pond is a gist for a flock of Canada geese every spring". How about, "On our way to Hawaii we made a gist of San Francisco." Etymology: Anglo-French, gist "it lies (is prostrate, is located)" from Middle French, from gesir "to lie", especially gésir en "to consist in, depend on" used in the Anglo-French legal phrase (cest action) gist (en) "this action lies (in)". Gésir comes to us from Latin iacere "throw", found in a plethora of English words with -ject and -jac in them: "object, abject, inject, project, trajectory" and "adjacent, subjacent" but also various words on "jet": "jettison, jetsam, jetty". The original root apparently did not make it to the Germanic languages but it was widely used in Latin. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://www.flexjobs.com ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1204446669.11795:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5hz0.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17774-0-1204446676 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Gist (noun) Pronunciation: [thwart] Definition 1: The real grounds for a case or argument; the substance of a matter, the essence of a matter. Usage 1: Watch out for the spelling of this one; it is pronounced the same as "just" in many dialects of English. It is another bachelor word with no derivational offspring—no adjective or verb. It does not even have a plural. Definition 2: (Obsolete) A stopping place or lodging along an itinerary (for people or migratory birds); the right to pasture cattle in a certain location. Suggested Usage: The current meaning of "gist" is useful in separating the core of an event from the details, "I don't recall exactly what was said but the gist of the conversation was a promise never to divulge its contents". What is more intriguing, however, is the loss of the obsolete meaning (Definition 2). That sense deserves a prettier word than "stopover": "Our pond is a gist for a flock of Canada geese every spring". How about, "On our way to Hawaii we made a gist of San Francisco." Etymology: Anglo-French, gist "it lies (is prostrate, is located)" from Middle French, from gesir "to lie", especially gésir en "to consist in, depend on" used in the Anglo-French legal phrase (cest action) gist (en) "this action lies (in)". Gésir comes to us from Latin iacere "throw", found in a plethora of English words with -ject and -jac in them: "object, abject, inject, project, trajectory" and "adjacent, subjacent" but also various words on "jet": "jettison, jetsam, jetty". The original root apparently did not make it to the Germanic languages but it was widely used in Latin. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! 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Word of the Day: Temerity (noun) Pronunciation: [tê-'me-rê-ti] Definition: Recklessness, foolhardy disregard for danger. Usage: The adjective, "temerous", is now rarely used but still grammatically kosher. The verb, "temerate", is completely obsolete and probably beyond redemption. The sense of today's word, the noun, is diametrically opposed to "timidity" despite the similarity in sound, so apply it judiciously. Suggested Usage: Today's word does not just mean "daring" but "reckless if not dangerously daring: "Serena, the temerity to pump gas while smoking a cigarette does not impress me". The danger may lurk in any quarter, "Claude showed remarkable temerity in asking for a raise in the midst of a round of managerial lay-offs." Etymology: From Latin temeritas "rashness, temerity", from temere "blindly, recklessly". The underlying PIE root, *temes- "dark", also produced Latin tenebrae "darkness", Sanskrit tamas "darkness", Lithuanian tamsus "dark", and Russian t=EBmny "dark." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? They are all languages you can learn with Rosetta Stone Language Software! Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo! http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-10485342 ------------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1189037272.22884:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.29bg.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1603-0-1189058422 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! What do English, Swahili, Mandarin, and Spanish have in common? They are all languages you can learn with Rosetta Stone Language Software! Why not take a test drive and see for yourself - try their free online demo! Word of the Day: Temerity (noun) Pronunciation: [tê-'me-rê-ti] Definition: Recklessness, foolhardy disregard for danger. Usage: The adjective, "temerous", is now rarely used but still grammatically kosher. The verb, "temerate", is completely obsolete and probably beyond redemption. The sense of today's word, the noun, is diametrically opposed to "timidity" despite the similarity in sound, so apply it judiciously. Suggested Usage: Today's word does not just mean "daring" but "reckless if not dangerously daring: "Serena, the temerity to pump gas while smoking a cigarette does not impress me". The danger may lurk in any quarter, "Claude showed remarkable temerity in asking for a raise in the midst of a round of managerial lay-offs." Etymology: From Latin temeritas "rashness, temerity", from temere "blindly, recklessly". The underlying PIE root, *temes- "dark", also produced Latin tenebrae "darkness", Sanskrit tamas "darkness", Lithuanian tamsus "dark", and Russian tëmny "dark." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.29bg.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1603-0-1189058422-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 21 Jun 2007 08:40:49 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.246] (helo=s3246.mb00.net) id 1I1GLY-00073X-KV for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 21 Jun 2007 08:40:49 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=fsk4q0W6U3I+yj/cIL3GG1HBLvMxpAuzt1/D6q3ksI5IqVzo2QWaXxmUIhaDv2lN1og8Fqc13MDOaOqGpqmt8s2QCD6LrvLYP5YVZXfK+lP22LqM+xwAuWTsq5WgtsDn; by s3246.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA83241; Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:03:41 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:40:48 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1182383900.29285 Subject: PIEBALD: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-24696-0-1182405633" --MIME_BOUNDARY-24696-0-1182405633 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Piebald (adjective) Pronunciation: ['pI-bald] Definition: Since few people bake hairy pies (intentionally) any more, this word obviously does not mean what it seems to mean; it means having patches of different colors, particularly black and white spots. It is used most frequently in reference to animals, as in "piebald magpie"=97what does that make you think of? It is also used to refer to any motley mixture of mongrel qualities, as the English language, with words from almost every language on earth, is as piebald a language as ever there was. Usage: As you see from the definition, few words in English are more misleading than "piebald" ("magpie" being one that does). The qualitative noun is "piebaldness" and the adverb would be "piebaldly", were there a use for it. This adjective may itself be used as a noun to refer to a piebald horse or other animal as well as a verb meaning "acquiring patches of different colors." Suggested Usage: As a metaphor, today's word is used mainly in the sense of a patchwork, "We have such a piebald array of attitudes on our team, it is difficult to complete tasks on time". But don't forget "piebald" also works as a verb, "First my head balded in my 50's, now my skin is piebalding." Etymology: From "pie", a derivative of Latin pica "magpie" + "bald" from "balled" in the sense of having been made look like a ball. [If you are about to eat, stop reading here.] "Magpie" itself is the shorter form of "maggot-pie". (You were warned.) -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips served each day via email. Green gurus dish out clever tips ranging from pets to wine. 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Word of the Day: Piebald (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['pI-bald] Definition: Since few people bake hairy pies (intentionally) any more, this word obviously does not mean what it seems to mean; it means having patches of different colors, particularly black and white spots. It is used most frequently in reference to animals, as in "piebald magpie"—what does that make you think of? It is also used to refer to any motley mixture of mongrel qualities, as the English language, with words from almost every language on earth, is as piebald a language as ever there was. Usage: As you see from the definition, few words in English are more misleading than "piebald" ("magpie" being one that does). The qualitative noun is "piebaldness" and the adverb would be "piebaldly", were there a use for it. This adjective may itself be used as a noun to refer to a piebald horse or other animal as well as a verb meaning "acquiring patches of different colors." Suggested Usage: As a metaphor, today's word is used mainly in the sense of a patchwork, "We have such a piebald array of attitudes on our team, it is difficult to complete tasks on time". But don't forget "piebald" also works as a verb, "First my head balded in my 50's, now my skin is piebalding." Etymology: From "pie", a derivative of Latin pica "magpie" + "bald" from "balled" in the sense of having been made look like a ball. [If you are about to eat, stop reading here.] "Magpie" itself is the shorter form of "maggot-pie". 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Word of the Day: Niveous (Adj.) Pronunciation: ['niv-ee-ês] Definition: Resembling snow, snow-like. Usage: The noun is nivosity. Suggested Usage: Although snow is mostly out of season, if you happen to live near cottonwood trees, you can improvise: "With the cottonwood's shedding, it's beginning to look quite niveous outside". And keep it handy for when holidays come back around:"I bought my niece a glass sphere filled with water and a niveous flakes for a Christmas gift" (translation: snow globe). Etymology: From Latin niveus, from nix (nig-s), niv- "snow" which developed into French neige, Spanish nieve, and Italian neve. The underlying PIE from, believe it or not, is *sneigwh-, with several sounds that have worn off over the years. So the same PIE root gave us English "snow" and Slavic (Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian) sneg "snow." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Sorry for the funny formatting, but today's site is worth it... 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They also have fantastic word games like Word Mojo Gold, Sandscript, Word Web Deluxe, and tons of other creative games you won't find anywhere else. They also have a "Try" before you "Buy" option, with a free trial for 60 minutes or so of each game. After that, the game costs around $20. For endless hours of fun, it's well worth it! Word of the Day: Niveous (Adj.) Pronunciation: ['niv-ee-ês] Definition: Resembling snow, snow-like. Usage: The noun is nivosity. Suggested Usage: Although snow is mostly out of season, if you happen to live near cottonwood trees, you can improvise: "With the cottonwood's shedding, it's beginning to look quite niveous outside". And keep it handy for when holidays come back around: "I bought my niece a glass sphere filled with water and a niveous flakes for a Christmas gift" (translation: snow globe). Etymology: From Latin niveus, from nix (nig-s), niv- "snow" which developed into French neige, Spanish nieve, and Italian neve. 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So the same PIE root gave us English "snow" and Slavic (Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian) sneg "snow." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.12pn.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-27651-0-1182232809-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 25 Oct 2007 09:51:09 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.245] (helo=s3245.mb00.net) id 1IkwKV-00081H-4s for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 25 Oct 2007 08:36:31 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Lvawv3/mMaNo+5GtrWZ9A9oXVvWHkU9kJubxchIR99hNleJoXaOM5tjYk0PpFpzGlaFzKG2RtEMww6eHu1+B1UFGnrNEOqtIeeSvYcdMoQ00qGuGM1iyoYJ4Oju61L4B; by s3245.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA55996; Wed, 24 Oct 2007 23:02:53 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 23:36:31 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1193281753.10464 Subject: BOONDOCKS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-833-0-1193292013" --MIME_BOUNDARY-833-0-1193292013 Word of the Day: Boondocks (noun) Pronunciation: ['bun-dahks] Definition: A remote, wild, unexplored region; rural, isolated area. Usage: Today's word is a pluralis tantum noun (used exclusively in the plural) like "pliers" and "oats", e.g. living in the boondocks. "Boondockers" are tough shoes appropriate for trekking over rugged terrain, while "Dockers=AE", are suitable only for extremely civilized regions. Today's word is unrelated to "boondoggle", even though selling someone land in the boondocks might be just that. Suggested Usage: The first meaning of today's word is a synonym of 'the wilds,' "William Akit left five years ago to explore the boondocks of the Amazon and never returned". However, its most recent usage refers to a remote area far removed from the city, "You should move to the city; you will never find yourself a husband living out there in the boondocks." Etymology: Borrowed from Tagalog (the national language of the Philippines) bundok "mountain". American GIs returning from the Philippines at the end of World War II brought with them not only victory, but a new word referring to a wild, untamed, remote region. In the Philippines it was the mountains but in the US the word refers to any remote area away from the civilization. The doors of the English language, as we have said before, are as wide open to immigrant vocabulary as the English-speaking nations are open to immigration. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Hurry! Only 6 more days until Halloween! 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"Boondockers" are tough shoes appropriate for trekking over rugged terrain, while "Dockers®", are suitable only for extremely civilized regions. Today's word is unrelated to "boondoggle", even though selling someone land in the boondocks might be just that. Suggested Usage: The first meaning of today's word is a synonym of 'the wilds,' "William Akit left five years ago to explore the boondocks of the Amazon and never returned". However, its most recent usage refers to a remote area far removed from the city, "You should move to the city; you will never find yourself a husband living out there in the boondocks." Etymology: Borrowed from Tagalog (the national language of the Philippines) bundok "mountain". American GIs returning from the Philippines at the end of World War II brought with them not only victory, but a new word referring to a wild, untamed, remote region. In the Philippines it was the mountains but in the US the word refers to any remote area away from the civilization. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Fard (noun) Pronunciation: ['fahrd] Definition: Facial paint or rouge; any embellishment that conceals imperfection. Originally, the white coloring added to women's faces to conceal the tire-prints of time in the 18th and 19th centuries. Usage: Used as a verb, today's word can refer to covering blemishes of the face with makeup or hiding faults with anything decorative: "The university uses these faculty dinners to fard over embarrassing dissensions between departments." Suggested Usage: Should today's word be given a second chance now that makeup is making a comeback? Using it flatteringly might be difficult, "She is such a master at farding her face, you would never dream that her last birthday was her fiftieth". More likely it would be used in unflattering references, "No amount of farding can conceal the wicked tongue of hers". How long would we be able to resist, "That old fard-face uses enough make-up for six women". No, nothing good can come of this one. Let's let it lie. Etymology: The Oxford English Dictionary claims that the word is untraceable but the Century dictionary relates it to Old Germanic farawa, Middle German varwe, German Farbe "color". The latter relation is difficult to ignore. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Fashion and function combine perfectly in the Kenneth Cole Reaction "Shine Of Your Life" Wristlet Handbag. What's a wristlet, you ask? The ideal accessory for tossing in what you need (credit cards, money, phone, keys...) when you're running out the door. We can't say it any better than this happy customer: "Fabulous!! I have this bag... and get so many compliments on it. The size is great, the clasp works one handed, and there are two zippered pockets. Perfect clutch." 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I have this bag... and get so many compliments on it. The size is great, the clasp works one handed, and there are two zippered pockets. Perfect clutch." Buy it at Zappos.com today! Word of the Day: Fard (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fahrd] Definition: Facial paint or rouge; any embellishment that conceals imperfection. Originally, the white coloring added to women's faces to conceal the tire-prints of time in the 18th and 19th centuries. Usage: Used as a verb, today's word can refer to covering blemishes of the face with makeup or hiding faults with anything decorative: "The university uses these faculty dinners to fard over embarrassing dissensions between departments." Suggested Usage: Should today's word be given a second chance now that makeup is making a comeback? Using it flatteringly might be difficult, "She is such a master at farding her face, you would never dream that her last birthday was her fiftieth". More likely it would be used in unflattering references, "No amount of farding can conceal the wicked tongue of hers". How long would we be able to resist, "That old fard-face uses enough make-up for six women". No, nothing good can come of this one. Let's let it lie. Etymology: The Oxford English Dictionary claims that the word is untraceable but the Century dictionary relates it to Old Germanic farawa, Middle German varwe, German Farbe "color". The latter relation is difficult to ignore. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18me.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10624-0-1183096823-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 01 Dec 2007 08:37:44 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.56] (helo=s3056.mb00.net) id 1IyMuz-0000vk-PS for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 01 Dec 2007 08:37:43 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Dc/e1UIEUO0G8NGNWkztSO2uAP578EA4fY2dUuusscd6iAFcb6bWZ9DKifNSN9kyBkJIIFcDqY3AD7KTW+oDo0UGpLvECPGTMQ22ulzwctkfwXNehYJwYb2b7JzG8c7D; by s3056.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA17043; Fri, 30 Nov 2007 23:03:38 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 23:37:42 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1196483675.25526 Subject: PROLIFIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13762-0-1196492414" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13762-0-1196492414 Word of the Day: Prolific (adjective) Pronunciation: [prê-'li-fik] Definition: Producing in great abundance. Usage: "Proliferous" is a synonym that will gracefully replace "prolific" in most contexts. The verb from today's word is proliferate "to spread or increase greatly in number". Prolific species proliferate by a proliferous process known as proliferation. The noun from today's word is "prolificacy", though some writers prefer "prolificity" or even "prolificness." Suggested Usage: First, there is a rather direct sense of today's word, "Old Tom Follery has been very prolific; his12 children and 42 grandchildren bear far from mute testimony of the fact". But any kind of hyperproduction invites this word: "Isaac Asimov's 450 published books make him one of the most prolific writers in the English language." Etymology: From Medieval Latin prolificus "fruitful, fertile", based on proles "offspring, child" + "-ficus" "making, producing". The same "proles" underlies "proletariat", from the word for the lowest class of Roman society (proletaritus). In '1984' George Orwell shortened this word to refer to the workers or "proles" of his futuristic society. Latin "proles", in its turn, is derived from the prefix pro- + alere "to nourish". The same "alere" can also be found in "adolescent", the present participle of adolescere "to grow up" from ad "(up) to" + alescere "to grow", the inchoative (meaning "beginning") of "alere." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Are you a published author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Register now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Registration is free. 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Suggested Usage: First, there is a rather direct sense of today's word, "Old Tom Follery has been very prolific; his12 children and 42 grandchildren bear far from mute testimony of the fact". But any kind of hyperproduction invites this word: "Isaac Asimov's 450 published books make him one of the most prolific writers in the English language. Etymology: From Medieval Latin prolificus "fruitful, fertile", based on proles "offspring, child" + –ficus "making, producing". The same "proles" underlies "proletariat", from the word for the lowest class of Roman society (proletaritus). In '1984' George Orwell shortened this word to refer to the workers or "proles" of his futuristic society. Latin "proles", in its turn, is derived from the prefix pro- + alere "to nourish". The same "alere" can also be found in "adolescent", the present participle of adolescere "to grow up" from ad "(up) to" + alescere "to grow", the inchoative (meaning "beginning") of "alere." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Are you a Published Author? Don't let your book collect dust in a drawer never to be read by an appreciative audience. Publish on PublicBookshelf and start earning money now. Earn a 70% revenue payout from advertising on your book. Get your book read. PublicBookshelf has over 1 million visitors per year. This exposure drives advertising revenue and sales of your book. Promote your book. You can put links to stores like Amazon and other places your book is sold to stimulate sales of your book. Promote yourself as an author. You get an Author page where you can post your biography, thoughts and commentary on your books, etc. now and start your way to more readers and more earnings. Registration is free. Don't wait! 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Word of the Day: Oscitancy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['ah-si-tên-si] Definition: (1) Yawning or a yawn, hence (2) the drowsiness or dullness associated with yawning. Usage: Today's word is rare but unvexed. It is the noun from the adjective oscitant "drowsy, yawning." Suggested Usage: It might be a bit ostentatious to say that the audience responded with more oscitancy than applause, even if true, but you might defend yourself by saying, "No, no, my oscitancy comes more from lack of sleep than from lack of interest." Etymology: Latin oscitare "yawn" from os- "mouth" and citare "to move". The stem cit- is also found in "cite" and "excite". It comes from Proto-Indo-European *kei(d)/koi(d) which gave English hest "command, bidding" as in "behest" and, with the suffix -n, the Greek root kin- in kin-ein "to move" that underlies "cinema" and "kinetic". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Protect your eyes with Smith Sunglasses! 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It comes from Proto-Indo-European *kei(d)/koi(d) which gave English hest "command, bidding" as in "behest" and, with the suffix -n, the Greek root kin- in kin-ein "to move" that underlies "cinema" and "kinetic". —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18p5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19993-0-1183701616-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 26 Oct 2007 09:03:25 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.203] (helo=s3203.mb00.net) id 1IlJE4-0002V9-Md for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 26 Oct 2007 09:03:25 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=bGupW2Btzl8KVkR2jYOl32Ecr5Ok1AoxfRzB1ghnHQeubJ5LiJahLOqAuriATodleURdpY+caNjaN5FQo4/V2Do7oUtj1BfeyntGu78Ntx0g8jod0UQeah1sfgW10EDF; by s3203.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA70988; Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:03:06 -0700 (PDT) Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2007 00:03:24 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1193363262.7334 Subject: AMANUENSIS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-16417-0-1193378431" --MIME_BOUNDARY-16417-0-1193378431 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Amanuensis (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-mæn-yu-'en-sis] Definition: Someone employed to take dictation and/or make copies (originally to copy manuscripts). Usage: According to Abraham Tucker (The Light of Nature Pursued, vol. II), "Cæsar could dictate to three amanuenses together". Notice the plural is "amanuenses". Since the advent of dictaphones, typewriters, and word processors, today's word has fallen into disuse. But now the secretary is being replaced by research assistants and such, so we need a new, more imposing name for the position and the meaning of today's word expands very felicitously into the lacuna. I suppose we could back-derive a verb, "amanuense", if needed. Suggested Usage: Here is how the word would work in today's office, "Marvin is my indispensable amanuensis; he types, edits, and proof-reads everything I write". Now, despite the sound of its second syllable, it is a unisex noun, applicable to all genders: "Polly Graff is just the sort of trust-worthy amanuensis the office has needed for years". So long as word-processing is involved, today's word works. I think we should launch the rebirth of "amanuensis" immediately. Etymology: From the Latin phrase a manu "a secretary" (short for servus a manu "hand servant") + -ensis "pertaining to". Manus "hand" also underlies "manacle", "maneuver", manuscript (hand-written), "manage" (to handle), "manual" (handbook), "manufacture" (make by hand in ancient Rome), "manure" (Middle English manuren "cultivate land" from Anglo-Norman main-ouverer "hand-work =3D work by hand"=97think about it, and too many others to mention. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. 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Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Amanuensis (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-mæn-yu-'en-sis] Definition: Someone employed to take dictation and/or make copies (originally to copy manuscripts). Usage: According to Abraham Tucker (The Light of Nature Pursued, vol. II), "Cæsar could dictate to three amanuenses together". Notice the plural is "amanuenses". Since the advent of dictaphones, typewriters, and word processors, today's word has fallen into disuse. But now the secretary is being replaced by research assistants and such, so we need a new, more imposing name for the position and the meaning of today's word expands very felicitously into the lacuna (unless we wish to unleash "acomputerensis" which we do not recommend). I suppose we could back-derive a verb, "amanuense", if needed. Suggested Usage: Here is how the word would work in today's office, "Marvin is my indispensable amanuensis; he types, edits, and proof-reads everything I write". Now, despite the sound of its second syllable, it is a unisex noun, applicable to all genders: "Polly Graff is just the sort of trust-worthy amanuensis the office has needed for years". So long as word-processing is involved, today's word works. I think we should launch the rebirth of "amanuensis" immediately. Etymology: From the Latin phrase a manu "a secretary" (short for servus a manu "hand servant") + -ensis "pertaining to". Manus "hand" also underlies "manacle", "maneuver", manuscript (hand-written), "manage" (to handle), "manual" (handbook), "manufacture" (make by hand in ancient Rome), "manure" (Middle English manuren "cultivate land" from Anglo-Norman main-ouverer "hand-work =3D work by hand"—think about it, and too many others to mention. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.34k8.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-16417-0-1193378431-- Received: from mailin08.aul.t-online.de (mailin08.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.46]) Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:54:44 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin08.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Nj7aC-0wnRMe0; Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:54:32 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=glrci25sIdGHjIGbjq5TPRfCcmkWxcZbfxI0KgnOmTUgcYZWgTBePv0zf8nn+4pG2VObiDTmTJORL2djHEiKw72uHN+0O0QFaW1v7hnX+MI2NDE+pmC/XOyyBtKp4EoH; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1L71Dt7037424; Sat, 20 Feb 2010 23:01:13 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 21 Feb 2010 00:54:32 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266721177.39635 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day Ineluctable Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-93694-0-1266735617" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-21T08:54:44Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266742473-00001A59-B4450D9B/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: da087f49-2b94-4b95-a5ee-d9f3da8eada2 --MIME_BOUNDARY-93694-0-1266735617 News 2/21/2010: * Wasteful Government: Gov Jobs Pay 45% More than Private Sector * Obama Wants More Social Security Taxes * $1.5 Billion of TARP for Foreclosures Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fxw9.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Ineluctable (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-i-'luhk-tuh-buh l] Definition: Inescapable, inevitable, or certain. Usage: Inevitable or irresistible, ineluctable is a word that means =93not to be escaped,=94 even by fierce struggling. It is often used in terms of one=92s inexorable end, his or her =93ineluctable fate.=94 The sense of finality in the word ineluctable traces its roots back to the original Latin; in English, its first few uses are related to the ineluctability of the will of God, suggesting impossibility itself (not merely the perception thereof). Suggested Usage: Ineluctable occurs when your fate is already a foregone conclusion. You jump out of a plane=97even with a parachute, you=92re gonna hit the ground at some point. It is hard to find a use of the word that connotes an inevitably happy and satisfactory conclusion. Every use of ineluctable we can find is death-row dismal. Ineluctable, huh? More like, =93outta-lucktable.=94 Etymology: Our mid-1600s use of the French inéluctable, a term that originally suggested a situation out of which no one can struggle, owes to our ability to draw words from the nearest point of reference. The French got the term from the Latin ineluctabilis, inevitable, from the word luctari, meaning =93to struggle.=94 In English, the first usage in print appears in 1623, and the word gained popularity from that point. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266721177.39635:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fxw9.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-93694-0-1266735617 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/21/2010: Wasteful Government: Gov Jobs Pay 45% More than Private Sector Obama Wants More Social Security Taxes $1.5 Billion of TARP for Foreclosures Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Ineluctable (adjective) Pronunciation: [in-i-'luhk-tuh-buh l] Definition: Inescapable, inevitable, or certain. Usage: Inevitable or irresistible, ineluctable is a word that means “not to be escaped,” even by fierce struggling. It is often used in terms of one’s inexorable end, his or her “ineluctable fate.” The sense of finality in the word ineluctable traces its roots back to the original Latin; in English, its first few uses are related to the ineluctability of the will of God, suggesting impossibility itself (not merely the perception thereof). Suggested Usage: Ineluctable occurs when your fate is already a foregone conclusion. You jump out of a plane—even with a parachute, you’re gonna hit the ground at some point. It is hard to find a use of the word that connotes an inevitably happy and satisfactory conclusion. Every use of ineluctable we can find is death-row dismal. Ineluctable, huh? More like, “outta-lucktable.” Etymology: Our mid-1600s use of the French inéluctable, a term that originally suggested a situation out of which no one can struggle, owes to our ability to draw words from the nearest point of reference. The French got the term from the Latin ineluctabilis, inevitable, from the word luctari, meaning “to struggle.” In English, the first usage in print appears in 1623, and the word gained popularity from that point. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-93694-0-1266735617-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 23 Dec 2007 21:01:57 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.123] (helo=s3123.mb00.net) id 1J6X1I-0001m3-AP for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 23 Dec 2007 21:01:56 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=mB6RWuGBi45ByjoIY8C/9faW0Bodskx9dLhZO7EljNc57v/ha7g1BN+LSkqnVJ7/1Qv/xk+10YEoUFS8T7yOx/21jQ5N1tteOnUOfGqS4VOE5kZKqkbsM6UC/4IxU3Ag; by s3123.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id KAA41538; Sun, 23 Dec 2007 10:59:52 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 23 Dec 2007 12:01:56 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198436204.2885 Subject: NIVEOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3000-0-1198436211" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3000-0-1198436211 Word of the Day: Niveous (adjective) Pronunciation: ['niv-ee-ês] Definition: Resembling snow, snow-like. Usage: The noun is nivosity. Suggested Usage: For those of you with a musical ear, try bringing niveous into your caroling this winter: "It's beginning to look quite niveous outside (tra la tra la)". Also, "I bought my niece a glass sphere filled with water and a niveous flakes for a Christmas gift" (translation: snow globe). If the substance on your windshield no longer is snow but originated as such, try: "The wipers couldn't clear the nivosity quickly enough, so we pulled over until the blizzard died down." Etymology: From Latin niveus, from nix (nig-s), niv- "snow" which developed into French neige, Spanish nieve, and Italian neve. The underlying PIE from, believe it or not, is *sneigwh-, with several sounds that have worn off over the years. So the same PIE root gave us English "snow" and Slavic (Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian) sneg "snow." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day Niveous (adjective) Pronunciation: ['niv-ee-ês] Definition: Resembling snow, snow-like. Usage: The noun is nivosity. Suggested Usage: or those of you with a musical ear, try bringing niveous into your caroling this winter: "It's beginning to look quite niveous outside (tra la tra la)". Also, "I bought my niece a glass sphere filled with water and a niveous flakes for a Christmas gift" (translation: snow globe). If the substance on your windshield no longer is snow but originated as such, try: "The wipers couldn't clear the nivosity quickly enough, so we pulled over until the blizzard died down." Etymology: From Latin niveus, from nix (nig-s), niv- "snow" which developed into French neige, Spanish nieve, and Italian neve. The underlying PIE from, believe it or not, is *sneigwh-, with several sounds that have worn off over the years. So the same PIE root gave us English "snow" and Slavic (Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian) sneg "snow." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. Order now and you can take advantage of these introductory prices, which are each 50% off the regular subscription price. Your subscription also includes exclusive access to the Times Archive going back to 1851 — and TimesReader, a digital edition of the paper that reads like the real thing. The top news from around the world, together with informed analysis and investigative features that delve deeply into major trends, issues and stories. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.47ld.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3000-0-1198436211-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 21 Dec 2007 08:38:48 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.161] (helo=s3161.mb00.net) id 1J5cSu-0000vZ-Ta for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 21 Dec 2007 08:38:47 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=rip1aFx7ajhjOe3Kf97c1eWrQUCT1z+WFIzubud4sFY3oZ38XKEU5ilkLqq/ePpjeLhXa/KaolfdwJD5FdV/MpZoxKQj6AMyEZWsPutsfUGb2HG5YSVrsaOmXTv3fMx+; by s3161.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA57998; Thu, 20 Dec 2007 23:04:03 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 23:38:41 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1198021873.10290 Subject: BIVOUAC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-17904-0-1198220410" --MIME_BOUNDARY-17904-0-1198220410 Word of the Day: Bivouac (noun) Pronunciation: ['bi-vu-wæk] Definition: (Military) A temporary encampment in the open, usually overnight, or a temporary shelter or settlement. Usage: This noun slips easily into verbal forms: "The boys bivouacked on the porch with their fishing gear until departure time in the morning." The only trick to remember is to add the [k] before the plural or participial ending: "bivouacking." Suggested Usage: This word seldom ventures far from military vernacular but civilian applications have been sighted, "The boys made a bivouac out of branches to protect them from the spring shower that caught them unawares in the woods". Household uses present themselves from time to time, too: "Muffy bivouacked her dolls on the dining room table while she put her clothes in the washer but her sister absconded with them before she returned." Etymology: Today's word is another of our own Germanic words laundered through French. It originated in a Swiss German as Beiwacht "by-watch, supplementary night watch" from bei- "by, beside" + Wacht "watch, vigil". It referred to an additional patrol of citizens added to the regular guard for special nighttime commotions. The French borrowed it during the 30 Years' War and developed the new meaning under which it was imported back into Germanic languages. Wacht comes from the original root *weg/wog also underlying English "wake" and Old English "wicca", which is "witch" today. In Latin it turned up as vegere "to be alive" whence English "vigor" and "vegetable", which originally meant "growing, full of life", as in Andrew Marvell's famous "vegetable love" in his poem "To His Coy Mistress." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Undo Years of Damage from Burgers=85 Booze=85 and Rx Drugs! 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Suggested Usage: This word seldom ventures far from military vernacular but civilian applications have been sighted, "The boys made a bivouac out of branches to protect them from the spring shower that caught them unawares in the woods". Household uses present themselves from time to time, too: "Muffy bivouacked her dolls on the dining room table while she put her clothes in the washer but her sister absconded with them before she returned." Etymology: Today's word is another of our own Germanic words laundered through French. It originated in a Swiss German as Beiwacht "by-watch, supplementary night watch" from bei- "by, beside" + Wacht "watch, vigil". It referred to an additional patrol of citizens added to the regular guard for special nighttime commotions. The French borrowed it during the 30 Years' War and developed the new meaning under which it was imported back into Germanic languages. Wacht comes from the original root *weg/wog also underlying English "wake" and Old English "wicca", which is "witch" today. In Latin it turned up as vegere "to be alive" whence English "vigor" and "vegetable", which originally meant "growing, full of life", as in Andrew Marvell's famous "vegetable love" in his poem "To His Coy Mistress."–Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Undo Years of Damage from Burgers… Booze… and Rx Drugs! Your Overworked Liver SUPER CLEAN LIVER You may need this amazing 20-cent nutrient if you suffer from: Energy drain High blood pressure Joint pain Digestive problems High cholesterol levels Muscle soreness Sleep problems Chronic fatigue Fuzzy thinking and “senior” moments Bone loss Blurry vision Weight gain And much more! Click here now! for your free report on how to help repair your overworked liver today! YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.44ef.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17904-0-1198220410-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 17 Mar 2008 09:22:20 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.203] (helo=s3203.mb00.net) id 1JbAbs-000855-51 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 17 Mar 2008 09:22:20 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=V0L+GQthIpYLfSoiWe6IVcxMO8dueZqPxwDY8U/1Y1yJQQca3tm6LD9sPJ2yzoZmCRNBHlczVGsGQe6IlJ8MNBLsrLnh38e0nS61ObYlHpzjgKH5OLE9pBBsdsuoqrU6; by s3203.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA44747; Mon, 17 Mar 2008 00:04:53 -0700 (PDT) Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2008 01:22:20 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1205732692.11498 Subject: LITIGIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11117-0-1205737211" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11117-0-1205737211 Word of the Day: Litigious (adjective) Pronunciation: [li-'ti-jês] Definition: (1) Related to litigation, law suits; (2) given to filing law suits, inclined to sue with little provocation. Usage: Today's word comes with an adverb, "litigiously", and its own noun, "litigiousness". It is, of course, related to "litigation" and the verb which spawned it, litigate "to sue, file a law suit, undertake legal proceedings". Someone engaged in legal proceedings is a litigant while the lawyers that represent them are litigators. Suggested Usage: 1 million lawyers=9770% of the lawyers in the world=97practice in the US, a nation with only 5% of the earth's population, at a cost of about $300 billion a year. "When Tad washed his pet poodle and put him in his microwave oven to dry, the poor puppy exploded. Now they think Tad is litigious for suing the oven manufacturer for not warning him not to dry pets in the oven". (This is an urban myth that actually circulated in the US for years. It is credible only in a highly litigious nation.) Etymology: Today's word is undisguised Latin litigiosus "disputatious", the adjective of litigium "dispute", the noun from litigare "to quarrel". "Litigare" is a compound of lit- "lawsuit" + ager "to act, force, drive". This root of this verb is found in English "agent" and "act", where the [g] has become [k] because of the following [t]. Of course, "squat" comes from the same source via Old French esquatir "to crush, squeeze out", combining es- "out" (Latin ex-) + quatir "to flatten". "Quatir" comes from "coactus", the past participle of Latin coager "to compress" which, in its turn, comes from co "together" + ager "to act, force, drive." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.5szp.14.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.5szp.15.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1205732692.11498:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.5szp.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11117-0-1205737211 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Litigious (adjective) Pronunciation: [li-'ti-jês] Definition: (1) Related to litigation, law suits; (2) given to filing law suits, inclined to sue with little provocation. Usage: Today's word comes with an adverb, "litigiously", and its own noun, "litigiousness". It is, of course, related to "litigation" and the verb which spawned it, litigate "to sue, file a law suit, undertake legal proceedings". Someone engaged in legal proceedings is a litigant while the lawyers that represent them are litigators. Suggested Usage: One million lawyers—70% of the lawyers in the world—practice in the US, a nation with only 5% of the earth's population, at a cost of about $300 billion a year. "When Tad washed his pet poodle and put him in his microwave oven to dry, the poor puppy exploded. Now they think Tad is litigious for suing the oven manufacturer for not warning him not to dry pets in the oven". (This is an urban myth that actually circulated in the US for years. It is credible only in a highly litigious nation.) Etymology: Today's word is undisguised Latin litigiosus "disputatious", the adjective of litigium "dispute", the noun from litigare "to quarrel". "Litigare" is a compound of lit- "lawsuit" + ager "to act, force, drive". This root of this verb is found in English "agent" and "act", where the [g] has become [k] because of the following [t]. Of course, "squat" comes from the same source via Old French esquatir "to crush, squeeze out", combining es- "out" (Latin ex-) + quatir "to flatten". "Quatir" comes from "coactus", the past participle of Latin coager "to compress" which, in its turn, comes from co "together" + ager "to act, force, drive." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. 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Usage: "Segue" escaped the bounds of the musical world and crept into academic jargon in the 1980's and since then has spread well beyond the ivy-covered halls. It is all too often used as a synonym of "transition", which it is not, but rather a shift from one theme or thought to another without an intervening transition. Suggested Usage: "The jazz quintet segued directly from a moody blues rendition of 'It's Been a Long Time' to an upbeat arrangement of 'Smoke Gets in your Eyes.'" Today's word may used to point out a missing necessary transition, "From a critique of Kant's categorical imperative Ramsey segued into a story about his last trout-fishing trip, leaving most of us behind and a bit befuddled." Etymology: Today's word was lifted directly from Italian segue "there follows", 3rd person singular seguire "to follow" from Vulgar Latin *sequere "to follow". The Latin word is based on PIE *sekw- which underlies dozens of Latinate English words, including "sect", "sequel", "execute", "sequence", "sue", and "society" (from Latin socius "companion", originally "follower"). "Second" derives from *sekw+ondo from Latin secundus "following, next." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day Segue (verb) Pronunciation: ['seg-wey] Definition: To proceed without pause from one musical piece to another; to make a transition without interruption. Usage: "Segue" escaped the bounds of the musical world and crept into academic jargon in the 1980's and since then has spread well beyond the ivy-covered halls. It is all too often used as a synonym of "transition", which it is not, but rather a shift from one theme or thought to another without an intervening transition. Suggested Usage: "The jazz quintet segued directly from a moody blues rendition of 'It's Been a Long Time' to an upbeat arrangement of 'Smoke Gets in your Eyes.'" Today's word may used to point out a missing necessary transition, "From a critique of Kant's categorical imperative Ramsey segued into a story about his last trout-fishing trip, leaving most of us behind and a bit befuddled." Etymology: Today's word was lifted directly from Italian segue "there follows", 3rd person singular seguire "to follow" from Vulgar Latin *sequere "to follow". The Latin word is based on PIE *sekw- which underlies dozens of Latinate English words, including "sect", "sequel", "execute", "sequence", "sue", and "society" (from Latin socius "companion", originally "follower"). "Second" derives from *sekw+ondo from Latin secundus "following, next." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com LoveToKnow.com Announces: 7 New Information Packed Channels Jobs & Careers Whether you are looking for a part time job, are a stay at home mom, or want to make a career change, LoveToKnow Jobs & Careers can help you with your career planning. Dance Everything you'd love to know about belly dancing, ballet positions, or the history of modern dance and more from LoveToKnow Dance. 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All Rights Reserved. pmguid:4c.6tg2.xyg ---------------- --MIME_BOUNDARY-3184-0-1191009619-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 27 Mar 2008 07:30:50 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.74] (helo=s3074.mb00.net) id 1JeldR-0007Wz-Nz for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 27 Mar 2008 07:30:50 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=kPDPqmWI+wyNEfXwE88HVudDFF3oOmeupwcQkNPBfClz109PZWEIRYBZ+rQ4D2MQjN4+igumcsNz5AjsACMTTLOCFVnnY3G3kfmp8TeLHh/+aZqNbXNbMHI/i75F2gge; by s3074.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA68624; Wed, 26 Mar 2008 23:06:09 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 23:30:49 -0700 (PDT) Reply-To: YourDictionary List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1206565049.9434 Subject: HISTRIONIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-20456-0-1206597616" --MIME_BOUNDARY-20456-0-1206597616 Word Of the Day Today's Word: Histrionic (adjective) Pronunciation: [his-tree-'ahn-ik] Listen Definition: Exaggerated or melodramatic in behavior or speech, extremely theatrical. Usage: Today's word is generally used disparagingly to describe outrageous, overreactive behavior. However, in psychology it refers to a disorder which causes an individual to exhibit a dramatic, self-centered, and emotionally unstable personality for the purpose of attracting attention. The Adverb is "histrionically" and the noun, "histrionics." Suggested Usage: Today's word is one to describe an overly dramatic reaction to a minor event, "Virginia Beach broke a fingernail yesterday but from her histrionic reaction you would have thought she had broken her arm". Even in its normal sense, "histrionic" implies an overreaction aimed at attracting attention, "Every time Wesley fails to get his way, he flies into a histrionic diatribe about how he is undervalued by those around him." Etymology: This word is Latin histrionicus "theatrical" from histrio, histrion- "actor", barely touched up for service in English. It may seem improbable that this word is unrelated to "history", but apparently this is so. Our best guess is that Latin borrowed it from Etruscan, a now dead sister language. "History" originates with Greek histor "wise man" via historia "record of inquiries, research". (Did you know that "story" but a variation of "history?" Apparently, the distinction between the two has not been clear, historically.) -Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors! In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. 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Suggested Usage: Today's word is one to describe an overly dramatic reaction to a minor event, "Virginia Beach broke a fingernail yesterday but from her histrionic reaction you would have thought she had broken her arm". Even in its normal sense, "histrionic" implies an overreaction aimed at attracting attention, "Every time Wesley fails to get his way, he flies into a histrionic diatribe about how he is undervalued by those around him." Etymology: This word is Latin histrionicus "theatrical" from histrio, histrion- "actor", barely touched up for service in English. It may seem improbable that this word is unrelated to "history", but apparently this is so. Our best guess is that Latin borrowed it from Etruscan, a now dead sister language. "History" originates with Greek histor "wise man" via historia "record of inquiries, research". (Did you know that "story" but a variation of "history?" Apparently, the distinction between the two has not been clear, historically.) –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Discover the Benefits of Hiring Independent Contractors In addition to saving money, hiring an independent contract allows greater flexibility. Instead of requiring full time employees to multi-task, you can hire contractors for each specific task. This keeps your employees focused on their own tasks and cuts down on training time and costs. Remember, contractors are experts in their field. They know the job and they already have the tools and contacts to get the job done. Find Talented Employees Today! The benefits for the employer are the kind that give, and just keep giving: Productivity from their employees can increase dramatically. Gain back the hours previously lost when employees had to squeeze in personal errands and appointments with long lunches, leaving work early, sick days, and personal phone calls and emails while at the office. 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Usage: The adjective is "abulic", also used to refer to a person suffering from this dysfunction. Suggested Usage: Medically speaking, abulia usually results from damage to the right (occasionally the left) parietal lobe of the brain. However, some smokers seem abulic when it comes to kicking the habit. Chocolate triggers abulia in weaklings like me. In fact, many foods are suspected of triggering this frailty; ice cream is at the top of the list. Sports leave many men abulic; shopping, many women. Currently, no antidote is available. Etymology: From Greek aboulia "indecision" comprising a- "without" + boule "will". "Boule" comes from PIE *gwel-/gwol-/gwl "throw, pierce". It turns up in Greek as ballein "to throw" and ballizein "to dance" whence "ball" (the dance), "ballad", and "ballet". The same original root ended up in "quell" from Old English cwellan "to kill, destroy", not to mention "kill", itself. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Word of the Day Abulia (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bu-li-yê] Definition: A loss of volition or the ability to make decisions. Usage: The adjective is "abulic", also used to refer to a person suffering from this dysfunction. Suggested Usage: Medically speaking, abulia usually results from damage to the right (occasionally the left) parietal lobe of the brain. However, some smokers seem abulic when it comes to kicking the habit. Chocolate triggers abulia in weaklings like me. In fact, many foods are suspected of triggering this frailty; ice cream is at the top of the list. Sports leave many men abulic; shopping, many women. Currently, no antidote is available. Etymology: From Greek aboulia "indecision" comprising a- "without" + boule "will". "Boule" comes from PIE *gwel-/gwol-/gwl "throw, pierce". It turns up in Greek as ballein "to throw" and ballizein "to dance" whence "ball" (the dance), "ballad", and "ballet". 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.477d.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11752-0-1198344918-- Thu, 17 Dec 2009 09:49:48 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin12.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NLC3L-2EU35E0; Thu, 17 Dec 2009 09:49:43 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=IN6JKHnM8ABL3R4RV8IuKFkcAe60X65CXhUdgHeGVkJ/yHP+QmH9RHaRUnQfRl4ig9ULBdFsXfB3UAIDiKRJdwcDR3I5fJnXms1vOw/VGGwK4QXUQ+u12l1a48WywDaO; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBH71Qka080705; Wed, 16 Dec 2009 23:01:26 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2009 00:49:42 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1260585180.1991 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Extenuating Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-70371-0-1261033211" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-17T08:49:48Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261039783-000048C0-0B390A15/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 923b6e96-ae9e-462e-b288-f50c2ecd72b6 --MIME_BOUNDARY-70371-0-1261033211 Word of the Day: Extenuating (adjective) Pronunciation: [ik-'sten-yoo-yet-ing] Definition: Diminishing, providing an excuse. Usage: It's the preferred verbiage of lawyers and students who forgot their homework=97the extenuating circumstance. That which is extenuating turns a flagrant offense into an unavoidable catastrophe, and the offender into a victim of destiny. Extenuating suggests that there's nothing you could have said or done to prevent the present undesirable outcome. Extenuating transforms and relieves even the most careless, forgetful soul. Suggested Usage: Extenuating is used to qualify an occurrence with an excuse. When it is used, it is always in an attempt to lessen the seriousness of the occurrence and, usually, the severity of punishment. In just about any context, the extenuating circumstance is a great mitigating factor. In archaic usage, it means to weaken or make thin, in direct relation with the word's Latin root. Etymology: Extenuatus, from which we derive extenuating, is the past participle of the Latin verb meaning to loosen or weaken (extenuare). The prefix ex (out, as in, extricate), is added to tenuare, to make thin, from the Latin for thin (tenuis). LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1260585180.1991:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.f8sw.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-70371-0-1261033211 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Extenuating (adjective) Pronunciation: [ik-'sten-yoo-yet-ing] Definition: Diminishing, providing an excuse. Usage: It's the preferred verbiage of lawyers and students who forgot their homework—the extenuating circumstance. That which is extenuating turns a flagrant offense into an unavoidable catastrophe, and the offender into a victim of destiny. Extenuating suggests that there's nothing you could have said or done to prevent the present undesirable outcome. Extenuating transforms and relieves even the most careless, forgetful soul. Suggested Usage: Extenuating is used to qualify an occurrence with an excuse. When it is used, it is always in an attempt to lessen the seriousness of the occurrence and, usually, the severity of punishment. In just about any context, the extenuating circumstance is a great mitigating factor. In archaic usage, it means to weaken or make thin, in direct relation with the word's Latin root. Etymology: Extenuatus, from which we derive extenuating, is the past participle of the Latin verb meaning to loosen or weaken (extenuare). The prefix ex (out, as in, extricate), is added to tenuare, to make thin, from the Latin for thin (tenuis). –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word--> Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-70371-0-1261033211-- Received: from mailin09.aul.t-online.de (mailin09.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.46]) Sun, 27 Dec 2009 10:00:34 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin09.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NOozJ-0lXGBk0; Sun, 27 Dec 2009 10:00:33 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=H0ZqfS8OB2pIBd2iTI/WlQOEttt7eEEfnIcNye3KQe4b7vATbhXyaMkkyEW5z3bEidhIuFcblKkW7U91b6INTns5j3UAwVdaTfV5zTky2PNU56x9TFQnrA+ZnHJTussT; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id nBR71eIC061541; Sat, 26 Dec 2009 23:01:40 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 27 Dec 2009 01:00:33 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1261378628.22015 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Sagacity Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-23948-0-1261897224" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2009-12-27T09:00:34Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1261904433-00004410-E543FDE2/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: ad4f85f0-36bf-4e51-9be3-bb092de43970 --MIME_BOUNDARY-23948-0-1261897224 Word of the Day: Sagacity (noun) Pronunciation: [suh-'gas-i-tee] Definition: Sound judgment, cleverness, keen insight. Usage: Sagacity is the rare quality found in individuals who, like you, are far more wise and pithy than the rest of your population. Don't be afraid to shower your friends with compliments using this word: "Your sagacity helped me pass that exam", or "I wouldn't have ever gotten out of that holding cell were it not for your sagacity!" Abuse and misuse the word by pointing out that, although your friend used to be thin, his stomach is displaying a bit of sagacity these days. When he begins to weep, use your sagacity to make it better. Suggested Usage: The judgment and acuteness of mind meant by sagacity have been supplanted in recent years in favor of quick wittedness. Its original meaning, which still holds value today, connotes a keenness of perception, the ability to make good decisions. Archaic usage of sagacity related to the senses, as in sagacity of smell. Etymology: Our sagacity comes from the Latin word sagacitas for sagaciousness, probably vis-à-vis the French sagacité. In its original Latin, the root sagire (to perceive with the senses or intellect) is the same word from which we get the modern "sage", a wise person. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1261378628.22015:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fc72.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-23948-0-1261897224 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Sagacity (noun) Pronunciation: [suh-'gas-i-tee] Definition: Sound judgment, cleverness, keen insight. Usage: Sagacity is the rare quality found in individuals who, like you, are far more wise and pithy than the rest of your population. Don't be afraid to shower your friends with compliments using this word: "Your sagacity helped me pass that exam", or "I wouldn't have ever gotten out of that holding cell were it not for your sagacity!" Abuse and misuse the word by pointing out that, although your friend used to be thin, his stomach is displaying a bit of sagacity these days. When he begins to weep, use your sagacity to make it better. Suggested Usage: The judgment and acuteness of mind meant by sagacity have been supplanted in recent years in favor of quick wittedness. Its original meaning, which still holds value today, connotes a keenness of perception, the ability to make good decisions. Archaic usage of sagacity related to the senses, as in sagacity of smell. Etymology: Our sagacity comes from the Latin word sagacitas for sagaciousness, probably vis-à-vis the French sagacité. 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Usage: It is quite interesting that this word has popped up on the Web, the greatest source of reading material the world has ever known. Irony will never cease. Were there such a phobia, those subject to it would be abibliophobes, who would be abibliophobic. They would comport themselves abibliophobically, whatever that might mean. Suggested Usage: Words on "-phobia" originally referred to psychotic conditions but now we have extracted a word, "phobia", from the suffix and add it wherever we please: "Wylie is such an abibliophobe that he never leaves the house without several magazines under his arm". In a world where this word could refer to a psychotic state, we could say, "What better refuge from abibliophobia than the library?" Etymology: Today's was probably a nonce word created for amusement more than linguistic use. However, it is constructed better than most nonce words and has survived and is flourishing in Cyberia. Greek a "not" + bibli-(on) "book" + o, a connector + phob(os) "fear" + ia, a nominal suffix. "Biblion" referred to a small book or scroll or section of a larger work, a biblos. The plural of "biblion" is "biblia", whence "Bible" from the Late Latin biblia sacra "sacred writings." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! The holidays are just around the corner, but the savings have already arrived. Check out these FREE offers from Vistaprint. >>> http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/gateway.aspx?S=3D2009370695 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1195675012.4070:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3mmh.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1421-0-1196060407 Word of the Day brought to you exclusively by GigglePrint.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day Abibliophobia (noun) Pronunciation: [ê-bi-bli-ê-'fo-bee-yê] Definition: The morbid fear of running out of reading material. Usage: It is quite interesting that this word has popped up on the Web, the greatest source of reading material the world has ever known. Irony will never cease. Were there such a phobia, those subject to it would be abibliophobes, who would be abibliophobic. They would comport themselves abibliophobically, whatever that might mean. Suggested Usage: Words on –phobia originally referred to psychotic conditions but now we have extracted a word, "phobia", from the suffix and add it wherever we please: "Wylie is such an abibliophobe that he never leaves the house without several magazines under his arm". In a world where this word could refer to a psychotic state, we could say, "What better refuge from abibliophobia than the library?" Etymology: Today's was probably a nonce word created for amusement more than linguistic use. However, it is constructed better than most nonce words and has survived and is flourishing in Cyberia. Greek a "not" + bibli-(on) "book" + o, a connector + phob(os) "fear" + ia, a nominal suffix. "Biblion" referred to a small book or scroll or section of a larger work, a biblos. The plural of "biblion" is "biblia", whence "Bible" from the Late Latin biblia sacra "sacred writings." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3mmh.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1421-0-1196060407-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 15 Dec 2007 08:28:49 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.19] (helo=s3019.mb00.net) id 1J3RS3-00039e-FU for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 15 Dec 2007 08:28:47 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=rri5NCpO7J6v4Gjx077/9CI3Fgd6oar8kYRB0BcrNw2kunuOvT9+0TeHyr4odQT0BrmBr9qb0eKLcPBhyC4MgYNVZ8ckadgjmy2unUW+fI3DLURxIqvjm7+4DOzjBgmO; by s3019.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA22223; Fri, 14 Dec 2007 23:14:10 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2007 23:28:48 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1197702662.21999 Subject: GERRYMANDER: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-23688-0-1197702670" --MIME_BOUNDARY-23688-0-1197702670 Word of the Day: Gerrymander (verb) Pronunciation: ['je-ri-mæn-dêr] Listen Definition: To divide a political territory into districts such that each contains a large concentration of voters for the current majority party and a small concentration of voters for the minority party. Usage: Today's word is used as a verb and a noun with two senses, "a gerrymandered district" and "an elected official from a gerrymandered district". The word is receiving much attention in several states today as legislatures begin the redistricting prompted by the new population distributions reported by the latest census. The redistricting plans of the Republican dominated Pennsylvania legislature were struck down this week by a federal court for ostensible gerrymandering. They will not be the last. Suggested Usage: The meaning of today's word is so narrow, it is difficult to find an application outside the political arena: "Most of the voting districts in the US have been gerrymandered to some extent by now". However, if we put our minds to it, I am sure we can come up with metaphorical extensions like, "Look, Jason, let's keep alert during the restructuring of the company and see if we can't gerrymander more personnel and funds into our department." Etymology: In 1812, the US painter, Gilbert Stuart, noticed on a map in a newspaper office, a voting district that had been created by the Democratically dominated Massachusetts assembly during the governorship of Elbridge Gerry ['geri, not 'jeri]. The district had been carved in a most peculiar manner in order to assure that the results of any election in that district would favor the Democrats. Someone in the office watched him and called it a "gerrymander" ['ge-ri-mæn-dêr]. Within a year the noun was being used as the verb it is today. Stuart was the leading portrait artist of his day. He painted the best known portraits of the first six US presidents, including Washington, Jefferson, and Adams. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. 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Word of the Day Gerrymander (verb) Pronunciation: ['je-ri-mæn-dêr] Definition: To divide a political territory into districts such that each contains a large concentration of voters for the current majority party and a small concentration of voters for the minority party. Usage: Today's word is used as a verb and a noun with two senses, "a gerrymandered district" and "an elected official from a gerrymandered district". The word is receiving much attention in several states today as legislatures begin the redistricting prompted by the new population distributions reported by the latest census. The redistricting plans of the Republican dominated Pennsylvania legislature were struck down this week by a federal court for ostensible gerrymandering. They will not be the last. Suggested Usage: The meaning of today's word is so narrow, it is difficult to find an application outside the political arena: "Most of the voting districts in the US have been gerrymandered to some extent by now". However, if we put our minds to it, I am sure we can come up with metaphorical extensions like, "Look, Jason, let's keep alert during the restructuring of the company and see if we can't gerrymander more personnel and funds into our department." Etymology: In 1812, the US painter, Gilbert Stuart, noticed on a map in a newspaper office, a voting district that had been created by the Democratically dominated Massachusetts assembly during the governorship of Elbridge Gerry ['geri, not 'jeri]. The district had been carved in a most peculiar manner in order to assure that the results of any election in that district would favor the Democrats. Someone in the office watched him and called it a "gerrymander" ['ge-ri-mæn-dêr]. Within a year the noun was being used as the verb it is today. Stuart was the leading portrait artist of his day. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Gulag (noun) Pronunciation: ['gu-lahg] Definition: One of the prison camps spread across the Soviet Union from Vladimir, Russia eastward used ostensibly to reeducate criminals, most of whom were political prisoners until the rise of Khrushchev. A particularly harsh prison. Usage: Popularized in Alexander Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago" (1973), a historical documentation of many of the prisoners in these camps. After the death of Stalin, Khrushchev released most surviving political prisoners but the Soviet Union continued to use psychiatric wards and internal exile to punish citizens who simply wished to express a contrary opinion of the government. Suggested Usage: This is a word that does not invoke pleasant connotations, "I don't work with a company; I work at a gulag where you lose all your rights the moment you step through the door". The assumption is that a gulag is worse than the worst prison: "I think Cyril would make a better gulag commandant than customer relations manager." Etymology: Russian acronym from Glavnoe Upravlenie (ispravitel'no-trudovykh) LAGerei "chief administration of (corrective-labor) camps". For more insight into these camps, read Solzhenitsyn's "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich". -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! At LowerMyBills.com, consumers are matched with up to five lenders to receive competitive quotes. 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Word of the Day: Gulag (noun) Pronunciation: ['gu-lahg] Definition: One of the prison camps spread across the Soviet Union from Vladimir, Russia eastward used ostensibly to reeducate criminals, most of whom were political prisoners until the rise of Khrushchev. A particularly harsh prison. Usage: Popularized in Alexander Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago" (1973), a historical documentation of many of the prisoners in these camps. After the death of Stalin, Khrushchev released most surviving political prisoners but the Soviet Union continued to use psychiatric wards and internal exile to punish citizens who simply wished to express a contrary opinion of the government. Suggested Usage: This is a word that does not invoke pleasant connotations, "I don't work with a company; I work at a gulag where you lose all your rights the moment you step through the door". 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Usage: The noun is "prescience" ['pre-shêns]. "May had the prescience to take her umbrella to work despite the sunny skies this morning." Suggested Usage: Let us hope we all have the prescience to designate a driver before we go partying. But this is a word that comes in handy anywhere thinking ahead is appropriate: "Lou's wealth resulted from prescient investments before retirement". At home try this: "I'm not prescient and you didn't call; how could I know you would bring all your friends home for lunch?" Etymology: From Latin praescins, participle of praescire "to know ahead": prae- "before" + scire "to know" (whence "science"). Scire and scindere "split" derive from the PIE stem *skei- "cut, split". Old Irish scian "knife" and English sheath, and Greek skhizein "to split" whence "schism" and "schizo-" probably all share the same origin. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. 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But this is a word that comes in handy anywhere thinking ahead is appropriate: "Lou's wealth resulted from prescient investments before retirement". At home try this: "I'm not prescient and you didn't call; how could I know you would bring all your friends home for lunch?" Etymology: From Latin praescins, participle of praescire "to know ahead": prae- "before" + scire "to know" (whence "science"). Scire and scindere "split" derive from the PIE stem *skei- "cut, split". Old Irish scian "knife" and English sheath, and Greek skhizein "to split" whence "schism" and "schizo-" probably all share the same origin. –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Instant, useful, trustworthy information you need. Whether you are a merchant or a consumer, LoveToKnow Credit Cards has the information you need for everything related to credit cards, debit cards and money management. 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WORD of the DAY: Jeremiad (noun) Pronunciation: [je-rê-'mI-æd] Definition: An extended lamentation; a long, drawn-out complaining tirade, often accompanied by a prophecy or insinuation of imminent doom. Usage: One could write a jeremiad about this word itself, a poor lexical orphan without siblings or off-spring and whose parents lie far away in the Middle East (see Etymology). However, the etymology will prove its lineage heavenly and no cause for lament. Suggested Usage: Today's Biblical word works even in a commoner's home: "Every time I ask you to clean the garage all I hear is a jeremiad on how much easier your sister's lot is than yours!" However, the word tends to be more at home in conversations on loftier topics: "I grow a bit weary of the jeremiads against progress and modernity that pervade contemporary European and American literature." Etymology: From Jeremiah + -ad (as in "Iliad") in reference to the Lamentations of Jeremiah in the Old Testament. 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Word of the Day: Jeremiad (noun) Pronunciation: [je-rê-'mI-æd] Definition: An extended lamentation; a long, drawn-out complaining tirade, often accompanied by a prophecy or insinuation of imminent doom. Usage: One could write a jeremiad about this word itself, a poor lexical orphan without siblings or off-spring and whose parents lie far away in the Middle East. However, the etymology will prove its lineage heavenly and no cause for lament. Suggested Usage: Today's Biblical word works even in a commoner's home: "Every time I ask you to clean the garage all I hear is a jeremiad on how much easier your sister's lot is than yours!" However, the word tends to be more at home in conversations on loftier topics: "I grow a bit weary of the jeremiads against progress and modernity that pervade contemporary European and American literature." Etymology: From Jeremiah + -ad (as in "Iliad") in reference to the Lamentations of Jeremiah in the Old Testament. Jeremiah comes from Late Latin "Ieremias", borrowed from Hebrew yirmêyahû "Yahweh has established", based on yirm "he has established" + yah(u), a shortening of "Yahweh". "Yirm" is an old preterit of ramâ "to establish, cast" based on the root *rmy. Yahweh "God, The Lord" is based on the root *hwy, which meant "to be or become", perhaps originally meaning "he who brings into being". Shortenings of "Yahweh" occur in many Hebrew names: Matthew is from mattayyah from *mattan-yah "gift of Yahweh;" Elijah is from Hebrew oelîyahû "my God (is) Yahweh;" John, Jean, Johann, Giovanni, and Ivan are all from yôhanan "Yahweh has been gracious", Joshua is from yehôshûa' "Yahweh (is) salvation" (*shûa' =3D "salvantion"), and "Jesus", Hebrew yeshûa', is a shortening of yehôshûa' "Joshua." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2suc.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2029-0-1191736816-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 08 Dec 2007 19:02:27 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.18] (helo=s3018.mb00.net) id 1J1407-00021P-Qe for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 08 Dec 2007 19:02:08 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=gA6HvGG0V5AdyS433Du6vlrR3PT3BfD0beMxbkV+rrk1xeElSJk1wNfpqJefKIIiLsvtM3poMLN9nt93BEA3W1aAxYuck+amaLbk+5SjMitX8lJEWC/xTrNas2gvHaiA; by s3018.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id JAA17562; Sat, 8 Dec 2007 09:28:02 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 8 Dec 2007 10:02:08 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1197134702.21969 Subject: CONSANGUINEOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-25136-0-1197134709" --MIME_BOUNDARY-25136-0-1197134709 Word of the Day: Consanguineous (adjective) Pronunciation: [kên-sæng-'gwi-ni-ês] Definition: Related by blood or descended from a common ancestor; very closely related. Usage: A less lingually demanding variant of today's word is "consanguine", which has the added benefit of serving as a noun meaning a consanguineous relative, "No consanguine of Lila Mae ever got past the fifth grade". The qualitative noun for both forms is "consanguinity" [kên-sæng-'gwi-ni-tee]. The adverb is "consanguineously." Suggested Usage: Does tiny "kin" zoom by so fast when you speak that people often fail to catch it? Here is a more specific alternative guaranteed to provide more time for processing while capturing everyone's attention: "My relationship to Nell is purely by marriage but Marigold is a consanguineous cousin". Remember, this word may be used metaphorically to refer to any two closely related facts, "Related? I think the empty chocolate box and the chocolaty smudges on your dainty fingertips are consanguineous!" Etymology: From Latin Latin consanguine-us "of the same blood" comprising con- "with, together" + sangui-s, sanguin- "blood". 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Word of the Day Consanguineous (adjective) Pronunciation:[kên-sæng-'gwi-ni-ês] Definition: Related by blood or descended from a common ancestor; very closely related. Usage: A less lingually demanding variant of today's word is "consanguine", which has the added benefit of serving as a noun meaning a consanguineous relative, "No consanguine of Lila Mae ever got past the fifth grade". The qualitative noun for both forms is "consanguinity" [kên-sæng-'gwi-ni-tee]. The adverb is "consanguineously." Suggested Usage: Does tiny "kin" zoom by so fast when you speak that people often fail to catch it? Here is a more specific alternative guaranteed to provide more time for processing while capturing everyone's attention: "My relationship to Nell is purely by marriage but Marigold is a consanguineous cousin". Remember, this word may be used metaphorically to refer to any two closely related facts, "Related? I think the empty chocolate box and the chocolaty smudges on your dainty fingertips are consanguineous!" Etymology: From Latin Latin consanguine-us "of the same blood" comprising con- "with, together" + sangui-s, sanguin- "blood". Not much is known about the origins of "sanguis" and we have written about "con" in connection with "synallagmatic." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com FREE REPORT Nature’s New Pennies-a-Day Solution for Blood Sugar Problems, Sugar Cravings and Sugar Spikes! 15 years of blood sugar problems, gone! “Once I started using [this discovery], it started lowering my blood sugar… after 15 years of problems.” —Ramona W. Missouri 25-point drop in two months! “My fasting blood sugar went from 108 to 83 within two months of regular use of [this breakthrough]. I was extremely pleased and my doctor was amazed.” —Natalie S. Valencia, CA Very pleased with lower blood sugar! “I’ve been on [this solution] for over three weeks, and my blood sugar has dropped to 75-175. 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Minerva, OH CLICK HERE to read it FREE, on-line, right NOW YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3xn2.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-25136-0-1197134709-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 18 Jul 2007 09:06:54 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.41] (helo=s3041.mb00.net) id 1IB3cU-0005d9-Ir for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 18 Jul 2007 09:06:54 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=TDhMSDoz1JMu0FGPdXBLmNnLJ+UTBfOiWrzWuEJ/mPoIeol/qoxbFXjnkuNJHhkMOn5wFXPbiw1XA1EZaZq5202daAiI255Do7kDxeHCQjifUcSDepWn1DjvTXxy4ucq; by s3041.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA87066; Tue, 17 Jul 2007 23:03:46 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:06:46 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1184715151.8499 Subject: GERMANE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-25164-0-1184738424" --MIME_BOUNDARY-25164-0-1184738424 WORD OF THE DAY: Germane (adjective) Pronunciation: [jêr-'meyn] Definition: Closely related, relevant, pertinent, apposite. Usage: Today's word is related to English german "having the same parents or grand-parents", as in "brother-german", "sister-german", "cousin-german". A sister-german is the contrary of a step-sister. The current meaning of the word with the final [e] is but a short hop from the meaning of "most closely related by kinship." Suggested Usage: Today's word refers to a stronger relation than does "pertinent" or "relevant". Raising pigs for their skin might be pertinent to a discussion of US football since footballs are made from pigskin but hardly germane. Quarterbacks, field goals, and end runs are, however, quite germane to any discussion of football. So, would a discussion of the word "German" be germane here? Apparently, not. The English name for the Germans apparently comes from an accidentally similar Latin word, perhaps itself borrowed from Celtic. Etymology: Ultimately from Latin germanus "own, fully related", based on germen "offshoot". The root here, germ-, underwent an interesting change frequently seen in language called "dissimilation". It was originally the same *gen- that gave us "generate", "genus" from Latin and "kin", "kind" and German "Kind" from Old Germanic. But when the suffix "-men" was added to the root to make *gen-men-, the [n] and the [m] didn't get along because both are nasals, i.e. pronounced through the nose. (Hold your nose and pronounce them; you should get [d] and [b], as you do when your nose is stopped up from a cold.) Anyway, the [m] forced the [n] to become a dissimilar [r] to remain next to it, hence *ger-men from *gen-men. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! >>> http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.1i7y.11.1100.xyg ---------------- http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.1i7y.12.188.xyg http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1184715151.8499:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1i7y.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-25164-0-1184738424 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Wondering how to fit work into your life, instead of the other way around? Check out FlexJobs, a new website that specializes in telecommuting, flexible hour, and part-time jobs. And its free during its beta phase (now)! Word of the Day: Germane (Adjective) Pronunciation: [jêr-'meyn] Definition: Closely related, relevant, pertinent, apposite. Usage: Today's word is related to English german "having the same parents or grand-parents", as in "brother-german", "sister-german", "cousin-german". A sister-german is the contrary of a step-sister. The current meaning of the word with the final [e] is but a short hop from the meaning of "most closely related by kinship." Suggested Usage: Today's word refers to a stronger relation than does "pertinent" or "relevant". Raising pigs for their skin might be pertinent to a discussion of US football since footballs are made from pigskin but hardly germane. Quarterbacks, field goals, and end runs are, however, quite germane to any discussion of football. So, would a discussion of the word "German" be germane here? Apparently, not. The English name for the Germans apparently comes from an accidentally similar Latin word, perhaps itself borrowed from Celtic. Etymology: Ultimately from Latin germanus "own, fully related", based on germen "offshoot". The root here, germ-, underwent an interesting change frequently seen in language called "dissimilation". It was originally the same *gen- that gave us "generate", "genus" from Latin and "kin", "kind" and German "Kind" from Old Germanic. But when the suffix –men was added to the root to make *gen-men-, the [n] and the [m] didn't get along because both are nasals, i.e. pronounced through the nose. (Hold your nose and pronounce them; you should get [d] and [b], as you do when your nose is stopped up from a cold.) Anyway, the [m] forced the [n] to become a dissimilar [r] to remain next to it, hence *ger-men from *gen-men. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1i7y.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-25164-0-1184738424-- Received: from mailin00.aul.t-online.de (mailin00.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.42]) Thu, 18 Feb 2010 10:04:54 +0100 Received: from s4014.ms00.net ([216.39.116.14]) by mailin00.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Ni2JO-1hv80O0; Thu, 18 Feb 2010 10:04:42 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=oB1Gpv4eLhbF+7YDxBnsOnj8Jcjc10B6OtFOyaLbUCzuQz2xYs0ywO3bCXBWZKYt3QfvSAonrxk/3rzBjtCOw2Ge+4HoyqBUgBTAgBCt6Rv1fIjEZxF0LTViUWbyRz3W; by s4014.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1I71RkC039794; Wed, 17 Feb 2010 23:01:27 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 01:04:42 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266470391.75584 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Zeitgeist Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-55851-0-1266476411" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-18T09:04:54Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266483882-00002471-576106C3/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: cb94a792-1397-44a0-b771-7a0d763a9159 --MIME_BOUNDARY-55851-0-1266476411 News for 2/18/2010: * Federal 6-Figure Salaries Grow, While 7.3 Million Non-Fed Jobs Are Lost * Video - Peterson-Pew: Experts Say to Move Now to Stabilize the Debt by 2018 * January's Deficit Is $430 Billion Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fwty.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Zeitgeist (noun) Pronunciation: ['tsahyt-gahyst] Definition: The spirit of the time, trend of an era. Usage: Any trend or thought pattern of a time may correctly be referred to as a zeitgeist, a noteworthy characteristic of an age. The zeitgeist of the Victorian era, for instance, is widely seen as being prudish and increasingly industrial. In this case, of course, the assumed Victorian zeitgeist is simplistic and perhaps even unfair considering the wide array of complicated views that formed the Victorian Era; however, a zeitgeist is often contingent more upon the perception of a time period than the fact of the matter. Suggested Usage: Zeitgeist sounds like a scary word, and when you really look at it, it is. Zeitgeist, literally (and poorly) translated means time-ghost, lending the word to a number of tricks and pranks. For starters, hide in a dark closet and jump out screaming "zeitgeist!" Around Halloween, use washable chalk and write "zeitgeist" in scary letters on a friend=92s car. After each joke, you can explain what the term means, and that the spirit of the time is clearly foolish fear. Etymology: While the word took some time to gain widespread acceptance in the United States (it didn=92t appear in English dictionaries until some time after it was first introduced into the language), zeitgeist has become a very popular term, particularly in academia. Its first attested use, in 1848, was simply a reiteration of the German word=97zeit (or time) and geist (spirit or ghost). LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266470391.75584:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fwty.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-55851-0-1266476411 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/18/2010: Federal 6-Figure Salaries Grow, While 7.3 Million Non-Fed Jobs Are Lost Video - Peterson-Pew: Experts Say to Move Now to Stabilize the Debt by 2018 January's Deficit Is $430 Billion Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Zeitgeist (noun) Pronunciation: ['tsahyt-gahyst] Definition: The spirit of the time, trend of an era. Usage: Any trend or thought pattern of a time may correctly be referred to as a zeitgeist, a noteworthy characteristic of an age. The zeitgeist of the Victorian era, for instance, is widely seen as being prudish and increasingly industrial. In this case, of course, the assumed Victorian zeitgeist is simplistic and perhaps even unfair considering the wide array of complicated views that formed the Victorian Era; however, a zeitgeist is often contingent more upon the perception of a time period than the fact of the matter. Suggested Usage: Zeitgeist sounds like a scary word, and when you really look at it, it is. Zeitgeist, literally (and poorly) translated means time-ghost, lending the word to a number of tricks and pranks. For starters, hide in a dark closet and jump out screaming "zeitgeist!" Around Halloween, use washable chalk and write "zeitgeist" in scary letters on a friend’s car. After each joke, you can explain what the term means, and that the spirit of the time is clearly foolish fear. Etymology: While the word took some time to gain widespread acceptance in the United States (it didn’t appear in English dictionaries until some time after it was first introduced into the language), zeitgeist has become a very popular term, particularly in academia. Its first attested use, in 1848, was simply a reiteration of the German word—zeit (or time) and geist (spirit or ghost). –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-55851-0-1266476411-- Received: from mailin03.aul.t-online.de (mailin03.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.43]) Fri, 05 Feb 2010 10:02:02 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin03.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NdK4Y-0naZpg0; Fri, 5 Feb 2010 10:01:54 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=VMyzYkJL8hrMduCBTBBvfxcv2KKtJ7upX57mw1QKdNLFtCQtbak/E85UK64B6i8NMAaWYw3/v6mI6XnHssRNf74hDzTXWqRna5VldORuAkRgJI70hljn+gJUnJmPcEHt; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1571L7N072215; Thu, 4 Feb 2010 23:01:21 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 5 Feb 2010 01:01:54 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1265335739.88539 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Cachinnation Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-85412-0-1265353206" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-05T09:02:02Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1265360515-000048AF-DCF7AB4A/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 403c9529-5799-48dd-b2a4-51082538bc0e --MIME_BOUNDARY-85412-0-1265353206 News for 2/5/2010: * Obama=92s Budget Comes with Staggering Tax Increases * Video: It Is Illegal to Give Returned TARP Funds to Banks * Video: US Treasury Admits TARP Funds Have Made the Problems Worse Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.frv4.15.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Cachinnation (noun) Pronunciation: [kak-uh-`ney-shuhn] Definition: Convulsive, hysterical, or immoderate laughter. Usage: A cachinnation may best be described as =93crazy=94 laughter, the kind that makes a person seem just slightly off-kilter. Indeed, the word is described in early dictionaries as being indicative of hysteria or mania. Many medical dictionaries list cachinnations as being =93without apparent cause,=94 suggesting that the compulsive qualities observed when the word was first defined in English have not died out completely. A cachinnation, of course, need not indicate the presence of mental illness, as the word may now be used to mean any immoderate amount of laughter. Suggested Usage: Cachinnations are perhaps best exemplified by the Joker in The Dark Knight. His laughter is unsettling at best, and it demonstrates that he might not be =93all there=94 upstairs. Instead of merely using the word cachinnation, try out some cachinnations of your own when you=92re at the mall with friends. When they begin walking away slowly, shout after them: =93Are you scared? Are you scared of my cachinnations?!=94 Everyone in the store will be impressed by your vocabulary. Etymology: Like many words in the English language, cachinnation is from the Latin cachinnationem, which is an action noun of the word cachinnare, to laugh aloud. The word is onomatopoetic, meaning the sound of the word was meant to imitate the sound of the action=97similarly to the way a =93cackle=94 imitates the laugh of a witch. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1265335739.88539:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.frv4.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-85412-0-1265353206 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/5/2010: Obama’s Budget Comes with Staggering Tax Increases Video: It Is Illegal to Give Returned TARP Funds to Banks Video: US Treasury Admits TARP Funds Have Made the Problems Worse Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Cachinnation (noun) Pronunciation: [kak-uh-`ney-shuhn] Definition: Convulsive, hysterical, or immoderate laughter. Usage: A cachinnation may best be described as “crazy” laughter, the kind that makes a person seem just slightly off-kilter. Indeed, the word is described in early dictionaries as being indicative of hysteria or mania. Many medical dictionaries list cachinnations as being “without apparent cause,” suggesting that the compulsive qualities observed when the word was first defined in English have not died out completely. A cachinnation, of course, need not indicate the presence of mental illness, as the word may now be used to mean any immoderate amount of laughter. Suggested Usage: Cachinnations are perhaps best exemplified by the Joker in The Dark Knight. His laughter is unsettling at best, and it demonstrates that he might not be “all there” upstairs. Instead of merely using the word cachinnation, try out some cachinnations of your own when you’re at the mall with friends. When they begin walking away slowly, shout after them: “Are you scared? Are you scared of my cachinnations?!” Everyone in the store will be impressed by your vocabulary. Etymology: Like many words in the English language, cachinnation is from the Latin cachinnationem, which is an action noun of the word cachinnare, to laugh aloud. The word is onomatopoetic, meaning the sound of the word was meant to imitate the sound of the action—similarly to the way a “cackle” imitates the laugh of a witch. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word--> Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-85412-0-1265353206-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 03 Aug 2007 22:09:27 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.88] (helo=s3088.mb00.net) id 1IGqg3-0003ru-1t for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 03 Aug 2007 08:30:23 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=tZppDBE3r/Lt8DAFJf5DFbqyz301IL/NyV9ZvZnKEqaaDXaI4rdInpbieBL7lvafzhOWUojAyrq6TobWpEUExkeZEM/kV/P50Q6xWT3UdNaFxYdY9OGsEAf148NBoOdt; by s3088.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA30578; Thu, 2 Aug 2007 23:02:46 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2007 23:30:23 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186106989.12535 Subject: CHTHONIC: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-9166-0-1186120820" --MIME_BOUNDARY-9166-0-1186120820 Word of the Day: Chthonic (adjective) Pronunciation: ['thah-nik] Definition: Dwelling in or under the earth. Usage: This is one of only two English words with a silent "c" and "h" ("yacht" is the other). However, they return if the word is prefixed, e.g. "The Ainu are the autochthonous people of Japan." Autochthonous [a-'tahk-thah-nês] (or "autochthonic") means "aboriginal, native to the soil, indigenous" but suggesting rights as old as the land. Suggested Usage: We would not recommend such pedestrian usage as, "My daffodils succumbed to an attack by some chthonic vermin". Rather, it should be used to distinguish the spiritual or celestial from the earthly: "The chthonic imagery of Norine's apartment, which . . . was black as a coalhole and heated by the furnace of the hostess' unslaked desires" (Mary McCarthy, "The Group", Chapter IV). Etymology: From Greek khthonios "of the earth" from khthon "earth". The PIE root *dhghem- also lies behind the Greek origins of "chameleon" (from chamai "ground" + leon "lion") and "chamomile" (=3D camomile from chamai + mel "ground apple."). In Latin this root evolved into two words: (a) humus "earth", from which we derived "humus", "humble", "humid", and (b) homo "person, man", from which we get "homage" and "homicide", French homme, and Spanish hombre. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! eBags has a great selection of backpacks, handbags, laptop bags, and more. >>>www.dpbolvw.net/email-2294340-10487827 Check out their Back to School specials - you can save up to 50% on Jansport Closeouts! ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1186106989.12535:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1qvb.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9166-0-1186120820 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! eBags has a great selection of backpacks, handbags, laptop bags, and more. Check out their Back to School specials - you can save up to 50% on Jansport Closeouts! Shopping at eBags gets you: Free Shipping Free Exchanges Easy Returns Price Guarantee Word of the Day: Chthonic (adjective) Pronunciation: ['thah-nik] Definition: Dwelling in or under the earth. Usage: This is one of only two English words with a silent "c" and "h" ("yacht" is the other). However, they return if the word is prefixed, e.g. "The Ainu are the autochthonous people of Japan." Autochthonous [a-'tahk-thah-nês] (or "autochthonic") means "aboriginal, native to the soil, indigenous" but suggesting rights as old as the land. Suggested Usage: We would not recommend such pedestrian usage as, "My daffodils succumbed to an attack by some chthonic vermin". Rather, it should be used to distinguish the spiritual or celestial from the earthly: "The chthonic imagery of Norine's apartment, which . . . was black as a coalhole and heated by the furnace of the hostess' unslaked desires" (Mary McCarthy, "The Group", Chapter IV). Etymology: From Greek khthonios "of the earth" from khthon "earth". The PIE root *dhghem- also lies behind the Greek origins of "chameleon" (from chamai "ground" + leon "lion") and "chamomile" (=3D camomile from chamai + mel "ground apple."). In Latin this root evolved into two words: (a) humus "earth", from which we derived "humus", "humble", "humid", and (b) homo "person, man", from which we get "homage" and "homicide", French homme, and Spanish hombre. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1qvb.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-9166-0-1186120820-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 22 Nov 2007 08:40:33 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.185] (helo=s3185.mb00.net) id 1Iv6fl-0007aq-Ju for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 22 Nov 2007 08:40:30 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=jLUokrXRw1EJ+2f+0pVivo4kdKZZs+iTYnGTHsBP2CdIBauDvnE94z78h4b/6S1/3jwiMxTaNmBPe4G9FNbna8abuW4f9louh/VzzQvhLtlXNwD/vjjkbwcA2xWZgzoQ; by s3185.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA82311; Wed, 21 Nov 2007 23:03:41 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2007 23:40:30 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1195672698.25484 Subject: TUMID: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-678-0-1195714814" --MIME_BOUNDARY-678-0-1195714814 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Tumid (adjective) Pronunciation: ['tyu-mid] Definition: Swollen, bulging out, bloated. Usage: "Tumid" has an interesting sister, tumescent, which means "becoming tumid, in the process of swelling, or somewhat tumid". These lexical siblings allow a rich range of expressiveness in discussions of the expansion of persons and person parts: "Misty's thighs seem a bit tumescent these days, don't you think? She must be off the watercress." (Meow!) "Well, they will match the tumid head she acquired catching and landing that wealthy hunk, Lance Sterrods". (Ouch! No, not the claws!) The adverb is "tumidly" and the noun, "tumidity." Suggested Usage: We can speak of tumid onion bottoms or the tumid seedpods of poppies. The eye tends to get lividly tumid when we walk into doors or hefty bouncers: "Where did he get tumidity to push our Bucky out of the bar?" (He eats a lot of French fries waiting for opportunities to bounce folks out of the bar.) Still and all, words on -scent are always beautiful, so we have to say things like, "The tumescent sail raised hopes of a wind that would provoke our drowsy craft home by suppertime". Otherwise, what is the point of living? Etymology: Latin tumidus, from tumere "to swell". No relation to "tummy" but the extended form of the original PIE *teu, *teu-k-, became Old English theoh "thigh" from Germanic *theuham "the swollen part of the leg". Extended by -s, the same root emerged in Germanic *thus-hundi- "swollen hundred =3D thousand". With an [m], we get Old English thuma the swollen finger =3D "thumb". (PIE [t] becomes [th] in Germanic languages.) In Slavic, it picked up several suffixes and ended up in tvarog "curds" (swollen milk?) -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! At LowerMyBills.com, consumers are matched with up to five lenders to receive competitive quotes. 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Usage: "Tumid" has an interesting sister, tumescent, which means "becoming tumid, in the process of swelling, or somewhat tumid". These lexical siblings allow a rich range of expressiveness in discussions of the expansion of persons and person parts: "Misty's thighs seem a bit tumescent these days, don't you think? She must be off the watercress". (Meow!) "Well, they will match the tumid head she acquired catching and landing that wealthy hunk, Lance Sterrods". (Ouch! No, not the claws!) The adverb is "tumidly" and the noun, "tumidity." Suggested Usage: We can speak of tumid onion bottoms or the tumid seedpods of poppies. The eye tends to get lividly tumid when we walk into doors or hefty bouncers: "Where did he get tumidity to push our Bucky out of the bar?" (He eats a lot of French fries waiting for opportunities to bounce folks out of the bar.) Still and all, words on -scent are always beautiful, so we have to say things like, "The tumescent sail raised hopes of a wind that would provoke our drowsy craft home by suppertime". Otherwise, what is the point of living? Etymology: Latin tumidus, from tumere "to swell". No relation to "tummy" but the extended form of the original PIE *teu, *teu-k-, became Old English theoh "thigh" from Germanic *theuham "the swollen part of the leg". Extended by -s, the same root emerged in Germanic *thus-hundi- "swollen hundred =3D thousand". With an [m], we get Old English thuma the swollen finger =3D "thumb". (PIE [t] becomes [th] in Germanic languages.) In Slavic, it picked up several suffixes and ended up in tvarog "curds" (swollen milk?) –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com LowerMyBills.com has become an expert resource for saving money by empowering consumers to spend less on recurring monthly expenses in order to free up cash for the things they really want out of life. 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Word of the Day: Whelm (verb) Pronunciation: ['hwelm ] Definition: To overturn a concave object (boat, bowl, etc.) to cover something with it (=3D to whelve); to bury under earth, snow, or water; to engulf in a devastating manner, e.g. a flood, storm, avalanche. Usage: If "overwork" derives from "work" and "overcharge", from "charge", where does "overwhelm" come from? It turns out, it was derived the same way; we have simply allowed the original verb to slip away from us. The spelling originally followed pronunciation, the "h" preceding the "w". This may become a moot point if the puff of air represented by "h" continues to disappear in words beginning on "wh", as it already has in the northeastern US. Suggested Usage: Flowers planted in the fall may be protected by whelming a pot over each of them before the first snow. The wind whelmed the cabin in a deafening roar. The train was whelmed in a snow drift. Now, if we can overwhelm someone, why not "underwhelm" them, too: "I must say I was underwhelmed by Lionel's performance as CEO, to say the least." Etymology: Old English *hwelman, probably a blend of helmen "to cover" (as in "helmet") and whelven "to cover" (Old English "hwelfan"). The stem goes back to PIE *kel-, the origin of "hell", "hole", and "holster", plus Latin clam (calam) "secretly" which gave us "clandestine" and Greek kleptein (kaleptein) "to conceal, steal" whence "kleptomaniac." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation Have you ever wondered what happened to your high school sweetheart? College buddies? Old colleagues? Visit Reunion.com, because it's never too late to find out! Plus, it can be (a) pretty darn interesting to find out what people are up to after all this time and (b) really nice to reconnect with old friends. 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The spelling originally followed pronunciation, the "h" preceding the "w". This may become a moot point if the puff of air represented by "h" continues to disappear in words beginning on "wh", as it already has in the northeastern US. Suggested Usage: Flowers planted in the fall may be protected by whelming a pot over each of them before the first snow. The wind whelmed the cabin in a deafening roar. The train was whelmed in a snow drift. Now, if we can overwhelm someone, why not "underwhelm" them, too: "I must say I was underwhelmed by Lionel's performance as CEO, to say the least." Etymology: Old English *hwelman, probably a blend of helmen "to cover" (as in "helmet") and whelven "to cover" (Old English "hwelfan"). The stem goes back to PIE *kel-, the origin of "hell", "hole", and "holster", plus Latin clam (calam) "secretly" which gave us "clandestine" and Greek kleptein (kaleptein) "to conceal, steal" whence "kleptomaniac." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.58t.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2778-0-1177308007-- Received: from mailin06.aul.t-online.de (mailin06.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.45]) Wed, 13 Jan 2010 09:42:30 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin06.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NUynz-1sESiO0; Wed, 13 Jan 2010 09:42:19 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=aGoIpw98FfRylWirvGL0DGiWTp8vZKArj7ZcTyCno5d8T5LpATrkP0MlFeqdIXhctuMlvRhfmliyPpgM/79zGrqCN48WKFCM2j5eHnATmbhAQKkuVsbNTKt3U59i4bak; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0D71G1M073829; Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:01:16 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 00:42:19 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1263354529.56692 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Collaborate Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-88324-0-1263366007" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-13T08:42:29Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1263372139-00006B87-635BED1B/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: b70d8f44-eb37-4de4-9e34-9bc8df11e454 --MIME_BOUNDARY-88324-0-1263366007 News from The Right Post AP study: Federal Recovery Stimulus $$ Not Creating Jobs Fed Makes $52 Billion in 2009 Harvard: Will the Shadow Elite Bankrupt the University and the Country? Get the latest news at RightPost.com http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fjhn.18.cvlv.2oq9 Word of the Day: Collaborate (verb) Pronunciation: [kuh-'lab-uh-reyt] Definition: To work together, partner with, cooperate. Usage: Our verb collaborate has enjoyed a rather brief stint in the English language so far, and has historically been used to connote two types of partnerships. The first, a literary or artistic partnership (to collaborate on a novel), has been in use much longer than the second, a traitorous military partnership. The latter was first recorded in the 1940s (as collaboration) in reference to the Vichy French government. Today collaborate can mean any type of partnership, but these two definitions of the term are still the most widely used. Suggested Usage: "Stop! Collaborate and listen!" You may remember that this is what Vanilla Ice kindly requested we do in his 1990 hit, "Ice Ice Baby". The problem is that he never told us who we need to collaborate with. Are we collaborating (and listening) with Vanilla Ice on a song? Or do we collaborate with one another, perhaps artistically, as we listen? There are no answers to these -- and many more -- challenging questions about the career of Vanilla Ice. Some things are best left a mystery. Etymology: Collaborate only appears in English in 1871, a back-formation of the term collaborator which had been in use since the early part of that century. Collaborateur, the French word from which collaborator was derived, comes from Latin in the form of collaboratus, the past participle of the verb collaborare. This Latin term means, "to labor with", or to work with. 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Usage: Our verb collaborate has enjoyed a rather brief stint in the English language so far, and has historically been used to connote two types of partnerships. The first, a literary or artistic partnership (to collaborate on a novel), has been in use much longer than the second, a traitorous military partnership. The latter was first recorded in the 1940s (as collaboration) in reference to the Vichy French government. Today collaborate can mean any type of partnership, but these two definitions of the term are still the most widely used. Suggested Usage: "Stop! Collaborate and listen!" You may remember that this is what Vanilla Ice kindly requested we do in his 1990 hit, "Ice Ice Baby". The problem is that he never told us who we need to collaborate with. Are we collaborating (and listening) with Vanilla Ice on a song? Or do we collaborate with one another, perhaps artistically, as we listen? There are no answers to these -- and many more -- challenging questions about the career of Vanilla Ice. Some things are best left a mystery. Etymology: Collaborate only appears in English in 1871, a back-formation of the term collaborator which had been in use since the early part of that century. Collaborateur, the French word from which collaborator was derived, comes from Latin in the form of collaboratus, the past participle of the verb collaborare. This Latin term means, "to labor with", or to work with. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-88324-0-1263366007-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 31 May 2007 09:30:29 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.204] (helo=s3204.mb00.net) id 1Htf75-0007LU-K8 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 31 May 2007 09:30:28 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=lxDdhhJ5P9R5lfccqugMGaECFdqIOfW2liw8aAQ9OlYGunrNsmhg4a2YqZviUy8zq2DnWRSLxsmcZMPG7iWMV1wiH3eu3/fo2qOEbE4G0RvX9JoCq+mxSybNnXBlKATK; by s3204.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA18095; Wed, 30 May 2007 23:04:28 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 00:30:27 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1180475929.11913 Subject: PECCABLE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15728-0-1180591234" --MIME_BOUNDARY-15728-0-1180591234 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Peccable (adjective) Pronunciation: ['pek-ê-bêl] Definition: Sinful, capable of sin, wrong-doing, or error=97imperfect. Usage: Orphan negatives are the negatives of words fallen out of use, such as "hapless", "inane", "insipid", "immaculate", "impromptu", "nonchalant". An unlucky person is hapless but a lucky person is doesn't have much hap. You're very clean if you=92re immaculate but not maculate if you=92re very dirty and, if you don't care, you=92re indifferent, but if you do, it shouldn't make you all that different. However, if you=92re not impeccable, "sinless and incapable of sin", you will be peccable for "impeccable" is a false orphan negative. The stem, "peccable", still lurks around the edge of language, still a part of language though not of speech, our use of language. Suggested Usage: Today's word is a specialized term for one sense of "imperfect", "Miss Deeds led a peccable but overall agreeable life". Do allow for the double takes of those listening to you when you use it, though: "Weems may be too peccable to keep the company books." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin Latin peccabilis "sinful" from peccare "to stumble, sin". "Peccare" comes from a Proto-Indo-European construction *ped-ko, based on the root *ped-, which became Latin pes, pedis "foot", found in English "pedal", "pedestrian", and "impede" from Latin impedire "to hobble". In Russian the root emerged as pod "under", in Sanskrit as padam "footstep" and pat "foot, and in Greek as pous, pod- "foot", which we find in the eight-footed "octopus", the flat-footed "platypus", not to mention the three-footed "tripod". As we would expect, in English the [p] becomes [f] and the [d], [t], giving us "foot" and, with a lock of hair, "fetlock." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! 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Sign up now and get 6 books for less than $12 (really!), plus a free summer tote to carry them! The only "catch" is that you have to buy 3 more books in the next 2 years; not a bad thing when the prices are rock-bottom, the selection is great, and they offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. :-) Word of the Day: Peccable (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['pek-ê-bêl] Definition: Sinful, capable of sin, wrong-doing, or error—imperfect. Usage: Orphan negatives are the negatives of words fallen out of use, such as "hapless", "inane", "insipid", "immaculate", "impromptu", "nonchalant". An unlucky person is hapless but a lucky person is doesn't have much hap. You're very clean if you’re immaculate but not maculate if you’re very dirty and, if you don't care, you’re indifferent, but if you do, it shouldn't make you all that different. However, if you’re not impeccable, "sinless and incapable of sin", you will be peccable for "impeccable" is a false orphan negative. The stem, "peccable", still lurks around the edge of language, still a part of language though not of speech, our use of language. Suggested Usage: Today's word is a specialized term for one sense of "imperfect", "Miss Deeds led a peccable but overall agreeable life". Do allow for the double takes of those listening to you when you use it, though: "Weems may be too peccable to keep the company books." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin Latin peccabilis "sinful" from peccare "to stumble, sin". "Peccare" comes from a Proto-Indo-European construction *ped-ko, based on the root *ped-, which became Latin pes, pedis "foot", found in English "pedal", "pedestrian", and "impede" from Latin impedire "to hobble". In Russian the root emerged as pod "under", in Sanskrit as padam "footstep" and pat "foot, and in Greek as pous, pod- "foot", which we find in the eight-footed "octopus", the flat-footed "platypus", not to mention the three-footed "tripod". As we would expect, in English the [p] becomes [f] and the [d], [t], giving us "foot" and, with a lock of hair, "fetlock." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.rw5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-15728-0-1180591234-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 29 May 2007 09:12:59 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.58] (helo=s3058.mb00.net) id 1Hsvi8-0000z0-3F for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 29 May 2007 09:01:40 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=UYsbqduAsBGyC0by+UHIsyqRK+I7dlRl07iQ7dLSFJ9nZ1aJ785e/05PxZ9Itbnxb25eds/mCeAx0YsV+uiMAVWcTh20GpvIG5bDq6B1z4JYloK5b7OBUbl8C2OOq21e; by s3058.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA03971; Mon, 28 May 2007 23:02:45 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 00:01:40 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1180300000.14086 Subject: OPUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3783-0-1180418410" --MIME_BOUNDARY-3783-0-1180418410 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Opus (noun) Pronunciation: ['o-pês] Definition: (Erudite) A creative work, such as a novel, musical piece, or painting. Usage: The plural of "opus" is "opera", so the question arises, how is it possible to pluralize "opera", too ("operas")? Italian took the final [a] of the unusual Latin plural as the feminine singular ending found in many Italian nouns, such as la casa "the house", mia mamma "my mother", and began using the plural form as a discrete (separate) word. English borrowed "opus" from Latin but "opera", from Italian, the dominant language of the opera at the time. A major work is often called an "opus magnum" (Latin word order) or "magnum opus" (English word order). For a minor work, use the diminutive, "opuscule." Suggested Usage: Today's word is an erudite synonym for "work", so use it seriously only in an intellectually charged context, "Brendan's latest opus contains a modicum of verisimilitude conveyed with fatuous periphrasis". Of course, if you are not being serious, anything goes, "Winnie has a growing heap of unpublished opera". Don't forget the diminutive! "Actually, I think she did publish an opuscule or two in her youth." Etymology: Italian opera "work" from Latin opus, opera (plural) "work, service". The same root is found in "operate", but also in "copious", "copy;" and "cornucopia" from Latin copia "profusion, plenty" based on the prefixed form *co-op-. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We love VistaPrint. This website has something useful for everyone -- personalized sticky notes, address stickers, notepads, business cards, general printing services, and much more. The best part is that the prices are fantastic, and they have lots of items for FREE! Really, we're not kidding. Just visit their site and click on the Deals of the Week or Free Products links. 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Just visit their site and click on the Deals of the Week or Free Products links. It's nice to get something free that's actually useful! Word of the Day: Opus (Noun) Pronunciation: ['o-pês] Definition: (Erudite) A creative work, such as a novel, musical piece, or painting. Usage: The plural of "opus" is "opera", so the question arises, how is it possible to pluralize "opera", too ("operas")? Italian took the final [a] of the unusual Latin plural as the feminine singular ending found in many Italian nouns, such as la casa "the house", mia mamma "my mother", and began using the plural form as a discrete (separate) word. English borrowed "opus" from Latin but "opera", from Italian, the dominant language of the opera at the time. A major work is often called an "opus magnum" (Latin word order) or "magnum opus" (English word order). For a minor work, use the diminutive, "opuscule." Suggested Usage: Today's word is an erudite synonym for "work", so use it seriously only in an intellectually charged context, "Brendan's latest opus contains a modicum of verisimilitude conveyed with fatuous periphrasis". Of course, if you are not being serious, anything goes, "Winnie has a growing heap of unpublished opera". Don't forget the diminutive! "Actually, I think she did publish an opuscule or two in her youth." Etymology: Italian opera "work" from Latin opus, opera (plural) "work, service". The same root is found in "operate", but also in "copious", "copy;" and "cornucopia" from Latin copia "profusion, plenty" based on the prefixed form *co-op-. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.r1s.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3783-0-1180418410-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 24 Jun 2007 08:17:07 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.24] (helo=s3024.mb00.net) id 1I2LPG-0006BN-Q7 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 24 Jun 2007 08:17:07 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=gNn5qmS6ztdiGOUwR+Cg9sikvDUJiO0lFhVNVT6QMpHUgdeHJktpJ4AuFtsiKVz3rXAm+9Opt+EFxgxz//UQIOrMi/pErPGydBCVGYsyPevWyvbSE+AjqQnikqQ6Ld6P; by s3024.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA42851; Sat, 23 Jun 2007 23:03:37 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2007 23:17:06 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1182552423.8503 Subject: APPOSITE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6561-0-1182664814" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6561-0-1182664814 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Apposite (adjective) Pronunciation: ['æ-pê-zit] Definition: Strikingly appropriate, applicable, or fitting; well put. Usage: Today's adjective has abandoned its family and gone out into the world on its own. The underlying verb, "appose", now means "to place on, apply" or "place in proximity", as in the case of appositive nouns. A noun in apposition to another is a noun referring to the same object added immediately following the first noun, as in, "His new financial advisor, Boesky, (made him feel a bit uneasy"). So "appose" and "apposition", oddly enough, have nothing semantically to do with today's word. Suggested Usage: "Apposite" is a prejudicial word that takes sides on questions of right and wrong, "I thought it very apposite of our group to bombard the committee with water balloons in protest of their decision to sell water rights to outsiders". It also takes sides on issues of social etiquette, "Yes, but do you think that, 'I just loved your sister to death,' was the apposite phrase to use at her funeral?" Etymology: Old French aposer from Latin apponere, apposui, appositum "place near, add, unite" from ad- "to" + ponere "to put, place" via a confusion of ponere with Late Latin pausare "halt, cease, pause". Appose belongs to a large family including suppose (Latin original "place beneath"), compose (Latin original "put together"), impose (Latin original "put into" cf. English "put out"), expose (Latin original "place outside"), oppose (Latin original "place against"). -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Fashion and function combine perfectly in the Kenneth Cole Reaction "Shine Of Your Life" Wristlet Handbag. What's a wristlet, you ask? The ideal accessory for tossing in what you need (credit cards, money, phone, keys...) when you're running out the door. 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The ideal accessory for tossing in what you need (credit cards, money, phone, keys...) when you're running out the door. We can't say it any better than this happy customer: "Fabulous!! I have this bag... and get so many compliments on it. The size is great, the clasp works one handed, and there are two zippered pockets. Perfect clutch." Buy it at Zappos.com today! Word of the Day: Apposite (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['æ-pê-zit] Definition: Strikingly appropriate, applicable, or fitting; well put. Usage: Today's adjective has abandoned its family and gone out into the world on its own. The underlying verb, "appose", now means "to place on, apply" or "place in proximity", as in the case of appositive nouns. A noun in apposition to another is a noun referring to the same object added immediately following the first noun, as in, "His new financial advisor, Boesky, (made him feel a bit uneasy"). So "appose" and "apposition", oddly enough, have nothing semantically to do with today's word. Suggested Usage: "Apposite" is a prejudicial word that takes sides on questions of right and wrong, "I thought it very apposite of our group to bombard the committee with water balloons in protest of their decision to sell water rights to outsiders". It also takes sides on issues of social etiquette, "Yes, but do you think that, 'I just loved your sister to death,' was the apposite phrase to use at her funeral?" Etymology: Old French aposer from Latin apponere, apposui, appositum "place near, add, unite" from ad- "to" + ponere "to put, place" via a confusion of ponere with Late Latin pausare "halt, cease, pause". Appose belongs to a large family including suppose (Latin original "place beneath"), compose (Latin original "put together"), impose (Latin original "put into" cf. English "put out"), expose (Latin original "place outside"), oppose (Latin original "place against"). —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.15gj.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6561-0-1182664814-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 25 Aug 2007 09:11:41 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.129] (helo=s3129.mb00.net) id 1IOpo4-0005FJ-NP for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 25 Aug 2007 09:11:41 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=Ctb9oi9+ZuWzf1UJLGiQtqhb7o1BIr/Cw1e2lXvjrsMawQAGuFnxwLSHTw/TowwM6p1pGsF3GolJCsDX4uwenC4dP6iW0hwb8UgWI1EA2T6RO0UCA4jCMf+FdZ5Rax62; by s3129.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA11834; Fri, 24 Aug 2007 23:04:20 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 00:11:40 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188007910.2464 Subject: GONGOOZLER: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19919-0-1188021630" --MIME_BOUNDARY-19919-0-1188021630 Word of the Day: Gongoozler (noun) Pronunciation: ['gahng-guz-lê(r)] Definition: An idle on-looker, a kibbitzer; someone who stares protractedly at anything. Usage: Today's word has been around since the turn of the century but gained currency only around 1970 among Britain's canal travelers. It was used prominently in L. C. T. Rolt's novel about canal life, 'Narrow Boat' published in 1944. Gongoozlers gongoozle, of course, and their occupation is known up and down the canals as "gongoozling." Suggested Usage: No need to quarantine this dandy expression to the canals; use it any time friends drop over: "Don't just stand there gongoozling, grab a paintbrush and join in the fun!" And why not call the gongoozlers at the football game what they are? Away at college? Gongoozling the guys and gals at sporting events is a sporting event itself. Etymology: The origin of this word is uncertain but it may have originated in Lincolnshire as gawn "stare vacantly or curiously" + gooze "stare aimlessly, gape.' It is possibly related to the Southeastern US word goozle "uvula", that little punching bag hanging from the top of your throat which is visible when the mouth is agape. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We found some great deals at VistaPrint: 30-60% off coupons and even free products. http://www.dpbolvw.net/email-2294340-10389316 VistaPrint offers affordable, yet premium quality products like: * Business cards, notepads, letterheads, brochures and more! ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188007910.2464:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.2346.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19919-0-1188021630 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! We found some great deals at VistaPrint: 30-60% off coupons and even free products. VistaPrint offers affordable, yet premium quality products like: Business cards, notepads, letterheads, brochures, and more! Word of the Day: Gongoozler (noun) Pronunciation: ['gahng-guz-lê(r)] Definition: An idle on-looker, a kibbitzer; someone who stares protractedly at anything. Usage: Today's word has been around since the turn of the century but gained currency only around 1970 among Britain's canal travelers. It was used prominently in L. C. T. Rolt's novel about canal life, 'Narrow Boat' published in 1944. Gongoozlers gongoozle, of course, and their occupation is known up and down the canals as "gongoozling." Suggested Usage: No need to quarantine this dandy expression to the canals; use it any time friends drop over: "Don't just stand there gongoozling, grab a paintbrush and join in the fun!" And why not call the gongoozlers at the football game what they are? Away at college? Gongoozling the guys and gals at sporting events is a sporting event itself. Etymology: The origin of this word is uncertain but it may have originated in Lincolnshire as gawn "stare vacantly or curiously" + gooze "stare aimlessly, gape.' It is possibly related to the Southeastern US word goozle "uvula", that little punching bag hanging from the top of your throat which is visible when the mouth is agape. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.2346.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-19919-0-1188021630-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 05 Jul 2007 08:44:41 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.16] (helo=s3016.mb00.net) id 1I6L4z-0004TU-Bg for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 05 Jul 2007 08:44:41 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=I+ufWZxi8FbH4j+rNrAHl7dxKdytKHqR59/ghKh3XT4jY9E8ZDakGkUDLovzqrkkhJyLzXIlZnSV3uOuafSY45QQBWk/igpH0eMMZJrKU1tC4Akbwf4R3e2FTTmaYPkT; by s3016.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA35565; Wed, 4 Jul 2007 23:03:41 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2007 23:44:41 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1183070224.23302 Subject: NYMPHOLEPSY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-7910-0-1183615217" --MIME_BOUNDARY-7910-0-1183615217 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Nympholepsy (noun) Pronunciation: ['nim-fê-lep-see] Definition: Frenzied emotions resulting from being captured by nymphs or, for weaker souls, simply seeing them. Hence, emotional anxiety brought on by attempts to attain the unattainable. Usage: A person suffering from nympholepsy is a nympholept and the adjective is "nympholeptic". (Using the same template, we might say that a person brought to a state of ecstasy by captivation with words is a logolept, someone who suffers logoleptic rapture. If you don't like today's word, be the first on your block to apply this one.) Suggested Usage: Today's word may be used metaphorically, "Years of work on his electric fork left Fitzwalling in a state of nympholeptic angst that no psychiatrist could dissipate". It may also be used literally (believe it or not) so long as "nymph" is assumed metaphorical, "Conrad left the topless bar with a nympholeptic beam on his face so distinct it raised suspicion in the eyes of every policeman he passed on the way to his hotel." Etymology: Greek nympholeptos "captured by nymphs, frenzied" from nymphe "young bride, low-level goddess" + leptos "seized", past participle of lambanein "to take, seize". Greek "nymphe" shares an origin with Latin nubere "to cover, veil, marry", nubilis "marriageable", and nubes "a cloud". Another word in this family is Greek nephos "cloud." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Need a new pair of shoes? Boots? Sandals? High heels? Zappos has it all -- and then some -- when it comes to shoes! 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Hence, emotional anxiety brought on by attempts to attain the unattainable. Usage: A person suffering from nympholepsy is a nympholept and the adjective is "nympholeptic". (Using the same template, we might say that a person brought to a state of ecstasy by captivation with words is a logolept, someone who suffers logoleptic rapture. If you don't like today's word, be the first on your block to apply this one.) Suggested Usage: Today's word may be used metaphorically, "Years of work on his electric fork left Fitzwalling in a state of nympholeptic angst that no psychiatrist could dissipate". It may also be used literally (believe it or not) so long as "nymph" is assumed metaphorical, "Conrad left the topless bar with a nympholeptic beam on his face so distinct it raised suspicion in the eyes of every policeman he passed on the way to his hotel." Etymology: Greek nympholeptos "captured by nymphs, frenzied" from nymphe "young bride, low-level goddess" + leptos "seized", past participle of lambanein "to take, seize". Greek "nymphe" shares an origin with Latin nubere "to cover, veil, marry", nubilis "marriageable", and nubes "a cloud". Another word in this family is Greek nephos "cloud." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.18p1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-7910-0-1183615217-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 18 Aug 2007 11:18:45 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.143] (helo=s3143.mb00.net) id 1IMIpa-0000iB-54 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 18 Aug 2007 09:34:46 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=ja6ET3qlrXV3VsMCKrSBDW70Eczd4jQ2CiNum0eQD8gJqgTNezAp89+eaTxHUiXofnPUPQahAE0akVLQ7MY0SkFHNd9GUMKVqUbs14xf2JO1B0Ke6kfPST7krLBq5ddb; by s3143.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA27915; Sat, 18 Aug 2007 00:02:40 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2007 00:34:46 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1187419624.26926 Subject: ABSQUATULATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-11372-0-1187420415" --MIME_BOUNDARY-11372-0-1187420415 Word of the Day: Absquatulate (verb) Pronunciation: [ahb-'sqwah-chu-leyt] Definition: (Humorous slang) (1) To depart, abscond, take off; to die. (2) To argue. Usage: Today's word is not one you would want to use on a job interview or in a PhD dissertation. It is a word created for humorous effect, not for clarity of communication. In fact, the wide variety of meanings of today's word, none of which have any connection with "squat", illustrate the frustration writers have faced in pinning down a meaning. The only sure meaning of those listed above are: take off, bug out, hit the road. Suggested Usage: If you want to tell someone to leave you alone without insulting them, you might try this word: "Benny, why don't you absquatulate and do a few fartleks somewhere else". Of course, you run the risk that he will stay for more laughs like that one. Because the two words begin similarly, using today's word in the sense of "abscond" will usually work, "Duffy seems to have absquatulated with my date while I was in the bathroom; would you like to dance?" Probably not with anyone who talks like that. Etymology: The origin of this word is difficult. The Latin prefix ab- means "away (from)" and the suffix means simply "do something". The stem is a combination of "squat" and the diminutive "-ul" "a little". Put them all together and you don't have much. Some wags would have the word originally mean "take off and squat somewhere". However, the 19th century America produced a lot of fake Latin words, including "argufy", "citify", "uppity", "high-faluting", and so on, and today's is simply another one of these. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Try MyFax, an award-winning faxing solution, to send and receive faxes via email, web and handheld device for just $10/month. >>> http://www.jdoqocy.com/email-2294340-10423444 The set up is free and simple and it doesn't require any software downloads. 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It is a word created for humorous effect, not for clarity of communication. In fact, the wide variety of meanings of today's word, none of which have any connection with "squat", illustrate the frustration writers have faced in pinning down a meaning. The only sure meaning of those listed above are: take off, bug out, hit the road. Suggested Usage: If you want to tell someone to leave you alone without insulting them, you might try this word: "Benny, why don't you absquatulate and do a few fartleks somewhere else". Of course, you run the risk that he will stay for more laughs like that one. Because the two words begin similarly, using today's word in the sense of "abscond" will usually work, "Duffy seems to have absquatulated with my date while I was in the bathroom; would you like to dance?" Probably not with anyone who talks like that. Etymology: The origin of this word is difficult. The Latin prefix ab- means "away (from)" and the suffix means simply "do something". The stem is a combination of "squat" and the diminutive –ul "a little". Put them all together and you don't have much. Some wags would have the word originally mean "take off and squat somewhere". However, the 19th century America produced a lot of fake Latin words, including "argufy", "citify", "uppity", "high-faluting", and so on, and today's is simply another one of these. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1zhx.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-11372-0-1187420415-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 06 Dec 2007 10:48:36 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.16] (helo=s3016.mb00.net) id 1J0DLH-0007r3-Di for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 06 Dec 2007 10:48:28 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=e48noe1nrS3nzlGaG9e2iGb/gPpJ4BeOTb+eaLWYzZn0WMfpoKKeQg9fLqC4IxLubH62i+DGQ4CYmjGg/9evAU78PIjXkeOG0K//iMntgq3a23nPW0gFnXtfpH7VU1Nz; by s3016.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA04746; Thu, 6 Dec 2007 00:03:44 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2007 01:48:27 -0800 (PST) List-Unsubscribe: X-PMG-Msgid: 1196923891.27236 Subject: ODIUM: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-6676-0-1196928007" --MIME_BOUNDARY-6676-0-1196928007 Word of the Day: Odium (noun) Pronunciation: ['o-dee-êm] Definition: The stain of deepest dishonor, such as disgrace from evil behavior; hatred or repulsion elicited by degenerate acts. Usage: No, today's word is not a European concert hall; that would be the Odeum or, as the French call it, the Odeon. That word is based not on the Latin root for hatred, but the Greek root for song ("oide" whence our word "ode"). Our word does have an adjective "odious", which means "hateful, repulsive, disgusting" (but not because of smell). Suggested Usage: This word is stronger than hatefulness, so save it for special instances of evil, "The Russians are still struggling with the odium of the Stalin's butchery and its aftermath". Don't be afraid of the similarity of today's word and the negative connotation of "odor"=97they are a congenial semantic pair, "The odium of serial killers throws into question the very nature of human being." Etymology: Today's word is also the Latin word for hate, from the verb odi "I hate", distantly related to the root meaning an odor. It emerges in Armenian ateam "I hate", but isn't visible outside the Romance languages which devolved from Latin. English "annoy" was borrowed from Old French anoier "to annoy, bore", a descendant of Latin inodiare "to make odious" from the phrase in odio "odious", containing in "in" and "odio", the Ablative Case of "odium". Borrowing this particular French word was a cottage industry at one point in the history of the English language. We also created an English word, noisome "offensive, harmful" from it by dropping the initial vowel and adding the English suffix -some. Then, when "anoier" went on to become ennuyer "to bore" in French, we borrowed the noun from this verb: ennui "boredom." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. 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That word is based not on the Latin root for hatred, but the Greek root for song ("oide" whence our word "ode"). Our word does have an adjective "odious", which means "hateful, repulsive, disgusting" (but not because of smell). Suggested Usage: This word is stronger than hatefulness, so save it for special instances of evil, "The Russians are still struggling with the odium of the Stalin's butchery and its aftermath". Don't be afraid of the similarity of today's word and the negative connotation of "odor"—they are a congenial semantic pair, "The odium of serial killers throws into question the very nature of human being." Etymology: Today's word is also the Latin word for hate, from the verb odi "I hate", distantly related to the root meaning an odor. It emerges in Armenian ateam "I hate", but isn't visible outside the Romance languages which devolved from Latin. English "annoy" was borrowed from Old French anoier "to annoy, bore", a descendant of Latin inodiare "to make odious" from the phrase in odio "odious", containing in "in" and "odio", the Ablative Case of "odium". Borrowing this particular French word was a cottage industry at one point in the history of the English language. We also created an English word, noisome "offensive, harmful" from it by dropping the initial vowel and adding the English suffix-some. Then, when "anoier" went on to become ennuyer "to bore" in French, we borrowed the noun from this verb: ennui "boredom." –Dr. Language, YourDictionary.com Enhancing society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Have The New York Times waiting for you with convenient home delivery, and save 50% on your first 12 weeks. With home delivery, you'll never miss the compelling, thought-provoking coverage The New York Times gives you. The Times will be at your door to start your day. 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YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3vy8.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-6676-0-1196928007-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 31 Oct 2007 07:32:40 +0100 Received: from [216.39.115.150] (helo=s3150.mb00.net) id 1In783-0008CW-TV for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 31 Oct 2007 07:32:40 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=h54YoMTkiseb239rdHRVwaPf91QEo0/G0O+QBsDsNd7CKTZPgwL7LqXfzSahe2yJzzH4MS/NmfdLFzdimpXERlUOTgNDRq9yO1Pz7/LpbSf1QR07lzBGoGa1OTmKtQBT; by s3150.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA66135; Tue, 30 Oct 2007 23:03:15 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 23:32:40 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1193697633.11809 Subject: HALLOWEEN: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-8054-0-1193810432" --MIME_BOUNDARY-8054-0-1193810432 Word of the Day: Halloween (noun) Pronunciation: [hæ-lê-'ween] Definition: The eve of All Saints Day on which British and North American children often run about in grisly costumes representing the dead or evil-doers and play pranks on their neighbors=97or offer residents immunity in exchange for treats (trick or treat). Usage: Today's word is a shortening of Allhallowmas Even (evening), the vigil of All Saints Day (November 1), the day on which all the saints are honored. However, the celebration originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain [so-win] held on the last day of the Celtic calendar to celebrate the end of summer and beginning of winter, the season of death. The Celts believed that on that night, the line between the living and the dead evaporated and the spirits of the dead returned to mingle with those of the living. Suggested Usage: When the Catholic Church came to England, it attempted to preempt the pagan celebration with its own and chose the day of Samhain as the vigil for their celebration of all the saints. The results were the odd combination of the profane and sacred we now celebrate on October 31 and November 1. The pumpkin lantern (jack-o'-lantern) was originally a turnip lantern placed in windows on Halloween to scare away the spirits of the dead that were supposed to wander about that night. The costumes of today's children descend from the days when kids dressed up like those spirits (e.g. the skeleton, ghost and goblin costumes) to take advantage of the beliefs of their elders for amusement. Etymology: "Hallow" comes from Middle English "halwen", the descendant of Old English "halgian". It derives from the same source as "hale" as in "hale and hearty", the somewhat dated greeting, "Hail!" both of which are cousins of "heal", the root of "health". "Holy", too, belongs to the expanded family. In German and Dutch it emerges as heilig "holy" as well as heil "health, salvation" in German, a term used in the unholy salutes, "Heil Hitler!" and "Sieg Heil!" (Hail Victory!) during the Second World War. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. + Birthdays + Weddings + Babies + Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-10484641 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1193697633.11809:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.36s0.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8054-0-1193810432 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Travel It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Halloween (noun) Pronunciation: [hæ-lê-'ween] Definition: The eve of All Saints Day on which British and North American children often run about in grisly costumes representing the dead or evil-doers and play pranks on their neighbors—or offer residents immunity in exchange for treats (trick or treat). Usage: Today's word is a shortening of Allhallowmas Even (evening), the vigil of All Saints Day (November 1), the day on which all the saints are honored. However, the celebration originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain [so-win] held on the last day of the Celtic calendar to celebrate the end of summer and beginning of winter, the season of death. The Celts believed that on that night, the line between the living and the dead evaporated and the spirits of the dead returned to mingle with those of the living. Suggested Usage: When the Catholic Church came to England, it attempted to preempt the pagan celebration with its own and chose the day of Samhain as the vigil for their celebration of all the saints. The results were the odd combination of the profane and sacred we now celebrate on October 31 and November 1. The pumpkin lantern (jack-o'-lantern) was originally a turnip lantern placed in windows on Halloween to scare away the spirits of the dead that were supposed to wander about that night. The costumes of today's children descend from the days when kids dressed up like those spirits (e.g. the skeleton, ghost and goblin costumes) to take advantage of the beliefs of their elders for amusement. Etymology: "Hallow" comes from Middle English "halwen", the descendant of Old English "halgian". It derives from the same source as "hale" as in "hale and hearty", the somewhat dated greeting, "Hail!" both of which are cousins of "heal", the root of "health". "Holy", too, belongs to the expanded family. In German and Dutch it emerges as heilig "holy" as well as heil "health, salvation" in German, a term used in the unholy salutes, "Heil Hitler!" and "Sieg Heil!" (Hail Victory!) during the Second World War. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.36s0.xyg Subject: ADVENTITIOUS: Word of the Day Word of the Day: Adventitious (adjective) Pronunciation: [æd-ven-'ti-shês] Definition: (1) An extraneous part of a system found in an unusual place, as adventitious roots growing from the trunk of a tree; (2) added extraneously, not inherent or natural, out of place. Usage: Today's word resembles "adventurous" and you might be tempted to confuse the two. Although both derive from the same source (see Etymology), the two words are distinct. The adverb for today's word is "adventitiously" and the noun is "adventitiousness." Suggested Usage: Today's word should be useful for the gardener who often roots stock for transplanting, "The twig that I started rooting last week already has developed adventitious roots". Still, there is more than enough room for metaphorical maneuvering: "Melanie arrived in a matching skirt and sweater outfit, leather pumps, and an adventitious yellow purse that raised more than one eyebrow." Etymology: Latin "adventicius" = "foreign" from "adventus" = "arrival" the past participle of "advenire" = "to arrive", "come to" based on "ad" = "(up) to" + "venire" = "to come". This word is visible in English "advent", "adventure", "souvenir", and others. "Venire" goes back to Proto-Indo-European "*gwem-" = "go", "come". In Germanic, the [g] became [k] and the [w] disappeared by regular processes, leading to English "come" and German "kommen." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. + Birthdays + Weddings + Babies + Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! >>> http://www.kqzyfj.com/email-2294340-10484641 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1195255343.5278:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.3jo6.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-985-0-1195282819 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Smilebox is a wonderful way to instantly create and send personalized ecards, slideshows, photobooks, and more. Tell your friends and family that you're thinking of them. Birthdays Weddings Babies Holidays It's a really cool service, and it's free! Heads up that there is a one-time, quick download, but that's it. Send some smiles today! Word of the Day: Adventitious (adjective) Pronunciation: [æd-ven-'ti-shês] Definition: (1) An extraneous part of a system found in an unusual place, as adventitious roots growing from the trunk of a tree; (2) added extraneously, not inherent or natural, out of place. Usage: Today's word resembles "adventurous" and you might be tempted to confuse the two. Although both derive from the same source (see Etymology), the two words are distinct. The adverb for today's word is "adventitiously" and the noun is "adventitiousness." Suggested Usage: Today's word should be useful for the gardener who often roots stock for transplanting, "The twig that I started rooting last week already has developed adventitious roots". Still, there is more than enough room for metaphorical maneuvering: "Melanie arrived in a matching skirt and sweater outfit, leather pumps, and an adventitious yellow purse that raised more than one eyebrow." Etymology: Latin adventicius "foreign" from adventus "arrival" the past participle of advenire "to arrive, come to" based on ad "(up) to" + venire "to come". This word is visible in English "advent", "adventure", "souvenir", and others. "Venire" goes back to Proto-Indo-European "*gwem-" = "go", "come". In Germanic, the [g] became [k] and the [w] disappeared by regular processes, leading to English "come" and German "kommen." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com YourDictionary | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4c.3jo6.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-985-0-1195282819-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.51]) Sun, 24 Jan 2010 09:50:25 +0100 Received: from s4050.ms00.net ([216.39.116.50]) by mailin19.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NYyAp-240XZ20; Sun, 24 Jan 2010 09:50:23 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=JqqxH0TSmFJOqAvQf/6hhb5E2OS9qabllhMfbSJZU+J3pCDn71xxH4zMFYMKe1PgJm7z52itc6wZSXgF+kRlK8TQCqE6vY2Ui36OnCX8asWF2Vyio9qyKJ1bUJf0rCp0; by s4050.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0O71F9h057299; Sat, 23 Jan 2010 23:01:15 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 24 Jan 2010 00:50:22 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1264308071.66295 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Compassion Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-1375-0-1264316406" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-24T08:50:25Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1264323023-000012EA-4FAF02A4/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: c4d71a35-1728-4f34-bd21-e2128b6a0e34 --MIME_BOUNDARY-1375-0-1264316406 News for 1/24/10: * Health care=85banks=85jobs. Is his focus faltering? * Stock Market Rout Is Political Message * 155 of Democrat Seats in House May Go Republican. Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fng7.16.cvlv.2oq9 Word of the Day: Compassion (noun) Pronunciation: [kuh m-'pash-uh n] Definition: Deep sympathy, sorrow for the struggles of others, commiseration. Usage: Compassion literally means "to suffer with another". More often than not, the term is used to convey a feeling of sorrow or regret for another, as in "I feel a tremendous amount of compassion for the man." Of course, a part of the dynamic of compassion is the inclination to alleviate the pain of one suffering; that is, when one is "treated with compassion", action has been taken on his or her behalf by another to attempt to fix their circumstances. Suggested Usage: Look around you, because compassion is in fashion. If you decide to throw a rock concert for the homeless, we salute your compassion. The money you dropped into the Salvation Army container -- that was compassionate. We're not suggesting you be "compassionate" just to be cool, though. After all, that's not really compassion. Etymology: Compassion has been around for a long time, nearly unchanged. By the 1300s, the word was widely in use in the English speaking world, a cognate of the French compassion, from the Late Latin compassionem or "sympathy". This word for sympathy comes from the past participle of the Latin compati (the root of some other modern English words, as "pity"); literally, "to suffer together." LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1264308071.66295:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fng7.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-1375-0-1264316406 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/24/2010: Health care…banks…jobs. Is his focus faltering? Stock Market Rout Is Political Message 155 of Democrat Seats in House May Go Republican. Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Compassion (noun) Pronunciation: [kuh m-'pash-uh n] Definition: Deep sympathy, sorrow for the struggles of others, commiseration. Usage: Compassion literally means "to suffer with another". More often than not, the term is used to convey a feeling of sorrow or regret for another, as in "I feel a tremendous amount of compassion for the man". Of course, a part of the dynamic of compassion is the inclination to alleviate the pain of one suffering; that is, when one is "treated with compassion", action has been taken on his or her behalf by another to attempt to fix their circumstances. Suggested Usage: Look around you, because compassion is in fashion. If you decide to throw a rock concert for the homeless, we salute your compassion. The money you dropped into the Salvation Army container -- that was compassionate. We're not suggesting you be "compassionate" just to be cool, though. After all, that's not really compassion. Etymology: Compassion has been around for a long time, nearly unchanged. By the 1300s, the word was widely in use in the English speaking world, a cognate of the French compassion, from the Late Latin compassionem or "sympathy". This word for sympathy comes from the past participle of the Latin compati (the root of some other modern English words, as "pity"); literally, "to suffer together." –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-1375-0-1264316406-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.51]) Fri, 19 Feb 2010 10:12:20 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin19.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NiOuB-0ptqJU0; Fri, 19 Feb 2010 10:12:11 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=UJ+1l44U7oyoCFjfzH+MMVA172PiyxyItWrJzuRI6Gd8cTjXxFhkPnmPx3Bs/EzVpbVEDUZGbcBPPLfUIT+N5jWWKQpCY/wx1325imaZF9VH1PyL+KWJFZ+jEXQTcIHV; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o1J71DMB049680; Thu, 18 Feb 2010 23:01:13 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 19 Feb 2010 01:12:11 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1266550160.547 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Acquisitive Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-55315-0-1266562814" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-02-19T09:12:20Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1266570731-00007105-9075A8A4/0-0/26843-9 X-TOI-MSGID: 7bcf718b-d7e0-46db-8ba9-7824206e3deb --MIME_BOUNDARY-55315-0-1266562814 News for 2/19/2010: * Unemployment Claims Surged 31,000 Last Week to 473,000 * Video - Economic Stimulus: Obama's Broken Promises * Stimulus Funds Bloat Federal Infrastructure for Liberal Interests Read more at RightPost http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fxar.16.cvlw.2oq9 Word of the Day: Acquisitive (adjective) Pronunciation: [uh-'kwiz-i-tiv] Definition: Eager to acquire wealth, greedy, good at getting and obtaining. Usage: Acquisitive, a word meaning eager to gain, usually in a monetary sense, has had a difficult time breaking from its negative connotations. While this meaning is perhaps the most common (early dictionary definitions equate acquisitive with avarice), an acquisitive personality need not necessarily be a bad thing. It may also mean acquired, obtained over the course of one=92s life. When it first appears in the English language in 1630, it is this definition that was used and not the one that connotes greed. Suggested Usage: The acquisitive person lives by the mantra, =93he with the most cars at death is the winner.=94 But you don=92t necessarily have to be greedy to be acquisitive. For instance, an acquisitive person might be so called because she acquires dozens of orphans under her loving care and opens a home for them. However, given the way modern usage has swung, this is unlikely=97the acquisitive individual most likely just acquires Hollywood homes and expensive bottles of whisky. Etymology: Directly derived of the Latin past participle acquirere, acquisitive is an Anglicization of the word acquisitivus. When it first appeared, and for about two hundred years following, the word meant simply =93owned through acquisition.=94 It was not until the 1800s that the word gained its negative connotations, although they have pervaded, dominating usage ever since. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1266550160.547:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fxar.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-55315-0-1266562814 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 2/19/2010: Unemployment Claims Surged 31,000 Last Week to 473,000 Video - Economic Stimulus: Obama's Broken Promises Stimulus Funds Bloat Federal Infrastructure for Liberal Interests Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Acquisitive (adjective) Pronunciation: [uh-'kwiz-i-tiv] Definition: Eager to acquire wealth, greedy, good at getting and obtaining. Usage: Acquisitive, a word meaning eager to gain, usually in a monetary sense, has had a difficult time breaking from its negative connotations. While this meaning is perhaps the most common (early dictionary definitions equate acquisitive with avarice), an acquisitive personality need not necessarily be a bad thing. It may also mean acquired, obtained over the course of one’s life. When it first appears in the English language in 1630, it is this definition that was used and not the one that connotes greed. Suggested Usage: The acquisitive person lives by the mantra, “he with the most cars at death is the winner.” But you don’t necessarily have to be greedy to be acquisitive. For instance, an acquisitive person might be so called because she acquires dozens of orphans under her loving care and opens a home for them. However, given the way modern usage has swung, this is unlikely—the acquisitive individual most likely just acquires Hollywood homes and expensive bottles of whisky. Etymology: Directly derived of the Latin past participle acquirere, acquisitive is an Anglicization of the word acquisitivus. When it first appeared, and for about two hundred years following, the word meant simply “owned through acquisition.” It was not until the 1800s that the word gained its negative connotations, although they have pervaded, dominating usage ever since. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary.com | About YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-55315-0-1266562814-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:16:38 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.185] (helo=s3185.mb00.net) id 1IRilC-0007h2-86 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:16:38 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=il1Ee2rWJWv3cusySxl2iprz4lmjB/bunbyVv1jB+udD2g71MBjOiY93eZ9+AK2O/qkScJqgH9J7uXnOQ3Nq0pQNIWj0h4IKpnw16V9sldxKyqo38PwHE6sIVl0LnERH; by s3185.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA32712; Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:04:02 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:16:38 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1188705958.17830 Subject: VITUPERATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13944-0-1188712814" --MIME_BOUNDARY-13944-0-1188712814 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests . . . continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" -Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! We found a great deal at Audible.com. Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49 >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-3216147 http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1188705958.17830:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.27jv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13944-0-1188712814 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Haven't had a chance to read the latest best seller yet? Need something to take your mind of the commute? Audible.com has a great Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49/month. Word of the Day: Vituperate (verb) Pronunciation: [vI-'tu-pêr-yet or -'tyu (British)] Definition: To scold extremely harshly and with abusive language, to furiously verbally abuse. Usage: The adjective is "vituperative" and the noun, "vituperation". One who vituperates is a vituperator. "Fulminate" originally meant "to explode", so this verb refers to an explosive verbal attack on someone. "Vituperate" also refers to an abusive verbal attack but one which is not necessarily loud. Suggested Usage: Here is a scene I would have paid real money to witness: "The incensed priests .. continued to raise their voices, vituperating each other in bad Latin" –Walter Scott, Ivanhoe (1819). Here is the intelligent substitute for "curse" (or worse, "cuss") you have been looking for: "Vituperate as much as you please; even if you fulminate, I will not change my mind." Etymology: Latin vituperare "to censure, find fault" from vitium "fault" + parare "to prepare, furnish". "Vitium" developed into French "vice" whence English vice "bad habit, crime". It is unrelated to the prefix "vice-" which comes from Latin vicinus "near, neighboring". It is related to Russian vina "guilt, fault. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.27jv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-13944-0-1188712814-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 12 Aug 2007 09:38:23 +0200 Received: from [216.39.115.240] (helo=s3240.mb00.net) id 1IK7qI-0001Nd-JM for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 12 Aug 2007 09:26:30 +0200 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=rGLd8oVRbQN1qs/J345BObJ1nSzWY6iZ+m9sx2oABUIAW7UzRTB3skWnH7Ett7+Gj+eftXZZwrb2pEA1ORFzVxJ5b1OEjmw1ZXJ4vnvfGVHxN4aAx68qNu1PwiU8kik2; by s3240.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id AAA01244; Sun, 12 Aug 2007 00:03:31 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2007 00:26:30 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1186888922.7316 Subject: LONGANIMITY: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-28670-0-1186902018" --MIME_BOUNDARY-28670-0-1186902018 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Pronunciation: [long-gê-'ni-mê-tee] Definition: Patience, forbearing, long-suffering. Usage: We have already done "equanimity", "magnanimity", and "pusillanimity", now here is another sister in this family. This word has been confused with "longevity" and "long-windedness". It means neither. The adjective is "longanimous" [long-'gæ-nê-mês] and the adverb is "longanimously." Suggested Usage: You may avoid the potentially embarrassing ambiguity of "Dr. Livingstone seems to have no patience (patients) today" by attributing a lack of longanimity to him. (If he does have patients, they probably exhibit considerable longanimity in his waiting room.) Also keep in mind that today's word applies to all animate beings, "Fido waited by his dish for his evening meal with longanimous enthusiasm." Etymology: Late Latin longanimitas "patience", from long-us "long" + animus "soul" + noun suffix -itas. "Long" probably originates in the PIE stem *dlongho- underlying Old Persian "dranga" and akin to *dlgho- found in Old Slavic "dulugu" and Russian dolgiy "long (time)", not to mention Greek "dolichos", Old Persian "darga", Sanskrit. "dirghas" all meaning "long". The same root emerges in Greek en-delech-es "perpetual", Gothic tulgus "firm, persistent", and Old Saxon tulgo "very." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- DEAL OF THE DAY! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips. Sign up today -- get free tips on food, travel, products and more, served each day via email. >>> http://www.anrdoezrs.net/email-2294340-10466121 ---------------- http://www.yourdictionary.com/ http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1186888922.7316:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4c.1vt2.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28670-0-1186902018 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Deal of the Day! Ideal Bite is the ultimate online source of free, fun eco-living tips. Sign up today -- get free tips on food, travel, products and more, served daily via email! Word of the Day: Longanimity (noun) Pronunciation: [long-gê-'ni-mê-tee] Definition: Patience, forbearing, long-suffering. Usage: We have already done "equanimity", "magnanimity", and "pusillanimity", now here is another sister in this family. This word has been confused with "longevity" and "long-windedness". It means neither. The adjective is "longanimous" [long-'gæ-nê-mês] and the adverb is "longanimously." Suggested Usage: You may avoid the potentially embarrassing ambiguity of "Dr. Livingstone seems to have no patience (patients) today" by attributing a lack of longanimity to him. (If he does have patients, they probably exhibit considerable longanimity in his waiting room.) Also keep in mind that today's word applies to all animate beings, "Fido waited by his dish for his evening meal with longanimous enthusiasm." Etymology: Late Latin longanimitas "patience", from long-us "long" + animus "soul" + noun suffix -itas. "Long" probably originates in the PIE stem *dlongho- underlying Old Persian "dranga" and akin to *dlgho- found in Old Slavic "dulugu" and Russian dolgiy "long (time)", not to mention Greek "dolichos", Old Persian "darga", Sanskrit. "dirghas" all meaning "long". The same root emerges in Greek en-delech-es "perpetual", Gothic tulgus "firm, persistent", and Old Saxon tulgo "very." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1vt2.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-28670-0-1186902018-- Received: from mailin14.aul.t-online.de (mailin14.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.49]) Fri, 15 Jan 2010 10:08:15 +0100 Received: from s4034.ms00.net ([216.39.116.34]) by mailin14.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NViA6-2G7nBA0; Fri, 15 Jan 2010 10:08:10 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=ThqU7Qkl1Yu3ZDHnOBLaTIB4fDD78qshR1gMjE3SHQOq/s0BnJArFoSgJLTBhzpJHS5WtyPCZ7AO0hz9ZNs9HbdiLcU1rqzl4DMMxA0lvjTv864Mt400ge5ADieeOaW/; by s4034.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0F71ErU019083; Thu, 14 Jan 2010 23:01:14 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 01:08:10 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1263517609.43425 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Divergent Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-53949-0-1263538804" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-15T09:08:15Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1263546491-000072FE-DB92225C/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: c8f8f3be-4e2d-4574-a43f-2cd1e583bc23 --MIME_BOUNDARY-53949-0-1263538804 News for 1/15/2010 Unions Cut Sweetheart Deal on Health Care Reform. U.S. Unemployment Will Stay Above 9% This Year. Foreclosures May Set New Record This Year. Read more at The Right Post http://t.pm0.net/s/c?4c.fk9p.20.cy4a.2oq9 Word of the Day: Divergent (adjective) Pronunciation: [di-'vur-juh nt] Definition: Different, deviating from the norm, growing apart (especially from a standard). Usage: "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood=85" So begins one of the most recognized poems in the English language and, along with it, one of the essential interpretations of the definition of the word divergent. Indeed, divergent can mean to diverge or to split apart at a certain point, but it has additional meanings that are just as appropriate. Divergent can suggest a deviation from what is expected, as in one who is divergent from society, or it can represent two things or people growing apart from one another. Suggested Usage: It takes two, baby. You can't be divergent unless you diverge from something. Take for example that Jon Gosselin guy. He diverged from his wife, all those kids, and ultimately polite society. That's divergent. He took a left turn and just kept going. Similarly, anything can become divergent from the path which it is expected to take. Remember that the next time you think you've really got it together. We heard that that guy playing mandolin on the street for change used to have your job. Etymology: First recorded in 1696, the word divergent is a derivative of the Latin divergens, the present participle of the word divergere, which meant "to turn apart (from)". It is the opposite of the Latin convergere, which means to bend together. LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1263517609.43425:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fk9p.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-53949-0-1263538804 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe News for 1/15/2010: Unions Cut Sweetheart Deal on Health Care Reform. U.S. Unemployment Will Stay Above 9% This Year. Foreclosures May Set New Record This Year. Read more at RightPost.com. Advertisement Divergent (adjective) Pronunciation: [di-'vur-juh nt] Definition: Different, deviating from the norm, growing apart (especially from a standard). Usage: "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood…" So begins one of the most recognized poems in the English language and, along with it, one of the essential interpretations of the definition of the word divergent. Indeed, divergent can mean to diverge or to split apart at a certain point, but it has additional meanings that are just as appropriate. Divergent can suggest a deviation from what is expected, as in one who is divergent from society, or it can represent two things or people growing apart from one another. Suggested Usage: It takes two, baby. You can't be divergent unless you diverge from something. Take for example that Jon Gosselin guy. He diverged from his wife, all those kids, and ultimately polite society. That's divergent. He took a left turn and just kept going. Similarly, anything can become divergent from the path which it is expected to take. Remember that the next time you think you've really got it together. We heard that that guy playing mandolin on the street for change used to have your job. Etymology: First recorded in 1696, the word divergent is a derivative of the Latin divergens, the present participle of the word divergere, which meant "to turn apart (from)". It is the opposite of the Latin convergere, which means to bend together. –Your Dictionary Editorial Staff Discuss today's word Past words of the day Hear today's word Forward to a friend Subscribe YourDictionary.com Follow YourDictionary on Twitter Pronunciation Key YourDictionary | Your Privacy | Advertisers | Unsubscribe --MIME_BOUNDARY-53949-0-1263538804-- Received: from mailin08.aul.t-online.de (mailin08.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.46]) Sat, 02 Jan 2010 09:20:52 +0100 Received: from s4074.ms00.net ([216.39.116.74]) by mailin08.aul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1NQzE2-0Ivtmi0; Sat, 2 Jan 2010 09:20:42 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.ms00.net; b=kBairiXw4x4gOggMF5XEtZ/BJWu38GtH8DwSd/95tqWFGmPwOXXgmPJOZrQ2uOOpegL2n+ZPsr7glIIK883I41E8SDqFL99JxWv6eA7T3ucOiuDcJcgLaKx8ybnjaKBq; by s4074.ms00.net (8.14.3/8.14.3) id o0271GCt097678; Fri, 1 Jan 2010 23:01:16 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 2 Jan 2010 00:20:42 -0800 (PST) To: List-Unsubscribe: , X-PMG-Msgid: 1262366785.14933 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: Your Dictionary Word of the Day: Capacious Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-92237-0-1262415607" X-TOI-SPAM: n;1;2010-01-02T08:20:52Z X-TOI-EXPURGATEID: 149288::1262420442-00006C3C-D0C383B9/0-0/0-0 X-TOI-MSGID: 4c81dd98-6010-4dbe-b190-563341287751 --MIME_BOUNDARY-92237-0-1262415607 Word of the Day: Capacious (adjective) Pronunciation: [kuh-'pey-shuh s] Definition: Having capacity, capable of containing much, spacious. Usage: Capacious means spacious. It also rhymes with spacious, so unfortunately, you cannot rhyme them in a comparative sense ("both spacious and capacious!") without being redundant. Instead, use it as a conversation ender when someone compliments your vocabulary, either genuinely or sarcastically. "Thank you kindly, but my capacious mind can store words far more impressive than that." Suggested Usage: In terms of physical spaces and mental faculties, capacious signifies an impressive amount of room for storage. Used in the physical sense (as in a capacious room), it means plenty of room for storing things; in the mental sense, it relates an extensive ability to learn and consider many things. Etymology: The Latin term capax means apt or capable as well as spacious, which accounts for the two distinct meanings in the English language. Its prefix capaci- comes from capere, which is Latin for "to take." LoveToKnow Corp. 1325 Howard Ave. #307, Burlingame, CA 94010 http://i.ms00.net/remove?YourDictionary::1262366785.14933:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4c.fg08.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-92237-0-1262415607 YourDictionary.com Word of the Day Forward to a friend Subscribe Capacious (adjective) Pronunciation: [kuh-'pey-shuh s] Definition: Having capacity, capable of containing much, spacious. Usage: Capacious means spacious. It also rhymes with spacious, so unfortunately, you cannot rhyme them in a comparative sense ("both spacious and capacious!") without being redundant. Instead, use it as a conversation ender when someone compliments your vocabulary, either genuinely or sarcastically. "Thank you kindly, but my capacious mind can store words far more impressive than that." Suggested Usage: In terms of physical spaces and mental faculties, capacious signifies an impressive amount of room for storage. Used in the physical sense (as in a capacious room), it means plenty of room for storing things; in the mental sense, it relates an extensive ability to learn and consider many things. Etymology: The Latin term capax means apt or capable as well as spacious, which accounts for the two distinct meanings in the English language. Its prefix capaci- comes from capere, which is Latin for "to take." Today's Word:Abacinate (Verb) Pronunciation: [ê-'bæ-sê-neyt] Definition 1: To blind with a red-hot metal plate held before the eyes. Usage 1: The process is abacination and those inclined to alter the views of others in this way are abacinators. People and objects capable of blinding with heat are abacinative (the adjective). Suggested usage: Here is one of the more useful words we have recently brought to the attention of those bent on obfuscation rather than clarification. "Have you been abacinated?" can now replace "Are you blind?" when people fail to comprehend the point you are making. They will, no doubt, then fail to comprehend this one, too, multiplying your success in obfuscation. Even those of us who speak to clarify, however, sometimes talk ourselves into metaphors requiring an expression stronger than "blind:" "The minister's fiery sermons abacinated the congregation to his misbehavior around the office." Etymology: From Medieval Latin "abacinare" based on ab "off, out" + bacin-us "basin, cup", suggesting that the process was originally one of eye removal, equally effective in changing the view of an opponent. Today's word is brought to you as a reminder of just how far we have brought civilization in but a few hundred years. (Today's word was suggested by Iain McLeod of Wellington, New Zealand, a place where, I would suggest, someone might discreetly inquire about the law enforcement procedures.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. Today's Word: Abase (verb) Pronunciation: [ê-'beys] Listen Definition: To lower in rank, value, esteem, or prestige. Usage: This word has more to do with reputation or perception of character than with monetary worth or value. Currency, stock, real estate may be debased but not abased. People may be debased or abased by immoral behavior. Suggested Usage: The verb usually implies a lowering of esteem for wrong-doing: "Both Nixon and the Republican Party were much abased after the Watergate scandal" or "After the crack about his girlfriend wearing too much make-up, the entire family abased my opinions and me." Etymology: Latin ad- "(up) to" plus (presumed) Vulgar Latin bassiare "to lower", from Medieval Latin bassus "low" via Old French abesser (abaisser) "to lower". The same stem is found in bass (pronounced like "base"), basis, base, and basement. –Dr. Language, yourDictionary ABEYANCE (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bey-ênts] Definition: Suspension, temporary inactivity; also, a lapse in succession between political leaders or a legal condition of non-ownership, when ownership of an estate has not been assigned. Usage: "Abeyant" is the adjective form of today's word and means "being in abeyance". "Abeyance" is a mass noun with no plural. It is most often used in the phrase "in abeyance", meaning "suspended, held up." Suggested Usage: A very apropos sentence presents itself for today's word: "King Edward the Confessor's death in 1066 left an abeyance that led to the Norman Invasion=97which gave us today's word". The word has a lot of uses in today's business environment, as well, "The executive board meeting was left in abeyance when the police arrested the chairman". You never know these days when this phrase will come in handy. Etymology: This word comes to us most recently from Anglo-Norman, the language that grew in England after the Norman Invasion of 1066. The Normans brought their legal system with them, along with nobles to run the newly conquered country, and installed their codes into the Anglo-Saxon system. The Old French was abeance "desire" from abaer "to gape at" itself from a- "at" + baer "to gape". "Baer" apparently comes from Vulgar Latin "*badare" but little is known of the origin of this word. In Middle English, the English that evolved from the pairing of Norman French and Anglo-Saxon, baer turned into baee "an opening" and, finally, to "bay" in the same sense. Word of the Day Abeyance (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'bey-ênts] Definition: Suspension, temporary inactivity; also, a lapse in succession between political leaders or a legal condition of non-ownership, when ownership of an estate has not been assigned. Usage: "Abeyant" is the adjective form of today's word and means "being in abeyance". "Abeyance" is a mass noun with no plural. It is most often used in the phrase "in abeyance", meaning "suspended, held up." Suggested Usage: A very apropos sentence presents itself for today's word: "King Edward the Confessor's death in 1066 left an abeyance that led to the Norman Invasion—which gave us today's word". The word has a lot of uses in today's business environment, as well, "The executive board meeting was left in abeyance when the police arrested the chairman". You never know these days when this phrase will come in handy. Etymology: This word comes to us most recently from Anglo-Norman, the language that grew in England after the Norman Invasion of 1066. The Normans brought their legal system with them, along with nobles to run the newly conquered country, and installed their codes into the Anglo-Saxon system. The Old French was abeance "desire" from abaer "to gape at" itself from a- "at" + baer "to gape". "Baer" apparently comes from Vulgar Latin "*badare" but little is known of the origin of this word. In Middle English, the English that evolved from the pairing of Norman French and Anglo-Saxon, baer turned into baee "an opening" and, finally, to "bay" in the same sense. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Today's Word:Abject (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['æb-jekt] Definition 1: Of the worst or lowest kind, despicable. Usage 1: The adjective is used far more frequently than the verb abject [æb-'jekt] "to cast down, degrade". When we think of the smallest linguistic element of meaning, a morpheme, we usually think of prefixes, suffixes, etc. However, morphemes can be odder as in this case, the mere shift of accent can trigger an additional meaning=97verb ab'ject : adjective 'abject; verb sur'vey : noun 'survey, verb re'run. : noun 'rerun. English has thousands of such pairs. "Abjectly" is the adverb for today's word and "abjectness" is the noun. Suggested usage: The cliché to avoid is "abject poverty;" it is too obvious for YDC word mavens. If Louie is the sort of person that gives moral degenerates a bad name, you can say, "The word 'depraved' understates Louie's character; Louie is an abject moral degenerate". Of course, "abject depravity" works, too. "Freddy, would a piece of Sacher torte and a cup of cappuccino lift you from your abject misery?" Etymology: Latin abiectus, past participle of abicere "to cast away" based on ab- "from, away" + iacere "to throw". "Ab" comes from PIE ap(o) "off, away" that appears in English "of", "off", and "ebb", the tide that goes away. It could also be the source of Russian po "according to, after". Latin iacere developed into French jeter "throw" which underlies English "jet", "jettison", "jetty", and "jetsam" (from earlier "jetson", itself a degradation of "jettison.") =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Today's Word:Abjure (Verb) Pronunciation: [êb-'jur] Definition 1: To renounce, repudiate, disavow; to reject, forswear; to leave permanently, as to abjure one's hometown for the Left Bank. Usage 1: "Abjure" implies a solemn rejection or renunciation, possibly even made under oath. "Renounce" is very close in meaning to "abjure" but carries with it a flavor or disowning. "Disavow" implies the breaking of a vow or trust though it, too, is close in meaning to "abjure". "Forswear" bears a tinge of the medieval and implies a permanent severance. Finally, "recant" suggests the withdrawal of an oath or promise. Someone who abjures is an abjurer and the act is one of abjuration. Suggested usage: Here is a very short story that explains it all: When Fiona abjured middle-class values for life on a Harley, she didn't realize how much she would miss the Wheel of Fortune. Fiona did not fully abjure her hometown for life on the road, for when it dawned on her that her father's fortune was included among middle-class values, she returned home and traded her Harley for a Chevy Malibu. Etymology: Old French abjurer from Latin abiurare, comprising ab "away, off" + iurare "to swear". Latin ab comes from *apo "off, away", which is the ancestor of English "off" and "of" and Russian po "along, according to". "Iurare" goes back to *yewos- "right, just" which also underlies Latin ius, iuris "justice", the source of English "jury" and iustus "just", the source of our words "just" and "justice". (Let us not inadvertently abjure our debt to Jack Blum for submitting today's word and, instead, thank him heartily for it. I hope we have done justice to it.) LOOK OUT FOR OUR NEW WORD OF THE DAY FORUM, THE YDC AGORA, COMING SOON! WE WILL ALL SOON BE ABLE TO DISCUSS THE WORDS OF THE DAY=97AND OTHER THINGS LINGUISTIC=97TOGETHER! =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Today's Word:Abscond (Verb) Pronunciation: [æb-'skahnd] Definition 1: To leave surreptitiously to avoid prosecution, persecution, or some similar unpleasantry. Usage 1: Although of Latin origin, the family of today's word is purely Germanic (English): The person absconding is an absconder, and "absconding" is the adjective and noun. Suggested usage: "Abscond" is usually applied in the context of some crime, "A week passed before the company realized that Fleetwood had absconded with $250,000 from the accounts he managed". However, it fits many other situations involving a furtive exit: "Ferguson absconded out the back door when he saw his ex-wife enter the living room." Etymology: Latin abscondere "to hide" based on ab "away" + condere "to put". Latin "ab" shares an origin with English "of" and "off". The preposition emerged in Greek as apo "away from", while in Russian the initial [a] was dropped, giving po "according to, along". Latin "condere" is based on con "with" and the PIE root *dhe- "put, do", similar to condire "to season", which underlies "condiment" and "salmagundi". The suffixed o-grade form of *dhe- turns up in Latin abdomen "belly, abdomen", perhaps "the part put away, concealed". However, in initial word position, [dh] became [f] in Latin, so the same root can be found in Latin facere "do, make", the source of "fact", "faction", "factory", "fashion", "feat", and "feature", and the suffixes "-fy", as in "specify" and the -fic in "prolific". (For another piece of PIE, read 'How is a Hippo like a Feather?' in our library then visit our Agora, that hotbed of lexical revolution where the suggestion of today's word originated. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Today's Word:Acrimony (Noun) Pronunciation: ['æ-krê-mo-ni] Definition 1: Physical or psychological bitterness, rancor, hostile resentment. Usage 1: This term is seldom used in reference to taste (literal bitterness) any more but that was the original meaning, e.g. the intense acrimony of a pill or wormwood. The adjective is "acrimonious", as in a heated and acrimonious debate over which of the identical dresses had been purchased first. Suggested usage: Finding anything amusing in today's word is difficult; it usually refers to intense unpleasantness, "Their marriage ended in a pool of acrimony that drained into a rancorous divorce". However, we never shrink before a lexical challenge: "The unexpected acrimony of the salad dressing led to an acrimonious interchange between the host and his spouse." Etymology: Latin acrimonia "sharpness, pungency" from acer "sharp". The original PIE root was *ak- "sharp, pointed". Suffixed as *ak-ya-, this root devolved into Old Norse eggya "incite, goad" borrowed as "to egg (on)" in English. It became "edge" in English itself. Suffixed with "-men" and "-mer", the root "*ak-" underwent metathesis (place switching) to *ka-, so as to become kamen' "stone" in Russian and "hammer" in English and other Germanic languages (where PIE [k] became [h] or [gh]). Latin acus "needle" shares the same origin. It produced "acumen", "acuity", and "acupuncture". In Greek, with the suffix "-m", the same root turns up in acme "point, pinnacle" and with "-r", as acros "high, top" found in acrobat, from acro "high" + bainen, bat- "walk". (You will find more PIE on our FAQ sheet. We thank Kristine Morris of the Innovation Group of Toronto for driving off any trace of acrimony with the delights of today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Aculeate (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'kyu-lee-yêt] Definition 1: Having a stinger, like a bee or wasp, or sharp prickles, like a rose or thistle. Usage 1: Today's term is another begging to be liberated from the arcane confines of scientific jargon. It is used to refer to insects like bees and wasps in zoology and, in botany, to plants like cacti and roses. Suggested usage: Let us begin with an ordinary use of today's word in its basic, biological sense: "The party was pretty dull and boring until some aculeate creature slipped into Belinda's shorts and her reaction sparked a dance fever that quickly ignited the listless company". If you know someone with a prickly personality, you will find today's word handy, "Otto Mattick has aculeate tongue capable of inflicting considerable mental pain if roiled". You could also call Otto's barbed words 'aculeate.' Etymology: Today's word is an adaptation of Latin aculeatus "thorny, stickly" from aculeus "a sting", a diminutive of acus "needle". The root for "sharp", *ak-, in Proto-Indo-European has survived in hundreds of words, including "acrid", "acid", "acme", and "acne". The last two come from Greek akme "point". "Acrobat" comes from Greek akros "high, topmost" + bat- "walk". In Old Norse the same root turned up as eggja "to incite, goad" which was borrowed by English as the verb egg "to encourage, goad". It edged its way in English to "edge." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Acumen(Noun)Pronunciation: ['æ-kyu-mên, ê-'kyu-mên] Definition 1: Sharpness of perception, keenness of mind, precise insightfulness. Usage 1: Today's word seems to be an orphan but it is related to the family of acuminate "to sharpen, shape into a point", whose noun is "acumination". We see a clearer resemblance in the adjective of today's word, acuminous "perceptive, insightful". Notice the [e] becomes the same [i] that we see in the related verb. Accent on the second syllable, [æ-'kyu-men], is considered by most a bit old-fashioned today, certainly in the United States. Suggested usage: Today's word is more precise and focused than "smart" or "intelligent;" it indicates a clarity of thought, "Marjorie is not only intelligent and well-educated; her acumen leads us through the murkiest problems quickly and surely". In this sentence, using the focused term serves to emphasize (the absence of ) intelligence, "How much acumen does it take to avoid sticking your tongue to a frozen pipe the second time?" Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin acumen "acuteness, keenness" from acuere "to sharpen", akin to acus "needle". The past participle of this verb, "acutus", came to English as "acute". The Greek word for "needle" is very similar, "akis". The Greek words akme "point" and akros "topmost", from which we get "acrobat", come from the same Proto-Indo-European root, *ak- "sharp". It also turns up in Greek oxus "sour", found in our own sweet "oxygen". In the Germanic languages, this root became English "edge" and in Old Norse eggja "to goad, incite". Old English borrowed the Norse word as the verb "egg (on)", which is totally unrelated to the noun "egg". (Fortunately, we don't have to egg Dr. Lynn Laboriel into finding words like today's; she discovers them using her native acumen.) -Dr. Language, Today's Word:Acuminate (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'kju-mi-nêt] Definition 1: Pointed or pointy, coming to a sharp point. Usage 1: The verb is acuminate [ê-'kyu-mi-neyt] "to sharpen (an object or point in discourse)". The adjective is very common in the description of leaves that taper to a point (an acuminate leaf). But it may be used to refer to anything, concrete or abstract, that comes to a point. Suggested usage: Have you ever wanted to call your boss a pointy-head without getting fired? Boy, do we have the word for you today! Because this word sounds like "acumen", unless your chief is too smart to deserve this epithet, his chest will swell with pride when you say, "Learning from someone with such an acuminate head on his shoulders as you have is so rewarding". The reward is hearing yourself tell off your boss without repercussion. Of course, you may enjoy this word in the usual way, too: "I thought it was a very acuminate point she developed; it could not have been clearer." Etymology: Latin acuminat-us past participle of acumina-re "to make pointed, sharpen", akin to acumen, "a point, acuteness, cunning". Acumen is derived from acuere "to sharpen" itself from acus "needle" (Greek akis "needle"). Going back farther, the underlying root *ak- developed via Germanic into English "edge" and "ear" (ear or spike of grain). This root also metathesized to *ka- and acquired the suffix -men. The stem *ka-men turns up in English "hammer" and Russian kamen' "stone." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Today's Word:Adumbrate (Verb) Pronunciation: ['æ-dêm-breyt or ê-'dêm-breyt (British)] Definition 1: To sketch a faint shadow of something; to suggest, intimate, or insinuate. Usage 1: The adjective is "adumbrative" [æ-'dêm-brê-tiv] and the noun, "adumbration." Definition 2: To overshadow. Usage 2: This meaning is rarely used today: "His good qualities are adumbrated by his bad traits." Suggested usage: Use this word when you need a verb even paler than "suggest", "April never so much as adumbrated her affection for Sinclair before announcing their engagement". Do not forget that its original meaning has to do with sketching, "Rafe made an adumbrative gesture suggesting he was dying of boredom, so I rescued him from his conversation with Penelope." Etymology: Latin adumbrat-, past participle of adumbrare "to represent in outline", from ad "to, toward" + umbra "shadow, shade". Latin "ad" is akin to English "at" and the mother of French "à", Italian and Spanish "a". Latin "umbra", used in English to refer to the darkest spot on something, underlies "umbrella", and "umbrage". (Today's word was adumbrated to us by both Ben St. John and Richmond, Austrailia's most articulate psychologist, Peter McCrossin.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day: Adventitious (adjective) Pronunciation: [æd-ven-'ti-shês] Definition: (1) An extraneous part of a system found in an unusual place, as adventitious roots growing from the trunk of a tree; (2) added extraneously, not inherent or natural, out of place. Usage: Today's word resembles "adventurous" and you might be tempted to confuse the two. Although both derive from the same source (see Etymology), the two words are distinct. The adverb for today's word is "adventitiously" and the noun is "adventitiousness." Suggested Usage: Today's word should be useful for the gardener who often roots stock for transplanting, "The twig that I started rooting last week already has developed adventitious roots". Still, there is more than enough room for metaphorical maneuvering: "Melanie arrived in a matching skirt and sweater outfit, leather pumps, and an adventitious yellow purse that raised more than one eyebrow." Etymology: Latin adventicius "foreign" from adventus "arrival" the past participle of advenire "to arrive, come to" based on ad "(up) to" + venire "to come". This word is visible in English "advent", "adventure", "souvenir", and others. "Venire" goes back to Proto-Indo-European *gwem- "go, come". In Germanic, the [g] became [k] and the [w] disappeared by regular processes, leading to English "come" and German "kommen." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- WOTD: Adventitious Adjective) Pronunciation: [æd-ven-'ti-shês] Listen Definition: (1) An extraneous part of a system found in an unusual place, as adventitious roots growing from the trunk of a tree; (2) added extraneously, not inherent or natural, out of place. Usage: Today's word resembles "adventurous" and you might be tempted to confuse the two. Although both derive from the same source (see Etymology), the two words are distinct. The adverb for today's word is "adventitiously" and the noun is "adventitiousness." Suggested Usage: Today's word should be useful for the gardener who often roots stock for transplanting, "The twig that I started rooting last week already has developed adventitious roots". Still, there is more than enough room for metaphorical maneuvering: "Melanie arrived in a matching skirt and sweater outfit, leather pumps, and an adventitious yellow purse that raised more than one eyebrow." Etymology: Latin adventicius "foreign" from adventus "arrival" the past participle of advenire "to arrive, come to" based on ad "(up) to" + venire "to come". This word is visible in English "advent", "adventure", "souvenir", and others. "Venire" goes back to Proto-Indo-European *gwem- "go, come". In Germanic, the [g] became [k] and the [w] disappeared by regular processes, leading to English "come" and German "kommen." Word of the Day Today's Word:Aegis (Noun) Pronunciation: ['ee-jis] Definition 1: Breastplate or shield; protection or patronage. Usage 1: Some dictionaries now allow the spelling "egis" but Dr. Language does not. Be careful to spell this word as it has traditionally been spelt: "aegis" or "ægis", now that we have the ligature "ae" (named "ash") on our word processors. "Under the auspices" and "under the aegis (of the parents' association)" are similar in meaning but remember, "auspice" connotes a favorable situation. "Under the aegis of someone" suggests a level of control, perhaps even protection against unfavorable forces, not suggested by "auspice." Suggested usage: Remember that today's word refers basically to sponsorship: "Fenwick is rising up the company ladder quickly under the aegis of that old goat in marketing". It does connote protection, though, "The Northern Alliance overthrew the Taliban under the aegis of the same US military that paved the Taliban's way to power in the 1980s." Etymology: The English language is pervaded by the remains of Greek goats. Today's word comes from Greek aigis "goatskin" from aix, aig- "goat" akin to Armenian ayc "goat". The original shields and breastplates of the Greeks were made of goatskin, which explains the connection between goats and shields. Since shields are protectors, it is but a short skip from the meaning of "shield" to that of "protection" and "patronage". "Tragedy" is also a goat-word, coming from tragoidos "goat-song": tragos "male goat" + ode "song". Apparently, drama developed from festivals in honor of Dionysius, who is closely associated with goats. English happily herds them all aboard its lexical ark. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "aestival" and the noun, "aestivation". Bears hibernate through the winter; desert amphibians aestivate during the hot, dry season. Suggested usage: Do you speak fast and find the long phrases like "spend my summers" slowing you down? Try: "I aestivate in Florida" to save your breath. Perhaps you enjoy some aestival festival, like the Hog-calling Jamboree in Chinquapin, North Carolina each year. So, say so! Etymology: From Latin aestivare "to spend the summer somewhere" from aestas "summer". Akin to Sanskrit indh "to kindle" and Old High German eiten "to heat" which gave Modern German Hitze "heat." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "aestival" and the noun, "aestivation". Bears hibernate through the winter; desert amphibians aestivate during the hot, dry season. Suggested usage: Do you speak fast and find the long phrases like "spend my summers" slowing you down? Try: "I aestivate in Florida" to save your breath. Perhaps you enjoy some aestival festival, like the Hog-calling Jamboree in Chinquapin, North Carolina each year. So, say so! Etymology: From Latin aestivare "to spend the summer somewhere" from aestas "summer". Akin to Sanskrit indh "to kindle" and Old High German eiten "to heat" which gave Modern German Hitze "heat." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud =09 =09 Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective for today's word is "afflatitious" but it has also inspired a more regular family with essentially the same meaning: afflate "to blow upon or inspire" and its noun, afflation "inspiration from mysterious higher powers." Suggested usage: An afflatus is usually divine, "Collette played the Bach fugues under divine afflatus as we all sat in awe". However, the ultimate test of an afflatus is simply whether it springs from the supernatural, "Arlene must have been under a Satanic afflatus when she agreed to host her husband's office party." Etymology: Latin afflatus, the past participle of afflare "to blow on" from ad-, (up) to + flare "to blow". The same connection between blowing and inspiration is seen in "inspiration" itself, based on a Latin word meaning to blow in or inhale. The Proto-Indo-European root from which "flare" derives is *bhle-/*bhlo- which shows little change in Modern English "blow". The same root, though, underlies "bladder", perhaps because of the Celts' proclivity to blow into bladders to make music (as in bag-pipes). Nor is it coincidental that blowhards blather=97the stems share the same origin. In Latin, however, the initial [bh] became [f] and this root ended up in a word (flare "to blow") that marks blowing at both ends: as in today's word and, again, in "flatulent". (We appreciate the clearly divine afflatus that inspired Lyn Laboriel to suggest today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1167207020-9242-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 28 Nov 2006 11:17:22 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1Gp01h-0007dK-BA for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 28 Nov 2006 11:17:22 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 3C5D95C6615 for ; Tue, 28 Nov 2006 02:52:34 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1164701574-315-0" Subject: AGOG: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com ------------=_1164701574-315-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Agog (Adverb) Pronunciation: [ê-'gahg] Definition 1: Intensely eager; keenly excited about something. Usage 1: Probably because of the initial a-, today's word is treated as a special adjectival type that behaves more like an adverb in that it can only modify verbs and appear only in predicate position. You may say, "The girls were all agog at the Mummers' parade" but you may not mention "the agog girls". No noun derives from this word, no "agogness" to speak of (so don't speak of it). Since it serves as an adverb without the suffix -ly, it is probably best to call it an adverb though it is as peculiar an adverb as it would be an adjective. Suggested usage: To review, today's word may be used as an adverb, "Mona Getsche stared agog at the oddly shaped aliens pouring from the space ship in her back yard", or a predicate adjective, "The aliens were simply agog at the sea of glittering Christmas lights that had seemingly taken possession of Mona Getsche's neighborhood". It cannot be used in any other way. Etymology: Middle English agogge, from Old French en gogue "in merriment" from en "in" + gogue "merriment". The origin of French gogue is unknown but it may be related to gogo "galore" in the French phrase vivre à gogo "to live in the lap of luxury". This term became a popular name of French bars and nightclubs in the 60s (e.g. the famous "Le Whisky à Gogo" in Paris). After being confused with the reduplicative adverb, "go-go-go", this word took on the meaning of "fast, accelerated" and was attached to discoth=E8ques in the 70s, where the music and dancing was fast and furious. Today's word then shortened to an adjective, as in the "go-go girls", who shocked the sensibilities of the time with their vinyl (micro)miniskirts, hot pants, and boots. (Yet another contribution of Mary Beltran to our Word of the Day series leaves us all agog.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The plural is "agorae" or "agoras". We thought today's word an especially appropriated name for the new forum we just opened today, because it reminds us of Attic Greece, where not only Western word study originated but many of the very words we use today in English and other languages around the world. It is related to "agoraphobia", the fear of open spaces. We hope to develop a community of "agoraphiles", who appreciate both the open marketplace of ideas and our new linguistic Agora. Suggested usage: We would like to infuse "agora" with new life, "The best source of information on language is yourDictionary's Agora. It is the meeting place for web-footed logophiles, word-nerds, and normals, not to mention the uptown marketplace of linguistic ideas on the Web". However, any good university is an intellectual agora and your house could be the social agora of your neighborhood or town. (If it is, tell all your guests about ours.) Etymology: From Greek agora "marketplace", the noun from ageirein "to assemble". The Greek word also underlies "category" from Greek kategorein "to accuse, predicate" comprising kata "down, against" + agoreuein "to speak in public". The original root *(ê)ger-, lost its initial vowel in Latin and Germanic languages. In the former, it turns up in grex, gregis "herd", underlying English "aggregate", "congregation", "segregate", and "egregious". With the suffix "-m", it became English "cram". (Today we give a big bow to Brad Ross-McLeod of yourDictionary not only for suggesting today's word but for designing and installing the YDC Agora=97our new meeting place and marketplace of wordy ideas. 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1162368889-29149-0-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.71]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Thu, 14 Sep 2006 09:33:45 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin15.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GNlin-1Zs2Eq0; Thu, 14 Sep 2006 09:33:17 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id BD8C55C1E6B for ; Thu, 14 Sep 2006 01:30:33 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1158216466-2987-0" Subject: AILUROPHILE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 01:30:33 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-14T07:33:45Z X-TOI-MSGID: 21116c48-15bc-47a8-9603-65cfccf1d1fa ------------=_1158216466-2987-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Ailurophile (Noun) Pronunciation: [I-'lu-rê-fIl] Definition 1: A cat fancier; a lover of cats. Usage 1: It is amazing that in a land of so many ailurophiles, the word is used so rarely. "Cat-lover" is a more straghtforward term but it is also ambiguous and potentially misleading. Play it safe and use today's word. Don't like cats? We have something for you, too=97you are an ailurophobe "someone who hates or fears cats". The adjective is "ailurophilic" unless you mean "cat-like", that is "ailuroid." Suggested usage: An advantage of a rarely used word is that metaphorical usage has yet to be explored. You might try, "She's a bit to the catty side and I'm not an ailurophile". Of course, people are not the only creatures who might love kitties, "Now, in just what sense is your dog an ailurophile?" Etymology: The first printed evidence of today's word appeared in 1927. The word is clearly a concoction of Greek ailour-os "house cat" + phili-os "friendly, fond of". "Ailuros" comes from a compound of aiolos "moving quickly, wriggling" + oura "tail". The compounding element phil- "love" was used widely by the Greeks, giving us a major opportunity for 'borrowing' it. We have accumulated such gems as bibliophile "book-lover", Francophile "Lover of things French", Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, and, of course, dendrophile, the polite form for "tree-hugger", among many others. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1144479496-6372-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 05 Aug 2005 10:20:38 +0200 id 0MKrQq-1E0xRV3lLL-0007Vt for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 05 Aug 2005 10:20:37 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 61A155C29CE for ; Fri, 5 Aug 2005 02:19:21 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1123225254-20756-0" Subject: ALLEGE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 02:19:21 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1123225254-20756-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Allege (Verb) Pronunciation: [ê-'lej] Definition 1: To assert as true; to assert without providing proof. Usage 1: Today's is the magic word that allows the US news media to jump to damaging conclusions without fear of legal reprisal. The past participle, "alleged", is used so much more frequently than the verb that it has become an adjective unto itself meaning, "accused without proof". Even with this innovation, however, the word is often misused, especially in the media. While Nick Dalolli might be an alleged burglar, he did not commit an alleged burglary=97the burglary must be conclusively proven if Nick is a suspect. The adverb "allegedly" never works. "Gertrude allegedly trained the suicide newts" does not mean that Gertrude trained the newts in an alleged manner but "It is alleged that Gertrude trained the newts". So that is what you should say. The noun, of course, is "allegation." Suggested usage: If you wish to be an absolute purist, avoid the rather idiomatic adjective itself in favor of semantically more precise terms like "purported" or "suspected" and use the verb only as a verb. Here is an example: "The suspected perpetrator of what police allege to be a crime has been suspended from the force pending further investigation". At least, we should use the verb more than the adjective in order to establish its meaning clearly in our speech: "Buffy alleged that her brother pulled her hair in the back seat of the car". This contrasts with Buffy's providing conclusive evidence of the act, such as a small bald spot on her head. Etymology: Middle English "alleggen" from Old French alegier "to vindicate, justify". The history of today's word is interesting because the form of the word derives from Latin allegare but the meaning comes from from esligier "to pay a fine, justify oneself" from Late Latin *exlitigare "to legally clear" from ex "out (of)" + litigare "to sue". "Allegare" went on through French to become English "allay". Apparently the two were confused at some point and the prefix ex- was replaced by ad- (an-, am-, al-, ar-). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1123225254-20756-0-- Subject: ALMS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Alms(Noun)Pronunciation: [ahmz] Definition 1: Money or other valuables given to charity or the poor. Usage 1: Today's word has an antique aftertaste but it remains a modern speech option. "Almsman" and "almswoman" as alternates for "beggar" are a bit more outmoded, but the base word, "alms", itself is still available for use. Although originally a singular noun, today it is plural: "alms are an expression of charity in both senses of the word." Suggested usage: If you are looking for a more literary and emphatic turn of phrase than "handout", try today's word: "I'm not asking for alms; I'll pay you back when I get my paycheck". When you need an arresting hyperbole to defend yourself against the children's relentless requests for money, today's word can work for you in many ways: "You'll drive us all to the alms house!" Etymology: It seems incredible that eleemosynary "charitable" (an eleemosynary institution) and today's word "alms" are descendants of the same word-but they are. Today's word was "almes" in Shakespeare's day, a reduction of Old English "ælmesse", borrowed from French. This word originated as Greek eleemosyne "pity, charity", and was borrowed by Latin as "eleemosyna". French obviously smoothed it down quite a bit after inheriting it from Latin and before lending it to us. The Greek word was the adjective, eleemon "pitiful", of the noun eleos "pity." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------C22F3D8E4A33642250ADD71B-- . 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If the message doesn't display correctly, please contact us through our Contact Page, and make sure to mention which email program, operating system and version you are using, and some details about the problem. We are still in the process of fixing some issues. Thank you for your help. Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key =09=09=09=09 Word of the Day Today's Word: Alternative (Adjective, Noun) Pronunciation: [al-'têr-nê-tiv] Listen Definition: (Adjective) Offering another option or choice; (Noun) a choice, among two (or several) choices, that differs from the one under consideration. Usage: How many alternatives are there? Traditionalists always know: only one. However, the assumption that there may be more than one alternative is so wide-spread that we think this battle is not worth joining. Expressions like, "The alternative is to give up", or "I have several alternatives to giving up", are probably accepted by a large enough body of English speakers to assume both are correct. However, we have no alternative to distinguishing this word from alternate "every other, alternating"=97The group meets on alternate (NOT alternative) Mondays. Suggested Usage: Even though the verb ("alternate" ['al-têr-neyt]) is the source of both adjectives "alternate" ['al-têr-nêt] and "alternative", the adjectives have markedly distinct meanings, "The shortfall of income leave us with no alternative but to hold the fair on alternate years". We must, alas, give up our hope to restrict the number of alternatives to one: "Of all the alternatives for keeping the fair alive, holding it on alternate years seems the least disruptive." Etymology: Today's word was copied from French "alternativ" from alterner "to alternate", the legal descendant of Latin alternare "to do by turns". This verb comes from the adjective alter "the other of two", which fits perfectly with alter ego "the other I". The Latin phrase ad alterem "(adding) to another" underlies the verb adulterare "to pollute, commit adultery", which gave us the two senses in our "adultery" and "adulteration". The same root *alt- preserved the "one of two" meaning in English "either" but lost it (along with the letter [l]) in "other". Both these words go back to the ancestor of Latin "alter". (We simply have no alternative to lauding Eric Mawer for=97long ago=97bringing the problems of today's word to our attention.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. 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Suggested usage: Altruism crucially is a good deed done without the expectation of reward, "Melanie helped her friend, Hilda, with her homework out of pure altruism, expecting nothing in return". Otherwise, it doesn't qualify: "I don't think management decided on such a generous offer to the union out of altruism on the eve of the vote to strike." Etymology: Today's is another word English borrowed from French and never returned. It is French "altruisme" all but unaltered, a noun built ultimately from Latin alter "other", as in "alter ego". (Used as a verb, "alter" means "to make otherwise.") In Greek the same root emerged as allos "other", found in the word "parallel" from para "along side + allos "another", and "allegory" from allos "other" + agora "marketplace". English turned the original Proto-Indo-European root into its one and only "else." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Received: from mailin12.aul.t-online.de (mailin12.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.70]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 03 Sep 2006 09:34:36 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin12.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GJmV1-1NzdGS0; Sun, 3 Sep 2006 09:34:35 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D6A965C1848 for ; Sun, 3 Sep 2006 01:34:34 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1157266363-7918-0" Subject: ALUMNUS/ALUMNA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 3 Sep 2006 01:34:34 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-03T07:34:36Z X-TOI-MSGID: 9be625c2-254f-4b0e-a7ab-431c91c68fec ------------=_1157266363-7918-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Alumnus/alumna (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'lêm-nês/ê-'lêm-nê] Definition 1: A (male/female) graduate of an educational institution. Usage 1: Today's words form a masculine-feminine pair. Each has a Latin plural. The plural of the masculine "alumnus" is "alumni", like a few other Latin borrowings ending on -us, e.g. cumulus-cumuli, focus-foci=97but genus-genera, opus-opera. The plural of the feminine "alumna" is "alumnae", like antenna-antennae. English nouns that keep the Latin neuter plurals use "-a", like medium-media ("the US media are" not "is"), addendum-addenda, and memorandum-memoranda. Suggested usage: It is odd that the meaning of this word connects it exclusively with educational institutions, "Everyone at our alumni reunion had either been successful since graduation or married someone who had". It can, however, on occasion, be used humorously to refer to other institutions, "We discovered that the bank's charming chief teller was an alumna of the state prison system only shortly after the embezzlement came to light." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin alumnus/alumna "foster boy/girl" (cf. Spanish alumno "foster child"). The root al- derives from the verb alere "to nourish", also found also in "prolific" with the prefix pro- and "adolescent" from the present participle of adolescere "to grow up", based on ad "(up) to" + alescere "to grow", a variant of "alere". The same root, *al- "grow, nourish" took a suffix "-t" in Germanic languages and turned up as German alt "old" and English old, originally meaning "grown" (and Scottish "auld" as in auld lang syne "old long since"). The name "Althea" comes from a Greek manifestation of the same root, althein "to get well". (Today we thank Dr. Richard R. 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Usage 1: The noun is "ambivalence". This term should not to be confused with ambiguous "doubtful, unclear, ill defined" whose noun is "ambiguity". "Deirdre is ambivalent in her attitude toward money and her ambivalence is ambiguous=97I don't know if it is love-hate or comfort-fear." Suggested usage: Use this term when someone is torn or indecisive between two attitudes as, "Ulli is ambivalent towards driving: one day he loves it, the next, he detests it". "Ursula's ambivalence toward marriage could lead to a lonely old age." Etymology: From German "Ambivalenz" (used by Eugen Bleuler in a series of articles on psychology in 1910-11) based on Latin ambi- "around, on all sides" + valentia "strength, vigor" (from valere "to be strong, healthy"). The root underlying "ambi" is *ambhi "around" probably derived from *ant-bhi, "from both sides" and related to anti-. Also emerged in Greek amphi "around" (as in "amphitheater"), German um "about", and Latin ambulare "walk around". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1115276029-18959-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 11:00:52 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu7) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsxo-1F1hSN0wqA-00071i for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 25 Jan 2006 11:00:52 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 71B405C3E68 for ; Wed, 25 Jan 2006 02:36:45 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1138176403-16090-0" Subject: AMORTIZE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 02:36:45 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1138176403-16090-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Amortize (Verb) Pronunciation: ['æ-mor-tIz] Definition 1: (1) To pay off a debt such as a mortgage by installment payments; (2) to deduct the cost of business equipment or other permanent investment from company taxes over a series of taxable periods. Usage 1: Today's word is a financial term used in reference to loans and taxes. The noun is "amortization" and the passive adjective is "amortizable", as an amortizable expense. In the UK, of course, these words are also spelt "amortise", "amortisation", and "amortisable". (For more financial terms, get Barron's financial dictionary for your Palm OS device in the YD Word Shop at http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?listcategories=3Daction.) Suggested usage: Businesses can deduct all their business investments from the income they must pay taxes on. However, the cost of an investment in machinery or buildings may be reduced by partial deductions over several tax periods: "We are amortizing the cost of our new plant over 10 years". Reducing a debt by regular payments is also amortization: "Garfield, I would loan you $20 but you will have to at least amortize what you already owe me first." Etymology: From Old French amortir, amortiss- "to bring to death" from Vulgar Latin *admortire "to deaden" based on ad- "(up)to" + Latin mors, mort- "death". The Latin stem clearly underlies the English words "mortal", "mortuary", "mortify", and "moribund". However, we also find "morbid" which comes from Latin morbus "disease", a frequent cause of death, and "morsel" from Latin mordere "to bite", a much earlier way of ending life. The same Proto-Indo-European root (*mer-/*mor-) came directly through Old Germanic to English as "murder". In Russian the root is mer-, found in umeret' "to die" and smert' "death", one of the blended stems in the name of the war-time Soviet counterintelligence agency, Smersh (from smert' shpionam "death to spies"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1138176403-16090-0-- Subject: AMPHIBOLY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com ------------=_1169366940-1407-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Amphiboly (Noun) Pronunciation: [æm-'fi-bê-li] Definition 1: (1) A phrase that is ambiguous because of its syntactic structure; (2) any ambivalent or ambiguous phrase. Usage 1: Today's word also appears in the guise of "amphibology". It is not to be confused with "amphibole" ['æm-fê-bol], the mineral hornblende. The plural of today's word is "amphibolies", and the adjective, "amphibolic" or "amphibolical". The adverb is "amphibolically." Suggested usage: We suggest you restrict usage of today's word to speaking of sentences like this one, "Flying airplanes can be dangerous". Depending on the syntax, either flying or airplanes that are flying may be dangerous. Groucho Marx was the master of amphibolies, ambivalence, and equivocation: "One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas. (How he got in my pajamas I'll never know.)" The meaning of this amphiboly depends on whether the prepositional phrase, "in my pajamas", is attached to "I" or "elephant". This one is simply ambivalent or equivocal because "got her looks" has two possible interpretations: "She got her looks from her father. (He's a plastic surgeon.)" Etymology: Today's is another word borrowed via French from Late Latin, this time from amphibolus "ambiguous". The Latin word is Greek amphibolos "doubtful", thinly disguised. It is the adjective from amphiballein "to throw on either side", based on amphi- "both" + ballein "to throw". "Ballein" comes from Proto-Indo-European *gwel- "to throw, pierce", the stem underlying Old English cwellan and cyllan "to kill". The first of these is today's "quell" while the last is "kill". Greek ballizein "to dance", the origin of English "ball", the dance, derives from the same stem. Despite the meaning of the original stem and the fact that one can throw both types of ball, the word for the ball you throw and catch is unrelated. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Not to be confused with "achronism" ("an achronism") which means "timelessness or a lack of time". "Anachronism" has two related adjectives "anachronistic" [ê-næ-krê-'nis-tik] and "anachronous" [ê-'næ-krê-nês]. Suggested usage: Although the word refers to any misplacement in time, "Leonardo was a futuristic anachronism in his day", it more often refers to someone or something that is behind the times: "Evelyn's infatuation with the Revolution is one of many quaint anachronisms she harbors. In fact, she is something of an anachronism herself". The U.S. Electoral College is an anachronism from a time when democracy was less trusted than it is today. Etymology: Greek "anachronismos" from prefix ana- negation + chron "time" + izm-os nominal suffix. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1137398806-9680-0-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.69]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Thu, 05 Oct 2006 09:49:01 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin10.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GVNuw-0boDw00; Thu, 5 Oct 2006 09:45:18 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A39595C54FF for ; Thu, 5 Oct 2006 01:32:13 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1160030982-25029-0" Subject: ANARCHY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2006 01:32:13 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-05T07:49:00Z X-TOI-MSGID: f3409ba7-dfcb-4391-a1be-45700f724bb3 ------------=_1160030982-25029-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Anarchy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['æ-nêr-kee or 'æ-nahr-kee] Definition 1: A state of lawlessness resulting from a total lack of governance. Usage 1: Not to be confused with "anarchism", the political theory that opposes all forms of government. Like (true) communists, Anarchists hold the highest form of social order to be one in which laws are internalized in individuals, rendering external enforcement unnecessary. (No likely third-party candidates are on the horizon.) Suggested usage: This is a word often used in connection with riots: "Officials feared the riots in Los Angeles would lead to a state of anarchy". However, it is not immune to occasional humor: "Stop bickering with your sister; you are not living in an anarchy, despite the appearance of your room." Etymology: Medieval Latin anarchia, from Greek a(n)- "no, not" + archos "ruler, chief". Also found in matriarch, patriarch, hierarchy, and architect ("highest or ruling builder"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Although there is a plural for today's word (anathemas), the word is probably most widely used as a mass noun which has no plural, e.g. a word that is anathema to polite society. The adjective is "anathematic" and the verb, "anathematize." Suggested usage: Today's word may refer to the curse or the person cursed, "Donald has been pronounced anathema in the office since he put the goldfish in the water cooler". While terrorism is anathema to most of us, kindness is anathema to the terrorist. Etymology: Late Latin anathema "doomed offering, accursed thing" from Greek anathema "evil, accursed thing", the noun from anatithenai, anathe- "to dedicate" based on ana- "up, back, anew"+ tithenai "to put". The original meaning was "an offering, gift to the temple". From the original root *dhe/dho- "set, put", also the origin of English "do" (German "tun") and related words: "doom", "deed", "deem", and many more. In Latin, the initial [dh] became [f], hence Latin facere "do, make" and French "faire" from it. Russian dumat' "think" and Duma "parliament" are probably based on the same root borrowed from a Germanic language. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The difference between "anfractuous" and "torturous" is that the former, but not the latter, implies that the twists and turns are superfluous. An anfractuous road is excessively torturous and an anfractuous argument is superfluously complicated. The adverb is "anfractuously" and the noun form may be either "anfractuousness" or "anfractuosity." Suggested usage: This is a word that can be used to describe anything from avenues to arguments. "An anfractuous dirt road that leads to a mountain cabin", describes a road full of torturous bends and twists while "an anfractuous explanation" is one that is difficult to follow because it is unduly complicated. Minds can be anfractuous, too. yourDictionary's Word of the Day series is designed to help us all with our thinking and speaking precise, so that we avoid communicating in anfractuosities. Etymology: Latin anfractus "coil, bend", the past participle (-t-us) from frang-ere "to break", itself from am(bi)- "around" + -fractus "broken", from the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) stem *bhreg. PIE *bh became "f" in initial position of Latin words, hence "fract-" (with a suffix -t). In Germanic languages like English it became b everywhere, while "g" became "k", following a law discovered by Jakob Grimm, the great German linguist who collected fairy tales in his spare time. So the same root as we find in Latin words with frag- and frang- (nasalized), turns up in Modern English as "break" and (nasalized) "brink". (For a larger slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in our library). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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You can replace "Anglo" with Franco- for French (francophone), Russo- for Russian (Russophone), and Germano- for German (Germanophone). The adjective is "Anglophonic" and the adverb, "Anglophonically". Today's word may or may not be capitalized but those similar always are. Suggested usage: Today's word refers more often to native speakers rather than to English language learners: "Although Dwight Mann lived in Italy for 8 years, he never learned to speak Italian because he spent most of his time with other Anglophones living there". Of course, others in the Anglophonic community probably spoke Italian quite well. Etymology: Today's word is a combination of Latin or Greek Angli "the English" + Greek phone "sound, voice". The name for the English comes from the area of Angeln, a hook-shaped peninsula protruding from Schleswig-Holstein in Germany, into the Baltic Sea. Some of our ancestors migrated from there in the late 4th century, along with the Saxons and Jutes, who came from Jutland. "Phone", of course, is found in "telephone", "phonetics", among other borrowings from Greek. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1141977562-32254-0-- Subject: ANIMUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Animus(Noun)Pronunciation: ['æn-i-mês] Definition 1: (1) A disposition or attitude that motivates someone's behavior; (2) a concealed hostility or rancor toward someone or something; (3) in Jungian psychology, the masculine side of a woman (the "anima" is the feminine side of men). Usage 1: This is a good substitute for "hatred" when your disposition is less intense than hatred. Animus is a very personal, focused dislike of something while animosity usually is slightly more diffuse. We feel an animosity toward everything that contaminates the biosphere but an animus toward the local grocer who overcharges. Etymology: Today's word is the Latin word animus "soul, spirit, intellect" lifted whole from the language. "Animal" originally referred to all beings considered to have a soul, thus living beings. The root comes, interestingly enough, from a Proto-Indo-European root (*anê-) meaning "to breathe". Our ancestors thought that our breath was our soul, the spirit of life itself. In ancient Avestan, a Western Indic language, antya meant "breath in". Sanskrit atman "soul" and German atmen "breath" are also probably related, though the loss of nasalization that converted the [n] to [t] is not a common change. Two other cousins are Greek anemos "wind" and Russian von' "stink", which goes back to Old Slavic "vonya" from earlier *anya". (Today's word was suggested ages ago by a spirited former employee at yourDictionary, Audra Himes.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The verb, "annuitize", means simply to begin the payments from the accumulated funds in a retirement or other annuity. Suggested usage: This word is used today most often to refer to a retirement plan: "Mustafa Gahtan resigned as company president when he realized that the income from the annuities he had given himself over his 10-year presidency would be greater than his current salary". However, in the past it was used more often to refer to the financial support of patrons of artists, "Beethoven's patron in Vienna, Prince Karl Lichnowsky, gave him an annuity of 600 florins beginning in 1800." Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Medieval Latin annuitas "yearly" who made it up from earlier Latin annus "year", an oblique case form of which we use in per annum "yearly". "Annus" was originally *at-nos, which means the original Proto-Indo-European root was, oddly enough, *at- "to go". In Sanskrit it emerges as atati "goes, wanders" but in the Germanic languages and Latin it meant "year". The Latin word lurks inside many English words, including, "annals", "annual", "anniversary", "millennium", and "perennial." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1167034200-17886-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 10:19:50 +0200 by mxeu2.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpdM-1DwyBh3A8O-00063q for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 25 Jul 2005 10:19:49 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 593F65C1904 for ; Mon, 25 Jul 2005 02:17:56 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1122274785-10051-0" Subject: ANOMIE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 02:17:56 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1122274785-10051-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Anomie (Noun) Pronunciation: ['æ-nê-mee] Definition 1: Social instability caused by an undermining of values; also, the personal rootlessness that comes from a lack of purpose. Usage 1: Today's word can be spelled "anomy", and the adjective is "anomic". The adjective form is used to describe the lack of regulation in social structures such as laissez-faire capitalism. In its broadest sense, today's word conveys a lack of socially defined boundaries, allowing human desire to become an end unto itself. Suggested usage: "Anomie" is not as mundane as its French cousin, the boring "ennui;" in 1683, a writer catalogued anomie with "lusts, animosities, enormities". The sociological definition of "anomie" is applicable to the business scandals swirling around us right now. These scandals ostensibly arise from a lack of constraints on the otherwise insatiable greed of some executives, a proclivity apparently not deterred even by the threat of self-destruction. Cases of anomie are all too common, though. "Rudolf's not doing well as a house-husband; apparently, he can't shake off his anomie enough to do the laundry." Etymology: From the French "anomie", from Greek anomia "lawlessness" from anomos "lawless" based on a- "without" + nomos "law". "Nomos" comes from the PIE root nem- "to assign; to take". The PIE root gives us counting words like "number" and "enumerate". "Anomie" and "anomaly", although deriving from Greek and sharing a family resemblance, do not share ancestors; "anomaly" comes from the Greek an- "not" + homalos "even". (For another slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in our library.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1122274785-10051-0-- Subject: ANTEPENULTIMATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com ------------=_1170749313-24861-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Antepenultimate (Adjective) Pronunciation: [æn-tê-pê-'nêl-tê-mêt] Definition 1: Coming before the next to last in a series. ("In" is the antepenultimate word in the previous sentence.) The noun is antepenult [æn-te-'pee-nêlt]. Usage 1: In rare cases, a single word is less efficient than several. This is one of those cases. It is easier to say "third from the end" than it is to say "antepenultimate" and you might be misunderstood if you use today's word. But still, this is a good piece to have in your lexical holster for those rare occasions when obfuscation is preferable to clarity. Suggested usage: One of our favorite uses of this word is to embellish household chores. If you are the chef at your house, for example, you can glorify a minor meal with, "This is my antepenultimate meal of the day!" It allows you to outperform the average sports announcer: "It looked like our boys would take the game in the antepenultimate inning, but the next two undid them." Etymology: From Late Latin antepaenultimus: ante- "preceding" and paenultimus "next to the last". "Penult" is used in English to mean the next to last in a series; specifically in linguistics, it means the next to last syllable in a word. (See "penultimate" in the Word of the Day Archive for the etymology of "penult.") =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Cutaneous anthrax is contracted through a break in the skin. Infection spreads rapidly through the bloodstream causing shock, cyanosis, sweating, and collapse. Inhalation anthrax is contracted by inspiration of anthrax spores, resulting in pneumonia, sometimes accompanied by meningitis, followed by death. The word also refers to the lesions on the skin caused by cutaneous anthrax. Usage 1: The plural is "anthraces" (referring to the lesions). Because its spores have a long survival period, the incubation period is short, and the disability severe, anthrax has long been developed as a biological weapon by several nations, including the United States. Louis Pasteur developed the first vaccine for anthrax. Suggested usage: Unfortunately, the current press provides all too many examples of today's word. Again, we must simply say that our hearts go out to all those who have suffered and are suffering from what has become a postal disease, an aimless weapon fired by loose cannons. Let us all pray that no one has to use today's word ever again. Etymology: Since 1398 today's word has referred to a carbuncle or malignant boil. It was not until around 1876 that it was used to refer to the disease of sheep and cattle. The cutaneous form produces black scabs on the skin, which give the disease its name. The scabs are so black, the Greeks called them anthrax "coal". Our word for hard coal, "anthracite", shares the same source: anthrax [anthrac-s] + -ite, a common suffix used to identify minerals. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1147243883-23295-0-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.69]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Sat, 07 Oct 2006 09:35:36 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin10.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GW6iR-1ahSNs0; Sat, 7 Oct 2006 09:35:23 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 48FBA5C3D8A for ; Sat, 7 Oct 2006 01:33:08 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1160203813-14521-0" Subject: ANTHROPOMORPHISM: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 7 Oct 2006 01:33:08 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-07T07:35:36Z X-TOI-MSGID: b4f6c2d0-5a57-4bb4-b61a-8a25b63db8ea ------------=_1160203813-14521-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Anthropomorphism (Noun) Pronunciation: [æn-thrê-pê-'mor-fi-zêm] Definition 1: Assigning human properties to an inhuman object. Usage 1: When the forest sighs or whispers, the moon gazes down, the sun dances along the horizon or you hear the laughter of the rivulet, anthropomorphism is afoot. Expressions like "the legs of the table", "the head of the bed", and "the foot of a mountain" are simply metaphoric extensions, new meanings of those words, as it were. To achieve anthropomorphism, the speaker must treat the object as if it were human. The adjective is "anthropomorphic" and the verb, "anthropomorphize." Suggested usage: The word itself is rarely used except in literary discussions. However, since we use the process so widely, occasions do arise: "Desi, don't you think anthropomorphizing your driveway wanders a bit beyond poetic license?" or "I get chills when she speaks of her pet rock anthropomorphically." Etymology: From Greek anthropomorphos "human in form" from anthropos "human being" + morphe "form, shape". "Anthropo-" is also found in anthropology "the study of humans", and misanthrope "people-hater". "Morph-" appears in morphology, the study of form(s), isomorphic "identical in form", polymorphic "able to assume different forms", as in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. (Cheryl Huff's mother called her '68 Chevy station wagon "Katie" and often remarked that "she" was always "thirsty", not realizing she was committing anthropomorphism. So, Cheryl thought we should alert the world about the word and its meaning.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1160203813-14521-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 10:43:50 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu12) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKrQq-1Efwaz1Fqc-00024J for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 26 Nov 2005 10:43:50 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 8D8245C52E7 for ; Sat, 26 Nov 2005 02:41:50 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132992693-24186-0" Subject: ANTIPODES: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 02:41:50 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132992693-24186-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Antipodes (Noun) Pronunciation: [an-'tip-ê-deez] Definition 1: (1) A place on the opposite side of the Earth; (2) the antithetical location or position, the exact opposite of something. Usage 1: The ancient Greeks, who were well aware of the spherical shape of the Earth, referred to the inhabitants of the far side of the globe as "antipodes", because the soles of their feet faced the soles of their own (see Etymology). The word now refers to the lands rather than to the inhabitants. The back-formed singular, "antipode", does make an occasional appearance in sense (2) but is perhaps best avoided in sense (1) since it would imply that the far side of the world is inhabited by people with just one foot. There are two adjectives: "antipodean", which refers to the lands, creatures and people of the antipodes, and "antipodal", which is used to indicate diametrical opposites. The Antipodes (with a capital letter) are the regions around Australia and New Zealand, which are on the opposite side of the world from the native lands of their European discoverers. Suggested usage: Occasionally, you can use this word with its literal Greek meaning, implying opposites with soles facing soles: "When the tug-of-war rope broke, the opposing teams wound up in two antipodal heaps". More often, the idea of opposition and inversion is deployed metaphorically: "There's no point in convening another meeting: Personnel and Sales are at antipodes on this one." Etymology: From the Greek prefix anti- "against" + podes "feet", the singular of pous "foot". Greek "pous" has given us "platypus" (flat-foot) and "octopus" (eight-foot). So, although these words end with a Latin-looking "-us", they should have Greek plurals: "platypodes" and "octopodes", not "platypi" and "octopi". It is safer (and more usual) to settle for plain English "platypuses" and "octopuses". The Greek root pod-, indicating "of the feet" has given us "podiatry" and "podium", among others. Its Latin equivalent, "pes, pedis" is also the origin of many words, including "pedicure", "pedal" and "pedestrian." =97Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1132992693-24186-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 04 Sep 2005 10:27:45 +0200 by mxeu8.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt1w-1EBpqq24tb-0003Da for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 04 Sep 2005 10:27:44 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 91EEA5C1BB7 for ; Sun, 4 Sep 2005 02:27:43 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1125817706-5986-0" Subject: ANTONYM: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 4 Sep 2005 02:27:43 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1125817706-5986-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Antonym (Noun) Pronunciation: ['æn-tê-nim] Definition 1: A word with the opposite meaning of some other word, as "black" is the antonym of "white." Usage 1: "Antonym" belongs to a family of terms referring to the possible relationships between the sound and meaning of words. The antonym of "antonym" is "synonym", a word with the same meaning as another, e.g. "couch" and "sofa". Homonyms are words that sound alike but are spelled differently, like "pear", "pare", and "pair". Heteronyms are spelled the same, but sound different and have different meanings, e.g. sow "to plant seeds" vs. sow "a female hog". The adjective is "antonymous" [æn-'tah-nê-mês] and the mass noun is "antonymy" [æn-'tah-nê-mee]. Suggested usage: Moms and dads! Here is the conversational level you want to maintain with your teenage offspring: "Fastidious? I should think the antonym of 'fastidious' would better describe the condition of your room". If Red White and Vera Black became betrothed, would their marriage be antonymous? Well, let's see if the history of today's word helps us. Etymology: Based on Greek anti- "opposite" + onima "name". "Anti" is related to the German prefix ent- "away, un-" as in entfernen "move away" and entladen "unload.". The stem comes from an earlier *êno-men "name" that gave us not only Greek onima but Latin "nomen", Irish Gaelic "ainm", Hindi "nAma", English and German "name", and Russian "imya" (from "imen"), "imeni". (R. M. Quencer is the name of the contributor to whom we owe gratitude for today's word.) Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1125817706-5986-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 15:47:40 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu12) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKrQq-1F394Z08J6-0004qd for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 29 Jan 2006 10:42:15 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 413045C6B62 for ; Sun, 29 Jan 2006 02:34:01 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1138522030-32529-0" Subject: APHORISM: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 02:34:01 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1138522030-32529-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Aphorism (Noun) Pronunciation: ['æ-fê-ri-zêm] Definition 1: A concise definition of a principle of science; any terse expression of a truth or belief. Usage 1: No, it isn't a plant disease caused by aphids, but an important, complex idea reduced to its essence by the wonders of language. Very few people have aphorized (the verb) as well as Oscar Wilde, who wrote, " The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. " More? "The old believe everything; the middle-aged suspect everything; the young know everything". "Work is the curse of the drinking classes", derives from the same source. Wilde was an excellent aphorist (the noun), who, as you see, created remarkable aphoristic (the adjective) phrases. Suggested usage: More serious concepts have been summed up in aphorisms, too. Voltaire left us with, "I may disagree with what you have to say, but I shall defend, to the death, your right to say it". Edmund Burke assured us, "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing" and Benjamin Franklin warned, "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Etymology: French "aphorisme" from Late Latin "aphorismus", borrowed from Greek "aphorismos", the noun form of aphorizein "to delimit, define". This verb is made up of apo- "(up)on" + horizein "to demarcate, define", i.e. ap+horizein. The root is related to the demarcation of the sky and earth, the horizon, and is derived from Greek horos "boundary." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is the adjective for an old word for "stroke", apoplexy. It has an adverb, "apoplectically", but its meaning has slipped from medical usage to refer not only to the motionless state brought on by an apoplectic fit but to any sudden emotional outburst that leaves us powerless to respond. Be sure to keep your Ps straight when spelling today's word: only one per syllable, separated by an [o]. Suggested usage: Since strokes generally lead to paralysis, today's word may be used to indicate any emotional blow that leads to an inability to respond. When Dickens refers to an "apoplectic cravat" in 'Nicholas Nickelby,' he means a necktie so tight as might set off an apoplectic fit. An apoplectic father could be someone too livid with anger to respond beyond sputtering and trembling. Apoplectic media are those suffering from a malaise that prevents them from responding to serious issues and events. Etymology: Today's word comes from Greek "apoplexia" via the usual route through Latin and French. Greek "apoplexia" is the noun from apoplessein "to cripple by a stroke", a composite of apo-, an intensive prefix, + plessein "to strike". The ultimate Proto-Indo-European source is *plak-/plank- with variable nasalization (the [n]), which came to English by the direct route as "fling" and to Old Norse as flengja "flog, whip". It appears in Latin without the [n] as plaga "a blow, stroke", which we borrowed as "plague". (Let us all tip our hats today to Nannette Heflin of Colorado Springs, Colorado for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1147935240-28408-0-- Received: from mailin22.aul.t-online.de (mailin22.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Wed, 16 Aug 2006 10:04:19 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin22.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GDGMz-0ePddw0; Wed, 16 Aug 2006 10:03:21 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 455F05C1A6A for ; Wed, 16 Aug 2006 01:32:02 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1155711272-10955-0" Subject: APOSTASY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 01:32:02 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-08-16T08:04:19Z X-TOI-MSGID: a9bb3e7b-03c7-4c44-9b68-8e2e73053a65 ------------=_1155711272-10955-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Apostasy (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'pahs-tê-see] Definition 1: Renouncing faith in a cause; defecting; more broadly, rejecting the principles of a cause. Usage 1: In religious terms, heresy and apostasy are different. A heretic holds beliefs that are contrary to the church's, but doesn't necessarily leave the fold. Oftentimes, a heretic considers herself to be the true believer who is standing up for what is true to the faith. On the other hand, an apostate [ê-'pah-steyt] (the agent noun of today's word) abandons the faith altogether. The plural of today's word is "apostasies" and the verb is "apostatize." Suggested usage: This word usually refers to abandoning an important spiritual or political movement or principle: "After his apostasy to the Democratic Party, our CEO has refrained from talking politics with his cronies". Apostasy was widely prevalent in the 1960's: "The flower children of the '60s chose apostasy to abetting the political and economic establishment of the time." Etymology: From Late Latin apostasia "defection" from Greek apostasis "revolt", based on apo "up" + histanai "to stand, place". The PIE root *sta- went on to become "-stan" "place" in Persian, so we find it today in Afthanistan "place of the Afghanis" and others. In Russian it became stoyat' "stand", stat' "become", and staryi "old (long-standing)". In Old English it became "stead" found in homestead and instead "in place" and other steadfast words like "steed", "stay", and "static". In German it is "stehen" and Danish, "stå." =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Etymology: From Greek apostrephein "to turn away", from apo- "off, away" + strephein "to turn, twist". The prefix apo- shares the same origin as German as "auf", English "off", and Latin ab- found in "abstract". The stem is related to strophe "a turn, stanza", also found in catastrophe "an overturning, ruin." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: Like all yourDictionary Words of the Day, this one begs for wider metaphoric application: "The hotdog wasn't enough to appease my hunger pangs", or "If washing the car doesn't appease the rain gods, I'll water the lawn to bring some rain." Etymology: Middle English appesen, from Middle French apaisier, from a- (Latin ad- intensifier prefix) + pax, "peace". The ultimate PIE root *pag- turns up in Latinate "pagan", "page", "peasant", "pact" and Germanic terms like "fang", "new-fangled", from Old Gemanic fangan "to catch or capture". (See "Words: Where do they Come From" in the yorDictionary library for "PIE.") =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: Here is another of those words, like "accommodation", with a double set of double letters=97remember them. It has an adjectival and adverbial offspring, "appellative" and "appellatively", respectively. Suggested usage: Before handing in that term paper on the geology of the Eastern United States, remember that there are no Appellation Mountains there. This leads to considerable embarrassment among college students, especially those in their freshman year. There is a chain of mountains in the eastern US with the appellation 'Appalachian.' Doubt remains as to whether Saddam Hussein deserved the appellation of president of a people he periodically slaughtered. Etymology: In sense 2, this word has been reduced from the French phrase appellation (d'origine contr=F4lée) "trade name (of controlled origin)". The word itself was borrowed via Old French from Latin "appellatio(n)", the noun from appellatus, the past participle of appellare "to drive to, admonish, entreat". This verb is a combination of ad "(up) to" + pellare "to push, hurl, beat, propel". The past participle of this verb is "pulsus" from which we retrieved "pulse". The same root came directly into Old English as an-fealt "anvil", i.e. something beaten on. It is also the origin of the noun "felt", which is made by beating or compressing fibers rather than weaving them. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1149836177-19012-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 10:50:58 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu14) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKtlM-1Eqp0L42Nx-00011S for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 26 Dec 2005 10:50:58 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id EA3485C33F3 for ; Mon, 26 Dec 2005 02:50:56 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1135584898-17602-0" Subject: APPOSITE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 02:50:56 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1135584898-17602-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Apposite (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['æ-pê-zit] Definition 1: Strikingly appropriate, applicable, or fitting; well put. Usage 1: Today's adjective has abandoned its family and gone out into the world on its own. The underlying verb, "appose", now means "to place on, apply" or "place in proximity", as in the case of appositive nouns. A noun in apposition to another is a noun referring to the same object added immediately following the first noun, as in, "His new financial advisor, Boesky, (made him feel a bit uneasy"). So "appose" and "apposition", oddly enough, have nothing semantically to do with today's word. Suggested usage: "Apposite" is a prejudicial word that takes sides on questions of right and wrong, "I thought it very apposite of our group to bombard the committee with water balloons in protest of their decision to sell water rights to outsiders". It also takes sides on issues of social etiquette, "Yes, but do you think that, 'I just loved your sister to death,' was the apposite phrase to use at her funeral?" Etymology: Old French aposer from Latin apponere, apposui, appositum "place near, add, unite" from ad- "to" + ponere "to put, place" via a confusion of ponere with Late Latin pausare "halt, cease, pause". Appose belongs to a large family including suppose (Latin original "place beneath"), compose (Latin original "put together"), impose (Latin original "put into" cf. English "put out"), expose (Latin original "place outside"), oppose (Latin original "place against"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1135584898-17602-0-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.69]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sat, 29 Jul 2006 09:40:08 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin10.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G6jQV-0uHFaK0; Sat, 29 Jul 2006 09:39:59 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4BB805C1301 for ; Sat, 29 Jul 2006 01:39:58 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1154156341-25037-0" Subject: APPRISE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2006 01:39:58 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-29T07:40:08Z X-TOI-MSGID: b6fac2dd-ae09-44b0-aa93-693831520500 ------------=_1154156341-25037-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Apprise (Verb) Pronunciation: [ê-'prIz] Definition 1: To formally inform or notify, usually providing complete details of a situation. Usage 1: Do not confuse today's word with appraise "estimate the value of". You can apprise the bank of the value at which your house was appraised but you cannot appraise the bank without an appraiser's license. The noun is "apprising." Suggested usage: The word tends to be used in formal situations: "Why was I not apprised of the company's financial situation before the IRS?" However, it is equally applicable to informal situations, "I thought I should apprise you of my intentions to marry your daughter=97assuming she agrees." Etymology: From appris-, the participial stem of French apprendre "to learn", itself from Latin apprehendere, based on ad- "to(ward)" + prehendere "to grasp". "Prehendere", in turn, comes from prae + hend-ere, based on PIE *ghe(n)d- "take, grasp". This PIE root also turns up without the [n] in English "get". Latin combined *prai-gheda to form praeda "booty" which underlies praedatorious "plundering" from which we get "predatory". 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Suggested usage: The adjective means not simply appropriate but appropriate for a specific occasion: "Well, I don't think pulling the chair from under the Contessa at a Whitehouse dinner was, strictly speaking, apropos". As a preposition, however, it means "concerning, about", "The Contessa had nothing to say to the press apropos the incident at the White House dinner." Etymology: Today's word was originally the French phrase à propos (de) "with regard to" from à "to" from Latin ad "up to" + propos "purpose" from Latin propositum "intended", the neuter past participle of proponere "to intend". This verb is a combination of pro "before, forth" + ponere "to put". The past participle of "ponere" is "positus", which we find in "posit", "positive", "pose", as well as "compose" (put together). It also became pondre "to posit or lay an egg" in Old French, the past participle of which was "pont", a word which came to us as "punt". 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Usage 1: This is an uncomplicated adjective with a broad range of applications. Suggested usage: This is a good word to refer to rarities of all sorts: "Phil has arcane reading habits" or "Sarah's knowledge of arcane economic principles occasionally pays off". You might even try something like "Lucy likes to go to arcane cafes with unusual menus in New York." Etymology: Latin arc=E2nus "shut up, closed" hence "secret" from arca "a chest, box", as in Ark (Arc) of the Covenant. Unrelated to arcade, which derives from Latin arcus "arch". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: We thought this day, the anniversary of D-Day, would be appropriate for today's word. "D-Day", by the way, is a term used for an undetermined day for a military operation. The invasion of Normandy had been planned for June 5, 1944 but weather delayed it until the 6th. It has nevertheless been adopted as the official name of the day the Allies began the final leg of their drive to free Europe from Nazi occupation. Suggested usage: Several countries signed armistices with the Axis Powers before D-Day. France was forced to signed armistices with Germany and Italy in June of 1941 and Greece signed one in April of 1942. Armistice Day in the US, celebrating the end of World War I, is November 11, though many now call it Veterans' Day. Etymology: Today's word comes from Late Latin armistitium "armistice" based on Latin arma "arms" + -stitium "stopping, standing". The original PIE word for arms apparently referred to something fitted together, for Latin arma originally meant "tool, instrument". Moreover, the same root turns up in Greek as harmos "shoulder" from which we get "harmony"=97a word oddly at odds with the meaning of "arms" and "army". The original root *sta- went on to become, unsurprisingly, "stand" and "stop" in English. However, see if you can figure out why it also appears in "stallion" and "steed". 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If a descendant is someone who devolves genealogically from you, what is someone from whom you descend? An ancestor, of course, but that word loses the symmetry of the pair: ascendant : descendant. Suggested usage: Today's word is commonly used as a more precise way to express that something is on the rise: "Interest in a national health-care program is currently in the ascendant". However, you may add a bit of proportion to your vocabulary by using "ascendant" as the antonym of "descendant", "My ascendants left the valley early on and settled in the mountains." Etymology: Today's word originated with the Proto-Indo-Europeans 5,000 years ago as *skend- or *skand- "to leap, climb". In Latin it joined with the prefix ad "up (to)" to form ad + scandere "to climb", with the [d] of ad assimilating to the [s] of "scandere". We find the same root with a suffix (*skand-alo-) in Greek as skandalon "a snare, trap". Latin assimilated this word where the meaning shifted to "scandal, slander", at which point English picked it up and today it is "scandal". The same root underlies Sanskrit skandati "he jumps" and Old Irish scendim "I jump." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is actually an adjective, meaning "austere, abstinent", used as a noun. The abstract noun is "asceticism", referring to the life of an ascetic. Ralph Waldo Emerson said, in the first sermon of his essays, "Genius is always ascetic; and piety and love. Appetite shows to the finer souls as a disease". Today's word is not to be confused with "aesthetic", which refers to the study or appreciation of that which is beautiful. Suggested usage: An ascetic is first and foremost someone who accumulates very little stuff and indulges none of his appetites, "Wendell is such an ascetic that his body is always taut and trim, and he has no credit card debt". But an ascetic is also someone who keeps to himself for spiritual reasons: "Evelyn is an ascetic environmentalist who doesn't socialize at all with people she thinks might be damaging the earth." Etymology: Greek asketikos "ascetic, laborious" from Greek askets "hermit, monk" from askein "to exercise, work". 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Usage 1: The English vocabulary bears an odd consistency: animal names tend to be of native Germanic origin while the corresponding adjective tends to be of French, e.g. dog : canine, cat : feline, cow : bovine. Today's adjective is a part of that family of words: burro/donkey : asinine (due to the demotion of "ass" as a result of its phonetic convergence with a less savory noun). Another feature of this family of words is that each animal name represents some human quality: It's a dog (worthless), she's a fox (sexy), he's a hog (greedy), she's a snake (deceptive). One is as stubborn as a mule in English but the adjective with the same meaning is either "asinine" (though "mulish" works, too). The noun here is "asininity." Suggested usage: Surprise your friends and amaze your neighbors by occasionally using today's word in its original meaning. Something like, "Portabella's donkeys were enjoying an asinine feast of sowthistles when I arrived", ought to get their attention. Today the word is used to indicate unreasonable stubbornness or extreme stupidity: "Don't be asinine, Ferris. Eat your mushrooms. My first two husbands loved them." Etymology: Latin asininus "of an ass" from asinus "ass=3Ddonkey, burro". The Latin root may be related to that of equus "horse" but the evidence is tenuous. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(The sense of spattering with mud or dirt has given way to Definition 2.) Definition 2: An act of slander, impugning, or besmirching (a reputation). Usage 2: "Cast aspersion" is the cliché in which this word most commonly occurs: "He cast aspersions on my mother, so I am no longer speaking to him". The verb, now seldom used, is "asperse". "Aspersive" and "aspersory" have been used as adjectives in the past. Suggested usage: Casting aspersions on the character of others undermines one's own, so let us hope you seldom need this word. You want to avoid situations like this: "I once belonged to a writer's group where any criticism of another's work was greeted with aspersions on one's parentage." Etymology: Latin asperg-ere "sprinkle" from ad- "to, at" + spargere "to sprinkle". The past participle is sparsus "dispersed, spread out" from which English also borrowed "sparse". The same root provided English with "spring". 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Usage 1: One can assuage things like hunger, thirst, grief, pain, and mortification. The noun is "assuagement." Suggested usage: Here is an attention-grabbing threat: "If you don't do this for me, I will cause you unassuageable grief!" Or express your disappointment thus: "I'm afraid that trimming the lawn for me won't assuage the disappointment of getting only a push-mower for Christmas." Etymology: Old French assouagier "assuage", from Vulgar Latin assuaviare, comprising Latin ad "to, toward" + suavis "sweet, delightful". The PIE root *swad- also underlies English "sweet". English also borrowed the Latin stem "suavis" as "suave". (For more on "PIE" read "Words: where do the come from?" in the YDC library.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: The adverb is "astringently" and the noun, "astringency". The adjective itself may be used as a noun referring to a substance (e.g. alum) that draws together tissue or constricts it so as to obstruct the flow of blood or bodily humors, i.e. "an astringent." Suggested usage: Today's word implies an unsettling if not unpleasant pungency. Wallace Stevens mentioned the "chrysanthemums=92 astringent fragrance" in one of his poems. "Beddoes' astringent remark about Islam may have cost us the Middle East oil contract". Remember, its basic meaning is a quality that causes the flesh to crawl, "Marina failed at customer relations because her astringent demeanor set most customers on edge." Etymology: Latin "astringens, astringent-", present participle of astringere "to bind fast" based on ad- "to(ward)" + stringere "to bind, draw tight". The Latin stem is based on the nasalized form (with [n]) of PIE *streig-/*stroig- which came to English as "strike", "streak" and "stroke". "Stringent", "string", and "strict" come from the same source, with and without the [n]. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun is "atavism" and a person who is a throw-back to an earlier stage of development is an "atavist". A child's blue eyes may be an atavism if the trait does not occur in either parent but does occur in a grandparent or great-grandparent. Suggested usage: Metaphorical applications abound. Sitting around a camp fire in the evening might be considered an atavistic pleasure, assuming our ancient ancestors did the same. Assuming we spring from aquatic ancestors, you might consider a child's splashing in the bathtub atavistic. Of course, it could just be fun. Could building tree houses and swinging on ropes be expressions of some deep-seated atavistic urge? But this word feels most comfortable in hyperboles, when "throwback" and "primitive" just don't say it all: "Leland is so atavistic I'm surprised he doesn't drag his girlfriends to dinner by the hair." Etymology: Derived from "atavism" borrowed from French "atavisme" (adjective "atavique") reflex of Latin atavus "great-great-great-grandfather, ancestor" based on ad "to(ward)" + avus "grandfather". Akin to avuncular "uncle-like" from Latin avunculus "maternal uncle", Armenian hav "grandfather", and probably related to English "abbot". The Latin feminine form, avia "grandmother"=97could Roman grandmothers fly?=97gave us Portuguese aia "nursemaid", which was borrowed as Hindi "aya" with the same meaning. (Today's word is another contribution from Phyllis Stabler's lexicon, very much of this generation.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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This same root resulted in feriae (earlier fesiae) "holidays" in Latin, found today in German Ferien "vacation" and Fest "festival". This root underlies "feast" and "festival", as well as "profane" and "fanatic." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Once that root was lost to reanalysis (see Etymology), the noun assumed a new meaning: reparation for an offense. Usage 1: Yom Kippur is the Day of Atonement because God told the Israelites through Moses to build a sanctuary for him at their destination so that he could dwell "at one" among them (Exodus 25:8). Elsewhere it is a term for occasions that unite people for any higher cause or in the new sense above. Suggested usage: There are many household uses for the lay meaning of this word: "How can I atone for leaving the kid at the gas station?" The noun may also be used to refer to the price of forgiveness: "I could accept a Beemer as atonement for smoking the cigars in the Volvo." Etymology: An early 16th century creation from at+one under the influence of Latin ad-una-mentum "unity". This is an example of reanalysis whereby at+one is (mis)perceived as a+tone, giving the current misleading pronunciation. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Originally, the act of attainting meant conviction of a crime but later it was used to refer to conviction by legislation without benefit of trial. Usage 1: Today's word is used almost exclusively in connection with the term "bill of attainder", a legislative act that pronounces a person or group of people guilty of a capital crime (usually treason) without a trial. A person so designated is subject to capital punishment, confiscation of all property, and a prohibition against inheritance. Since a bill of attainder violates the separation of powers (judicial versus legislative), such acts are prohibited by the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Section 9, paragraph 3). Suggested usage: You may use the verb to occasionally relieve "sully" and "disgrace" of their duties: "Nothing you can say can attaint the reputation of our president these days". There may even be ways to use "bill of attainder" metaphorically: "This department has a bill of attainder against me=97I am blamed for everything that goes wrong here." Etymology: Old French "ataint" past participle of ataindre "to affect, convict". Originally, "attaint" was the past tense of "attain" but subsequently became a word unto itself used only the negative sense. "Taint" is an aphetic (dropping an initial vowel) form of "attaint" in its new sense. Originally, the past participle of Latin attingere "touch upon, attack" from ad- "to" + tangere "to touch" from the nasalized form of *tag- "touch" which also underlies "tangible", "tangent" and, without [n], "tax", as when the government 'touches' you for a few bucks. "Contaminate" is from Latin contaminare: con- "together" + tag-men- (suffixed form of *tag-) "contact" + are. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This verb has fathered a healthy family of related words. The noun is "attenuation" and something that attenuates is an attenuator. There are two adjectives: attenuative means "tending to attenuate" while "attenuate" [ê-'ten-yu-êt] means "thin or having been made thin." Suggested usage: The basic meaning of today's word is to make thinner in girth, "The month of wandering the desert had noticeably attenuated Fatima". This applies to both senses of the word "thin", as we see here: "Finding the kumquat smoothie a bit too thick for her taste, Portia attenuated it with a half cup of gin". The other meaning is to reduce the power or intensity of something, "Boomer, would you mind attenuating the music until I am off the telephone?" Etymology: Latin attenuare, attenuat-: ad- "to" + tenuare "to make thin" (from tenuis "thin"). The root *ten- with the suffix -d shows up in many words borrowed from Latin, including tender "to offer", "tendon" (Greek "tenon" from teinein "to stretch"). Greek has a partially reduplicated form with the root repeated: tetanos "rigid" which gave us "tetanus" via Latin. In Latin, the root turns up in tenere "to hold" and from there found its way into tenant "lease holder" and tenor "course or drift of a discourse". As you can see in the pairs Latin pater : English father, Latin mater : English mother, the PIE [t] became [th] in English so we get the expected "thin" from the same root in English. (See our FAQ sheet for more on PIE and share in our unattenuated gratitude to Kristine Morris of the Innovation Group in Toronto for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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"Light be the turf on the breast of the heaven-inspired Poet who composed this glorious Fragment", Burns wrote to a friend on December 7, 1788. Suggested usage: Sing it on New Year's day to the good memories of 2003. Let us not lose those to the mayhem of wars and terrorist attacks. yourDictionary.com wishes everyone reading this, and those they know, a very peaceful, prosperous, and secure New Year. Etymology: "Auld" is the Scots descendent of the same Old English "ald" that devolved into "old" elsewhere in English. Old English "lang" similarly developed into "long" except in Scotland and Northern England. "Syne" comes from Old English si=F0=F0an (siththan) from si=F0+þan "after that", related to German seitdem "since". 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(2) An enormous luminous array of multi-colored light seen in northern and southern regions of the earth, caused by charged particles from the sun stimulating molecules in the earth's atmosphere. Usage 1: We would hardly use today's word in reference to the daily aurora; "dawn" and "sunrise" are much too firmly linked to that sense. However, if we are lucky enough to see the rare spectacular light show, often accompanied by a concert of sound, we have no option for a name. In the northern hemisphere the aurora is called the aurora borealis or "northern lights" while in the southern hemisphere it is called the aurora australis or "southern lights". The plural is "aurorae". Capitalize the goddess' name but not the lights'. Suggested usage: Those steeped in classical myth might describe a sunrise as "the passion of Aurora exploding across the sky". But don't try it at the corner pub. You might characterize a monumental art exhibition as an auroral experience, creating your own adjective (or using mine). The dancing and singing multicolored lights of the aurorae borealis and australis are one of the natural wonders of the earth. Etymology: Latin aurora "dawn, the goddess of dawn", from Proto-European *ausos "dawn" from the verb *aus- "to shine" with a rhotacized [s] (s > r). Akin to Greek eos "dawn" and English "east" but also Germanic *aust- whence "Austria" (current German =D6sterreich "the Eastern kingdom"). "Easter" is another derivative. (Today we thank Pranil Chandra for sharing with us the name with which he will adorn his daughter when she is born in August. May she be as astounding a phenomenon as her namesake.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1128582522-13447-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 09 Oct 2005 10:29:12 +0200 by mxeu1.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1EOWYR1HZI-0001my for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 09 Oct 2005 10:29:11 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 324AA5C7FAE for ; Sun, 9 Oct 2005 02:27:08 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1128841780-23640-0" Subject: AUSTRAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 9 Oct 2005 02:27:08 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1128841780-23640-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Austral (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['a-strêl] Definition 1: Of, pertaining to, or coming from the south. Usage 1: A word for "southern" on a somewhat higher plane: "austral winds", "austral climes", "austral gravitation". Suggested usage: This is a good word for hiding embarrassing truths about US Southerners. "My folks enjoy austral vegetables" may sound better in some circumstances than "My folks eat collards and black-eyed peas". How about: "My cousin from Fedville speaks with a quaint austral accent"? He sounds almost suave. Etymology: Latin auster "south", as in Australia but not Austria (from German =D6sterreich "the kingdom of the east"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: A word for "southern" on a somewhat higher plane: "austral winds", "austral climes", "austral gravitation". Suggested usage: This is a good word for hiding embarrassing truths about US Southerners. "My folks enjoy austral vegetables" may sound better in some circumstances than "My folks eat collards and black-eyed peas". How about: "My cousin from Fedville speaks with a quaint austral accent"? He sounds almost suave. Etymology: Latin auster "south", as in Australia but not Austria (from German =D6sterreich "the kingdom of the east"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Autochthonic [a-têk-'thah-nik] and autochthonal [a-'tahk-thê-nêl] may be used interchangeably with "autochthonous". The noun "autochthon" [a-'tahk-thên] refers to an original nation, animal, or vegetation of a locality. In biology it essentially refers to objects that have not moved since their formation, as an autochthonous bloodclot. Suggested usage: An autochthonous forest is an original-growth forest. The autochthonous homeowner is the one who built the original home. The autochthonous folklore of a land is that of the people originating on the land. We would not say that Strom Thurmond is an autochthonous senator because the senate existed before Senator Thurmond. However, the American Indians are the autochthonous inhabitants of the Americas. Etymology: Greek autokhthonos "from the land itself" from auto- "self" + khthon "earth, land" hence related to a previous Word of the Day, chthonic "in the earth". The PIE root *dhghem- also lies behind the Greek origins of "chameleon" (from chamai "ground" + leon "lion") and "chamomile" (=3D camomile from chamai + mel "ground apple"). The root also turns up with the "m" in Russian zemlya "land, earth" and Persian zamin with the same meaning. Not much seems to be known about "auto". (For more PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in our library.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Usually this verb connotes someone taking unfair advantage of an opportunity in order to advance their own goals. The semantic relation to "available" is now stretched to the breaking point. An "available item" is hardly one that avails itself any more as a result of the new sense the verb has assumed. Suggested usage: This is a word that can relieve the puny verb "get" of its excessive duties in the English language. "My professor generously availed himself of the ideas of my term paper in the article that made his career" is more expressive than "he got his ideas from my paper". "I plan to avail myself of the goodwill of my neighbors when I paint my house." Etymology: Middle English, probably from a- (intensive prefix from Latin ad-) + vailen, "to avail", from Old French valoir, "to be of worth", from Latin valere "to be strong, well". 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Usage: Usually this verb connotes someone taking unfair advantage of an opportunity in order to advance their own goals. The semantic relation to "available" is now stretched to the breaking point. An "available item" is hardly one that avails itself any more as a result of the new sense the verb has assumed. Suggested Usage: This is a word that can relieve the puny verb "get" of its excessive duties in the English language. "My professor generously availed himself of the ideas of my term paper in the article that made his career" is more expressive than "he got his ideas from my paper". "I plan to avail myself of the goodwill of my neighbors when I paint my house." Etymology: Middle English, probably from a- (intensive prefix from Latin ad-) + vailen, "to avail", from Old French valoir, "to be of worth", from Latin valere "to be strong, well". Also found in English "valid", "invalid", "valedictorian", "valor", "valiant." –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! 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Also the subtropical American tree on which this fruit grows. Usage 1: The plural is "avocados", no [e]. Otherwise, we have another lexical orphan today with no consanguineous adjectives or verbs. The noun itself may be used adjectivally to refer to its own color, as an avocado green stain on your shirt. Suggested usage: At first glance, it might seem that today's word does not lend itself easily to any usage other than the literal one. But the unusual color, creamy texture, and mild taste opens many doors for us, "Her freshly spiked hair and avocado lips made Frank wish he were literally a blind date". Remember, avocados have strikingly different textures inside and outside: "The truffle had a rich chocolate flavor and an avocado texture that melted on the tongue", but also, "After 25 years in the sun, her complexion approached that of an avocado with a color that was only a tad lighter." Etymology: So what do an avocado and a Spanish lawyer have in common? Originally, the Aztecs called this fruit "ahucatl" in their language, Nahuatl, and believed it was an aphrodisiac. To the Spaniards, the Nahuatl word "ahucatl" sounded like their word, avocado "lawyer" (spelled "abogado" today). The first recorded English usage in 1697 was the compound "avogato pear". The Aztecs also made sauces, called "molli" in Nahuatl. That made their avocado sauce, of course, "ahuacamolli", shortened by the Spaniards to "guacamole" [hwah-kê-'mo-le], the popular chip dip today. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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In the sentence "I feel badly", "badly", the adverb form, modifies the verb "to feel". Thus, it more likely connotes that I'm wearing gloves. Suggested usage: With other verbs, the distinction is clearer. We can only say (correctly) "I need the book badly" or "I want the book badly" for here only the verb may be modified, not the subject. All this points up the fact that the adverbial suffix -ly is another endangered grammatical marker in English. In the southern US life goes "real slow", rather than "really slowly", showing an even deeper erosion. It may be time to think of linguistic ecology and English as an endangered language. A side note: the use of "bad" to mean "good" or "formidable" (as in "one bad dude") has been around since at least 1850. How is that for cool? Etymology: Today's word wasn't always as ubiquitous as it is today. In fact, it appears mysteriously at the beginning of the fourteenth century as "badde". The best guess is that it comes from Old English bæddel "a hermaphrodite" and badling "an effeminate man". From those words=97both negative in warlike Anglo-Saxon society=97we got "badde" and then "bad", standing for something that's just not right. (We don't feel bad at all about offering our good wishes to Sylvia Simon of Royal Oak, Michigan, for requesting an explanation of the usage of today's oft-misspoken word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Better yet, simply use today's word as an expletive, viz. "Balderdash! None of what you say makes sense." Suggested usage: This is the sort of word that comes in handy when referring to activities in seats of power like Washington, London, Canberra, and New Delhi, some of the balderdash capitals of the world. But you find this stuff around the house, too, so name it when you hear it: "You can't mow the lawn because you have to take care of the sick cat? That's pure balderdash, Reginald." Etymology: The origins of this word remain unclear. It could derive from the English dialectal term balder "to use coarse language", akin to Dutch balderen "to roar, thunder", Norwegian baldra, Icelandic baldrast or ballrast "to clatter" plus the verb "dash" in one of its various senses. More likely it is borrowed from the Welsh baldorddus "idle noisy talk, chatter". Neither interpretation is certain. (Our thanks today to Albert A. 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"The construction crew became more active when baleful clouds appeared overhead". "My little sister responded quickly to the baleful expression on Mom's face this afternoon." Etymology: Old English balu, Middle English bale "evil, perniciousness, harm" + -ful. Archaic by the 16th century. Probably related to Slavic bol- "pain, affliction" as in Russian bol'nyi "painful." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1162800850-26851-0-- Received: from mailin13.aul.t-online.de (mailin13.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.70]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Wed, 17 May 2006 09:44:17 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin13.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FgGhY-1Pg7qi0; Wed, 17 May 2006 09:44:12 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7E7885C16EE for ; Wed, 17 May 2006 01:33:47 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1147848777-20982-0" Subject: BEATIFIC: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 01:33:47 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-17T07:44:17Z X-TOI-MSGID: 9cb4521c-0f4a-4579-bb28-9f46b0f83573 ------------=_1147848777-20982-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Beatific (Adjective) Pronunciation: [bee-ê-'tif-ik] Definition 1: Exhibiting ultimate serenity, imparting or experiencing a state of utmost bliss (beatitude), usually associated with a religious experience. Usage 1: This word family is used almost exclusively in a religious sense. The Christian "beatific vision" is the bliss aroused by the direct contact with God enjoyed by angels and other souls in heaven. "Beatific smiles" reflect that serenity and contentedness. The noun, beatitude, is associated with the list of blessings in Christ's Sermon on the Mount, commonly referred to as "The Beatitudes." Suggested usage: There is no reason why religion should usurp the services of this word family. There are secular situations where it might be used in the sense of a serene self-confidence like that of a religious faith. For example, "Louella entered the room with a beatific air that inspired confidence in every word she uttered", suggests the serene self-confidence inspired by the knowledge that the gods are watching over her. The noun is subject to similar application, "Manfred's attitude suggested beatitude more than mere self-confidence." Etymology: Latin beatificus "making happy" from beatus "happy" (past participle of beare "to bless") + -fic (from fac-ere "make, do") + case ending -us. The ultimate root also underlies Latin bonus "good", bene "well" found in "benefit", "benevolent", and "benign", not to mention bellus "beautiful" from which we get "beauty" and "belle (of the ball)." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today we are focusing on the meaning of this word in the adjectival participle "(un)becoming", as a becoming dress or an unbecoming suggestion. This meaning apparently is related to an older meaning of the verb, "come to" or "arrive". So a dress that "came to you" fit you, looked well on you. There may be a connection with "comely", too, as in "a comely lass". However, there was a small phonological difference between "come" and "comely" in Old English, making the connection questionable. Suggested usage: We need more precise terms to replace "nice". (There should be a ban on this banal word.) Rather than say that something is nice in the sense of "looks good on you", let's use today's word: "Those earrings become you, Gladys". This way, we have a corresponding negative to fill the absence of "unnice:" "Such behavior is unbecoming a comely young comer like you, O'Houlihan." Etymology: Today's word is an authentic English word, inherited from Proto-Germanic kuman "come" which goes back to PIE *gwa- and, suffixed, *gwem- "to go, to come". Yes, that's right: "go" and "come" come from the same ancient source. (No wonder I don't know whether I am coming or going most of the time.) Basic form *gwa- became Greek bema "step, raised platform" and the reduplicated form, *gwe-gwê-, underlies "juggernaut" from Sanskrit jagat "moving, the world", originally the present participle of *jagati "he goes". (For another slice of PIE, see our FAQ sheet, linked to the front page.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Bedizen (verb) Pronunciation: [be-'dI-zên] Definition: To dress up in a flashy fashion, to deck (oneself) out brazenly in gaudy clothes. Usage: Today's nifty little word has the same meaning with and without the prefix be-. "Dizen" means the same thing as "bedizen", though the prefix gives it the beat that goes with its meaning. There is a noun, "bedizenment" and the participles, "bedizening" and "bedizened", may be used as adjectives, as a bedizened strumpet or a bedizening experience trying on clothes in a hippy boutique. Suggested Usage: Today's word is most often used as a haughty comment on vulgar, flashy feminine dress, "April May can't step out of her apartment unless she bedizens herself with cheap furs and gobs of costume jewelry". (As Dolly Parton once put it, "It takes a lot of money to look so cheap". ) However, there is no reason to exclude men: "We all went to a costume party at which all the guests were bedizened as Persian royalty of the 13th century." Etymology: The origin of today's word is much murkier than its meaning. It might possibly come from Middle Dutch disen "to prepare a distaff with flax for spinning", derived from Middle Low German dise, disene "a clump of flax". This stem is found in the word "distaff" itself, originally "dise-stæf", a pronged staff around which flax (or wool) fibers were wound and pulled off by the hand to be spun by a spindle dangling from the end of the bunched fibers. However, the meanings of "disen" and "bedizen" are too far removed from one another to convincingly associate. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- Easter is April 8th. Smilebox is really great new site to use your photos, videos, and music to create amazing Easter ecards. It's free and easy! >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.kiau.11.fgru.xyg ---------------- made it easy for you, just click here http://i.ml00.net/forward?YourDictionary:*:1175557091.16184:eee01@etymologie.info:e . ---------------- http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.kiau.12.f4zu.xyg http://i.ml00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1175557091.16184:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4wg.kiau.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-12739-0-1175666417 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! WOTD: Bedizen (Verb) Pronunciation: [be-'dI-zên] Listen Definition: To dress up in a flashy fashion, to deck (oneself) out brazenly in gaudy clothes. Usage: Today's nifty little word has the same meaning with and without the prefix be-. "Dizen" means the same thing as "bedizen", though the prefix gives it the beat that goes with its meaning. There is a noun, "bedizenment" and the participles, "bedizening" and "bedizened", may be used as adjectives, as a bedizened strumpet or a bedizening experience trying on clothes in a hippy boutique. Suggested Usage: Today's word is most often used as a haughty comment on vulgar, flashy feminine dress, "April May can't step out of her apartment unless she bedizens herself with cheap furs and gobs of costume jewelry". (As Dolly Parton once put it, "It takes a lot of money to look so cheap". ) However, there is no reason to exclude men: "We all went to a costume party at which all the guests were bedizened as Persian royalty of the 13th century." Etymology: The origin of today's word is much murkier than its meaning. It might possibly come from Middle Dutch disen "to prepare a distaff with flax for spinning", derived from Middle Low German dise, disene "a clump of flax". This stem is found in the word "distaff" itself, originally "dise-stæf", a pronged staff around which flax (or wool) fibers were wound and pulled off by the hand to be spun by a spindle dangling from the end of the bunched fibers. However, the meanings of "disen" and "bedizen" are too far removed from one another to convincingly associate. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Easter is April 8th! pmguid:4wg.kiau.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-12739-0-1175666417-- Subject: BEDIZEN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Bedizen(Verb)Pronunciation: [be-'dI-zên] Definition 1: To dress up in a flashy fashion, to deck (oneself) out brazenly in gaudy clothes. Usage 1: Today's nifty little word has the same meaning with and without the prefix be-. "Dizen" means the same thing as "bedizen", though the prefix gives it the beat that goes with its meaning. There is a noun, "bedizenment" and the participles, "bedizening" and "bedizened", may be used as adjectives, as a bedizened strumpet or a bedizening experience trying on clothes in a hippy boutique. Suggested usage: Today's word is most often used as a haughty comment on vulgar, flashy feminine dress, "April May can't step out of her apartment unless she's bedizens herself with cheap furs and gobs of costume jewelry". However, there is no reason to exclude men: "We all went to a costume party at which all the guests were bedizened as Persian royalty of the 13th century." Etymology: The origin of today's word is much murkier than its meaning. It might possibly come from Middle Dutch disen "to prepare a distaff with flax for spinning", derived from Middle Low German dise, disene "a clump of flax". This stem is found in the word "distaff" itself, originally "dise-stæf", a pronged staff around which flax (or wool) fibers were wound and pulled off by the hand to be spun by a spindle dangling from the end of the bunched fibers. However, the meanings of "disen" and "bedizen" are too far removed from one another to convincingly associate. (Thanks today to Diane Strahm, who so bedazzled us with "bedizen" that we had to run it.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: The term works everywhere a term for extreme confusion is needed, at work, "When the blast went off in the executive bathroom, it was bedlam here for the rest of the day", at home, "This bedlam must cease, boys, or you'll have to go to bed", or in platitudes, "Bedlam minds make bedlam lives." Etymology: One of the most renowned of the original institutions for the mentally ill was St. Mary of Bethlehem, better known as Bedlam (from Bedlem), located outside London. Mental patients were first accepted in 1403 and by 1547 it was totally devoted to the care of the insane. Bedlam was so famous, its name became the term referring to any asylum. As in the United States, British mental patients were placed on public display every Sunday for the curious to view. ("Bedlam" is not related to "batty", which comes from "bats in the belfry", as Lawrence Brady, the contributor of today's word, no doubt already knows.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1142323169-30315-0-- Subject: BEHOOVE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Behoove(Verb)Pronunciation: [bee-'huv] Definition 1: No, this word does not refer to the development of hooves on cows and horses. It means "to oblige, to make obliged to, to make incumbent upon". In Scotland and some parts of English it is also used to mean "to need, to be necessary." Usage 1: Today's word is an old one that is used almost exclusively in the construction "It behooves someone to . . . ", as "It behooves us all to move cautiously". It generally requires a direct object; however, in Scotland, where the verb also means "to need", expressions like, "We behooved to instigate an enquiry", occasionally emerge. "Behove" is an alternative that is still acceptable. Either way, this word is an orphan without adjective or noun family members. Suggested usage: At this point it behooves me to provide an example of today's word. (Oops! It seems I already have.) This word sometimes has moral or ethical overtones: "It behooves us all to think about who we are cheating when we cheat on income taxes in a country of, by, and for ourselves." Etymology: Today's word is an English original from Old English behofian from a Germanic compound *bi-hof, "which binds: obligation". The same root gave us "heavy" from Germanic *hafigaz "containing something, having weight". "Haven" comes from Germanic *hafn- "place that holds ships" and "hawk" is probably related, too. Latin capere "to sieze" comes from the same root. Its past participle, captus, underlies English "capture", "captive", and the verbs on -cept: "intercept", "inception". The frequentative of this verb, "captare", became cachier "to chase" in French and was borrowed by English to refer to the end of a successful chase: "catch". (Now, it behooves us all to thank Mike Hobson of the US Army Chaplain Center and School for suggesting today's word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: The forms of this word do reflect a variation in spelling=97the present participle is "belying". There is an archaic noun, "belier", used in the sense of "a liar." Suggested usage: Even though it is based on "lie", today's word is seldom used pejoratively, "The beads of sweat on his forehead belied the calmness in his voice". Rather, it simply points to a contradiction between what appears to be the case and actuality, "The grace and serenity of her bearing belied the hours of labor Natalie Cladd had put into dressing, applying her make-up, and styling her wig." Etymology: Today's word shares an origin with lie "to speak falsely". It is from Old English belēogan from be- "about" + lēogan "to lie". In Russian the same root gave lozh "a lie" and lgat' "to lie", in German it produced l=FCgen "to lie" and, in Swedish, ljuga "to lie", Of course, male witches are known to lie when it suits them. They are called "warlocks". This word comes from Old English wærloga "oath-breaker" (literally, oath-liar) from wær "pledge, oath" + loga "liar", from the same root as today's word. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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"Adrienne's eyes besot Denis to total speechlessness, a state in which she finds him more attractive". Love, however, is not the only thing that besots: "Letty is besotted with dreams of owning a Harley-Davidson and roaring up and down the highway on weekends." Etymology: Be + sot "to stupefy, to make drunk" from earlier "assot" based on sot "fool" from Anglo-Saxon sott "stupid person". Besotted "affected with foolishness", was first recorded in 1580. The definition of "sot" shifted from "fool" to "drunkard" around 1592. (Wynne Johnson of Yuma, Arizona requested "sot" as a Word of the Day; we became infatuated with today's derivation. Thanks for the unintended diversion, Wynne.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1167120573-30168-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 26 Jan 2007 11:03:15 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1HANvM-0006g0-8C for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 26 Jan 2007 11:03:13 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D68E55C67D6 for ; Fri, 26 Jan 2007 02:56:16 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1169798965-24726-0" Subject: BILLABONG: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Billabong (Noun) Pronunciation: ['bi-lê-bang] Definition 1: A waterhole near a stream filled only during floods. Definition 2: A part of a river or creek that dries up after the rainy season. Usage 2: A common term in Australia but not used in Great Britain or North America. Suggested usage: Usage in Australia is usually pretty narrow and usage elsewhere in the English-speaking world would be a ground-breaking event. If you really want to break new ground, test something like: "1985 was a positive billabong for Fran in an otherwise gushing career". Be ready to explain. Etymology: From Wiradjuri (Australian Aboriginal): "an arroyo, a stream that runs only when it rains", from bila "river" + -bang. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1169798965-24726-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 03 Sep 2005 10:32:38 +0200 by mxeu1.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1EBTS12aMK-0008TV for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 03 Sep 2005 10:32:37 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 3A4025C2F20 for ; Sat, 3 Sep 2005 02:29:32 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1125731343-31280-0" Subject: BLANDISH: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 3 Sep 2005 02:29:32 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1125731343-31280-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Blandish (Verb) Pronunciation: ['blæn-dish] Definition 1: To flatter, to cajole or seduce with kind and ostensibly affectionate words. Usage 1: The activity of blandishing is "blandishment" and the person doing the blandishing is a "blandisher". Flattery may be sincere, as may be cajolery but blandishment is generally taken as insincere, beguiling flattery. "Wheedle" implies persistent flattery while cajolery implies flattery against the staunch resistance of the person being flattered. Suggested usage: Blandishment is an every day occurrence: "He blandished me with every kind word in his vocabulary but I simply refused to surrender my Virginia tea to him". Not all blandishments fail, of course: "Sarah's subtle blandishments finally convinced Hardy to wear a shirt when her parents visit." Etymology: From Old French blandir, blandiss- from Latin blandus "smooth, soft, flattering". Oddly enough, the PIE root underlying bland- is *mol- "soft" (cf. Italian molle "soft") in the usual three flavors, including *mel- and *ml-. The word-initial combination [ml] regularly became [bl] in Latin and Greek, hence Latin "blandus" and Greek malakos "soft" but blenna "mucous" and blennos "slime". "Bland-" originated as a nasalized form (containing an [n]) of *mlad- suffixed with "-d", found without the [n] today in Serbian mlad "young" and Russian "molodoy". (For a bigger piece of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in the library.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1125731343-31280-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 10:25:30 +0200 by mxeu4.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqlY-1E77cF2Ik2-0000TH for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 22 Aug 2005 10:25:11 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6DC0B5C25BC for ; Mon, 22 Aug 2005 02:25:10 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1124694384-32648-0" Subject: BLATANT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 02:25:10 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1124694384-32648-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Blatant (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['bleyt-ênt] Definition 1: Annoyingly loud, coarse, or out of harmony with others; shockingly expressive of matters that should not be revealed. Usage 1: Be careful to remember that today's word does not mean "serious", so it cannot be properly used in phrases like "a blatant breach of formality" or "a blatant lie". It also does not exactly mean "flagrant". This word means "glaring, stark, outrageously obvious", and tends to suggest visual rather than auditory offense. The adverb of today's word is "blatantly" and the noun, "blatancy." Suggested usage: Remember, "blatant" basically refers to something offensively loud or outspoken, "Crystal Ball has been a blatant critic of all efforts to regulate palm-reading and fortune-telling in our fair city". A musical instrument may be too blatant if it doesn't blend in with the orchestra. The other meaning of today's word describes the expression of matters best left unsaid, "I was appalled at Mortimer's blatant discussion of our plan to blow up Bin Laden's TV studio" or "Marge blatantly told Ullie that she didn't love him any more at Noreen's cocktail party." Etymology: Today's word is a participle of Latin blatire "to babble, blabber, gossip", akin to Swedish pladder "chatter, gossip" and probably German plappern "babble, rattle on". Russian boltat' "chatter, blabber" and Serbian blebetati "blab, jabber" are also related. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1124694384-32648-0-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 10 Aug 2006 09:41:40 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GB5Ad-1NISaO0; Thu, 10 Aug 2006 09:41:35 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id BD2B15C10B1 for ; Thu, 10 Aug 2006 01:36:40 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1155192843-5814-0" Subject: BLING-BLING: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 01:36:40 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-08-10T07:41:40Z X-TOI-MSGID: 2683292a-efdb-4ebe-a1c8-8076a92a4889 ------------=_1155192843-5814-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Bling-bling (Noun) Pronunciation: ['bling 'bling] Definition 1: (Slang) A self-consciously over-the-top and expensive style, originally in jewelry, but also in clothes, cars and general life-style. Usage 1: An abbreviated version, "bling", is also in common use. The verb forms "to bling-bling" or "to bling" imply the enthusiastic use of bling-bling as a personal fashion statement. A person or object that is heavily endowed with bling-bling is said to be "bling-blinged" or "blinged." Suggested usage: The word originated in hip-hop culture, and at first referred to a unique hip-hop sense of style: "My son aspires to bling beyond his means". But its adoption by ad agencies and journalists has now generalized its use to the extent that we may dare to venture into strange territories: "My grandmother is 102 years old, and the sole custodian of the family jewels. She turns up at family gatherings bling-blinged to the eyeballs in ancient furs and Victorian jewelry." Etymology: The word achieved wide circulation in the late 1990s after featuring in the song "Bling bling" by the rapper BG (Big Gangsta), but there is evidence of sporadic rap use dating back as far as 1993. Its origins are said to be onomatopoeic; once you accumulate enough gold pendants around your neck, they begin to make a clinking "bling bling" noise whenever you move. However, a line from the song "Bling bling" suggests that there may also be a link to another essential bling accessory: a tiny, expensive mobile phone: "All day my phone ringin', bling bling bling." =97Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1155192843-5814-0-- Received: from mailin13.aul.t-online.de (mailin13.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.70]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Tue, 05 Sep 2006 09:41:13 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin13.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GKVYO-0A1SWu0; Tue, 5 Sep 2006 09:41:04 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id AABE45C1B84 for ; Tue, 5 Sep 2006 01:35:41 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1157439171-3941-0" Subject: BOGGLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 01:35:41 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-05T07:41:13Z X-TOI-MSGID: 11315db7-d440-4a67-b3f7-3b1b7a900d84 ------------=_1157439171-3941-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Boggle (Verb) Pronunciation: ['bahg-gêl] Definition 1: (1) To startle or be startled, to shy away from fearfully; (2) to bungle, botch, or fumble; (3) to overwhelm with amazement. Usage 1: Today's word has almost penned itself up in one word, "mind-boggling". Historically, however, this verb has mostly been used intransitively with the preposition "at" or "about", as in, "He would never boggle at a bungee jump or two". An interesting noun from the second meaning of today's word is boggledy-botch "a complete mess, foul up", as in "You've made a complete boggledy-botch of the party with your lampshades and karaoke!" Suggested usage: The intransitive use is still available, "The horse boggled at a barbed wire fence and threw its rider to the ground". The sense of botching retains its usefulness, too, "He boggled (sense 2) through the match, then clinched his position in infamy with a shot into his own goal, which boggled (sense 3) everyone in the stadium". So, don't let this verb boggle your imagination=97deploy it generously in the glory of all its meanings. Etymology: Of the various names "bogle", "boggard", "bogy" attached to English-speaking goblins, "bogle" has been around the longest, since around 1500. Although these words seem obviously related, their relationship is unclear. They may derive from bogge or bog "hobgoblin, ghost" which, in turn, are probably variants of "bugge" or "bug", seen in current "bugaboo" and "bugbear". "Bug" in this sense may be borrowed from Welsh bwg (=3D bug) "ghost, hobgoblin". The forms "bogle" or "boggle" could be ancient diminutives of these words or they, too, might come directly from Welsh bwgwl (=3D bugul) "terror, terrifying.=94 Who knows? (Dr. Richard R. Everson, Clinical Psychologist of Pittsburgh, didn't boggle today's word but promptly reported it to us for proper disposal. We thank him for yet another good choice.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1157439171-3941-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 17 Dec 2006 10:44:37 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GvsZO-000394-FR for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 17 Dec 2006 10:44:35 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id AA50F5C2613 for ; Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:44:31 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1166342960-8225-0" Subject: BOGUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Bogus (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['bo-gês] Definition 1: Fake, false, not genuine. Usage 1: "Bogus" today is used almost exclusively as an adjective, even though it started out as a noun (see Etymology). At one time con artists passed bogus to unwary victims; now, they pass bogus coins and bills. Suggested usage: Today's word is a common colloquial replacement for "fake" or "false": "Frederique, the Count of Mountebank, as he called himself, made a costly mistake when he set up a company that was as bogus as his name". Just take a look at television and you will see a plethora of bogus investment schemes, weight-loss and body-building programs. Caveat emptor! Etymology: There are many explanations of the origin of today's word, most of them are, well, bogus. That it is a shortening of tantrabogus "an unusual object", a word used at one time in Vermont seems unlikely, since only one person has reported hearing the word. The most likely explanation is that it is a fanciful Latinization of "bogy" or "bogey" as in "bogy-man" or "booger-man", which originally referred to evil goblins or ghosts. What is sure is that by 1827 it referred to machines that produced counterfeit money, especially coins. Money produced by such machines was itself called "bogus" and the current meaning is but a very small metaphorical hop from the adjectival use. (There is nothing bogus about our gratitude to Tim J. Dobbins, III for suggesting today's word. It is genuine.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1166342960-8225-0-- Received: from mailin23.aul.t-online.de (mailin23.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Mon, 26 Jun 2006 10:04:34 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin23.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Fum4r-29ers80; Mon, 26 Jun 2006 10:04:13 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B9D735C5F3A for ; Mon, 26 Jun 2006 01:39:17 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1151305212-10995-0" Subject: BOHEMIAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 01:39:17 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-06-26T08:04:34Z X-TOI-MSGID: 4fa57f60-86a3-4d2d-ba70-4670dde128e2 ------------=_1151305212-10995-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Bohemian (Noun) Pronunciation: [bo-'hee-mi-yên] Definition 1: A native of Bohemia, a region of Czechia; an artist who lives and works outside the mainstream. Usage 1: "Bohemian" emerged from a misunderstanding that gypsies originated in Bohemia. (They originate in India.) The French Bohemians thought of themselves as gypsies, living an unconventional life outside the mainstream art movements and society. "Bohemianism" is the noun Suggested usage: Although the actual Bohemian movement has passed, the idea of resisting tradition lived on in the Beat Generation and the flower children of the 1960s and 1970s. The Bohemians were unconventional artists who kept to themselves away from politics. The beatniks were mostly artists who abandoned the middle-class mainstream. The hippies, however, represented a much wider movement that was politically motivated, bent on changing the political structure, stopping war, and creating a 'counter-culture' to that of the 'establishment.' Etymology: Bohemians were a phenomenon of 19th century France and were at least encouraged by Victor Hugo. Artistic style of the day was confined to the tastes of wealthy patrons who took artists under their wings. Hugo advocated breaking away from those restrictions. He also put together an army of bizarrely dressed artists to show up for the opening of his play 'Hernani.' The mob did considerable damage to the theater when they were locked inside. Hugo soon returned to his bourgeoisie life but the Bohemian artists continued to avoid it, finally receiving recognition in Puccini's opera, 'La Boheme.' The movement died out by World War I but the idea lived on, reemerging in the beatniks of the 1950s and the hippie subculture of the 1960s. (Thank you Denise Ryan of Waterford, Ireland for putting us on to the origin of the various counter-culture movements of the past century.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1151305212-10995-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin06.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BRRoR-1sEjlQ0; Sat, 22 May 2004 10:24:59 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 68A08B815D0 for ; Sat, 22 May 2004 02:21:57 -0600 (MDT) Subject: BOOTLEG: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Bootleg(Verb)Pronunciation: ['but-leg] Definition 1: To produce and/or distribute legally prohibited products. Usage 1: Today's word is used mostly as an adjective (bootleg DVDs) and a verb (to bootleg DVDs). It has settled into the US vernacular as a regular verb referring to the action of bootlegging, which is carried out by a bootlegger, who bootlegs. Suggested usage: Remember that the original meaning of today's word began in the days of rum-runners: "Izzy Russianoff got the capital to start his charity hospital bootlegging moonshine in the 30s". However, don't let that restrain you from applying it to any product illegally distributed, "Curt's avocation was bootlegging illegal fireworks up and down the east coast until a bolt of lightning caught up with his truck on a run through the Poconos." Etymology: Today's word originated from the habit of men, when they wore high boots in centuries past, of smuggling objects across borders by hiding them in the legs of their boots. In the late 19th century, however, its meaning shrunk to the smuggling of whisky into counties and states that were 'dry.' During Prohibition, the word became even more popular as the vocation of smuggling alcoholic beverages into the United States from Canada or from, well, bootleg distilleries. However, the word did not go the way of Prohibition. Rather, its meaning has broadened again recently to refer to the distribution of any illegal product, such as copyrighted tapes, CDs, and DVDs that are widely produced and distributed illegally today. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------BD5805DFEE00D6CF7552D810-- . by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 05 Jan 2007 10:49:01 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H2lh4-0002Z7-KW for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 05 Jan 2007 10:48:59 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7B14A5C2052 for ; Fri, 5 Jan 2007 02:45:17 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1167984591-25956-0" Subject: BORBORYGM: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Borborygm (Noun) Pronunciation: [bor-bê-'rig-êm] Definition 1: The gurgling sounds made by the stomach after eating. Usage 1: The plural is "borborygmi" and the adjective "borborygmic". Borborygmi form the gastromantic data base (see WotD Archives for "gastromancy"). "Borborology" is a both rare and archaic alternate with an unexpected meaning: profanity. However, it is difficult not to believe that gastromantics are students of borborology, not of profanity but of borborygmi. Suggested usage: Today we offer you a more presentable expression for the less acceptable "gut-rumblings". Use it judiciously, "The conversation around the campfire was accompanied by borborygmic remnants of the evening meal". Elizabeth Fenwick wrote in 'Long Way Down' (1959), "The room was very quiet, except for its borborygmic old radiator." Etymology: Borrowed into English from Greek borbor-ugmos via French "borborygme". This is a clear example of Greek onomatopoeia, the imitation of a real sound in the sound of the word referring to it. It is odd the French and English did not simplify this word to "borborism" as the Greeks ultimately did. (We are grateful to suspected gastromantic Kate Johnson for today's postgastronomical term.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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More likely, they originally kept the trousers from riding over the knee and binding when miners, shearers, and the like, bent over to work. (Then again, they might have been just an outback fashion statement.) Today the word is used to refer to a half-chap that covers the top of the boot or the trouser leg from the knee to the ankle. Usage 1: During the 1920s and 1930s C. J. Dennis of the Melbourne Herald wrote of the adventures of a fictional character, Ben Bowyang, a farmer and philosopher from Gunn's Gully, in the newspaper's humor column. Later today's word was used as the name of a character in a comic strip. Suggested usage: The original bowyangs are a sign of a lack of refinement (to put it mildly): "Woody Dewett stood against the wall all evening looking like a bloke out in public without his bowyangs for the first time". The new bowyangs are useful anytime you want to garden or do other dirty work in your new trousers, "I wouldn't go into the kids' room without my bowyangs on." Etymology: According to the venerable Oxford English Dictionary, today's word apparently is a variant of bow-yanks or bow-yankees "leather leggings". Where these words come from remains unclear. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1140595433-16705-0-- by mhead00 with LMTP; Tue, 13 Jun 2006 09:47:44 +0200 with esmtp id 1Fq3cT-2F7vAu0; Tue, 13 Jun 2006 09:47:25 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6191A5C01DE for ; Tue, 13 Jun 2006 01:37:16 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1150181631-28331-0" Subject: BOYCOTT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2006 01:37:16 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-06-13T07:47:44Z X-TOI-MSGID: 4829347c-56ad-49a0-b9cc-9ebd9e0571af ------------=_1150181631-28331-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Boycott (Noun) Pronunciation: ['boi-kaht] Definition 1: A concerted refusal to do business with a person or organization, usually to express disapproval of conditions or policies. Usage 1: The noun and verb of today's word are the same: "boycott". A person who refuses to do business because of principles is a boycotter. Suggested usage: The literal use of this word, as in, "So long as the Almighty Dollar speaketh, the boycott will remain an effective way of getting a company's attention", is always available. But in the spirit of "think global, nag local", one could say, "Jacob is boycotting the company of his grandchildren until they stop listening to hip-hop" (he won't be seeing them for awhile). Etymology: Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, a land agent in County Mayo, Ireland in the 1880s, is the eponym of today's word. Boycott worked for an absentee English landlord and was ruthless in his treatment of tenants. He became the target of Charles Parnell, an Irish activist set on reforming the laws of land ownership. Parnell incited Boycott's native employees to refuse to cooperate, next stores refused to serve his family, then the post refused to deliver mail, until finally the entire community shunned the Boycott family in the manner now manifest in today's word. Today's word, by the way, appears in virtually every European and in many other languages around the world. =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1150181631-28331-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 10:28:05 +0200 by mxeu6.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsUu-1EB6u42YZq-0005GV for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 02 Sep 2005 10:28:04 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6F3A15C2097 for ; Fri, 2 Sep 2005 02:28:03 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1125644890-31078-0" Subject: BRANDISH: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 02:28:03 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1125644890-31078-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Brandish (Verb) Pronunciation: ['bræn-dish] Definition 1: To wave or otherwise display ostentatiously, flashily; to wield or flourish defiantly. Usage 1: Today's word does not come from "brand", though it is related in a round-about way to the original meaning of that word (as in branding livestock). It comes from a French word meaning "sword", hence refers to movements like those associated with wielding a sword. One who brandishes is a brandisher. Suggested usage: Today's word is about body language and implies someone is carrying an object with emphasis, so that it cannot be ignored, "Delores stumbled into the room brandishing a brandy glass that obviously had been filled several times". Generally, you can brandish only what is held in the hand, "Cord entered the room brandishing a pen as though he were going to sign the contract but we ended up just making more revisions." Etymology: Today's word originates in Old French brandir, brandiss-, from brand "sword". The French word "brand", however, was borrowed from a Germanic language, possibly Dutch branden "to burn, distill" (or temper steel) which gave us "brandy". The root clearly goes back to Proto-Indo-European *gwher-/gwhor- "heat, burn" which became thermos "warm, hot" in Greek, found in English "thermometer", "hypothermy" and "Lobster Thermidor. The initial [gwh] of this stem became [f] in Latin, hence the Latin word fornax "oven" which underlies our word "furnace". Finally, in the Germanic languages the initial consonant became [b], as in "burn" (German "brennen") and "brand". (Today's word originated in a hot tip from Caron Sperry. Thank you, Caron; keep them coming.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1125644890-31078-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 10:50:55 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu6) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsUu-1EynUL3zXy-0006F9 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 17 Jan 2006 10:50:55 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 8C1DD5CE745 for ; Tue, 17 Jan 2006 02:31:56 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1137485178-13254-0" Subject: BRITISH: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 02:31:56 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1137485178-13254-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:British (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['brit-ish] Definition 1: Pertaining or belonging to Great Britain or its inhabitants. Usage 1: "Britain" is a European island containing the once-separate countries of England, Scotland, and Wales, now combined along with Northern Ireland into a single nation called the United Kingdom. Historically, the island was known as "Great" (meaning "large") Britain in order to distinguish it from "Lesser Britain", the present-day French peninsula of Brittany. The state of being British is "Britishness", which may lead one to behave "Britishly". An inhabitant of Britain is a "Briton", now often informally shortened to "Brit", while an inhabitant of Brittany is a "Breton". The ancient languages of southern Britain and Brittany are called "Brythonic." Suggested usage: A common outsider's error is to use the adjective "English" (pertaining to England alone) as if it were synonymous with "British". The Welsh and Scots may have much to say on such usage: "Cousin Hamish became quite upset when we called Edinburgh an 'English' city; he said it was like calling Dallas 'Californian'". (Edinburgh is correctly either "Scottish" or "British", just as Dallas is either "Texan" or "American.") But remember, also, that Ireland is a different island from Britain, and to extend the word "British" to include the Irish is to become involved in a centuries-old dispute best avoided in casual conversation. Etymology: "Britain" comes from "Britannia", the Latin name for the island, which was probably derived from the name of a Brythonic-speaking native tribe who called themselves "Pritani". The suffix "-ish" comes from Old English "-isc", used to form adjectives of nationality from country names, as in "Scottish", "Irish", "Welsh" and "English", among many others. It has since been pressed into wider service with the sense "having the nature or character of", in such examples as "childish", "freakish", "stand-offish", and "outlandish." =97Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1137485178-13254-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 04 Nov 2005 10:35:30 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu6) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsUu-1EXxyr2Tgb-0001XB for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 04 Nov 2005 10:35:29 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 574415C219F for ; Fri, 4 Nov 2005 02:34:33 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1131091817-23508-0" Subject: BROOK: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2005 02:34:33 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1131091817-23508-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Brook (Verb) Pronunciation: [brUk] Definition 1: To put up with or stand for; to tolerate. Usage 1: Although its etymological roots mean "to use, enjoy", the current meaning of "brook" suggests that one has stomached just about enough. Suggested usage: There are not many ways to use this word, but because it's unusual, it could carry some weight. "I'll brook no more prevarication; tell me where you were all night or pack your bags". On the contrary, "Che will brook any amount of nonsense as long as his girlfriend keeps his number on speed-dial." Etymology: Today's word is a homonym of brook "creek or stream", but the two come to us by different etymological paths. The "creek" version derives from Middle English and Old English "broc". "Broc" is related to the Old High German bruoh "marshy ground". The "tolerate" version is from Middle English "brouken", from Old English brucan "to use, to enjoy". This word is akin to German brauchen "to need", and Latin fruor, fructus "to enjoy". They share an ancestor in PIE *bhrug-. Grimm's Law, a guiding principle in linguistics, tells us that PIE initial *bh converts regularly to "f" in Latin, e.g. English "bear" : Latin "fero" [I carry, bear], "brother" : "frater", etc. (Thanks to Dalyn Cook, who will brook no threat to the survival of this word in English. We stand with her.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1131091817-23508-0-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.73]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Wed, 30 Aug 2006 09:48:00 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin19.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GIKnT-1J0pLE0; Wed, 30 Aug 2006 09:47:39 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1C9455C146D for ; Wed, 30 Aug 2006 01:37:30 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1156920928-712-0" Subject: BRUSQUE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 01:37:30 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-08-30T07:48:00Z X-TOI-MSGID: 96c222cb-f0a3-4f68-b108-a514cebd43e1 ------------=_1156920928-712-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Brusque (Adjective) Pronunciation: [brêsk] Definition 1: Rudely curt, offensively blunt, gruff, or short with someone. Usage 1: Remember, today's word is NOT spelled "brusk" despite what the weak-kneed, willy-nilly dictionaries tell you. Let's not adapt our speech to speech errors no matter how commonly they occur. The adverb is "brusquely" and the noun, "brusqueness." Suggested usage: Unlike "bluff", which implies a good-hearted straightforwardness, today's word implies a dismissive and insulting gesture, "Creighton brusquely dismissed my suggestion that he address his colleagues more courteously". A sense of superiority often lies behind brusqueness, "Mandy's world crashed around her when she finally met her movie idol and asked for his autograph only to be told brusquely to get lost." Etymology: Today's is more undisguised loot from the French language, related to Italian brusco "coarse, rough", and Portuguese and Spanish brusco "rude, peevish"=97all from Late Latin bruscus "butcher's broom". The Latin word may=97and we emphasize 'may'=97be a blend of Late Latin brucus "heather" + ruscus "butcher's broom". If so, it is related to French bruy=E8re "heath", which comes from Late Latin *brucaria, a noun from the same word, brucus "heather". English borrowed this French word, too, though this one we at least disguised a bit as "briar." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1156920928-712-0-- Received: from ms4-2 ([unix socket]) (authenticated user=pb4181_0-eee01 bits=0) by ms4-2 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1) with LMTP; Sat, 01 Apr 2006 11:43:40 +0200 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) by ms4-2.1blu.de with esmtp (Exim 3.36 #1) id 1FPcdv-00073S-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 01 Apr 2006 11:43:39 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 999615C3458 for ; Sat, 1 Apr 2006 02:33:49 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1143878328-764-0" Subject: BUDWEIS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Budweis (Noun) Pronunciation: ['bud-vIs] Definition 1: The German name of the Czech city of Ceske Budejovice. Usage 1: The city of Cesky Budejovice is called "Budweis" in German so that Budweiser Beer means "beer from Budweis" in that language. The American brewery Anheuser-Busch began using the name in 1876. The problem is that the Czechs have been brewing beer=97which they called the Beer of Kings=97in their town since thirsty King Premysl II Otakar (son of good King Wenceslas I) founded the city in 1245. Unfortunately for the Czechs, they only began calling their beer Budweiser Budvar in 1895 and ever since that time the two breweries have been locked in a legal battle for rights to use the name. Suggested usage: The new problem brewing for the US brewer now is that, according to the laws of the new European Union (EU), of which the Czech Republic became a member this past week, manufacturers may use the name of a location only if their plant is situated in that location. So far, however, after a century of legal squabbles, both sides are still brewing beer under the name "Budweiser." Etymology: By the way, another Czech town, "Plzen", or "Pilsen" in German, has given its name to a type of beer widely called "Pils". The next beer battle in the EU? (Roberto Carosiello of Turin, Italy wondered if linguistics had anything to say about these disputes. Linguistically, all we have to do is keep these words capitalized and we are both grammatical and legal.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1143878328-764-0-- Received: from mailin17.aul.t-online.de (mailin17.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Fri, 12 May 2006 09:38:20 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin17.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FeSDy-24Vc5g0; Fri, 12 May 2006 09:38:10 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 25EF45C322F for ; Fri, 12 May 2006 01:33:32 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1147416658-6832-0" Subject: BUNDLING: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 12 May 2006 01:33:32 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-12T07:38:20Z X-TOI-MSGID: 199896a4-d3f7-40f7-9aa5-656554a574ba ------------=_1147416658-6832-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Bundling (Noun) Pronunciation: [=91bênd-ling] Definition 1: Sleeping with someone of the opposite sex fully clothed, separated by a blanket, or sewn up in a bundling bag. Usage 1: References to bundling go as far back as the book of Ruth in the Old Testament. It was probably wide-spread throughout Europe and came thence to the US, where it was practiced particularly in New England and may still be practiced among the Amish and Mennonites. Sewing the bundlee into a bag, as seen in the film, 'The Patriot,' was not widespread. Rather, the couple was separated by a blanket or slept bundled in their clothes. Under the Amish and Mennonites, it became a form of courtship, a way for a future married couple to spend time alone without risk of offspring. Suggested usage: The original motive was probably economic: a shortage of bed space for visitors who could not return home for the night. In the villages of Eastern Europe today it is not uncommon for the husband to sleep next to a male visitor while the wife sleeps next to a female visitor, often fully clothed, in case of a poverty of beds. Bundling may have originated as a variant for providing bedspace with an unwed daughter. Etymology: Today's word is the noun from the verb "bundle", a relative of "bind", but probably borrowed directly from Middle Dutch bondel "sheaf of papers, bundle". Another relative is "band" but "bandanna" comes from Hindi bandhnu "tie-dyeing" from bandhna "to tie" (Sanskrit bandhati "he ties"). Another distant relative is "kummerbund" from Hindi kamarband, itself borrowed from Persian kamar "waist" + band "band." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1147416658-6832-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 10:56:44 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu15) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKx9w-1Ezt0a3msv-0007kX for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 20 Jan 2006 10:56:42 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A409E5C6269 for ; Fri, 20 Jan 2006 02:37:16 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1137744407-21231-0" Subject: BUNG: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 02:37:16 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1137744407-21231-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Bung (Noun) Pronunciation: ['bêng] Definition 1: A stopper or plug for a barrel, making a "bung-hole" not what you are thinking, but the hole in a barrel where the bung goes. In some parts it also means "a bribe" and in still others, "a lie." Usage 1: Since we use barrels so seldom around the house, this word is being taken over by the word it rhymes with. The verb means "to close up". You can bung up a cask or the eye of someone who gives you too much lip. As an adjective it means "bankrupt, dysfunctional", so a business that has gone bung no longer functions. This may be the origin of the U.S. English adjective "bum", as in "a bum leg", a leg that doesn't function correctly. You can also say "a bung leg." Suggested usage: Here are a few ways you can have some effective fun with this word. "Don't bung up the works", can suggest that someone not clog the workings of your business or that they not lay it to ruin. If "Put a cork in it", fails to convince Lester to stop talking, try, "Put a bung in it". If you want to crawl further out on the limb of creative insults, you could ask, "Don't they make head bungs, Charlene? You could use one now." Etymology: Middle Dutch bonge from Late Latin puncta "hole", the feminine past participle of pungere "to prick, puncture". In English it turns up as "pink" and "pounce" without help from Latin, and in "point", "pugilist", and "impugn" with the help of Latin (and French). In Greek we find a cousin pygme "fist" which we borrowed as "pygmy". (Our thanks to Tom Bruner, who let today's word out of the barrel.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1137744407-21231-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 10:30:56 +0200 by mxeu10.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1E9f2c3x85-0006GN for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 29 Aug 2005 10:30:54 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id E8B035C2A0D for ; Mon, 29 Aug 2005 02:28:17 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1125299365-29387-0" Subject: BURGEON: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 02:28:17 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1125299365-29387-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Burgeon (Verb) Pronunciation: [=91bêr-jên] Definition 1: To bud, sprout, to begin to grow or blossom; to grow and flourish. Usage 1: The media are fraying today=92s word a bit about the edges; it may be time to cast our attention its way. Expressions like "the burgeoning Enron scandal" is something of an understatement. Even if we say that Enron was a garden where unrequited felony burgeoned with abandon, we ignore the fact that much of it came to full bloom. A burgeon is a bud, well, maybe a pimple, but even this pejorative noun flagrantly understates the explosion of the Enron scandal. Suggested usage: Of course everything in your garden burgeons in the spring. But other things burgeon in other gardens, too, "He was as yet unaware of the tenderness for her already burgeoning in him after their first encounter". Today=92s word may also be used by analogy with items that resemble buds, "A painful corn now burgeoned on her foot from constantly wearing her daughter=92s shoes." Etymology: Middle English "burgeonen" from Old French "borjoner", the verb from the noun burjon "a bud". This noun descended from the Vulgar Latin *burrio, burrion which came from Late Latin burra "a shaggy garment". Today=92s word is unrelated to "burro", a Spanish back-formation from borrico "donkey", a descendant of Late Latin burricus "small horse". (We can only hope that a sense of gratitude is burgeoning in all our breasts for Terry Light, author of 'Shades of Meaning' at http://www.shadesofmeaning.com and the source of today=92s word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1125299365-29387-0-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.71]) by mhead44 with LMTP; Sun, 11 Mar 2007 12:12:28 +0100 Received: from s2128.ml00.net ([216.39.127.128]) by mailin15.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HQLyO-1OhM2b0; Sun, 11 Mar 2007 12:12:20 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=gLb4KvkTDVSuaUHLLbpYlbijAbjHthJS550KRdFxH4NXHblTZizks6wxzbA3bt5Uhr/TkwJ2VW5VUTbQsGzjEldMKgiiWUG5xwbhgVZpPiEP61ZoougswUoJeZD6EAlh; by s2128.ml00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA69362; Sat, 10 Mar 2007 23:02:47 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2007 04:12:20 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1173477888.8381 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: BURKE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-15324-0-1173596422" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-11T11:12:28Z X-TOI-MSGID: 7f24b551-36ed-44b0-9b67-9886f4c1db3c --MIME_BOUNDARY-15324-0-1173596422 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com BURKE (verb) Pronunciation: ['bêrk] Definition: To "hush up", to stifle or suppress quietly; also to avoid or evade. Usage: Today's word is not widely used in the U.S. but has a good purpose to serve: it replaces the two words "hush up" with one while conveying a sense more precise than "stifle" or "suppress". The agent noun is "burker" and the qualitative noun is "burkism" (the quality of Burke). Suggested Usage: The first definition, unfortunately, fits many situations in contemporary politics, "Mayor McGrew burked the investigation by failing to reappoint the commission conducting it". The extended meaning applies more widely, "To make 'The Tempest' a tragic and depressing play, the director was willing to burke all the elements that might curl the lips of the audience." Etymology: The eponym of today's word is Irishman William Burke, executed in Edinburgh in 1829 for suffocating 16 people in order to sell their bodies to Edinburgh Medical School for dissection at =A37 each. 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The agent noun is "burker" and the qualitative noun is "burkism" (the quality of Burke). Suggested Usage: The first definition, unfortunately, fits many situations in contemporary politics, "Mayor McGrew burked the investigation by failing to reappoint the commission conducting it". The extended meaning applies more widely, "To make 'The Tempest' a tragic and depressing play, the director was willing to burke all the elements that might curl the lips of the audience." Etymology: The eponym of today's word is Irishman William Burke, executed in Edinburgh in 1829 for suffocating 16 people in order to sell their bodies to Edinburgh Medical School for dissection at £7 each. A wallet made from his tanned skin may be viewed today in the Anatomy Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh (so we have been told). His other contribution to the English-speaking world, today's word, may be used freely anywhere. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . 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About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k4qy.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-15324-0-1173596422-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 07 Dec 2006 11:25:08 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GsGR9-0004Uq-01 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 07 Dec 2006 11:25:07 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id E819B5C6E10 for ; Thu, 7 Dec 2006 02:53:43 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1165479288-17735-0" Subject: BURSAR/PURSER: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Bursar/purser (Noun) Pronunciation: ['bêr-sr/pêr-sr] Definition 1: The treasurer of a college or university is often called a "bursar" while the person with the same job on a vessel (air or sea) is a purser. Everywhere else the function is simply that of a treasurer. Usage 1: Occasionally, we have mentioned speech registers: different ways of speaking depending on where you are. A notoriously idiosyncratic register is spoken aboard a ship, where left is "port", right is "starboard", the floor is a "deck", and the driver is the "captain" who can marry people. That the ship's treasurer would have a peculiar name comes as no surprise. The university register does not vary as much from normal speech as does the naval, but it does have its occasional peculiarities, too. (An interesting sidelight pertaining to "purse" is that fact that the phrase, "to purse one's lips" goes back to the days when purses were bags with drawstrings.) Suggested usage: Here is another opportunity to compel your children to use the dictionary: "Inasmuch as I am the family bursar, if I say no dial-up pizza, there will be no dial-up pizza". In such a situation, they will be keenly curious as to your term of office. If you own a boat, you can use "purser" instead, "Since the purser has unfortunately fallen overboard, we will not be able to pay your wages until we return to port." Etymology: "Bursa" is an obsolete variation of "purse", meaning pretty much the same thing. Both come from Greek bursa "goatskin, wineskin", apparently a good place to hide money in times past. Both of today's words are formed by adding the common agent suffix "-êr", spelled differently, to these two nouns. In French the Greek borrowing became bourse "stock market", another place associated with the exchange of money. (Today's verbal treasure was the treat of D. H. Lewis.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1165479288-17735-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 10:35:39 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu14) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0ML3Dg-1FAOV82KIB-00039b for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 18 Feb 2006 10:35:39 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B781F5C2165 for ; Sat, 18 Feb 2006 02:32:56 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1140249778-22898-0" Subject: BYZANTINE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 02:32:56 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1140249778-22898-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Byzantine (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['bi-zên-teen] (US) or (British) [bi-'zæn-tayn ] Definition 1: Pertaining to Byzantium; highly complicated and intricate; characterized by a manner that relies on intrigue, scheming and labyrinthine machinations. Usage 1: "Byzantine" with a capital "B" can be used to refer to a citizen of ancient Byzantium or its art or architecture but "byzantine" is the form we use for the metaphoric sense of the word. The latter, but not the former, may be compared. The adverb of the latter would be "byzantinely" and the noun, but they are rarely encountered. Suggested usage: The common adjective "byzantine" has two levels of meaning. The first one is for something that's merely complicated: "Let's forget these byzantine travel arrangements and sign up for a group tour". The other connotes underhanded business: "Rudolf resorted to byzantine machinations behind the scenes to wreck the reputations of his enemies." Etymology: From "Byzantium", later known as Constantinople, today's Istanbul. The origin of "Byzantium" is unclear but as the capital of the Byzantine Empire, it was known for the complex political intrigues of its leaders. In "The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" (1776), Edward Gibbon claims that Byzantium contained so many labyrinthine connections that it was impossible to separate or simplify any element of the bureaucracy. (Our gratitude to Cliff Shin for today's word is anything but byzantine; just a simple, but heartfelt "Thanks!") =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1140249778-22898-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Mon, 01 Nov 2004 11:20:17 +0100 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng20.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1COZIO-0003h6-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 01 Nov 2004 11:20:16 +0100 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C2E4BB31A0 for ; Mon, 1 Nov 2004 03:19:00 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1099296139-29153-0" X-Mailer: MIME-tools 5.411 (Entity 5.404) Subject: CABAL: Your word of the day from www.yourDictionary.com Date: Mon, 1 Nov 2004 03:19:00 -0700 (MST) ------------=_1099296139-29153-0 www.yourDictionary.com's Word of the Day The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key =09=09=09=09 Word of the Day Today's Word: Cabal (noun) Pronunciation: [kê-'bæl or kê-'bahl] Definition: A secret group involved in plots and intrigues, usually aimed at the overthrow of a power structure. Usage: The noun may be used as a regular verb in the sense of forming a cabal or conspiring: "Caballing officers caused the overthrow of many South American governments". There are no synonyms. "Conspiracy" refers to the activity, not the group carrying it out. Suggested Usage: Here is another unjustly rare word with many commonplace applications: "Hmm, your sister asked the same thing; you two don't have a cabal going, do you?" Or: "The older deacons formed a cabal to replace the young minister" (where "older" and "young" are interchangeable). Etymology: From Medieval Latin cabala, borrowed from Hebrew qabbala "received doctrine" ( –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. 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YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1099296139-29153-0-- by mhead00 with LMTP; Fri, 21 Apr 2006 09:41:23 +0200 with esmtp id 1FWqGX-0Jr5xQ0; Fri, 21 Apr 2006 09:41:21 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 406FF5C095F for ; Fri, 21 Apr 2006 01:34:57 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1145602334-32066-0" Subject: CACHEXY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 01:34:57 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-04-21T07:41:23Z X-TOI-MSGID: 22c24c71-1190-4e28-bfd3-23b5f7a17117 ------------=_1145602334-32066-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Cachexy (Noun) Pronunciation: [kê-'kek-si] Definition 1: (1) Extremely bad state of health resulting from malnutrition, starvation; (2) sick or depraved way of thinking, mental malnourishment. Usage 1: The adjective is "cachectic" which leaves the door open for an adverb, "cachectically", though it has never been recorded according to the Oxford English Dictionary (until now). The word is also sometimes spelled without the [h], as "cacexy." Suggested usage: Should you ever need to frighten someone (with a large vocabulary) who has lost too much weight, you might consider something like, "Rachel, that diet is reducing you to cachexy; here, have a piece of this Chocolate Decadence to at least clear my conscience". This word has long since risen above the purely physical, however, "The cachexy of the political system leaves me none too sanguine about the future of the economy." Etymology: From Greek kakos "bad" + hexis "state". "Kakos" comes from the Proto-Indo-European word for "defecate", kaka, still used in that sense throughout Europe. "Poppycock" comes from Dutch pappekak", based on Latin pappa "food" + the Middle Dutch variant of this root, "kacken". Cacophony "discordant sound" comes from the same root kakos "bad" + phonos "sound". (David Brown of Bailly-Romainvilliers, France worried that this handy little item might wither from misuse, so recommended it to us as a Word of the Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1145602334-32066-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 25 Dec 2005 10:50:06 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu10) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1EqSVw2pBN-0000aw for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 25 Dec 2005 10:50:06 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D7E365FCB31 for ; Sun, 25 Dec 2005 02:48:22 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1135498471-25530-0" Subject: CACODYLIC: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 25 Dec 2005 02:48:22 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1135498471-25530-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Cacodylic (Adjective) Pronunciation: [kæ-kê-'di-lik] Definition 1: Belonging to the arsenic group of poisons. Definition 2: Foul-smelling. Usage 2: Used almost exclusively to refer to arsenics and foul-smelling poisons. But the word's origins have nothing to do with poison. Suggested usage: The word's historical meaning suggests only "foul-smelling" and we are perfectly at will to use it in this sense. We could find a cacodylic stream running through the park or cacodylic kids who just played in it. A cacodylic substance clinging to one's shoes or an undistinguished cacodylic heap in the corner of the basement are not far-fetched. Etymology: Greek kakos "bad, ugly" + od from od-ein "to smell" + yl + ic. Kakos is related to kakka, a common word floating about the Indo-European languages. The English variant begins with "h" and has a diminutive ending. Also the source of "poppycock" (from Dutch pap, possibly from Latin pappa "food" + kak "feces"), not to mention "cacophony" (bad-sounding). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: Occasionally, we need words we have long since abandoned or that have abandoned us. We may be facing a period in our history now when we need to retrieve "cacoepy" from our lexical attic. "Cacoepy" is not to be confused with cacology "bad choice of words". The antonym of "cacoepy" is orthoepy "the correct pronunciation of words". "Cacoepistic" is the adjective form of today's word and a person who often mispronounces words is a "cacoepist." Suggested Usage: We think that such a ten-dollar word (the legendary "fifty-cent word" adjusted for inflation) as today's ought to be reserved for those who consistently get it wrong. "The Cacoepist-In-Chief mispronounced word after word, even making up a few, leading one newspaper to ask 'Hain't English his Native Lingo?'" Etymology: The first part of today's word comes from the Greek kakos "bad". The PIE root is kakka- "to defecate". Words like "poppycock" and "cacophony" have their origins in the same root. The second half, -epy, is from Greek: epos "song, word". Its PIE root is wekw-, which also turns up in "vocal", "voice", "invoke" and "vote". (For a bigger slice of PIE read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in our library.) -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.k4qw.30.f663.2oq9 ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.k4qw.31.eton.2oq9 ---------------- Please click here to forward this message to a friend: http://i.mb00.net/forward?YourDictionary:*:1173477721.1668:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. 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The antonym of "cacoepy" is orthoepy "the correct pronunciation of words". "Cacoepistic" is the adjective form of today's word and a person who often mispronounces words is a "cacoepist." Suggested Usage: We think that such a ten-dollar word (the legendary "fifty-cent word" adjusted for inflation) as today's ought to be reserved for those who consistently get it wrong. "The Cacoepist-In-Chief mispronounced word after word, even making up a few, leading one newspaper to ask 'Hain't English his Native Lingo?'" Etymology: The first part of today's word comes from the Greek kakos "bad". The PIE root is kakka- "to defecate". Words like "poppycock" and "cacophony" have their origins in the same root. The second half, -epy, is from Greek: epos "song, word". Its PIE root is wekw-, which also turns up in "vocal", "voice", "invoke" and "vote". (For a bigger slice of PIE read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in our library.) —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . 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About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k4qw.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-20898-0-1173682805-- Received: from mailin23.aul.t-online.de (mailin23.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Mon, 17 Jul 2006 09:52:24 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin23.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G2Nrl-1L7ica0; Mon, 17 Jul 2006 09:50:09 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 9EFE65C2685 for ; Mon, 17 Jul 2006 01:38:32 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1153119595-2309-0" Subject: CADDY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 01:38:32 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-17T07:52:24Z X-TOI-MSGID: e2aec2df-908d-4549-b7b7-065e2250371e ------------=_1153119595-2309-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Caddy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kædi] Definition 1: (Noun and verb) Someone who carries a golfer's clubs and provides assistance during a match or the activity of performing a caddy's duties. Usage 1: "Caddie" is also an acceptable spelling, though the trend these days is to use "caddy" in the singular and "caddies" in the plural. The word is often used in a demeaning sense: "He couldn't caddy for Lucy." Definition 2: From Malaysian kadi "a box or holder for objects when not in use", as in "tea caddy". Suggested usage: It might be used to refer to someone who tags along behind another person, helping that person fulfill his duties: "George couldn't get through the day without his office caddy, Phil". You probably know someone with a "pen caddy" on his shirt. Etymology: From Scots English, mid 17th century. Originally from the French adjective cadet 'younger', which also referred to a student in a military academy or candidate for commissioning in the army. 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Usage 1: At last we have not only a polite way to refer to this alluring physiognomic characteristic but a euphonious (pleasant-sounding) one, as well. Also "callipygous" [kæ-lê-'pI-gês]. Suggested usage: This is a word we can all use fearlessly, "Maureen lingered to notice the callipygian young man reaching for the book in the library", even into middle age, "The passing years had massaged her youthful figure into that of a zaftig woman of enviable callipygian luxuriance". (See the Word of the Day archives for "zaftig.") Etymology: Greek kallipygos, from kallos "beauty" + pyge "buttocks". (Today we thank Julia Fice and Gregg Schaufield, for such a felicitous means of expressing this localized appreciation of the human anatomy.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1113029698-14739-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 06 Apr 2005 10:20:01 +0200 Received: from [209.144.102.31] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) by mxeu5.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqpg-1DJ5lX30XM-0004yt; Wed, 06 Apr 2005 10:19:59 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 724755C2E33 for ; Wed, 6 Apr 2005 02:13:48 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1112770559-30644-0" Subject: CALLOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2005 02:13:48 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- X-SpamScore: 0.000 ------------=_1112770559-30644-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Callous (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['kæ-lês] Definition 1: Having calluses hence hardened and thickened. Usage 1: Take care not to confuse the adjective callous with the noun, callus "a hard, thickened area on skin or bark". Although not common, both forms can also function as verbs: callous "to make or become callous", and callus "to develop hardened tissue." Definition 2: Feeling no emotion or having no sympathy for others. Suggested usage: You might subtly go back to the original source by saying, "I don't mean to be thin skinned, but your constant harping leaves me callous". Then, you might follow it up by saying, "On second thought, I guess I'm being thick skinned because my ears developed a callus from your constant harping." Etymology: Not surprisingly, both "callous" and "callus" descend from the same source, Middle French calleux, from Latin callosus, in turn, from callus "hard skin". The difference in spelling is attributable to the fact that -ous is typically an adjectival ending. =97John Robertson, Brigham Young University Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1112770559-30644-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 20 Jan 2007 11:08:40 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H8D9J-0003XE-HD for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 20 Jan 2007 11:08:38 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B062A5C6D0D for ; Sat, 20 Jan 2007 02:51:41 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1169280591-23924-0" Subject: CALLOW: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Callow (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['kæ-lo] Definition 1: Immature, inexperienced, having not reached adulthood, as a callow youth. Usage 1: Today's word is used mostly in reference to young birds and people. However, callow foxes might learn a valuable lesson practicing their attack tactics on a porcupine or skunk. The adverb for this word is "callowly" and the noun, "callowness." Suggested usage: Edith Wharton pretty much summed up her reasons for relocating to Paris in a letter to a friend after her car broke down in Massachusetts and she was forced to overnight in a hotel less fashionable than she was accustomed to: "Such dreariness, such whining callow women, such utter absence of the amenities, such crass food, crass manners, crass landscape!" So, what happened to the Age of Innocence? Callowness, however, can also be associated with things other than birds and people: "I fear this vintage is wasted on such a callow palate as Freddy's." Etymology: From Middle English calwe "bald" from Old English calu "bald", related to German kahl "bald" and Latin calvus "bald". On the surface, today's word seems self-contradictory. Baldness usually comes with age and experience yet this word has come to roost on young people with hair at its thickest. How come? As the word "bald" pushed "callow" aside, "callow" reoriented itself to the featherless state of unfledged baby birds=97a meaning that it retains, by the way. From here the implication of immaturity migrated back to people, leaving an interesting semantic trail if you have a map. (A gracious bow to Lynn Laboriel, who loves lexical mysteries like that hidden in today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1169280591-23924-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 11:05:28 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu7) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsxo-1EjwAw14V6-00018s for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 07 Dec 2005 11:05:27 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 08CA85DD3A0 for ; Wed, 7 Dec 2005 02:41:47 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1133943137-25495-0" Subject: CALUMNIATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 02:41:47 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1133943137-25495-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Calumniate (Verb) Pronunciation: [kê-'lêm-nee-eyt] Definition 1: To make malicious statements known to be false in an effort to harm someone's reputation or character. Usage 1: Our language can damage others in several ways: we may defame (to focus an attack on the victim's reputation), malign (to attack someone's character by speaking badly of him or her), or vilify (to grossly criticize someone to undermine their character and reputation). "Calumniate" implies an attack on character or reputation that is knowingly incorrect. Benjamin Disraeli, a 19th-century British Prime Minister, said that there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. Calumniating falls under Disraeli's second category. The noun is "calumny." Suggested usage: Unfortunately, we find this behavior on all levels: "After a period of scandal, politicians sometimes become more careful about calumniating their opponents". "Humans are basically sadistic; watch how toddlers calumniate their siblings, just to watch the spectacle of the punishment." Etymology: Latin calumnia "trickery, chicanery" from calvor "to deceive." =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1133943137-25495-0-- Received: from mailin20.aul.t-online.de (mailin20.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.74]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Fri, 19 May 2006 09:38:06 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin20.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FgzYb-2AYPke0; Fri, 19 May 2006 09:37:57 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 753DD5C18F8 for ; Fri, 19 May 2006 01:33:47 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1148021632-4170-0" Subject: CAMP: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 01:33:47 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-19T07:38:06Z X-TOI-MSGID: 4d65b26d-9882-4c60-ab46-27a72e6a0208 ------------=_1148021632-4170-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Camp (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['kæmp] Definition 1: Effeminate, homosexual hence ostentatious, theatrical and hence outlandish or vulgar to the point of being amusing. Usage 1: The adjective is derived from the noun "camp" which originally referred to exaggerated effeminate behavior of homosexuals or to such homosexuals themselves. Currently the word is used more frequently in reference to anything outlandishly and tastelessly artificial, out of fashion, or otherwise inappropriate. Some speakers add the adjective suffix -y to form, "He may be straight but he sure has a campy walk". In some regions you will encounter a verb: "What are you camping it up for? Don't your clothes attract enough attention?" Suggested usage: The term is not flattering, so apply it gingerly, "Oh, do invite Lois; without one of her camp outfits to snip at it won't be a party!" It applies to either sex in its more recent metaphorical sense: "How camp can you get? I saw him driving a pink Cadillac with silver cow horns mounted on the hood." Etymology: The origin of today's word has been consumed by collective forgetfulness so all we can do is thank Silvia Simon for reminding us of this mysterious lexical oddity. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1148021632-4170-0-- Received: from mailin12.aul.t-online.de (mailin12.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.70]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 13 Jul 2006 09:46:00 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin12.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G0vtD-0xXMX20; Thu, 13 Jul 2006 09:45:39 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 0763C5C2F4B for ; Thu, 13 Jul 2006 01:40:33 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1152773962-13224-0" Subject: CANARD: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 01:40:33 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-13T07:46:00Z X-TOI-MSGID: 492812b1-6e5e-4dd2-93fc-b9899f9e50cb ------------=_1152773962-13224-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Canard (Noun) Pronunciation: [kê-'nah(r)d] Definition 1: A grossly exaggerated falsehood, a wildly misleading representation of facts. Usage 1: Today's word is another lexical orphan with a regular plural, "canards". There is nothing tricky in its usage to impede lavishly deploying it in your conversations. Suggested usage: Canards, of course, nest in the eye of the beholder. While some consider the claim that Iraq maintained a massive stockpile of weapons of mass destruction to be nothing but a right-wing canard, others think that the assertion that oil motivated our invasion of Iraq is a canard from the left. In the 70s schools in some US states banned peace symbols on clothing and jewelry because of an old canard that it is the satanic 'cross of Nero,' a broken and inverted cross used by the pagan Romans and later, Nazis, to mock Christianity. Etymology: Today's word is the French word for "duck", canard, a noun based on the verb caner "to quack". Current usage comes from an old French expression vendre un canard à moitié "to half-sell a duck" and the corresponding noun phrase, vendeur de canards a moitié, which already meant "a cheat, a liar" in 1611. The story that the meaning of today's word is based on the voracity of ducks is apparently a canard itself; it certainly has no basis in fact. (Dr. Richard R. Everson, our favorite Clinical Psychologist in Pittsburgh thought that duck and word lovers might be amused at the semantic migration of today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1152773962-13224-0-- Received: from mailin17.aul.t-online.de (mailin17.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.72]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Tue, 12 Sep 2006 09:35:40 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin17.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GN2nq-1yv8T20; Tue, 12 Sep 2006 09:35:30 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 537015C0777 for ; Tue, 12 Sep 2006 01:32:42 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1158043811-14427-0" Subject: CANDID: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 01:32:42 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-12T07:35:40Z X-TOI-MSGID: 5ad49cd6-216c-4b71-9439-adc56c062c6f ------------=_1158043811-14427-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Candid (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['kæn-did] Definition 1: White, pure, honest, unbiased, frank or open. Usage 1: The definition above maps the semantic history of today's word: whiteness to purity to honesty, then frankness. The noun is "candor" (British-Australian "candour") and the adverb "candidly", not always the best way to talk. Today=92s word is unrelated to "candy", which comes from Arabic qandah "candy", borrowed from Persian qand "sugar." Suggested usage: "Candid" still implies a purity, almost a naiveté, that "frank" does not convey, "Candice, I wish you wouldn't be so candid when discussing our age!" For 50 years Allen Funt entertained people with his "candid microphone" on radio followed by =93candid camera" on TV, recording people doing things they would not want recorded on tape or film for others to laugh at. Etymology: The leap from "candid" to "candidate" might seem to require a rocket-powered pogo stick today but Latin candidat-us "clothed in white", the origin of our word "candidate", comes from candidus "white" just as does "candid". The reason? Roman candidates for political office wore a white toga during their campaigns. The verb root (candere) is also found in incendere "to kindle, set afire", the origin of English "incendiary", "incense", and "frankincense". An early source of artificial light, "candle", is also a descendant, and a candle-maker is a chandler (candle+er), of which there must have been many, judging from the number of people still bearing that name today. (Our thanks for Professor Dennis Baumwoll of Bucknell University for today's lexical enlightenment.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1158043811-14427-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Sat, 21 Aug 2004 11:09:57 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng12.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1ByRsq-0004yY-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 21 Aug 2004 11:09:57 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C5091B815AA for ; Sat, 21 Aug 2004 03:04:46 -0600 (MDT) Subject: CARAPACE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Carapace(Noun)Pronunciation: ['kæ-rê-peys] Definition 1: (1) A hard outer covering or exoskeleton, such as the shell of a turtle or lobster; (2) any protective covering like a turtle shell, literal or figurative. Usage 1: "Carapace" comes with a rarely used adjective "carapacial", which automatically entails an adverb, "carapacially". Remember that the accent falls on the first syllable and you will have no trouble with today's word. Suggested usage: The word "shell" is so broad in its meaning that it can lead to confusion. In referring to an animal encased in a shell, use today's word with its more focused meaning: "The only evidence of the clambake the night before was a beach strewn with corncobs and empty lobster carapaces". Since this word is associated with turtles, however, it lends itself comfortably to an image of figurative withdrawal, "When life becomes too complicated for Ethylene, she pulls her head into her carapace and shuts out the world." Etymology: English slipped a copy of today's word out of French, who had it on loan from Spanish, where it was carapacho "tortoise shell". It may be a victim of metathesis (switching places), a reduction of "?carapazon" by metathesis from caparazon "caparison, body-armor or parade trappings of a horse". This word is the augmentative of Medieval Latin capara "a hood coming over the shoulders". This word is an extension of Medieval Latin capa "cape". Unfortunately, we have no evidence of the metathesis. (Paul Levinson, some time back, amid daydreams of a lobster dinner, peeked out of his carapace long enough to suggest today's word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------6E844571BD27BFC86E8A6215-- . Received: from ms4-2 ([unix socket]) (authenticated user=pb4181_0-eee01 bits=0) by ms4-2 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1) with LMTP; Mon, 06 Mar 2006 10:33:23 +0100 by ms4-2.1blu.de with esmtp (Exim 3.36 #1) id 1FGC5h-0005wp-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 06 Mar 2006 10:33:22 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 27F555C1BE4 for ; Mon, 6 Mar 2006 02:28:53 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1141632158-3830-0" Subject: CARDINAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Cardinal (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['kahr-dn-êl] Definition 1: Crucial, essential, major, fundamental, paramount. Usage 1: Today's adjective is probably used more widely as a noun than an adjective. The noun has four rather diverse meanings: (1) a prince of the Roman Catholic Church, ranked just below the Pope, (2) a dark red color, not quite scarlet, (3) a bright red crested finch of North America, and (4) a cardinal number, used to indicate quantity, e.g. one, two, three, as opposed to the ordinals, used to indicate order, e.g. first, second, third. How did this come to be? See the etymology for the surprising answer. Suggested usage: The four cardinal virtues are prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance and are sometimes distinguished from the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity. Many group all seven as cardinal virtues, however, so that they corresponding to the seven cardinal sins: pride, envy, wrath, sloth, avarice, gluttony, and lust. The cardinal directions of the earth are the two poles plus the points of the sunrise and sunset. Etymology: One might suppose the Greek word for heart, "kardia", would have played a role in "cardinal" since both are red. Not so. The word originated as Latin cardinal-is "pertaining to a hinge, principal", derived from cardo, cardin- "hinge". So how did today's word take on so many meanings? Thus: the cardinal princes, or cardinals, of the Catholic Church are a critical hinge of the Church and they wear bright red garb, hence the color. Cardinal numbers? They are more fundamental than the ordinal numbers, most of which are derived from ordinals: "sixth", "seventh", "eighth", etc. (Jeff Burnoski played a cardinal role in bringing today's word to us by suggesting it in the first place.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1141632158-3830-0-- Received: from mailin25.aul.t-online.de (mailin25.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.76]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Wed, 31 May 2006 09:42:40 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin25.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FlLLa-1egwOu0; Wed, 31 May 2006 09:42:30 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 319DD5C2237 for ; Wed, 31 May 2006 01:32:44 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1149058419-23207-0" Subject: CARFUFFLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 01:32:44 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-31T07:42:40Z X-TOI-MSGID: 505f557e-332c-43a9-bb2d-7f6d67be90af ------------=_1149058419-23207-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Carfuffle (Noun) Pronunciation: [kah(r)- or kê(r)-'fê-fêl] Definition 1: Uproar, agitation, commotion, brouhaha, fuss. Usage 1: Today's lexical oddity is used mostly=97you guessed it=97in Scotland, home of the most intriguing words in English. It is a colloquial expression, spoken more than written. As a result, no one really knows how it is spelled: "kerfuffle", "curfuffle", and a few others may be found in the Oxford English Dictionary, both with and without the [r]. The Macquarie Australian dictionary adds "kerfoofle", "kafuffle", and "kafoofle." Suggested usage: When someone raises a brouhaha over something, a comment like "What is all the fuss about" is likely to be ignored. "What is all the carfuffle about?" is much more likely to get the attention the comment deserves. Try it yourself and see. I am sure you find yourself in situations where, "I hear, she raised a big stink over the alimony", is grates sensitive ears too much. In those situations, "I hear she raised a big carfuffle over the alimony", will positively soothe the ear. Etymology: Today's word probably came from Gaelic car "twist, bend, turn about" found in other combinations such as car-fhocal "a quibble, prevarication", car-sh=FAil "rolling eye", and car-tuaitheal "wrong turn". "Fuffle" originated as a verb meaning "to jerk about, throw into disorder". It may be a blend of "fuss" and "shuffle", an onomatopoeic creation on the order of "piffle", or of almost any other origin. We simply are not sure. The spelling "kerfuffle" probably results from the influence of the prefix ker- found in "kerplop", "kerthump", "kersplash." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1149058419-23207-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 08 Feb 2006 10:48:48 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu3) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqIe-1F6lwN2K8M-0000xl for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 08 Feb 2006 10:48:48 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D05995C5EA5 for ; Wed, 8 Feb 2006 02:30:56 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1139385958-1790-0" Subject: CASINO: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2006 02:30:56 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1139385958-1790-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Casino (Noun) Pronunciation: [kah-'zee-no] Definition 1: This is another of YDC's occasional foreign words, an ordinary unassuming word with interesting developments in Italian where it means "a mess, bungle, screw-up", or "trouble". This is NOT the English word "casino". Usage 1: The word belongs to the spoken register, where it means "mess", as in "Che casino hai fatto!" (What a mess you've made!). It can also mean trouble, "Ha dei casini con la polizia" (S/he is in trouble with the police) or "mettersi nei casini" (to get into trouble). The derived verb incasinare [in-kah-zee-'nah-re] means "mess up, bungle": "Ha incasinato tutto il lavoro" (S/he bungled her/his work). There is also a derived agent noun, casinista [kah-zee-'nees-tah] "a bungler" as in "Non farti aiutare da Giovanni, =E8 un casinista" (Don't ask John for help, he is a bungler). Definition 2: A fuss, racket, loud annoying noise. Usage 2: The word is always used in a negative sense, to refer to an annoying noise, "C'=E8 troppo casino, non ti sento" (There is too much racket, I can't hear you). Suggested usage: Until a couple of decades ago, the word was considered vulgar, and was not used freely by speakers even on the colloquial level. Now it is accepted in almost any situation, including formal spoken registers, such as academic discussions. Foreigners speaking Italian are encouraged to use it in order to sound native (unless they are speaking to a judge in court). Etymology: This diminutive of the word casa [kah-'zah] "house" took on the meaning of a leisure house in the XVI century, as "casino di caccia" (hunting lodge). The phrase "casino da gioco" (gaming house) then shortened to "casino" and became the international term for a gambling house. (Italian borrowed the word back from French, pronounced [kah-zee-'no] for this usage.) The meaning of the original word next shifted to "brothel" from which the current meanings "mess" and "racket" developed. (Another of yourDictionary.com's occasional foreign words with interesting stories.) =97Silvia Luraghi, Università di Pavia Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1139385958-1790-0-- Received: from mailin23.aul.t-online.de (mailin23.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Mon, 10 Apr 2006 09:44:37 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin23.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FSr4W-0Jklpg0; Mon, 10 Apr 2006 09:44:28 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 68FC45C120C for ; Mon, 10 Apr 2006 01:40:35 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1144652380-6067-0" Subject: CASUISTRY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2006 01:40:35 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-04-10T07:44:37Z X-TOI-MSGID: 2657cef0-ae88-4278-bd9f-ae1301662574 ------------=_1144652380-6067-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Casuistry (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kæzh(ê)-wi-stree] Definition 1: The resolution of questions of morality by comparing specific cases against general (religious) principles; specious reasoning; that is, reasoning that sounds logical but is false. Usage 1: The original casuistry has been called 'quibbling with God,' an interpretation of the original that led to the second, pejorative sense of the word. Historically, the point of casuistic thinking too often has been to provide a rationalization, however specious, for a predetermined conclusion. In 'Letters on the Spirit of Patriotism, Henry Bolingbroke wrote in 1736: "Casuistry=85destroys, by distinctions and exceptions, all morality, and effaces the essential difference between right and wrong". The adjective, as you can see, is "casuistic;" "casuistically" is the adverb. A person who resorts to casuistry is a casuist. Suggested usage: You have, no doubt, at some time tried to debate a point logically with a person arguing a predetermined conclusion from which he will not be moved. He rationalizes semi-logically by drawing on an ever-changing array of ostensible but often false principles which he makes up to fit the issue. That is casuistry: "Leland, to argue that bigamy is good, on the one hand, because it allows more freedom of choice and, on the other, because it allows more women the security of a home with the good men in the world, is not only casuistry but baldly contradictory casuistry." Etymology: From "casuist", casus + ist from Latin casus "case, event" the past participle ("that which has fallen") of cadere "to fall" (cf. German Fall "case, instance"). Residues of the Latin verb are found in the English borrowings "cadaver", "cadence", "cascade", "casual", "chance", and "decay". (The best of reasoning leads us to thank Andrew Hudson of Plano, Texas for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1144652380-6067-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2006 10:34:41 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu13) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsEO-1F7r9M0fOL-0000D8 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 11 Feb 2006 10:34:41 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1037C5C066B for ; Sat, 11 Feb 2006 02:32:17 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1139645002-16113-0" Subject: CATAMARAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2006 02:32:17 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1139645002-16113-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Catamaran (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kæ-tê-mê-ræn] Definition 1: A boat with two parallel floats connected by a frame or shallow transverse hull; a raft made of logs lashed together. Usage 1: Abraham Sukumar, who lives in Chennai, Madras, India, where today's word originates, wrote us what amounts to a delightful essay on the term, which we are passing on to you virtually unaltered. We thought that those of you suffering through the winter in northern climes would appreciate this little breath of summer. Suggested usage: The fishermen of Chennai in Madras launch their catamarans before sunrise and paddle furiously until they are beyond the waves that beat the shore. They then unfurl sails and the seaward breeze does the rest. They reach the fishing grounds in the Bay of Bengal by late morning and lay their nets. Early in the afternoon they gather their catch and once again unfurl their sail and the evening landward breeze brings them back home by five in the evening. On the beach they auction their catch. Etymology: The word derives from the Tamil word for a craft that is used to this day by fishermen on the southeastern coast of the Indian subcontinent. In Tamil, a Dravidian (non-Indo-European) language spoken to the south of India, the word kattu means "to tie" and maram means "tree, wood". The craft is literally tied together trees: five or more logs so fashioned that when tied together they have the aspect of a shallow boat. When the Pallava kings built the rock temples in Mamallapurum from the 5th to 8th centuries, fishermen must have used the same type of craft to go to sea and maybe for a thousand years before that. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1139645002-16113-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin07.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BJTPT-1mL0iW0; Fri, 30 Apr 2004 10:30:15 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6B448B7E78A for ; Fri, 30 Apr 2004 02:18:49 -0600 (MDT) Subject: CATAPULT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Catapult(Noun)Pronunciation: ['kæ-tê-pêlt] Definition 1: (Noun) A physical mechanism for launching a missile (stone, large arrow, aircraft from a carrier) either by a trebuchet (bucket on a pole) or a line stretched between two points that is retracted to create tension that, when released, forces the missile powerfully forward. (Verb) To launch or push forward with great speed. Usage 1: Be careful to avoid the common misspelling of today's word as "catapault" (currently appearing on 4820 Web pages) and correct anyone you hear mispronounce the word this way. A curious side note: the manufacture of catapults was known as "belopoietics" from Greek belos "a missile, anything hurled" + poietike "making". A recent National Geographic article referred to those engaged in this occupation as the "rock stars of the Middle Ages." Suggested usage: We have become so proficient at war in the past 100 years, that today's noun is seldom used outside the Navy: "The catapult lost its steam and dumped Palmer's plane over the edge of the carrier". It is widely used as a verb, though, "When Hardy Eaton fell on the other end of the seesaw Sue sat so soulfully on, she was catapulted to unexpected heights." Etymology: English snitched today's word from French "catapulte", the natural descendant of Latin "catapulta", which somehow migrated from Greek "katapaltes". "Katapaltes" comprises kata- "down, against" + pallein "to swing, sway". "Pallein" comes from the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) root *pal- "touch, feel, shake" which we see in Latin palpare "to touch, feel". The medical term for "eyelid", palpebra, may well share the same root. Since the [p] of PIE became [f] in Germanic languages, we are not surprised to find it in the guise of German fühlen "to feel" and English "feel". (We feel very grateful to Pierre Leberge of Sudbury, Ontario for catapulting this word to us for inclusion in our series.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin05.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BJ6u7-0qy76G0; Thu, 29 Apr 2004 10:28:23 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id DC204B7F388 for ; Thu, 29 Apr 2004 02:25:13 -0600 (MDT) Subject: CATAPULT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Catapult(Noun)Pronunciation: ['kæ-tê-pêlt] Definition 1: (Noun) A physical mechanism for launching a missile (stone, large arrow, aircraft from a carrier) either by a trebuchet (bucket on a pole) or a line stretched between two points that is retracted to create tension that, when released, forces the missile powerfully forward. (Verb) To launch or push forward with great speed. Usage 1: Be careful to avoid the common misspelling of today's word as "catapault" (currently appearing on 4820 Web pages) and correct anyone you hear mispronounce the word this way. A curious side note: the manufacture of catapults was known as "belopoietics" from Greek belos "a missile, anything hurled" + poietike "making". A recent National Geographic article referred to those engaged in this occupation as the "rock stars of the Middle Ages." Suggested usage: We have become so proficient at war in the past 100 years, that today's noun is seldom used outside the Navy: "The catapult lost its steam and dumped Palmer's plane over the edge of the carrier". It is widely used as a verb, though, "When Hardy Eaton fell on the other end of the seesaw Sue sat so soulfully on, she was catapulted to unexpected heights." Etymology: English snitched today's word from French "catapulte", the natural descendant of Latin "catapulta", which somehow migrated from Greek "katapaltes". "Katapaltes" comprises kata- "down, against" + pallein "to swing, sway". "Pallein" comes from the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) root *pal- "touch, feel, shake" which we see in Latin palpare "to touch, feel". The medical term for "eyelid", palpebra, may well share the same root. Since the [p] of PIE became [f] in Germanic languages, we are not surprised to find it in the guise of German fühlen "to feel" and English "feel". (We feel very grateful to Pierre Leberge of Sudbury, Ontario for catapulting this word to us for inclusion in our series.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Delivery-Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 10:18:09 +0200 by mxeu7.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsxo-1DyQ4G0CMu-0003c9 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 29 Jul 2005 10:18:08 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 483105C134B for ; Fri, 29 Jul 2005 02:15:29 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1122620295-19740-0" Subject: CATERCORNER: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 02:15:29 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1122620295-19740-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Catercorner (Adverb) Pronunciation: ['kæ-dê(r)-kor-nêr or -tê(r)-] Definition 1: Located diagonally across from something else. Usage 1: Few words in the English language have given its speakers as much trouble as this word. In some quarters it is rendered "catty-corner(ed)" or "kitty-corner". My relatives prefer "catty-wampus". Many in New England simply gave up and created their own word, "antigogglin(g)". Today's word is usually used as an adverb but may be used as an adjective. There is no noun. Suggested usage: The obvious use of this adverb is in denoting physical relationships: "She lives catercorner to us", means that she lives in a house across the street from the speaker and up or down the street a house or two. It could mean that the two live on street corners diametrically opposed to each other. That same sentiment may be applied metaphorically, too, "His thinking runs absolutely catercorner to everyone else's." Etymology: Archaic cater "four" + corner. "Cater" is from Old French catre (today quatre) "four", the historical reflex of Latin "quattuor". The Proto-Indo-European form was approximately *kwetwer-. In Germanic both the "k" and "t" elided, giving German "vier" and English "four". In the Slavic and Indo-Iranian languages the "k" became "ch" giving Russian "chetyre" and Hindi and Bengali "chaar". For more PIE, read "Words: Where do they Come from?" in yourDictionary's library and check the Word of the Day Archives under "elision" for "elide." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1122620295-19740-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 10:16:04 +0200 Received: from [209.144.102.31] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) by mxeu11.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1DKu5S3M3Z-0005Cg; Mon, 11 Apr 2005 10:16:02 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 749F15C12EA for ; Mon, 11 Apr 2005 02:12:52 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1113202505-10803-0" Subject: CATHOLIC: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 02:12:52 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- X-SpamScore: 0.000 ------------=_1113202505-10803-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Catholic (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['kæ-thê-lik or 'kæth-lik] Definition 1: Comprehensive, universal, all-inclusive, liberal. Usage 1: The term is used most often in reference to the Catholic Church. However, with a lower-case "c" it remains a viable adjective used on its own quite frequently. The noun is "catholicity" [kæ-thê-'li-sê-ti]. Suggested usage: "Roscoe lives in a very catholic community of friends", implies that Roscoe does not exclude friends because of their individualism. You might suggest to narrow-minded friends (of your friends) that they be more catholic in their attitudes, that they consider more possibilities. (I am sure none of your friends are less than catholic in their thinking.) Etymology: Latin catholicus, from Greek katholikos "universal, general" from the adverb katholou "in general, entirely" via kata "by, in" + holos "whole". The prefix is kin to Old Welsh cant "with" and Hittite katta. The stem, "holos", derives from *sol which underlies "solid", "soldier", and Latin salvus "healthy, whole" from which "safe" and "salvation" derive. (Our gratitude to Christina Pecore for sharing this often overlooked item from her catholic vocabulary with us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1113202505-10803-0-- Received: from mailin18.aul.t-online.de (mailin18.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.73]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Tue, 25 Apr 2006 09:41:37 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin18.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FYIAf-2HcSf20; Tue, 25 Apr 2006 09:41:17 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D85235C419E for ; Tue, 25 Apr 2006 01:34:57 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1145947926-6999-0" Subject: CAUCUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2006 01:34:57 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-04-25T07:41:37Z X-TOI-MSGID: b104a3af-2ac6-447d-a76e-d69c85dfa4d8 ------------=_1145947926-6999-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Caucus (Noun) Pronunciation: ['ka-kês or 'kaw-kês] Definition 1: (1) In the US: A private meeting of representatives of a political party or special interest group in a governing body, to determine policy or strategy. (2) In Britain: committee within a political party whose purpose it is to determine policy and focus political action. Usage 1: It is interesting that this word has a meaning for either side of the Atlantic. In the US a caucus is a meeting to determine strategy, party platform, policy. In England it is a standing committee that manages and controls a political party and, as such, has taken on a pejorative meaning similar to US 'political machine.' It led to two pejorative derivations caucusdom "machine control" and caucuser "a machine politician", mentioned by H. L. Mencken in 'The American Language' (1921). In the US, the only derivation is the verb "to caucus", which means to hold a caucus. Suggested usage: Although political parties frequently hold caucuses to determine policy or strategy on issues, special interest groups have caucuses, too, "The Congressional Black Caucus met to discuss the candidacy of Reverend Al Sharpton for president". This, of course, opens the gate for more imaginative applications, "Mom, dad, could the whole family hold a caucus on what kind of car we need before the two of you make the purchase?" Etymology: Today's word originated in the name of the Caucus Club of Boston, first mentioned in print in 1763. The American Heritage Dictionary thinks the word might possibly have come from Medieval Latin caucus "drinking vessel", though it gives no suggestion as to how. Because European contacts with American Indians were closer in the 18th century than now, it is possible that the word comes from Algonquiam kaukawasu "advisor, counselor", related to Abnaki kakesoman "to encourage, rouse" (Chippewa "gagansoma"), and Natick kogkahtimau "he gives advice to". (No need to caucus before we express our gratitude to Norman Rich of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania for spotting today's word and passing it on to us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1145947926-6999-0-- Received: from mailin12.aul.t-online.de (mailin12.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.70]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Sun, 05 Nov 2006 09:56:40 +0100 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin12.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Ggdnp-2FgZKy0; Sun, 5 Nov 2006 09:56:29 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id DA3565C19B3 for ; Sun, 5 Nov 2006 01:56:28 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1162714412-8376-0" Subject: CAVALCADE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2006 01:56:28 -0700 (MST) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-11-05T08:56:40Z X-TOI-MSGID: 32b817cf-ad7a-4017-9105-eac00313efb4 ------------=_1162714412-8376-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Cavalcade (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kæ-vêl-keyd] Definition 1: (1) A mounted procession of horseback riders, horse-drawn carriages or both; (2) a procession of dignitaries; (3) a planned sequence of remarkable events or people, as a show featuring a cavalcade of stars. Usage 1: "Cavalcade" is one of those words used rather frequently by people who do not have a completely clear idea of its meaning. In 'Australia Visited' (1941), Noel Coward confessed, "I was fortunate to be able to administer a little artificial respiration to the Word =1Cavalcade=92. Before I wrote the play of that name, the word had fallen into disuse.... Now...there are...Cavalcades of fashion, Hollywood Cavalcades, ...Cavalcades of practically anything that can be cavalcaded." Suggested usage: Cavalcades of the original sense (a mounted procession) are a rarity today, but you might want to say, "There were several cavalcades of horse-fanciers in the Rose Parade this year". The word is probably overused in the last two meanings: "A veritable cavalcade of corporate executives are passing through the doors of US courts these days." Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from French cavalcade, now meaning "stampede", who borrowed it from "cavalcata", the past participle of Old Italian cavalcare "to ride on horseback". The same word in Spanish is "cabalgada". Today's word is related to "cavalry" and "cavalier", which French, for reasons of their own, converted to "chevalerie", which we then borrowed as "chivalry". The Italian word descended normally from Medieval Latin "caballicare" from Latin caballus "horse". This word is related to Black Sea Greek kaballeion "horse-drawn vehicle" and Russian kobyla "mare", and may been borrowed from the ancestor of Finnish hepo "horse". In Classic Greek it turned up as hippos "horse", found in hippopotamus, literally, "river horse." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1162714412-8376-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 04 Feb 2006 10:33:54 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu15) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKx9w-1F5Jnl2Ki6-0007gv for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 04 Feb 2006 10:33:54 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D48895C0F9C for ; Sat, 4 Feb 2006 02:29:23 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1139040191-30193-0" Subject: CAVIL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2006 02:29:23 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1139040191-30193-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Cavil (Verb) Pronunciation: ['kæ-vêl] Definition 1: To object on frivolous or petty grounds, to quibble. Usage 1: The same form may be used as a noun: "I have but one cavil about your argument: you quoted the wrong source=97I wrote that article". Your friends who complain about your putative faults are cavilers. (Those who don't are cavaliers.) Suggested usage: Here is a gift for the person who has everything: a synonym for the verb "quibble". Break the monotony by saying such as, "Don't cavil about the few extra dollars it costs to buy me the best; I deserve it". It is especially appropriate on special occasions: "Dad, why cavil about the damage I did to the car when you've just spilled your coffee on the table? Accidents happen." Etymology: French caviller, from Old French, from Latin cavillari "to jeer" from cavilla "jeering, mockery." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1139040191-30193-0-- Delivery-Date: Thu, 03 Nov 2005 10:38:54 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu10) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1EXbYa2f47-0004pO for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 03 Nov 2005 10:38:52 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 22AFF5C206F for ; Thu, 3 Nov 2005 02:35:50 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1131005443-19650-0" Subject: CEILIDH: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2005 02:35:50 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1131005443-19650-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Ceilidh (Noun) Pronunciation: ['key-li] Definition 1: (Scotland and Ireland) A social gathering, especially one at which hosts and guests participate in traditional music, dancing, or storytelling=97or a professional "ceilidh" band might be hired for the event. Usage 1: Today's word is clearly a Celtic one adapted for use in Ireland, Scotland, and northern England. It has no relatives in English, so all we have to worry about is the pronunciation: it sounds like 'Kay Lee' with the accent on the first syllable. Suggested usage: A ceilidh today is usually a party organized around folk music or folklore: "We're having a wee ceilidh at the house this weekend; would you mind telling your brother that he's invited?" However, it still may be a gathering, usually around a fire, at which the participants exchange stories: "Everyone at this quiet country ceilidh had a good story to tell about someone who wasn't there." Etymology: Irish Gaelic céilidhe is from Old Irish célide "visit" from céile or céle "companion". The English spelling follows the Scottish. The stem here developed from Proto-Indo-European *kei- "beloved, dear" and also "bed, couch". The suffixed form *kei-wi- underlies "city", "civic", "civil" from Latin civis "citizen", probably originally referring to a member of a household. In Sanskrit, this stem became the name, "Shiva", one of the three figures in the Supreme Trinity of Hinduism, from Sanskrit s'iva- "auspicious, dear." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1131005443-19650-0-- Received: from mailin23.aul.t-online.de (mailin23.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 07 May 2006 09:33:43 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin23.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Fcdlm-1G6iJ60; Sun, 7 May 2006 09:33:34 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 8F0FD5C01CA for ; Sun, 7 May 2006 01:31:59 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1146984653-23740-0" Subject: CHAD: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 7 May 2006 01:31:59 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-07T07:33:43Z X-TOI-MSGID: eff5991a-509c-40d0-b5d8-21265c4d2f54 ------------=_1146984653-23740-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Chad (Noun) Pronunciation: ['chæd] Definition 1: 1. The confetti-like scrap punched out of cards or paper tape (also "chaff" or "keypunch droppings"). Usage 1: A mass noun with no plural ("bits of chad" serves as plural). Most recently used in explaining the hand count of ballots in Florida: bits of chad dangling from the card are counted as votes but those still in place, even if bent or indented, are not. Suggested usage: Chad may be used as confetti. In Florida vote-counters will need a "chadometer" to measure whether a bit of chad is sufficiently dislodged to qualify as "dangling". Hopefully, one will be invented before the convention of the Electoral College. Etymology: Possibly from the last name of the inventor of the Chadless cardpunch that cut U-shapes in punch cards, rather than open circles or rectangles. "Chad" would then be a back formation from "Chadless" misunderstood: if the Chadless keypunch didn't produce it, other keypunches must produce "chad." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Although a chaise longue is a good place to lounge around, the word has nothing to do with "lounging" and so the spelling "chaise lounge" and pronunciation as though it were "chase lounge" are incorrect. "Chaise lounge" is a folk etymology, the reanalysis of foreign words and phrases so that they incorporate more familiar native words (for ease of remembering and pronunciation). Suggested usage: A chaise longue is a wonderful place to sit with someone's head on your lap; otherwise one member of the couple faces the hazard of falling off backward. "Mama's new chaise longue looks too pretentious among her colonial pieces". "Martha, you sit on the chaise longue; you fit it perfectly". Meoooow! Etymology: From the French phrase chaise longue 'long chair.' (yourDictionary salutes Bill Mehlman for bringing up this long-standing spelling trap.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The distinctive rite of lighting the menorah (a seven- or nine-branched candelabra) also celebrates the Talmudic parable of how a one-day supply of oil miraculously burned in the Temple for eight full days. Usage 1: Also spelled "Hanukkah". For more on Chanukah, we suggest: http://www.holidays.net/chanukah/index.htm Suggested usage: If you have Jewish friends, "Happy Chanukah!" would be the perfect way to use this word this month. Etymology: Hebrew khanukkah "consecration." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1114498442-28880-0-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.73]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Mon, 11 Sep 2006 09:38:01 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin19.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GMgMa-0EnL9c0; Mon, 11 Sep 2006 09:37:52 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4D3CB5C0CC2 for ; Mon, 11 Sep 2006 01:33:58 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1157957387-4087-0" Subject: CHAUFFEUR: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2006 01:33:58 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-11T07:38:01Z X-TOI-MSGID: 5c646e2e-e742-42db-b229-4d4e5bca5937 ------------=_1157957387-4087-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Chauffeur (Noun) Pronunciation: [sho-'fê(r)] Definition 1: A professional driver; an automobile enthusiast (obsolete). Usage 1: The feminine variant, "chauffeuse", is no longer used in English and in French it now refers, appropriately, to a warm chair by the fireside (see Etymology). This word may also be used as a verb meaning "to act as a chauffeur", as to chauffeur someone home after a party. Indeed, having a chauffeur to drive you home after a party should leave anyone with a warm feeling. Suggested usage: Chauffeuring is a job that befalls all parents, "Mom chauffeured the children to school each day since they did not live on a bus route". When the kids get their driver's license, however, they are likely to volunteer to serve as the family chauffeurs. Etymology: From French chauffeur "stoker" capturing the job of the original chauffeurs, to 'stoke up' the car=97which may have been a Stanley Steamer. The noun comes from the verb chauffer "to heat", whence the English verb, "chafe". This word originally meant "to warm (the hands) by rubbing (them together)" and thence to its current sense, "to irritate by rubbing". However, the original meaning remains in "chafing dish", a dish for keeping food warm on the buffet or dining table. The French verb comes from Latin calefacere", based on calidus "warm" + facere "make", to make warm. The root cal(d)- is found in English "calorie", "cauldron", and was directly inherited with a mysterious initial [s] as "scald." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "chiasmic (chiastic, or chiasmal)" which can double as a noun referring to someone who is addicted to chiasmuses. One of the most quoted chiasmuses of the past century is John Kennedy's, "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country". Letter chiasmuses, that only switch one (alphabetical) letter, are also popular: "An experimental psychologist is someone who pulls habits out of rats" or, "Scholars are advised to apply for several grants at the time so as not to put all their begs in one askit." Suggested usage: Here are a few chiasmuses to practice on. Lord Byron wrote, "Pleasure's a sin, and sometimes sin's a pleasure". An old Edwardian toast runs, "Here's to champagne for our real friends and real pain for our sham friends". Betsy Cronkite, wife of U.S. newscaster, Walter, said, "Errol Flynn died on a 70-foot boat with a 17-year-old girl. Walter has always wanted to go that way, but he's going to settle for a 17-footer with a 70-year-old". Finally, perhaps the most quoted U.S. chiasmic, Mae West, said, "I'd rather be looked over than overlooked" and "It's not the men in my life, it's the life in my men". (For more examples of chiasmus, read "Never Let a Fool Kiss You or a Kiss Fool You" by Dr. Mardy Grothe.) Etymology: From Greek chiasmos "crossing, diagonal arrangement" from chiazein "to mark with a cross" from the Greek letter chi (X). Related to "chiasma" (plural "chiasmata"), as in the optic chiasma, the crossing of the optic nerves in middle of the brain. (We are grateful that our paths crossed that of John Daly of Bloomfield, Connecticut, so that he could pass along today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1139731371-20093-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 25 Nov 2006 10:51:26 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GnuBx-0003Fm-94 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 25 Nov 2006 10:51:26 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id AF8135C32AB for ; Sat, 25 Nov 2006 02:48:17 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1164442408-23488-0" Subject: CHIMERA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Chimera (Noun) Pronunciation: [kê-'mee-rê] Definition 1: (1) A fire-breathing Greek mythological monster with a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail killed by Bellerophon. (2) An organism or organ made up of genetically different tissue types, usually produced by transplant, grafting, or genetic engineering. (3) A wildly fantastic, almost unimaginable illusion. Usage 1: The adjective of today's word is either "chimeric" or "chimerical", the suffix "-al" usually meaningless when added to "-ic". Thus, "syntactic" and "syntactical", "historic" and "historical", "magic" and "magical" are synonymous pairs. However, there is no omitting "-al" when forming adverbs from these adjectives: it is only "syntactically", "historically", and "chimerically", NOT "chimericly", etc. Suggested usage: The idea behind today's word is a monster put together of incongruous parts of various animals. Dr. Frankenstein's monster was certainly a chimera. However, a plant with grafted parts is also a chimera. A peaceful planet may also be a chimera, a fanciful illusion no more possible than the original referent of "chimera." Etymology: From Latin chimaera, borrowed from Greek khimaira "chimera, nanny goat". The Greek word derives rather oddly from the Proto-Indo-European root for "winter", *ghiem-, found in Sanskrit hima, Russian zima, and Latin hiems "winter". The Latin noun has an adjective, "hibernus", which is the origin of English "hibernate". The general thought is that "khimaira" originally referred to a nanny goat one year (winter) old, a "winterling", so to speak. (We have Dr. Richard R. Everson, the retired clinical psychologist, for today's highly faceted, hircine word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1164442408-23488-0-- Received: from mailin17.aul.t-online.de (mailin17.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.72]) by mhead44 with LMTP; Sat, 06 Jan 2007 09:49:19 +0100 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin17.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1H37Eh-0ftCvg0; Sat, 6 Jan 2007 09:49:07 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7E7265C1676 for ; Sat, 6 Jan 2007 01:48:14 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1168070931-5104-0" Subject: CHRIST: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 6 Jan 2007 01:48:14 -0700 (MST) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-01-06T08:49:19Z X-TOI-MSGID: deee84fe-9df3-4732-a117-76e40ca493db ------------=_1168070931-5104-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Christ (Noun) Pronunciation: ['krIst] Definition 1: The Western name of a man born in Bethlehem some 2003 years ago, a birth Christians throughout the world celebrate today. Usage 1: Jesus Christ is believed by some to be the Son of God, by others to be his prophet but by all to be the source of Christian doctrine that continues its struggle against the evil of the world even today. The adjective is "Christian", which has a noun, "Christianity" referring both to the doctrine of Christ and all believers in that doctrine as a single body. Suggested usage: While Christians take Jesus Christ as the son of God, the Koran accepts him as a prophet on a level with Moses. Christians accept the teachings of Moses in their Bible as precursors of those of Christ. Thus, the turmoil between Jews and the Christians in World War II, the Jews and the Muslims in the Middle East, and the wars between Christians and Muslims over the past millennium=97all reflect the bitterest irony of the common history of our morality. Let us all pray even harder this Christmas for an end to it all. Etymology: The man taken by millions to be the savior of mankind came from lowly origins to become one of the most important religious figures of all time. His name reflects admirably his common origin. The original root from which "Christ" is derived is *ghrei- "to rub". Contracted to *ghri- and suffixed with "-s" it became Germanic *gris- "frighten" which underlies "grisly". Suffixed with "-m", it gave us "grime" from Old Germanic *grim "smear". In Greek it emerges as khriein "to anoint", whose past participle, khristos "anointed" (as in Jesus the Anointed) has been adopted in the West as a second name for Jesus of Nazareth. (Today's Christmas present originated with Al Crabb many months ago; we hope it was worth the wait. All of us at yourDictionary wish a very Merry Christmas to all of our readers, whatever their beliefs.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1168070931-5104-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 10:23:43 +0200 by mxeu11.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1DunOA2jEQ-0006wY for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 19 Jul 2005 10:23:42 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C9E285C0CB1 for ; Tue, 19 Jul 2005 02:20:41 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1121756414-6625-0" Subject: CHURLISH: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 02:20:41 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1121756414-6625-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Churlish (Adjective) Pronunciation: [chêrl-ish] Definition 1: Like a churl: rude, burly, boorish, vulgar; difficult to work or communicate with. Usage 1: Today's word is an adjective derived from the noun, churl "a rude, unruly fellow". The adverb is "churlishly" and the usual noun is "churlishness" but "churlhood" has also been used. Suggested usage: The meaning of today's word applies to a level of antisocial behavior that we recoil from, "I thought it rather churlish of him to tell me in front of everyone that I had to stop playing games on the computer or find another job". Although "churlishness" is a much more modern noun from this word, "churlhood" may offer greater creative opportunities, "Her son, Willy went directly from childhood to churlhood". Of course, a churlish gust of wind could disrupt your picnic or stir up a churlish sea. Etymology: Today's word has taken an amazing journey through many different languages, where it acquired meanings ranging from "churl" to "king". It originated as Proto-Germanic *karilaz. The Old Norse descendant of this word became karl "old man", a word which spread throughout the Germanic languages as a man's name. In Old High German, the ancestor of modern German, it became karal "man, husband" (today Kerl "guy, fellow") whence it was borrowed into French as "Charles" and Medieval Latin as "Carolus". Charlemagne [Charles le magne] "Charles the Great" had such an impact on Europe, that the Slavic nations borrowed his name as their general word for "king" (e.g. Serbian kralj, Russian korol'). In Old English, however, the word took a nose dive in the opposite direction: in ceorl the meaning dropped from "old man" to "peasant", whose behavior the upper classes always considered "churlish". Since the upper classes have historically determined how we speak, a churl is what he is today. (We thank the most unchurlish Lyn Laboriel for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(2) A written Arabic numeral, e.g. 1, 2, 3, etc. (3) A cryptographic system that converts letters into a code. (4) A person of no power or significance, a nonentity. Usage 1: "Cypher" is still an acceptable spelling in most English-speaking communities though a bit stodgy. Two verbs are derived from "cipher", encipher "to encode, encrypt" and decipher "to decode, decrypt." Suggested usage: Using today's word to mean "zero" is no longer common but don't be surprised to read something like this on a questionnaire, "If you are not sure how many children you have, enter a cipher (zero) in the space beside 'Number of Children'". (That is enough to make your children feel like ciphers [nonentities].) If you tend to the paranoiac, you might need this: "Sometimes I think Tom is speaking in cipher (code); he speaks so intensely, yet only half of what he says is comprehensible". It remains a way to distinguish Arabic numbers, "I stopped numbering my chapters with ciphers in favor of Roman numerals." Etymology: Today's word originated in the Arabic word for "zero", =E7ifr, literally "empty, void" from the verb =E7afara "to be empty". The Arabs simply translated the Sanskrit word s'unya "zero, empty" when they borrowed the concept of zero from the Hindus. The Hindus developed the concept of zero around 600 A.D, about 500 years after the Mayans. (Today we thank Dr. Martin Benjamin, Editor of the Kamusi Living Swahili Dictionary Project at Yale, and his father, a mathematician who kept him well informed in such matters. For a more religious explanation of zero, read "Steppingstone to the Stars" by The Wordman, found in the YD library.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1140854754-1145-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin05.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BAPMj-0wGRUm0; Mon, 5 Apr 2004 10:21:57 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 5E760B7E90C for ; Mon, 5 Apr 2004 02:20:55 -0600 (MDT) Subject: CIRCADIAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Circadian(Adjective)Pronunciation: [sêr-'keyd-(i-)yên] Definition 1: Pertaining to a 24-hour day, especially, occurring every 24 hours. Usage 1: Circadian rhythms are the subject of wide-spread research currently. These determine behavior patterns in plants and animals that repeat themselves at roughly 24-hour intervals. Jet lag is an example of a minor dysfunction caused by violation of the circadian rhythm of sleep. The adverb for today's word is "circadianly." Suggested usage: Today's member of our circadian Word of the Day series is used mostly by scientists studying many varieties of plant and animal behavior. However, as we have said many times before, why let the scientists have all the fun? "Adam Bahm's circadian visits to Cloris's flower shop suggested that he had more than Cloris' flowers in his sights." Etymology: Today's word is made up of Latin circa "around" + dies "day". The original form of "dies" was Proto-Indo-European *dyeu- "Jove", the Indo-European god of the bright sky. The name "Jove" (whence "jovial") is a descendant of this root, as is "Jupiter", originally a compound of *dyeu + *peter "father", i.e. father of Jove. The name of Diana, the Roman goddess of the moon, share the same origin, as does the name of the supreme Greek deity, Zeus. The same may be said of the word "deity" and most of the words borrowed from Latin referring to days, such as "diurnal", "diary", "journey", and "journal", the last two of which come to us via French journée "day". (It was certainly our lucky day when Robert Piazza took the time to send us this lovely word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------B0738E3E13B81B77355A603E-- . Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin05.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BEksK-1ApU6i0; Sat, 17 Apr 2004 10:08:32 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4A442B7D51B for ; Sat, 17 Apr 2004 02:06:39 -0600 (MDT) Subject: CLAM: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Clam(Noun)Pronunciation: [klæm] Definition 1: (1) An edible, burrowing bivalve mollusk of the class Pelecypoda, found in the sand under fresh and salt water; (2) a clamp or vise. (3) As a verb it means to seal one's lips, to refuse to talk. Usage 1: It is easy to see how the word for "clamp" became the word for clam. The idiom "to clam up" comes from the second meaning of today's word: to clamp one's lips closed the way a clam clamps its two shells together for protection. The use of "clam" to refer to dollars (50 clams = $50) is easy to follow if you know that Indian wampum, used for money, comprised strings of shells. But why would anyone be as happy as a clam? Have you ever seen a clam smile? The full original phrase was "happy as a clam at high tide", the only time when the little critters are safe from hungry animals. Suggested usage: As you can see already, today's word is a favorite of English speakers and has many colloquial uses, "When we asked the kids who had tracked mud across the kitchen floor, they all clammed up". Using this word to refer to dollars is very slangy but has its humorous uses, "Emma Chiset must have paid 500 clams for that gown she wore to the Fly Ball last weekend." Etymology: Today's word comes from Old English clam(m) "a bond, clamp", which points to Old Germanic forms *klam-, *klamm-, and/or *klamb meaning "to press or squeeze together". These related roots ended up in English as clam "clamp, clam", "clamp" itself, and, probably, "cramp". It is possible that "climb" in the sense of cling, as a climbing vine, may have originated in the same root. All these words seem phonologically and semantically related but exactly how is not clear. Clammy "wet, sticky", on the other hand, has a different origin. It was widely spelled "claymy" in the 15th century but "clam" was used to refer to clay at about the same time. In any event, although we associate the adjective with clams now, the original association was with clay. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 2: The past tense of cleave (to cling or adhere to firmly) is "cleaved" or "clove" and the past participle is "cleaved". The past tense of cleave (to split asunder) is "cleaved or "clove" while the past participle is "cleft" (as in "cleft palate") or "cloven" (as in "cloven hoof"). Apparently both verbs are in the process of 'morphological regularization' in which the irregular past forms are being replaced by regular forms on -ed. Suggested usage: It is possible to use both these verbs in one sentence despite their opposing meanings: "When I clove (cleaved) the log, splinters flew up and clove (cleaved) to my sweater". (Thanks to Mike Wiecko of Wales for suggesting today's common yet uncommon word.) Etymology: The reason this particular verb has two antagonistic meanings is that it is, in fact, two different verbs. The first is from Old English clifian, Middle English clevien, akin to Old High German kleben "to stick". The second is from Old English cleofan, Middle English cleven, akin to Old Norse kljufa "to split", Latin glubere "to peel", and Greek glyphein "to carve" (as in hieroglyphics "sacred carvings"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(2) London, as the land of Cockneys, i.e. 'Cockneydom. Usage 1: The usage problem associated with "Cockaigne" is that its imaginary nature has left some doubt as to how to spell it. It has been spelled Cocquany, Cocaigne, Cocagne, and Cocayne, to list just the top four runner-ups. It is capitalized since it refers to a country, however illusive its spelling and reality. Remember, the first syllable is either [kê] or [kah] but never [ko]. The last gives you a word referring to a dreamland at the other end of the pleasure spectrum. Suggested usage: In 'Foucault's Pendulum,' Umberto Eco wrote, "Everyone was seeking renewal, a golden century, a Cockaigne of the spirit". Here is your escape from the use of the slang word, "la-la-land": "You have been spending too much time in the land of Cockaigne if you think you can get $2,000 for that car!" Remember, this word also refers jocularly to that part of London where Henry Higgins is 'Enry 'Iggins, so in the right company, you might like to try, "Inexpensive doctors in this area are as rare as Hs in Cockaigne." Etymology: Today's word is unrelated to "cocaine", which comes from the Quechua word for the coca plant, "k=FAka". It comes rather from Old French pais de cokaigne "land of cakes", a word borrowed from Middle Low German kokenje "cakes", the diminutive of koke "cake". It is thus akin to German kuchen "cook, cake", according to the eminent linguist Jakob Grimm (who collected fairy tales with his brother, Wilhelm, in his spare time), "because the houses there were covered with cakes". (Today's is another contribution by Nymann, the resident Logodaedalist of the Agora.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1156748076-14301-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 10:30:02 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu14) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0ML3Dg-1FAktF3n84-0003DZ for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 19 Feb 2006 10:30:02 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 006795C1922 for ; Sun, 19 Feb 2006 02:28:32 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1140336074-28349-0" Subject: COCKAMAMIE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 02:28:32 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1140336074-28349-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Cockamamie (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['kok-ê-mey-mee] Definition 1: (Slang) Ridiculous, outlandish, implausible, not worthy of note. Usage 1: "Cockamamie" is a lexical orphan which was in general use between 1930 and 1970, but which has been in decline ever since. Suggested usage: You can still use this word to put a little period detail into your discourse: "Where on earth did you get the cockamamie idea that Humphrey Bogart ever said 'Play it again, Sam.'?" And if you have grandchildren, then they're already used to your impenetrable utterances, so you can use the word with impunity: "We didn't have these cockamamie electronic calculators when I was at school; let me just show you my trusty old cylindrical slide-rule." Etymology: Today's word is a corruption of the latter four syllables of "decalcomania", the process of transferring pictures from specially prepared paper on to glass or other surfaces. As the suffix "-mania" suggests, this activity became a general obsession in Victorian Britain during the years 1862-64. "Decal" is a clipping of "decalcomania" and refers to the transferred image. "Decalcomania" comes straight from the French décalcomanie, which is in turn derived from the French calquer "to trace or copy" plus mania, "madness". "Calquer" comes ultimately from Latin calcare "to tread", derived from calx "heel". The link to "treading" is a reference to the pressure required to make the image transfer. "Calx" is with us still in "recalcitrant", an adjective that describes those who are likely (figuratively, at least) to dig in their heels or kick back with them when pressed to do something displeasing. =97Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1140336074-28349-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin00.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BNSdG-20jbTE0; Tue, 11 May 2004 10:28:58 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id CCB49B81C61 for ; Tue, 11 May 2004 02:26:31 -0600 (MDT) Subject: COCKLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Cockle(Noun)Pronunciation: [kahk-êl] Definition 1: (1) A ribbed bivalve of the genus Cardium with traits of the clam and the scallop (see image 1). (2) A wild plant (Lychnis Githago) with a reddish or purplish flower common in cornfields (see image 2). (3) A pucker or imperfection in material (used as a verb, today's word means "to wrinkle or pucker", as a solution that cockles a piece of cloth). Usage 1: The most unusual usage of today's word by far, however, is in the phrase", to warm the cockles of someone's heart". The cockles of the heart? In fact, however, it makes sense in the context of the expression "to clam up". We have a perception, a metaphoric tradition, that bivalves close themselves extremely tightly, so the most difficult part of a person to prise open, and hence the deepest and most personal part, would be like a cockle. That a relation exists between this usage and the genus of cockles (Latin Cardium "heart") is highly unlikely. Suggested usage: Charles Darwin wrote in a letter in 1858, " I have just had the innermost cockles of my heart rejoiced by a letter from Lyell". But don't let this unusual turn of phrase divert your attention away from the unusual third meaning of today's word, "The lovely Bea Heine stunned everyone at the reception with her cockled silk sheath cut low in the back." Etymology: This word comes from from Old French coquille "scallop, shell" from Latin conchylium "shellfish", itself borrowed from Greek "konkhylion", the diminutive of konkhe "cockle, mussel". The Latin equivalent of "konkhe" was concha "mussel, shellfish". (Dr. Lynn Laboriel warmed the cockles of our hearts with her suggestion of today's word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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Delivery-Date: Fri, 25 Nov 2005 10:55:01 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu13) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsEO-1EfaIG1vZ1-0003cW for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 25 Nov 2005 10:55:01 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 9691C5C7063 for ; Fri, 25 Nov 2005 02:39:20 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132906329-9507-0" Subject: COLESLAW: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 25 Nov 2005 02:39:20 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132906329-9507-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Coleslaw (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kol-sla] Definition 1: A salad made from chopped cabbage. Usage 1: Evening is descending around the office and the words may be coming up from my stomach rather than down from my mind. Today's word names a salad that goes well with all my favorite dishes; I hope you agree. In many areas the first constituent is eliminated in favor of plain "slaw". This is much better than the misguided folk etymology "cold-slaw". (A folk etymology is the substitution of a recognizable word, in this case "cold", for an unrecognizable one, such as "cole"). Suggested usage: Everyone has his or her own coleslaw recipe: some like it creamy with mayonnaise or sour cream, some add vinegar. Coleslaw is a necessary side dish with barbecue of any kind and goes well on hot-dogs and hamburgers, too. In the US South, seafood is always garnished with "slaw". Remember, "slaw" is a Dutch variant of "salad" (see Etymology), so can be made from other vegetables, too. Broccoli slaw: mmmmm! Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from the Dutch word "koolsla" from kool "cabbage" (from Latin caulis "cabbage") + sla, short for French salade (itself based on Latin sal "salt"=97the salted dish). English borrowed the same Latin word, "caulis", and it became Middle English (ME) "col" and later "cale". In the ME stage it combined with -wort to give "colewort" which melted down into today's "collard(s)", another Southern US favorite. The "wort", a popular constituent of vegetable compounds in English, comes from the same stem as Latin radix, radic- "root", the origin of our word "radical", "radish", and "eradicate" (remove by the roots). The Latin word is rooted in the same root as English "root." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1132906329-9507-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 10:57:35 +0200 Received: from [209.144.102.31] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) by mxeu10.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1DNS4R2rP6-0006iZ; Mon, 18 Apr 2005 10:57:31 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 970705C2088 for ; Mon, 18 Apr 2005 02:08:45 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1113807296-18250-0" Subject: COLLOP: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 02:08:46 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1113807296-18250-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Collop (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kah-lêp] Definition 1: Lump or small slice of meat or fat. Usage 1: An endangered word used occasionally in Scotland but rare elsewhere in the English-speaking world. Definition 2: A fold of body fat. Suggested usage: If you are ever asked to describe a pig, try, "A pig is the larval stage of a football with dollops of collops all over it". That should get you bounced out of the club house. Or, should your mum ask your pleasure at the dinner table, impress her with, "I would love maybe three collops of the roastbeef." Etymology: Unknown. Possibly related to Swedish kalops "beef stew". The original meaning was "eggs fried with bacon" but later the expression "eggs and collops" marked the shift of the meaning to "a piece or slice of meat." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1113807296-18250-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 09:50:30 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng08.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1C5gAw-000260-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 10 Sep 2004 09:50:30 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B6DEEB7CC89 for ; Fri, 10 Sep 2004 01:47:32 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1094797953-2067-0" X-Mailer: MIME-tools 5.411 (Entity 5.404) Subject: COLLOP: Your word of the day from www.yourDictionary.com Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 01:47:32 -0600 (MDT) ------------=_1094797953-2067-0 www.yourDictionary.com's Word of the Day The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key =09=09=09=09 Word of the Day Today's Word: Collop (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kah-lêp] Listen Definition: (1) A lump or slice of meat or fat; (2) a fold of body fat. Usage: Today's word endangered word, another lexical orphan without any known relatives, used occasionally in Scotland but rare elsewhere in the English-speaking world. We think it worth salvaging. Suggested Usage: If you are ever asked to describe a pig, try, "A pig is the larval stage of a football with dollops of collops all over it". That should get you bounced out of the club house. Or, should your mum ask your pleasure at the dinner table, impress her with, "I would love maybe three collops of the roastbeef." Etymology: The origin of this word is obscure, to say the least. It is possibly related to Swedish kalops "beef stew" but no one knows how. In Scotland it has been used to refer to a dish made of chopped meat, too. The original meaning was "eggs fried on bacon", and Shrove Monday was called "Collop Monday" in some areas because eggs and bacon are eaten on that day. Collops as a name for bacon may be related to the Irish use of the word: "the number of animals that an acre of Irish land can support" (one horse, one cow, or six sheep). The problem is that none of these seemingly relevant bits of information form any pattern. –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1094797953-2067-0-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 09 Jul 2006 09:40:30 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FzTu1-0t3uBU0; Sun, 9 Jul 2006 09:40:29 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1641F5C0FB5 for ; Sun, 9 Jul 2006 01:40:14 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1152428468-26123-0" Subject: COLLOQUIAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 9 Jul 2006 01:40:14 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-09T07:40:30Z X-TOI-MSGID: aaa631e6-4c2c-4b02-a10f-2ea961dd4b6b ------------=_1152428468-26123-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Colloquial (Adjective) Pronunciation: [kê-'lok-wi-yêl] Definition 1: Characteristic of ordinary, informal speech, conversational rather than written speech style. Usage 1: Today's word was abandoned and forgotten by its mother, "colloquy". "Colloquy" originally meant simply "conversation" but today it, and the original Latin "colloquium", refer to the elevated conversations of scholars in an informal conference-like gathering. The adjective, however, survived and grew up, producing its own offspring, "colloquialism", which means a colloquial word or phrase appropriate only for conversation. Suggested usage: Colloquial English is not slang, which characterizes a single group and changes with each generation ("swell" of the 40's, "far-out" of the 60's, "awesome" of the 90's) nor is it nonstandard, as "he ain't" or "with Jonas and I". It is used by everyone in at least one dialectal group but only in conversation as "la-di-da", "fly off the handle", "climb the wall", or "stick-to-it-iveness". Such expressions are called "colloquialisms", acceptable in speech but not in formal writing. Etymology: "Colloquy" comes from Latin colloquium "conversation" from colloqui "to converse" from com- "with" + loqui "speak", also found in "elocution", "grandiloquent", "soliloquy", and "ventriloquy", itself from Latin venter "belly" + loqui "speak" =3D a belly-speaker. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1152428468-26123-0-- Received: from mailin21.aul.t-online.de (mailin21.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.74]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Mon, 03 Jul 2006 09:47:12 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin21.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FxJ91-2JP0K00; Mon, 3 Jul 2006 09:46:59 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id DE01F5C2DDE for ; Mon, 3 Jul 2006 01:36:01 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1151909788-9280-0" Subject: COLLOQUY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2006 01:36:01 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-03T07:47:11Z X-TOI-MSGID: a913992b-4c7f-4782-a299-fd1bd17ae0c9 ------------=_1151909788-9280-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Colloquy (Noun) Pronunciation: [kah-lê-kwi] Definition 1: A conversation or discussion, oral or written; a small conference or short course organized to discuss a narrow topic from different perspectives. Usage 1: Today's word is used almost interchangeably with the Latin word it is derived from: "colloquium". The latter tends to be preferred in referring to an organized academic colloquy while "colloquy" is more likely to be used in reference to an informal discussion of an issue by disparate parties. The plural is "colloquies". The adjective, "colloquial", which describes common speech, also serves as the adjective for today's word. A participant in a colloquy is a colloquist Suggested usage: Kids, here is a useful word that should capture and hold your parents' attention, "I think the family should indulge in more colloquy before deciding on where we spend our vacation". Adults should be able to find ample use for it in a world where things so often go awry for lack of communication, "The company would be doing much better were there more colloquy between management and employees." Etymology: Today's word, as mentioned before, comes from the Latin colloquium "conversation, discussion", based on the preposition com "with, together" + loqui "to speak". The final [m] on "com" was subject to 'assimilation' in Latin, which meant that it took on the characteristics of the sound following it. So if the root began with an [l], it became an [l]; if it was an [r], it became an [r], too, as "relation : correlation". Latin "loqui" is a descendant of Proto-Indo-European *tolkw- which ended up in English as "talk" and Russian as tolki "talk, gossip". In Latin the [t] seems to have mysteriously vanished, scaring the [o] and [l] into switching places. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The action noun is "colportage" which, despite sounds and appearances, has nothing to do with the output of the American composer, Cole Porter, or the carrying about of coal. The noun may also be used as a verb, e.g. to colporteur religious tracts around the countryside. Suggested usage: Today's word is most widely used in reference to the distribution of religious literature: "Intrepid colporteurs bore the Bible to every bar and other house of shady character in the city on their quest to vanquish Satan from every den of iniquity they could find". However, this word may refer to any sort of book peddler if not any sort of peddler at all, "He colporteured encyclopedias from door to door all summer in St. Louis." Etymology: Today's word is an alteration of Old French "comporteur" from comporter "to conduct, peddle" by analogy with col "neck", from the idea that peddlers carry their wares on trays suspended from straps around their necks. Latin portare "carry" is the origin of our "porter" and "collar" is related to the French word for "neck". Both go back to Latin collum "neck", a word with a rich etymological heritage. The prefixed repetition. The same prefixed variant became "hweogol" in Old English, a word which was later reduced to "wheel". With a suffix -s, it became Russian koleso "wheel" and German Hals "neck". Also akin to Russian and Serbian okolo "around." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1132128745-24851-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 04 Dec 2005 10:38:27 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu8) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt1w-1EiqKA12FU-0005m7 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 04 Dec 2005 10:38:27 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 02EE25CECCC for ; Sun, 4 Dec 2005 02:34:05 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1133683767-23562-0" Subject: COMESTIBLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 4 Dec 2005 02:34:05 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1133683767-23562-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Comestible (Adjective) Pronunciation: [kê-'mes-tê-bl] Definition 1: Edible, esculent, fit to be eaten. Usage 1: It is hardly surprising that so many of us are overweight: we speak a language with more words for "eatable" than Eskimos have words for snow: comestible, esculent, edible, and eatable. All of these may be used as nouns meaning aliment, bread (metaphorically), fare, food, nourishment, nutriment, provender, provisions, sustenance, victuals, chow, eats, grub. If only we had as many words meaning "exercise." Suggested usage: Today's word is one you use when you get bored repeating the more common words mentioned above, "The table was set beautifully but the fried squash was the only comestible dish served". The word, however, is probably used more often as a noun than an adjective: "I enjoy French cuisine even though I don't count snails and frog legs as comestibles." Etymology: From Late Latin "comestibilis", an adjective derived from "comestus", the past participle of comedere "to eat up", comprising an intensifier prefix, com- + edere "to eat". The root of "edere", ed- is the same one that became English "eat", German "essen", and Russian est', all meaning the same. Perhaps the most interesting relative in English is "fret", originating in Proto-Germanic as *fra-etan "eat up" from "fra", the ancestor of "for" + the ancestor of "eat". As the spelling slowly gravitated toward "fret", the meaning went from "eat up" to "eat away, gnaw", thence to "chafe, vex, irritate". A switch of transitivity gives us fret "to be vexed, to worry." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is a relative of "possible" and "impossible", whose prefix lends the sense of "with, together". The adverb is "compossibly" and the noun, "compossibility." Suggested usage: Our readers involved in criminal investigation will find this word very useful: "The facts from the crime scene are compossible with only one interpretation of the crime". Should you ever feel yourself crowded by your 'significant other,' use today's word, "I'm afraid our lives simply aren't compossible". This gives you a few minutes to reconsider while your friend looks the word up in the dictionary. Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin "compossibil-is" based on con "with, together" + "possibilis", an adjective from posse "can, to be able". The original root was Proto-Indo-European *poti- "powerful, lord" which we find in Latin potis "powerful, able" from "possum, posse, potui", whose various forms can be seen lurking in today's word, "potent", and "potential". The PIE compound *dem-s-poti- "house-master" became Greek despotes "master, lord" and our "despot". By the way, that root *dem- is the same root we see in Latin domus "house" (Russian dom "house") and our words "dome", "dominate", "domino." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This verb is a common false cognate of "compose". Remember, your only options are: "the book is composed of several chapters" or "the book comprises several chapters". Never say or write "is comprised of"! Suggested usage: This is a very useful word (when used correctly) at work: "The company comprises three divisions that do the same thing" or with a friend: "My life comprises high and low points that grow more difficult to differentiate as I grow older". (Our gratitude to Robert Gamble for reminding us of this troublesome English term.) Etymology: Latin comprehendere from con "(together) with" + prehendere "to grasp". Prehendere, in turn, is from pre+hend-ere, whose root "hend-" derives from PIE ghe(n)d-. With the "n" it evolved into the Latin stems underlying "apprehend" and "prehensile". Without the "n" it turns up in English "get" and "guess". 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Usage 1: The adjective is "compunctious". "Compunction", "remorse", and "contrition" cover a continuum of penitent feelings from slight to powerful. A compunction is a slight twinge of conscience while remorse is an extended, sincere feeling of guilt. Contrition is a sense of crushing regret for a misdeed and a sincere desire for pardon. Suggested usage: This is the term for referring to the low end of regret: "Gabor has no compunctions about taking candy from a baby". "Lorraine showed not the slightest compunction in inviting her old boyfriend to dinner with her husband." Etymology: Via Old French from Late Latin compunctio(n), the noun from compungere "to prick hard, sting" from com- "with, together" + pungere "to prick". English "pungent" is derived from the same verb, which is akin to Latin pugnus "fist", pugnare "to fight" (as in pugnacious) and Greek pygme "fist, dwarf". Other words derived from the same root: "expunge", "pink", "point". 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Usage 1: The adjective means "to be linked together" and is pronounced [kên-'kæt-ê-nêt]. The noun is "concatenation." Suggested usage: Let's throw the phrase "surfing the Web" into a higher register (if not out altogether): "I'm making a concatenate series of informative stops on the Web, not browsing!" Or make your colleagues scramble for their YD look-up button with a oneupsmanship winner like this: "My life has been a concatenation of disasters/triumphs beginning shortly after birth". (Strike the inapplicable noun.) "Bill can't concatenate two words without misusing one but he refuses the help of yourDictionary.com." Etymology: Late Latin concatenare, com- "with, together" + catenare "to bind" from Latin catena "chain". "Catena" is also the origin of English "chain", by the way, via French "cha=EEne". (Thanks to Dr. Audra Himes of yourDictionary for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The word is often used as the antonym of Platonic love. St. Augustine wrote on marriage and concupiscence, noting that the avoidance of concupiscence toward the spouses of others is not enough; married couples should extirpate it from their relationship, too. Suggested usage: The word may be used metaphorically to express a strong, visceral desire for anything: "Her concupiscence for chocolate keeps her in Tae Bo classes constantly". You might also say, "His concupiscence for work left his family in despair", instead of calling him a workaholic. Etymology: Latin concupiscere "to desire ardently", from com- "with" + cupere "to desire". The stem cup- underlies "Cupid" and "cupidity", from cupido "desire". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1122101918-5081-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 08 Feb 2007 11:31:28 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1HF6Yl-0000KK-2Z for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 08 Feb 2007 11:31:24 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 766585C4828 for ; Thu, 8 Feb 2007 03:02:15 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1170922177-13934-0" Subject: CONFECTION: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Confection (Noun) Pronunciation: [kên-'fek-shên] Definition 1: Any sweet food or sweetened medicinal preparation; a piece of fine craftsmanship. Usage 1: The verb "confect" still means "to prepare by mixing ingredients", so the noun may refer to anything concocted of several ingredients or the process of concocting itself. But "confectionery shops" now are establishments where only sweetmeats ("meat" originally meant "food") are sold, though it more often referred to apothecary shops in the 17th century. A "confectioner" is now someone who prepares confectioneries or sweetmeats. Suggested usage: "Her gown was a lavish confection of lace and taffeta, a pure confectionery for the eyes", works with both meanings of the word, either a concoction or an appealing millinery sweet. "The main course was a Caucasian confection of goat meat struggling against vegetation that grows only on the crags of the Caucasus. Dessert was an odd sweet confection from the shop around the corner." Etymology: This is an excellent example of "semantic narrowing", a change in meaning from broad to narrow. "Confection" derives from the verb confect which means "to put together, prepare" from a participle of Latin con- "with, together" + ficere "do, make". Confection originally meant "mixing, putting together, preparation" or anything so contrived. Later its meaning became restricted only to the preparation of sweet foods and the results of such preparation. (We extend our gratitude to Roy Pittman for suggesting we confect today's article on "confection.") =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Regular verb. The noun is conflation. Suggested usage: This word expresses not just the combination of two or more things but their combination and reduction to one: "I think you conflated memories of two separate events when you told that story" or "Can we conflate all these petty expenses into one of reasonable size?" Etymology: Latin conflare "blow together, melt, fuse (metals)" from con "with, together" + flare "blow". The PIE root, *bhle-, also underlies English "blow", "bladder" and "blaze" (from Dutch blasen "blow up"). The Latin stem is also found in "inflate", "flatulent", and, via French, "souffle". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1153810724-18008-0-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sat, 08 Jul 2006 09:45:27 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Fz7VC-0V3yXw0; Sat, 8 Jul 2006 09:45:22 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id BB55C5C20FA for ; Sat, 8 Jul 2006 01:42:02 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1152342032-16556-0" Subject: CONJURE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 8 Jul 2006 01:42:02 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-08T07:45:27Z X-TOI-MSGID: 6ca760b3-7d83-4372-9f8f-6ce650e2ab38 ------------=_1152342032-16556-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Conjure (Verb) Pronunciation: ['kahn-jê(r)] Definition 1: (1) To swear by oath or something sacred; (2) to entreat or beg someone by some secret or sacred power; (3) to call upon some spirit; (4) to accomplish with the help of unseen spirits or powers. Usage 1: Someone who resorts to conjuring is either a "conjurer" or "conjuror". Such activity is "conjury" or "conjuration." Suggested usage: Here is an example for each of the definitions above. (1) "Jason conjured his brother to secrecy in the matter of the dented fender". (2) "No matter how may gods and powers she entreated, Gwyneth could not conjure her sister from the bathroom". (3) "Spencer tried everything, including conjuring up the Devil himself to help his sputtering career". (4) "I would I could conjure away all obstacles to success of this project." Etymology: Middle English conjuren from Late Latin coniurare "to pray by something holy", from the same Latin word meaning "to swear together" based on com- "with, together" + iurare "to swear" (in Latin [j] =3D [i]). "Iuare" comes from Proto-Indo-European *yewes) "law, right", which we find in Latin ius, iuris "right, duty, obligation" and iurare "to swear". The English words "just", "jury", "jurisprudence", "perjury", and "juridical" all come from this Latin stem. "Injury" is the English version of Latin iniuria "a wrong, injustice", based on in- "not" + ius, iur- "law, right". (Let us conjure up sufficient gratitude for Tim Ward for suggesting today's word in the YD Agora.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: A less lingually demanding variant of today's word is "consanguine", which has the added benefit of serving as a noun meaning a consanguineous relative, "No consanguine of Lila Mae ever got past the fifth grade". The qualitative noun for both forms is "consanguinity" [kên-sæng-'gwi-ni-tee]. The adverb is "consanguineously." Suggested usage: Does tiny "kin" zoom by so fast when you speak that people often fail to catch it? Here is a more specific alternative guaranteed to provide more time for processing while capturing everyone's attention: "My relationship to Nell is purely by marriage but Marigold is a consanguineous cousin". Remember, this word may be used metaphorically to refer to any two closely related facts, "Related? I think the empty chocolate box and the chocolaty smudges on your dainty fingertips are consanguineous!" Etymology: From Latin Latin consanguine-us "of the same blood" comprising con- "with, together" + sangui-s, sanguin- "blood". Not much is known about the origins of "sanguis" and we have written about "con" in connection with "synallagmatic". (Thanks to our lexical kinsman, word maven Saket Kulkarni, for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In a strict sense, and in keeping with its etymology, "contagious" is used to describe diseases that are transmitted by close contact, in contrast to "infectious" diseases, transmitted by air or water: SARS is infectious; AIDS is contagious. In common usage, however, "infectious" and "contagious" are considered synonymous. Something contagious is a "contagion"; it exhibits "contagiousness" and behaves "contagiously." Suggested usage: When used figuratively, it seems that "infectious" is generally applied to good things like laughter, good humor and enthusiasm. "Contagious" can cover these, too, but it more often deals with negative emotions: "In the Stock Market today, the panic was contagious". Other types of contagion abound: "I'm afraid the new recruit has just been exposed to the contagion of Steve's disillusionment." Etymology: From the Latin prefix con- "with", implying closeness, and "tangere", to touch; "contingency" and "contiguous" have the same derivation. A "tangent" is a line that touches a curve at only one point, and something "tangible" is touchable. "Tactus", the past participle of "tangere", gives us "tactile", relating to touch, "tact", a delicate emotional touch, and "intact", untouched. Finally, there is "tax", a touch that none of us seems to be able to avoid. =97Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1169712537-15172-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 09 Jan 2007 20:43:12 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H4MsH-0001D4-5v for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 09 Jan 2007 20:43:10 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6D9925C3019 for ; Tue, 9 Jan 2007 12:14:53 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1168364070-2931-0" Subject: CONTENTIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Contentious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [kên-'ten-chês] Definition 1: Quarrelsome, argumentative for no reason; given to opposing whatever is said or done. Usage 1: The verb is "contend" (to compete for control, to challenge, to strive in opposition to). The noun "contention" is derived from the verb and "contentious" is derived from the noun. Do not confuse this word with "conscientious" (following the dictates of one's conscience, assiduous). Working conscientiously is a good thing; working contentiously is counterproductive. Suggested usage: Hopefully, you will have no use for this word except metaphorical use. "I have a contentious door that will only open half way" suggests the door resists attempts to open it. "My car can be contentious on cold, winter mornings", means it often opposes being started. Contentious friends and co-workers no one needs. Etymology: Latin con- "with" + tendere "to stretch, extend". Akin to tenuis "thin" via the PIE root *ten- which also underlies English "thin", and Greek tenon "tendon", ton-e "stretching a note at the same pitch", and ton-os "a cord, band" (that which may be stretched). 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Usage 1: The adverb for today's word is "contiguously". You have your choice of nouns, "contiguousness" or "contiguity" [kên-tê-'gu-ê-ti]. The latter word has the additional meaning of "a continuous series or unbroken mass", as the contiguity of shade in a dense forest. Suggested usage: This word is probably used most often in reference to properties: "Sid insisted that his home be situated on a property contiguous to a golf course". However, its meaning may be extended to other sorts of properties, including those of the mind, "Mortimer cannot express two contiguous thoughts that follow logically one from the other." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin contiguus "touching" from contingere "to touch", made up of com- "with, by, near" + tangere "to touch". The original Proto-Indo-European root was *ta(n)g- "touch" with that nasal [n] that comes and goes from word to word. That is why we get "con-tig-uous" and con-ting-ent "dependent (upon)" from the same verb. Tangent "touching, contacting" and tangible "touchable, palpable" come from the same original root. When the government touches you for money, it "taxes" you, another word from "tangere" without the [n]. The direct Latin origin was taxare (tag-s-are) "to touch several times", the frequentative of "tangere"-since we are frequently touched in this way. (Catherine Neely was so touched by our Word of the Day series, she suggested that today's word be a part of it.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This is a noun that ends on a syllable [lee] that coincidentally happens to be an adverbial suffix in English. It is almost physically difficult to use as a noun but that is what it is! Questions of taste in aesthetic matters (music preferences, clothing favorites, and so on) often bring out contumely in people. Suggested usage: This word will require some struggle to restore but it is worth the effort. "Don't react with contumely to the answer after you asked me which fast food restaurant I like!" "She responded to my suggestion with such contumely that she was mistaken for the queen." Etymology: Middle English contumelie via Old French from Latin contumelia "abuse, insult, affront", a variant of contumia. Probably related to tumere "swell up; become excited, violent" which is, in turn, akin to "tumid" and "tumor". (Thanks to Taner Baybars for suggesting today's word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: This term is rarely used outside North America. It was popularized by Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and later spread among developers of the U.S. space program. Its profile has lowered since then. Also spelled "copasetic." Suggested usage: The term is perfect if you want to express an intensified "O.K". without saying "excellent" or "outstanding". "That solution isn't just good, it's positively copacetic". "Things are not so copacetic at the office right now; the new director is a bit overbearing." Etymology: Entered the language circa 1919 among black jazz musicians, but its etymology is unknown. Speculations are that it comes from southern U.S. Black English, from the Yiddish phrase kol b'tzedek "all with justice", the Creole French word coupers=E8tique "able to cope with things", or from the Chinook word copasenee, "everything is satisfactory." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This term is rarely used outside North America. It was popularized by Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and later spread among developers of the U.S. space program. Its profile has lowered since then. Also spelled "copasetic." Suggested usage: The term is perfect if you want to express an intensified "O.K". without saying "excellent" or "outstanding". "That solution isn't just good, it's positively copacetic". "Things are not so copacetic at the office right now; the new director is a bit overbearing." Etymology: Entered the language circa 1919 among black jazz musicians, but its etymology is unknown. Speculations are that it comes from southern U.S. Black English, from the Yiddish phrase kol b'tzedek "all with justice", the Creole French word coupers=E8tique "able to cope with things", or from the Chinook word copasenee, "everything is satisfactory." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Often used in "cordon sanitaire", French for "quarantine line", meaning an absolute barrier: "The Eastern European states served as a cordon sanitaire against the West for the Soviet Union." Suggested usage: "The potted plants on her desk served as a cordon (sanitaire) between her and her co-workers". But why even maintain this elevation for the term: "The boys built a cordon of blocks around the sand castle to stop the baby from stomping it". It should be a household word. Etymology: French cordon "string", diminutive of corde "rope". From Latin corda "tripe, guts" hence "rope made from guts", specifically for binding slaves. Borrowed from Greek chorde "guts, that which is made from guts." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The original fruit-filled cornucopia is a common symbol for Thanksgiving in the US, since that day celebrates the harvest shared by native Americans with the first settlers. Suggested usage: Today's word is used mostly in the sense "anything with a plethora", to use another of our Words of the Day: "That Helen Wheels is a cornucopia of jokes; I can't keep a straight face around her". As you can see, its application is not restricted to fruit, "Her brother Milan's house is such a cornucopia of fire hazards, the fire department uses it as a venue for their fire prevention programs." Etymology: Late Latin "cornucopia" from the Latin phrase cornu copiae "horn of plenty". The horn of the goat Amalthea that suckled Zeus as a baby but broke off and filled with fruit. Latin cornu "horn" comes from the same root as English "horn" and is related to Greek karoton, referring to the horn-like vegetable, the carrot, and kranion "skull", origin of our "cranium" (via Late Latin). The "rein" in "reindeer" comes from Old Norse hreinn "reindeer" of the same origin. The same root, less the [n], underlies the "sar" in Hindi sardar "person of high rank" from Persian sar "head" + dar "holder". (A cornucopia of thanks to T. C. Ward, a frequent visitor to the YD Agora, for supplying today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1167638912-10898-0-- Word of the Day Today's Word: "Cosmogony" (Noun) Pronunciation: [kahz-'mah-gê-ni]

dt. "Kosmogonie" = dt. "Weltentstehungslehre"

Definition 1: The creation of the universe or the study thereof.

Usage 1: Today's word comes with a robust family. The adjective is "cosmogonic", someone who studies the origin of the universe is a cosmogonist, who must cosmogonize in order to earn that appellation. An alternative word with the same meaning, "cosmogeny", has fallen by the wayside but you may encounter it in writings from the 19th century.

Suggested usage: Cosmogony is a hotly debated topic of (or between) astrophysics, philosophy, and religion. It is an elevated subject not often broached in conversation but the word has its metaphorical uses, such as, "In Bartholomew's cosmogony, the universe revolves around him". Any subject having to do with the stars or galaxies is susceptible, "The cosmography of those who believe in horoscopes is considerably at odds with physical law."

Etymology: Greek "kosmogonia" = "creation of the world" based on "kosmos" = "order, world-order, world" + "gonia" = "begetting". The latter stem is based on "gonos" = "child, procreation" from the O-grade of PIE root "*gen-" = "give birth to" found in "generate", "generation", "gene", "genesis", "genus", "gender" and many others. The Proto-Germanic forms developed into "kind" and "kin", not to mention German "Kind", "Kinder" = "child, children" found in English "kindergarten". (For more on PIE read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in our library. For more words like today's, let's thank David Jensen of the University of California, Berkeley and encourage him to send more.)

Dr. Language, - yourDictionary.com ------------=_1139817807-30229-0-- Word of the Day Today's Word:Court martial(Noun)Pronunciation: [kort 'mah(r)-shêl] Definition 1: A military tribunal or court that hears cases of violation of military law; a trial by such a military tribunal. Usage 1: Today's phrase is interesting because it is a noun phrase like "attorney general" and "poet laureate" with an adjective trailing the noun rather than preceding it. These phrases are distinct because the noun, not the adjective is pluralized: "courts martial", "attorneys general", "poets laureate". Today's word, however, differs from the other such phrases in two respects: (1) it may be spelled with a hyphen and (2) it may be used as a simple verb. The endings on the verb occur at the end: "court-martials", "court-martialing", "court-martialed". For these reasons, the plural "court-martials" is acceptable if today's word is hyphenated. Suggested usage: This word is topical because of the scandal arising from photographs of the interrogation of Iraqi war prisoners that recently exploded in the news. We are all waiting to see whether high-ranking officials will face courts martial or whether only low-ranking personnel will be court-martialed. Oddly, the US government hires civilian subcontractors to interrogate prisoners. They are not subject to a court martial since they are not military personnel. Etymology: Today's phrase originally was "martial court" but in the late 17th century it began to appear as "court martial". "Martial" is the adjective of "Mars", the Roman god of war that is also found in the phrases "martial arts" and "martial law". Latin Mars (Mart-) is apparently a reduction of an older form, Mavors (Mavort-), probably borrowed from the name of the Oscan war god, Mamers (Mamert-).

Dr. Language - yourDictionary.com --------------C356211D41D16238ABF7F7BC-- . by mhead00 with LMTP; Sat, 02 Sep 2006 09:35:57 +0200 with esmtp id 1GJQ2g-1pCeJM0; Sat, 2 Sep 2006 09:35:50 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 714B25C15CA for ; Sat, 2 Sep 2006 01:35:06 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1157179963-29078-0" Subject: COW: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 2 Sep 2006 01:35:06 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-02T07:35:57Z X-TOI-MSGID: 660f301e-fbfb-46a2-b261-56bef9d57966 ------------=_1157179963-29078-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Cow (Noun) Pronunciation: [kæw] Definition 1: (1) A female bovine animal raised for meat and milk around the world. (2) Coalition of the Willing. (3) Cost of war. Usage 1: An interesting note on the original "cow" is that its plural used to be "kine", with the same [n] sound marking plural that we have in "oxen" and "children" today. It was replaced by "cows" in the 17th century. But we have selected this word as our Word of the Day because of two topical acronyms orthographically identical with it. Suggested usage: The two twin acronyms creeping out of Washington these days are COW and COW: Coalition of the Willing and cost of the war. The two meanings are related in an interesting way: part of the cost of the war is the foreign aid packages that will go to many of the smaller participants of the Coalition of the Willing, who may see the Coalition as a cash cow. (Does this mean we will be paying for this war until the COWs come home?) Etymology: Did you know that "cow", "beef", and "butter" all come from the same word? That word was Proto-Indo-European *gwou- "cow, bull", spoken 6,000 years ago. In the Germanic languages, the [w] dropped out and the [g] became closely related [k]: German "Kuh", Icelandic "k=FDr", and English "cow". The PIE root remained all but unchanged in Sanskrit "gauh", currently "gAya" in Hindi. "Gauh" is found in goraksah "cowherd", the word the British borrowed as "Gurkha". In Latin and Greek, however, the combination [gw] converted to [b] at the beginning of a word, so we find Latin bos, bovis "ox, cow" and Greek bous "ox, cow". Latin "bovis" became "boeuf" in French, whence we borrowed it as "beef", the meat of the cow. (Until then, we ate cow.) "Butter?" It came to us via Latin from Greek bous "cow" + turos "cheese." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: Today's word may be freely used as a verb in the first sense: to crank an antique car engine. In the second two senses there is an adjective, cranky "twisty, eccentric, grouchy", with an adverb, "crankily", and its own noun, "crankiness." Suggested usage: The interesting aspect of today's word is its second meaning which connects the first to the third: "The road to Ephraim's house has so many cranks and twists you could walk there in a straight line faster than you can drive". We have almost forgotten this meaning in the US. The third meaning, of course, is common: "The road to Ephraim's was so crooked that I was too cranky to socialize by the time I arrived." Etymology: Today's word is an original English term from Old English "cranc" in cranc-stæf "bent staff", arising from an Old Germanic word that apparently meant "bent over, curled up". It is akin to Old English cringan, crang, crungen to "fall in battle", originally "curl up", a word that ultimately emerged as cringe "to draw up, contract" with a meaning nearer the original one. This same stem shows up in German and Dutch krank "sick" and, without the [n], in English "crook(ed)". The third sense of today's word apparently derived from the second: a person with a twisted mind or otherwise bent out of shape. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Crenately" is the adverb; "crenation" is the noun. "Crenation" is used in medicine to describe the shrunken appearance of red blood cells in a hypertonic solution. "Crenature" is another noun, this time for a rounded projection. Suggested usage: From a metaphorical pen with purple ink, one might see a sentence like "Denis stared at Yasmin, his forehead crenate with anger and concern". In a more homely fashion, we could say "The frog's brow was crenate with warts". Today's word is a good one to describe a knobby or serrate(d) appearance. Etymology: We denizens of the twenty-first century are hardly the first to make up nonce words. "Crenate" comes from Late Medieval Latin "crenatus" from crena "notch", created from a reading of an uncertain Latin word in a corrupt passage in Pliny the Elder. Today's rather obscure word shares this etymology with a much more common one: "cranny", probably borrowed from the Old French descendent of the Latin noun, "crena". 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Usage 1: Three of the four meanings of today's word seem wildly incompatible. It began referring to various minority peoples, then migrated to the kind of language some of them speak and elsewhere to the cooking style associated with others. Do not confuse a pidgin with a creole. A pidgin is nothing but a vocabulary of words and phrases used in trade, as Native Americans used a pidgin English to trade with early settlers; they didn't speak it at home. If a pidgin acquires a grammar, however, a set of rules for forming words and sentences, it is then a creole. A Creole is a real language. Suggested usage: Approximately 70 Creole languages are spoken around the world. For a complete list, see the Ethnologue page at http://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp?subid=140 . Creole cooking is a distinct component of the Cajun cooking of Louisiana. Remember, however, Creoles never attempt to speak Creole with creole in their mouths! Etymology: Today's word is French "créole", liberated intact from French where it was a modified version of Spanish "criollo", used to refer to a native, especially a native slave, of a locality. "Criollo" seems to be a corruption of "criadillo", a probable diminutive of criado "(someone) bred, brought up, educated" from the verb criar "to breed, raise". This is the Spanish descendant of Latin creare "to beget", the origin of English "create." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Crepuscular (adjective) Pronunciation: [krê-'pês-kyu-lê(r)] Definition: Pertaining to crepuscule, twilight; dim or weak in terms of visibility. Usage: Today's word is an adjective more appealing than the noun (crepuscule) it is derived from. "Twilight" certainly is a more beautiful way to describe the light at dusk than "crepuscule" but "crepuscular" has its charms. Suggested Usage: Today's word should come to mind in any situation characterized by dimness: "I'm afraid that reading the fine print of this contract demands too much of my crepuscular vision". The term fits many other legal situations, too, "Your honor, in the crepuscular light of the bar, it was easy to mistake my wallet for the wallet of the guy sitting next to me". The judge's vision would have to be crepuscular for him to not see through that excuse. Etymology: Latin crepusculum "twilight", diminutive of creper "dark". 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WOTD: Crepuscular (Adjective) Pronunciation: [krê-'pês-kyu-lê(r)] Listen Definition: Pertaining to crepuscule, twilight; dim or weak in terms of visibility. Usage: Today's word is an adjective more appealing than the noun (crepuscule) it is derived from. "Twilight" certainly is a more beautiful way to describe the light at dusk than "crepuscule" but "crepuscular" has its charms. Suggested Usage: Today's word should come to mind in any situation characterized by dimness: "I'm afraid that reading the fine print of this contract demands too much of my crepuscular vision". The term fits many other legal situations, too, "Your honor, in the crepuscular light of the bar, it was easy to mistake my wallet for the wallet of the guy sitting next to me". The judge's vision would have to be crepuscular for him to not see through that excuse. Etymology: Latin crepusculum "twilight", diminutive of creper "dark". The suffix -ul- is found in several other borrowings from Latin, e.g. "homunculus" and "miniscule". The origin of the root crep- is unclear but it might be related to the cor- "bellow, squawk" of cornix "crow" and corvus "raven" (akin to English "crow" and "to crow") if it acquired an association with darkness because of the color of these birds. However, the semantic relation cannot be established unequivocally. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4wg.kj2i.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8500-0-1175752819-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2005 11:09:59 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu1) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1Em76c3Ka6-0003cA for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 13 Dec 2005 11:09:59 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4A8845C3DB1 for ; Tue, 13 Dec 2005 02:47:25 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1134461603-30025-0" Subject: CREPUSCULAR: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2005 02:47:25 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1134461603-30025-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Crepuscular (Adjective) Pronunciation: [krê-'pês-kyu-lê(r)] Definition 1: Pertaining to crepuscule, twilight; dim or weak in terms of visibility. Usage 1: Today's word is an adjective more appealing than the noun (crepuscule) it is derived from. "Twilight" certainly is a more beautiful way to describe the light at dusk than "crepuscule" but "crepuscular" has its charms. Suggested usage: Today's word should come to mind in any situation characterized by dimness: "I'm afraid that reading the fine print of this contract demands too much of my crepuscular vision". The term fits many other legal situations, too, "Your honor, in the crepuscular light of the bar, it was easy to mistake my wallet for the wallet of the guy sitting next to me". The judge's vision would have to be crepuscular for him to not see through that excuse. Etymology: Latin crepusculum "twilight", diminutive of creper "dark". The suffix -ul- is found in several other borrowings from Latin, e.g. "homunculus" and "miniscule". The origin of the root crep- is unclear but it might be related to the cor- "bellow, squawk" of cornix "crow" and corvus "raven" (akin to English "crow" and "to crow") if it acquired an association with darkness because of the color of these birds. However, the semantic relation cannot be established unequivocally. (Our gratitude to Dan Hanson of Plano, Texas for today's word is not dim at all.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Four strings are played with a bow while the other two are picked as a kind of bass drone. Usage 1: The crwth is related closely to the zither, psaltery and dulcimer, and it's a cousin to the harp. In some versions of musical history, the crwth is the forerunner of the violin. The word, however, is a lexical orphan; someone who plays the instrument is a "crowder" or a "crowther", based on the English correlate. Suggested usage: The crwth fell out of favor in the Middle Ages. However, you might spot one here and there: "Abelard earned $60 with his homemade crwth at the Renaissance Music Festival". Medieval meets modern at http://www.crwth.org.uk=97homepage of the crwth on the Internet. Etymology: From Welsh crwth "bulge, crowd, violin" (the English crowd, "throng" comes from Old English crudan, "to hasten, press"). Many take today's word as the only word in English with no vowels; however, this is a Welsh word (the English equivalent is "crowd" or "crowth") and in Welsh (Cymraeg) "w" acts as a vowel between consonants=97it is, after all, a "double u". Before or after a vowel, "w" behaves like a consonant. The noisy PIE root of today's word is ger-, "to cry hoarsely". It gives us crow, as both "bird" and "boast", croon, and cur, Middle English for "mutt", akin to Old Norse kurra, "to growl". (We sing the praises of George Crawford of Knoxville, Tennessee for bringing us today's word. For more PIE, check our FAQ sheet, linked to the home page.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Today's English word, however, borrowed from French, is an orphan with no derived adjective or verb in its adopted language. Suggested usage: Cuisine is a style of cooking usually associated with nationalities, "My gourmand friend, Al Dente, prefers the Scottish cuisine of MacDonald's to all others". However, it is not excluded from referring to very specialized styles, "Maude Lynn's cuisine is distinguished by her commitment to prevent anything from rising from the plate and surprising the diner=97not even a vagrant aroma." Etymology: "Cuisine" comes from Late Latin "coquina", feminine of Latin coquinus "related to cooking" from coquus "a cook", the agent noun of coquere "to cook". Believe it or not, the root of this word was Proto-Indo-European *pekw- "cook, ripen", which ended up as pech' "to bake" (peku "I bake") in Russian. In some European languages, however, the second [kw] was assimilated by the initial [p] giving *kwekw-, hence the two [k] sounds in English "cook". The same stem became Old English "cycene", Middle English "kichene" and, finally, "kitchen". In Greek, the [p] took over the [kw] giving us the root in peptein "to cook, ripen, digest" and pepsia "digestion", which we find today in English dyspepsia "indigestion". In Sanskrit the consonants didn't change at all: pakva meant "ripe." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This noun is a lexical orphan, with no other part of speech stemming from it. One caveat: speakers sometimes add an anticipatory [b] in the second syllable, mispronouncing it "cumberbund". Be sure to keep your b's under rein as you use today's word. Suggested usage: Cummerbunds make only a few appearances in the lives of most people outside weddings and the prom: "The chaperones were vigilant during the slow dances, making sure that no cummerbund touched an evening dress". Here's a possible headline from the soap opera awards: "I. M. A. Loozer Chokes Lance Sterling with Cummerbund at Podium." Etymology: From the Hindi kamarband from Persian kamar "waist" + band "band". Does it surprise you that Persian and English have the same word for band? That is why we think they were all one language, PIE, at one time. The word comes into Old Iranian (Persian) "banda-". The PIE root was apparently *bhendh- "to bind". It also gave us "bandana" from Sanskrit bandhati "he ties", "bundle", and "ribbon", a corruption of "riband". (We thank Mary Fengar Gail of Irvine, CA and Sharon Miller of Canal Fulton, Ohio for thinking of us in the midst of joyful unions they attended.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "cupidinous." Suggested usage: Here is a alternative to "avarice" and "greed" that loves to play: "The combination of cupidity and stupidity has spelt the downfall of many a visitor to Las Vegas". "Men are brought to Irene's rich cousin less by Cupid than by cupidity". Go ahead: add your own. Etymology: Via French from from Latin cupidus "desirous" from cupere "to desire". "Cupid" shares the same origin but has accrued a different connotation. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usually said of (older) men. Formerly, "curmudgeon" meant a miserly person, but that part of the definition has fallen from use during the four and a half centuries that this word has been with us. Usage 1: The adjective is "curmudgeonly". "Curmudgeonry" is a rarely used noun that refers to the actions of a curmudgeon. Suggested usage: A curmudgeon is often taken to be a person who goes against popular or sentimentally held notions. Thus, "When his wife suggested that they have friends over to dinner, 'just because we like them,' Jack's curmudgeonly answer was 'What wretched nonsense.'" The miserly part of the definition should be revived and used along with the notion of a contrary person: "Andrew's latest bit of curmudgeonry was refusing to buy his wife flowers for Valentine's Day because=97he said=97the prices were inflated." Etymology: No one knows for sure where this word comes from. It first appeared in Richard Stanyhurst's "Description of Ireland" (1577) as "Curmudgen". In 1600 Philemon Holland used the word "cornmudgin" in his translation of Livy, suggesting that "curmudgeon" was derived from "cornmudgin" meaning someone who hoards corn (from Middle English much-en "to pilfer or hide"). However, since "curmudgeon" was in use 25 years before Holland's "cornmudgin", Holland probably formed his word from the older one. In his 1755 dictionary, Samuel Johnson credited the idea for the etymology of "curmudgeon", based on the French "coeur méchant" ("spiteful heart"), to an unknown correspondent. Working from Johnson, John Ash made one of the most famous blunders in etymological history. In 1775, he wrote that curmudgeon was from the French coeur "unknown" and méchant "correspondent". (Thanks to our known correspondent, who is not a curmudgeon according to Ash's definition, Charles Insler of Princeton University, USA, for suggesting this word to us.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: This word has returned recently in connection with the rise of computers but it is not a new word. It originally referred to a runner or messenger (see Etymology). Its relation to running is preserved in the adjective, cursory "fleeting, passing rapidly". Today's word is not to be confused with curser "someone who curses or places curses", so be sure to keep the final vowels straight. Suggested usage: If you participate in medieval reenactments, you may send a cursor to deliver your messages. Today, however, it is better to use the French variant (courier) in this service and today's word to refer to the little critter that runs ahead of what you are typing into your computer. "When his cursor turned into a bomb that exploded, Gabby Hacker knew immediately that his computer had contracted a deadly virus." Etymology: In Middle English today's word meant "runner, messenger". That is because it was taken from Latin "cursus", the past participle of currere "to run". The oldest form of this root was probably *kers- "to run", found in "corral", "courier", "corridor", and "course". The Gaulish variant, carros "cart, wagon", persists today in such words as "car", "cart", "cargo", "carry", and via French, "chariot" and "charge". The Latin Word carpentum "two-wheeled wagon" came to English as "carpenter", taken from "carpentarius", which referred originally to a maker of these wagons. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1121669945-8429-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 23 Sep 2005 10:32:54 +0200 by mxeu1.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1EIizF2fAh-0006MH for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 23 Sep 2005 10:32:53 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B4F3F5C7DC9 for ; Fri, 23 Sep 2005 02:29:41 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1127459260-10659-0" Subject: CUSHY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 23 Sep 2005 02:29:41 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1127459260-10659-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Cushy (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ 'kU-shee or -shi] Definition 1: Easy, soft (of work), not serious (of a wound). Usage 1: The word began during the First World War when a cushy wound was non-life-threatening but just serious enough to earn you a ticket home. Since then, the word has acquired a sense of much more comfort than would tolerate any pain at all and is most often associated with easy work. The noun is "cushiness" and the adverb is "cushily." Suggested usage: Everyone refers to "cushy jobs" of one sort or another. Let's move away from this by now clichéd usage, "Hortense just bought herself a cushy car that does everything but make the turns for her". If Hortense also lived in a cushy house with obedient children, she could even be living a cushy life. Etymology: This word probably comes from Hindi khusha "happy, joyful, pleasant" from Persian "khush". An equally likely source is French couchée "lying down". Either way, it was borrowed by the British during World War I and adapted to English with the common adjectival suffix "-y" (cf. "muddy", "dusty", "filmy"). The fact that it sounds like "cushion", an object itself associated with comfort, no doubt, encouraged its absorption by the ever-avaricious English lexicon. (Thanks today to Phyllis Stabler, who has assigned herself the cushy job of supplying us with excellent choices for Words of the Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Here is another exorbitantly beautiful word grossly underutilized. We should take a cue from Milton, who wrote in "L'Allegro" (1645), " Where perhaps some Beauty lies, / The Cynosure of neighbouring eyes. " The adjective is "cynosural." Suggested usage: As in Milton's lines, "cynosure" is usually associated with something or someone lustrous. "Letitia lilted down the stairs in a gown of silver and white damask that made her the immediate cynosure of the party". But we can widen the meaning, as well, since the word also refers to a constellation used to find direction: "Vadim's house sat at the junction of three roads, a cynosure for anyone trying to find their way through the mountains." Etymology: From Greek kynosoura "dog-tail", from kuon, kynos "dog" + oura "tail". The PIE root *kwon-, from which "kuon" derives, made it to English as "hound". In Latin it became canis "dog" from which we get "canine" and "canary", as in "Canary Islands" (based on Latin Canariae Insulae "Islands of Dogs"). The root *ors- "tail", which produced the second constituent in Greek, became (Harrumph!) "arse" in English. So the roots of today's word spans the celestial and the profane=97quite a historical embrace. For more on PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather in YDC's library. (The cynosure of today's word is Stewart Black, who suggested to us this astronomical word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: A term widely used in Australia and New Zealand, where it also occurs as a verb (to dag a sheep =3D to cut the dags from a sheep). There is a related adjective: daggy =3D with dags on its hindquarters or, by extension, "unkempt", "messy". If there is "daggy", can the noun, "dagginess", be far away? Today's word may be most common in the expression, Rattle your dags! meaning "Hurry up, get a move on!" Suggested Usage: Away from the sheep ranches of Australia and New Zealand, today's word is used metaphorically to refer to people: "He's a bit of a dag" can mean he is something of a clown, a joker, a little eccentric. The adjective is used most to indicate things in disarray: "This essay is OK but it gets a bit daggy towards the end. You'll need to tidy it up if you want a good grade". Many situatios call for the adjective, "The rehearsals are going well, but the change of scene in Act II is still daggy=97we're working on that." Etymology: Today's word is difficult to trace. The word referring to wool matted in the same way in the US is "tag", which suggests these two are related. Unfortunately, we know just as little of the origin of "tag". We do know that "dagge" existed in Middle English and referred either to a hanging end or shred (such as is made when you slash the hem of a dress in several places for ornamentation), or matted chunks of wool. But where this earlier form originated is a mystery. –Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, University of Canterbury Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1097475156-20631-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin01.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BVnZl-0QbtRY0; Thu, 3 Jun 2004 10:27:49 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B12F6B820C1 for ; Thu, 3 Jun 2004 02:24:21 -0600 (MDT) Subject: DAPPER: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Dapper(Adjective)Pronunciation: ['dæ-pê(r)] Definition 1: (1) Neat, trim, jaunty, spiffy, snazzy, spruce in appearance, i.e. smartly groomed and dressed; (2) lively, sharp, quick. Applied to males only. Usage 1: The comparative of today's adjective is "more dapper" and the superlative is "most dapper". This word is used most often in the phrase "Dapper Dan", referring to any dapper man. Dapper men generally have closely cut hair and often use a bit of oily hair tonic to hold it in place. This is why Ulysses Everett McGill (played by George Clooney) in the Coen Brothers' film, 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' exclaims, "Well I don't want Fop, dammit! I'm a Dapper Dan man!" when he finds a store that carried 'Fop' pomade but not his favorite brand, 'Dapper Dan.' Suggested usage: The meaning of today's adjective is very narrowly focused on a very neatly dressed man with an air of self-confidence that shows in his posture and walk, "Quentin looked quite dapper in his sharply creased pants, spit-polished shoes, and sprightly gait". The word does carry humorous connotations, though, making it easy to play with: "Lloyd dresses so badly he makes Rodney Dangerfield look dapper!" Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Middle Dutch dapper "quick, strong". It is related to Russian debelyi "fat, thick", German tapfer "brave", Tocharian tsopats "big" and tappo "courage". The phrase "Dapper Dan" comes from a 1921 song of that name written by Lew Brown and Albert Von Tilzer, who also wrote 'The Girl in the Gilded Cage' and 'I Want a Girl Just Like the Girl that Married Dear Old Dad.' He must have been a mama's boy. (We want more words just like the word Paul Taylor suggested we run today.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Tue, 06 Jun 2006 18:31:11 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FneSQ-26phia0; Tue, 6 Jun 2006 18:31:06 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 5E47B5CE1D3 for ; Tue, 6 Jun 2006 09:56:04 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1149607198-2923-0" Subject: DAWDLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2006 09:56:04 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-06-06T16:31:11Z X-TOI-MSGID: 253c1b54-cb64-4f66-bcc7-4f6d7bb1fe38 ------------=_1149607198-2923-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Dawdle (Verb) Pronunciation: ['dawd-l] Definition 1: To delay by moving slowly and aimlessly; to perform some activity lackadaisically, as dawdling on the way to work. Usage 1: Today's word is another common word that reached us across an uncommon route (see Etymology). It may be used as a noun and the participle, "dawdling", may serve as an adjective: "the dawdling dogs delayed delivery of the duck dinner to the dapper dactylographer (finger-print expert)." Suggested usage: Dawdling can be frustrating to people on a mission: "Don't dawdle so, baby; mommy's favorite soap opera begins in just a few minutes". But dawdling can be a pleasure, too: "The weather is positively inspirational; I think I'll take a walk and dawdle along the river the rest of the day." Etymology: Today's word has shared a path with the people most notorious for dawdling: tots. It is probably a variant pronunciation of daddle "to walk totteringly like a child". "Daddle", apparently a variant of "dadder, dodder", and "totter", is a frequentative form of dad "to cause to shake by hitting". "Tottle" (more recently "toddle") has been shortened to give us tot "small child beginning to walk". It would seem to be a variant of "totter" that has taken on a life of its own. (Today's word is dedicated to 3-year-old Lydia Ross-MacLeod, who has recently reached the dawdling stage of her life and is enjoying it immensely.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: A "paucity" of something suggests that only a few exist while a "dearth" implies a severe shortage, almost a complete lack of it. Suggested usage: This is a word that is very useful in discussing sports: "Given the dearth of shots on goal in the game, even the one score surprises me". It also comes in handy around the house: "Since we all are displaying such a dearth of ambition today, why don't we just stay home and watch TV tonight?" Etymology: Middle English derthe, from Old English *dorthu "costliness", from dore "costly", Modern English dear "expensive". From the PIE root *dhor(g)- also found in Serbian drag and Russian dorogyj "dear, expensive". (See "Words: Where do they Come From" in the yourDictionary library for "PIE.") =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1115621668-11022-0--X-Symantec-TimeoutProtection: 0 Received: from mailin23.aul.t-online.de (mailin23.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.75]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Sun, 01 Oct 2006 09:32:54 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin23.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GTvof-0jsgwi0; Sun, 1 Oct 2006 09:32:49 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7E9DB5C3B85 for ; Sun, 1 Oct 2006 01:32:48 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1159685394-5725-0" Subject: DEBRIDE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2006 01:32:48 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-01T07:32:54Z X-TOI-MSGID: 4bbbc8a0-939e-46c0-8bb0-1642b4bf8c3e ------------=_1159685394-5725-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Debride (Verb) Pronunciation: [dee-'breed] Definition 1: No, today's word does not refer to the removal of a new spouse from a groom by disgruntled in-laws, but the surgical excision of dead or dying (necrotic) tissue or the removal of foreign matter from a wound. The reason lies in wait for you below (see Etymology). Usage 1: Although today's word seems to contain "bride", it retains its French pronunciation, which sounds like "breed". The noun for today's verb is "debridement". Both terms are currently used exclusively in the field of medicine; however, we suggest next that they have metaphorical implications that reach far beyond this narrow domain. Suggested usage: Today's word is certainly more at home in medicine than elsewhere: "Pressurized irrigation together with suction is effective in debriding wounds". However, the implication that debridement is the removal of things necrotic and superfluous so as to allow healing offers metaphorical opportunities simply too exciting to ignore: "We've been roundly criticized but I feel that if we debride this department of the loafers and malcontents, it will heal itself shortly and run smoothly". See what I mean? Etymology: French débridement, from débrider "to unbridle, debride" from Old French desbrider : des- "de-, un-" + bride "bridle". The analogy comes from the likening of constricting bands of dead tissue to bridles. The French word for bridle probably came from Middle High German bridel "rein" from the root of bregd-an "to pull, twitch", related to Old English brigdel "bridle", with an instrumental suffix -l, found elsewhere in handle (instrument for the hand), saddle (instrument for sitting), and treadle (instrument for treading). The stem is also related to "braid" in the sense "jerk, twitch." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: There are two nouns: decimate ['de-sê-mêt] "a tithe" and decimation [de-sê-'mey-shên] "the act or process of decimating." Definition 2: To reduce substantially or even dramatically. Usage 2: This word does not mean "annihilate" though it is far too often used in that sense, particularly in the U. S. Let us combine our lexical forces to get this word back on its proper semantic track. Suggested usage: The important thing to remember is that the word does not necessarily have a pejorative connotation: "The office staff worked far more efficiently after being selectively decimated" or "Precise decimation of the deer population would strengthen it materially". In the latter sentence, the attributive "precise" makes clear the speaker has in mind reduction by exactly 1/10. Etymology: Unlike "an-nihil-ate", which comes from the Latin nihil "nothing" and means "reduce to naught", decimate originates in the same Latin stem as decimal "a tenth". The PIE root dekm- is the source Latin decem "ten" (whence "December" the tenth month of the Roman calendar), English "ten", and Russian deset' "ten". (Thanks to YD friend Derek Blayney for bringing this problematic word to our attention.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: There are two nouns: decimate ['de-sê-mêt] "a tithe" and decimation [de-sê-'mey-shên] "the act or process of decimating." Definition 2: To reduce substantially or even dramatically. Usage 2: This word does not mean "annihilate" though it is far too often used in that sense, particularly in the U. S. Let us combine our lexical forces to get this word back on its proper semantic track. Suggested usage: The important thing to remember is that the word does not necessarily have a pejorative connotation: "The office staff worked far more efficiently after being selectively decimated" or "Precise decimation of the deer population would strengthen it materially". In the latter sentence, the attributive "precise" makes clear the speaker has in mind reduction by exactly 1/10. Etymology: Unlike "an-nihil-ate", which comes from the Latin nihil "nothing" and means "reduce to naught", decimate originates in the same Latin stem as decimal "a tenth". The PIE root dekm- is the source Latin decem "ten" (whence "December" the tenth month of the Roman calendar), English "ten", and Russian deset' "ten". (Thanks to YD friend Derek Blayney for bringing this problematic word to our attention.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Decry" is often confused with several other verbs having similar but not exactly synonymous meanings. Today's word implies denunciation, criticism, as to decry corporate waste. "Disparage" can mean to discourage or express a low opinion of something, as to disparage risky investments. "Deprecate" usually means simply to downplay (or play down), as to deprecate one's own contributions. The forms of today's verb are "(he/she/it) decries", "decried" but the present participle is "decrying". A person who decries is a decrier. Suggested usage: Today's word approaches "denounce" in meaning more than any other word, "Murine Isley decries to all the world the way the women in the office bedizen themselves when the boss is in town". But don't forget other members of the "decry" family in your chit-chat: "Nastya Badenoff reacts so negatively to everything around her, she has been designated the town decrier." Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from French décrier, from de- "away, un-" + crier "to cry". Old French "crier" comes down from Vulgar Latin *critare, a simplification of Latin quiritare "to cry out" but originally it might have meant, "to implore". Oddly, this verb seems to be based on Quirites "Roman citizen, civilian", so that some have speculated the meaning originally was to call out for help, i.e. for the aid of a Roman citizen. It may also be related to quaerere "to ask, request" whence English "query" or even querulus "whiny, complaining" which gave us "querulous." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Dematerialization" (the noun from today's word) is not the only term describing the information revolution of our lives: "deterritorialization" refers to the decreasing importance of place, now that it is as simple to contact someone in China as next door. "Depersonalization" occurs as more and more transactions are conducted on interactive websites rather than with people. As virtual time replaces real time in these transactions, we experience "detemporalization". This family of words point to historically important factors of information management that are becoming immaterial. Suggested usage: Paper shredders pale in comparison to computer networks in dematerializing information. Even our mail is being converted from paper objects written in a particular time and space to bundles of electrical impulses for which time and space are irrelevant. The e-letters we now write never materialize but flit across a computer screen on "virtual", not real, sheets of paper. Computer screens mask the dematerialization of our everyday activities but it continues every day. Etymology: Prefix de- "un-, destroy" + "material" from Latin adjective materialis "consisting of matter, physical not spiritual" + deadjectival suffix "-ize". The adjective is from Latin materia "matter". This word is obviously related to the Latin word for mother "mater" since matter is the substance from which all things are created. "Mater" comes from the first recognizable sound a baby makes, "ma" plus an old PIE kinship suffix, -ter, also found in "sister", "brother", and "father". (See our immaterial FAQ sheet for more on PIE.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Definition 2: To state or affirm in a legal affidavit (deposition). Usage 2: "Depose" originally meant "to lay down" and the noun was deposit "that which is laid down". Even though it retains that meaning today in some sciences, the noun "deposit" has taken over that meaning of "depose" among the general populace. Currently the noun for "depose" is "deposition". Investigators depose witnesses by taking down their testimony in the legal form of a deposition. Such witnesses (or "deponents") depone what they know in a deposition. Suggested usage: Of course, the current US administration would love to depose Saddam Hussein from his presidency of Iraq but chief UN arms inspector Hans Blix would settle for deposing him for his knowledge of Iraqi arms. Although "depose" and "depone" are used mostly in the legal system, occasions for their use arise around the house: "Biff vigorously deponed that it was his sister's friends who ate all the chicken, not his". Using today's word instead of "swore on a stack of Bibles" saves you five words while raising the level of conversation several notches. Etymology: From Old French "deposer", an alteration of Latin deponere, "to put down". Hence today's word is also etymologically related to depone "testify (under oath)" with the [n] changed to [s], probably under the influence of French poser "put". (I adamantly depone that Deb Griffiths of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, deserves our gratitude for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: The adjective from which this noun is derived, desuete "unused, out of use" has been deemed archaic, though it continues to lurk there behind the suffix "-ude" of "desuetude". (Old words never die but forever lurk inside others.) Suggested Usage: Today's word is a term from the highest registers of English speech, "Watching television talk shows has convinced me that the rules of English grammar have fallen in to complete desuetude". The important point is that "desuetude" is a place where things vanish, as the quaint habit of removing your hat inside fell into desuetude, oddly, at about the same time men stopped wearing fedoras. Etymology: From French désuétude, a reflex of Latin desuetudo, the noun from desuescere "put out of use", based on de- "un-, dis-" + suescere "become accustomed". The Latin root comes from *swe also found in sui "of oneself", as in sui generis "in a class of its own", akin to Russian svoi "one's own" and "swami", borrowed from Sanskrit svami "one's own". The dative of this pronoun, sibi "to oneself", is related to Russian sebya "oneself" and English "self". It is also the origin of the [sol] in "solo, solitary, soliloquy, desolate." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.k63r.31.f663.2oq9 ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.k63r.32.eton.2oq9 ---------------- Please click here to forward this message to a friend: http://i.ml00.net/forward?YourDictionary:*:1173750116.12169:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. 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Suggested Usage: Today's word is a term from the highest registers of English speech, "Watching television talk shows has convinced me that the rules of English grammar have fallen in to complete desuetude". The important point is that "desuetude" is a place where things vanish, as the quaint habit of removing your hat inside fell into desuetude, oddly, at about the same time men stopped wearing fedoras. Etymology: From French désuétude, a reflex of Latin desuetudo, the noun from desuescere "put out of use", based on de- "un-, dis-" + suescere "become accustomed". The Latin root comes from *swe also found in sui "of oneself", as in sui generis "in a class of its own", akin to Russian svoi "one's own" and "swami", borrowed from Sanskrit svami "one's own". The dative of this pronoun, sibi "to oneself", is related to Russian sebya "oneself" and English "self". It is also the origin of the [sol] in "solo, solitary, soliloquy, desolate." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . 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About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k63r.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-5070-0-1173769230-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 07 Feb 2006 10:53:39 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu19) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0ML05c-1F6PXV3Ajx-0004Cr for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 07 Feb 2006 10:53:38 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 464DE5C33C5 for ; Tue, 7 Feb 2006 02:33:14 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1139299469-27500-0" Subject: DEWLAP: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 7 Feb 2006 02:33:14 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1139299469-27500-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Dewlap (Noun) Pronunciation: ['dju-læp] Definition 1: A fold of loose skin hanging from the neck of some bovines, reptiles and birds (turkeys and roosters). Usage 1: First, we would like to thank you for your patience as we physically moved and upgraded our servers on Friday and Saturday. As usual, the process was prolonged beyond our expectations by the gremlins that have infiltrated the Web in order to frustrate us mere mortals. (May they all catch viruses out there.) Now, back to the issue at hand. Our recent exploration of "mildew" led us to a couple of other interesting words based on "dew". Chickens, turkeys and Brahma cattle have prominent dewlaps hanging from their necks. At the same time dogs and horses have a useless rudimentary claw (or hoof) on the back of their legs, called a "dewclaw". Why dew? See the Etymology. Suggested usage: In act II, scene 1 of 'Midsummer's Night Dream,' Puck confesses how he teases a gossip: "And, when she drinks, against her lips I bob, And on the wither'd dewlap pour the ale". So the extension of the meaning of today's word to the skin that gathers on our human throats with age has long been made and made by masters of the language. It is a potentially embarrassing term, but if we are careful, we can also apply it to ourselves, "I would drop a few pounds but weight loss leaves you with a dewlap that requires surgery I would prefer avoiding." Etymology: Etymologists seem willing to accept the notion that dewclaws are so named because, rather than touch the ground like real claws, they only claw the dew. They are, however, less willing to accept the notion that a dewlap is so named because it laps the dew. This is partly because Danish and Norwegian have similar words, doglæb (Danish) and doglæp (Norwegian), suggesting that the first element of this word originally referred to dogs. However, nothing in the history of the English word supports such an interpretation. 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Usage 1: Look out for the Greek spelling of "f" via "ph" and the suffix "-ous" with the "o". Suggested usage: This word is usually associated with very thin fabric such as silk which is translucent and flimsy in the original sense. However, the 'flimsiness' in its meaning makes it conducive to a range of colorful metaphoric uses, e.g. "The lie was so diaphanous the dog could see through it" or "a plan that diaphanous (thin, lacking in substance) could never work." Etymology: From Greek dia- "through" + phainein "to show". The latter underlies "photo-" and "fantasy", borrowed from Greek and itself is derived from Indo-Eropean *bhaa- from which French "bouy" and English "beckon", "beacon", "banner", and "berry" (!) are derived via various historical suffixes. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "dichotomous". The verb, "dichotomize", is often (mis)used to mean "classify into mutually exclusive categories", i.e. without limitation to two. "Dichotomy" is also often confused with "bifurcation", branching into a fork of two lines, as the bifurcation of an ancestral line or of species. A dichotomy is the result of bifurcation but not bifurcation itself. Suggested usage: We still tend to think the world a dichotomy of Oriental and Occidental cultures but the dichotomy of communist and non-communist nations would seem to have disintegrated. The dichotomy of men and women in so many recent books often minimizes the common humanity they share. Etymology: From Greek "dichotomia", the noun from dichotomeo "cut in two" from the adverb dicha "in two, asunder" + temno "cut". The same root underlying "temno", *tom-/*tem-, emerged in Latin tondere "to shear, shave" from which English acquired "tonsorial" and "tonsure" but also "anatomy", "atom" (not-cuttable), and "temple". The same root developed via Germanic languages to "timber". (Our gratitude today is owed Mike Wiecko for suggesting a fairly common hence useful word with an unexpectedly fascinating history.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Today's Word:Diffuse (Adjective) Pronunciation: [di-'fyus] Definition 1: (1) Spread out, not localized in one place, widely distributed. (2) (Style) Wordy, unfocused, verbose. Usage 1: There is also a verb "diffuse" [di-'fyuz] (not to be confused with "defuse") meaning "to spread in all directions" or "to dim, soften". The adverb for today's adjective is "diffusely" and the noun is "diffuseness" though "diffusion" is sometimes used. Suggested usage: The first sense of today's word refers to the vaguely defined, unlocalized, "The pain in my leg is rather diffuse; it's hard to say exactly where it originates". The sense of vagueness, however, has migrated to the description of an unfocused writing or speech style, "Delores's explanations of our projects were so diffuse, I signed her up for yourDictionary's Word of the Day". Now, there's a sure solution for the problem. Etymology: "Diffuse" comes to us from Old French "diffus", which drifted down from Latin "diffusus", the past participle of diffundere "to spread out pouring", composed of dis- "apart" + fundere "to pour, melt". Both roots of this verb appear in other English words, such as "foundry" where metal is melted and poured, "fondue", melted cheese, and "fonts", which once were poured from melted lead. Of course, "refuse", "infuse", "profuse" all come from the participle stem. The original root was *gheu- "to melt, to pour", so in Germanic languages words of this origin begin with [g]: "gust" from Old Norse gustr "a wind blast", "gush", akin to Icelandic gusa "to gush" and "geyser" from Old Norse geysa "to gush". (For more synonyms, click here.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Bigamy is marriage to two spouses simultaneously; digamy is marriage to two spouses in succession. Polygamy is marriage to several partners simultaneously=97"polygyny" refers to having several wives while "polyandry" refers to having several husbands. The adjective for today's noun is "digamous" and sounds like "bigamous." Suggested usage: The English language is rich in words referring to multiple spouses; clearly spousal affiliation is an important social issue among us and we must have terms to refer to all its aspects. Digamy has become almost as common as marriage since the more or less united states of North America began legalizing divorce in the 60s. "All my friends become digamous so fast, it is difficult to say that that none are bigamous". Digamy has become an aspect of family life that many US families in the post-Vietnam era have had to make allowances for. Etymology: From Greek digamia "marriage twice" based on dis "twice" + gamos "marriage". The synonym of today's word, "deuterogamy", comes from Greek deuteros "second" + "gamos" and is related to the name of the fifth book of the Bible, Deuteronomy from Greek deuteronomion "second law" from deuteros "second" + nom- "law." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Digress" displays a full array of secondary derivations: someone who digresses is a digresser, the activity is a digression, and the behavior itself is digressive. "Digressively" is the adverb. Suggested usage: First, this word has a rather direct, physical sense: "On the way to the opera Downham Martini digressed slightly to a pub for a bit of light refreshment". However, it is probably more commonly used to refer to a metaphorical straying away from the subject at hand, "Could we stick to the topic of the new project, please, without digressing into how much it will promote our careers? Thanks." Etymology: Latin digredior, digress- "to separate, part" based on di(s) "away" + gradior "to step, walk". The Latin root derives from Proto-Indo-European ghredh- "to walk, step, move", also the source of Sanscrit kra-, kram "to go" and German schreiten "to step" and Schritt "step". The Latin root is also found in English congress (come together), ingredient (what goes in), transgress (to step across the line). We also have "grade", "gradual", and "graduate" from related Latin gradus "step", the noun from gradior. (Let us digress just a bit to thank Adriana R. Mandaro of Woodbury, New York for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Dinkum (noun) Pronunciation: ['ding-kêm] Definition: Genuine, honest person or thing. Usage: Fair dinkum is "the real stuff, the truth". Americans and Brits trying to cut back on their profanity now have the perfect substitute for "No s____?" When you doubt something you want to believe, simply substitute, "Fair dinkum?" Unfortunately, there is some indication that this term may succumb with the current generation of Aussies and Kiwis in favor of a swarm of new Amercanisms. Suggested Usage: Here is another Australian word (remember "dags"?) needing nurture by usage throughout the English-speaking world. Help us spread it around, especially the phrase "fair dinkum" for the reason mentioned in Usage. "Fair dinkum, you won the lottery?" How can you tell a dinkum Australian from recent arrival? Dinkum Australians know wombats can't fly. Etymology: The OED, known for its modesty, claims only that "dinkum" originally meant "work, especially hard work". 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Americans and Brits trying to cut back on their profanity now have the perfect substitute for "No s____?" When you doubt something you want to believe, simply substitute, "Fair dinkum?" Unfortunately, there is some indication that this term may succumb with the current generation of Aussies and Kiwis in favor of a swarm of new Amercanisms. Suggested Usage: Here is another Australian word (remember "dags"?) needing nurture by usage throughout the English-speaking world. Help us spread it around, especially the phrase "fair dinkum" for the reason mentioned in Usage. "Fair dinkum, you won the lottery?" How can you tell a dinkum Australian from recent arrival? Dinkum Australians know wombats can't fly. Etymology: The OED, known for its modesty, claims only that "dinkum" originally meant "work, especially hard work". The original meaning in Australia was apparently "hard or honest work" according to Baker's Dictionary of Australian Slang, whence "genuine, honest." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.10h.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-7296-0-1175839213-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Sat, 17 Jul 2004 11:01:13 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng17.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1Bll4C-0005Vi-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 17 Jul 2004 11:01:12 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1DD81B88EC3 for ; Sat, 17 Jul 2004 02:59:13 -0600 (MDT) Subject: DIPLOMAT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Diplomat(Noun)Pronunciation: ['dip-lê-mæt] Definition 1: (1) Someone who represents his or her government in dealings with other governments; (2) a person known for behaving with great tact, without offending anyone. Usage 1: Today's word comes with a complete family, including an adjective, "diplomatic", an adverb, "diplomatically", and a noun expressing the business of an official diplomat and the quality of a metaphorical one: "diplomacy." Suggested usage: We must all keep in mind that when we travel abroad, we are unofficial diplomats of our countries, "Frieda is such a diplomat she says, 'Thank you' when pinched on the derriere while traveling abroad". But even at home we should be more diplomatic than Ms. Highwater, "When Helen Highwater heard that Gertrude had unexpectedly passed away, she showed her lack of diplomatic skills by asking for her parking space later the same day." Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Latin diploma, diplomatis (Genitive) "letter of introduction". It shows the aggressiveness of English borrowing: two English words from one in the lending language. The Latin word comes from a compound composed of Proto-Indo-European [PIE] *dwo- "two" + *pel- "fold", originally referring to a folded piece of paper. Because PIE [p] became [f] in English, the same root, *pel-, turned up as "fold" in our language. In Old Germanic the ancestor of "fold" appeared in a compound *faldistolaz "folding stool", which was borrowed by Old French as "faldestoel". In Modern French it is fauteuil "arm chair". (We have to thank Ray Mercer for very diplomatically suggesting today's word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Delivery-Date: Fri, 01 Jul 2005 10:23:36 +0200 by mxeu0.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpIi-1DoGoB0zyi-0006jk for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 01 Jul 2005 10:23:35 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A59245C1CF2 for ; Fri, 1 Jul 2005 02:21:17 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1120201512-19147-0" Subject: DISCRETE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2005 02:21:17 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1120201512-19147-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Discrete (Adjective) Pronunciation: [di-'skreet] Definition 1: Separate and distinct, with clearly individuated parts. Usage 1: Easily confused with discreet "prudent, careful, unobtrusive". Watch the spelling variation. Suggested usage: This is the perfect word to use instead of "separate" or "distinct" when you wish to emphasize the individuality of the pieces separated: "The problem may be reduced to three discrete issues" or "The company comprises three discrete divisions", implying some autonomy in each division. Etymology: Latin discretus, past participle of discern-ere "to separate, take apart", in turn from the prefix dis- "asunder" and cern-ere "to separate, distinguish by the senses (especially the eyes)". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This is one of those negated words without a positive correlate, e.g. "disgruntled", "unkempt", "nonchalant". If I am disheveled and tidy up, why am I not then "sheveled?" (Do kempt people make you gruntled or chalant?) In current American usage, "dishevel" takes the endings -ing and -ed without any changes to the stem; in British usage, the "l" is doubled: "dishevelled", "dishevelling." Suggested usage: Disheveledness can be irksome or disarmingly attractive: "He looked up from the garden, a streak of dirt across his forehead and hair on end, and his disheveled appearance endeared him to her all the more". The word for it also slips comfortably into the metaphorical, "Watching five kids and a Labrador Retriever for a day completely disheveled Mia's sense of humor". (Thanks to Dr. Audra Himes for helping with today's word.) Etymology: The origin of today's word is Old French "deschevele", past participle of descheveler "to muss the hair", itself from des- "apart" + chevel "hair". "Chevel" (Modern French "cheveu") is capillus "hair" munched from Latin to French. The original meaning of English "capillary" is "hair-like" and a "capillature" in the 17th century was the natural state of hair on a head. (We offer a very neat and tidy "thanks" to Yocheved Lavon of Modiin Ilit, Israel for bringing up today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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A disingenuous person attempts to portray him- or herself as candid and frank, but is really crafty or sly. Usage 1: This word does not mean "uninformed or na=EFve". Speakers who use it that way confuse it with its antonym (opposite), ingenuous, which means "showing childlike simplicity" (from ingénue "an innocent, na=EFve young woman"). Moreover, ingenuous should not to be confused with ingenious "characterized by great intelligence or genius." Suggested usage: We can find uses for this term around the office: "Do you believe Marcel when he says he wants to save the company or do you think saying so is a disingenuous ploy to garner support for his bid for the presidency?" It also applies at home: "It was disingenuous of Zane borrow Hazel's truck without telling her he would be driving it over uncharted mountain terrain." Etymology: Latin ingenuus "native, free born", from in- "in" + gignere (genui, genitum) "to beget, procreate". Akin to gens (root gent-) "race, clan" whence pre+gn-ant (before+bear-ing), genus, genre, generate, gender, progeny (also from Latin), plus genesis ("birth" in Greek), genocide from Greek genos "race, family", not to mention German Kind "child", and English "kin" and "kind." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This is a mellifluous replacement for words like "deceive" or "lie" and has nothing to do with "assemble" or "disassemble." Suggested usage: Let's hope that parents of teenaged children never have to exclaim, "Stop all this dissembling about where you were half the night and tell us the truth!" It is almost too easy to find examples of dissembling in the world of politics: "The president's attempt to dissemble his relations with 'that woman' kept him in the news for months", to mention only one prominent instance. Etymology: Middle English "dissemblen" from Old French dessembler "to be different": des-, dis- "not" + sembler "to appear, seem". The underlying root *sem- also turns up in English "same" and "seem", Russian sam "self", Greek homos "same", and Sanskrit sam "together." =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In 1725 Alexander Pope translated a perfect physical example of dissipation in Homer's 'Odyssey' as, "A lion . . . Springs o'er the fence, and dissipates the fold". We in North America are entering that season of early morning mists dissipated by the rising sun. However, fortunes, too, may dissipate, as the bursting of the technology bubble recently reminded us. The noun from today's word is "dissipation" and the adjective and adverb, "dissipative(ly)." Suggested usage: Today's word is at home describing the physical world: "Maynard smiled as he watched the wind dissipate the leaves in his back yard and redeposit them on his neighbor's". It is equally equipped to describe abstractions such as, "Blanche's hopes for a peaceful evening dissipated when Harwood invited the boys over to watch the football game." Etymology: From Latin dissipatus, the participle of dissipare "to scatter, disperse" from dis- "away" + supare "to throw". The root is akin to Sanskrit svapu "broom", Russian sipat' "sprinkle" and rassipat' "disperse", and German schwappen "to swash". (Let us not dissipate before thanking Jay Vanrensburg for suggesting today's elusive word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Elsewhere the word refers to a lecturer who is not a regular member of the faculty. Most recently the English word has begun to refer to a tour guide in a museum or art gallery. Usage 1: A docent's counterpart in medicine and religion is the "locum". "Locum" is short for "locum tenens", literally, "one holding a place". It's used in British English to describe the working situation of some GPs in the National Health Service. Suggested usage: Few universities offer the position of docent to graduate students in the US. However, the new service as a synonym of "tour guide" does open some interesting metaphoric possibilities: "Sally will be our social docent at the party this evening; she knows everything worth knowing about everyone". Thinking more broadly, we might say, "Veronica is the perfect docent for the shopping channels; she rarely shops anywhere else." Etymology: German Dozent "lecturer, tutor" from Latin docent-us "teaching, teacher" present participle of docere "to teach" (Greek "didasko"). The PIE root is "dek-" and it lends us such terms as "doctor", "dogma", "document", and "disciple", the docent's companion because it comes from the Latin discere "to learn". Read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in YDC's library for more PIE. (Our thanks today to Phyllis C. Murray for instructing us on this useful, but obscure word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1121929212-3925-0-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.69]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Tue, 08 Aug 2006 09:36:40 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin10.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GAM8g-069fsm0; Tue, 8 Aug 2006 09:36:34 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 497FC5C205C for ; Tue, 8 Aug 2006 01:34:09 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1155020005-16954-0" Subject: DOLLAR: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 01:34:09 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-08-08T07:36:40Z X-TOI-MSGID: 5aa52c5e-9e31-4ec6-9da3-177b4f100ce2 ------------=_1155020005-16954-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Dollar (Noun) Pronunciation: ['dah-lê(r) ] Definition 1: The basic monetary unit of Australia, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Brunei, Canada, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Fiji, Grenada, Guyana, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Kiribai, Liberia, Nauru, New Zealand, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Singapore, the Solomon Islands, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu, the United States, and Zimbabwe. A dollar is worth 100 cents. Usage 1: In the US people so eschew venal interests like money, we have created a plethora of slang substitutes for "dollar"=97a buck, a clam, a greenback, smacker, a bean, a simoleon, among others. The symbol for today's word is "$", as $15 =3D 15 dollars. "Dollarization" occurs when the people of a country use dollars extensively because of the instability of the local currency. Dollarization may be unofficial or official, if the government decides to stop printing its own currency. Suggested usage: The dollar and the symbol that represents it have become powerful symbols of good and evil around the world because of its economic impact on the world economy, "Carrie Oakey loved to sing to Bob, but when she got the job in the posh nightclub, she began to see dollar signs in his eyes". "Another day, another dollar", is a quaint bit of out-dated folk wisdom showing how our wealth has inflated in the past century. Etymology: Today's word began as the English name for the German "thaler", a silver coin in Germany from the sixteenth century; especially the 3-mark coin in service from 1857 to 1873. Similar coins were used in the north countries, such as the Danish rigsdaler and the Swedish "riksdaler". The full name of the German coin was the Joachimstaler "from Joachim Valley", after Joachimsthal "Joachim Valley" (now Jachymov in the Czech Republic; see http://www.thomasgraz.net/gl-1099.htm), where they were first coined. The Old Germanic word that gave thal "valley" in German became "dale" in English. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: The noun is dolor or dolour (British). Suggested Usage: This is a term to use in place of "sorrowful" or "sad" when you wish to speak in a higher register: "The dolorous atmosphere in the house made wittiness awkward" or "The dolorous expression on her face bespeaks a recent tragedy in her life". (A linguistic register is a level of sophistication, e.g. the difference in your speech when talking to your boss versus talking about him in the local tavern.) Etymology: Latin dolorosus from dolor "pain, grief" from dolere "to suffer pain." –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? 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YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1099555341-27219-0-- Received: from mailin25.aul.t-online.de (mailin25.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.76]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 09 Apr 2006 09:37:30 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin25.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FSUUA-1TKi9I0; Sun, 9 Apr 2006 09:37:26 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id EECE05C009E for ; Sun, 9 Apr 2006 01:37:24 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1144565917-23218-0" Subject: DONNYBROOK: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 9 Apr 2006 01:37:24 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-04-09T07:37:30Z X-TOI-MSGID: 04a4d1fc-20a9-4c23-be4b-d89fce3a812e ------------=_1144565917-23218-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Donnybrook (Noun) Pronunciation: ['dahn-ee-bruk or 'dahn-i-bruk] Definition 1: A free-for-all or melee; a brawl that is out of control; an uproarious argument. Usage 1: This word has several synonyms=97pandemonium, melee, riot=97none as colorful as this word. Suggested usage: Actually, we hope you never have occasion to use the term but, if you do, use it thus: "Why is it a donnybrook breaks out at every rock concert you two attend?" "She lost her her dignity and the sleeve of her coat in the donnybrook of the after-Christmas sale at the mall". (Another reason to buy on line.) Etymology: The annual (1204-1867) Donnybrook Fair in Donnybrook, Ireland (SE suburb of Dublin), famous for its brawls. In 1822, a typical fair day's complaints were "for broken heads, black eyes, bloody noses, squeezed hats, singed, cut and torn inexpressibles, jocks and upper benjamins, loodies, frocks, tippets, reels and damaged leghorns, together with sundry assaults, fibbings, cross buttocks, and ground floorings too numerous to mention." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Marginally, a person with the same name as another. Usage 1: Doppelgänger can also be spelt without the umlaut as "doppelganger" in English. Doppelgängers appear predominantly in belles lettres. Flannery O'Connor's novel "Wise Blood" uses several doppelgängers both physical and spiritual, including a car used as home, bed and murder weapon, to develop the soul of her main character. Joseph Conrad's "The Secret Sharer" is about a doppelgänger in the first sense of today's word: a ghostly, haunting double. Suggested usage: You could use this word when speaking sardonically of someone else's love interest: "I realize that you and Broderick are doppelgängers, but could you please grace us with your individual presence tonight?" And use it seriously when speaking to your own beloved: "We are absolute doppelgängers; we always know each other's emotions and minds." Etymology: German compound noun Doppelgänger from Doppel "double" + Gänger "goer". Gänger comes from gehen "go", akin to the Old English "gan" that ultimately became "go". The Old Germanic noun, gatwon "going", led to Old Norse gata "path", Old Swedish gata "lane", and Modern English "gate". Another variant produced "gait". (Thanks to Steve Cockrill=97or was it his doppelgänger?=97for calling our attention to this word, borrowed directly from German with only an umlaut gone missing.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Not to be confused with dowdy "unattractively dull, old-fashioned", which is pronounced almost identical with "doughty" in most English dialects. Suggested usage: This word is slightly archaic but should not be allowed to slip from our lexical grasp. "Harry was a doughty little man in dowdy clothes who stood up to the Board and brought more changes to this company than all his predecessors combined". "Marty was a housewife for 25 years but was doughty enough to survive in a man's world when her husband left her." Etymology: The Old English form was dyhtig, akin to Old High German *tuht=EEg and German t=FCchtig with the same meaning. (Gregory Gallardo thought we would all like to be reminded of "doughty" before it fades away forever. Let's help him keep it alive.) ace=3Darial size=3D1>=97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: It may be politically incorrect to use the feminine variant of today's word, "doyenne", but it persists in print and speech (see Suggested Usage). Suggested usage: Today's word is a more sophisticated term for longer and more colloquial expressions like, "the grand old man of (baseball)", "the dean of (sportscasters)", and the like: "When he retired, Walter Cronkite was the doyen of the US press corps". We recently read many unkind headlines like this one: "Martha Stewart: Domestic Doyenne or Goddess of Greed?" Ms. Stewart has also been referred to as the life-style doyenne, the doyenne of gracious living, and others. Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from French doyen/doyenne "dean, most senior member", the legitimate heir of Late Latin decanus "leader of ten" (from Greek dekanos "chief of ten"), based on Latin decem and Greek deka "ten". The root dec- "ten" occurs in many English words borrowed from Latin, including "decimate", "decimal", "decade", and what was the tenth month of the Latin calendar, "December". The original Proto-Indo-European root was *dekm- but we would expect that [m] to become [n] before a [t], so English "tenth" derives from it in a rather straightforward way, with [k] > [gh] > nothing, as it continues to do today. (Today we thank Katy Brezger, who may well be the doyenne of yourDictionary's Agora, for suggesting this word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1154329109-20454-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2005 10:38:43 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu1) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1Ed2hd3xqc-0003vI for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 18 Nov 2005 10:38:42 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 849AE5C1A26 for ; Fri, 18 Nov 2005 02:37:16 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132301357-15363-0" Subject: DRACONIAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2005 02:37:16 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132301357-15363-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Draconian (Adjective) Pronunciation: [drê -'ko-ni-yên] Definition 1: Relating to painfully harsh or severe measures, especially those of Draco of Athens (see Etymology). Usage 1: Actually, "draconic" [drê-'kah-nik] works just as well and offers an adverb, "draconically", that "draconian" does not. The noun may be "draconism" or "draconianism", depending on how much time you have to talk. Another advantage of "draconic" is that it may be used as an adjective for "dragon": "The dragon rewarded us with that silly draconic smile of his, then disappeared into the cave." Suggested usage: Like all our words, this one has a plethora of household uses. "Mom, don't you think grounding me for a month just because I totaled the Buick is rather draconic (draconian)?"=97to mention just one. It is also at home in the workplace, "The second round of cuts during the company's 'right-sizing' was more draconian than the first." Etymology: From Greek drakon "dragon" which was also the family name of Draco, archon of Athens in 621 B.C., known for his harsh laws. (Today's word was suggested by Dr. Glenn Block, Director of Orchestras and Opera, Illinois State University, whose direction of the ISU orchestras and opera is less than draconian.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The informal form is "dreads". The adjective of today's word is "dreadlocked". In Rasta creole, a bald-head is a straight person, i.e. someone without dreadlocks. In the mid-16th century, many Africans managed to escape slavery to the mountainous interior of Jamaica. They built villages there and kept as much as they could of their original beliefs and traditions. From that heart, and the need to give meaning to the experience of Blacks subjugated by European colonialism and slavery in the US, the Rasta religion was born. Suggested usage: Dreadlocks are a part of Rastafarian culture, biblically justified by the Nazarene laws which forbid the cutting of hair. Rastafarian beliefs stem from the African diaspora occasioned by the slave trade between the 16th and 19th centuries. Rastas wear their hair uncut and uncombed as a sign of their African identity (Maasai warriors also wear dreadlocks) and a symbol of their religious vow of separation from the wider society. Etymology: "Dreadlocks" comes from English dread "fear, or an object of awe", which in the Rasta patois, became dread "serious" + locks "hair". Middle English dreden, a corruption of the derived verb adreden, reduced from ondrædan "to advise against, fear" based on ond "against" + rædan "to advise". The stem here, ræd-, is akin to "read" and Latin ordo "order". (We thank Rachel Skrlac, a member of YDC's Agora who lives in Bermuda, for suggesting we look into today's word without a hint of dread.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1146725416-30796-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 06 Nov 2005 10:36:39 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu7) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsxo-1EYgx42yt2-0007k5 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 06 Nov 2005 10:36:38 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 284E75C390C for ; Sun, 6 Nov 2005 02:34:02 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1131264689-27674-0" Subject: DREIDEL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 6 Nov 2005 02:34:02 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1131264689-27674-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Dreidel (Noun) Pronunciation: ['drey-dl] Definition 1: A dreidel is a four sided top with a Hebrew letter on each side. The four letters are nun, gimel, hey, shin, which stand for Nes gadol hayah sham "A great miracle happened there". (In Israel the letters are nun, gimmel, hey, pey, which represent, Nes gadol haya poh "A miracle happened here.") Usage 1: The dreidel is the center of one of the traditional games played by children after dinner as the candles of the 8-day Jewish Festival of the Lights (Chanukah) burn in the menorah. Each player puts a token=97a piece of candy, a raisin, nut, or chocolate coins wrapped in gold foil (gelt)=97in the pot. Then the first player spins the dreidel. When the dreidel stops, the letter that is facing up determines the play: "nun" means nothing happens, neither win nor loss; "gimel" means the player takes all tokens in the pot; "hey" means the player takes half of the pot, and if "shin" turns up, the player must put one token into the pot. Suggested usage: The game of dreidel was played throughout Europe in the Middle Ages under various names. The Hebrew letters are probably taken from the German: N(un) for nichts "nothing", G(imel) for ganz "all", h(ei) for halb "half" and sh(in) for stellen "put in". However, the dreidel has been invested over the years with a rich mantel of important Jewish history. First, it now represents the four ancient kingdoms that dominated the Jewish people: Babylon, Persia, Greece and Rome. Legend also has it that children would spin the dreidel as they studied the Torah and Talmud, an activity forbidden by their Persian and Greek persecutors. This way, if they were seen, they would be thought to be playing and not studying holy writ. Etymology: The word "dreidel" is a Yiddish word built on the German word drehen "to spin, turn". This word is related to English "throw", which originally meant "to turn or twist". Albanian tjer "I spin" as well as Latin torquere "to spin", whence our words "torque" and "torment", are also cousins. (We wish all our Jewish friends the happiest of Chanukahs, especially those in Israel, where we hope the lights of this Chanukah illuminate a brighter, more peaceful future in that part of our world.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: This is a qualitative adjective, which means it may be compared: droll, droller, drollest. It has borne three nouns meaning essentially the same thing, "drollery", "drollity", and "drollness", plus the adverb is "drolly". A person who is habitually droll is a droll (the origin of the adjective) and what a droll does is, well, droll around with his friends. Suggested Usage: Although "droll" is often listed as a synonym of "funny", "facetious", "amusing", it has a personality of its own. It refers to harmlessly mischievous humor, humor with a dexterity that skirts effrontery: "Hans is a droll creature who enjoys everyone he meets. His droll laughter brightens up any conversation". Remember, though, this makes Hans himself a droll. The noun is slipping ever deeper into obscurity, so let us use it more: "Frieda isn't all that funny; she's just a simple droll." Etymology: This is another word laundered for us by the French. The English noun was borrowed directly from French dr=F4le "buffoon". Originally, however, it probably was borrowed by the French from Old Dutch drol "goblin", a close relative of English (via Old Norse) troll "a mischievous dwarf living in a cave". We have now seen several words that circulated back and forth between the Germanic and Romance languages. The process is not a rare one. (Our gratitude today to the no doubt droll Debra Deininger, for today's playful word.) -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com:80/wotdarch.cgi ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/fun.html ---------------- Please click here to forward this message to a friend: http://i.ml00.net/forward?YourDictionary:24:1172897271.10439:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. 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Suggested Usage: Although "droll" is often listed as a synonym of "funny", "facetious", "amusing", it has a personality of its own. It refers to harmlessly mischievous humor, humor with a dexterity that skirts effrontery: "Hans is a droll creature who enjoys everyone he meets. His droll laughter brightens up any conversation". Remember, though, this makes Hans himself a droll. The noun is slipping ever deeper into obscurity, so let us use it more: "Frieda isn't all that funny; she's just a simple droll." Etymology: This is another word laundered for us by the French. The English noun was borrowed directly from French drôle "buffoon". Originally, however, it probably was borrowed by the French from Old Dutch drol "goblin", a close relative of English (via Old Norse) troll "a mischievous dwarf living in a cave". We have now seen several words that circulated back and forth between the Germanic and Romance languages. The process is not a rare one. 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The Dictionaries: Language | Multilingual | 'Nyms & such | Translation | Specialty About YDC | Lookup Button | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k0p3.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-29055-0-1172905211-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.71]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Fri, 30 Jun 2006 09:54:32 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin15.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FwDpM-0Xp0y00; Fri, 30 Jun 2006 09:54:12 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4FE535C2749 for ; Fri, 30 Jun 2006 01:37:48 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1151650749-6733-0" Subject: DUBIETY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 01:37:48 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-06-30T07:54:32Z X-TOI-MSGID: 1b1e11fb-fa65-43c2-8a78-9725504934e5 ------------=_1151650749-6733-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Dubiety (Noun) Pronunciation: [du-'bI-ê-tee] Definition 1: A sense of doubt that results in vacillation before making a decision or acting; a matter of doubt. Usage 1: Dubiety is a sense of misgiving; conceivably, even if you have no real doubt in the correctness of a course of action, you can still feel dubiety at having to be the one who follows it. Suggested usage: This is a good word to use for those who struggle with decisions. "Quit focussing on every dubiety and act on what you think is best". "Doctors often have no time for even the slightest dubiety before removing defective parts of your anatomy." Etymology: Latin dubius "doubtful, wavering", a reduction of du-hibius from duohabeo (duo "two" + habere "to have") "held as two or double". The original sense was that of wavering between two options. The underlying root, *dwo, also underlies English "two" and "twi" as in "twice" or "twilight (two-lights)", and German "zwei", "zwo", and "zwie" as in Zwieback "twice baked." =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1151650749-6733-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Fri, 09 Jul 2004 11:16:55 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng16.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1BirV0-0002At-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 09 Jul 2004 11:16:55 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 370D6B88860 for ; Fri, 9 Jul 2004 03:14:25 -0600 (MDT) Subject: DULCET: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Dulcet(Adjective)Pronunciation: ['dêl-set] Definition 1: Pleasingly sweet to the ear, soothingly musical, most closely associated with sounds, such as those of the dulcimer, a word based on the same root. Usage 1: The adverb is "dulcetly" and it is a mystery why the obvious noun, "dulcetness", is usually omitted from dictionaries. An older, more attractive variant is mentioned in the Oxford English Dictionary, "dulceness". Of course, it hasn't been used much since the 17th century, when it meant simply "sweetness." Suggested usage: Today's is certainly one of the most beautiful words in English, deserving the frequency of its use in Romantic poetry, "The dulcet melody of a displaced lark wafted through her, her glass of Chablis, and the colors of .garden surrounding her, dissolving it all into a soft, aqueous moment she would never forget". The challenge is to guide this word away from sounds effectively, "She soon felt herself slip into the dulcet depths of her childhood." Etymology: Today's word came from an Old French variant of douce "sweet", "doucet". The [l] was probably returned by scholastics under the influence of the Latin original, dulcis "sweet", the origin of French "douce", too. The same original root probably produced Greek as glukus "sweet" from which we borrowed "glucose", the sweet fluid in many plants and principle energy source in blood. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------333110AB8A375DE0FAB3EBB7-- . Envelope- Delivery-date: Tue, 20 Jul 2004 11:10:04 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng06.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1BmqdQ-0002zK-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 20 Jul 2004 11:10:04 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 517FAB82309 for ; Tue, 20 Jul 2004 03:07:56 -0600 (MDT) Subject: DUN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Dun(Adjective)Pronunciation: [dên] Definition 1: (Adjective) Dull brownish gray. (Noun) A demand for payment, a threatening bill. Usage 1: Keep in mind that there is an adjective "dun" and a noun "dun". The adjective may be compared: "dunner", "dunnest" but then "dunner" may refer to someone who duns, sends demands for payment. The noun may be used as a verb, too: to dun one's customers steadily. Suggested usage: It would be a fashionable creditor who sent a dun dun but it is a distinct possibility. The color is mostly associated with donkeys, mice, and other animals with a mixture of brown and gray hair: "Faye Slift seems to have undergone cosmetic surgery-now she needs to do something about that flaccid, dun hair of hers". The noun refers to a threatening bill, not a simple statement of account, "I've tons of duns from surly dunners but I dunno what to do about them." Etymology: Today you get two words for the price of one. The adjective apparently comes from Gaelic, either from Irish donn "brown" or Welsh dwn "drab, dull". The origin of the noun is unclear. A 1708 issue of the 'British Apollo' claims that the term originates in the name of Joe Dun, a bailiff in the English town of Lincoln, famous for his effective methods of collecting on debts. The original meaning suggested sending Joe Dun to collect your bills. Another possibility is that it is a variant of din "to make a loud noise". We know that this sense came to mean "pester with a loud noise" which then expanded to simply "pester". From this sense it is but a short skip to today's meaning. But who knows for sure? -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: In north-eastern Scotland a sickly child can be called "dwamie" or "dwamish", demonstrating that the two meanings of "dwam" are not as far apart as they at first appear. The feverish child not only feels faint, but may also drift off into half-waking reveries. To be "in a dwam" is to be far gone in a daydream. The verb "to dwam" means "to faint", but to "dwam over" is simply to drift off gently to sleep or to take a nap. Suggested usage: "Dwamming over" is just as pleasant as it sounds: "I had just dwammed over nicely last Sunday afternoon, when some idiot phoned the wrong number and woke me up". But going into a dwam at the wrong moment can be problematic: "I came out of a dwam at the last board meeting to discover I'd been elected to chair the pay-review committee." Etymology: Originally spelled "dwalm", this word reaches back to an old Germanic "strong" verb, the sort that switches vowels as it changes tense, like "swim : swam". In this case it shifted from "dwel-" to "dwal-" to "dwol-", and meant something like "to be stunned" or "to go astray". From the present tense of the same verb we have derived English "dwell", which originally meant "to delay" or "to desist from action", and only later shifted to take on its modern meaning of staying in one place for some time. =97Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The cause of ill temper conveyed by today's word could be bad digestion, otherwise known as "dyspepsia" (see Etymology.) The adjective may also be used as a noun to mean a person suffering dyspepsia: "Don't let Phil irk you; he is a chronic dyspeptic". The adverb is "dyspeptically" (don't forget the -al- before the -ly). Suggested usage: Today's word provides us with a means of referring to the sense of indigestion distinct from the dysfunction itself. "Murray grumbled dyspeptically as he left work for home", suggests that Murray's sulkiness is not the direct result of indigestion. On the other hand, "Teresa waxed dyspeptic after the baby vented her dyspepsia on her velvet party frock", demonstrates both meanings of today's word Etymology: Today's word derives from a mixture of bodily functions and gastronomy: Greek dys- "bad, wrong" + pepsis "digestion". Digestion to our forebears was just another form of cooking, since "pepsis" derives from pepein "to cook, ripen" (cf. Russian pishchevarenie "digestion", literally "food-cooking"). The same root, *pekw-, gave Russian pech' "bake, roast" and Sanskrit pakva "ripe". In the dys- family we find dyscrasia "abnormal blood condition" from dys- + krasis "mixing" and dyslexia "impaired reading ability" from dys- + lexis "speech". (No belly-aching today as we thank Rolf Hertzman of Stockholm for sending us this word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Ebullience" is the noun form of today's word and "ebulliently" is the adverb. The verb "ebulliate" is rarely used and means to literally boil or bubble out. An "ebulliometer" [i-bê-li-'ah-mê-têr] measures the boiling point of liquids. Suggested usage: Next time a gaggle of kids comes to your house for a slumber party, try this one out: "Hey! Let's keep the ebullience levels at a simmer!" (Too bad the ebulliometer doesn't check the ebullience levels of kids.) And when they leave, you can ask, "It there any greater test of the ears than the ebullient effusions of pre-teens freed of all but a thread of parental supervision?" The reply might be, "No, but their departure makes for a quiet ebullience in the heart of the parent in charge." Etymology: From the Latin ebullire "to bubble up". The "e" in front of the root bullire "to bubble", comes from ex- "out of, away from". "Bullire" comes from bulla "bubble". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1132819898-25232-0-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.73]) by mhead44 with LMTP; Sat, 10 Mar 2007 11:50:02 +0100 Received: from s3189.mb00.net ([216.39.115.189]) by mailin19.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HPz96-1xzOCH0; Sat, 10 Mar 2007 11:49:52 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=PzDuJ18egIG22IAoHTEZ+gVTh5vaHP/DT80pz7PWrdznavCIpvm9ehr+P7TxP2YTuJDbYdtu4foJqwlN31wih5PB120oS68RsjXxRxmr3a5t+A3YumuiVIww6khfE021; by s3189.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA96608; Fri, 9 Mar 2007 23:02:43 -0800 (PST) Date: Sat, 10 Mar 2007 02:49:53 -0800 (PST) X-PMG-Msgid: 1173476065.17172 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: ECOTYPE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-27702-0-1173510032" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-10T10:50:02Z X-TOI-MSGID: 2ef0ae84-f699-4d52-b1dc-9d1e5802892a --MIME_BOUNDARY-27702-0-1173510032 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com ECOTYPE (noun) Pronunciation: ['e-kê-tIp or 'e-ko-tIp] Definition: In an ecospecies, the smallest taxonomic subdivision. Individuals in an ecotype are highly evolved to suit their environment. For example, in climatically severe areas, some trees, like the Pacific madrone, grow as a bushy ecotype. Usage: This word stems from biology, but like many of our Words of the Day, it just begs to be used metaphorically. Suggested Usage: The word is occasionally useful in the literal sense: "Stop feeding the animals=97you will contribute to the growth of an ecotype that depends on microwave popcorn for life!" It is nonetheless very effective metaphorically: "It's a shame that Dale lost his job; he's such an ecotype, it will be hard for him to match his résumé to any another position." Etymology: A blend of "ecology" + "type". (A blend is a word comprising parts of two other words smushed together rather than conjoined, e.g. "smoke" + "fog" =3D "smog.") "Ecology" is from Greek oik-os "house, household" + the quasinoun -ology "study" from Greek -logia from logos "word, idea." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/wotd/dictionary.pl ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/fun.html ---------------- Please click here to forward this message to a friend: http://i.mb00.net/forward?YourDictionary:24:1173476065.17172:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. ---------------- http://i.mb00.net/remove?YourDictionary:24:1173476065.17172:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k4pl.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-27702-0-1173510032 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Language Courses | Endangered Languages | Library | Research | Lookup Button Word of the Day Ecotype (Noun) Pronunciation: ['e-kê-tIp or 'e-ko-tIp] Listen Definition: In an ecospecies, the smallest taxonomic subdivision. Individuals in an ecotype are highly evolved to suit their environment. For example, in climatically severe areas, some trees, like the Pacific madrone, grow as a bushy ecotype. Usage: This word stems from biology, but like many of our Words of the Day, it just begs to be used metaphorically. Suggested Usage: The word is occasionally useful in the literal sense: "Stop feeding the animals—you will contribute to the growth of an ecotype that depends on microwave popcorn for life!" It is nonetheless very effective metaphorically: "It's a shame that Dale lost his job; he's such an ecotype, it will be hard for him to match his résumé to any another position." Etymology: A blend of "ecology" + "type". (A blend is a word comprising parts of two other words smushed together rather than conjoined, e.g. "smoke" + "fog" =3D "smog.") "Ecology" is from Greek oik-os "house, household" + the quasinoun -ology "study" from Greek -logia from logos "word, idea." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Instant Gratification: Want to look up another word? Fun & Games Word of the Day Crossword Puzzles Foreign Language Crossword Puzzles Fill-In Crossword Puzzles Word Jungles Word of the Day Semantic Scramble Word of the Day Spellbinder Find many more fun and games in Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? Try a Language Guesser! About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k4pl.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-27702-0-1173510032-- by mhead00 with LMTP; Sat, 10 Jun 2006 09:40:06 +0200 with esmtp id 1Foy4h-08AW5Q0; Sat, 10 Jun 2006 09:40:03 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 2AAC45C06B7 for ; Sat, 10 Jun 2006 01:38:36 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1149922545-26777-0" Subject: ECUMENICAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 10 Jun 2006 01:38:36 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-06-10T07:40:06Z X-TOI-MSGID: cbd14ed2-6b54-412b-a5b0-9ce5d77ad5b2 ------------=_1149922545-26777-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Ecumenical (Adjective) Pronunciation: [e-kyu-'men-i-kêl] Definition 1: (1) All-encompassing, all-inclusive, world-wide, catholic; (2) related to the promotion of unity among various churches, especially the Christian ones. Usage 1: Today's word is probably most familiar as a term referring to attempts over the centuries to reunite the Roman Catholic with the Greek and other Orthodox Christian churches, a movement known as "ecumenism". An overzealous supporter of this movement is sometimes facetiously called an "ecumaniac". The normal noun from today's word, however, is ecumenicity "inclusive universality, catholicity." Suggested usage: In its general sense, this word refers to the inclusion of diverse and disparate views, "The problem of chewing gum stuck to the bottoms of seats was resolved by an ecumenical council of chewing and non-chewing students, teachers, and maintenance staff". However, it is difficult to escape the religious overtones of the word, "Mel Gibson's motion picture, 'The Passion of the Christ,' is a touchstone of the ecumenical spirit of the Jews and Christians." Etymology: From Late Latin "=9Ccumenicus" borrowed from Greek oikoumenikos "of or about the whole world", from the verb oikein "to inhabit, live", based on oikos "house(hold), race". Latin vicus "quarter of a city, neighborhood", which gave us "vicinity", "vicar", and the "wick" in bailiwick", came from the same ancient root. The diminutive of "vicus" was "villa", which became ville "city" in French and was borrowed as "villa" into English. An extended form of the diminutive, villanus "feudal serf", ended up as "villain" in English. 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The antonym of dentate "having or shaped like teeth." Usage 1: The verb, also "edentate", means to extract or otherwise remove teeth. "Edentation" is the noun from the verb. "Edentulous" [ee-'den-tyu-lês] or [ee-'den-chê-lês] has the same meaning as "edentate", deriving from Latin "edentulus" with the same meaning. The term is common in biology in referring to animals without teeth (ducks?) Suggested usage: The concrete uses of this word are rather obvious, "Her biscuits are not for the weak or edentate". But why not abstract extensions like, "Has congress passed another edentate law restricting handguns?" Rather than threatening to knock someone's teeth out, try, "If you don't leave me alone I'll edentate you!" If that doesn't return everyone's sense of humor, nothing will. Etymology: From the past participle ("edentatus") Latin edentare "to knock out the teeth". Latin dens, dentis "tooth" is akin to Sanskrit "dantas", Greek "odous", Gothic "tunthus", German "Zahn", and English "tooth", which seems to have lost the "n" somewhere along the way. The original PIE word was the present participle of *ed- "eat, bite": *ed-ent =3D "biting, biter". For a bigger slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in our library. (Our thanks to Albert Schofield for putting a little bite in the Word of the Day with this toothy word meaning "toothless.") =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: We in North America are enjoying the height of spring's efflorescence but today's word describes any sort of flowering, including the efflorescence of Greek philosophy in the 4th century BCE or of Parisian culture at the beginning of the last century. This noun is a derivative of the adjective "efflorescent" which, in its turn comes from the verb "to effloresce". Is this word too long for you? You may drop the initial ef- and have the same effect: "florescence" means roughly the same thing. Suggested usage: After the burgeoning comes the efflorescence: "Pilar was happiest reading and sipping a glass of chardonnay in the center of her unruly efflorescent garden". But then it happens to us, too: "Her daughter's complete efflorescence during her second year at college caught Brenda by complete surprise. No longer the shy, awkwardly burgeoning woman who had so emptied Brenda's home, she was now a poised, verbally glistening, and otherwise complete woman who filled it as never before." Etymology: Latin "efflorescere", consisting of ex- "out (from)" + florescere "to begin to blossom" from flos, floris "flower", the word underlying English "florist" and "floral". "Flos" comes from the same parent as folium "leaf", from which we borrowed "foil", "folio", "foliage", "defoliate" and "portfolio". The Latin words for "flower" and "leaf" are descendants of PIE *bhol- which had variants *bhel- and *bhl-. The [bh] became simple [b] in English in words like "bloom" and "blossom". Two rather odd relatives are "blade", which ostensibly began as a blade of grass, and "blood" (bleed), probably from the way blood "blooms" from the body when it is cut. We thought that with the North American world currently so efflorescent you might like a beautiful word to use in talking about it. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The plural is "effluvia" though "effluviums" is now acceptable in the U.S. Definition 2: A by-product or waste. Suggested usage: Here is the word you need to speak about embarrassing odors in polite company: "I offered him a breath mint in hopes of dissipating the effluvium". Another way of using this word: "The effluvium emanating from the kitchen dissuaded Hilda from accepting the invitation to dinner". You also circumvent the agonizing decision whether to use "stench" or "stink." Etymology: From Latin effluere "to flow out" from ex "from, out of" and flu-ere "flow", also borrowed in English words like influence, confluence, mellifluous, reflux, and fluid. The Proto-Indo-European root, *bhleu-, from which flu- came, turns up in English "bloat." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1138090068-13674-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2005 10:31:03 +0200 by mxeu4.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqlY-1EMLiw1FiQ-00019b for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 03 Oct 2005 10:31:02 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 3D2695C76AD for ; Mon, 3 Oct 2005 02:28:24 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1128323332-4964-0" Subject: EFFULGENT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 02:28:24 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1128323332-4964-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Effulgent (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'fêl-jênt ] Definition 1: Shining brilliantly, resplendent, emitting a brilliant light. Usage 1: Today's adjective comes from the verb, effulge "to shine brightly, blindingly". The adverb from the adjective is "effulgently" and the noun is "effulgence". This is the word to use when neither "bright" nor "brilliant" says it all, so use it sparingly and surgically. Suggested usage: Today's adjective refers to objects that are brighter than bright, "Les Braine thinks every effulgent object he sees in the sky is a UFO". This sense sometimes slips over to refer to resplendence, "Grace Fuller made an effulgent entrance at the cotillion, draped in a sequin-coated gown held down by every bauble she had ever bought or filched". It can move even further into abstraction: "Einstein's mind was a constant source of effulgent ideas." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin "effulgens, effulgent-", the present participle of effulgere "to shine out" composed of ex- "out" + fulgere "to shine". This word comes from Proto-Indo-European *bhel- "shine, flash". The initial [bh] is [b] with the puff of air we get pronouncing [p] today (hold your hand in front of your mouth and say "pup"). In initial position, it usually became [f] in Latin, as the same root gave "burn" in English but fornax "oven" in Latin. *Bhel- became beo "white" in Serbian, belyi "white" in Russian, "blanch", "bleach", "blank" and "black" (!), not "white" in English, as words occasionally become their own antonyms, as did "cold" and "scald". (Yolanda van der Zee, our lady by the sea in the Netherlands, suggested today's shiny old word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1128323332-4964-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin06.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BWA2r-1p7hQm0; Fri, 4 Jun 2004 10:27:21 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D77D2B8166A for ; Fri, 4 Jun 2004 02:25:47 -0600 (MDT) Subject: EFFULGENT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Effulgent(Adjective)Pronunciation: [ê-'fêl-jênt ] Definition 1: Shining brilliantly, resplendent, emitting a brilliant light. Usage 1: Today's adjective comes from the verb, effulge "to shine brightly, blindingly". The adverb from the adjective is "effulgently" and the noun is "effulgence". This is the word to use when neither "bright" nor "brilliant" says it all, so use it sparingly and surgically. Suggested usage: Today's adjective refers to objects that are brighter than bright, "Les Braine thinks every effulgent object he sees in the sky is a UFO". This sense sometimes slips over to refer to resplendence, "Grace Fuller made an effulgent entrance at the cotillion, draped in a sequin-coated gown held down by every bauble she had ever bought or filched". It can move even further into abstraction: "Einstein's mind was a constant source of effulgent ideas." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin "effulgens, effulgent-", the present participle of effulgere "to shine out" composed of ex- "out" + fulgere "to shine". This word comes from Proto-Indo-European *bhel- "shine, flash". The initial [bh] is [b] with the puff of air we get pronouncing [p] today (hold your hand in front of your mouth and say "pup"). In initial position, it usually became [f] in Latin, as the same root gave "burn" in English but fornax "oven" in Latin. *Bhel- became beo "white" in Serbian, belyi "white" in Russian, "blanch", "bleach", "blank" and "black" (!), not "white" in English, as words occasionally become their own antonyms, as did "cold" and "scald". (Yolanda van der Zee, our lady by the sea in the Netherlands, suggested today's shiny old word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Delivery-Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2005 10:59:13 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu8) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt1w-1EerPE2v7R-0005z2 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 23 Nov 2005 10:59:13 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 70C845C494F for ; Wed, 23 Nov 2005 02:34:18 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132733375-11922-0" Subject: EGREGIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2005 02:34:18 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132733375-11922-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Egregious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'gree-jês] Definition 1: Extremely flagrant; glaringly, even outrageously conspicuous. Usage 1: Flagrant means "glaringly conspicuous" and is not as pejorative as "egregious". The meaning of "egregious" goes beyond that of flagrant and refers only to something excruciatingly bad. Suggested usage: Use this adjective sparingly and only in extreme circumstance, for example: "Calling the archbishop 'dude' was such an egregious error of judgment, I can't believe you said it!" or "It was so egregiously moronic to stuff the turkey with the cranberry sauce, I don't care what they had to eat!" Here is hoping nothing egregious ever happens to you. Etymology: This word began with a better meaning: Latin egregius "outstanding" from ex- "out of, from" + grex (greg+s) "the herd", i.e. "standing out from the herd". Akin to congregate (with the herd), segregate (apart from the herd), and aggregate (add to the herd). Remember, these last three are etymologies, not the meanings of the words. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Suggested usage: The obvious usage refers to eleemosynary institutions, eleemosynary activities, and the like. Aren't they paying you enough? Prove you deserve more by telling them that your work is not intended as an eleemosynary contribution. (If you say "charity work" they won't look up from the desk.) Etymology: Medieval Latin eleemosynarius "alms" which gave Late Latin eleemosyna. This word entered Old English where it was reduced to "ælmesse" and further to "almes" in Middle English. The Latin stem was borrowed from Greek eleemosyne "pity, alms" from eleos "pity, mercy." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In the first sense, that of the philosopher's stone, today's word is often used with "the", as "A good junk-yard manager is the elixir that turns the basest metal into gold". The British sometimes speak of "Daffy's elixir" in a sense similar to "snake oil" in the US=97quack medicine. It began as a name of a baby medicine frequently mixed with gin, which led to its being used as a slang name for gin alone. Suggested usage: The second meaning of today's word is the one most commonly encountered these days: "Rhonda is constantly buying pills and tonics in hopes of finding an elixir that will restore her youth". Metaphorically, the word may be applied anywhere to express the idea of a quick, miraculous solution to a problem, "There is no elixir for a lagging economy; we must wait for market adjustments to run their course." Etymology: In Middle English today's word meant "a substance of transmutative properties", borrowed from Old French "elissir" with the same meaning. French inherited the word from Medieval Latin elixir, borrowed in turn from Arabic al-'iksir : al "the" + 'iksir "elixir". Arabic probably borrowed the word from Greek xerion, "powder used for drying wounds" from xeros "dry". "Xeros", of course, you recognize from "Xerox", the company that made the first dry copier. (Lil Bloom of Toronto has given us yet another drop of lexical elixir for our minds in calling today's word to our attention.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 2: An embrocation would have to be a champagne of lotions, not an ordinary one. Suggested usage: Let's say the topic of conversation is golf, yard work, or some other physical activity and someone says, "My muscles were so sore I had to rub them down afterwards". Establish your place (if not dominance) in the conversation by replying, "And what sort of embrocation did you apply to that lithe body of yours?" Guaranteed to change everyone's attitude toward you immediately. Etymology: This is obviously a borrowing from French. French picked it up from Late Latin embrocare "to rub with lotion". 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Usage 1: The Irish philosopher Edmund Burke (1729-1797) once wrote "Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it". The adjective, "emolumental", is rarely used. Suggested usage: This is a rather flighty term that might be used to refer to any type of compensation, for example, "I could accept the offer if the emoluments were attractive", especially if unorthodox: "The chiropracter next door is an additional emolument for the job." Etymology: From Latin emolumentum "gain, profit, benefit". Originally, the fee for milling grain, from emolere "to grind out" from ex- "out" + molere "to grind". The *mel-/*mol- root underlying Latin molere is found in many words across Indo-European languages: English "mill, maul, mallet, meal "(the hush-puppy ingredient), and the grinding tooth, "molar". In Russian it shows up in molot' "grind" and mel'nica "mill" as well as the French moulin "mill" of Moulin Rouge "Red Mill" fame. Hindi mAlisha "rub" shares the same source. (May this small recognition serve as emolument to Judith Saebel for providing today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: The Irish philosopher Edmund Burke (1729-1797) once wrote "Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it". The adjective, "emolumental", is rarely used. Suggested Usage: This is a rather flighty term that might be used to refer to any type of compensation, for example, "I could accept the offer if the emoluments were attractive", especially if unorthodox: "The chiropracter next door is an additional emolument for the job." Etymology: From Latin emolumentum "gain, profit, benefit". Originally, the fee for milling grain, from emolere "to grind out" from ex- "out" + molere "to grind". The *mel-/*mol- root underlying Latin molere is found in many words across Indo-European languages: English "mill, maul, mallet, meal "(the hush-puppy ingredient), and the grinding tooth, "molar". In Russian it shows up in molot' "grind" and mel'nica "mill" as well as the French moulin "mill" of Moulin Rouge "Red Mill" fame. Hindi mAlisha "rub" shares the same source. (May this small recognition serve as emolument to Judith Saebel for providing today's word.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1100592151-11524-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 10:15:49 +0200 by mxeu1.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1Dgeg61rVp-0004EH for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 10 Jun 2005 10:15:46 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 40AC05C3AD5 for ; Fri, 10 Jun 2005 02:15:44 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1118386755-5861-0" Subject: EMPATHY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 02:15:44 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1118386755-5861-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Empathy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['emp-ê-thi] Definition 1: Understanding another by entering and sharing their emotions. Usage 1: "Sympathy" is derived from Greek syn "together, with" + pathos "experience, emotion" and indicates an emotional response paralleling the emotions of someone else. "Empathy" reflects actual sharing someone else's feelings. The meanings of these two words have not strayed far from their original senses. Suggested usage: Empathy is a stronger term than sympathy: "Christine is very sympathetic to my situation but I don't feel that she really empathizes with what I am going through". "Her empathy for others often leads her to become too involved with other people". It must imply an actual sharing of emotions. Etymology: Greek empatheia "passion" from en- "in" + pathos "experience, emotion". (Our thanks to yourDictionary friend Susan Parker for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The symbol of syllabic emphasis is an accent mark [ ' ]. It resembles a single quote, but the single quote is usually curly, while the accent mark is straight. Like all English words ending on -is borrowed from Latin ("basis : bases", "thesis : theses", "crisis : crises"), the plural of today's word is "emphases" ['em-fê-sees]. The adjective is "emphatic" [em-'fæ-tik]. Suggested usage: The accent mark alone can make the difference between words in English, making it the equivalent of a suffix or prefix. Anything you re'ject is a 'reject, just as anything you state is a statement. Moving the accent has the same effect as adding the suffix -ment. English has lots of these pairs: if you re'write a paper the result is a 'rewrite, that which you in'sert is an 'insert, and if you sur'vey a plot of land, the result is a 'survey. We often confuse the two and use the noun as the verb, so be careful when you use these verb-noun pairs. The accent is always on the first syllable of the noun and the second syllable of the verb. Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin emphasis "implied meaning" from Greek "emphasis" with the same sense. If we were to say, "Loren Norder only accepts payments in cash", the Latin-Greek emphasis is that he is probably not paying taxes. The Greek noun comes from emphainein "to exhibit, display". It comprises en- "in" + phainein "to show". The verbs root derives from pre-Greek *bha- "to shine", which also underlies the phos, phot- "light" hiding in our "phosphorus" and "photography"-literally, light-writing. It also turned up in Greek theophany "an appearance of God" which French wore down to "tiphanie" and we then honed into tiffany "thin, translucent gauze", now also a distinguished surname. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Enchiridion (noun) Pronunciation: [en-kê-'ri-di-yên] Definition: A book small enough to be carried in the hand (handbook) for reference, especially one used for music or theology. Usage: The plural of today's word is "enchiridions" or the Greek "enchiridia" (see Etymology). The Greek [ch] was actually similar to the Scottish and German [ch], produced by forming a [k] but hissing with the back of the throat rather than stopping the flow of air=97rather like clearing your throat. Suggested Usage: Today's long though beautiful word is especially appropriate when referring to book that is important despite its size: "Milquetoast carried with himself an enchiridion of the meditations of Rambo for those moments when tension in the office built to his breaking point". 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WOTD: Enchiridion (Noun) Pronunciation: [en-kê-'ri-di-yên] Listen Definition: A book small enough to be carried in the hand (handbook) for reference, especially one used for music or theology. Usage: The plural of today's word is "enchiridions" or the Greek "enchiridia" (see Etymology). The Greek [ch] was actually similar to the Scottish and German [ch], produced by forming a [k] but hissing with the back of the throat rather than stopping the flow of air—rather like clearing your throat. Suggested Usage: Today's long though beautiful word is especially appropriate when referring to book that is important despite its size: "Milquetoast carried with himself an enchiridion of the meditations of Rambo for those moments when tension in the office built to his breaking point". The word is often used to refer to any small book, but it should be a reference book, "Leland's enchiridion of the telephone numbers of all the single women in town was the object of great envy among the guys at the gym." Etymology: Today's word is the Late Latin word, "enchiridion", itself borrowed from Greek enkheiridion, made up of en- "in" + kheir "hand" + -idion "small" (diminutive suffix). The oldest form of the root in today's word is *ghes- "hand". Greek "kheir" comes from a suffixed form, *ghes-r, also found in "chirurgeon", which was whittled down to "surgeon" in English. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1bf.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-3010-0-1175925632-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 10:28:31 +0200 by mxeu8.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt1w-1Dh1Ly1ipj-00056n for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 11 Jun 2005 10:28:30 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 37D415CCD62 for ; Sat, 11 Jun 2005 02:16:26 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1118473160-2837-0" Subject: ENJOIN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 02:16:26 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1118473160-2837-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Enjoin (Verb) Pronunciation: [en-'joyn] Definition 1: To force or compel someone to take an action or cease in some action, usually with a court order or "injunction" (to enjoin someone to act/from acting). Usage 1: This term is from English legalese: "The Republican Party asked the Florida courts to enjoin the election boards of four counties from counting votes by hand." Definition 2: To forbid or prevent by legal action (to enjoin any public activity). Suggested usage: The term may be used outside the courts as an emphatic substitute for "compel": "I will enjoin you from parking here by whatever power I may" or "I know of no injunction against parking here". Still, it maintains a legalistic ring. Etymology: From Latin iniungere, in- causative prefix + iungere "to join". The prefix is akin to the English "in" in, well, "in", and "income", "input", etc. The stem, iung- derives from Indo-European *yeug- which also gave English "yoke" and Sanskrit yogah "union" from which "yoga" was borrowed. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The trick is not to confuse today's word with insure "take out insurance on". There is room for both in the same sentence: "John ensured that his house was insured before he left on vacation". The noun for "insure" is "insurance" and for "ensure" it is "ensuring." Suggested usage: yourDictionary would like to ensure that you always spell this word properly. You can ensure that you always use words properly by reading our Words of the Day carefully. If you do, you will be able to express yourself thus at dinner table: "How can we ensure that you will eat your vegetables short of withholding your dessert if you don't?" Etymology: The affix "en", which creates verbs from adjectives in English, is interesting because while it is usually a suffix: dark-en, sick-en, quick-en, it also serves as a prefix: en-able, en-noble, en-large, em-bitter. Odder yet, it can be both at the same time: en-liv-en, en-light-en, and em-bold-en. "Sure" was borrowed from Old French, where it derived from Latin securus "safe, secure". (Thanks to Mitchell Makrory for sharing his pet spelling problem with us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective from today's word is "enthusiastic" and the adverb, "enthusiastically". Someone taken with enthusiasm is an enthusiast, e.g. as a football enthusiast. Ambrose Bierce, author of the wicked 'Devil's Dictionary,' calls it "[a] distemper of youth, curable by small doses of repentance in connection with outward applications of experience." Suggested usage: Ralph Waldo Emerson bestowed us with two uses of today's word with antonymic connotations. First he wrote, "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm". But he also wrote, "Everywhere the history of religion betrays a tendency to enthusiasm", indicating the older sense of the word. Mason Cooley defines amateurism this way: "Amateurs believe their enthusiasm will suffice." Etymology: From Greek enthousiasmos "inspiration, enthusiasm, frenzy" from enthousiazein "to be inspired by a god". This verb is based on entheos "inspired, possessed" made up of en "in" + theos "god". The original root was *dhes with an initial [dh] that became [f] in Latin hence (county, state) "fair" from Latin feriae (earlier fesiae) "holidays". It also underlies "feast", "fest" (including "Oktoberfest"), "festival", "festoon", fete", and "fiesta. (And now, an enthusiastic round of applause to Marcus Carding of Cheshire, UK for suggesting today's inspirational word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Ephemeral" is still marginally used in the original sense referring to insects that live for only a day and diseases such as an ephemeral fever or the ephemeral ague "bad hair day" which last a day but less than a nychthemeron (or "nichthy"). Suggested usage: The basic use of the word is to refer to events of exceedingly short duration: "An ephemeral smile jostled her lips at his joke; then her attention quickly returned to the filet". Because of the beauty of the word itself, it usually refers to pleasant things: "Her ephemeral romance with the president left her even lonelier and more famous". However, "His ephemeral salary was not enough to make ends meet", also works. Etymology: Greek ephemeros "lasting a day, daily" from epi- "on" + hemera "day". (Our thanks to Chris Cowles for suggesting this lilting fixture of the English vocabulary.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1117004028-16592-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 16 Dec 2006 10:47:26 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GvW8a-0001qi-7x for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 16 Dec 2006 10:47:24 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1B0D55C2A16 for ; Sat, 16 Dec 2006 02:46:47 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1166256587-28235-0" Subject: EPHEMERAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Ephemeral (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ê-'fe-mê-rêl] Definition 1: Lasting one day only; very short-lived [-lajvd], passing very quickly, fleeting. Usage 1: "Ephemeral" is still marginally used in the original sense referring to insects that live for only a day and diseases such as an ephemeral fever or the ephemeral ague "bad hair day" which last a day but less than a nychthemeron (or "nichthy"). Suggested usage: The basic use of the word is to refer to events of exceedingly short duration: "An ephemeral smile jostled her lips at his joke; then her attention quickly returned to the filet". Because of the beauty of the word itself, it usually refers to pleasant things: "Her ephemeral romance with the president left her even lonelier and more famous". However, "His ephemeral salary was not enough to make ends meet", also works. Etymology: Greek ephemeros "lasting a day, daily" from epi- "on" + hemera "day". (Our thanks to Chris Cowles for suggesting this lilting fixture of the English vocabulary.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1166256587-28235-0-- by mhead29 with LMTP; Sat, 14 Oct 2006 09:46:29 +0200 with esmtp id 1GYeDt-2GNBuy0; Sat, 14 Oct 2006 09:46:21 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 68F645C41FA for ; Sat, 14 Oct 2006 01:41:38 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1160809171-1403-0" Subject: EPICURE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2006 01:41:38 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-14T07:46:29Z X-TOI-MSGID: 068026b9-f363-468f-928e-530b4659e882 ------------=_1160809171-1403-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Epicure (Noun) Pronunciation: ['e-pi-kyur] Definition 1: A person with discriminating tastes, especially in food or wine (Adj. epicurean). Usage 1: Careful of the various pseudosynonyms of this word, "gourmet", "gourmand", and "gastronome". "Epicure" implies fastidiousness and voluptuousness of taste. A "gourmet" is a connoisseur in food and drink while "gourmand" implies a hearty if less discerning appetite for good food and drink, somewhere between a gourmet and glutton. "Gastronome" is a more scholarly appellation; it implies a fairly extensive study of cuisine. Suggested usage: The implication is for a combination of enjoyment and discernment, so one might say, "Jack is an epicure of office gossip" or "Jill is a veritable epicure of words". One could imagine an epicure of comedy, who enjoys comedy of the highest quality. Etymology: A commonization (change of a proper noun to a common noun) of the name of the Greek philosopher, Epicurus (341-270 B.C.), who taught that pleasure was the ultimate goal of life. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1160809171-1403-0-- Received: from mailin22.aul.t-online.de (mailin22.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sat, 06 May 2006 09:33:29 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin22.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FcHI7-1vPLjU0; Sat, 6 May 2006 09:33:27 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A2BF85C1745 for ; Sat, 6 May 2006 01:32:58 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1146898250-15464-0" Subject: EPIGRAM: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 6 May 2006 01:32:58 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-06T07:33:29Z X-TOI-MSGID: ef78f38b-9b4f-495d-8d34-8c09ac294964 ------------=_1146898250-15464-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Epigram (Noun) Pronunciation: ['e-pê-græm] Definition 1: A short poem or poetic line ending on a witty thought. Usage 1: Today's word is not to be confused with "epigraph", an inscription on or in an artwork, tomb or edifice. "Epithet" is another similar word to look out for. An epithet is an adjective or other modifier used to characterize someone. "Alexander the Great" is a classic example but any short characterization of anyone may be taken for an epithet. Finally, an "epitaph" is a comment commemorating a death, usually written on a tomb or tombstone. Suggested usage: We suggest you use epigrams the way the masters used them. Samuel Taylor Coleridge once wrote: "Swans sing before they die =97'twere no bad thing/should certain people die before they sing!" Alexander Pope wrote this on a dog collar he sent the king in 1738: "I am his Highness' dog at Kew;/Pray tell me, sir, whose dog are you?" Dorothy Parker penned this Spooneristic epigram: "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy". Finally, one from the master of masters, Oscar Wilde: "Wickedness is a myth invented by good people to account for the curious attractiveness of others." Etymology: From Old French "epigramme", from Latin "epigramma" based on Greek epigraphein "to write on, inscribe" comprising epi- "on" + graphein "to write". The source of Greek "graph-" is PIE *gerbh- "scratch" which turns up in Old English ceorfan "to cut" which devolved into modern "carve". Kerf "width of a cut" comes from a relative, Old English cyrf "a cutting". Old Germanic krabbiz "crab"=97another scratcher=97was borrowed by Old French as "crevis" (Modern French "crevisse"). Middle English then borrowed the Middle French term back but by folk etymology soon converted it into "crayfish", since "fish" is a familiar English word and "-vis" is not. That left the initial "cre" unrelated to any English word. Well, folks in Louisiana noticed that this fish distinguishes itself by crawling, so they applied folk etymology again to produce "craw(l)fish"=97a long crawl from "epigram", but a lexical relative all the same. (Thanks, yet again, to Tam Henderson for another fascinating foray into the history of the collective English-speaking mind. Read 'How is a Hippo like a Feather in our library for more PIE.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1146898250-15464-0-- by mhead00 with LMTP; Fri, 26 May 2006 09:39:36 +0200 with esmtp id 1FjWvT-1hWNbU0; Fri, 26 May 2006 09:40:03 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 53B7F5C0CB1 for ; Fri, 26 May 2006 01:34:05 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1148626392-4920-0" Subject: EPIPHANY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 26 May 2006 01:34:05 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-26T07:40:07Z X-TOI-MSGID: 5191f11f-6d96-48d3-bceb-0996ed7ff151 ------------=_1148626392-4920-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Epiphany (Noun) Pronunciation: [i-'pif-ê-nee] Definition 1: A sudden, intuitive yet profound grasp on the nature of reality usually brought to light by a simple event in one's life. Usage 1: James Joyce's collection of short stories, "Dubliners", is filled with characters who come to epiphanic ([e-pê-'fæ-nik] the adjective) realizations about their lives and places in the world. Stephen Daedalus' epiphany in chapter four of "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" (1914) is the central event of that novel. Definition 2: The Roman Catholic commemoration (January 6) of the coming of the Magi as the first manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles. In the Othodox Church, the commemoration of the baptism of Christ. Suggested usage: Perhaps our reading of Joyce makes us take this word seriously, but it should not be used to refer to commonplace events. One does not have an epiphany about using 2x4's on a carpentry project around the house. However, you may have an epiphany about the interconnectedness of all life when coming upon a fallen tree. An epiphany is that moment when light pierces the veil of individuality and you comprehend, however briefly and evanescently, how everything in the universe holds together. Etymology: The Middle English word "epiphanie" comes via Old French from Late Latin "epiphania", based on Greek epiphaneia "manifestation, show". The Greek word comprises epi- "on, forth" + phan-, "to show". The root of phan- also appears in Greek phantasma "object manifested", phantasia "imagination" (the power to manifest an object), and, oddly enough at first glance, sycophant "toady, yes-man", from Greek syko-phantes "false accuser", literally "fig-displayer"=97fig, the vulgar hand-signal, that is. For a bit more PIE, see "How Is A Hippo Like A Feather?" in YDC's library. (Our thanks today goes to Frank Marchetti for encouraging us to reveal this word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective for today's word is "epistemological", the adverb, "epistemologically", and a person studying the nature of knowledge is an epistemologist. Remember that this word contains two [e]s followed by two [o]s. Suggested usage: Although today's term is most closely associated with philosophy, knowledge is structured differently in the various areas of human endeavor, so it may be studied outside pure philosophy, "Arlan started out writing his doctoral thesis on the epistemology of political debate in the US but, due to a lack of material, soon shifted his topic to the epistemology of political humor". However, if you need to express a sentiment regarding the knowledge content of anything at all, today's word will step up to the task: "Windermere's speech was remarkably eloquent and equally innocent of any epistemological thrust." Etymology: This word comes from Greek episteme "knowledge", the noun of epistasthai, episte- "to understand". The verb is composed of epi- "on" + histanai "to place, determine". The verb root comes from Proto-Indo-European *sta- "to stand", found in English "stand", Russian stojat' "stand", German stehen "stand", Latin statio(n) "standing still", from which we take "station", and Greek stasis "standing still", from which we borrowed "static". The root turns up in a group of words referring to horses, including "stall", "steed", "stallion", and "stud". The latter comes from Old English stod "horse-breeding place". (It's come a long way, hasn't it?) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1168589476-31214-0-- Received: from mailin18.aul.t-online.de (mailin18.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.73]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Fri, 18 Aug 2006 09:41:33 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin18.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GDyyt-1gsVVo0; Fri, 18 Aug 2006 09:41:27 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6D6175C10A4 for ; Fri, 18 Aug 2006 01:37:40 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1155884096-28801-0" Subject: EPITHET: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 01:37:40 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-08-18T07:41:33Z X-TOI-MSGID: 8c850e87-9dcf-41b1-862d-3a7eae2f203e ------------=_1155884096-28801-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Epithet (Noun) Pronunciation: ['e-pê-thet] Definition 1: A term, usually an adjective or adjectival phrase, that describes or characterizes something or someone, such as "Richard the Lion-Hearted" or the simple adjective in "a brave woman." Usage 1: The usage of this word is often confused with its meaning. Recently, it has been used more frequently in referring to negative or pejorative characterizations and some dictionaries (ours included) have added a separate meaning, e.g. "abusive or contemptuous term". However, this preferential usage does not mean that the meaning has changed; more time is needed to settle this issue. The adjective is "epithetic" and the adverb, "epithetically." Suggested usage: We suggest you use the word both positively and negatively as needs arise: "They called him 'Bernie the Brave' when he took over that run-down company but after 2 more years of losses, we now think 'the Fool-Hardy' might have been the better epithet". If you are referring to a pejorative epithet, make that clear: "I can't repeat the nasty epithets Sheila bombarded Morris with when he missed the penalty kick." Etymology: English borrowed today's word from Latin "epitheton", the neuter form of Greek of epithetos "added, attributed". The Greek Word is the past participle of the verb epitithenai "to add to", composed of epi- "on, to" + tithenai "to put, place". The Greek root in this verb is the- and comes from the same Proto-Indo-European root (*dho-/dhe-) as English "do". It is the root of Greek theka "case, holder" that underlies bibliotheca "library" and "discotheque" (with the French spelling). In Russian it emerges in Duma "parliament" and the verb dumat' "to think". It picked up a suffix "-c" in Latin to become facere "to do, make", found in English "fact", "factor", "fashion", and the verbal suffix "-fy", e.g. "liquefy", "modify", etc. (Today's word is the suggestion of Katy the Logomaniac, to use the epithet Katy Brezger gives herself in our Agora.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is another forgotten lexical soul, now regularly (mis)replaced by epidemic "temporarily and unusually prevalent among people". Just as the antonym of "epidemic" is endemic "regularly found among a people or people of a region", enzootic means "regularly found among a species of animal or animals of a specific region". Today's word is used as a noun, too, as "epidemic" serves both functions. Suggested usage: When discussing animal diseases in future, we suggest the restoration of "epizootic" to its proper position: "The foot-and-mouth epizootic in Great Britain caused enormous economic losses". Although its reference is generally limited to diseases, it is no more lacking metaphorical applications than any other word: "The clang of the dog dish on Jack Russell=92s back porch occasions an epizootic outbreak of tail-wagging throughout the neighborhood." Etymology: From Greek epi- "(up)on" + zoon "animal" + -otic "related to a specific condition or disease" paralleling "epidemic" from epi + demos "people" + -ic. The Greek root zo- derives from the Proto-Indo-European gwoi-/gwei- "to live" which turns up in the English adjective "quick" which originally meant "alive". "Azoth", an old word for quick-silver, comes from Arabic "az-zauq", borrowed from Old Persian zhiwak "alive" from the same source. (Persian but not Arabic is a related Indo-European language.) The Persian stem is a close relative of Russian zhivoj "alive". 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Pelops is the eponym of the Greek Peloponnesus and George Washington is the eponym of the U. S. capital. Can you guess who is the eponym of Lincoln, Nebraska? How about Rome? Who is the eponym of your hometown or university? The adjective is "eponymous" [i-'pah-nê-mês]. B>Suggested usage: This is a term easily extended to metaphoric usage since it refers to a person of considerable stature associated with the object of the eponym: "Frank is the eponym of tidy workspaces" suggests "tidy workspaces" is his middle name. Think of your existence as a work of art, for each of us is the eponymous hero of our own lives. (Thanks to Dr. Audra Himes for today's word.) Etymology: French éponyme from Greek eponumos "named after" from epi "on, by, for" + onoma (onuma) "name". The PIE root, *no-men, from which "onoma" derives also gave Latin nomen "name, reputation" underlying "nominal", "nomenclature", "nominate", Old Irish ainm "name", Russian imya, imeni "name", and English "name". 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Usage 1: The adjective is "equanimous" [ee-'kwæ-nê-mês]. Phoebe worked calmly and equanimously helping friends to safety after the earthquake. "Composure" implies effort while "equanimity" is a consistent quality seemingly requiring no effort. Suggested usage: Applications abound around the home: "How can you sit there and tell me with utter equanimity that you've already washed the dishes this week, when I haven't seen you in the kitchen since July?" You may find uses at work, too, "Lucinda can lay off 100 people with such equanimity it curdles your blood." Etymology: Latin æquanimus "having an even mind or soul" æquus "even, equal" + animus "mind, soul, spirit". "Animus" was borrowed directly from Greek anemos "wind" and probably shared that meaning originally. Animals were originally viewed as beings with souls or spirits (not full of wind). The basic root *anê- is also found in Sanskrit an "to breathe", anas "breath", and anilas "wind" and Gothic uz-ana "exhale". (Our thanks to James Kirtley of SmartCertify for submitting today's word with perfect equanimity.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1160463979-23484-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 10:46:51 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu2) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpdM-1EeUji1JgU-0005So for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 22 Nov 2005 10:46:51 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 95DEF5C336B for ; Tue, 22 Nov 2005 02:37:03 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132647004-2327-0" Subject: ERRANT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 02:37:03 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132647004-2327-0 yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Errant (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['e-rênt] Definition 1: Off course, off track, straying from appropriate standards; roving aimlessly or in pursuit of elusive goals. Usage 1: Today's word is closely knit with the phrase "knights errant", referring to knights who went out in search of adventures that would prove their chivalry. Today this phrase refers to someone who embarks on quixotic ventures: "Sigfried is this university's knight errant of the pass-fail grading system". Be careful not to confuse this word with arrant "complete, thorough, absolute", as in "an arrant fool" or "his arrant intoxication by her beauty." Suggested usage: The original meaning of the word is "to stray off course", as in, "The arrant scoundrel was hit by an errant arrow from an erratic bowman with an erroneous aim yesterday". Today, however, "The errant boys were brought into the principal's office for the third time that week", could imply the boys persistently stray from the premises or that they had misbehaved three times at school. Etymology: The word is a confusion of the participle of Old French errer "to wander" and that of Old French errer "to wander off course, err". The first verb originates in Latin iterare "travel" from Latin iter "journey". The second goes back to Late Latin errare "go or lead astray". These two verbs ultimately converged over time in the Romance languages (cf. Spanish "errar" and Italian "errare"). Today's word is akin to erratic "wandering from place to place; irregular in movement or behavior". (Our thanks to Mike Betts, who was right on course when he sent in today's Word of the Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1132647004-2327-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 10:49:40 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu16) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKxE4-1F9JI33dPR-0007Is for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 15 Feb 2006 10:49:40 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 9D1605C5173 for ; Wed, 15 Feb 2006 02:34:52 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1139990617-9405-0" Subject: ERSTWHILE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 02:34:52 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1139990617-9405-0 Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Erstwhile (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['êrst-hwIl] Definition 1: Former, in the past; formerly. Usage 1: This word also functions as an adverb: "She worked erstwhile in a candy factory but her fondness for chocolate undermined her position there." Suggested usage: Today's word has slipped from popularity but is still alive and afloat in the language. It is much more elegant than "ex-" in sentences like, "Unlike my erstwhile friend, Reynaldo, Alfred doesn't comment on my weight". Zsa Zsa Gabor thought herself a marvelous house-keeper because she kept the houses of all her erstwhile husbands. Etymology: Old English "ærest" superlative of "ær", Middle English ere "early, soon" whence the adverb "ear-ly" itself. "While" comes from PIE *kwi- + lo- which would result in Proto-Germanic *whilo- found in "while" and older "whilom", German Weile "while", Dutch (ter)wijl "while", and Danish hvile "repose, refreshment". A variant of the same root (*kwye-) without the suffix -lo emerged in Latin as quies, quietus "rest" and tranquillus "quiet, calm". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1139990617-9405-0-- Received: from ms4-2 ([unix socket]) (authenticated user=pb4181_0-eee01 bits=0) by ms4-2 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1) with LMTP; Tue, 21 Mar 2006 19:49:48 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) by ms4-2.1blu.de with esmtp (Exim 3.36 #1) id 1FLlvP-0005Js-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 21 Mar 2006 19:49:47 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 795815C309C for ; Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:22:13 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1142959896-2927-0" Subject: ERUCTION: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Eruction (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'rêk-shên] Definition 1: The expulsion of stomach gases through the mouth; a belch, a burp. Usage 1: Today's word is a central player in a long-standing conundrum in the English language: whether the medical name for emitting a burp should be "eructate" or simply "eruct". "Eructative" and "eructation" remain available should you need an extra syllable to while away the time. The adjective of today's word (our preference) is "eructive" and the adverb, "eructively." Suggested usage: We do encounter situations where even the milder "burp" is inappropriate, "Dinner passed perfectly except for an almost unnoticeable eruction by Frieda Gogh right after dessert". "Belch forth" is very close to the metaphorical sense of this word: "His meandering talk ended on an eruction of invectives against Michael Moore's documentaries." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin eruct-are "belch out" based on . e(x) "out" + ructare "to belch, emit". In Italian today it is "eruttare" and, in Spanish, "eructar". The verb stem ruct- comes from Proto-Indo-European *reug- which turned up in English as "reek" via Old English reocan "to smoke, reek". In Lithuanian it emerged as raugėti "belch" and Greek as ereugomai "to vomit". In Swedish it is "rapa" and Norwegian "rype". (Today's word was suggested by James Dirks=97right after dinner, no doubt.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The act of eructing is "eruction" and the pitiful creature committing the act is an "eructator". The words are rarely used for obvious reasons. One could conceivably speak eructively, meaning belching out words; however, dictionaries do not list "eructive" yet. Suggested usage: Today we have a literary form more dissonant than the common term, "belch". However, since the activity itself is dissonant, "eruct" is a bit more onomatopoetic: "Because he does it so often, I find it difficult to believe that Milo eructs involuntarily". It is difficult to use this word away from its literal meaning, "He was visited by a plague of eruction in punishment for eating so many burritos". It is possible, though, if you aren't averse to a laugh: "Our current problem represents but a small eruction at the feast of life. Tomorrow we will have forgotten it." Etymology: Latin eruct-are from ex- "out" + ructare "to belch, emit", origin of Italian "eruttare" and Spanish "eructar" and frequentative form of Latin "erugare". Akin to Old English rocettan "to belch" and Greek "ereugesthai". The PIE root *reug-, from which the original Latin rugo derived, also gave English "reek" and German rauchen "smoke". (For a larger slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in yourDictionary.com's library.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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If the message doesn't display correctly, please contact us through our Contact Page, and make sure to mention which email program, operating system and version you are using, and some details about the problem. We are still in the process of fixing some issues. Thank you for your help. Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key =09=09=09=09 Word of the Day Today's Word: Esculent (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['es-kyê-lênt] Listen Definition: Edible, eatable, able to be eaten, as the yam is a large esculent tuber. Usage: Today's word has exactly the same meaning and distribution as "edible", so why do we even need it? It even derives from the same root as "edible" (see Etymology). The reason is simple: it is a more beautiful word than either "eatable" or "edible". The noun is esculence "edibility or degree of edibility", though most dictionaries keep this fact to themselves: "Fran's sauces raise the esculence of any vegetable." Suggested Usage: This word may be used mundanely, "The root is the esculent part of turnip while that of the pea is the seed". However, it may be used in such a way that it sounds positively delicious, "Jacques makes a most esculent p=E2té de foie gras for all those who do his bidding at work". Oh, yes, one other thing=97today's word itself may be used freely as a noun, "I have never seen such luscious esculents on a buffet before!" Etymology: Today's is yet another word that comes to us from Latin via French. The Latin source is "esculentus" from esca "food", the noun from edere (es-) "to eat". The root of this verb is our old friend, *ed- "eat", which pops up in many words, including "eat", German "essen", Russian "est"=97all meaning "eat". Did you know that "etch" sprang from the same seed? It came to us either through Old Dutch etsen or Old High Germanic ezzan "eat", both of which descended from *ed-. Finally, "obese" comes from Latin "obesus", the past participle of obedere "to eat away" from ob "away" + edere "eat." –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. 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Suggested Usage: The association of the first sense of this word with the symbol of the family and its heritage, begs us to take figurative liberties: "The early part of Rocky's life was a major blemish on the family escutcheon". The second sense of "escutcheon" is less given to figurative turns, "Patty Caique is so fashion conscious, she changes the escutcheons on the wall switches to match her dress when she gives a dinner party." Etymology: Today's word came into Middle English as "escochon" from Anglo-Norman "escuchon". The French word bears an initial e-, added by Romance languages to Latin words beginning with [s] + another consonant, a combination that those languages don't like. The Latin origin was scutum "shield" but French and Spanish prefixed an [e] before it in order to pronounce the [s] and [c] in different syllables. Notice they did the same for French état "state" (Spanish "estado"), école "school" (Spanish "escuela"). French was so offended by the [s] + consonant cluster that it even deleted the [s] for good measure. –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1094279534-9394-0-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.71]) by mhead44 with LMTP; Wed, 14 Mar 2007 11:30:33 +0100 Received: from s2082.ml00.net ([216.39.127.82]) by mailin15.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HRQkL-290RgP0; Wed, 14 Mar 2007 11:30:17 +0100 b=iUXtE91SbDudMEMMfyaazZD/ScqBPyXXxU4B3fnUGQcTffDnI+eBwaY+s92Ul2MlVXlOQ4S1XnBHY7Kj+HvED5op1sDQoKrYDn2cGN5dtYnxh5QaqCZIYzD59HkmfIJd; by s2082.ml00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA68918; Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:03:31 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 03:30:17 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1173827717.7646 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: ETIOLATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-19260-0-1173855616" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-14T10:30:33Z X-TOI-MSGID: 9c61cca9-b0ff-4ff9-9de4-a165059367ce --MIME_BOUNDARY-19260-0-1173855616 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Etiolate (verb) Pronunciation: ['ee-tee-ê-leyt] Definition: (1) To bleach or make pale, especially by depriving of light. (2) To make feeble or sickly. Usage: Today's word is unusual for its stress on the first syllable. Keep an eye (or a tongue) on that problem area. The noun is "etiolation." Suggested Usage: This word is used most often in its horticultural sense, as in "etiolated asparagus", i.e. white from light deprivation. Aside from asparagus, the word is used in reference to pale skin, such as "a face etiolated from years of lurking in the dank recesses of pool halls". But the metaphor could be stretched to reach "a soul etiolated from standing in the shadow of his brother." 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Suggested Usage: This word is used most often in its horticultural sense, as in "etiolated asparagus", i.e. white from light deprivation. Aside from asparagus, the word is used in reference to pale skin, such as "a face etiolated from years of lurking in the dank recesses of pool halls". But the metaphor could be stretched to reach "a soul etiolated from standing in the shadow of his brother." Etymology: French étioler, from étieuler "to grow into haulm", from éteule "stalk", from Old French "esteule" originating in Latin stipula "stalk, stem, stubble, blade." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Instant Gratification: Want to look up another word? Fun & Games Word of the Day Crossword Puzzles Foreign Language Crossword Puzzles Fill-In Crossword Puzzles Word Jungles Word of the Day Semantic Scramble Word of the Day Spellbinder Find many more fun and games in Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? Try a Language Guesser! 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(2) To make feeble or sickly. Usage: Today's word is unusual for its stress on the first syllable. Keep an eye (or a tongue) on that problem area. The noun is "etiolation." Suggested Usage: This word is used most often in its horticultural sense, as in "etiolated asparagus", i.e. white from light deprivation. Aside from asparagus, the word is used in reference to pale skin, such as "a face etiolated from years of lurking in the dank recesses of pool halls". But the metaphor could be stretched to reach "a soul etiolated from standing in the shadow of his brother." Etymology: French étioler, from étieuler "to grow into haulm", from éteule "stalk", from Old French "esteule" originating in Latin stipula "stalk, stem, stubble, blade." –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: The noun is "evanescence" and the verb is evanesce "to vanish quickly into thin air." Suggested usage: This is a beautiful word used far too rarely. Evanescent puffs of steam emerge from our mouths on chilly mornings and pleasant days evanesce all too quickly. There are a variety of sterling uses this word will serve: "Money leads such an evanescent existence in my pocket, I shall never be wealthy". Then again, maybe it is beautiful because of its rarity. Etymology: Latin evanescens, present participle of evanescere "to vanish, disappear" from e(x) "from" + vanescere "vanish" from van-us "empty". Akin to "vanish". ("Evanescent" was suggested by Bobby Davis of southern Illinois, who loves the way this word rolls off his tongue. 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Suggested usage: This term is narrowly used to refer to the combined loss of liquid from a geographical location. One can imagine broader applications, however. Don't let your neighbor's beautiful lawn drive you to depression. Yours probably gets too much sun and hence suffers from excess evapotranspiration. You might even say "hyperevapotranspiration" if he will wait for you to finish pronouncing it. Etymology: From evaporation and transpire. The former is from Latin e(x)-vaporo "evaporate", itself from vapor "steam, exhalation, vapor". Related to Sanskrit kapis "incense"; Greek kapuo "smoke". "Transpire" is from Latin preposiiton-prefix trans "across, over, beyond" plus the stem spir- "breathe". Trans- derives from PIE *ter- "cross over, break through" and spir- "breathe, blow" of unknown origin but related to spir-it-us "breathing, puff of air, breeze". 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Usage 1: A person or machine designed for eviscerating is an eviscerator, as a chicken eviscerator in a poultry processing plant. The process itself is evisceration. Suggested usage: The activity of metaphorical evisceration extends well beyond hunters and abattoirs, "Ed Itor's revisions eviscerated the document, leaving it weak and inexpressive". Bowdlerization is itself a kind of evisceration: "Tom Bowdler eviscerated Shakespeare's works so impressively, he was encouraged to subject the Old Testament to the same treatment." Etymology: From Latin eviscerare "to remove the viscera" based on ex- + viscera, "internal organs", the plural of viscus "internal organ". It is impossible to trace the ancestry of the root of this word with any confidence. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Here is an impressive alternative, "His initial lectures excruciated a lively stream of questions from his students throughout the remainder of the semester". Take this word home with you, too, "Although I actually swallowed several mouthfuls, every bite of Peg's experimental sushi soufflé excruciated my palate to the extent of its endurance." Etymology: Latin excrucire "torture" from ex- intensifier + crucire "to crucify, torture", itself derived from crux (cruc-s) "cross". The origin of Latin crux "crucifix" is difficult to trace. The root seems to be related to Irish cruach "hill, pile" and English "(hay)rick", i.e. something rounded. "Excruciate" originally meant to put to the rack, to torture by stretching. (Our thanks for today's word is owed Thomas W. 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Usage 1: This word is a member of a substantial family: the adjective is "exegetic" or "exegetical", which makes the adverb "exegetically". Someone skilled in exegesis is an exegete ['ek-sê-jeet]. Like all English nouns ending on "-is", the plural of this noun is "exegeses" (just like "basis" and "bases", "crisis" and "crises"). Suggested usage: Perhaps the most common source of exegeses is the pulpit, where learned interpretations of scriptural texts are offered every holy day. However, an exegesis is an informed interpretation (not just an opinion) of any text: "The day after every directive from the president, his assistant tours the offices with his exegesis of it". The text really doesn't have to be sacred, either: "I can now use my new software program after my 12-year-old grandson's exegesis of the user manual." Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Greek exegesis "interpretation", the noun from exegeisthai "to interpret". "Exegeisthai", in turn, is composed of ex "out (of)' + hegeisthai "to lead", so a good exegesis should lead us usefully out of something=97the dark? The Greek root heg- comes from Proto-Indo-European *sag- "seek", the origin of the English word "seek". The Old Norse version, saka "search for", found its way into "ransack", with an older word rann "house". It also turns up in Latin sagax "perceptive", the root of the English words "sage" and "sagacious". (Dr. Richard Everson of Pittsburgh, our favorite clinical psychologist, thought an exegesis of this word=97a very short text, indeed=97might interest us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Exergy is almost exclusively used in discussions of thermodynamics. The exergy of a tank of fuel is how much work it is capable of doing, e.g. heating a house to 72=B0 in mid-winter. It we burn that fuel to heat a room, the amount of energy remains the same, but since it has been converted to heat and dispersed throughout the room, its ability to do useful work (exergy) has been radically reduced. The adjective is "exergetic." Suggested usage: In its broadest meaning, today's new word refers to potential energy to do work as opposed to actual energy. So we could characterize someone as "exergetic" who has potential unused energy or if they waste energy. "Rose Marie has enough exergy to fill two positions like the one she currently occupies". On the other hand, "Raymond is so full of exergy that he starts ten projects at the time, then runs out of energy before he finishes any." Etymology: A recent neologism by analogy with "energy", from Greek energeia, the noun from energos "active". Today's word would be based on ex- "from" + ergon "work", found in "ergonomics" and "surgery", from Latin "chirurgia" from Greek kheirourgia "hand-work" based on kheir "hand" + erg- "work" + ia, noun suffix. The o-grade, *org-, turns up in Greek organ "tool" and orgia "sacred rite", the origin of "orgy". The same root underlying erg-/org- became "work" in English and "werken" in Dutch. (We thank Steve Hendrickson for expending the exergy to send in today's word, whose time to come out of the physics closet, we think, has come.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1142582009-15813-0-- Delivery-Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 10:54:19 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu15) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKx9w-1EpN9O0R9n-0001Cw for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 22 Dec 2005 10:54:18 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 078D85FFBBD for ; Thu, 22 Dec 2005 02:35:08 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1135239317-28185-0" Subject: EXHILARATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Exhilarate (Verb) Pronunciation: [eg-'zi-lê-reyt] Definition 1: To elate, to quickly elevate the spirits to exuberance; to drastically stimulate. Usage 1: The participle of this verb, "exhilarating", has been elevated to the stature of an independent adjective, capable of comparison (more, most exhilarating) and adverbiality (exhilaratingly) on a par with the original adjective, "exhilarative". The process noun is "exhilaration" while any means of exhilaration is an exhilarant (also an adjective). People and devices who produce this effect are exhilarators. Suggested usage: Exhilaration raises the spirits quickly to a very high level, "The announcement that the president was retiring exhilarated the entire work force at the plant". But try to extend your use of this verb by using its many derivatives, "Joy's presence served as an exhilarant to all our discussions." Etymology: From the past participle of the Latin verb exhilarare "to gladden, exhilarate", based on ex-, as an intensive prefix + hilarare "to cheer up". The root of this verb is from hilaris "cheerful" borrowed from Greek hilaros "cheerful, merry". Obviously, another kinword is "hilarious" but Sanskrit hlad "rejoice" and English "glad" also derive from the same source. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1135239317-28185-0-- Received: from mailin12.aul.t-online.de (mailin12.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.70]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Tue, 15 Aug 2006 09:42:11 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin12.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GCtYs-0G4oHw0; Tue, 15 Aug 2006 09:42:06 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id F394E5C23D1 for ; Tue, 15 Aug 2006 01:38:21 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1155624968-1002-0" Subject: EXPATIATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Expatiate (Verb) Pronunciation: [ek-'spey-shi-yeyt] Definition 1: To wander freely. Usage 1: The second meaning is used far more than the first. Definition 2: To speak or write at length, especially without focus. Suggested usage: Use this word to refer to anyone who meanders verbally: "Don't let him expatiate on his hole in one; we'll never get home!" "Too bad you're late; you missed the boss expatiating on productivity again." Etymology: Latin exspatiare "to wander, digress" from ex- "from, out of" + spatium "space, course." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1155624968-1002-0-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.71]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Sun, 08 Oct 2006 09:32:52 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin15.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GWT9T-1lWPia0; Sun, 8 Oct 2006 09:32:47 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 8F0405C0626 for ; Sun, 8 Oct 2006 01:32:46 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1160290202-26487-0" Subject: EXPATRIATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Expatriate (Verb) Pronunciation: [eks-'pey-tree-eyt] Definition 1: To leave one's native land and live elsewhere; to renounce allegiance to one's native land. Usage 1: Historically, writers have expatriated: Percy Bysshe and Mary Shelley left England for Italy, T. S. Eliot left the US for England, Samuel Beckett left Ireland for France, Gertrude Stein left the US for France, James Joyce left Ireland for practically anywhere else, and Ernest Hemingway did likewise from the US. The list goes on; many studies have been done of the expatriate [eks-'pey-tree-yêt] writers' habits of expatriation [eks-pey-tree-'ey-shên]. Suggested usage: Usually, "to expatriate" is taken to mean an ideological difference with one's homeland, but many people expatriate for economic reasons. Russians expatriated to Europe for economic reasons after the Gorbachev revolution. Many expatriate Americans lived in Paris in the '20's because Paris was more fun. Etymology: Medieval Latin expatriare "to leave one's country" from Latin ex- "from, out of" + Latin patria "native land". "Patria" is derived from pater "father". The same Proto-Indo-European root *pêter emerged in English as "father", French p=E8re, Spanish "padre", and Sanskrit as "pitR", and Persian (Farsi) "pedar". (For more on Proto-Indo-European read "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather" in the yourDictionary library.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1160290202-26487-0-- Subject: EXPIATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Expiate (Verb) Pronunciation: ['ek-spee-yeyt] Definition 1: To atone for; to repay one's debt for an offense. Usage 1: The verb is accompanied by a noun, expiation, and two adjectives: expiatory "causing or resulting in expiation" and expiable "capable of being expiated", e.g. "What you just said is inexpiable!" It is a pretty harsh word; use it in extreme circumstances only. Suggested usage: This verb is not a common household expression but it does find its uses in the home. It fits situations where forgiveness unlikely (impressive vocabulary in such situations never hurts your cause): "Is there no expiation for overlooking the anniversary?" Or "You can't expiate yourself from such a transgression simply by taking out the garbage!" There are plenty of household and professional uses for this one. Etymology: From the Latin verb expiare, from ex- "out" + pi-a-re (based pi-us "pious; performing what is due the gods"). The root pi- also underlies "pity". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1118818740-2384-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2005 10:36:18 +0200 by mxeu3.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqIe-1EF6H211c9-0005on for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 13 Sep 2005 10:36:16 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D5D9A5C7535 for ; Tue, 13 Sep 2005 02:36:14 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1126595770-23781-0" Subject: EXPUNGE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Expunge (Verb) Pronunciation: [ek-'spênj] Definition 1: To strike out, remove, erase, delete completely. Usage 1: The noun from today's very is "expunction", the activity of an "expunger". Information is usually expunged from records. Suggested usage: The rumor that it was the Vice President for Expunction at Arthur Andersen who shredded the Enron accounting records is untrue, though many Enron documents were expunged from Andersen's records, just in the nick of time. Closer to home: "I cannot expunge from my mind the image of you eating your salad undressed in front of all our guests", Mercedes confided to her husband. Etymology: Latin expungere from ex- "out (of)" + pungere "to prick". The Latin root is the nasalized (containing an [n]) variant of *peug-, which also turns up in English "pink" (from earlier pinken "to prick, punch" as in "pinking shears", originally for punching rows of holes in clothing for decoration), "pounce", "punctual", and, "poignant", the present participle of French poindre "to prick". Without the [n], we get Latin pugil "pugilist" and the naughtiest English word (according to Grimm's Law, PIE [*p] > [f] and [*g] > [k] in Germanic languages). For more on the PIE, check our FAQ sheet or read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in the library. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1126595770-23781-0-- Received: from mailin22.aul.t-online.de (mailin22.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sat, 05 Aug 2006 09:36:08 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin22.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G9GhN-2CauFU0; Sat, 5 Aug 2006 09:35:53 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 0CD565C1936 for ; Sat, 5 Aug 2006 01:35:22 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1154760856-6975-0" Subject: EXTIRPATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Extirpate (Verb) Pronunciation: ['ek-stêr-peyt] Definition 1: To completely remove surgically. Usage 1: Extirpation (action noun), extirpative (adjective), extirpator (agentive noun). Definition 2: To annihilate, exterminate, destroy completely, especially by rooting out. Suggested usage: The close definition is "to eradicate by rooting out", so the verb is best used along these lines: "We are going to extirpate every single source of drugs in the city", or "When we extirpate the last trace of political corruption from society, the development of other forms will be greatly expedited." Etymology: Latin exstirpare "to root out, eradicate" from ex "out (of)" + stirp-s "trunk, root". Related to torp-ere "to be stiff" found in torpid, torpedo. The same PIE stem is found in English starve (from OE steorfan "to die") and German sterben "to die (become stiff)." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1154760856-6975-0-- Subject: FACETIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Facetious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [fê-'see-shês] Definition 1: Humorous or meant to be humorous but actually mildly sarcastic or slightly inappropriate. Usage 1: Today's word means funny or witty on the surface, but oftentimes it carries the extra weight of joking in the wrong setting or on the wrong subject. The adverb is "facetiously;" the noun, "facetiousness." Suggested usage: Here is a facetiously posed question that would go over like a lead zeppelin at an international Scrabble meet: "Can you think of a word that has all six vowels in alphabetical order?" And here is an example of the clever sort we would all like to slap: "The man next to me on the plane had a facetious comment about every country I planned to visit during my European holiday." Etymology: This word comes into English from the Latin facetus "graceful, pleasing, witty" by way of French facétieux "mischievous". The Latin word is possibly related to fax, faces "torch" and Russian svecha "candle" but problems surround the connection. (Sincere thanks go out to Bruce Combs for bringing up today's word and for offering the humorous but not at all facetious "six vowels" example in the Suggested Usage.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1155451992-4851-0-- Subject: FALDAGE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Faldage (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fal-dij] Definition 1: The privilege of setting up folds (pens) in which tenants are required to keep their sheep, and moving them about to any fields the owner wishes in order to fertilize those fields. Usage 1: Today's word is clearly related to the word for a sheep pen, a fold, so it should come as no surprise that "foldage" was the original word. Suggested usage: Today we not only recommend a word, but the concept behind it. A fold of sheep a grand source of fertilizer, as well as a most efficient means of mowing the grass they enrich. If you know a sheep rancher, why not keep this word in play: "You may have free faldage on my lawn if you will agree to trade grazing for guano and mowing". This could be a giant step toward natural living. Etymology: From Old English falæd, falod, falud, fald "a stall (for sheep, deer, horses, and the like)", akin to Middle Low German valt "an enclosed space, a yard", which turned into Dutch vaalt "dung hill" (you can easily see why). The forms "falæd", "falod", and "falud" suggest a connection with Danish fjæl and Norwegian fj=F8l "board, plank". "Falod" thus at one time might have referred to the boards that formed an enclosure. The source of the stem before Old English is murky. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1147675998-5603-0-- Subject: FANFARONADE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fanfaronade (Noun) Pronunciation: [fæn-fæ-rê-'neyd] Definition 1: Verbal fanfare: boasting or blustering boisterously. Usage 1: A person given to fanfaronades is a "fanfaron." Suggested usage: "Emile is quite an amiable fellow but a fanfaron par excellence". The great advantage of fanfaron over "blusterer, boaster", or "braggart" is its connotative association with "fanfare". "He introduced his daughter with a fanfaronade that embarrassed her so much she interrupted him." Etymology: French fanfaronnade, from Spanish fanfarronada "bluster" from fanfarrón "braggart". Spanish may have borrowed it from the Arabic farfar "talkative" from farfara "to become agitated or talkative". (Chlyde Russano put us on the trail of "fanfaronade", a far more fetching word than "boasting" or "bragging.") =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1164183282-22292-0-- Subject: FARRAGO: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Farrago (Noun) Pronunciation: [fê-'rah-go] Definition 1: A disorganized mixture, a hotchpotch (not PA Dutch for "hodge-podge" but the original pronunciation of that word, from the English pronunciation of the French word hochepot "stew"=97literally "shake pot"=97converted to a rhyme compound.) Usage 1: The plural is "farragoes" with an [e]. The adjective is "farraginous" [fê-'ræ-ji-nês] as, "Each of us is a farraginous conglomeration of prejudices." Suggested usage: The rather literal-minded Roy Hattersley considered Walter Scott's 'Ivanhoe' "a farrago of historical nonsense combined with maudlin romance". It remains, nonetheless, an excellent romantic novel for the young at heart. Once more: "Mavis' home is furnished in a farrago of styles ranging from classical to what might be called contemporary punk camp." Etymology: Latin farrago "mixed fodder" from far, farr- "spelt (a kind of grain". The same root underlies "farina" from another variant referring to grain. It emerged in English as the "bar" in "barley". (It is easy to appreciate the word Fred Dion sent us for today, even amid the farrago of words we have received since.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1166774968-8629-0-- Subject: FATHER: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Father (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fah-dhêr] Definition 1: The male parent and, by extension, an ancestor (forefather), mentor (spiritual father), or the origin, as F. L. Wright might be said to be the father of modern American architecture. Usage 1: "Dad" is probably not taken from Irish dad "father" but rather a variation of "da-da", one of the initial nonsense syllables uttered by all infants and presumed to be addressed to a parent. That is the same source of the Irish word. "Father" has, it seems, fathered many offspring: fatherly "like a father", fatherhood "the qualities or relation of a father", and the verb just used. Suggested usage: We suggest you use today's word to wish your father the happiest of Fathers Days. The immensity of the place of our fathers in our lives is reflected in the metaphorical usage: "The Fatherland" refers to your native land, while "Father" is the term we use to address the person who links us to God, our priest, indeed, God himself. Fathers certainly play a major role in our lives and in our culture. For more on fathers, read our lists of great fathers and father words at http://www.yourdictionary.com/library/father2002.html. Etymology: Today's word probably comes from one of the first syllables uttered by babies, pa- (along with ma-, ba-, da-, and ta-) plus the Indo-European kinship suffix -ter, also found in "mother", "sister", and "brother". This gave us the ancestor of Greek "pater", Latin "pater", and Sanskrit "pitAr". Latin "pater" devolved into Spanish and Italian "padre", Portuguese "pai", and French "p=E8re". Sanskrit "pitAr" became Hindi pitA, Marathi "pitaa", Pali "pitu", Pashto "plaar". In the Germanic languages we find English "father", German Vater", Norwegian "far", Swedish "fader". Gaelic athair and Armenian "hair" wended their way from the same progenitor. Russian otec, Serbian otac, and Albanian "at=EB" were borrowed from Turkic "ata." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1164615221-21598-0-- Subject: FATHOM: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fathom (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fæ-dhêm] Definition 1: (Noun) The outstretched arms or the measure of outstretched arms; a nautical measure of 6 feet. Usage 1: The original meaning of today's word was "embrace" or "the outstretched arms". From there it became a measure of 6 feet, roughly the measure of a man's outstretched arms. Before the manufacture of rulers, tape measures, and the like, we used ourselves to measure the furnishings of our lives. "Foot" remains an official measurement but unofficial ones still abound: a horse 16 hands at the shoulder, a cubit (from the elbow to the wrist), two fingers of scotch, and a race may be won or lost by a nose, a hair, or the skin of one's teeth! Definition 2: (Verb) To measure to the bottom (of a water) with a fathom pole or line; to manage to comprehend. Suggested usage: A fathom remains an embrace; anyone held in your arms is within your fathom. A fathomless waist is one the arms will not reach around but an unfathomable waist is one that cannot be comprehended. (Honest, all I've been eating is salads.) Today's word is both a noun and a verb. One may fathom a waterway for its depth in fathoms or try to fathom (comprehend) one's parents or teenage daughter. Asking, "Can you fathom what Noah is trying to say?" leaves the impression that Noah's message is deep and you can neither plumb its depths nor get a grasp of it. Etymology: Old English fæthm "fathom" from Germanic *fathmaz, a predictable derivation of PIE *pot-mo-s (PIE p > f and t > th in Germanic languages). German Faden "thread, fathom" shares the same origin. Without the suffix the root turns up in Latin patere "be open. With other suffixes it emerges in Greek petalon "leaf" (whence English "petal") and patane "flat dish" from which Latin patina "flat plate" and English "pan" derive. Check our FAQ sheet for more PIE. (We have yet to fathom the depths of Lawrence Brady's vocabulary but we enjoy trying when he engages us with a Word like today's.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1140509052-12306-0-- Subject: FECKLESS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Feckless (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['fek-lis] Definition 1: Lacking in feck, i.e. weak, ineffective, lacking vigor, energy. Usage 1: Although "feckless" is often treated as an orphan negative, it in fact belongs to a complete family of derivations. The basic noun is feck "vigor, power, control of oneself", the adjective is feckful "vigorous, powerful, effective", and the adverb is "feckfully". All are still found in the Oxford English Dictionary, and hence are available for use by those with the feck to do so. Suggested usage: We seemed to be adrift in fecklessness until September 11. Unfortunately, situations that draw this word out persist, "Writing a petition is such a feckless way to change things, Fenwick; why don't you marry the governor's daughter?" The oprahization of politics=97see our Top 10 Words of 2001=97has also undermined the feck of political speech. Kids, of course, have a different take: "Don't be so feckless, Dad, tell Mom she has to let me go to the shore with the guys or you'll cut off her allowance." Etymology: We recently pointed out how the Scots converted "grammar" to "glamor". Today we learn how they turned "effect" into "feck" whence "feckless". "Feck" is an aphetic form of "effect" that arose in Scotland. ("Aphesis" is the dropping of an initial unaccented vowel, as pointed out in Dr. Language's latest article at yourDictionary.com.) It probably arose from a confusion of where to draw the line in the phrase [theffect], as "the effect" is commonly pronounced. (We are grateful to our faithful and feckful friend, John Henderson of Reference Recordings, for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1099119763-12356-0-- by mhead00 with LMTP; Wed, 28 Jun 2006 10:08:27 +0200 with esmtp id 1FvV3o-29aT5c0; Wed, 28 Jun 2006 10:06:08 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 753CC5C130B for ; Wed, 28 Jun 2006 01:39:08 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1151477968-24283-0" Subject: FESCUE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fescue (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fes-kyu] Definition 1: Any of various grasses with pointed blades cultivated for pasture. Definition 2: (Archaic) A stick or pointer used to direct children's attention in learning (used especially to point out letters in reading classes). Usage 2: The memorable lines from the song School Days, " Readin' and 'ritin' and 'rithmetic/Taught to the tune of the hickory stick", made clear the dual purpose of the fescue in the classrooms of the past. However, a finger is a pointer, maybe even a head; we need a word to distinguish the specific object used to point during a lecture or multimedia presentation whether physical or virtual. Let's rescue "fescue" from the word dump of English! Suggested usage: The second definition is archaic but with a little coaxing it could serve well in the world of multimedia presentations, "Genevra used a laser fescue to guide her audience from point to point". Why should a fescue be a physical stick? "A virtual fescue danced across the screen, instructing the students on which buttons to click and when". We could even use it as a metaphor for overly detailed explanations or lectures, "Don't take out your fescue, Sharon; I understand what you are saying." Etymology: The origin of today's word is hazy. We can trace it back only as far as Latin. It comes to us via the Middle English festu "stalk or straw" from Old French that inherited it from Latin festuca "stalk, stem, straw". Rally 'round our battle cry: "Rescue 'fescue' without a miscue!" It has the distinction of containing all the words ending on -scue in English. (Thanks to Dr. Audra Himes of yourDictionary.com for helping with today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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However, it has migrated metaphorically to a sense of unremitting rankle or a smoldering grudge=97a kind of spiritual infection: "Lorraine's inadvertent slight has been festering in Melvin's mind for months now." Etymology: Latin fistula "pipe, flute" to Old French festre "ulcer, fester" whence English borrowed it. "Fistula", of course, has itself been borrowed by English to refer to a small tube or duct connecting two organs or an abscess to the surface of the skin. Several Latin words ending with an [l] changed to an [r] in French. Latin capitulum "little head" became French chapitre, which was borrowed by English as "chapter". Greek "epistole" was borrowed by Latin as "epistola" but by the time it reached French it had become ep=EEtre (remember, the circumflex in French indicates a lost [s]). English borrowed this word from Latin. (Apparently today's word had been festering for some time on the mind of Simone George of Dublin until she made clean breast of it and submitted it as a Word of the Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1134634297-11222-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 11:28:04 +0100 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng08.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1CWuNY-0006OA-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 24 Nov 2004 11:28:04 +0100 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B1902B5A0E for ; Wed, 24 Nov 2004 03:24:46 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1101283368-4793-0" X-Mailer: MIME-tools 5.411 (Entity 5.404) Subject: FETISH: Your word of the day from www.yourDictionary.com Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 03:24:46 -0700 (MST) ------------=_1101283368-4793-0 www.yourDictionary.com's Word of the Day The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key =09=09=09=09 Word of the Day Today's Word: Fetish (noun) Pronunciation: ['fe-dish (North America) or 'fe-tish (Britain)] Listen Definition: An amulet or other artifact believed to have magical power to protect its owner; any object treated with superstitition or obsession; an extremely strong fixation. Usage: The word is used almost exclusively these days as a synonym for "obsession", implying sexuality might be involved. Suggested Usage: We suggest you steer clear of fetishes, physical and metaphysical, so you won't need the word. However, if you do, say things like this: "Wolfgang keeps a fetish of Thor on his dashboard to protect him on the Autobahn". In the figurative sense: "Old hats are his fetish and she has one for older men, who often give her their hats." Etymology: From Portuguese feiti=E7o "witchcraft, sorcery". Portuguese later re-borrowed the English word "fetish" as fetiche, with the same meanings as in English: (a) a superstitious amulet and (b) a sexual fetish. "Feiti=E7o" devolved from Latin factitius "artificial, factitious" from the past participle of Latin facere "make, do", factum "made, done", also the source of English "fact", Portuguese "facto" (Brazilian "fato"), Spanish "hecho" and French "fait" (as in "fait accompli"). (Our gratitude to António Natividade for today's word and its fascinating etymology.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1101283368-4793-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 10:44:18 +0200 by mxeu11.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1EKXY00gyc-0005kO for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 28 Sep 2005 10:44:16 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id DDDE25CDB86 for ; Wed, 28 Sep 2005 02:31:55 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1127891275-24375-0" Subject: FIDUCIARY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fiduciary (Adjective) Pronunciation: [fê-'du-shi-e-ri] Definition 1: (1) Holding or overseeing something in trust. (2) Of or related to a trust, trustee or trusteeship, as a fiduciary relationship to a minor or a fiduciary institution that manages financial assets. (3) Depending on public trust or securities for its value, as a fiduciary issue of currency. Usage 1: Since the US stopped backing its currency with gold in 1971, US currency has been fiduciary, dependant on the trust of those who use it to maintain its value. Otherwise, this word refers to a trusteeship or guardianship over objects of value: "My grandmother left me her Ferrari in her will but she also left a fiduciary testament naming my father as trustee of the key until I'm 30." Suggested usage: Since the US stopped backing its currency with gold in 1971, US currency has been fiduciary, dependant on the trust of those who use it to maintain its value. Otherwise, this word refers to a trusteeship or guardianship over objects of value: "My grandmother left me her Ferrari in her will but she also left a fiduciary testament naming my father as trustee of the key until I'm 30." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin fiducia "trust, confidence". This word is based on fides "faith, trust", the source of "Fido", the default name of our faithful friend, the dog. The original root was *bheidh-, which came into English as bide "to await, to expect", as to bide one's time, as well as abide "to tolerate". (We are grateful that we may trust Shefali Mehta of Toronto to deliver excellent words like this one for our series.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1127891275-24375-0-- Subject: FIGMENT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Figment (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fig-mênt] Definition 1: Something dreamed up, fabricated, without basis in reality. Usage 1: The contributor of today's word wondered if there could be a figment of anything other than imagination. Indeed, there may be; however, today's word has fallen into such disuse that it appears now almost exclusively in one phrase, "figment of the imagination". Exclusive use of a word in one phrase usually predicts its imminent extinction, so today's word is an attempt by yourDictionary to save yet another delightful word from the dustbin of lexical history. Suggested usage: Here are some other ways to use today's word. The assumption that the adjective "gaudy" is based on the name of the Art Nouveau architect Antoni Gaud=ED is a figment of urban mythology. Novelists and playwrights prodigiously create figments that we enjoy to the same degree. Distinguishing truth from the figments of politics is a full-time job for thousands of people and a cottage industry for millions more. Etymology: From Latin figmentum "figure, image" from fingere "to form", also the origin of "figure", "fiction", and the [fig] in a recent Word of the Day, "effigy". The Latin root is from Proto-Indo-European *dheigh- "to build, form". In English it became "dough" and "dairy", from Middle English daie "dairymaid", a descendant of Old English dæge "(bread) kneader". "Paradise" comes from the Old Iranian noun pairidaeza-, "a wall enclosing a garden or orchard", composed of pairi "around", and daeza "wall", something else that is built or formed. When the Greek general, Xenophon, reported the lush gardens of the Persian kings enclosed within such walls, the Greek word took on the meaning of the gardens themselves. (It is no figment that Terry Burgoyne brought today's word to our attention or that we appreciate the gesture.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1141286551-8527-0-- Subject: FILIBUSTER: Your word of the day from www.yourDictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word: Filibuster (noun) Pronunciation: ['fi-lê-bê-stêr] Listen Definition: (1) A pirate, a free-booter, or a military irregular or adventurer who lives outside the law. (2) An obstructionist tactic in government whereby a speaker refuses to yield the floor in a debate to prevent the question from coming to a vote. Usage: In the US this term is used today almost exclusively to refer to a tactic for preventing a vote on a bill in the Senate by mounting a non-stop speech marathon, while refusing to yield the floor. A vote may be taken only when debate has ended but to force the end of a debate requires the approval of two thirds of those voting. A filibuster is successful when the two-thirds vote to cut off debate cannot be mustered. A person who filibusters is a filibusterer and the activity is filibustering. Suggested Usage: Americans engaged in fomenting insurrections in Latin America in the last century were referred to as filibusters in the old sense of the word. We can't encourage that today but there are plenty of apolitical uses for the second meaning of this word: "Margot is a verbal bully who thinks she can filibuster her way into everyone's heart". Here is another, "It was less an interview than a filibuster=97the interviewee couldn't get a word in edgewise." Etymology: Today's word started out its life as Dutch vrijbuiter "free-booter =3D pirate", which entered English via the late 18th century French variant "flibustier". In the mid-19th century, the word changed to "filibuster", possibly under the influence of Spanish filibustero "buccaneer". The confusion of the [r] and [l] may be due the Dutch word vlieboot "flyboat" but the connection is unclear. The "boot" in "free-booter" is related to "booty" and the phrase "(receive X) to boot", where boot means "advantage, profit". (Our thanks to Flemish speaker Hendrik De Vloed for spotting this Dutch-Flemish contribution to several European languages.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1094884332-5284-0-- Subject: FILLIP: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fillip (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fi-lip] Definition 1: (1) A flick of the finger, a snap made by compressing a finger behind the thumb, then releasing it so that it pops outward to strike against something; (2) anything small and minor, either trivial, as a broken fingernail, or considerable, as a garnish or embellishment of something larger. Usage 1: A fillip of the finger is a flip of the finger (but don't fillip the bird to anyone just because you know). As the last sentence indicates, you may use the word as a verb as well as a noun. Outside this bit of versatility, it has no family at all. Suggested usage: Today's word is often used as a measure of importance, "My love life isn't worth a fillip. My two encounters with women have been but fillips in my long pursuit of happiness". However, it may also be used to refer to embellishments of food and other objects, useful in describing sizes of servings smaller even than a dab: "Instead of a healthy dollop of potatoes, Phillip received a mere fillip." Etymology: The origin of today's word is uncertain. We are sure that it is related to "flip", which has the same meaning. "Flip" is probably a reduction of "fillip" by the same vowel syncope that converts "police" to [pleece], "pollute" to [ploot] and, at its worse, "forecastle" to [fo'c's'le] in casual=97or careless=97speech. (We owe Catherine Lodge much more than a fillip of gratitude for suggesting this lovely word have a go in our series; may this be considered a healthy dollop.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1131696606-22711-0-- Subject: FINAGLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Finagle (Verb) Pronunciation: [fê-'ney-gl] Definition 1: To obtain indirectly through cajoling, bribes, or questionable dealings. Usage 1: "Finagle" is a rather usual English word now that it is ensconced in the language but how it got here remains a mystery (see Etymology). A person who finagles is a finagler and the activity is finagling, both rather ordinary derivations. Suggested usage: Kids learn to finagle at an early age and by their teens they even know what it is called: "Do you think we can finagle dad out of the car and gas money?" But then they learn it from us; we have all finagled our way into a popular restaurant or finagled an invitation to a party from a good person to know. Money isn't the only thing to finagle=97how about finagling the telephone number of a pretty girl or a handsome hunk? Etymology: No one knows exactly where today's word comes from. It is probably a mispronunciation of a word found in several English dialects, such as those of Newfoundland, fainaigue "to misplay a card, to play a card of the wrong suit", as "You're not allowed to fainaigue the jack of hearts". But then, where does "fainague" come from? The mystery begins only a step away from "finagle" itself. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1140163365-18635-0-- Subject: FLAGELLATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Flagellate (Verb) Pronunciation: ['flæ-jê-leyt] Definition 1: To whip or scourge; to punish by whipping. Usage 1: Today's word changes to an adjective and noun by simply reducing the final diphthong to a schwa: ['flæ-jê-lêt], the equivalent of eliminating 'secondary' accent. The adjective means "having a whip-like form". The noun refers to an organism, say, a tadpole, equipped with a flagellum. A person who whips himself for religious reasons has a separate noun to identify himself: "flagellant." Suggested usage: During the Black Plague's worst sweep across Europe (1347-1359), around one-quarter of the population of Europe perished. During this grim period, many people flagellated themselves, each other, and well nigh everyone in their way to exorcise what they perceived to be an expression of God's wrath on humanity (another example of the good old days that weren=92t). But the use of "flagellate" does not end here. It is an effective substitute for "beat yourself up", a rather slangy phrase widening its appeal in the US: "Don=92t flagellate yourself for mispronouncing Fullerton Schutz=92s name; it was just a minor slip of the tongue." Etymology: From Latin flagellatus, past participle of flagellare "to whip, scourge", from flagellum "a whip", the diminutive of flagrum "whip". A related Latin word is fligere "to strike", which entered Proto-Germanic and ended up as "flail" in modern English. Connections with "flag" and "flame" cannot be substantiated. (Let=92s see if we can=92t whip up appropriate gratitude for Adriana R. Mandaro of Woodbury, New York, for providing today=92s word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1135325674-7131-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 01 Dec 2006 11:13:48 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1Gq5Or-0001Ds-1r for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 01 Dec 2006 11:13:45 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 8166D5C1931 for ; Fri, 1 Dec 2006 02:53:40 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1164960837-8648-0" Subject: FLATULENT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Flatulent (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['flæ-chê-lênt] Definition 1: (1) (Rare) Of a windy nature, full of air or wind (and, by extension, pompous), as spring and autumn are the most flatulent of the seasons; (2) containing a great deal of those very smelly gases created by bacteria in the intestines that occasionally slip out of the posteriors of unsuspecting humans and animals. Usage 1: Today's word works well when you have to talk about this unpleasant subject without using the equally smelly colloquial expressions for it. A flatulent person is rife with flatulence but they do not flatulate since no dictionary recognizes this word (yet). The gases which cause an eruction, another gaseous Word of the Day published recently, are completely different from those involved in flatulence. Suggested usage: Unfortunately, when a lovely word like this one picks up a meaning related to a bodily function, all its other meanings quickly pale and evaporate. However, if you are clever, you can put the two meanings of today's word to useful effect: "Greta said that the senator's speech was flatulent; I am not sure if she was referring to his pomposity or bad breath." Etymology: Today's word blew our way, via French, from Latin flatus "wind, a blowing (out)". The original Indo-European root was *bhlo/bhle "blow", which came directly to English (avoiding French) as "blow", "bladder", "blast", and blather "to prattle", from Old Norse bladhra "to talk like air blowing out a bladder". "Isinglass" is the output of the folk etymology (influenced by glass) of obsolete Dutch "huizenblas" from hus "sturgeon" + blase "bladder", a material somehow remindful of today's word. (We hope Ray Johnson's mess hall at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas didn't bring today's word to mind=97or nostril; I guess we should be grateful that he thinks of us when words like today's occur to him.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1164960837-8648-0-- Subject: FLUMMOX: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Flummox (Verb) Pronunciation: ['flê-mêks] Definition 1: (Colloquial) To totally confuse, to confuse to the point of frustration. Usage 1: "Flummox" is hardly a word we proper speakers of English would use. It is a term originating in the musty dialects of Merry Old (England) that has assumed residence in the vocabularies of reporters. Its origin apparently flummoxed Dickens, who wrote in the Pickwick Papers in 1837 (xxxiii), "He'll be what the Italians call reg'larly flummoxed". In 1840 the Cambridge University Magazine printed, "So many of the men I know Were 'flummox'd' at the last great-go [the final examination at Oxford-Dr. Language]." Suggested usage: Today's contributor (see below), himself a journalist, writes, "A volatile stock that changes without regard to market expectations, for example, leaves investors 'flummoxed', according to my newspaper and others like it. I have yet to hear a real-life investor complain of such a condition". Perhaps they are too flummoxed to comment. More likely this results from the fact that the term seldom strays beyond the pale of journalism. Etymology: According to the OED, it is probably of dialectal origin; cf. flummocks "to maul, mangle", flummock "slovenly person", also "hurry, bewilderment", flummock "to make untidy, to confuse, bewilder" variously used in Hereford, Gloucester, S. Cheshire, and Sheffield. (We are happy that circumstances surrounding this word did not flummox Tom Iggulden of the Australian Financial Review to the point where he could not recommend it as today's Word of the Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1161760445-7553-0-- Subject: FORBEAR: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Forbear(Verb)Pronunciation: [for-'ber] Definition 1: Restrain oneself in order to endure something unpleasant. To avoid. Usage 1: The verb sounds a bit archaic these days but the noun, "forbearance", is not only current, it very much befits the times: we could use a bit more forbearance around the globe. The verb is irregular: forbore (past tense), forborne (past participle). (The noun "forbear" or "forebear" refers to ancestors: "our forbears founded this nation over 200 years ago.") Suggested usage: Do you feel your spouse pays less attention to what you say than before you were married? This is a common social malady for which today's word is the perfect pill. Never molly-coddle a spouse; rather, try something like this: "I shall no longer forbear the insult of your muddy shoes on the hardwood floors! Out with them! Out! Out! Out!" Your spouse will never look at you the same. Today's word also fits every conversation about eating: "I've tried to forbear the torments of fat-free diets but memories of the delicious flavor of cholesterol always overwhelm me." Etymology: Old English for(e)- "before, away, reject" which derives from the same source as Greek peri-, Russian pere-, and Latin per-. The origins of "bear" we have discussed before; see "odoriferous" (01/04/2001). (Our gratitude to Shawn Foucher for suggesting today's Germanic word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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It can also replace the phrase "ant farm", which leaves the impression that we expect the ants to germinate in the spring. The verb from which all these variants derive is formicate "to swarm with moving objects." Suggested usage: Only a few human activities lead to formication; you might not expect eating to be one of them: "I don't know their effect on others but I suffer formication just thinking about oysters". Figs have been reported to cause facial formication for some. The verb is considerably more useable, "In the evening, townspeople formicated over the town square until the cafes closed". This verb keeps your co-conversationalist far more alert than "swarm." Etymology: Latin formicare "to crawl like ants" from formica "ant". The root of "formica" is akin to Greek murmex "ant", Serbian mrav, Russian muravey, and Kurdish merule "ant". The kitchen countertop laminate inherited its name from the original Formica, an electrical insulator that was a replacement for mica. Need I say more? (Even though today's word itself might cause some of us to experience a bit of formication, we owe much gratitude to Ian Jackson of Portsmouth, England for bringing it to our attention.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1122534114-20994-0-- Subject: FOSSICK: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fossick (Verb) Pronunciation: ['fa-sik] Definition 1: To search for gold in a disorganized manner, especially in abandoned mines. Definition 2: To fossick about: to rummage around for something, to nose about. Usage 2: Here is a concept susceptible to quite a bit of regional variation. In the northern and western U.S. the term is "rummage". In Australia and New Zealand today's word seems to prevail. In the southeastern states "plunder" is widespread. Suggested usage: Well, one can fossick about in a drawer for a sharpened pencil or fossick about the shells on the beach for sharks' teeth. Even dogs may fossick about the yard for yesterday's bone. Closets are a good place to fossick about for just about anything (if yours are like mine). Etymology: The origins of this word are passing mysterious. It apparently comes from a British dialect, probably Cornish. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Fricassee (noun) Pronunciation: [fri-kê-'see or 'fri-kê-see] Definition: A dish made of poultry or meat, fresh or leftover, cut into small pieces, sauteed, then stewed in a gravy. Usage: Remember that today's word is a rare one that contains two contiguous double letters, ss+ee. It is also commonly used as a verb, as Elmer Fudd's perennial attempts to fricassee the ever elusive Bugs Bunny. Suggested Usage: Today's word is used almost exclusively to refer to a cooking style: "Molly had to rename the 'Roadkill Fricassee' on her menu because her patrons were never quite sure it was a joke". Of course, that never stops us from finding metaphorical applications, "Sullivan's proposal contains nothing new; it is just a fricassee of leftover ideas from the proposal he made last year." Etymology: Today's word is the untarnished French past participle, "fricassee", from fricasser "to fricassee". The French verb probably comes from a compound of frire "to fry" + casser "to break up, break apart". French "frire" descended from Latin frigere "to roast, fry" which shares a root with its near antonym fridigus "frigid" in the same way that "cold" and "scald" share the same original root. French "cassare" comes from Latin quassare "to shake, shatter". It would seem to be unrelated to "quake" despite the similarity in sound and meaning. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation We found this wonderful deal for book-lovers -- The Literary Guild is a great company, and the savings are remarkable. You can get 5 books (tons of choices) for only $.99. The only catch is that you have to agree to buy 4 more books in the next 2 years. Or, you can agree to buy a 6th book now for $5.99, and then you only have to buy 3 more books in the next two years. Don't know about you, but that's no problem here! 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WOTD: Fricasee (Noun) Pronunciation: [fri-kê-'see or 'fri-kê-see] Definition: A dish made of poultry or meat, fresh or leftover, cut into small pieces, sauteed, then stewed in a gravy. Usage: Remember that today's word is a rare one that contains two contiguous double letters, ss+ee. It is also commonly used as a verb, as Elmer Fudd's perennial attempts to fricassee the ever elusive Bugs Bunny. Suggested Usage: Today's word is used almost exclusively to refer to a cooking style: "Molly had to rename the 'Roadkill Fricassee' on her menu because her patrons were never quite sure it was a joke". Of course, that never stops us from finding metaphorical applications, "Sullivan's proposal contains nothing new; it is just a fricassee of leftover ideas from the proposal he made last year." Etymology: Today's word is the untarnished French past participle, "fricassee", from fricasser "to fricassee". The French verb probably comes from a compound of frire "to fry" + casser "to break up, break apart". French "frire" descended from Latin frigere "to roast, fry" which shares a root with its near antonym fridigus "frigid" in the same way that "cold" and "scald" share the same original root. French "cassare" comes from Latin quassare "to shake, shatter". It would seem to be unrelated to "quake" despite the similarity in sound and meaning. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1br.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-1031-0-1176004829-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin04.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BSApG-1Qecbo0; Mon, 24 May 2004 10:28:50 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 2CDD2B817CE for ; Mon, 24 May 2004 02:26:57 -0600 (MDT) Subject: FRICASSEE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fricassee(Noun)Pronunciation: [fri-kê-'see or 'fri-kê-see] Definition 1: A dish made of poultry or meat, fresh or leftover, cut into small pieces and stewed in gravy. Usage 1: Remember that today's word is a rare one that contains two contiguous double letters, ss+ee. It is also commonly used as a verb, as Elmer Fudd's perennial attempts to fricassee the ever elusive Bugs Bunny. Suggested usage: Today's word is used almost exclusively to refer to a cooking style: "Molly had to rename the 'Roadkill Fricassee' on her menu because her patrons were never quite sure it was a joke". Of course, that never stops us from finding metaphorical applications, "Sullivan's proposal contains nothing new; it is just a fricassee of leftover ideas from the proposal he made last year." Etymology: Today's word is the untarnished French past participle, "fricassee", from fricasser "to fricassee". The French verb probably comes from a compound of frire "to fry" + casser "to break up, break apart". French "frire" descended from Latin frigere "to roast, fry" which shares a root with its near antonym fridigus "frigid" in the same way that "cold" and "scald" share the same original root. French "cassare" comes from Latin quassare "to shake, shatter". It would seem to be unrelated to "quake" despite the similarity in sound and meaning. (His family fricassees are such fond memories for Pierre M. Laberge of Sudbury, Ontario, that he thought we might find something appetizing in the word itself. I think we did.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Of course, it may be used figuratively to simply refer to a mirthful time, "I heard that Phil Anders and Emma Chisit frolicked the weekend away in Las Vegas." Etymology: From Dutch vrolijk "merry" from Middle Dutch vro "happy" + -lijc "-ly, like". Akin to German fröhlich "happy". The suffix here comes from the Old English ancestor of "like", which reduced itself to "-ly" in Modern English. However, "like" is now making a comeback in such words as "lady-like", "bell-like", "fern-like". These words are currently compound nouns comprising some word plus the regular word, "like", but 300 years from now "like" will again reduce to affix, either merging with the current suffix "-ly" or assuming a similar form. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: Cliché has it that certain age groups are more susceptible to behaving frowardly: "Judging from his froward approach to the world, Max is 86 going on 16". No one, however, can be more guilty of frowardness than a beautiful, bright, and overindulged three-year-old. Etymology: Today's word is a plain Middle English addition to the language, no frills attached. "Fro" was borrowed from Old Norse "fr=E1" during the Viking invasions of England and has remained only in Scots English meaning "from". The suffix -ward means "way, direction of" and shares a source with Latin "versus" and many Germanic words, such as "worth" (from a verb meaning "to become"), "wrist", "wring", and "wrath". The original root is taken to have meant "to turn". The English adverb "fromward" means literally "thence, in the direction from something". (Our thanks to Philip Franklin for turning this useful term our way=97we find it useful, too.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1139126690-3746-0-- Subject: FUDDY-DUDDY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fuddy-duddy(Noun)Pronunciation: ['fê-dee-dê-dee] Definition 1: An old-fashioned, bland, rather prudish person, a softy who is easy to get along with, poses no threat but avoids anything exciting. Fuddy-duddies tend to be middle-aged or older; younger versions are "mama's boys" or "mama's girls." Usage 1: "Fuddy-duddy" itself is a bit dated but retains its place in the English vocabulary. It has a softer, friendlier meaning than the word of the 60s, "a square" and is a bit more modern than "milksop" or "milquetoast". The plural is "fuddy-duddies." Suggested usage: Today's word often congers up a sense of the old-fashioned, "My mom is such an old fuddy-duddy that she won't even let her ankles show in public". It can, however, simply refer to the meek, fashionable or not: "In the late afternoon the park is filled with fuddy-duddies out for the thrill of a casual stroll." Etymology: The origin of today's word is another mystery. It may be a reduplication of Scots fuddy or fuddie "animal tail, short-tailed animal" based on fud "buttocks, tail" + the suffix -y. We just don't know. So where did "duddy" come from, you ask. Human beings love rhyme and rhythm, and those of the English persuasion have packed their language with nonsense compounds made up of trochaic rhymes (with accent on the first syllable), such as "itsy-bitsy", "willy-nilly", "hoity-toity", "jeepers-creepers" (euphemism for 'Jesus Christ'), "nitty-gritty", "roly-poly", "Humpty-Dumpty", "hanky-panky", "boogie-woogie", "razzle-dazzle", "pooper-scooper", "piggly-wiggly", "okey-dokey", and on and on and on. Why? Nonsense by definition cannot be explained. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------23D6EA8EAE2468706DBCFECD-- . Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin03.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BXyR3-1jJTMW0; Wed, 9 Jun 2004 10:27:49 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id AD562B7F4C8 for ; Wed, 9 Jun 2004 02:26:25 -0600 (MDT) Subject: FUGACIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fugacious(Adverb)Pronunciation: [fyu-'gey-shês] Definition 1: Fleeting, fleeing, running away, passing quickly; (botany) withering and falling off early or very soon. Usage 1: The adjective of today's word is "fugaciously" and the noun, "fugacity". English has a handful of absolutely lovely adjectives with meanings almost synonymous with today's. "Fugacious" implies passage, movement past the viewer. "Ephemeral" has a similar meaning but implies only briefness of existence. "Evanescent" suggests vapor, a vague existence that is short-lived. Suggested usage: Our lives are aswim with things that come and go, so this word comes in quite handy, "If paychecks were less fugacious, we could go out more often". Sightings are often fugacious: "He lived on fugacious glimpses of her face until he roused enough pluck to ask her out." Etymology: "Fugacious" comes from Latin fugax (fugac-s) from fugere "to flee", the verb in the phrase tempus fugit "time flies". It is akin to Greek pheugein "to run away". The original Proto-Indo-European root (see the new section of the Library) was *bheug- with that funny [bh] sound with the puff of air that became [f] at the beginning of Latin words (remember fornix "oven" vs. English burn?) So we find Lithuanian baugus "fearful, frightful". The same root probably lies behind Sanskrit bhuj "bend" and German beugen "to bend". (James Dirks has earned much more than a fugacious nod of gratitude for suggesting today's very fast word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: You can see how the hurricanes Ione and Kristen danced together in 1974 at http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/historic/nws/wea00481.htm. Their path made a perhaps the largest serpentine line on earth: a terrible beauty=97which brings us to possible metaphorical uses of today's word. "Jennifer and Creswell's relationship was a Fujiwhara that damaged those around them more than themselves". The term brings to mind the actual dancing patterns of some of my friends. Etymology: The eponym of today's word is Dr. Sakuhei Fujiwhara, the Chief of the Central Meteorological Bureau in Tokyo, Japan shortly after the First World War. Dr. Fujiwhara's descriptions of "vortices", or whirlpools in water, led meteorologists to apply his observations to tropical cyclones=97typhoons and hurricanes=97in the atmosphere. Dust devils, by the way, can exhibit the same behavior on land. 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Suggested usage: Since the pejorative sense of this word is so powerful, you should be careful using it alone: "His rather fulsome description of his honeymoon at dinner made swallowing difficult". To be safe, add a qualifier such as, "She was a fulsome lass in the positive sense of the word". If the context is not ambiguous, qualifiers are not necessary: "A fulsome light from the new spring sun brought unexpected warmth to the room." Etymology: Derivation from "full" via the suffix "-some" (awesome, frolicsome, and handsome). The root, "full", derives from the PIE root *pel-/*pol- which also developed into Russian "polnyi", Sanskrit "purna", and Latin "plenus"-all meaning "full". It is also found in Greek plethos "multitude" whence the English "plethora". There may have been a Middle English word fulsum (ful = "foul") that coalesced with "fulsome" but no written evidence of it has been found. (Our gratitude today is due Harvey S. Frey of UCLA and Allana Elovson for guiding us to this Germanic gem and its pitfalls.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------AA756200B0E68F0D10C440A2-- . Received: from ms4-2 ([unix socket]) (authenticated user=pb4181_0-eee01 bits=0) by ms4-2 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1) with LMTP; Wed, 22 Mar 2006 10:44:36 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) by ms4-2.1blu.de with esmtp (Exim 3.36 #1) id 1FLztJ-0007Eo-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 22 Mar 2006 10:44:33 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 3D4E45C55B0 for ; Wed, 22 Mar 2006 02:27:17 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1143014342-6480-0" Subject: FUNGIBLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fungible (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['fên-jê-bêl] Definition 1: Interchangeable; in legal terms, something that can be substituted for a like measure or amount of the same thing, as one bushel of apples for another, in order to satisfy an obligation. Usage 1: An object that is fungible can be called a "fungible", so the noun form is the same as the adjective. In chemical engineering, a fungible petroleum product is one that has similar characteristics to others, so they can be blended=97an example of a useful word being taken from one discipline (law=97see the etymology) and given a specific definition by another discipline. Suggested usage: Today's word is most applicable when one is demanding restitution for a wrongdoing: "I don't consider an apology to be fungible for the damage you did to the birdbath and lawnmower=97three months' worth of your allowance would be more like it!" "Fungible" can lend itself to debates about who finished what from the refrigerator, as well: "The vanilla and strawberry left unmolested in a carton of Neapolitan ice cream are not fungible for your eating every bit of the chocolate by yourself." Etymology: Today's word carries the history of British legal code with it. In medieval England (c.1100 to c.1500), the language of law was Latin; indeed, throughout the Western world, Latin was the lingua franca because of the dominance of the Roman Catholic Church. "Fungible" derives from the legal, secular use of Latin during the Middle Ages. It comes from the Medieval (New) Latin "fungibilis", which comes from fungi "vice-, to perform (in place of)". (Our thanks, fungible with our gratitude, are due to Brian Brady for today's legal contribution to the general language.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: Today's word began as a description of a smell and was extended to virtually anything too old, cheesy, or outdated, "After lifting weights for an hour at the gym Brett came home smelling a bit funky with clothes to match". Today the word can as easily refer to style and fashion as cuisine: "Edna arrived in a hair-do with a funky bouffant straight out of the 50s." Etymology: "Funky" has been around in various forms since at least 1623. It probably originated in a dialectal French word, "funkier" from Latin fumigare "to smoke", a verb based on fumus "smoke" (also the origin of our word "fumes"). This is suggested by the fact that it originally referred to the smell of musty tobacco smoke. Later it became associated with the smell of moldy cheese and then with anything smelling less than fresh. The use of the term "funky jazz" in the 1950s by African Americans to refer to the old, authentic jazz was an attempt to distinguish it from the newer more sophisticated forms being developed by white band leaders. (Today we thank Peter Melville for his very fresh suggestion of today's stale word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1133856712-16093-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 15 Mar 2007 08:10:21 +0100 Received: from [216.39.127.103] (helo=s2103.ml00.net) id 1HRk6L-0007oe-I6 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 15 Mar 2007 08:10:18 +0100 b=TIXjHKuUs74vLoKFGCj8Z8tDFdofkNxB3cpL+L9GnujGU/v4gpbyrGk4d/aiBxHXPfk9brkTeAVSynrrS7O2nV5vPQq4nbrGXmJm4U01FJ2SG6B6UwWM19nFa0YN1mOO; by s2103.ml00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA52056; Wed, 14 Mar 2007 23:03:37 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 00:10:17 -0700 (PDT) X-PMG-Msgid: 1173914890.21049 Subject: FURBELOW: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-4908-0-1173942021" --MIME_BOUNDARY-4908-0-1173942021 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com FURBELOW (noun) Pronunciation: ['fê(r)-bê-lo] Listen Definition: (1) A flounce, a ruffle on a garment, curtain, tablecloth, or the like; (2) anything unnecessary but showy. Usage: Yes, a strip of fur along the hem of an overcoat would be fur below but not a furbelow, which is a ruffle=97hardly of fur. A furbelow is a flounce but, while you may flounce into a room with your clothing bouncing up and down, you cannot furbelow into a room. If you furbelow a room, you decorate it with a ruffle. Please try to keep these words straight. Suggested Usage: Furbelows may be found where they are expected: "Murine wore a polka dot jumper with a flowery furbelows on the shoulder straps". Furbelows may also be found in unexpected places, "When McDowell turned up at the fete with a furbelow on his kilt and a flounce in his walk, the womenfolk paid him little mind." Etymology: Today's word is a distant relation of English "fold". It is probably a corruption of Proven=E7al farbello "fringe", akin to Italian faldella, the diminutive of falda "flap, leaf, sheet". This word was borrowed from a Germanic word which also gave us Old English faldan "to fold" and modern day "fold". It also turns up in the compound "faldstool" from the Medieval Latin word faldistolium "folding chair". This word went on to become Old French "faldestoel" and, ultimately, Modern French fauteuil "armchair". (The Medieval Latin word was borrowed from an Old Germanic compound *faldistolaz "folding stool.") -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.k7jo.30.f663.xyg ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.k7jo.31.eton.xyg ---------------- Please click here to forward this message to a friend: http://i.ml00.net/forward?YourDictionary:*:1173914890.21049:eee01@etymologie.info:e ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. ---------------- http://i.ml00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1173914890.21049:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4wg.k7jo.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4908-0-1173942021 To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Language Courses | Endangered Languages | Library | Research | Lookup Button Word of the Day Furbelow (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fê(r)-bê-lo] Listen Definition: (1) A flounce, a ruffle on a garment, curtain, tablecloth, or the like; (2) anything unnecessary but showy. Usage: Yes, a strip of fur along the hem of an overcoat would be fur below but not a furbelow, which is a ruffle—hardly of fur. A furbelow is a flounce but, while you may flounce into a room with your clothing bouncing up and down, you cannot furbelow into a room. If you furbelow a room, you decorate it with a ruffle. Please try to keep these words straight. Suggested Usage: Furbelows may be found where they are expected: "Lily wore a polka dot jumper with a flowery furbelows on the shoulder straps". Furbelows may also be found in unexpected places, "When McDowell turned up at the fete with a furbelow on his kilt and a flounce in his walk, the womenfolk paid him little mind." Etymology: Today's word is a distant relation of English "fold". It is probably a corruption of Provençal farbello "fringe", akin to Italian faldella, the diminutive of falda "flap, leaf, sheet". This word was borrowed from a Germanic word which also gave us Old English faldan "to fold" and modern day "fold". It also turns up in the compound "faldstool" from the Medieval Latin word faldistolium "folding chair". This word went on to become Old French "faldestoel" and, ultimately, Modern French fauteuil "armchair". (The Medieval Latin word was borrowed from an Old Germanic compound *faldistolaz "folding stool.") —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Instant Gratification: Want to look up another word? Fun & Games Word of the Day Crossword Puzzles Foreign Language Crossword Puzzles Fill-In Crossword Puzzles Word Jungles Word of the Day Semantic Scramble Word of the Day Spellbinder Find many more fun and games in Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? Try a Language Guesser! About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.k7jo.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4908-0-1173942021-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 09 Feb 2007 11:27:29 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1HFSyS-0006xq-9K for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 09 Feb 2007 11:27:25 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A8D3A5C650C for ; Fri, 9 Feb 2007 03:04:56 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1171008564-24848-0" Subject: FURPHY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Furphy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['fê(r)-fi ] Definition 1: Rumor; a fanciful or apocryphal story. Usage 1: The plural is "furphies" and no verb or adjective has sprung from today's noun although you may use the word itself as either one (I'm not furphying you). It is a noun that was commonized from a proper noun (see Etymology) and hence it is now spelled with a lower case "f." Suggested usage: yourDictionary is constantly on guard for words and phrases to help anyone seriously trying to kick the profanity habit. Today's word is a reliable patch: "No furphy, I'm telling the truth", sounds much better than the alternative. You may also give "scuttlebutt" a rest around the office: "The furphy flying around the office is that the boss is having an affair with some 'Miss Givens.' Do you know what that is all about?" Etymology: The eponym of today's word is John Furphy, a wheelwright in Shepparton, Victoria, who moved onward and upward to manufacture the famous Furphy Farm Water Carts, that were converted to military use during the First World War. These water carts were the Australian military equivalent of the civilian water cooler, the gossip nexus on the front. The men who drove these carts from camp to camp during the war delivered as much questionable news and gossip as water. (For more on the Furphy water cart see: http://www.furphys.com.au/wcinfo.html. It is no furphy that Peter McCrossin, our hyper-reliable Australian friend, clued us in on today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1171008564-24848-0-- Subject: FUSTIAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Fustian(Noun)Pronunciation: ['fês-chên] Definition 1: (1) Originally today's word referred to a course, heavy material made of cotton and flax but today it refers to a cotton material with a short nap, like corduroy and velveteen; (2) pompous, turgid, bombastic language or speech. Usage 1: The only interesting note on the usage of today's word is that it may be used freely as an adjective or noun: a fustian jacket or a jacket of fustian-makes no difference. The same applies to the other meaning of the word: a fustian tirade or a tirade of pure fustian. For more information on the cloth, see 'Fustian Mills' at http://www.mowcop.com/htm/fustian.htm. Suggested usage: We seldom talk about the cloth, fustian, but it is still there to be applied judiciously, "Rusty Bell's fustian clothes go well with his soft-spoken personality". Most often today's word comes up in conversations about bombastic speech: "The points he makes in his speeches are usually couched in such fustian as to make them difficult to find." Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Old French "fustaigne", a word inherited from Medieval Latin "fustianum", possibly from El Fustat (The Tent), a section of Cairo, Egypt, where the material is though to have been originally manufactured. The connection between cloth and pomposity is also reflected in "bombast", which comes from Old French bombace "cotton wadding", i.e. stuffing. (Our gratitude today is owed Patricia Castellano for her help in saving this lovely old word, fairly clinging to the edges of the English vocabulary for its survival.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! 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Suggested usage: If you want to delay an announcement, tell the reporters pestering you "I cannot gainsay the rumor that we are filing for bankruptcy". If none are yourDictionary regulars, they will need to consult a dictionary, gaining you a short delay. Know someone who contradicts you all the time? Try "I daresay don't gainsay all I say" (thanks PK). Etymology: From Old English ge(a)n (from Old Norse gegn- "against, opposite") + secgan "to say"; Middle English gain "opposite" + sayen "say". "Gain" is also found in "again", "against" and "ungainly". It derives from the same Germanic root as German gegen "against". It is not related to the verb "gain." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1119078231-30310-0-- Subject: GAMBIT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Gambit (Noun) Pronunciation: ['gæm-bit] Definition 1: A daring opening move in chess that sacrifices a piece for a future advantage. Usage 1: Applied first and foremost to the game of chess. Suggested usage: Of course, it can be applied to any daring opening move, such as a provocative statement to open a conversation or a risky business maneuver that promises long-term gains. "Buying so much of the flood plain was a risky gambit that could pay off if fish-farming becomes profitable." Etymology: Italian gambetto "gambit", originally "tripping (up)" from gamba "leg". The same PIE root devolved into Greek kampê "bend, twist" and Lithuanian kampas "corner". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1162019725-8479-0-- Subject: GAMBOL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Gambol (Verb) Pronunciation: ['gæm-bl] Definition 1: To leap and spring about joyfully, to frisk and frolic about without a care. Usage 1: In the third act of Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' (1590) Titania urges, "Be kind and courteous to this gentleman; Hop in his walks and gambol in his eyes; Feed him with apricocks and dewberries, With purple grapes, green figs, and mulberries". In the US we no longer double the [l] when adding suffixes like "-ed" (gamboled), "-ing" (gamboling), and "-er" (gamboler) but doubling is still acceptable. Suggested usage: Gamboling these days is most often a joy of the immature: "Francis loved to watch the lambs gamboling in the meadow in the spring". But we must bring gamboling in from the countryside: "Claxton apparently received his raise, judging from the way he gamboled out of the boss's office". Everyone feels the most like gamboling in the spring, so now is the time to gamble a weekend on gamboling; you have nothing to lose but the blues (if you aren't carted off for further observation). Etymology: From French gambade "skipping or frisking about" from Italian gambata "kick" based on gamba "leg", the Late Latin word for "hoof" and also the origin of the English slang term gam "leg". Compare the Italian with the French "jambe". The ending -ade apparently was confused with the then more frequently used "-auld", which eventually lost its [d], resulting in "gambol" rather than "gambade". (No, "gamble" is unrelated; it comes from "game". Better to gambol than gamble in Las Vegas.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: If you are a college youth with so little homework that you have time to drop water bombs on innocents entering and exiting your dorm, you should show the courtesy to shout, "Gardyloo!" before "Bombs away!" At least the Scots will duck (get the pun?) But why restrict this rippingly cute word to warnings of plummeting liquid? "Fore!" on the golf course always struck me as a limp sound, too easy to ignore. I would be willing to bet that if you shouted, "Gardyloo!" far more people would make way for you. Etymology: Philippe Auguste, who ruled France from 1180-1223, according to legend, received the contents of a chamber pot on his head while strolling through the streets of Paris. The upshot of this misfortunate incident was that all residents of Paris began to exclaim, "gare à l'eau!" (look out for the water!) before dumping their dirty washwater (and more sordid liquids) out of their windows onto the streets. Once the residents of Kiltland had added their magic to this sophisticated French phrase, today's word was created. (Leave it to Katy Brezger to find such a useless Word with a silly sound attached to an absolutely fascinating story about us and the language we speak.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1123052342-21772-0-- Received: from ms4-2 ([unix socket]) (authenticated user=pb4181_0-eee01 bits=0) by ms4-2 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1) with LMTP; Mon, 20 Mar 2006 10:28:46 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) by ms4-2.1blu.de with esmtp (Exim 3.36 #1) id 1FLGgu-0008Ed-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 20 Mar 2006 10:28:44 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 861E85C68E9 for ; Mon, 20 Mar 2006 02:26:20 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1142841327-25305-0" Subject: GARGANTUAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Gargantuan (Adjective) Pronunciation: [gahr-'gæn-chu-ên ] Definition 1: Enormous size or capacity. Usage 1: The noun is "gargantua", a person of great stature with voracious physical or intellectual appetites. Suggested usage: The noun may be used in a straightforward physical sense: "Reynaldo was a small man who used a golf cart to navigate his gargantuan house". It is more at home in metaphoric turns of phrase, however: "His gargantuan appetite for life often led him to bite off more than he could chew." Etymology: From gargantua, a commonization of the name of the hero of "Gargantua and Pantagruel" by Fran=E7ois Rabelais, a gigantic man of enormous physical and intellectual appetites. (Our thanks to Laurent Bussard for reminding us of this colorful alternative to "huge", "enormous", "gigantic", etc., etc.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: Garlic serves various purposes in Western and Eastern societies. It is a tasty spice added to many sauces and in the cooking of meats. It is healthful, thought to be responsible for lowering cholesterol levels in the blood 4-5%. And, of course, in sufficient quantity, it is very effective in preventing both people and vampires from bothering you. (Warning: it has no effect on werewolves; do not confuse the two.) Etymology: Today's word descended from an Old English compound, "gárléac", comprising gare "spear" + leac "leek". The root "gar-" appears in "garfish", the fish with the spear-like nose. "Leek" began its life as Old Germanic *lauko-, visible in Icelandic hvítlaukur "garlic" and borrowed by Finnish as laukka "onion", where it changed very little. It did change a bit in Slavic languages, as you can see in the Russian and Serbian word luk "onion." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! 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Usage 1: This word has many near synonyms: talkative (tending to talk a lot), loquacious ("talkative" with a Latin stem), prolix (wordy in speaking or writing), voluble (characterized by rapid speech), glib (speaking or writing with ease, perhaps superficially), verbose (wordy, implying dullness). Suggested usage: Did you ever hear a rambling speech that wandered way off course? "The speech was so garrulous it went over everyone's head". The noun is "garrulity". "His garrulity leads him to frequently misspeak himself". (Thanks to Dr. Audra Himes of YDC for the original concept for today's word.) Etymology: From Latin garrulus (garr-ire "to chatter"). Probably from PIE *gar- whence also Sanskrit gir "speech", Greek gêrus "voice", Germanic girren "to coo", and English call. (For PIE, see "Words: Where do they Come From" in the yourDictionary library.) ont face=3Darial size=3D1>=97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! 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Here is a word for a 17th century pastime that declined in the 18th as people discovered that gastromantics were using ventriloquism (or gastriloquism) to deceive their audiences. (Unconfirmed sources have reported that it staged a temporary though impressive come-back on Wall Street last year.) The adjective and agent noun is "gastromantic" [gæs-trê-'mæn-tik]. Suggested usage: Do you find 20th-century parlor games tiresome? Then after dinner say something like, "I just adored your cabbage and sausage, Frederika. Now, let's see what sort of gastromantic predictions we can make about tomorrow's markets". At last, a polite means of referring to stomach-rumblings, "After a few beers your stomach is a gastromantic chorale, George. It tells me you are in for a long night of heart-burn and indigestion". Finally, we could use it rather like "Gesundheit" after a sneeze: "Gastromancy!" after a gurgle, meaning "Happy digestion!" Etymology: Greek gaster "pot-belly" + mant-eia "power of divination." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1153033145-17306-0-- Subject: GAUCHE: Word of the Day Pronunciation: ['gosh] Definition: Tactless, awkward, lacking in social grace. Usage: Today's adjective has a, well, gauche adverb, "gauchely", and two nouns, "gaucheness" and "gaucherie", of which the latter is clearly the prettier. Don't forget the [e] on the end of the adjective. Suggested Usage: Of course, it is very gauche to drool on your lobster at the dinner table but it may even be a little gauche to arrive early to that soiree; arriving fashionably late is much more stylish. Asking the president why no one below the rank of executive vice president qualifies for the company bonus plan at the annual management-employee picnic might also seem a bit gauche—even if those below that rank think it to the point. Etymology: Borrowed from French gauche "left", probably from an Old French form *galc, found in gaulic hand "the left hand" and gauk-handed "left-handed" in Northern English dialects. The French word may have come from Old High German welc "soft, languid, weak" whence German welk "withered, faded, languid". The ambiguity of English "right" is no coincidence; the right-handed majority has historically associated their preferred hand with correctness and righteousness, while presuming something wrong with the left. The Latin word for right, "dexter", is the source of "dexterous", whose synonym, "adroit", comes from the French phrase à droit "to the right". 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Gauche (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['gosh] Listen Definition: Tactless, awkward, lacking in social grace. Usage: Today's adjective has a, well, gauche adverb, "gauchely", and two nouns, "gaucheness" and "gaucherie", of which the latter is clearly the prettier. Don't forget the [e] on the end of the adjective. Suggested Usage: Of course, it is very gauche to drool on your lobster at the dinner table but it may even be a little gauche to arrive early to that soiree; arriving fashionably late is much more stylish. Asking the president why no one below the rank of executive vice president qualifies for the company bonus plan at the annual management-employee picnic might also seem a bit gauche—even if those below that rank think it to the point. Etymology: Borrowed from French gauche "left", probably from an Old French form *galc, found in gaulic hand "the left hand" and gauk-handed "left-handed" in Northern English dialects. The French word may have come from Old High German welc "soft, languid, weak" whence German welk "withered, faded, languid". The ambiguity of English "right" is no coincidence; the right-handed majority has historically associated their preferred hand with correctness and righteousness, while presuming something wrong with the left. The Latin word for right, "dexter", is the source of "dexterous", whose synonym, "adroit", comes from the French phrase à droit "to the right". On the other hand (so to speak), not only today's word reflects the left-handed prejudice but also "sinister", which comes from the Latin word for "left." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy Subject: GAUDY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Gaudy (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['ga-dee or 'gaw-dee] Definition 1: Extravagantly showy, dazzling, possibly tastelessly so. Usage 1: There is an old noun gaud =3D "a showy bauble, trinket, ornament" from which "gaudy" itself was derived. "Gaudiness" is the noun derived from "gaudy". Gaudy is the most positive of the four near synonyms "gaudy", "flashy", "meretricious", and "tawdry". "Flashy" implies shallowness, while "meretricious" suggests falseness and misrepresentation. "Tawdry" suggests cheapness and sleaziness. "Gaudy" implies excess, clashing colors that may or may not be outlandish. Definition 2: (Noun) A gala festival or entertainment celebrating some event. Usage 2: The noun is used mostly in reference to gala dinners celebrating some event in the history of a British college. But it needn't be so restricted. Suggested usage: Today's word may be used as an adjective positively: "She takes great pride in her South American origins, dressing in gaudy clothes every day". The nominal sense is always positive and should be used much more widely in the English-speaking world: "Mardi Gras is the gaudiest of gaudies". Indeed, given the connotations of the adjective, why not conflate the two so that we go to "costume gaudies", rather than bland-sounding "costume parties?" Etymology: From Old French gaudir "to rejoice, make merry, to jest, scoff at" from late Latin gaudre "to rejoice". Latin gaudium "joy, happiness". Akin to Greek ganusthai "to rejoice" with an infixed "n". (Thanks today to Ellery Brown for this elegant, not at all gaudy, lexical trinket from the English word store.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1136535412-18128-0-- Subject: GAUNTLET: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Gauntlet (Noun) Pronunciation: ['gant-let] Definition 1: (1) The glove of a suit of armor. (2) Two lines of tormentors with flailing sticks between which someone must run as punishment or initiation. Usage 1: Today's word seems to have two completely unrelated meanings. As we will see in the Etymology, that is because they are two entirely different words. The word in the phrase, throw down the gauntlet "to challenge someone" (as did knights of yore), truly is "gauntlet". The word in the phrase, run the gauntlet "to proceed despite the spiteful efforts of others", is a corruption of "gantlope" ['gænt-lop]. This word has degenerated into "gantlet", which is offered as an alternative for "gauntlet" in most current dictionaries. Suggested usage: Although we at yourDictionary are not beyond banging our heads against the brick wall of words mispronounced and misspelled for ages, this one seems a lost cause: "To get to Maude's wonderful dinner we had to run the gauntlet of Harrison's horrid before-dinner puns". As for Harrison, one approach to the problem he raises would be to throw down the gauntlet before him by mounting a campaign of puns that are stupider than his. Of course, if you would like to initiate a revival of "gantlope", we will willingly support your efforts. We are not cowed by futility! Etymology: The first of today's words comes from French gantelet "glove", a diminutive of gant "glove" from Old French guant" (compare Spanish and Portuguese guante "glove" and Italian guanto "glove"). The word was apparently borrowed from a Germanic language as want- but, since the Romance languages did not have a [w] sound, that sound was replaced by [gw] (spelled "gu"). The same thing happened when Germanic "ward" was borrowed as "guard". The second word that merged with today's was borrowed as "gantlope" from Swedish gatlopp comprising gata "lane" (akin to English "go") + lopp "running, course" (akin to English "lope"). (We thank Arlin Anderson for throwing down the gauntlet before those who confuse these two words by suggesting we bring them to our readers' attention.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: "I had arranged to help Andrea with her algebra homework, but that nerd Norman, who is always top in math, has gazumped me". "We were in negotiation with a famous pianist to play at to our local musical festival next October, but now we've been gazumped by Carnegie Hall=97he's got an engagement there instead." Etymology: From Yiddish gezumph "overcharge". It was adapted to real estate dealings in London in the 1970s, at a time of rapidly rising house prices. =97Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, University of Canterbury Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Raising pigs for their skin might be pertinent to a discussion of US football since footballs are made from pigskin but hardly germane. Quarterbacks, field goals, and end runs are, however, quite germane to any discussion of football. So, would a discussion of the word "German" be germane here? Apparently, not. The English name for the Germans apparently comes from an accidentally similar Latin word, perhaps itself borrowed from Celtic. Etymology: Ultimately from Latin germanus "own, fully related", based on germen "offshoot". The root here, germ-, underwent an interesting change frequently seen in language called "dissimilation". It was originally the same *gen- that gave us "generate", "genus" from Latin and "kin", "kind" and German "Kind" from Old Germanic. But when the suffix "-men" was added to the root to make *gen-men-, the [n] and the [m] didn't get along because both are nasals, i.e. pronounced through the nose. 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Originally, it referred to such a sector designated for Jews but more recently the reference has been expanded to include any minority. Usage 1: In the European eye few cities exude the romance of Venice: the city of love and honeymoons, canals and gondolas=97it is a fairy-tale city on water. But in 1516 the ruling fathers of Venice decreed that all Jews could live in only one quarter of the city, an area called "The Ghetto", thereby condemning forever the name of this lovely Venetian parish. Today it is home to a small Jewish community where two of its original five synagogues still survive. The irony of the first ghetto arising in this romantic city is compounded by the fact that the Jewish community was freed from the Ghetto in 1797 by the scourge of Europe at the time: Napoleon Bonaparte. (The plural of this word, by the way, is "ghettos"=97no "e.") Suggested usage: The Warsaw Ghetto of World War II remains one of greatest blots on the pages of European history. Even the black ghettos that persist in parts of the US, socially rather than legally enforced, pale in comparison. "Ghetto", however, is being used more broadly today: "Harold just moved into a new mansion in Celestial Hills, a ghetto of corporate executives on the other side of town". Let us hope for the day when the blight of ghettos is removed permanently and the word can return to peacefully to Italy. Etymology: The section of Venice known as the Ghetto [getto] in the 16th century was the site of a foundry, "getto" [jetto] in Italian. Some have speculated that the word was a dialectal variant of "getto" but the pronunciations of the two words are quite distinct, as you can see. For this reason, we have to concede the origin of today's word is obscure. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Glair (noun) Pronunciation: [gleyr] Definition: Egg white or similar slimy substance. Usage: Speaking of eggs, did you ever wonder why the yellow of an egg is called a yolk rather than a yelk? Well, that is the sort of thing that worries linguists. In fact, the word "yelk" was used until the latter half of the 19th century when it was replaced by an alternate of mysterious origins, "yolk". Glaireous is the adjective accompanying today's noun, which should not be confused with its kinword glare "harshly bright light." Suggested Usage: Today's word is useful in distinguishing egg whites from the whites of your eyes when cooking: "Mandy, can't you make a meringue without getting glair in your hair?" Do remember, though, metaphorically, it enjoys a wider range of applications, "Two less than tidy youngsters, adorned with a glaireous substance trailing from their nostrils, sparkled in the glare of the early morning sun by the gate of their house." Etymology: Medieval French glaire, dating back to 1000, probably from the feminine, "clara" of Latin clarus "bright, clear" also found in Portuguese glara, clara, Italian chiara, and Spanish "clara". The Latin word may well be related to cal- in "intercalate" and "calendar", which meant "call, announce" in Latin (calare "to call"). The association of sound with clarity is ancient and is evident in such expressions as "clarion call", referring to the clarion, an instrument noted for the clarity of its tone. "Clamor" is also a sound word deriving from the same root. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- New Feature! YD Staff Recommendation We found this wonderful deal for book-lovers -- The Literary Guild is a great company, and the savings are remarkable. You can get 5 books (tons of choices) for only $.99. The only catch is that you have to agree to buy 4 more books in the next 2 years. 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It's reliable, fast, and relatively painless. Plus, it starts at only $19.95 for federal or state returns, AND they have live customer support. WOTD: Glair (Noun) Pronunciation: [gleyr] Listen Definition: Egg white or similar slimy substance. Usage: Speaking of eggs, did you ever wonder why the yellow of an egg is called a yolk rather than a yelk? Well, that is the sort of thing that worries linguists. In fact, the word "yelk" was used until the latter half of the 19th century when it was replaced by an alternate of mysterious origins, "yolk". Glaireous is the adjective accompanying today's noun, which should not be confused with its kinword glare "harshly bright light." Suggested Usage: Today's word is useful in distinguishing egg whites from the whites of your eyes when cooking: "Mandy, can't you make a meringue without getting glair in your hair?" Do remember, though, metaphorically, it enjoys a wider range of applications, "Two less than tidy youngsters, adorned with a glaireous substance trailing from their nostrils, sparkled in the glare of the early morning sun by the gate of their house." Etymology: Medieval French glaire, dating back to 1000, probably from the feminine, "clara" of Latin clarus "bright, clear" also found in Portuguese glara, clara, Italian chiara, and Spanish "clara". The Latin Word may well be related to cal- in "intercalate" and "calendar", which meant "call, announce" in Latin (calare "to call"). The association of sound with clarity is ancient and is evident in such expressions as "clarion call", referring to the clarion, an instrument noted for the clarity of its tone. "Clamor" is also a sound word deriving from the same root. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4c.1c8.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8108-0-1176098425-- Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([64.241.74.202]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1EwyEW-0NR0QS0; Thu, 12 Jan 2006 09:55:00 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 08E585C2B5A for ; Thu, 12 Jan 2006 01:48:36 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1137053315-7833-0" Subject: GLAIR: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 01:48:36 -0700 (MST) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-01-12T08:55:17Z X-TOI-MSGID: e4014a93-2b73-45ea-8d1c-a848c38f261b ------------=_1137053315-7833-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Glair (Noun) Pronunciation: [gleyr] Definition 1: Egg white or similar slimy substance. Usage 1: Speaking of eggs, did you ever wonder why the yellow of an egg is called a yolk rather than a yelk? Well, that is the sort of thing that worries linguists. In fact, the word "yelk" was used until the latter half of the 19th century when it was replaced by an alternate of mysterious origins, "yolk". Glaireous is the adjective accompanying today's noun, which should not be confused with its kinword glare "harshly bright light." Suggested usage: Today's word is useful in distinguishing egg whites from the whites of your eyes when cooking: "Mandy, can't you make a meringue without getting glair in your hair?" Do remember, though, metaphorically, it enjoys a wider range of applications, "Two less than tidy youngsters, adorned with a glaireous substance trailing from their nostrils, sparkled in the glare of the early morning sun by the gate of their house." Etymology: Medieval French glaire, dating back to 1000, probably from the feminine, "clara" of Latin clarus "bright, clear" also found in Portuguese glara, clara, Italian chiara, and Spanish "clara". The Latin word may well be related to cal- in "intercalate" and "calendar", which meant "call, announce" in Latin (calare "to call"). The association of sound with clarity is ancient and is evident in such expressions as "clarion call", referring to the clarion, an instrument noted for the clarity of its tone. "Clamor" is also a sound word deriving from the same root. (Apparently today's contributor, known to us only as Roslyn, preferred to avoid the glare of the spotlight in today's write-up.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In the motion picture world glowering is known as "the slow burn", an expression of barely contained fury with the eyes focused on the person at fault. Suggested usage: Glowering always bothers people, so it is usually used defensively: "I hate it when mama glowers at me until I start my homework". "My dad doesn't speak but just glowers when I come home late". Here's another useful use: "You don't have to glower like that just because I smashed one burger in your cargo pants!" Etymology: Middle English gloren, possibly from Norwegian dialect glyra "to look askance". It is less likely a blend of glare + scour "search" (ME glaren + scuren). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: A plan is a "goer" if it shows promise of working. "Where Ozzies would say "It's a goer", folks in the US would probably say "It's a winner." Suggested usage: Here again we have a word that tells us about masculine domination of the language. "He is a real goer" refers to a very capable man with a lot on the ball while "She is a real goer" suggests a woman who moves too fast and in the wrong lane. (Women were supposed to stay at home.) But today's word applies to everything in the world: "No, Ozzie, while it is innovative, I don't think your broccoli ice cream is a goer." Etymology: Today's word is derived from the verb "go" from Old English "gan". The verb is prevalent among Germanic languages, e.g. Swedish "går", German "gehen", Dutch "gaan", but is found in few other Indo-European languages. It is suspected in Latin heres "heir" with a suffix -r (*ghe-re-) and in Greek khoros "place", which would put it in the English borrowings "hereditary" and "choreography". But both etymologies are stretches. The past tense, "went", is the old participle of wend "to wind one's way". Another variant of "go" is "gang", still used in Scotland, as in Bobby Burns' famous proverb, "The best laid schemes o' Mice an' Men, gang aft agley". Elsewhere its meaning changed to "going, way of going" and vanished except in compounds like "gang-plank". (Thanks today goes to Peter McCrossin, who filled us in on the usages of "goer" down under ages ago [from agone].) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: Sometime back we proposed theurgy "beneficial or white magic" as the Word of the Day. Today's word is its antonym: theurgy is the summoning of beneficial spirits and goety, the appeal to evil ones. This word has been misspelled "geotia" under the mistaken impression of a special relation of evil spirits to the earth. Don't fall into that trap! The adjectives are "theurgic(al)" and "goetic(al)", respectively, and the adverbs, "theurgically" and "goetically." Suggested Usage: When unexpectedly meeting someone you would prefer avoiding, you might try: "What goetic quirk brought you here?" Chances are they will not understand (preserving you from physical harm), unless they are also subscribers to the Word of the Day, in which case you would have been delighted to meet them in the first place. (It all works out.) Here is another: "Don't bother telephoning him. When you need him, you can't contact him by goety." Etymology: Despite the affinity of witches and warlocks for goats, today's word is unrelated to anything hircine (goatish). Rather, it comes from Greek goeteia "witchcraft, juggling" from goes "sorcerer, juggler" through Latin "goetia" and French "goétie". The original word apparently was related to playing or making sounds. It turns up in Serbian gudeti "to fiddle" and govoriti "to speak" and in Sanskrit as jogU "singing, praising". (We did not conjure up today's word by goety or theurgy; it came to us through the good services of Gregory Gallardo.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? 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Usage 1: It is important when you are balancing your checkbook that you never confuse a googol with a googolplex, a number with a 1 followed by a googol of zeros. It is easy to do, given the similarity in pronunciation and spelling. Suggested usage: So, if I'm not a mathematician without enough to occupy my mind, how can I use this word? Funny you should ask. The obvious place is on the invitations to your parties: "Come to our party Saturday night for gaggles of gags and googols of giggles". (That kind of silly hyperbole should hold the attendance to full-time fun-lovers.) If you are totally immune to silly alliteration and hyperbole, you could refer to googols of googly-eyed fans surrounding a rock star. But then most of us wouldn't. Etymology: This word was coined in 1938 by Milton Sirotta, the 9-year-old nephew of American mathematician, Edward Kasner, when Ed asked him for a name for a very large number. The "Google" spelling was taken by the web search engine from "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (1979) by Douglas Adams, in which one of Deep Thought's designers asks, "And are you not . . . a greater analyst than the Googleplex Star Thinker in the Seventh Galaxy of Light and Ingenuity which can calculate the trajectory of every single dust particle throughout a five-week Dangrabad Beta sand blizzard?" (No, this isn't an April Fool's gag, but a legitimate word spotted by our friend with the eye for funny words at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas, Ray Johnson.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: So, if I'm not a mathematician without enough to occupy my mind, how can I use this word? Funny you should ask. The obvious place is on the invitations to your parties: "Come to our party Saturday night for gaggles of gags and googols of giggles". (That kind of silly hyperbole should hold the attendance to full-time fun-lovers.) If you are totally immune to silly alliteration and hyperbole, you could refer to googols of googly-eyed fans surrounding a rock star. But then most of us wouldn't. Etymology: This word was coined in 1938 by Milton Sirotta, the 9-year-old nephew of American mathematician, Edward Kasner, when Ed asked him for a name for a very large number. The "Google" spelling was taken by the web search engine from "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (1979) by Douglas Adams, in which one of Deep Thought's designers asks, "And are you not . . . a greater analyst than the Googleplex Star Thinker in the Seventh Galaxy of Light and Ingenuity which can calculate the trajectory of every single dust particle throughout a five-week Dangrabad Beta sand blizzard?" (No, this isn't an April Fool's gag, but a legitimate word spotted by our friend with the eye for funny words at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas, Ray Johnson.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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Usage 1: If you are uncomfortable calling the activity and the person conducting the activity by the same name (gossip), you may refer to the latter as a "gossiper". Gossipers tend to be gossipy (the adjective). Not only does today's word refer to both the person and activity, it also serves as a verb, "to gossip." Suggested usage: We probably should let the earlier meanings go today; "Mildred is my favorite gossip", would probably be misinterpreted in the first or second sense. Gossip has it that "posh" is derived from "port outbound, starboard homebound" printed on old ship tickets. But that is all it is=97gossip. However, studies have shown that 90% of office gossip is true! So, "Mable is a relentless gossip but a reliable one", makes sense. Etymology: Today's word started out as Old English "godsibb", a compound consisting of god "god" + sibb "kinsman". "Sibb", which also underlies "sibling", is related to "self", from Old Germanic *selbaz. In Slavic languages like Russian it emerged as "sebya", shortened to "se" in some languages and "sya" in others. Latin sui "of oneself", another kinsword, is visible in "suicide". Even Sanskrit swami "one's own (master)" came from the same original root. (The gossip around yourDictionary is that Sandra Disner sent in today's word. If so, thank you, Sandra; it's a fascinating mirror of our changing minds.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The word for it seems to have fallen into the crack between the 17th and 18th centuries. But now yourDictionary has brought it back again. Ta-da! We might as well resurrect the adjective, "goundy", too=97and will the verb be far behind? "My eyes gounded up so remarkably over night I can barely see to dress this morning. Maybe I should stay in bed." Suggested usage: If English has a word for everything, why do we use the same word, "sleep", for sleep and the substance left in the eyes by sleep? It would be a shame to lose this useful little workpony forever: "If you can't see that your shirt and pants do not match, you had better get the gound out of your eyes". Once we have reestablished it, we can manumit it to new heights of metaphoric glory: "I think Ermaline has an accumulation of gound on the brain not to see that school librarian is the perfect job for her." Etymology: This word has been around forever, though probably not with this meaning. 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Suggested usage:The word is usually used to refer to politicians in utterances like: "He has the gravitas for a successful vice-presidential candidate" meaning a demeanor that will be taken seriously. However, it might just as well refer to an prominent person lacking a sense of humor: "Our jokes were no match for his gravitas." Etymology: Latin gravitas (from gravis "heavy") "weight, heaviness". Obviously realated to "gravity" and "grave" (in the sense of "serious" but not "burial site"); also "grieve" and "aggravate" (make more serious). The same underlying Proto-Indo-European (PIE) stems, *gwerê- evolved into Greek baros "weight" from which we get "baritone" and "barometer". In the Eastern PIE language, Sanskrit, the stem evolved into guru "heavy, venerable". 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Suggested usage:The word is usually used to refer to politicians in utterances like: "He has the gravitas for a successful vice-presidential candidate" meaning a demeanor that will be taken seriously. However, it might just as well refer to an prominent person lacking a sense of humor: "Our jokes were no match for his gravitas." Etymology: Latin gravitas (from gravis "heavy") "weight, heaviness". Obviously realated to "gravity" and "grave" (in the sense of "serious" but not "burial site"); also "grieve" and "aggravate" (make more serious). The same underlying Proto-Indo-European (PIE) stems, *gwerê- evolved into Greek baros "weight" from which we get "baritone" and "barometer". In the Eastern PIE language, Sanskrit, the stem evolved into guru "heavy, venerable". It has been very popular root among us Indo-Europeans. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. The Dictionaries: Language | Specialty | Multilingual | Translation Button | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy ©1996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.jyk0.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-5888-0-1172646007-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2005 09:36:19 +0100 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxeu2.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpdM-1CsdEI3Kd9-0007v2; Sun, 23 Jan 2005 09:36:18 +0100 by mail.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6E940D73BF for ; Sat, 22 Jan 2005 22:38:18 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1106399731-20667-0" Subject: GRAVITAS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Gravitas (Noun) Pronunciation: ['græ-vi-tahs or 'græ-vi-tæs] Definition 1: Solemnity or seriousness eliciting the respect of others. Suggested usage: The word is usually used to refer to politicians in utterances like: "He has the gravitas for a successful vice-presidential candidate" meaning a demeanor that will be taken seriously. However, it might just as well refer to an prominent person lacking a sense of humor: "Our jokes were no match for his gravitas." Etymology: Latin gravitas (from gravis "heavy") "weight, heaviness". Obviously realated to "gravity" and "grave" (in the sense of "serious" but not "burial site"); also "grieve" and "aggravate" (make more serious). The same underlying Proto-Indo-European (PIE) stems, *gwerê- evolved into Greek baros "weight" from which we get "baritone" and "barometer". In the Eastern PIE language, Sanskrit, the stem evolved into guru "heavy, venerable". It has been very popular root among us Indo-Europeans. ont face=3Darial size=3D1>=97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: One can be friendly to other people without wanting or enjoying their company. "Gregarious" describes people who are quite extroverted and enjoy groups as a means of making new friends=97a joiner, a hypernetworker. Suggested usage: A gregarious person is closer to a "party animal" than to someone who is merely sociable. "Rodney's gregarious personality served him well in his extracurricular activities" or "Ortha was not as gregarious as her sister and so enjoyed more time reading at home." Etymology: Latin gregarius "belonging to a flock" from grex, greg- "flock". Also found in "congregate", "segregate", "egregious", and "Gregory". This is probably a reduplicated form of *ger- which also emerges in Greek agora "marketplace". (Thanks to Dr. Audra Himes of yourDictionary.com for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word sounds like an ancient player in Celtic mythology, perhaps a people in one of Tolkien's tales of ancient England. You might be surprised to know that the term is very recent, invented by the flyers of the Royal Air Force to explain otherwise inexplicable glitches in the operation of their aircraft and first noticed in print only in 1941. Suggested usage: The gremlins of air space have moved into cyberspace, where they are often the only explanation of lost e-mail or other misbehavior of our Internet connections, "I received your e-mail alright but the attachment was snatched by the gremlins of cyberspace". You must have discovered that some software application does not perform unless you carry out an extra step your friends and colleagues to not have to: "There is a gremlin in my computer that won't allow my browser to come up unless I hold my left ear with my right hand, close one eye, and hold down the letter 'X' as I click the browser icon." Etymology: Although today's word first emerged during World War II, evidence suggests a predecessor was in circulation among the RAF a bit earlier. In the 1920s it was used to refer to anyone saddled with a menial task but that sense never quite caught on. Charles Graves wrote in 'The Thin Blue Line' (1941) that the word referred to goblins that clambered out of Fremlin beer bottles, a popular beer among RAF pilots in India and the Middle East before World War II. Get it? Goblin + Fremlin =3D gremlin. No one has proposed a more convincing or authoritative explanation. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1133510960-3104-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 04 Dec 2006 11:05:12 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GrAh7-00085Z-MF for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 04 Dec 2006 11:05:06 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 51D765C31C1 for ; Mon, 4 Dec 2006 02:52:36 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1165220126-17963-0" Subject: GRISLY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Grisly (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['griz-lee] Definition 1: Gruesome, dreadful, causing horror or terror. Usage 1: Today's adjective may be compared: "grislier", "grisliest", and it has a noun, "grisliness". Since the suffix -ly is never doubled, there is no adverb; terrible things may only be carried out in a grisly manner or fashion. Do not confuse today's word with "grizzly", which simply means "gray" (or, as our British readers would prefer, "grey"). "Grizzly" also refers to a species of large bears that inhabit the northerly climes of North America. Suggested usage: "Grisly" is applied only to the most horrible of acts. Murders may be grisly, as may particularly horrifying attacks: "The hungry grizzly bear left a grisly scene in the cabin". Use it metaphorically? Of course, you may: "Lola served a grisly dish consisting of innards stuffed inside innards that took away everyone's appetite for several days". (No, it was even worse than haggis.) Etymology: Today's word is curiously associated with a word that is almost an antonym: "Christ". Both words devolved from Proto-Indo-European *ghrei- "to rub, smear". Today's word descends directly from Old English grislic "terrifying" from Germanic *gris- "to frighten", probably from the sense of "to grate on the mind". Another relative, "grime" is related to the sense of "to smear", which is also probably behind French grimer "to put on makeup", origin of the Russian noun grim "stage makeup". The sense of "smear" is not far from that of "anoint", the meaning of Greek "khrein", whose past passive participle is khristos "anointed". This word is often used in translating the New Testament references to Jesus, Greek Khristos "the anointed one". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1165220126-17963-0-- Delivery-Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 10:52:34 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu11) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1F23ha1lIg-0000hj for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 26 Jan 2006 10:46:03 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 59C855C6835 for ; Thu, 26 Jan 2006 02:32:02 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1138262805-20129-0" Subject: GROGGY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 02:32:02 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1138262805-20129-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Groggy (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['grah-gee] Definition 1: Inebriated; dazed, dizzy, shaky, woozy, unsteady. Usage 1: Today's is a rich adjective with a large nest of relatives: a comparative (groggier) and superlative (groggiest) degree, an adverb (groggily), and a noun (grogginess). The word sense comes from grog, an old sea-goer's drink made by mixing rum with water=97to make the rum last longer if not the crew itself. You don't want to drink yourself a grog blossom, the permanent rosaceous (red, pimply) nose caused by excessive imbibery. In Australia and New Zealand "grog" refers to beer or other cheap alcoholic beverages. Suggested usage: There are many ways to become groggy without the assistance of alcohol, "I haven't been this groggy since I was trapped in the revolving door at the hotel". For this reason, the word has become a synonym of such words as "dizzy" and "woozy": "Walking into a door would make anyone groggy but are you sure you weren't a bit off keel before you took it on?" Etymology: Admiral Edward Vernon (1684-1757) is the father of grog, and its name comes from his nickname, "Old Grog", derived from the fact that he frequently wore a grogram coat. Grogram was a coarse material blended of silk, mohair and wool, sometimes stiffened with gum. This word, in its turn, is a corruption of the French gros grain "large, coarse grain", still used in the clothing industry, e.g. gros grain(ed) silk. "Gros" devolved from Latin grossus "thick". "Grain" came from Latin granum "seed, kernel" which traces its ancestry to the same root that produced English "kernel" and "corn", something else you can make grog from. (Our ungroggiest gratitude is owed Grant Hutchinson for putting us on the trail of today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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In other words, the surrender of independent thought to group dynamics. Usage 1: Groupthink is not an evil; it is the attempt by members of a prestigious group to contribute to consensus, as well as to protect themselves by siding with the majority. However, it often leads to bad decisions. It is generally accepted as a major factor Roosevelt's ignoring evidence of the impending attack on Pearl Harbor and in Kennedy's miscalculations in invading Cuba. Now it is being suggested that it was a factor in the miscalculation of weapons of mass destruction and Al Qaeda activity in Iraq. Suggested usage: Since the noun "think" means "one instance of thinking", "Groupthink", is not the best of terms. It was selected, no doubt, to attract media attention. "Group mindset" is a more descriptive term. The sentiment is one long associated with the thought conformity of committees: "A camel is a horse designed by groupthink (a committee)." Etymology: The word "think" comes from Old English "thencan" akin to "thancian "to thank". Its origin is Proto-Indo-European *tong-/teng which rarely appears outside Germanic: Albanian tangë "resentment" and Tocharian-a dead language-tunk "love". These examples seem to refer to feelings but in Old English "think" originally meant "to seem, appear", as Thomas Heywood so aptly put it in 1635, "Him thought that in his depth of sleepe he saw A Souldier arm'd". This led to the impersonal verb, "methinks", found often in the works of Shakespeare. It is easy to see how "it appears to me" could slip into "I think". (Wendy Middleton of yourDictionary thought today's word might come in handy as we read the reports on 9/11 and the Iraqi war that are beginning to emerge in Washington.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------143EE7EA0FF7C3C1448018CC-- . by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 14 Nov 2006 11:19:46 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GjvOL-00049Z-UU for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 14 Nov 2006 11:19:46 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7A4DE5C4339 for ; Tue, 14 Nov 2006 02:51:33 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1163492007-22908-0" Subject: GRUB: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Grub (Noun) Pronunciation: [grêb] Definition 1: (Western US Slang) Plain food, 'eats,' victuals; also, a thick white larva of some insects that spends its life digging through the soil Usage 1: We don't actually advocate using today's word in its first meaning: it is substandard slang originating in the speech of the American cowboy. On a cattle drive, grub was simple but hot, served up around the chuck wagon, which carried the provisions for the drive. The chuck wagon's name probably didn't come from the fact that you were apt to 'chuck up' the food it provided, but more likely because it was where biscuits, called "chuck" on board ships of the time were prepared. Suggested usage: Should you ever play cowboy, you wouldn't want to use words like "cuisine", "comestibles", or even "food". For that situation, put this word to work, "That was some grub you rustled up for us tonight, Cookie; where did you dig it up?" Why grub has to be 'rustled up' is anyone's guess; that is just the way it is on the prairie. A "grub stake?" you ask. That was a Gold Rush term: the money a miner needed for grub until he struck gold. It came with the understanding that the giver would share in the profits from any gold discovered. Etymology: Speaking of grub, some of the best is the cured salmon known as gravlax, from Swedish grava "to bury" + lax "lox", named for the original process of curing it in the ground. The same root that produced "grava", turned up in Old English grybban "to dig", which ultimately became "grub". Because pigs and other animals usually grub for food, the word "grub" also became cowboy slang for "food". (There may have been little difference between what the animals dug up and what the chuck wagon provided.) In Middle Dutch the same root emerged as groeve "ditch", which was borrowed by English as "groove". The Old English word for "ditch" was "graef", which today is "grave". 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Usage 1: We love words that contradict themselves like "to sanction" (approve : prohibit) or "to clip" (cut off : add to). Today's word, however, has a meaning that is rather like an antonym of "host", yet the two words come from the same root, just as "cold" and "scald" do. We have no special term for such pairs but common etymologies of antonyms are nonetheless interesting (for today's see Etymology). Suggested usage: "Guest" is a common enough word in English, and is widely used metaphorically: "Freeman borrowed his neighbor's car without asking and is currently a guest of the local constabulary". But guesthood is not restricted to physical beings, "Before criticizing my wardrobe, remember that you are a guest of my good will and hence should show it the respect due a generous host." Etymology: Both "guest" and "host" originate in Proto-Indo-European *ghos-ti- "stranger". In Germanic languages the [gh] resolved into [g], resulting in Old Norse gestr "guest", Modern German Gast" and English "guest". In Latin, the [gh] became [h] and the result was Latin hostis "enemy", originally "stranger", seen our words "hostage" and "hostile". Our word "host", however, comes from French, which reduced the Latin word hospes "host" to "host". "Hospes" began its journey as a compound, *ghos-pot- or *ghos-pod- =93guest-master" (akin to Russian gospod "lord, master" and gospodin "mister"), based on *ghos- plus the *pot- underlying "potent" and "potentate". We see this same combination in "hospice", "hospitable", "hospital", and "hospitality". 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(1) Spunk, boldness, chutzpah, moxie; (2) common sense, horse sense. Usage 1: Today's word means the same as "rumgumption" and "rumblegumption", variants that you may use should you ever need more syllables. This fake Latin noun (see Etymology) is accompanied by a fake Latin adjective, "gumptious", that describes folks with gumption. Suggested usage: While "chutzpah" is part of the Yiddish dialect of English and "moxie" is used elsewhere in the Northeast, "gumption" is the word for these terms in the South. "Bless his soul, Henry Joe just doesn't have the gumption to ask Mabelline out to line dance". However, the word does appear widely outside the South: "It takes a lot of gumption to jump on a bungee cord." Etymology: Today's is a mysterious word, as is so often the case with the lexical contributions of Scotland. It plays in a trio, "gumption", "rumblegumption", "rumgumption". Today's word is apparently a simplification of "rumgumption", referring to the audacity derived from overdrinking, i.e. "overly self-assertive, boisterous". It is probably a rhyme duplicate of "rum" like rumdum "in a stupor from drinking" but with the Latin suffix "-tion", added by someone with their tongue in their cheek (making it difficult to pronounce). That suffix gives it a bit more of an educated tone, which might explain why its meaning is more positive than that of "rumdum". (We are certainly happy that B. J. Vinson had the gumption to send in today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1160982190-30218-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 10:31:22 +0200 by mxeu0.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpIi-1DnBV401fV-0007tV for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 28 Jun 2005 10:31:22 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 394CF5C1CFA for ; Tue, 28 Jun 2005 02:26:59 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1119942251-18086-0" Subject: GYBE, GIBE, JIBE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 02:26:59 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1119942251-18086-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Gybe, gibe, jibe (Verb) Pronunciation: ['jIb] Definition 1: 1. Spelled: "gybe": To swing a fore-and-aft sail or its boom from one side of the vessel to the other when the wind is behind you or (intransitive) the action itself. 2. Spelled "gibe": To taunt or jeer someone=0D 3. Spelled "jibe" and used mostly in the U.S.: To agree, or fit; to correlate or be in alignment with. Usage 1: Here are three words with three distinct origins ending up coincidentally with the same pronunciation. They are more and more often (mis)spelled the same way in the U. S.: j-i-b-e. =0D In the meaning of (3), the word "jive" is often (mis)used in the U. S. "Your figures don't jive with mine". This word is colloquial and probably should be avoided in favor of "agree", "concur", or "align."=0D Suggested usage: You would have to be talking to a sailor to say: "Don't gibe me for not gybing the sail properly". But in an informal setting, anyone should appreciate: "Why do you go out with him? Somehow the two of you don't jibe." Etymology: (1) Gybe: Dutch "gijpen" (originally "gijben") with the same meaning. =0D (2) Gibe: Possibly from Old French giber "to handle roughly, engage in horse play". =0D (3) Jibe: Probably related to "jive", though it is difficult to say which came first. The origins of both are shrouded in mystery. =0D =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1119942251-18086-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 11 Feb 2007 11:04:33 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1HGBZO-0000Wg-AX for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 11 Feb 2007 11:04:30 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id AEFB45DDEAC for ; Sun, 11 Feb 2007 02:49:56 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1171181471-15008-0" Subject: HAMBURGER: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Hamburger (Noun) Pronunciation: ['hæm-bê(r)-gê(r)] Definition 1: A chopped or ground beef patty, a ground beef patty sandwiched between bread. Usage 1: Today's word has been subjected to some heavy linguistic artillery. First, it was reanalyzed from hamburg+er (see Etymology) to ham+burger while at the same time undergoing clipping to simply "burger". The reanalysis as a compound allowed substitutions for the misperceived "ham", e.g. "cheeseburger", "fishburger", "turkeyburger", ad infinitum. The fact that hamburgers have never been made of ham seems to have had no impact on the linguistic processes. Suggested usage: Today's term applies metaphorically only to unpleasant circumstances, "His face looked like hamburger after the fight". The thought does, however, provide clear motivation for avoiding fights. Of course, we must be careful to call the people from Hamburg "Hamburgians", even if it does mean forcing a French suffix onto a German stem. Etymology: The Turkish tribes known at the Tatars, who moved across the Russia in the 13th and 14th centuries, shredded poor quality meat, mixed it with spices and ate it raw. "Beefsteak Tatar" became famous, though, in the German port city of Hamburg. Its famous 'Hamburg steak' was brought to the US in the 19th century, where it was generally cooked. The term 'Hamburger steak' first appeared in the Walla Walla, Washington newspaper in 1889. Hamburger simply means "from Hamburg" in German but, when Ray Kroc launched the MacDonald's hamburger chain in 1955, selling hamburger sandwiches for 15=A2 apiece, the word quickly assumed the meaning "from the US". (Thanks to Abdel Shilbaya of Warrensburg, Missouri for today's appetizing word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1171181471-15008-0-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Sun, 17 Sep 2006 09:33:35 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GOr9V-0c3Lcm0; Sun, 17 Sep 2006 09:33:21 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 30C0A5C1EF0 for ; Sun, 17 Sep 2006 01:31:17 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1158475684-2155-0" Subject: HARANGUE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 01:31:17 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-17T07:33:35Z X-TOI-MSGID: efa9f4a8-8762-423f-a113-7e47fa0a8821 ------------=_1158475684-2155-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Harangue (Verb) Pronunciation: [hê-'ræng] Definition 1: Verbal harassment, a tirade; a ranting uncontrolled preachment or piece of writing focused on a subject of interest only to the speaker or author. Usage 1: Today's noun serves equally well as a verb; one can harangue one's neighbors about petty grievances or harangue one's children about whom they associate with (though, of course, one shouldn't). Don't forget the "ue" on the end of today's word=97a remnant of its French heritage. Someone who harangues is a haranguer. Suggested usage: Harangues are a natural part of politics: "C-SPAN, the federal television network, brings the political harangues of both houses of Congress right into our living rooms". You do, more than occasionally, encounter them in other arenas, though, "After her long harangue about how he does nothing around the house, Ida Claire noticed through the window that her hubby had mown the lawn and weeded the flower beds while she napped." Etymology: Today's word comes from Old French harangue "public speech", borrowed from Old Italian aringa, the noun from aringare "to speak in public", based on aringo "public square, meeting place". The Italian noun descended from a Medieval Latin noun "harenga", borrowed from Germanic hringaz "ring, circle (of spectators)", ancestor of English "ring". (A ringing round of gratitude today is due Andrew Wood for suggesting this interesting word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1158475684-2155-0-- Received: from mailin11.aul.t-online.de (mailin11.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.69]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 16 Apr 2006 09:33:05 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin11.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FV1km-0rCPdw0; Sun, 16 Apr 2006 09:33:04 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1DD835C149C for ; Sun, 16 Apr 2006 01:32:32 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1145170323-7039-0" Subject: HASH: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2006 01:32:32 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-04-16T07:33:05Z X-TOI-MSGID: 9f685195-6db8-4a3a-a16c-36c74c90c79a ------------=_1145170323-7039-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Hash (Verb) Pronunciation: [hæsh] Definition 1: To chop meat or other victuals into small pieces for cooking; to make a mess of things; to talk over thoroughly, as to hash out the details of a project. Usage 1: Today's verb alone refers to irregularly chopped meat but may be used to refer to other foods so prepared, as "hash(ed) potatoes". The noun, "hash" by itself will be taken to refer to chopped meat. The original spam is a canned hash. Perhaps because the two words are related, the hatch marks on the sleeves of soldiers indicating rank of years of service are commonly referred to as "hash marks=94 (see Etymology). Suggested usage: Before dinner you may have to hash out who is going to hash the meat and potatoes. This could be a critical discussion since the wrong person could make hash of the hash. Then you would have to settle his or her hash (make a mess of them). Etymology: Today's is another word woven back and forth between us Germanics and the French. It comes from Old French hacher "to chop, mince", itself borrowed from Middle German hacken "to hack". After French had smoothed it out a bit, the English reborrowed it as hatch "cutting or inlaying lines", as the hatch marks on a football field or the sleeves of a military uniform. Later it was borrowed again as today's word. Though we now use a meat cleaver to chop hash, the original tool was a hatchet, another word from the French stem. The original root also went on to become "haggis", referring to that wonderful Scottish dish made from hashed sheep by-products (heart, lungs, liver, and suet) cooked in the stomach of often the self same sheep. See you in Kiltland! 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Usage 1: Have you ever needed a word for stalky plants that are more plant than flower? Or garden vegetables that develop large bushes but bear little fruit (in either sense)? Now you have it: they are haulmy plants. Roses with long stems but small blossoms? Haulmy. If you ever cover your garden beds with haulm, you can tell your neighbors that you are haulming them. Won't they be surprised? Suggested usage: Here is a word you can use over the backyard fence if you live in the country, "The rain made the corn a bit haulmy this year" (the stalks are large but the ears are small). But city-folk need not be deprived of this useful word. Since haulm today is an unimportant by-product of farming, its name spreads a metaphorical banquet before us all: "I thought Chastity's talk today was all haulm and no grain. How about you?" Etymology: Today's is an original Germanic word, e.g. Dutch and German halm "stem", Danish halm "straw". It is akin to "culm" from Latin culmus "stalk", which is now used more to refer to the refuse of coal production, such as the lovely culm banks of central Pennsylvania. The original stem *k'olêm- also underlies Greek kalamos "reed", Serbian slama "straw" and Russian soloma "straw". Because the Romans wrote with reeds (Latin calamus), and the inkwell was the place for them, a Roman inkwell was a "calamarium". This word survives today as calamari "squid", the tasty little ocean-going inkwell. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1141459343-17913-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 10:14:20 +0200 by mxeu4.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqlY-1Dz8xf1OUh-00016f for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 31 Jul 2005 10:14:19 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 487295C0391 for ; Sun, 31 Jul 2005 02:14:18 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1122793069-18392-0" Subject: HEGEMONY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 02:14:18 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1122793069-18392-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Hegemony (Noun) Pronunciation: [hê-'je-mê-ni] Definition 1: The dominant influence or authority over others, especially among states and nations. Usage 1: The Russian hegemony over the Caucasian and Central Asian nations is a classic example of a political hegemony. Russia, China, and the U.S. are probably the major political hegemons ['he-jê-mên] (the agent noun) in the world today since each hegemonizes [hê-'je-mê-nIz] (the verb) its political sphere of influence. The adjective is "hegemonic" and the plural is "hegemonies." Suggested usage: This term is most widely used in a political context, "The U.S. hegemony in the Caribbean is a mixed blessing=97it has brought political stability to the area but also economic dependency". As usual, we encourage you to apply it more broadly, even in high school, "How are we going to break Bob Wire's hegemony over the locker room? He outweighs any three of us!" Etymology: Greek hegemonia "leadership" from hegemon "leader", noun from the verb hegeisthai "to lead". The Greek root heg- derives from PIE *sag- which also turns up in English "seek" and "ransack" (borrowed from Old Norse rannsaka comprising rann "house + *saka "to search"). In Russian it picked up a prefix, iz- and turns up as iskat' "to look for". In Latin we find sagax, sagac- "of keen perception" which became sage "wise" in French (e.g. sage-femme "midwife") and sagaz "wise" in Spanish. Both "sage" and "sagacious" in English originated in the Latin word. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1122793069-18392-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 10:37:13 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu1) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1EdP9k39ZJ-0003xX for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 19 Nov 2005 10:37:13 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1EF355C24A0 for ; Sat, 19 Nov 2005 02:35:35 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132387783-29794-0" Subject: HEINOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 02:35:35 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132387783-29794-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Heinous (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['hey-nês] Definition 1: Outlandishly evil, extremely atrocious, abominable, enormous. Usage 1: So long as you remember to apply the corollary of the i-before-e rule (except when pronounced [ey]), you should have no problem with today's word. The adverb is, expectably, "heinously" and the noun, "heinousness." Suggested usage: Today's word should be saved for the most extreme cases of evil, "The destruction of Sadam Hussein's heinous government caused very little regret in the world". Don't expect to wring much humor from it, "Serving chocolate mousse for dessert to a table of dieting guests was a heinous decision for our hostess". (Way overstated.) Etymology: This hateful word was borrowed from Old French "haineus", the adjective from haine "hatred", the noun from ha=EFr "to hate". The French borrowed the word from Germanic *hatjan, whence German "hassen" and English "hate". Icelandic and Swedish hata and Danish hada "hate" are clearly related. More distant relatives include Gothic hatis "wrath", Greek kedos "grief, mourning", and Avestan sadra "sorrow". (We do hate to bury our gratitude to someone we love as much as Katy Brezger way down here, but it would be heinous not to express our gratitude somewhere for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1132387783-29794-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 19 Nov 2006 10:50:26 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GljJh-0001uU-D7 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 19 Nov 2006 10:50:26 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7C5B95C2D96 for ; Sun, 19 Nov 2006 02:50:24 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1163924053-13383-0" Subject: HEP: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Hep (Adjective) Pronunciation: [hep] Definition 1: (Dated slang) In the know, in the swing of the newest fad, in tune with the latest youthful style in music, clothes and slang. Usage 1: In the 40s and 50s only musicians and those who followed them identified with "hep" and they called each other "hep cats" given jazz musicians' preference for calling people "cats". To be a hep cat one had to get hep to the latest trends in jazz and youth dress. The original generation of hip cats appeared in the 60s, assuming quickly the name "hippy". They considered themselves set apart by their "hipness" (not to be confused with the hippiness which characterize most now). Suggested usage: If you are over fifty, you might still say something like, "Why are you wearing new jeans? What will it take to get you hep to the new faded fad?" If you are under 50, you will probably prefer the term "hip" or "in" or just "cool". The word is used more broadly to mean simply "understand", as "Selena, your dad and I are hep to your plans to go to the fraternity party tonight and we aren't going to let it happen". ." Etymology: US English has three very similar words related to jazz whose origins cannot be established: hup, hep, and hip. All three have been around since the turn of the century. The first one is used in timing cadences for marching or playing in a band: "Hup, two, three, four; hup, two, three, four". "Hep" became very popular among jazz musicians in the 40s and 50s meaning "in the know, in tune with the latest style". The term "hep cat" came to be used to refer to those who were hep. By the late 50s, preferences among youth and rock musicians shifted to "hip" with the same meaning. 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Usage 1: This word is sometimes pronounced without the initial "h" ['êr-bê-vor] in the US because the one word preserving the English Cockney loss of initial "h" in the US the word "herb", pronounced [êrb]. Using "an" before "historical" and dropping the initial "h" in that word (but not "history") is a similar error that has also crept into US spoken English. The "h" should be pronounced in all these words, as they are in most other dialects of English. Suggested usage: You can use this word to refer to any animal that eats only vegetation, e.g. "cows and giraffes are herbivores". The term also applies to vegetarians, who are, after all, human herbivores. 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1170230992-15080-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin00.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BCa0W-08nq520; Sun, 11 Apr 2004 10:08:00 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B86D6B7E6E9 for ; Sun, 11 Apr 2004 02:07:31 -0600 (MDT) Subject: HISTRIONIC: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Histrionic(Adjective)Pronunciation: [his-tree-'ahn-ik] Definition 1: Exaggerated or melodramatic in behavior or speech, extremely theatrical. Usage 1: Today's word is generally used disparagingly to describe outrageous, overreactive behavior. However, in psychology it refers to a disorder which causes an individual to exhibit a dramatic, self-centered, and emotionally unstable personality for the purpose of attracting attention. The Adverb is "histrionically" and the noun, "histrionics." Suggested usage: Today's word is one to describe an overly dramatic reaction to a minor event, "Virginia Beach broke a fingernail yesterday but from her histrionic reaction you would have thought she had broken her arm". Even in its normal sense, "histrionic" implies an overreaction aimed at attracting attention, "Every time Wesley fails to get his way, he flies into a histrionic diatribe about how he is undervalued by those around him." Etymology: This word is Latin histrionicus "theatrical" from histrio, histrion- "actor", barely touched up for service in English. It may seem improbable that this word is unrelated to "history", but apparently this is so. Our best guess is that Latin borrowed it from Etruscan, a now dead sister language. "History" originates with Greek histor "wise man" via historia "record of inquiries, research". (Did you know that "story" but a variation of "history?" Apparently, the distinction between the two has not been clear, historically.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Delivery-Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:40:36 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu1) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1Ee8A61rMA-0003sK for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:40:35 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 506755C203C for ; Mon, 21 Nov 2005 02:38:19 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132560724-26706-0" Subject: HOBBY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 02:38:19 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132560724-26706-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Hobby (Noun) Pronunciation: [ 'hah-bee] Definition 1: Avocation; an activity to which a great deal of time and attention are devoted for pleasure rather than remuneration. Usage 1: The plural of "hobby" is "hobbies". There is no evidence that today's word is in any way related to "hobbled", which would have resulted in "hobbly horse" at some point in its development. This did not occur. Suggested usage: The basic concept associated with today's word is devotion of energy for pleasure rather than reward: "Dobbin has made it his hobby to irritate Robin since her quince upside-down cake was judged better than his peanut butter mousse torte at the county fair bake-out". Today, however, the word applies to a rich and diverse range of activities, "Collecting garbage can lids of the rich and famous started out as a hobby for Carlton but now he has opened a museum that is providing him with a tidy income." Etymology: From "hobby-horse" in the sense of "favorite horse", the one you spend most of your time on. "Hobby" itself comes from Middle English hobi, hobyn "small horse, hobby horse". It probably comes from the nickname for Hobin, Hobby, a variant of Robin, Robbie. "Hobin" was a favorite name for horses in the 16th and 17th centuries as "Dobbin" was in the 18th and 19th. By the way, "Dobbin" probably comes from the same source. From "hobby-horse" in the sense of "favorite horse", the one you spend most of your time on. "Hobby" itself comes from Middle English hobi, hobyn "small horse, hobby horse". It probably comes from the nickname for Hobin, Hobby, a variant of Robin, Robbie. "Hobin" was a favorite name for horses in the 16th and 17th centuries as "Dobbin" was in the 18th and 19th. By the way, "Dobbin" probably comes from the same source. (South African Christo Lombaard's hobby horse seems to be collecting intriguing words; we are most grateful for his sharing them with us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1132560724-26706-0-- by mhead44 with LMTP; Thu, 01 Mar 2007 21:03:48 +0100 Received: from s2113.ml00.net ([216.39.127.113]) by mailin24.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HMrV9-1ZgUBV0; Thu, 1 Mar 2007 21:03:43 +0100 b=HcTr7eH9Wm+/pxVDO9qjsZHwVcwyoGxEY2aBq/u1dz3PCSuxgXe+Yl53NEXKdcsnG/TG95CT0EPsutEKulx3wtnp3mX7fAO8giAvYsSN1Iz/YnMEJvuEM52hoKrc+pcH; by s2113.ml00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id HAA11157; Thu, 1 Mar 2007 07:35:29 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 12:03:43 -0800 (PST) X-PMG-Msgid: 1172763165.14061 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: HOGHENHINE: Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18246-0-1172763173" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-01T20:03:48Z X-TOI-MSGID: e4aed3b4-45b9-4cde-b95d-e57fe405edc8 --MIME_BOUNDARY-18246-0-1172763173 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com HOGHENHINE (Noun) Pronunciation: ['hah-gên-hIn] Definition: (English Medieval Law) A legal member of one's own family; a visitor who remains past the third night or the third night of a visit itself in someone else's home. Usage: According to "The Country Justice" by Michael Dalton (1655): "=85a stranger, or he which cometh guest-wise to an house, and there lieth the third night, is called an Hoghenhine (or Agenhine) and after the third night he is accounted one of his family in whose house he so lyeth: and if he offend the Kings peace, his [H]Oast must be answerable for him". It was the custom for travelers to spend the night in strangers' homes along their journey. However, under medieval English law, if someone stayed three nights, he was presumed not to be a stranger and hence a legal member of the family, a hoghenhine. This meant that the host was liable for his misbehavior as he was for members of his own family. Suggested Usage: Here is another recondite but intriguing piece of English linguistic history probably better left undisturbed. However, if you find its attraction simply irresistible, you might try something like this: "No hoghenhine of mine would ever do such a thing!" Keep in mind, however, it refers to your immediate family plus any guest staying with you three days or more. "All our hoghenhine are in bed by 11 P.M." Etymology: Old English aghen "own" + hine "servant, boy". No one has really cared enough to explore this word any further than this. However, we can point to "aghen" as a link between the English derivative, "own", and German eigen 'own", which retains the [g]. Both are related to Gothic aigin "property", i.e. what one owns. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com:80/wotdarch.cgi ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/fun.html ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. All Rights Reserved. http://i.ml00.net/remove?YourDictionary:24:1172763165.14061:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.jzbx.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-18246-0-1172763173 The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Language Courses | The Agora Community Board | Endangered Languages | Library | Research Word of the Day Hoghenhine (Noun) Pronunciation: ['hah-gên-hIn] Definition: (English Medieval Law) A legal member of one's own family; a visitor who remains past the third night or the third night of a visit itself in someone else's home. Usage: According to "The Country Justice" by Michael Dalton (1655): "…a stranger, or he which cometh guest-wise to an house, and there lieth the third night, is called an Hoghenhine (or Agenhine) and after the third night he is accounted one of his family in whose house he so lyeth: and if he offend the Kings peace, his [H]Oast must be answerable for him". It was the custom for travelers to spend the night in strangers' homes along their journey. However, under medieval English law, if someone stayed three nights, he was presumed not to be a stranger and hence a legal member of the family, a hoghenhine. This meant that the host was liable for his misbehavior as he was for members of his own family. Suggested Usage: Here is another recondite but intriguing piece of English linguistic history probably better left undisturbed. However, if you find its attraction simply irresistible, you might try something like this: "No hoghenhine of mine would ever do such a thing!" Keep in mind, however, it refers to your immediate family plus any guest staying with you three days or more. "All our hoghenhine are in bed by 11 P.M." Etymology: Old English aghen "own" + hine "servant, boy". No one has really cared enough to explore this word any further than this. However, we can point to "aghen" as a link between the English derivative, "own", and German eigen 'own", which retains the [g]. Both are related to Gothic aigin "property", i.e. what one owns. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. Fun & Games Word of the Day Crossword Puzzles Foreign Language Crossword Puzzles Fill-In Crossword Puzzles Word Jungles Word of the Day Semantic Scramble Word of the Day Spellbinder Find many more fun and games in Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? Try a Language Guesser! The Dictionaries:Language | Multilingual | 'Nyms & such | Translation | Specialty About YDC | Lookup Button | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.jzbx.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-18246-0-1172763173-- X-Symantec-TimeoutProtection: 0 Received: from mailin13.aul.t-online.de (mailin13.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.70]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 23 Jul 2006 09:41:33 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin13.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G4Yai-1EQDiq0; Sun, 23 Jul 2006 09:41:32 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 666865C1166 for ; Sun, 23 Jul 2006 01:41:31 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1153638000-24274-0" Subject: HOI POLLOI: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 01:41:31 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-23T07:41:33Z X-TOI-MSGID: 8e5e381b-6e5e-49a7-93a3-f2158ee8bfb6 ------------=_1153638000-24274-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Hoi polloi (Noun) Pronunciation: [hoy-pê-'loy] Definition 1: The masses of ordinary people, especially those of low tastes and dull lives. The word is usually used disdainfully. Usage 1: The first danger using this word is the possible confusion with "hoity-toity", a disparaging term for the elite or upper class (even Merriam-Webster confuses the two). They mean the opposite. The second danger is that someone will tell you that "hoi" means "the" in English and that saying "the hoi polloi" is redundant. Simply reply that the Greek meaning of "hoi" is irrelevant. When borrowing words from other languages, we ignore the grammar of the lending language. The fact that the "al" in "algebra" means "the" in Arabic is irrelevant in English. In Russian, the fact that "-s" indicates the plural in English was irrelevant when Russian borrowed our word "jeans" (dzhins); the Russians pluralized it the Russian way: "dzhinsy". The same applies to Greek "hoi" in "hoi polloi." Suggested usage: Even though it is not "hoity-toity", today's word, too, is a bit deprecating, "I avoid fast-food restaurants and other places where the hoi polloi congregate. My favorite restaurant, however, is a place where the hoity-toity and hoi polloi meet to eat steamed crabs with their fingers, aided and abetted by a nutcracker." Etymology: Even though the hoi polloi eat poi in Hawaii, this is not a Hawaiian word. Today's 'word' is a Greek phrase hoi polloi "the many", with the plural of polus "many", found in words like "polyester", "polyglot", and "polygon". The root goes back to the same Proto-Indo-European root that gave Latin plus "more" and plenus "full;" indeed, it converted to "full" in English and, with a suffix "-k", emerged as another word meaing hoi polloi: "folk". 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Usage 1: Today's word is probably even less formal than colloquial; perhaps we should call it slang. It is a term that moved eastward from the west against the tide of US migration. The plural is "hoosegows" and that is the only form it has. Suggested usage: We suggest you use this word carefully and only in facetious contexts: "If you peel that insignia off the police car door you'll go straight to the hoosegow, you will not pass 'GO' and you will probably pay $200". There was a time when hoosegows were busy places on Halloween (for reasons like this one). Today things are much quieter. Ho-hum. Etymology: Today's word is the English mispronunciation of Spanish juzgado [huz-'gah-dho] "a tribunal, courtroom" from past participle of juzgar "to judge", the Spanish descendant of Latin iudicare "to pass judgement" from iudex "judge", itself from ius "law". Considering the Latin [i] in initial position was the same as [j], we can see that our words "just", "justice", "judge", "adjudicate", and many others pertaining to law and justice were borrowed from this family. The original Proto-Indo-European root was *deik-, however, and when that same stem entered English, it became "teach". In Greek it became dikein "to throw", probably from an original meaning "to direct". In any event, this root dik + the suffix -skos resulted in "diskos", the source of our word for something thrown, a disk. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: The participle, "hornswoggling" may be used as an adjective or noun and someone who hornswoggles, of course, is a hornswoggler. "Well, I'll be hornswoggled!" is a slang expression of surprise in the U.S. Suggested Usage: Hornswoggling usually involves money, "Victoria hornswoggled me out of $2,000 before I found out she was not an investment broker", or "Hubert hornswoggled 40 of us with his scheme to develop property in the Sonoma Desert". However, the involvement of money is not crucial, "Juanita hornswoggled Marvin into marrying her by telling him she loved housework." Etymology: We do not know the origin of hornswoggle. It belongs to a group of =93fancified=94 words that were particularly popular in the American West in the 19th century, words exhibiting the frontier skepticism toward educated speech. "Hornswoggle" first appeared in print in Kentucky in 1929. Other words of this ilk are "stick-to-it-iveness", first appearing in 1867, "skedaddle", which appeared in 1861 somewhere in Missouri, and "discombobulate", in 1916. "Bamboozle" first appeared in England around 1700, indicating an earlier tradition of such concocted words. (Many thanks to Susan Ash for reminding us that English also contains lexical concoctions.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1098684736-7117-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 07 Aug 2005 10:18:29 +0200 by mxeu10.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1E1gMW155A-0000G7 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 07 Aug 2005 10:18:28 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 31D105C222C for ; Sun, 7 Aug 2005 02:18:27 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1123398043-23328-0" Subject: HOTDOG: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2005 02:18:27 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1123398043-23328-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Hotdog (Noun) Pronunciation: ['haht dag or dawg] Definition 1: (Noun) A long, slender sausage with a mild, fatty taste, made mostly of meat by-products and often served in an elongated roll with garnishes such as mustard, ketchup, chili, sauerkraut, or relish. (Verb) To show off, to make a play in sports seem more difficult than it actually is. Usage 1: Although spelling today's word as two words, "hot dog", is still widely accepted, "hotdog" in today's sense is clearly a single, compound noun. "Hot dog" implies an accent on each word and, hence, a feverish canine. Of course, today's word was also used as an exclamation of delight from the 30s to the 50s: "Hot dog! We're going to see 'Casablanca' at the movies tonight!" Because this exclamation expresses such great delight, it has been extended to "Hot-diggity-dog!" Suggested usage: I once heard a story of a Hindu who came to the US and entered a restaurant here for the first time, intent on avoiding beef in any form. However, when he saw "hot dogs" on the menu he began to think that he might do worse. In the end, he ate a hamburger (ham being an acceptable meat), not realizing until much later that he had consumed the flesh of a sacred animal despite his best efforts. Etymology: Today's word is a purely US coinage from one of the linguistic research centers in the US: Yale University. In the academic year 1894-95, students at Yale began to refer to the wagons that came to campus selling what were widely known then as "dachshund sausages" (for their shape) in buns, as dog wagons. The word appeared in print for the first time in a story in the October 19, 1895 issue of the 'Yale Record,' which ended, "They contentedly munched hot dogs during the whole service". The verbal sense comes from the exclamation "Hot dog!" Someone who hotdogs is trying to get those watching him to exclaim their delight. This usage is probably a euphemism of "Hot damn!" itself a euphemism for an even stronger expletive. (Hot dog! Did Abdel Shilbaya of Warrensburg, Missouri ever suggest a gr-e-e-a-t word for today!) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Another of those rarities of English: a word pronounced the way it is spelled. The adjective is "hubristic" and the adverb, "hubristically". Today=92s word is also sometimes spelled =93hybris.=94 Whether the mailroom clerk who takes his job complaint directly to the president=92s wife shows moxie or hubris depends on whether we approve the idea (moxie) or not (hubris). Chutzpah is rather neutral in connotation and can be used positively or negatively. Suggested usage: McGeorge Bundy, National Security Advisor under John F. Kennedy, warned, "There is no safety in unlimited technological hubris". That warning acquired a new shade of meaning recently when the executives of the technological giants WorldCom, Global Crossing, and others raised hubris to new heights by their ostensible long-term misappropriation of funds. 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Usage 1: Used today more in England (where it also refers to a peppermint flavored toffee) than in North America. In the U.S. the meaning seems to be sliding toward that of "nonsense." Suggested usage: How oddly rich the English language in words referring to deceit (fraud, deception, hoax, trickery, cheating, fooling, to scratch the surface), so why restore this old shoe? Because it is such a Christmas favorite! "I've been humbugged; the candy box you gave me was full of socks!" "All that talk about lowering taxes is pure humbug. I don't believe a word of it." Etymology: It appeared in the language sometimes before 1750 but attempts to establish its origin had already failed in 1751 according to the Oxford English Dictionary. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The word is used in the sense of "bodily fluids" mostly in medicine and biology. Definition 2: The comical, what is funny and anything that causes it; also, a mood. Usage 2: In Britain it is spelt "humour;" in the U. S. it is spelled "humor." Suggested usage: The meaning "bodily fluid" is still in use, especially in medicine, and can enrich our speech: "He makes me so mad that all my humors boil!" You may also use it as an alternative to that well-worn stand-by "mood": "What is your humor today?" Let's take advantage of the semantic heritage of this word before we lose it. Etymology: Latin (h)umorem "fluid, moisture". Ancient and medieval physiologists held that four bodily fluids: blood, phlegm, choler, and melancholy (black choler) controlled our disposition and health, whence the meaning "mood". To be out of humor was to be in a bad mood but to be in one's humor was to be happy. 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Usage 1: There must be a thousand forms of this word: hyperbolism "the use of hyperbole" is the noun, "hyperbolize" is the verb, and "hyperbolic" [hI-pêr-'bah-lik] is the adjective. When using "hyperbole" in writing or speaking, one must be especially careful to avoid the hyperbolic cliché. "I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse" and "Her skin was as white as snow" are not only hackneyed but overstated, as well. Suggested usage: No one has provided the English language with better hyperboles than Mark Twain: "There did not seem to be brains enough in the entire nursery, so to speak, to bait a fishhook with". But the hyperbole is alive and well. One of today's suggested examples comes from Justin of T. S. Hill Middle School in Dexter, Missouri, who wrote that his dog is so ugly, "he only has cat friends". And as a jazz musician friend said, "Yeah, I know Des Moines. Played for a week there one night." Etymology: From Greek hyperbole "excess", from hyperballein, "to exceed": hyper "above, beyond" + ballein "to throw". In Greek, "hyperbole" refers to the rhetorical effect of using exaggeration for emphasis. "Hyper-" (Latin "super") is a relative newcomer to English, arising only in the 17th century, but it is used frequently now: "hyperactive", "hypercritical", "hypersensitive" are some of the neologisms recently bestowed on English. Greek ballein goes back to *gwel- "to throw; to pierce". In English it ended up as "ball" (from Old French baller "to dance") and "ballad", which originally was a dance song. 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It rather refers to the upward curving of leaves caused by faster growth on the bottom than the top. Usage: An odd property of leaves is that the cells on one side often grow faster than the cells on the other, creating the demand for today=92s word. The adjective is "hyponastic" and the adverb, "hyponastically". The antonym is epinasty "greater growth on top than on the bottom". This usually causes a downward curve in a leaf. Suggested Usage: Of course, you can impress all your friends when they show you a beautiful leaf in the fall by saying, "Yes, I particularly love the grace and symmetry of its hyponasty". But that's too easy. Today's word means "curves resulting from greater growth on the bottom than on the top!" Do you see where I'm going with this? How about a hyponastic acquaintance whose curves result from ice cream speeding up growth on the bottom? I wouldn't even suggest an epinastic girlfriend, but curves that result from faster growth on the top or bottom are not limited to vegetation. Etymology: Greek hypo "below, under" + nastos "pressed close" (from nassein "to press"). Greek "hypo" strangely shares an origin with English "up". The original root had a variant with an initial [s] that resulted in Latin sub "under". This root is also related to its antonym, Greek "hyper" (Latin "super"), extended by the common Indo-European suffix -er. Words often share an origin with their antonym, "cold" and "scald", are an example. A very common slip of the tongue is an antonym substitution, e.g. "I was very cold . . . I mean, hot". 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The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Hyponasty (Noun) Pronunciation: ['hI-pê-næs-ti] Listen Definition: No, today's word doesn't mean "not nasty enough" (or "too nasty"—that would be "hypernasty"). It rather refers to the upward curving of leaves caused by faster growth on the bottom than the top. Usage: An odd property of leaves is that the cells on one side often grow faster than the cells on the other, creating the demand for today’s word. The adjective is "hyponastic" and the adverb, "hyponastically". The antonym is epinasty "greater growth on top than on the bottom". This usually causes a downward curve in a leaf. Suggested Usage: Of course, you can impress all your friends when they show you a beautiful leaf in the fall by saying, "Yes, I particularly love the grace and symmetry of its hyponasty". But that's too easy. Today's word means "curves resulting from greater growth on the bottom than on the top!" Do you see where I'm going with this? How about a hyponastic acquaintance whose curves result from ice cream speeding up growth on the bottom? I wouldn't even suggest an epinastic girlfriend, but curves that result from faster growth on the top or bottom are not limited to vegetation. Etymology: Greek hypo "below, under" + nastos "pressed close" (from nassein "to press"). Greek "hypo" strangely shares an origin with English "up". The original root had a variant with an initial [s] that resulted in Latin sub "under". This root is also related to its antonym, Greek "hyper" (Latin "super"), extended by the common Indo-European suffix -er. Words often share an origin with their antonym, "cold" and "scald", are an example. A very common slip of the tongue is an antonym substitution, e.g. "I was very cold . . . I mean, hot". Antonyms may be logically antithetical but lexically they form a close relationship. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! 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About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.k7k5.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-4884-0-1174028418-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 10:28:27 +0200 by mxeu11.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1EANxK3cWH-0007mj for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 31 Aug 2005 10:28:26 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id BD8475C21E8 for ; Wed, 31 Aug 2005 02:28:25 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1125472266-31598-0" Subject: HYPONASTY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 02:28:25 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1125472266-31598-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Hyponasty (Noun) Pronunciation: ['hI-pê-næs-ti] Definition 1: No, today's word doesn't mean "not nasty enough" (or "too nasty"=97that would be "hypernasty"). It rather refers to the upward curving of leaves caused by faster growth on the bottom than the top. Usage 1: An odd property of leaves is that the cells on one side often grow faster than the cells on the other, creating the demand for today=92s word. The adjective is "hyponastic" and the adverb, "hyponastically". The antonym is epinasty "greater growth on top than on the bottom". This usually causes a downward curve in a leaf. Suggested usage: Of course, you can impress all your friends when they show you a beautiful leaf in the fall by saying, "Yes, I particularly love the grace and symmetry of its hyponasty". But that's too easy. Today's word means "curves resulting from greater growth on the bottom than on the top!" Do you see where I'm going with this? How about a hyponastic acquaintance whose curves result from ice cream speeding up growth on the bottom? I wouldn't even suggest an epinastic girlfriend, but curves that result from faster growth on the top or bottom are not limited to vegetation. Etymology: Greek hypo "below, under" + nastos "pressed close" (from nassein "to press"). Greek "hypo" strangely shares an origin with English "up". The original root had a variant with an initial [s] that resulted in Latin sub "under". This root is also related to its antonym, Greek "hyper" (Latin "super"), extended by the common Indo-European suffix -er. Words often share an origin with their antonym, "cold" and "scald", are an example. A very common slip of the tongue is an antonym substitution, e.g. "I was very cold . . . I mean, hot". Antonyms may be logically antithetical but lexically they form a close relationship. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun from today's verb seems to have left home and moved so far away from its family that it is seldom associated with its origin. That noun is illusion "a misleading image or impression". The sense of deception remains in the noun but the original sense of the verb (2) has long since fled. This lost connection is to some extent the result of confusion with similar words: allude "refer indirectly", elude "escape, get away from" and delude "deceive by false impression". Don't confuse the four; only the last is a near synonym. Suggested usage: Here is a nice word that we can save from the brink of extinction by using it as a substitute for other verbs of deception: "Jeannine became a close friend of Jose in order to illude him of her ambition to replace him in his job". Teachers, remind your students not to illude themselves into thinking they can take the weekend off and still do well on your Monday morning quiz. Etymology: From Latin illudere "to mock, ridicule" based on in "in" + ludere "play" based on the noun ludus "game, play", which may have come from ancient Etruscan. The confusion among the words mentioned in today's Usage is to some extent the result of 'assimilation,' about which we have already written recently. When the initial consonant of a stem does not like the final consonant of a prefix attached to it, the consonant on the stem converts the prefix consonant into itself (or a consonant it likes), e.g. ex+lude > elude, ad + lude > allude, and in+lude > illude. Why consonants don't get along is anyone's guess; they do much better with vowels. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Definition 2: To absorb anything. Usage 2: This word goes beyond simply drinking or eating to absorbing anything that one finds essential or pleasurable. Suggested usage: Anywhere you would use "drink"or "absorb" you may embellish your speech with this more eloquent term: "Teachers enjoy seeing a student imbibe knowledge with passion". "Meeting Hortense at the party was enjoyable; I imbibed her understanding of the Japanese economy, as well as a few glasses of burgundy". "After two humid, suffocating hours of tennis, let's off to the pub and imbibe a few." Etymology: Middle English embiben "to saturate", from Latin imbibere "to drink in" from in- "in" + bibere "to drink". The Proto-Indo-European root underlying bib-ere was *po(i)-, cf. Russian pi-ti "drink" and Sanskrit pa "drinking". See "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather?" in YD's library for more on Proto-Indo-European. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Imbroglio (noun) Pronunciation: [im-'brol-yo] Listen Definition: A confused tangle or mess; an intricately woven plot or set of circumstances; an embroilment. Usage: This word means not only a story that is tricky to follow, but also one with covert motivations, secrets and manipulation. It is related semantically to the word family: embroil, embroilment, embroiler, but the etymology of this word is itself an imbroglio. Suggested Usage: This term mildly suggests something untoward: "Clinton's presidency was muddled by an imbroglio with a Whitehouse intern". The muddle may be personal, as in "I'd offer advice, but my policy is to avoid others' marital imbroglios" or political: "There seems to be no solution to the imbroglio in the Middle East." Etymology: From Italian imbroglio "entanglement". 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Imbroglio (Noun) Pronunciation: [im-'brol-yo] Listen Definition: A confused tangle or mess; an intricately woven plot or set of circumstances; an embroilment. Usage: This word means not only a story that is tricky to follow, but also one with covert motivations, secrets and manipulation. It is related semantically to the word family: embroil, embroilment, embroiler, but the etymology of this word is itself an imbroglio. Suggested Usage: This term mildly suggests something untoward: "Clinton's presidency was muddled by an imbroglio with a Whitehouse intern". The muddle may be personal, as in "I'd offer advice, but my policy is to avoid others' marital imbroglios" or political: "There seems to be no solution to the imbroglio in the Middle East." Etymology: From Italian imbroglio "entanglement". The related verb "embroil" comes either from Italian imbrogliare "to tangle, confuse" or French embrouiller "to tangle, confuse", probably by folk etymology (confusion with native words) with English embroil, originally meaning "to burn up." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. 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Usage 1: This word means not only a story that is tricky to follow, but also one with covert motivations, secrets and manipulation. It is related semantically to the word family: embroil, embroilment, embroiler, but the etymology of this word is itself an imbroglio. Suggested usage: This term mildly suggests something untoward: "Clinton's presidency was muddled by an imbroglio with a Whitehouse intern". The muddle may be personal, as in "I'd offer advice, but my policy is to avoid others' marital imbroglios" or political: "There seems to be no solution to the imbroglio in the Middle East." Etymology: From Italian imbroglio "entanglement". The related verb "embroil" comes either from Italian imbrogliare "to tangle, confuse" or French embrouiller "to tangle, confuse", probably by folk etymology (confusion with native words) with English embroil, originally meaning "to burn up". 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Usage 1: "Infuse" implies the introduction of a new element, as in "Jose infused the group with a new enthusiasm". "Instill" implies a gradual imbuement of an attitude: "A parent should instill a sense of frugality in their children before they attain a credit rating." Suggested usage: Imbue implies that some element takes possession of the object it is infused into: "Miriam was imbued with such a passion for good causes, she had little time for petty pleasures". This verb is associated with color and attitudes. A person may be imbued with patriotism or a sense of history. You might imbue a story with local color (get the pun?), or a picture with the aura of a winter evening. Etymology: Latin imbuere "to wet, soak, saturate; give initial instruction" from in- "in" and *bu-, possibly from PIE *poi- "drink', as in Russian pi-t' "to drink". 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Definition 2: Mental, subjective, residing in the mind only. Antonym: transcendent "beyond human knowledge." Usage 2: There are three words in English very similar in pronunciation and spelling that are frequently confused: today's word "immanent", "imminent", and "eminent". Imminent means "impending, verging on occurrence" as an imminent thunderstorm, while eminent means "prominent, outstanding or standing out above others" as an "eminent peak" or an "eminent logician." Suggested usage: An immanent evil is a pervasive evil fully integrated into humans, society, or some other system. A person might be guilty of an immanent affection for someone else, i.e. a purely mental, interior or subjective love that the affection's target might be unaware of. We all enjoy people possessed of an immanent light that illumines all the places they go. Presumably, all the readers of the Word of the Day are such. Etymology: Late Latin immanent-em, the present participle of immanere "to dwell within" from im- "in" + manere "to dwell, remain". The word was introduced in the 13th century to distinguish between Aristotelian doing, an internal mental act, like thinking, and making, which has some effect on the outside world, such as writing a poem. The former were called "immanent acts" while the latter were called "transient" or "transitive acts". Applied to the concept of a singular God, it refers to whether God pervades the universe or was an external or transcendent creator of it who resides outside of it. The same Latin stem is also found in "mansion", "permanent" and "remain". (Today's word was suggested by the eminent subscribers to our Word of the Day, Pat Catania of Rutherford, New Jersey and Christopher Kelly.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(2) A part of those British measurements (gallon, quart, pint, bushel, peck, etc.) which are larger than their US counterpart. (3) Imperious, august, majestic, exalted. Usage 1: The trick with today's word is to remember that "imperial" is the adjective for "emperor" and "empire", spelled with an [e] instead of an [i]. It is related to another adjective, imperious "haughty, in the manner of an emperor". It underlies "imperialism", the pursuit of empire-building or control of other countries. Suggested usage: The imperial gallon, you ask. Originally, our British forbears had gallons that varied with the liquid measured. For example, the wine gallon was 231 cubic inches and the ale gallon was 282. In 1824, however, at the height of the British Empire, the British standardized the 'Imperial' gallon as the volume of 10 pounds of water, 277.4 cu in. By this time, however, the US had already adopted the wine gallon. Now, the US pint contains 16 fluid ounces while the Imperial pint holds 20. The numbers of pints and quarts in a gallon are then the same on either side of the ocean. Etymology: The Latin word for "emperor" was "imperator" and the word for "empire" was "imperius", the adjective of which was "imperialis", the source of today's word. Clearly, all shared the same root, that of the verb imperare "to command". (The Latin root of "imperare" is based on in "in" + parare "prepare". A commander was originally someone who trained an army.) The Latin title was first bestowed on Julius Caesar and was passed on to other Roman rulers as commanders-in-chief. In the Middle Ages, Charlemagne, heir to the Roman Empire in his mind, adopted it and it passed on to other rules of the Christianized 'Holy Roman Empire.' Over the years "imperator" melted into French "empereur" whence it was borrowed by English. 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Usage 1: Today's word is the antonym of "infer", which makes it odd that the two are often confused. Here is how the two words work together: the speaker implies, the listener infers. "When Marquart said that he could not join her at the restaurant, Belinda (rashly) inferred that he didn't want to be seen in public with her". The speaker suggested a fact; the listener came to a conclusion based on evidence not explicitly stated. The noun is "implication" [im-plê-'key-shên] and the adjective, "implicative" ['im-plê-key-tiv] or [im-'pli-kê-tiv]. Suggested usage: Remember to keep the direction of the logical inference from giver to recipient straight, "Are you implying that I'm an idiot?" "Why would you infer that from my saying, 'I think you are wrong on this?'" Implications are subtle and not restricted to speech: "I don't like the implication of the smile on your face. Did I say something wrong?" Etymology: From Latin implicare "to entangle, unite". The roots of "implicare" are in "in(to)" + plicare "to fold". The PIE root is *plek- "fold, weave", and extension of *pel- "fold". Suffixed as *plek-to-, the same root wound up in the words on "plex", as "perplex", and "complex", as well as "pleat" and "plait". With the suffix -so, the o-grade, *plok-so- is the origin of English "flax". For more PIE, see "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in YDC's library. (Infer what you will, but using his suggestion for today's word implies our intense gratitude to Herb Bohler of Flemington, New Jersey.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Regular verb. Derivates include the noun 'inauguration' and the adjective inaugural, as "inaugural ball".=0D Suggested usage: The word more frequently is used to refer to the initiation of someone in office, such as the presidential inauguration. But it is a good alternate for 'launch' or 'launching' as in "the inauguration of a new website". (Very rich flights of birds in California and Pennsylvania today; it augurs well for a new enterprise.) Etymology: Latin in-augur-are "to augur or predict from omens, especially =0D from flights of birds" hence the rites of augury or prediction.=0D =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(2) Dependent, up to, as it is incumbent on me to get Bertram to work in the morning. (3) Responsible for the duties of an office, as the incumbent mayor of the city. Usage 1: Today's adjective will be used in the US a lot this year, an election year. However, it will be used mostly as a noun in reference to the incumbent politicians (or simply "incumbents") who are currently in office and will be running election campaigns against challengers. The noun for the quality of being incumbent, is "incumbency." Suggested usage: Today's word can find room in almost every sentence uttered by the responsible parent, "It is incumbent upon you to keep your room neat and tidy and incumbent upon me to decide whether I buy tickets for the Madonna concert". (You couldn't call that blackmail, could you?) In fact, this word can find a use wherever responsibility is at stake, "It is incumbent upon the deacons to make all the major decisions concerning the church and mow the lawn on Saturday." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin incumbens, incumbent- "lying down on", the present participle of incumbere "to lean or lie upon" made up of in- "on" + cumbere "to lie", a relative of cubare "to lie, to lie sick". The semantic drift of this word is easy to follow. If something is leaning on an object, it is dependent on that object for its support. Even in English, "It lies on me to get Bertie to work" is another way of saying that I am responsible and responsibilities are often said to rest on someone. (Today we thank Mark Lafata, the party responsible for suggesting today's Word of the Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The plural of the Latin version is incunabula. It you prefer avoiding esoteric Latin terms like today's word, you have the option of using the Anglicized version, "incunable" (plural "incunables"). The adjective is incunabular "resembling an early edition or related to early editions". A person who collects books printed before 1501 is an incunabulist. Suggested usage: Today's word probably is still used more frequently to refer to the oldest published books: "Ultimately Dalrymple tired of collecting rare books and narrowed his focus to German incunabula". However, all words are susceptible to the magic wand of metaphor, "The Tappet brothers were obsessed with ancient cars and never missed an exhibition of automotive incunambula." Etymology: Today's word is Latin incunabulum "swaddling clothes, cradle" composed of in "in" + cunabula the diminutive of cunae "cradle". This word is related to "cemetery", which comes from Latin "coemeterium", borrowed from Greek koimeterion "sleeping chamber, burial place", a locative noun from the verb koiman "to put to sleep". Sanskrit sete "he lies, sleeps" is another relative and, possibly, Shiva "the auspicious one", the oldest of the Indian gods. (It was certainly auspicious for us that Hal Klegman of Highland Park, Illinois suggested today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Independence" is the noun from "independent". We mention this because today is Independence Day in the States, the day we celebrate the proclamation of our independence from Great Britain in our aptly named Declaration of Independence, signed down the road from yourDictionary in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776 by 56 courageous men. For an accurate account of their lives, read this page: http://www.phillytalkradioonline.com/comment/declaration-signers.html . If you have ever wanted to hear the whole story on "Yankee Doodle", read Audra Himes' commentary at http://www.yourdictionary.com/library/yankee.html . Suggested usage: As we celebrate the 4th of July we should be sure to offer a toast to France and its people, whose aid was critical in winning our independence. Let us remember how LaFayette and Rochambault fought alongside Washington in the final days of the Revolutionary War, while Admiral DeGrasse's fleet prevented Cornwallis from escaping from Yorktown. In 1778 France became the first nation to recognize the United States. It supplied us with uniforms, arms, and the credit with which we paid for them. The very symbol of our independence, the Statue of Liberty, was a gift of the French. Etymology: "Independent" is composed of in- "un-, not" + dependent. "Dependent" comes from the Latin present participle "depend-ens" from dependere "to hang from, depend". This verb contains de- "from" and pendere "to hang", akin to Latin pondo "by weight" from which we borrowed "pound". Pondere "to weigh, ponder" is the origin of this word. The English word "spin" comes from the same root, *(s)pen-, with an [s] that is sometimes there, sometimes not. The Old English word "spithra" was originally spinthra "spinner". 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Usage 1: Both "doubtless" and "indubitable" may be used as adverbs but you must add -ly to the latter: "Indubitably/Doubtless he left early". Both may be used in the predicate: "His wisdom is indubitable/doubtless". Only "indubitable" may be used attributively: "His indubitable wisdom failed him". "Doubtless" does not work here. Suggested usage: Use this adjective where you would want to say "undoubtable" (?): There has been indubitable failure of communication here", or "I think it indubitable that you misspoke yourself just now". (This word was suggested by YDC friend Dave Rosenzweig.) Etymology: From Latin indubitabilis "doubtless, not wavering in opinion" from in- "not" + dubitare "to be uncertain" + abil "able-to". The PIE root dwo- developed into Latin "duo" and English "two". The original meaning was "wavering back and forth". "Doubt" derives from a suffixed version of the same root. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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(So, while there is little evidence that language affects politics, politics does force language to perform unseemly tricks.) Definition 2: The reddening and pain caused by an infection. Suggested usage: We will leave it to your best judgement to restore the long-ignored original meaning of this word, "Gertie, why don't you inflame a campfire while I connect the camper to the sewer". Room remains to extend the metaphorical sense of "inflame" to its full reach: "The outrageous things she says could inflame an iceberg". The second, medical meaning could do more work than it currently does, too: "Ralph's constant oblique references to Edwina's money inflamed their relationship beyond recovery." Etymology: Latin inflammare "to set on fire" from in- + flammare "flame, blaze" from flamma "a blaze, flame". "Flamma" shares a common origin with English "blaze", "blank", "bleach", and "blue", as well as Russian belyj "white". 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Usage 1: Today's word doesn't seem to enjoy wide popularity any more and we cannot imagine why. It is a perfectly legitimate word, still used, however rarely, and should not be allowed to vanish just because it happens not to occur in spellcheckers. The verb is "infucate" and the adjective, "infucational". Do not confuse this word with infuscate "to becloud". With the similarity in meaning, it is easy to do. Suggested usage: Women these days seem almost evenly divided between those who resort to infucation and those who prefer a more natural look: "After an hour of intense infucation, Zelda managed to hide most of the natural beauty of her face". It is amazing how convincing Latin words are in science but how uncomfortable they sound around cosmetics, "Rhonda worked for 20 years behind the infucation counter at the local department store". In cosmetics, we need French words. Etymology: From Latin infucatus "painted", the past passive participle of infucare "to paint". This verb is based on the stem of fucus "rock lichen, color" which was used to make the red colorant for dying wool. The word "fucus" later took on a meaning of its own, referring to the rouge (=3D French for "red") women put on their faces and from there it entered our Word of the Day. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In medieval times, fires were located in the middle of the room and the smoke wandered freely up through the thatched roof. Later on, the fire (ingle) was moved to a side wall and a smoke cover was added. Walls were next added on either side of the hearth, to form a room within a room. People could walk in and out of an inglenook fireplace or sit on the ingle-benches in its inglenooks to keep warm. Suggested usage: Assuming you do not walk in and out of your fireplace, you might not see much use for today=92s word. It is, however, a word whose beauty alone commands our respect: "I wouldn=92t put plants in the inglenooks lest the fire reduce them to the vegetable course of dinner". Also, stoves are quickly replacing the hearth in fireplaces, leaving the inglenooks available for uninflammable decoration: "I love your use of pottery and antique utensils to embellish your inglenooks." Etymology: Ingle "hearth fire" probably comes from Scots Gaelic aingeal "fire, light". "Nook" comes to us from Middle English "nok", probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian dialectal nok "hook". Neither history, however, is a certainty. (A warm bit of gratitude is owed Adriana R. Mandaro of Woodbury, New York for recommending the lilt of today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The word is not used as widely as its positive counterpart, glorious, which explains why its meaning has strayed slightly off course. Suggested usage: It may be used literally, as in "an inglorious battle in British history"; however, it may be used metaphorically in interesting ways to refer to any event you might wish to erase from memory, e.g. "a rather inglorious moment in the company's history". It belongs to elevated style, so you wouldn't want to refer to "the inglorious negotiations over who pays the tab", though, at a high-stakes business dinner, it might crack a reluctant smile or two. Etymology: From Latin negative prefix in- "not" plus gloria "glory". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun from today's word is "inscrutability". Its meaning has wandered a bit away from that of "scrutiny" but it remains a member of that family. A person who scrutinizes things is a scrutinizer, though "scrutator" and "scrutineer" are terms used to refer to someone whose job it is to investigate or scrutinize, especially the results of an election. If a scrutator scrutinizes his object closely and carefully, he is scrutinous. If he still fails to understand it, it is because the object is inscrutable. Suggested usage: In a letter about himself, the Irish writer James Joyce wrote, "I suppose I now have the reputation of being an inscrutable dipsomaniac". Joyce's 'Ulysses' is an excellent example of inscrutability. But anything incomprehensible is fair game for this word: "Unscrewing the inscrutable motivations of management at this place is not worth the effort." Etymology: Via Old French from Late Latin inscrutabilis based on in- "not" + scrutari "to scrutinize", a verb derived from the noun scruta "trash". The Latin verb originally meaning "to trash" has connotations significantly different from those of the current English correlate: it originally implied searching thoroughly, even in the trash. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The noun is "insouciance." Suggested usage: Insouciance is often associated with youth, though it follows many of us into adulthood. If your child is not quite mature enough to drive the family car, remind them, "Youthful insouciance is not a good recommendation for driving the new Mercedes". But save this word for romantic moments when you wish to intimate the ultimate in relaxation: "Her slender fingers touched the brim of her hat with an insouciant gesture that both engaged and disarmed him." Etymology: Shamelessly copied from the French insouciant "lacking care or concern", a negated participle comprising " in- "not" + (se) soucier "care". French "soucier" is not a sauce but a reduction nonetheless, via elision (see our Word of the Day archive), of Latin sollicitare "to vex" from sollus "whole, entire" + citus past participle of cire "to set in motion". The root of "sollus" also appears in salvus "health" that turns up in English "salvation", "salutory", "safe", and "save". "Cire" comes from the same root that underlies Greek kin-ein "to move" found in English borrowings"cinema" and "kinetic". (We are not in the least insouciant of the contribution of James Kirtley and Don Carroll in suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1169107758-5621-0-- by mhead44 with LMTP; Thu, 08 Mar 2007 14:03:58 +0100 Received: from s3146.mb00.net ([216.39.115.146]) by mailin24.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HPIHd-0UGTk90; Thu, 8 Mar 2007 14:03:49 +0100 b=Lm6uCfXsz0NWFs2u1lIu0cWlarDozamXXWArrQSc4kcCylz/h+SUm5+x0TDMxGMFdJ3MKRGx22TdV/EkKUlnC+CvJYLpvm/hfQSUQ9avp2PU389EgEfqa1O63d64Oyu9; by s3146.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA11340; Wed, 7 Mar 2007 23:02:42 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 05:03:48 -0800 (PST) X-PMG-Msgid: 1173313202.5560 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: INSPISSATE: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-18497-0-1173337220" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-08T13:03:58Z X-TOI-MSGID: 5829a4fc-7d7c-44d9-bf46-751a9053ce20 --MIME_BOUNDARY-18497-0-1173337220 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Inspissate (verb) Pronunciation: [in-'spi-seyt] Listen Definition: To thicken or condense (a liquid) through evaporation Usage: The verb itself is hardly used. The participle "inspissated" appears metaphorically as an adjective in the cliché "(an atmosphere of) inspissated gloom." Suggested Usage: Most suggestions about usage in Word of the Day involve metaphorical uses of a word whose usual sense is literal. Here there is scope for the reverse innovation: in cookery recipes, the instruction, "Reduce over a low heat", could be abbreviated to the single word "Inspissate". New metaphorical uses also suggest themselves, e.g. to describe retaining the substance of a piece of writing but shortening its expression: "At 3000 words, this article is much too long. Please inspissate it to 1500." Etymology: Latin inspissare from spissus "thick, dense, tightly packed" (the word from which French épais "thick" and Italian spesso "often" are also derived). -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/wotd/dictionary.pl ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/fun.html ---------------- Please click here to forward this message to a friend: http://i.ml00.net/forward?YourDictionary:24:1173313202.5560:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. 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Here there is scope for the reverse innovation: in cookery recipes, the instruction, "Reduce over a low heat", could be abbreviated to the single word "Inspissate". New metaphorical uses also suggest themselves, e.g. to describe retaining the substance of a piece of writing but shortening its expression: "At 3000 words, this article is much too long. Please inspissate it to 1500." Etymology: Latin inspissare from spissus "thick, dense, tightly packed" (the word from which French épais "thick" and Italian spesso "often" are also derived). —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! Spread the Word Fun & Games Word of the Day Crossword Puzzles Foreign Language Crossword Puzzles Fill-In Crossword Puzzles Word Jungles Word of the Day Semantic Scramble Word of the Day Spellbinder Find many more fun and games in Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? Try a Language Guesser! The Dictionaries: Language | Multilingual | 'Nyms & such | Translation | Specialty About YDC | Lookup Button | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k35w.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-18497-0-1173337220-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 10:20:13 +0200 by mxeu9.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt64-1Dl0Sy0iaZ-00070R for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 22 Jun 2005 10:20:12 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D13335C1667 for ; Wed, 22 Jun 2005 02:18:26 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1119423785-21242-0" Subject: INSPISSATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 02:18:26 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1119423785-21242-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Inspissate (Verb) Pronunciation: [in-'spi-seyt] Definition 1: To thicken or condense (a liquid) through evaporation=0D Usage 1: The verb itself is hardly used. The participle "inspissated" appears metaphorically as an adjective in the cliché "(an atmosphere of) inspissated gloom."=0D Suggested usage: Most suggestions about usage in Word of the Day involve metaphorical uses of a word whose usual sense is literal. Here there is scope for the reverse innovation: in cookery recipes, the instruction, "Reduce over a low heat", could be abbreviated to the single word "Inspissate". New metaphorical uses also suggest themselves, e.g. to describe retaining the substance of a piece of writing but shortening its expression: "At 3000 words, this article is much too long. Please inspissate it to 1500." Etymology: Latin inspissare from spissus "thick, dense, tightly packed" (the word from which French épais "thick" and Italian spesso "often" are also derived).=0D =97Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, University of Canterbury Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Our reader Joe Bowser is bemused by the news media's repeated use of the words "insurgents" and "insurgency" to describe the Iraqi resistance to US military presence. USA Today headlines October 28, 2003 proclaimed: "Iraqi insurgency growing more effective, deadly". Since the US military authority in Iraq is not an established one, "resistance" seems to be a far more accurate description of these rebels. (They, no doubt, see themselves as freedom-fighters.) The adjective for today's word, insurgent, is freely used as a noun: an insurgent. Suggested usage: Insurgencies usually arise in nations with unstable governments. Charles Taylor, recently deposed president of Liberia, was originally a warlord who became president by means of a popular insurgency. This doesn't mean that insurgencies are limited to uprisings of a national scale, "There is an insurgency among teachers in the high school to replace the current principal." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin "insurgens", the present participle of insurgere "to rise up", comprising in-, an intensifier prefix + surgere "to rise". "Surgere", also the origin of English "surge", comes from an older word consisting of sub "(from) under" + reg- "move in a straight line". English "rule" and "regulate" come from the Latin word regula "a straight rod or stick", also rooted in reg-. Another derivative, Latin rectus "right, straight" is found in English "direct" and "correct". The same root turned up in English "right" but also "reckon", which supplied the base of "reckless". (As mentioned above, Joe Bowser reckoned the US media needed guidance on the difference between resistance and insurgence, so suggested we discuss it.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1126682030-23881-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Sat, 24 Jul 2004 10:58:55 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng19.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1BoIMo-0002e4-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 24 Jul 2004 10:58:54 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D1296B7F103 for ; Sat, 24 Jul 2004 02:56:45 -0600 (MDT) Subject: INSURGENT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Insurgent(Adjective)Pronunciation: [in-'sêr-jênt] Definition 1: Rebelling against leadership, threatening to overthrow the government of a country or leadership of an organization. Usage 1: Today's word is the adjective of the intransitive verb, insurge "to rebel, rise up against". This means it has an adverb, "insurgently", as in "Some angry Iraqis are trying to remove US presence in their country insurgently". It is an adjective that may be used as a noun; an insurgent is someone who rebels, attempts to overthrow a governing power. The process itself is insurgency. Suggested usage: Using the adjective gives us more of the sense of the verb underlying today's word: "Wellington felt an insurgent attitude about the office after he posted his notice prohibiting coffee in the cubicles". But the news media employ this word most often as a noun, frequently giving common criminals far too much credit: "Insurgents today captured a foreign worker in Baghdad and are threatening to decapitate her if everyone does not leave Iraq by midnight." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin "insurgens, insurgent-", the present participle of insurgere "to rise up", comprising in-, an intensive prefix + surgere "to rise". "Surgere" is a reduction of sub "(from) below" + regere "to lead straight, guide, govern". "Sub" comes from that odd little Proto-Indo-European prepositional couple, *(s)upo- "under" and *(s)uper "over" with that vagrant initial [s] that comes and goes as it pleases. The first gave us Greek hypo and Latin sub "under", found in "hypodermic" (that gets under your skin) and "subtropics", German auf "up, on" and English "up". The second gave us Greek hyper "over" as in "hyperactive", Latin "super" found in "superlative" and "Superman", and English "over." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: Today's word exemplifies the mischief dictionaries can do to language. The prefix "inter-" in today's word was used in Latin as an intensifier meaning "completely" rather than as a prefix with its usual meaning "mutual, between". Samuel Johnson mistook the prefix, and defined the word as "endeavoring mutual destruction". Johnson's dictionary was so popular, however, that his error became accepted usage. Later on, due to yet another misinterpretation of the prefix, the meaning slipped even further when it began to refer to internal struggle of any magnitude. Suggested usage: Today, however, we cannot escape the semantic slippage of "internecine;" it is ingrained in the language. To speak of World War II as an internecine war would be taken as a reference to a mutually destructive war among nations inside the same continent. The new Department of Homeland Security was created, among other reasons, to reduce the internecine competition between the various security agencies of the federal government. Etymology: From Latin internecinus "massively destructive" from internecare "to slaughter", based on nex (nec-s) "death", an e-variant of Proto-Indo-European (PIE) *nok-/*nek- "death". The o-grade form is found in nocent "harmful, guilty", the rarely used antonym of "innocent", and in nocuous "harmful", another rarity sitting in plain view inside "innocuous". Both are from the Latin verb nocere "to harm or injure". "Noxious" alone or in "obnoxious" derives from Latin noxa (nok-s-a)"injury, damage". The e-grade form also turns up in Greek nekros "corpse, body", underlying the other word for cemetery, necropolis "city of the dead". Nectar, the drink of the gods, comes from PIE *nek "death" + *tar "overcoming", the drink that overcame death, and "nectarine" derives from "nectar". 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Also, to question about policy or government business. Usage 1: The noun form of today's word is interpellation. One who does the questioning is an interpellator, the agent noun. Suggested usage: "TV subjected all of us to it, so why didn't the FCC interpellate the hairdresser who sold Traficant that wig?" Our readers can interpellate Dr. Language and me about this Word of the Day in the Agora: http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/agora/agora.cgi Etymology: "Interpellate" is similar in appearance to the words appellate "having the power to hear appeals and review court decisions" and interpolate "to make additions". The three words all come from Latin, with the ultimate root *pel- "to thrust, strike, drive". Today's word comes from Latin interpellare "to interrupt", from inter- + pellere "to drive, beat". Besides the aforementioned trio, the root *pel- gives us words like "compel", "dispel", "expel", "impel"=97and even pushier words. 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Usage 1: Today=92s word is another orphan negative: you can be intransigent but not just "transigent"; the latter word does not exist. The negative, however, has two accompanying nouns, "intransigence" and "intransigency" with identical meanings. The adjective itself may be used as a noun referring to someone who is intransigent. The adverb, of course, is "intransigently." Suggested usage: Today=92s word is the reading person=92s word for "stubborn", "I=92ve asked mom a dozen times but she intransigently refuses to pay for my tattoos". In fact, intransigency implies heels more firmly embedded in your ground than does mere stubbornness, "The pipe-fitters' union is intransigent on the issue of an afternoon tea break; a strike seems inevitable." Etymology: From Spanish "intransigente" from Latin in- "not" + transigentem, accusative present participle of transigir "to compromise", based on trans- "across" + agere "to do, act, move, drive". "Agere" is the origin of English "agent", "act", "actual", and "navigate", from navis "ship" + agere. "Ambassador" and "embassy" originate in Latin ambactus "servant" from *amb(i) "around" +ag-to- "one who moves", i.e. "one who goes around". (Today=92s is another word suggested by the logophiles of yourDictionary=92s Agora. Have you visited it, yet?) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The language of the Inuit is "Inuktitut" [i-'nUk-tit-Ut]. When we need an adjective, we use the word attributively: "We visited an Inuit settlement". Bear in mind that true Inuit inhabit only Canada and Greenland; their close cousins in northern Alaska are called "Inupiaq", while those in western Alaska and Siberia are "Yupik." Suggested usage: Unlimber this word when you might otherwise say "Eskimo", a local Indian word meaning "blubber-eater", which some Inuit consider offensive. The urban legend that Inuit contains 200 words for "snow" is grossly overstated. Scots actually have more words for 'rain' than the Inuit have for "snow". Honest. These people are very adept at surviving in severely cold weather: "Wrap up warmly; Harriet keeps the AC in her car set to 'Inuk.'" Etymology: This is the word the Inuit use to indicate themselves; it can be=0D translated as "people" or "human beings". "Inuktitut" comes from "inuk",=0D meaning "person", and the suffix "-titut", meaning "in the manner of" so=0D to speak Inuktitut is to speak "like a person". "Inupiaq" and "Yupik" are=0D cognates, each one taking the equivalent of "inuk" in the local language and=0D adding the suffix "-piaq" or "-pik", meaning "real". So in both cases the=0D message is: We're real people, but we're not so sure about you. =97Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The verb is usually used with the preposition "to", e. g. "inure yourself to work". The noun is "inurement." Suggested usage: Use this verb when you reluctantly or unwillingly become accustomed to something: "Ralph's TV dinners were a far cry from her mother's creative cuisine but after a while she became inured to them" or "You can never inure me to your constant criticism." Etymology: Middle English enuren, from en- + ure "use, custom", from Middle French uevre "work, practice" which in Modern French is =9Cuvre "(a) work". The French word devolved from Latin opera "work". The same stem, *op- turns up in "opulent" and "copious" (co+op-). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: The process of inveigling someone is inveiglement and those who engage in it are inveiglers. This word follows the second extension of the "i-before-e" rule, excepting words that sound like "Hey!" Since [e] becomes [i] before [n] and [m] in many dialects of English, you might also keep in mind that today's word begins on "in-." Suggested usage: Inveiglement need not rely on deception, "All his praise for the administration is part of Grimalkin's attempt to inveigle an invitation to the president's dinner table". At the same time, it does not preclude it, "Phil Anders inveigled a small fortune from Phyllis Banks by constantly dropping hints of marriage." Etymology: Today's word started out as French aveugler "to blind" from aveugle "blind". Such exchanges of prefixes as we see here are rare but do occur: "abraid" started out as "enbraid". "Aveugle" descended from Vulgar Latin *aboculus "blind", based on ab "away from" + oculus "eye". This word is probably a loan translation, i.e. a translation of the parts of Gaulish "exsops", that is, exs "from" + ops "eye". Both the oc- in "oculus" and "ops" are results of Indo-European *okw-, also the source of English "eye", German "Augen", and Old Russian ochi "eyes" (still used in Serbian) as in the old Russian Gypsy song, Ochi chornye "Dark eyes." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Here is another word we have confused with a similar one that sounds a bit the same, "envious". Although the two words share the same origin, their meanings should not overlap. Envy is envy and invidiousness should be invidiousness. The adverb is "invidiously" and the noun, the expectable "invidiousness." Suggested usage: Anyone who insults or offends you is invidious, "Miss Givens is an invidious presence that creates far too much tension in the office". However, invidiousness is not restricted to people: "Before Civil Rights legislation of the 60s and 70s, the US was home to many invidious laws discriminating against minority groups." Etymology: From Latin invidiosus "envious, hostile" from invidia "envy". "Envy" itself comes from the same Latin word but via French envier "to envy". "Invidia" is a noun from the Latin verb invideo, literally, "I do not look at", but meaning "to be prejudiced against, to envy". This verb is based on the prefix in- "not" + videre "to see", similar to Russian nenavist (not looking at) "hatred". In fact, Russian videt' "to see" comes from the same root as Latin "videre". The original root was *weid- and, as we have seen a few times before, words beginning on [w] often end up with "gu" in French, so we are not surprised that French "guide" comes from the same root. In Celtic we see it in "druid", which originated from dru "tree" (whose root=97if you'll pardon the pun=97we discussed recently in connection with "dendrochronology") + wid "see(r)". (David Hegge guided us to the interesting status and history of today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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(2) The tiniest amount, a scintilla, the smallest trace. Usage 1: Today's word is another lexical orphan; most dictionaries do not even list a plural. However, there is no reason not to use "iotas" should the occasion arise. Suggested usage: Today's word is most often employed to emphasize the negative: "There isn't an iota of truth in Giuseppe's claim that his ancestors came to this country in the Mayflower". In his poem, 'Iota Subscript", however, Robert Frost wrote, self-deprecatingly, "If I have in me any I at all, =91Tis the iota subscript of the Greek." Etymology: Today's word comes from "iota" the name of the smallest letter in the Greek alphabet, similar to a Latin "i" without the dot. The Greeks borrowed the letter and the name from Phoenician yod "hand" which also referred to the tenth letter of the Phoenician alphabet, with which the word began. The same root turns up in Hebrew yodh "hand". 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Usage 1: It is coincidental (not ironic) that today's game will be played in the same stadium that the same two teams played in exactly 10 years ago today. It is neither coincidental nor ironic that President-elect Bush was standing on the inaugural podium as the son of the newly sworn President Bush only 12 years earlier=97just a fact. Now, I am at a loss for a good example of irony. After all my talk about irony, that is ironic. Definition 2: Pertaining to a figure of speech (irony) in which the intended meaning is the opposite of the literal meaning: "Oh, no, John isn't musically inclined at all" (knowing he graduated with honors from Juilliard). Suggested usage: Despite its overuse, this is a concept describing some of the more entertaining events of life. "It isn't ironic that the chef at Pierre's always eats at Sam's Diner; he knows what he's doing". "Ironically, Adelaide's mom found her car keys in the car after searching the house an hour for them." Etymology: Latin ironia "irony" from Greek eironeia "feigned ignorance to confound an antagonist", from eiron "dissembler", possibly going back to eirein "to say". (Thanks and a tip of Dr. Language's lexoscope to that astute and witty observer of English, Air Force Major David Long for today's word and much of the text.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Ischemic is the adjective form of today's word that comes to us from the field of medicine. Any of the body's systems can have ischemia; in the "Suggested Usage", we show how ischemia can befall other structures, too. Suggested usage: Any time activity is stopped because of diminished flow, there is an opportunity for today's word. "Construction work on the major artery leading into town is causing an ischemia of downtown business". Beware, though, that you might have to provide some context around "ischemia" until all your acquaintances subscribe to the Word of the Day: "Jerrold and Hortense's relationship suffers an ischemia in the flow of understanding." Etymology: New Latin =93ischaemia=94 from ischaemus "styptic", borrowed from Greek ischaimos =93stoppage of blood flow=94 based on Greek echein "to hold" + haima "blood". The PIE root of ischein is *segh- also underlies Greek hexis "habit" (holding a certain condition) and German Sieg =93victory=94 found in the given name =93Siegfried.=94 In English, we get epoch "position in time" from the Greek =93epokhe,=94 =93scheme=94 from the Greek "skhema" and =93school=94 and =93scholar=94 from Greek skhole "a holding back, employment of leisure, school". (Hello and thanks to David Clark of Tomball, Texas, our newest Word of the Day correspondent, for contributing today=92s word to our life-giving flow of e-mail. For more PIE, peruse our FAQ sheet, linked to the front page.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Moses, Jesus, and several Old Testament figures are also prophets of the same God. Usage 1: There are two adjectives, "Islamic" and "Muslim". A person who practices the religion is a "Muslim". The Islamic holy scriptures are contained in the Qur'an (formerly Koran). The Qur'an teaches, among much else, that "Whosoever kills a human being for other than manslaughter or corruption in the earth, it shall be as if he has killed all mankind, and whosoever saves the life of one, it shall be as if he had saved the life of all mankind" (Al-Ma'dah: 32). For this reason most Muslims do not sympathize with terrorism. Suggested usage: The Nation of Islam and the American Muslim Mission are African-American organizations that resulted from the 1976 bifurcation of the Black Muslim movement, founded by Wali Farad in Detroit in 1930. The belief that Farad was Allah in person distinguished that group from traditional Muslim denominations such as the Sunni and Shi'ite. Etymology: Arabic islam "surrender (to the will of God)". Arabic is a language in which all the vowels of a word change to indicate changes in meaning, so muslim "one who surrenders" is the same word [*s-l-m] with the prefix mu- and a vowel change. With other vowels we get salaam "peace", which is used, like its Hebrew cousin, "shalom", as a greeting. (Arabic and Hebrew are closely related Semitic languages.) All variants come from Aramaic 'ashlem "make peace, surrender". Other Hebrew words from the same source include Absalom "Father's peace", Solomon, Salomé, and schlemiel (originally, "my peace-God"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: No, the symbol of Halloween in North America does not come from a heavy drinking stingy Irishman, Jack O'Lantern, who supposedly tricked the Devil into turning himself into a coin in an Irish pub. It is the reduction of an old phrase, "jack with a lantern", spelled in a peculiar way. It is currently used as a single noun, so the plural is "jack-o'-lanterns;" that is, "jack" is no longer pluralized as it was in the past. Suggested usage: The custom of putting out carved vegetables on Halloween did originate with the Catholic Irish. In Ireland, they placed large, carved turnips and rutabagas with candles inside in their windows to ward off the spirits wandering around on the eve of All Saints Day. They switched to pumpkins when they immigrated to America. If you live in North America, you should have a jack-o'-lantern on your front porch for Halloween. (Don't forget to buy an extra pumpkin for the pie.) Etymology: Jack-with-a-lantern originally meant simply "man with a lantern" (cf. "every man, jack of them"), and referred to night watchmen. Its structure is analogical with that of "will-o'-the-wisp", which originally meant only "man (named Will) with a wisp". A wisp was a whisk, a bundle of broomstraw sometimes used as a torch in days gone by. "Will-o'-the-wisp" and "jack-o'-lantern" later were used to refer to a then scary phenomenon which the Romans called ignis fatuus "crazy fire", a pale mysterious fire occasionally seen over marshy areas (probably swamp gases burning). Will-o'-the-wisp was presumed to be a sprite carrying a wisp of a torch across the swamps. 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Usage 1: Today's word has long been slipping from the vernacular, along with "knave", "rogue", "blackguard"=97all stout words and true. Vulgarities have all but taken over the range of our insults. This is a shame given the rich variety of insulting characterizations available in the language. We could insult each other with much more panache than we do if we but remembered to use terms like these. Suggested usage: Four-letter insults all blend into one sense that reflect naught but anger and frustration with one's inability to mine the verbal treasures of English. English has a panoply of terms each focusing on one of the various types of human short-coming: "Jack is a jackanapes who can't keep a civil tongue in his head". "Ken is a knave who enjoys embarrassing his friends with tasteless practical jokes". "Blanche is a blackguard who will betray you whenever it is in her interest". Today's word is a clearly defined piece in the vocabulary of insults we should use to more clearly express ourselves and to prevent their loss. Etymology: "Jack Napes" was derisive nickname for William de la Pole, Fourth Earl and First Duke of Suffolk (1396-1450), whose symbol was a block and chain similar to those used on trained monkeys or apes of the time. "Jack" was often used as a slang word for a common man=97even a knave, very much like "Guy" and "Joe Sixpack" are used today. This is the origin of the phrase "every man, Jack of them", "jack-in-the-box", and "Jack-o-'lantern". Nicknames like this were popular in rhymes and epithets ridiculing the rich and famous of the time. It quickly became a common noun referring to monkeys and apes and, thence, to its use today in referring to those whose behavior is slightly less than our idealization of human behavior. (Today we thank Dr. Richard R. 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Suggested Usage: As the definition of today's word indicates, we have not decided exactly what it will mean in English=97something that holds flowers, "All the jardinieres Marjorie puts her flowers in seem to have it in for her: her plants never survive". Until we do decide precisely what this word means, continue to use the third meaning above: "Lucy served her rack of lamb with a fresh jardiniere from her own garden."Etymology: So what do girdles have to do with gardens? Always ask your neighborhood etymologist=97he will tell you that they reflect the same basic concept. Today's word comes straight from French jardini=E8re "(female) gardener", taken from jardin "garden". Both "jardin" and "garden" go back to Proto-Indo-European *gherdh- "enclosure, fence". (Getting the picture?) The enclosure concept emerged in the Slavic languages as Russian gorod "city", which was "grad", as in "Leningrad" and "Volgograd", back when cities were girdled with defensive walls. Serbian ograda "fence" refers to something like a garden girdle. Well, almost. (Today we thank Angela Stapleton for suggesting a word that jumped fences to be with the flowers.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. 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If the message doesn't display correctly, please contact us through our Contact Page, and make sure to mention which email program, operating system and version you are using, and some details about the problem. We are still in the process of fixing some issues. Thank you for your help. Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word: Jargon (Noun) Pronunciation: ['jah(r)-gn] Listen Definition: (1) The twittering and chattering of birds; (2) a specialty dialect, such as medical jargon and legal jargon; (3) unintelligible gibberish. Usage: Today's word is often replaced by the suffix -ese: Newspaper jargon becomes "journalese" while legal jargon becomes "legalese". The connection that English-speakers see between jargons like these and languages like Chinese and Japanese-the origin of the suffix-should be clear. Suggested Usage: Henry W. Longfellow wrote in The Return of Spring (1830) "With beast and bird the forest rings, Each in his jargon cries or sings". Since Longfellow, however, this word has seldom been used in this sense (1). No odium, however, attaches to the use of this word in referring to the "sociolect" of a professional (2), "I came in with an ingrown toenail but when I heard the doctors discussing it in medical jargon, I almost had a heart attack". You can see from this example where the pejorative sense (3) originated. Etymology: We borrowed today's word immediately from Old French jargon (also spelled "gargon" and "gergon") "the warbling of birds, prattle, chatter", akin to Italian "gergo", and Spanish "gorjeo". The [g] would be pronounced [j] before [e] but not [a]. The alternation of the [j] with [g] in French, however, suggests it might be akin to gargouiller "to gurgle or gargle", which comes from an ancestor o f gorge "throat". The root of this word shows up everywhere: German "gurgeln", Swedish "gurgla", Dutch "gorgelen", Italian "gorgogliare", all meaning pretty much the same thing (note also Russian gorlo "throat"). (Pamela McInnes of St. Paul, Minnesota, thought some clarification of a word that stands for a lack of clarity would be of interest to us all.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Jejune (adjective) Pronunciation: [ji-'jun] Definition: Lacking in nutrient content, hence insipid, dull, lacking in intellectual content. Usage: This is another word that has recently picked up an illegitimate meaning that has become so widespread that it now appears in many dictionaries. Because of its resemblance to French jeune "young" and Latin juvenilus (whence "jeune"), it is occasionally used in the sense of "puerile, childish". We recommend you use "puerile" and "childish" for those meanings and limit "jejune" to the work it was designed for. However you use it, "jejunely" is the adverb and "jejuneness" is the noun. Suggested Usage: Do not forget that today's word may refer to physical lack of nutrients, "Their promise of a feast brought us to a dinner of unidentifiable meat surrounded by jejune vegetables boiled of all their taste and bodily good". The promise itself turns out a bit jejune in this example. 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Jejune (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ji-'jun] Listen Definition: Lacking in nutrient content, hence insipid, dull, lacking in intellectual content. Usage: This is another word that has recently picked up an illegitimate meaning that has become so widespread that it now appears in many dictionaries. Because of its resemblance to French jeune "young" and Latin juvenilus (whence "jeune"), it is occasionally used in the sense of "puerile, childish". We recommend you use "puerile" and "childish" for those meanings and limit "jejune" to the work it was designed for. However you use it, "jejunely" is the adverb and "jejuneness" is the noun. Suggested Usage: Do not forget that today's word may refer to physical lack of nutrients, "Their promise of a feast brought us to a dinner of unidentifiable meat surrounded by jejune vegetables boiled of all their taste and bodily good". The promise itself turns out a bit jejune in this example. This is the word to use where less careful speakers would ask, "Where's the meat?" "His first novel is so jejune I read only half of it. There is more content in the telephone directory." Etymology: Latin jejunus "empty of food, hungry, meager." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.k9fv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20770-0-1174287606-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 10 Feb 2007 11:08:37 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1HFp9m-0006XF-34 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 10 Feb 2007 11:08:34 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C73095CFD6F for ; Sat, 10 Feb 2007 02:52:33 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1171094976-3481-0" Subject: JETSAM: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Jetsam (Noun) Pronunciation: ['jet-sêm] Definition 1: Cargo thrown out of a ship or plane to lighten it. Usage 1: In maritime law, "flotsam" refers to the remains of a shipwreck while "jetsam" refers to cargo or other material cast overboard. The two, however, are used in conjunction with each other today (flotsam and jetsam) to refer to any collection of random, useless objects. Suggested usage: Think of jetsam in its new sense as something of no value thrown out for whatever reason: "When the economy dipped, the company threw out employees like so much jetsam rather than bailing itself out at the banks". However, today's word is used most often after its phrasemate, "flotsam", "Hermione spends her evenings with the human flotsam and jetsam milling about the local gin joints." Etymology: In Middle English today's word was jetteson "the act of throwing cargo overboard to lighten a ship", today's "jettison". This word comes from Anglo-Norman getteson, descended from Vulgar Latin "*iectatio(n)", the noun from *iectare "to throw". The root of this word is found in many English borrowings from Latin: "eject", "subject", "adjacent", "jet", and "jetty". "Jettison" itself also originally referred to that which is cast off a ship but, in this sense, it underwent further corruption to "jetsam", as in today's "flotsam and jetsam". (We are happy that Bob Jochums, Pharm.D. of Atlanta, Georgia, didn't jettison this word but sailed it over to us for today.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The Latin word jocus "joke" has begotten a plethora of offspring in the English language. Aside from "joke" itself, "jocund" means simply "happy" while "jocose" means "joking, full of jokes, like a joke". A jocose remark is a joke but a jocund remark is simply a cheerful one. Then there is jocular "joking, kidding" closer in meaning to "jocose" than "jocund". The adverb for today's word is "jocundly" while the noun is "jocundity". The nouns for "jocose" and "jocular" are "jocosity" and "jocularity." Suggested usage: We used "jocund" as entrée to the whole family of joking words in English, like this new Pennsylvania proverb (I just made it up): "The jocular (or jocose) manager enjoys a jocund workplace". Jocularity is always the best policy=97even at work. But a jocund home is a good place for children to grow up, which explains the jocularity of our Words of the Day which we regularly send to so many homes. Etymology: Old French "jocund" from Latin jucundus, jocundus "pleasant, agreeable" from juvare "to help" and related to jocus "joke, jest". "Juggler" is also a relative, originally meaning "entertainer". In Italian "jocundus" became giocondo "happy" and the name of the street singer in Ponchielli's opera, La Gioconda "the happy girl". Now, for a jocund and jocular Italian movie, see Nanni Moretti's Cannes Film Festival winner Caro Diario "Dear Diary"=97in Italian with English subtitles=97our special of the week, by clicking the ad at the top. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The term is used to refer to the only Olympic sport that permits a competitor to choke or break the arm of an opponent. Men's competition (introduced in 1964) lasts 5 minutes, women's (introduced in 1984) lasts 4 minutes. Proficiency outside Olympic competition is measured by belt colors, white indicating a beginner a ndblack,amaster.P Suggested usage: The reputation of the judo technique in self-defense lends itself to a rich assortment of metaphoric uses such as, "He has a black belt in contract negotiations", or "It was more a judo match than a date. We aren't seeing each other any more." Etymology: Japanese judo, ju, "soft, gentle", from Middle Chinese nyuw, riw "soft" + do "way". (Am I missing something?) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In Britain the word may also refer to a large truck. Suggested usage: There are few household uses for this term but in the larger world many arise: "Microsoft is seen by many as an economic juggernaut threatening small software companies" or "The Reagan campaign was a juggernaut on the road to the Whitehouse." Etymology: Hindi Jagannath "lord of the world", the title of Vishnu. (Worshipers sometimes jump under the wheels of the wagon carrying the idol of Krishna during the procession in his honor.) From Sanskrit jagannathah: jagat "the world, wind, moving" + nathah "lord". Jagat is a reduplicated form of PIE *gwa (*gwe-gwa), which became both "go" and "come" in English and, in Latin, venire "come." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is not to be confused with "carioca" [kæ-ri-'o-kê], a native of Rio de Janeiro or a South American dance based on the samba. "Karaoke" is another lexical orphan with no other related words. (Don't miss the opportunity to meet other Word of the Day subscribers and discuss today's word in the YDC Agora.) Suggested usage: Karaoke is most closely associated with the karaoke bars of Japan and elsewhere, where anyone with the courage can sing to the accompaniment of a professional orchestra: "Glynnis loves karaoke because she thinks bad accompanists kept her out of show business". Today's word hasn't expanded much metaphorically because of its newness but it already shows great promise: "Slim is a karaoke player: he thinks he is the star when, in fact, it is the team behind him that makes him look good." Etymology: "Kara-oke" is a clipping (a shortening, like "doctor" > "doc") of kara o-ke-su-to-ra "empty orchestra" where "okesutora" is the Japanese pronunciation of "orchestra", borrowed from English. Clipping also applies to "Makudonarudo" (MacDonald's), shortening it simply to "Makku". As for "kara" it is also found in kara-shuchou "empty business trip", a business trip one doesn't make but collects the expenses for, and "karate" from the Japanese phrase kara te "empty hand". Japanese phonology (sound system) differs from those of European languages in two interesting ways. First, all syllables must end on a vowel and not on any consonant except [n]. Second, all syllables must begin with a simple consonant, not a consonant cluster like [st] or [pr]. So, "McDonalds" becomes "Makudonarudo" in Japanese and "baseball" is pronounced "besubaru" [be-su-ba-ru] to avoid the [sb] cluster and final [l] in [beysbal]. 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Well, today's is a different word though pronounced the same. Usage 1: The use of the verb from which today's word derives is limited pretty much to Scotland and, perhaps, northern England today, where it means "to know, understand, recognize". The past tense may be "kenned" or "kent", as in I dinnae ken where tae start "I didn't know where to start." Suggested usage: It is most commonly met elsewhere in expressions of extent of knowledge, such as "That lies outside my ken of the subject" or "Barbie's preferences in bubble-gum are certainly within Ken's ken (or Ken's kin's ken)". Don't forget to try the verb, too, when you visit the land of kilts and pipes, "You wouldnae ken him without his toupee." Etymology: From Old English cennan possibly from Old Norse kenna "to know", akin to German kennen "to recognize" and, of course, English "know". Other relatives include the [gn] in Latin cognoscere "be acquainted with", which underlies our "cognizant", "recognize" and others, and ingnorare "to not know", which led to our "ignore" and "ignorant". On the Greek side of the family, we find gnosis "knowledge", the root of words like "diagnosis", "prognosis", and others. Finally=97and closer to home=97the English word "couth" originally meant "(well-)known" and "kith" of "kith and kin" fame, set out as cyththu "knowledge, acquaintance". The loss of the nasalization [n] is not uncommon among Indo-European languages. (We are certainly grateful that today's word fell within the ken Shefali Mehta of Toronto, who suggested it.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's is a word etymologically out of control. Originally, it referred to a head covering (see Etymology) but then we had "neckerchiefs" that cover the neck and "handkerchiefs" that cover nothing. Between Old French and here the original meaning of a head covering seems to have been lost but later revived. Scarves may be worn anywhere=97around the waist, on the shoulders, but kerchiefs are proper to the head. Suggested usage: Kerchiefs hold the hair in place, keep the head warm, ward off rain, and serve various other purposes, "Karen always wore a kerchief to cover the frayed spots on her antique wigs". A kerchief can even serve as an impromptu shopping bag in a pinch. Etymology: Middle English "coverchef", then "curchef" from the Anglo-Norman variant of Old French couvrechef "a cover-head", a compound from couvrir "to cover" + chef "head". French couvrir comes from Latin cooperire "cover completely" from co "with" + operire "cover". The French word for "head", chef, originates in Latin caput "head" after the loss of the [t]. The same word lies at the base of "chapter", "capital", and the Italian word for "head", capo. "Mischief" originates in an Old French word, meschever "to end badly", that resulted from the prefix mis- "wrong, bad" added to the Vulgar Latin verb capare "to come to a head". Our word "chief" comes from the same source but so does "head". In Old English it was "heafod", with the normal Germanic change of [k] to [h] and [p] to [f]. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Kickshaw (noun) Pronunciation: ['kik-sha(w)] Definition: (1) A cheap, showy object of no value, a trinket, a bauble, a gewgaw, geegaw, or gimcrack; (2) a fancy food item. Usage: Today's word is a lexical orphan, though an adjective, "kickshawed", as living in kickshawed luxury, has been used a few times over the centuries. Suggested Usage: The meaning that distinguishes today's word from the other silly words we remind you of today, is that of a bit of fancy food, "We were received before a table resplendent with dainty kickshaws representing the purchasing skills of all the managers' spouses". However, the other meaning of this word pretty much coincides with that of "gimcrack", "gewgaw", "geegaw", etc.: "Although she often came to work in various kickshaws from the shopping channel, she was nobody's office kickshaw when it came to business". This sentence reflects the rather broad metaphorical range today's word has already covered. Etymology: Today we see the whole tray of silly words English has for "a showy trinket". "Gewgaw" and "geegaw" both come from Middle English "give-gave". "Gimcrack" probably came from older gim "smart, stylish", possibly a variant of Scottish jimp "slender, graceful", plus "crack", perhaps in the adjectival sense of "sharp, excellent" in such phrases as "a crack marching band". Today's word reflects the work of folk etymology on the French phrase quelque chose "something" from quelque "some" + que "what, which, who" + chose "thing". In the 16th century, we adapted the meaning of "quelque chose" and by the 17th, it was being spelled "quelkchose", "kickshoes", "quick-shaws", and "kickchose". 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Kickshaw (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kik-sha(w)] Listen Definition: (1) A cheap, showy object of no value, a trinket, a bauble, a gewgaw, geegaw, or gimcrack; (2) a fancy food item. Usage: Today's word is a lexical orphan, though an adjective, "kickshawed", as living in kickshawed luxury, has been used a few times over the centuries. Suggested Usage: The meaning that distinguishes today's word from the other silly words we remind you of today, is that of a bit of fancy food, "We were received before a table resplendent with dainty kickshaws representing the purchasing skills of all the managers' spouses". However, the other meaning of this word pretty much coincides with that of "gimcrack", "gewgaw", "geegaw", etc.: "Although she often came to work in various kickshaws from the shopping channel, she was nobody's office kickshaw when it came to business". This sentence reflects the rather broad metaphorical range today's word has already covered. Etymology: Today we see the whole tray of silly words English has for "a showy trinket". "Gewgaw" and "geegaw" both come from Middle English "give-gave". "Gimcrack" probably came from older gim "smart, stylish", possibly a variant of Scottish jimp "slender, graceful", plus "crack", perhaps in the adjectival sense of "sharp, excellent" in such phrases as "a crack marching band". Today's word reflects the work of folk etymology on the French phrase quelque chose "something" from quelque "some" + que "what, which, who" + chose "thing". In the 16th century, we adapted the meaning of "quelque chose" and by the 17th, it was being spelled "quelkchose", "kickshoes", "quick-shaws", and "kickchose". By the 18th century "kickshaw" had settled in and remained with us until today. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.kacx.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-26819-0-1174374018-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 11:17:56 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng10.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1Bl2NE-0004dN-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 15 Jul 2004 11:17:52 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A41A6B81DF1 for ; Thu, 15 Jul 2004 03:15:53 -0600 (MDT) Subject: KOWTOW: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Kowtow(Verb)Pronunciation: ['kaw-taw] Definition 1: (1) To prostrate oneself or touch one's head to the ground in complete submission to someone else; (2) to servilely and obsequiously comply with the wishes and demands of someone or something. Usage 1: Today's word behaves like a normal English verb even though it is borrowed from Mandarin: "kowtows, kowtowed, kowtowing". Someone who kowtows would be a kowtower (despite sounding like a tall slender building for imprisoning bad cows). Suggested usage: Hopefully, you will seldom need this word in its original meaning. It is a shame, in fact, that we even need the metaphorical sense, "Gerald's managerial skills end with his desire for everyone to kowtow to his every wish". Of course, we can make it positive by negating it: "Sybil certainly does not kowtow to whims of fashion the way Natalie does." Etymology: Today's word comes from Mandarin Chinese kòu tóu "a kowtow" from kòu "to strike" + tóu "head", meaning prostrate genuflection before a potentate or religious shrine. It demonstrated absolute surrender of one's will to that of someone highly respected. 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Each of the seven days of Kwanzaa is dedicated to one of seven principles (Nguzo Saba): umoja "unity" kujichagulia "self-determination", ujima "collective responsibility", ujamaa "cooperative economics", nia "purpose", kuumba "creativity", and imani "faith". Each evening family members gather to light one of the candles in the kinara, a seven-branched candelabra, and discuss the principle for that day; often gifts are exchanged. A community feast, the karamu, is held on December 31. Usage 1: For more about Kwanzaa, we recommend: http://www.cnn.com/EVENTS/1996/kwanzaa/ Suggested usage: Use this term in greeting your African-American friends who celebrate Kwanzaa. "Happy Kwanzaa!" will do or you may send a Kwanzaa card to express your feelings more deeply. Etymology: Swahili kwanza "first, in the beginni ng.P =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: When used to describe personalities, today's word replaces "temperamental" or "moody", as in, "Birgitta was a labile lass with a personality hard to calculate". It also refers to unstable chemical and electrical changes. The noun is lability [lê-'bi-lê-tee]. Suggested usage: Today's proffering works in discussions of international politics: "Don't talk to me about lability in the Middle East. We've reconsidered 3 vacations in the past 2 years over it". With its two 'liquid' sounds (L's in this case), the word is euphonic (nice-sounding) enough for poetic or romantic expression, "The sunny, labile days of that spring were hard to pin down in his memory; she was the constant that held that year together in his mind." Etymology: Latin labilis "slippery, apt to slip" via Old French "labile". Related to labor and lapsare both of which mean "to slip, stumble, fall". The past participle of "labor" is "lapsus", the origin of English "lapse". 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So called from the erroneous supposition that they held the=0D tears of the mourners. They were in fact a common type of unguentarium or cosmetic oil jar.=0D Usage 1: 'Tear bottles' were a Victorian invention arising out of the old legend that has survived to today. Supposedly(!), tear bottles were prevalent in ancient Roman times, when mourners filled small glass vials with tears and placed them in burial tombs as symbols of love and respect. Supporters of the 'tear bottle' legend sometimes quote the Biblical Psalm 56:8 where David prays to God, "Thou tellest my wanderings, put thou my tears in Thy bottle; are they not in Thy Book?" a figurative request referring to the "no'dh" or ancient Hebrew leathern water flask. Definition 2: (Adjective) Causing tears, as onions are likely to do when you slice them or the stock market when it dives. Usage 2: Related adjectives are lachrymal "pertaining to tears" and lachrymose "tearful or mournful". The noun "lachrymal" refers to a tear-causing substance such as highly lachrymatory tear gas. Suggested usage: As an adjective meaning "causing tears", we begin with the obvious, "Fresh onions are spicy, pungent and lachrymatory". But in 'Loss of Breath' Poe wrote "A thousand vague and lachrymatory fancies took possession of my soul". Some wags have used today=92s word to refer to handkerchiefs, often seen at weddings, which can be very lachrymatory occasions. Etymology: "Lachrymatory" comes to us from Middle French or Medieval=0D Latin "lacrymal" from Medieval Latin "lacrimalis", the adjective from Latin lacrima "tear". This noun descended from an older Latin "dacrima", related to Greek dakry "tear", a distant cousin to Old High German zahar "tear" which produced modern German Zähre "tear" and Old English tæhher which is today, "tear". =0D =97Russell A. Bragg, Port aux Basques, Newfoundland Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Definition 2: The adverb is the usual, "laconically", but the noun is laconism ['læ-kê-niz-êm] "terse speech or a terse expression". "Succinct" implies packing in considerable meaning into a few words. "Terse" implies this plus a polish, a sharp focus. "Laconic" implies terseness to the point of obscurity or rudeness. Antonyms include "prolix" and "pleonastic", both of which refer to the use of excessive verbiage to express oneself. Suggested usage: Today's word often implies a slight criticism, "His e-mail response was so laconic, the smiley faces conveyed more meaning than the text". It also can convey simple intense terseness: "Gertrude's laconic explanations serve their purpose and save time". Of course, since eyes and smiles are often telling, the literature is full of laconic smiles and laconic eyes. Both serve well in a poker game. Etymology: From Greek "lakonikos" (via Latin "laconicus") which originally referred to someone from Lacedaemon (Greek Lakon), that region of Greece of which Sparta was capital. Not only did the Spartans live a spartan lifestyle, they were equally spartan in their speech. At least, that was their reputation among Athenians. In all likelihood that reputation was no more deserved than the Scottish reputation for frugality in the contemporary English-speaking world. (Any expression of gratitude to Wayne Fritzsche for today's Grecian turn would be laconic.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This is really the only word to use for an official stance of allowing an economy to run by its own rules without government interventions=97a policy few governments favor these days. Suggested usage: This word casts its semantic net farther than economics: "Internet users and companies are pressing for laissez-faire government policies toward the Web". It can even serve household lexical duties: "It is not a good idea for parents without carpentry skills to run a totally laissez-faire household." Etymology: French laissez, imperative of laisser "to let, allow" + faire "to do". (Thanks to Dr. Audra Himes of yourDictionary.com for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Lapidate(Verb)Pronunciation: ['læp-ê-deyt] Definition 1: To stone, to throw stones at, to stone to death. Usage 1: Today's word, unfortunately, has a large family: the process noun is "lapidation" and someone who throws stones is a lapidator. "Lapidary" is the adjective meaning "related to stones" and lapidable means "may be stoned (for)", as a lapidable offense. This word keeps arising in Nigeria, Iran, and a few other countries, where this Old Testament and Islamic form of the death penalty is applied to adulterers, most often women. Suggested usage: Fortunately, most of us live in countries that have long since abandoned this ghastly form of execution, freeing the word for other uses: "Those who live in glass houses should not lapidate others". In fact, in civilized nations, lapidation is a game played mostly by children, "Nothing evokes lapidation from a child like the sight of a lake or other body of water Etymology: Today's word comes from Greek lapis, lapidis "stone", a relative of Greek lepas "crag, rock". The word "lapis" itself occurs in the name of the translucent, blue, semiprecious stone, "lapis lazuli". 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Usage 1: From an older word "lascivy" =3D "lasciviousness", this word seems to have run amok, accumulating several suffixes only to return full circle semantically to its original meaning. The adverb is "lasciviously" and the current noun is "lasciviousness". The verb is lasciviate "to behave lewdly". Avoid such behavior at all costs but enjoy the word when criticizing others. Suggested usage: Here is the perfect substitute for the overworked metaphorical sense of "dirty" as in, "The lascivious jokes told by the fraternity brothers made Chastity uncomfortable all weekend". But we have to rue the unwarranted oversight of the verbal counterpart of today's word: "Our old friend, Tucker Doubt, lasciviates evenings in the red light district of our fair city." Etymology: Today's word comes from Late Latin lasciviosus, the adjective of lascivia "lewdness, playfulness", itself from lascivus "lustful, sportive, playful" from the Proto-Indo-European root *las- "to be eager, wanton, or just unruly". Akin to "lust", highly resemblant cousin of German Lust "love, desire" as in Wanderlust "love of travel". (Our gratitude and curiosity today go to Adriana R. Mandaro of Woodbury, New York for suggesting this suggestive word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: For decades we have been calling our intolerant neighbors "bigots". Did you ever wonder what the antonym of "bigot" is? Today's adjective may be used as a noun, as is, to fill this lacuna in many of our vocabularies. The other noun is "latitudinarianism." Suggested usage: Vociferous racial latitudinarians were effective in changing opinions of the Silent Majority in the 60s but the convictions of some latitudinarians were sorely tested after September 11. However, in this country, they will survive, so let us look for some new ways to use today's word. Have you ever felt like saying, "I'm as latitudinarian as the next mom but I draw the line at permitting tattoos on the bodies of people who came from my body without them." Etymology: In England of the mid-1600s, the term was used abusively by High Church Anglicans to deprecate members who tolerated diverse religious views and wished reason to inform theological interpretations. Such offenders were called men of latitude. From Latin latitudo "width, geographical latitude" from latus "wide". (Many thanks to Jay Sadler of San Diego, California for suggesting that we take the latitude of including today's word in our Word of the Day series.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1154415391-30194-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 03 Feb 2006 10:39:18 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu17) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKxIC-1F4xPR0kBK-00016I for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 03 Feb 2006 10:39:18 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 26F765C24E3 for ; Fri, 3 Feb 2006 02:29:41 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1138953780-27029-0" Subject: LEGERDEMAIN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2006 02:29:41 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1138953780-27029-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Legerdemain (Noun) Pronunciation: [le-jr-dê-'meyn or 'le-jr-dê-meyn] Definition 1: Sleight of hand, deceitful cleverness. Usage 1: Notice the official pronunciation of today's word carries the French accent on the last syllable. We see no reason not to apply English pronunciation to the word now that it has been assimilated. Probably because it originates in a French phrase, it is a lexical orphan with no relatives. Suggested usage: Let us begin with the obvious: "The creative legerdemain of Cook, Books, and Hyde seems to have allured federal scrutiny to their accounting agency". However, don't let the size and foreign origin of this word deter your using it on the homefront, "With a few ingredients and a bit of culinary legerdemain Raclette created an impressive feast in less than an hour for her appreciative in-laws." Etymology: From the Old French phrase "leger de main", comprising leger "light" + de "of" + main "hand". "Leger" comes from the same PIE root *legwh- whence derive both English "light" and Russian "legkij". Nasalized (with an [n]), the same root emerges as "lung"=97but remember "lights" also refers to the lungs of slaughtered animals in many English dialects since the air in them buoys them to the surface of the cleaning water. The [v] in Latin levis "light", found in "alleviate", "levity", and "elevator", comes from an older suffix. The same root became lu "small" in Old Irish where it was used in the compound luchorp=E1n "little body" from lu + Latin(!) corpus + an Irish suffix. By Middle Irish the word had migrate to luchrup=E1n and today it is luprach=E1n, spelled "leprechaun" in English=97a bit of lexical legerdemain itself by the little people who specialize in it. (Thank Rich Bellshot of Erial, New Jersey for today's lexical magic and read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in our library for a larger helping of PIE.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun, "legion", is used frequently but the adjective has all but fallen by the wayside. The noun is maintained by phrases like "American Legion" and "Legion of Honor" but no similar phrases to support the adjectival use. It is also little used because its distribution in sentences is limited to predicate position; it is never placed before a noun (use the noun here: "a legion of questions") but only after a copula, "My questions are legion." Suggested usage: "Legion" is a stylish contributor to any active vocabulary: "The summer flowers were legion in the fields around her house". It is a kind of intensive quantifier, expressing an almost countless number, "Emelda Marcos' shoes were reported to be legion" or "My doubts about this project are legion; I don't know where to begin." Etymology: From Latin legio, legionis "a body of soldiers numbering 10 cohorts and 300 cavalry". A cohort comprised 300-600 men. From Latin lego "I gather, collect" based on PIE *leg- which seems to underlie "lecture", "legend", "loyal", "logic", and maybe "leech". The root is also somehow related to speech, as in Greek "lexicon" and "logos" (word, idea) and, via a collection of laws, "legal" and "legislate" from Latin lex, legis "law". For another slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in our library. (Our "thank-you's" to Tim Cahill for suggesting today's word are legion.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1133078913-5491-0-- Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.71]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Wed, 21 Jun 2006 09:50:15 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin15.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FsxTK-1En2mW0; Wed, 21 Jun 2006 09:49:58 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id AAE0A5C3060 for ; Wed, 21 Jun 2006 01:38:47 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1150872940-32454-0" Subject: LEVANT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 01:38:47 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-06-21T07:50:14Z X-TOI-MSGID: 1d5c14d3-135c-44f0-93a8-beaf063a3d05 ------------=_1150872940-32454-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Levant (Verb) Pronunciation: [lê-'vahnt] Definition 1: To leave hurriedly and secretly to avoid unpleasantness. Usage 1: This is chiefly a British word, but deserves to be brought into wider use among English speakers. It inhabits a higher lexical plane than the US term of the 40's and 50's: "take it on the lam", though the meanings are similar. Suggested usage: There really is no other term to replace this useful little verb: "After the messy divorce, Giles felt he had to levant to the Continent in order to make a fresh start". "His ramblings became so garrulous that he began dozing off himself; I finally availed myself of the opportunity to levant the premises". "Jules and Marguerita took advantage of their parents' temporary absence and levanted to Las Vegas to get married." Etymology: From Spanish levantar as in levantar el campamento "to break camp". The word derives from Latin levare "to lift, raise" akin to "alleviate", "elevate", and "levitate". 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Usage 1: Not very common any more in the English-speaking world, which explains the uncertainty about the pronuciation. Suggested usage: Best used when you want to talk about marrying your brother's wife and only want subscribers to yourDictionary.com's Word of the Day to understand what you are talking about. See also sororate (sê-'ro-rêt) "to marry your wife's sister or sisters, usually after the wife has died or proven barren". Terms like these should allay any concerns that women are making no headway in their struggle for equal rights. Etymology: Latin lêvir "husband's brother, brother-in-law", oddly developed from dêvir, and hence related to Sanskrit devaraH "husband's younger brother". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1152860355-30160-0-- by mhead44 with LMTP; Sun, 04 Mar 2007 12:25:06 +0100 Received: from s2033.ml00.net ([216.39.127.33]) by mailin24.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HNopf-0ite5Z0; Sun, 4 Mar 2007 12:24:51 +0100 b=CgDaaES08xruwJ2GQAvE/zKT8wG76UE25DuNRAnFFQWPgrLCnRiIuJYyU86DsoP64LAvcxjyfN+SbTUDOvhc8LfhEbjmrFiCoJtOqZYFhuJygvVqas438YPYfRVOfY4a; by s2033.ml00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA08409; Sat, 3 Mar 2007 23:05:04 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2007 03:24:51 -0800 (PST) X-PMG-Msgid: 1172956357.4227 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: LEXIPHANIC: Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-13282-0-1172991607" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-04T11:25:06Z X-TOI-MSGID: 1d3dad6e-696f-48d3-b50c-3d5909598341 --MIME_BOUNDARY-13282-0-1172991607 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Lexiphanic (adjective) Pronunciation: [lex-ê-'fahn-ik] Definition: Employing pretentious words; using overblown language in speech or writing. Usage: Lexiphanic has a lot of synonyms: bombastic, pompous, ostentatious, affected, showy and splashy are just a few. With such a wide variety of similar meanings to choose from, we run the risk of sounding lexiphanic ourselves if we use this rare word to talk about somebody else's fustian language. Suggested Usage: "Lexiphanic" is a word pretty much restricted to describing the way we write and talk. "The content of Richard's paper was simple enough, but the way he put his ideas was lexiphanic". "A lexiphanic choice of words doesn't necessarily impress people, but often confuses them." Etymology: From Greek lexifanis "a phrase monger". Lexis "speech" comes from the PIE root leg-, which gives us the word lexicon "dictionary", of course. It also lends us dialect, dialogue, allege, delegate, prologue, and syllogism=97all of which have to do with language use. For more on PIE, see "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather?" in yourDictionary's library. 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Suggested Usage: "Lexiphanic" is a word pretty much restricted to describing the way we write and talk. "The content of Richard's paper was simple enough, but the way he put his ideas was lexiphanic". "A lexiphanic choice of words doesn't necessarily impress people, but often confuses them." Etymology: From Greek lexifanis "a phrase monger". Lexis "speech" comes from the PIE root leg-, which gives us the word lexicon "dictionary", of course. It also lends us dialect, dialogue, allege, delegate, prologue, and syllogism—all of which have to do with language use. For more on PIE, see "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather?" in yourDictionary's library. (YDC's thanks to Jonathan Powers for pointing us in the direction of this word about big words.) —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! 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The Dictionaries: Language | Multilingual | 'Nyms & such | Translation | Specialty About YDC | Lookup Button | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k0uo.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-13282-0-1172991607-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 30 Jul 2006 09:40:55 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G75ur-0yJU5g0; Sun, 30 Jul 2006 09:40:49 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id EFB2D5C199D for ; Sun, 30 Jul 2006 01:39:15 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1154242712-3214-0" Subject: LIBERTINE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2006 01:39:15 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-30T07:40:55Z X-TOI-MSGID: 72793893-2b97-4615-9fed-a39f8432df73 ------------=_1154242712-3214-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Libertine (Noun) Pronunciation: ['li-bêr-teen] Definition 1: A free-thinker. Usage 1: Originally, the word was used to refer to an emancipated slave or freedman. Definition 2: A person who lives without constraints, including moral ones. Suggested usage: Because the (im)moral connotations of "libertine" are so strong, best avoid using it as a synonym of "free-thinker". "She is treading the thin line between a libertine and a trollop". "Arthur is 70? What could be more forlorn than a jaded libertine." Etymology: Latin libertinus from liber "free". The origin of the Latin root liber- is Indo-European *leudh-, which also gave Russian liudi "people" and German Leute "people". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1154242712-3214-0-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.69]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 17 Aug 2006 09:40:10 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin10.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GDcTz-23lPsG0; Thu, 17 Aug 2006 09:40:03 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B11D65C18B0 for ; Thu, 17 Aug 2006 01:37:33 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1155797702-18237-0" Subject: LIBROCUBICULARIST: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 01:37:33 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-08-17T07:40:10Z X-TOI-MSGID: 8d1a2f79-c8f4-4c2c-8bc2-13f6af0eb85e ------------=_1155797702-18237-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Librocubicularist (Noun) Pronunciation: [li-bro-kew-'bik-yu-lê-rist] Definition 1: One who does something with books in the bedroom=97not someone who necessarily reads in bed. Usage 1: Today we are sending out a warning of a lexical virus spreading across the Internet. Someone with a smattering of Latin and English has concocted this word and is palming it off as a legitimate compound meaning "someone who reads in bed". English, of course, is full of words that began illegitimate and ended up respectable members of our vocabulary. This one may, too, but so far it hasn't: be wary. Suggested usage: If you were to use today's word, be sure to read the etymology first. It does not mean someone who reads in bed but someone who does something with a book in a bedroom. If we allow this word into our language, let us at least demand that it means the sum of the meanings of its parts. We recommend you avoid using this cheap substitute in word's clothing. Etymology: Today's ostensible word is a fanciful combination from Latin liber "book" and cubiculum "bed chamber", so the actual meaning would be "book-bedroomist", not "someone who reads in bed" as is commonly claimed by those out of the know. This word could be used as appropriately to refer to some who publishes books from his bedroom or eats them there. English does not normally allow more than two Latin or Greek stems in a borrowed or created compound (medical terminology excepted). So there are several reasons why this word is not found in any dictionaries. 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Usage 1: Wow! An English word spelt the way it is pronounced. How did it slip by? (See "English is Tough Stuff" on our Fun & Games page for the basis of this comment.) The noun is identical: a lilt means "rhythmical musical movement", so one can walk, talk, or hammer nails with a lilt (though the last is harder to do). This word has very pleasant connotations. Suggested usage: "She has a lovely, lilting smile" could mean simply that it makes you feel good. "She lilted down the stairs", means that she bounced down lightly, in a way that pleased everyone. Most folks lilt with an infectious smile on their face that everyone catches. Etymology: The origin of this word is passing obscure. It derives directly from Middle English lulten, lilten "to sound an alarm" and is possibly related to Dutch lullepijp "lilt-pipe, bagpipe" or Norwegian lilla "sing." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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It should not be substituted for "actual(ly)" or "real(ly)", which are tossed about freely when we wish to simply say, "Would you believe that . . . ". The antonym is figurative "metaphoric, not to be taken at face value." Usage 1: The point is to avoid misusage: "The boss called me into his office and literally slapped me on the wrist". As Major David Long, to whom we are indebted for today's word, points out, if the slapping were literal, bruise marks about the wrist should be clearly visible. A "slap on the wrist" is a figurative expression meaning "mild reprimand". You try one: "John flew off to New York" versus "John flew off the handle". Which "flew off" is literal and which, figurative? Suggested usage: The term is often used in reference to people lacking a sense of humor or irony: "Be careful when you speak with Alvin; he has a literal mind and will take every word you say at face value". As usual, though, a garden of new uses awaits those daring enough to experiment: "My boyfriend is a dermatologist who literally gets under my skin." Etymology: Latin litera "letter (of the alphabet);" thus, the term is semantically parallel to the expressions "follow these instructions to the letter" and "letter of the law". The origin of "litera" is unknown, possibly Etruscan. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word comes with an adverb, "litigiously", and its own noun, "litigiousness". It is, of course, related to "litigation" and the verb which spawned it, litigate "to sue, file a law suit, undertake legal proceedings". Someone engaged in legal proceedings is a litigant while the lawyers that represent them are litigators. Suggested usage: 1 million lawyers-70% of the lawyers in the world-practice in the US, a nation with only 5% of the earth's population, at a cost of about $300 billion a year. This makes the US the most litigious country on earth. The most famous case of frivolous litigation in the US came recently from a woman whose knees were scalded by coffee from a MacDonald's restaurant when she held the cup between her knees while driving a car. She sued MacDonald's for making its coffee too hot and won. That is litigiousness. Etymology: Today's word is undisguised Latin litigiosus "disputatious", the adjective of litigium "dispute", the noun from litigare "to quarrel". "Litigare" is a compound of lit- "lawsuit" + ager "to act, force, drive". This root of this verb is found in English "agent" and "act", where the [g] has become [k] because of the following [t]. Of course, "squat" comes from the same source via Old French esquatir "to crush, squeeze out", combining es- "out" (Latin ex-) + quatir "to flatten". "Quatir" comes from "coactus", the past participle of Latin coager "to compress" which, in its turn, comes from co "together" + ager "to act, force, drive." (If we do not thank Hans von Goeler of Bochum, Germany enough for suggesting today's word, we can only hope that he is not litigious.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: An expression that uses litotes is "litotic" and one can speak "litotically". Litotes is a form of meiosis "understatement", the opposite of "hyperbole" or rhetorical exaggeration. When Tom Jones sings "It's not unusual" when he means "it is usual" he is engaging in a perfect example of litotes. While some instances of litotes may seem to be double negatives, this kind of double negative is OK since it serves an honorable literary function (as the next section explains). Suggested usage: Litotes is a rhetorical trope which can be used for a not unsubtle effect. It can be used to soften the blow of an unwelcome truth as when your friend says that your blind date is "not unattractive". We also find a kind of ironic emphasis in reverse: "While I wasn't looking forward to that dinner party, the evening was not at all unpleasant". Not all litotic phrases involve double negative, as we see in Queen Victoria's classic British understatement, "We are not amused". Not too shabby, eh? Etymology: From Greek litotes "simplicity" from litos meaning "plain, simple". The Greek root is based on PIE *(s)lei- "flat, slippery" which also underlies English "slime", "slick, "slice", and "slip". Old Irish sleman "smooth" is also related, as is Latvian slieka "earthworm". (Kudos for today's word goes to Grant Hutchison of Dundee, Scotland, a not infrequent visitor to the yourDictionary Agora at http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/agora/agora.cgi.) =97Brad Ross-MacLeod, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This noun belongs to a class of nouns that are longer than their adjectives ("linguistics : linguistic", "semantics : semantic", "logistics : logistic"). If this makes you uneasy, you may use the longer synonym, "logistical". Most dictionaries now agree that this noun may be considered plural. This suggests to me that we should be able to speak of one logistic=97but we can't. That final "-s" is clearly a singular noun formant just like the one on "linguistics", "semantics", and "physics", and not a plural marker. However, the word refers to a plurality of actions, so plural number does make semantic sense. Suggested usage: Today's word is about planning and organization at any level, "If the logistics of getting the soccer team to practice was as easy as getting them to the ice cream parlor after a game, there would be more volunteer coaches". The term originally referred to military organization, however, "The logistics of transporting, housing, feeding, and supplying our military forces in Iraq is itself a formidable task." Etymology: Today's word comes to us via French "logistique" from Medieval Latin logisticus "of calculation", itself borrowed from Greek logistikos "skilled in calculating" from logistes "calculator", the noun of logizesthai "to calculate". The ultimate root here is logos "reckoning, reason, talk", found in the words for many sciences: "biology", "sociology", geology, i.e. "earth reasoning". 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Usage 1: "Logorrheic", the adjective, has a clinical use in psychiatry: bi-polar patients sometimes have logorrheic episodes. Look out for the double "r." Suggested usage: This is another of our words about words that allows you to raise the register of your speech. "When David saw his daughter's new nose ring, he went from stammering to logorrhea in 2.6 seconds". "I could make nothing of his logorrheic ramblings." Etymology: Late 19th century, from Greek logo-s "word, idea" and rhe-in "to flow, run". "Logos" is akin to the "lex-" (leg-s-) in "lexical" as well as the "leg-" in "legal" and "legislation", going back to a time when the law was the Word. Rhe-in derives from PIE sreu-, with the "s" mysteriously disappearing. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Longanimity (noun) Pronunciation: [long-gê-'ni-mê-tee ] Definition: Patience, forbearing, long-suffering. Usage: We have already done "equanimity", "magnanimity", and "pusillanimity", now here is another sister in this family. This word has been confused with "longevity" and "long-windedness". It means neither. The adjective is "longanimous" [long-'gæ-nê-mês] and the adverb is "longanimously." Suggested Usage: You may avoid the potentially embarrassing ambiguity of "Dr. Livingstone seems to have no patience (patients) today" by attributing a lack of longanimity to him. (If he does have patients, they probably exhibit considerable longanimity in his waiting room.) Also keep in mind that today's word applies to all animate beings, "Fido waited by his dish for his evening meal with longanimous enthusiasm." Etymology: Late Latin longanimitas "patience", from long-us "long" + animus "soul" + noun suffix -itas. "Long" probably originates in the PIE stem *dlongho- underlying Old Persian "dranga" and akin to *dlgho- found in Old Slavic "dulugu" and Russian dolgiy "long (time)", not to mention Greek "dolichos", Old Persian "darga", Sanskrit. "dirghas" all meaning "long". The same root emerges in Greek en-delech-es "perpetual", Gothic tulgus "firm, persistent", and Old Saxon tulgo "very". 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Longanimity (Noun) Pronunciation: [long-gê-'ni-mê-tee ] Listen Definition: Patience, forbearing, long-suffering. Usage: We have already done "equanimity", "magnanimity", and "pusillanimity", now here is another sister in this family. This word has been confused with "longevity" and "long-windedness". It means neither. The adjective is "longanimous" [long-'gæ-nê-mês] and the adverb is "longanimously." Suggested Usage: You may avoid the potentially embarrassing ambiguity of "Dr. Livingstone seems to have no patience (patients) today" by attributing a lack of longanimity to him. (If he does have patients, they probably exhibit considerable longanimity in his waiting room.) Also keep in mind that today's Word applies to all animate beings, "Fido waited by his dish for his evening meal with longanimous enthusiasm." Etymology: Late Latin longanimitas "patience", from long-us "long" + animus "soul" + noun suffix -itas. "Long" probably originates in the PIE stem *dlongho- underlying Old Persian "dranga" and akin to *dlgho- found in Old Slavic "dulugu" and Russian dolgiy "long (time)", not to mention Greek "dolichos", Old Persian "darga", Sanskrit. "dirghas" all meaning "long". The same root emerges in Greek en-delech-es "perpetual", Gothic tulgus "firm, persistent", and Old Saxon tulgo "very". For more PIE, check our new FAQ sheet linked to the front page of the website. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.kacz.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-24102-0-1174460433-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin03.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BLeB4-1OupRA0; Thu, 6 May 2004 10:24:22 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1DE9AB7E562 for ; Thu, 6 May 2004 02:23:31 -0600 (MDT) Subject: LURRY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Lurry(Noun)Pronunciation: ['lê-ri] Definition 1: (1) Something repeated monotonically, by rote, a boilerplate speech; (2) a hubbub, babble, jumble of voices; (3) a confused throng, a jumble. Usage 1: The plural of today's word is "lurries". It cannot be used as a verb and seems to have no relatives at all of the adjectival or adverbial persuasion. Suggested usage: An election year is the season of lurries but this year we are hearing the Democratic and Republican lurries much earlier than usual. Come to think of it, an election year produces occasions for all the senses of this word: "The candidate's lurry was barely audible above the lurry of the lurry gathered for the festivities". Of course, a sentence like this would never survive the editor's eye; better use one at a time, "Lois Riske, candidate for the state senate, canted a lurry of all the points in her party's platform rather than read a carefully reasoned speech." Etymology: Today's word in its first meaning was shortened from liripoop or liripipe, the long tail hanging from academic hoods or, earlier, a lesson to be learned (by rote). The English word came from Medieval Latin liripipium of uncertain origin. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Macaronic (adjective) Pronunciation: [mæ-kê-'ron-ik] Definition: Characterized by the mixing of two or more languages in speech. Usage: Today's word is used most frequently in connection with humorous poetry that originated in Italy and that mixed colloquial Italian with Latin and pseudo-Latin words. Here are two English macaronic verses about A. D. Godley's (1856-1925) first encounters with a motor bus: "What is it that roareth thus? / Can it be a Motor Bus?/ Yes, the smell and hideous hum/ Indicat Motorem Bum! /// Thus I sang; and still anigh / Came in hordes Motores Bi, / Et complebat omne forum / Copia Motorum Borum." Suggested Usage: Leo Tolstoy was incensed by the Russian aristocracy's macaronic French that resulted from their attempt to mimic the royal family. One of his characters in 'War and Peace' utters a sentence containing English, French and Russian. In the US, the internet explosion has made macaronic languages like Spanglish inevitable: Voy a uplodear este software "upload the software". But we can't blame the internet for macaronic expressions like, watchar las movies con mi novia "to watch movies with my girlfriend" Etymology: Today's word, if you haven't already guessed, comes from "macaroni". It comes specifically from Italian maccheronea "macaronic verse", the title of a collection of verse by Tifi Odasi, a 15th-century Paduan author. Odasi took the name of his book from "maccherone" which at the time meant "peasant dumpling", since he took the mixture of languages to be the stuff of a peasant mentality. English took its word from a variant of the plural "maccheroni". 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Macaronic (Adjective) Pronunciation: [mæ-kê-'ron-ik] Listen Definition: Characterized by the mixing of two or more languages in speech. Usage: Today's word is used most frequently in connection with humorous poetry that originated in Italy and that mixed colloquial Italian with Latin and pseudo-Latin words. Here are two English macaronic verses about A. D. Godley's (1856-1925) first encounters with a motor bus: "What is it that roareth thus? / Can it be a Motor Bus?/ Yes, the smell and hideous hum/ Indicat Motorem Bum! /// Thus I sang; and still anigh / Came in hordes Motores Bi, / Et complebat omne forum / Copia Motorum Borum." Suggested Usage: Leo Tolstoy was incensed by the Russian aristocracy's macaronic French that resulted from their attempt to mimic the royal family. One of his characters in 'War and Peace' utters a sentence containing English, French and Russian. In the US, the internet explosion has made macaronic languages like Spanglish inevitable: Voy a uplodear este software "upload the software". But we can't blame the internet for macaronic expressions like, watchar las movies con mi novia "to watch movies with my girlfriend" Etymology: Today's word, if you haven't already guessed, comes from "macaroni". It comes specifically from Italian maccheronea "macaronic verse", the title of a collection of verse by Tifi Odasi, a 15th-century Paduan author. Odasi took the name of his book from "maccherone" which at the time meant "peasant dumpling", since he took the mixture of languages to be the stuff of a peasant mentality. English took its word from a variant of the plural "maccheroni". "Macaroon", by the way, comes from the same Italian word when it meant "dumpling." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.kbmw.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20480-0-1174546833-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin05.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BCwWk-1oQFhg0; Mon, 12 Apr 2004 10:10:46 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C13C7B81C5E for ; Mon, 12 Apr 2004 02:10:06 -0600 (MDT) Subject: MACHIAVELLIAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Machiavellian(Adjective)Pronunciation: [mak-ee-ê-'vel-ee-ên] Definition 1: (1) Characterized by unscrupulous cunning, deception, or expediency; (2) manipulative, resorting to exploiting and misleading others in pursuit of one's personal goals. Usage 1: Today's word is the adjective that expresses the conviction that the ends justify any means, including unethical and immoral ones. It is not used as an adverb but the noun is "Machiavellianism". 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Usage 1: The [ch] in today's word tends to be pronounced with the Greek [k] in Britain but with the French [sh] in the US. The [k] is the older, more traditional pronunciation. "Machination" is the process noun from the verb "machinate". A person who plots and schemes is a machinator. The stem of all members of this family reflect the same dual pronunciation found in the stem of today's word. Suggested usage: Even though the word contains "machine", machinations are not at all machine-like but are most human: "Major Miner manipulated his promotion by means of Byzantine machinations behind the scenes despite little combat experience". The capital of a country is usually the capital of machinations, since politics is probably impossible without intrigue and scheming. Etymology: Latin machinatio "mechanism, contrivance" from the verb machinare "to design, contrive", a verb based on the noun machine "device" borrowed from Greek "makhana", dialectal variant of mekhane "machine". You are right to see an ancestor of our "mechanics" and "mechanism" in the Greek word. The original root also provided Russian moch' "can" (mogu "I can") and moshch' "power, might", plus Old English "magan", the forerunner of today's auxiliary verb "may" and both the auxiliary and noun "might." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1169194158-14831-0-- Received: from mailin11.aul.t-online.de (mailin11.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.69]) by mhead44 with LMTP; Fri, 09 Mar 2007 12:27:51 +0100 Received: from s3026.mb00.net ([216.39.115.26]) by mailin11.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HPdGB-1A3ue90; Fri, 9 Mar 2007 12:27:43 +0100 s=q22005; d=reply.mb00.net; b=si+9uVCMw9iE4gNKaiDUcmJNQFfAykXVSa8Dfr/qdEkZqDjVfOohxvjl9kbnmiKjPeL42wzS2bvs5CKOQMeLtAS3MwPjA7NPJEaQnTKsQCvF/PLJ8XyuMZjw+0WFtwtr; by s3026.mb00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA24331; Thu, 8 Mar 2007 23:02:33 -0800 (PST) Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2007 03:27:43 -0800 (PST) X-PMG-Msgid: 1173412806.28448 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: MAGNILOQUENT: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-27628-0-1173423615" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-09T11:27:51Z X-TOI-MSGID: 4b98fd0e-ce74-4f27-a877-8626159a5cc2 --MIME_BOUNDARY-27628-0-1173423615 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Magniloquent (adjective) Pronunciation: [mæg-'ni-lê-qwênt] Definition: Grandiloquent, flowery, elevated, orotund (referring to language Usage: Today's word packs an adverb, "magniloquently", and a noun, "magniloquence", so it is prepared for any function in a sentence except that of the verb. Suggested Usage: In a political discussion, you can use today's word in your descriptions, "If Lucy Lastic had solutions to our economic problems to match her magniloquent speeches on the subject, she would have my vote". Don't forget the other forms of this word, "The enthusiasm of the audience floated on the rising tide of magniloquence from the podium." Etymology: Today's word goes back to Latin magniloquentia "lofty speech", composed of magnus "great" + loquens, loquent- "speaking", the present participle of loqui "to speak". We find the root of "magnus" in many English borrowings from Latin that suggest largeness: "magnanimous", "magnify", "magnificent", among them. English "much" and Scots "mickle" share an origin with "magnus". Indeed, the "maha" of "maharajah" (Sanskrit "great king") is a cousin. "Loqui" is also amply represented in the English lexicon, noticeable in such words as "eloquent", "locution", "loquacious", and "colloquium". 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Don't forget the other forms of this word, "The enthusiasm of the audience floated on the rising tide of magniloquence from the podium." Etymology: Today's word goes back to Latin magniloquentia "lofty speech", composed of magnus "great" + loquens, loquent- "speaking", the present participle of loqui "to speak". We find the root of "magnus" in many English borrowings from Latin that suggest largeness: "magnanimous", "magnify", "magnificent", among them. English "much" and Scots "mickle" share an origin with "magnus". Indeed, the "maha" of "maharajah" (Sanskrit "great king") is a cousin. "Loqui" is also amply represented in the English lexicon, noticeable in such words as "eloquent", "locution", "loquacious", and "colloquium". (Today's suggestion comes from the magniloquent vocabulary of our old friend, Susan Lister.) —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! 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The Dictionaries: Language | Multilingual | 'Nyms & such | Translation | Specialty About YDC | Lookup Button | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k3zf.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-27628-0-1173423615-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 11:26:39 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng10.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1Bpkhp-0001A9-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 28 Jul 2004 11:26:38 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id EF4A6B7F91D for ; Wed, 28 Jul 2004 03:24:26 -0600 (MDT) Subject: MAGNILOQUENT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Magniloquent(Adjective)Pronunciation: [mæg-'ni-lê-qwênt] Definition 1: Grandiloquent, flowery, elevated, orotund (referring to language Usage 1: Today's word packs an adverb, "magniloquently", and a noun, "magniloquence", so it is prepared for any function in a sentence except that of the verb. Suggested usage: With the political conventions starting this week, we thought you might need today's word in your descriptions of the conventional convention activities, "If Lucy Lastic had solutions to our economic problems to match her magniloquent speeches on the subject, she would have my vote". Don't forget the other forms of this word, "The enthusiasm of the convention audience floated on the rising tide of magniloquence from the podium." Etymology: Today's word goes back to Latin magniloquentia "lofty speech", composed of magnus "great" + loquens, loquent- "speaking", the present participle of loqui "to speak". We find the root of "magnus" in many English borrowings from Latin that suggest largeness: "magnanimous", "magnify", "magnificent", among them. English "much" and Scots "mickle" share an origin with "magnus". Indeed, the "maha" of "maharajah" (Sanskrit "great king") is a cousin. 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Usage 1: "Malaise" is an orphan with no lexical relatives, no adjective or verb=97not even a plural. It is a convenient way around the widely misused word, "funk" (including "blue funk") which itself should refer to a state of paralyzed fear but is becoming a term of aesthetics (art and music) with an almost indeterminate meaning. Suggested usage: Contemporary society, no matter what the century, always suffers some sort of spiritual or societal malaise until forgotten and its era hailed as "the good old days". According to Rabbi Eugene Borowitz of Hebrew Union College, "The peculiar malaise of our day is air-conditioned unhappiness, the staleness and stuffiness of machine-made routine". The word works just as well with individuals, though, "My dog, Porky, is suffering from a worrisome malaise: he hasn't chased a cat for a week and the squirrels come down the trees just to jeer him." Etymology: From French malaise "discomfort, uneasiness" based on mal "bad, badly" + aise "ease" (cf. English "dis-ease"). "Mal" comes from Latin malus "bad" also found in malevolence "ill-intent", "malign", "malignant", and malaria, originally meaning "bad air". "Aise" came from Old French Old French aise "elbowroom, opportunity", probably a descendant of Vulgar Latin ansatus "having handles, arms akimbo". (Our gratitude for today's word is owed George Crawford, who, luckily for us, suffers no known lexical malaise.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: This adjective is a synonym of "malefic" [mê-'le-fik]. "Maleficence" is the noun. The meaning is not quite that of "malevolent", which means "intending or wishing harm", though it, too, is often used in the sense of actually causing harm. We think the two meanings should be kept distinct. The antonym of "maleficent is "beneficent" and that of "malevolent" is "benevolent." Suggested Usage: This is a word to use sparingly and in extreme cases: "After his crime, he maleficently planted the murder weapon in her handbag". It should be reserved for genuinely dastardly events: "Even though Spoffard loved the play by his significant other's new boyfriend, he wrote a maleficent review harshly critical of it." Etymology: Latin malefic-us from male "ill, evil" + -ficus "-making, -doing", from facere "to make, do". Also found in French maléfique, Italian malefico, Spanish maléfico. The stem "male" also appears in "malady", malevolent", "malnutrition". 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YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1099641747-22983-0-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2005 10:22:58 +0200 id 0MKrQq-1DmSPp0hiQ-000417 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 26 Jun 2005 10:22:57 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B356F5C17DA for ; Sun, 26 Jun 2005 02:21:05 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1119769441-15660-0" Subject: MANCHESTER: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2005 02:21:05 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1119769441-15660-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Manchester (Noun) Pronunciation: ['mæn-chis-têr] Definition 1: (In New Zealand and Australia): cotton goods, or goods traditionally made of cotton, such as sheets and pillowcases Usage 1: In a large store, =91manchester department=92 is a traditional New Zealand and Australian term for the area where bedlinen, towels etc. are sold. Suggested usage: The principle of using the name of a place to refer to the product with which it is traditionally associated is ripe for extension. Examples:=0D "After that freak blizzard, the roads were littered with abandoned detroit."=0D "Marvin doesn=92t mind how he has his idaho=97mashed, baked or french-fried, it=92s all the same to him."=0D "After this spate of plane crashes, officials are increasingly worried about the amount of aging seattle still in service."=0D "For vitamin C, doctors recommend a regular daily intake of california (or florida)."=0D Etymology: Manchester, English city, center of textile manufacture. From Man + chester "walled city (that was originally a Roman camp)"; Old English ceaster from Latin castra "camp." =97Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, University of Canterbury Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1119769441-15660-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 22:28:14 +0100 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxeu9.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt64-1Co75B0bVu-0001Tt; Mon, 10 Jan 2005 22:28:13 +0100 by mail.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A0876D27B3 for ; Mon, 10 Jan 2005 16:30:25 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1105391434-7540-0" Subject: MANKY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Manky (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['mæng-kee or -ki] >Definition 1: (Chiefly British and particularly Scottish) Dirty, used, but also maimed, mutilated, or otherwise defective. Usage 1: The term was borrowed by Scots English in the 16th century as "mank". Since expanding more broadly through Britain it has accumulated the common adjective suffix "-y". Though neither the Oxford nor Cambridge dictionaries list "mankiness" as the noun, given the productivity of this suffix, there is no reason not to apply it should the occasion arise. Suggested usage: You might not want to use this word on a job interview but it does allow you to give "dirty" and "used" a rest down at the pub. "Now, now, don't cry. Use my tissue. I'm afraid it is a bit manky. Sorry". It can also replace "out of whack" and "broken" without forcing you to the more cerebral "defective": "If you don't like this wine, your palate is manky". "Manky" provides you the luxury of a choice of unoffensive alternatives in referring to lame or disabled limbs: "a game leg" or "a manky arm" (or vice versa). Etymology: Old French manc, manque via Scottish. Originally from Latin mancus "maimed". The underlying root is *man-ko- "maimed in the hand". Akin to English "mangle" and Sanskrit manak "little". The root, man- is the same as that in Latin manus "hand", which appears in numerous English borrowings: "manual (by hand)", "manipulate", "manuscript", "manicure", etc. (Thanks to Sabra Jones for bringing this Scottish lexical nugget to the attention of the rest of the English-speaking world.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud =09 =09 Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The term was borrowed by Scots English in the 16th century as "mank". Since expanding more broadly through Britain it has accumulated the common adjective suffix "-y". Though neither the Oxford nor Cambridge dictionaries list "mankiness" as the noun, given the productivity of this suffix, there is no reason not to apply it should the occasion arise. Suggested usage: You might not want to use this word on a job interview but it does allow you to give "dirty" and "used" a rest down at the pub. "Now, now, don't cry. Use my tissue. I'm afraid it is a bit manky. Sorry". It can also replace "out of whack" and "broken" without forcing you to the more cerebral "defective": "If you don't like this wine, your palate is manky". "Manky" provides you the luxury of a choice of unoffensive alternatives in referring to lame or disabled limbs: "a game leg" or "a manky arm" (or vice versa). Etymology: Old French manc, manque via Scottish. Originally from Latin mancus "maimed". The underlying root is *man-ko- "maimed in the hand". Akin to English "mangle" and Sanskrit manak "little". The root, man- is the same as that in Latin manus "hand", which appears in numerous English borrowings: "manual (by hand)", "manipulate", "manuscript", "manicure", etc. (Thanks to Sabra Jones for bringing this Scottish lexical nugget to the attention of the rest of the English-speaking world.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1155365588-26245-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 10:38:24 +0200 by mxeu11.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1E7qm70bbf-0000bw for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 24 Aug 2005 10:38:23 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7FF4D5C2D38 for ; Wed, 24 Aug 2005 02:35:28 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1124867793-32437-0" Subject: MANTRA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 02:35:28 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1124867793-32437-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Mantra (Noun) Pronunciation: ['mæn-trê] Definition 1: A sacred formulaic phrase with mystic qualities recited in religious ceremonies (Hinduism); a phrase almost ritualistically repeated in a certain contexts. Usage 1: Today's word is another lexical orphan with no derivations except a plural, "mantras". Mantras are used abundantly in the mystical Hindu rituals known as "tantras" (from tantra "loom, warp, basic principle"), most of which have the form of dialogues between Siva and his wife. Suggested usage: We often repeat phrases over and over in hopes repetition will ensure assimilation if not acceptance; these may be seen as mantras: "'Weapons of mass destruction' has become the mantra of the year in Washington". You probably even have a few floating around your home and/or workplace: "'It's not my turn' has become the mantra of choice for the goldbricks around here." Etymology: Today's word is the Sanskrit word mantrah "counsel, prayer" from man- "think" + tra "means of . . . ". This word also underlies mandarin "elite public official" from mantri, mantrin- "counselor". The same original root, *men-/*mon-, appears in Latin mens, mentis "mind", which not only underlies our word "mental", but the suffix in words like "statement", "enjoyment", "amusement", and the like. In the Germanic languages, Swedish minne "memory, remembrance", Dutch minne "love", and English "mind" all descended from the same Proto-Indo-European root. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1124867793-32437-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 01 Nov 2005 10:35:05 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu11) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1EWsXn49ug-0006a0 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 01 Nov 2005 10:35:03 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 316CD5C229E for ; Tue, 1 Nov 2005 02:31:56 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1130832612-11400-0" Subject: MAQUILADORA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 02:31:56 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1130832612-11400-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Maquiladora (Noun) Pronunciation: [mê-ki-lê-'do-rê] Definition 1: An US- or foreign-owned assembly plant just south of the US-Mexico border that employs low-cost labor to assemble products and ship them back, usually tariff-free, to the country of origin. Usage 1: Since this is a rather long, borrowed word=97and one borrowed recently=97it has no derivatives. The plural is, as you would expect, "maquiladoras". Just remember that the [k] sound is represented by "qu" when you write it. Suggested usage: Newsweek wrote (May 20, 1991), "Since the mid-1960s U.S. companies have been setting up maquiladoras in Mexico and shipping the tariff-free products back to American markets". The N.Y. Times claimed on May 8, 1997, "Many of those jobs have gone to maquiladoras, whose payrolls have expanded by 300,000 in two years." Etymology: From American Spanish meaning "the place where the miller's fee is paid". "Maquiladora" is from Spanish "maquila", referring to the portion of the flour or meal received by the miller in return for milling grain. It comes from Old Spanish, which got it from Arabic makila "measured, measure of capacity" from kala "to measure". (Allen Dunn of New Zealand spotted this interesting new addition to the English vocabulary and didn't want his linguistic relatives in North America to miss it.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1130832612-11400-0--X-Symantec-TimeoutProtection: 0 X-Symantec-TimeoutProtection: 1 by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 16 Nov 2006 11:22:19 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GkeNu-0003ay-5T for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 16 Nov 2006 11:22:19 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 176F05C291E for ; Thu, 16 Nov 2006 02:49:46 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1163664801-12407-0" Subject: MARQUE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Marque (Noun) Pronunciation: ['mah(r)k] Definition 1: Used only in the phrase "letter of marque and reprisal", a license granted by a sovereign to a subject, authorizing him to make reprisals on any national of a hostile state for damages alleged against the enemy's army. Later it became a license to employ an armed vessel to capture shipping belonging to subjects of an enemy state. Holders of such a letter were called "privateers" or "corsairs". On land, a letter of marque was permission for reprisals after a border incursion (see "Etymology"). Usage 1: Originally, the letter of marque and reprisal was intended as an instrument of last resort when a hostile nation or one of its nationals failed to pay for goods obtained by whatever means. By 1700, the letter of marque had become an instrument by which a government could expand its naval power during war. "Letters of marque and reprisal" distinguished the privateer from a pirate, but not by much. They were outlawed by European nations in the Paris Convention of 1856. The U.S. government, however, never ratified that convention, so Congress may have the opportunity to resort to this legal step in the coming months. Article I, Section VIII, paragraph 11 of the Constitution grants Congress the power "to declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water." Suggested usage: In this phrase, marque means "border", so, the letter of marque allows its holder to go beyond a border or boundary. This broad meaning has many household uses; for example, "The neighborhood gave my dog letters of marque and reprisal to settle accounts with the rabbits eating everybody's lettuce." Etymology: From Old French marque "mark, seizure, reprisal" from Latin marca "border, boundary". Akin to Germanic markja- "mark, border" as in Old Norse merki "a mark". The PIE root of all these words is *merg-/*morg- "boundary, border". A marquis was originally a nobleman appointed by his king to prevent border incursions. Need more PIE? Visit YD's library and read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" 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Usage 1: Today's word has been used in referring to a wide variety of close unions, usually ritually legitimized. Instances of group or communal marriages among all the men and all the women of primitive societies have been reported and polygamy is practiced among many peoples. The existence of words like "bigamy", "trigamy", and "polygamy" suggests considerable variety among types of human marriage. Suggested usage: This noun has long since referred to the union of virtually anything with anything else: "The marriage of tattoos, body piercing, and Gothic clothing inevitably leads to a divorce from good taste". While a marriage is a union of things with differences, the nature of the differences is unspecified. The marriage of two red wines implies intrinsic differences, so the marriage between two people could be a marriage of two different personalities, spirits, or psyches. The current issue of same-sex marriages in the US remains a social and legal issue to which grammar and semantics have nothing to say. Etymology: Today's word is the noun of "marry", which was borrowed from the Old French "marier", the legitimate descendant of Latin maritare "to give a man in marriage". The Latin word comes from a Proto-Indo-European stem that seems to have originally referred to a young man, e.g. Sanskrit marya "young man, boyfriend" and Greek meirakion "young boy". However, the same root is found in words referring to your girls, such as Greek "meirax", Old Lithuanian mergà "girl, maid", Welsh merch "girl, daughter, maid", and Breton merc'h "daughter". (Our thanks today goes to Ralph Pantophlet for wondering whether today's word contained any wisdom vis-à-vis the same-sex marriage debate.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1127718453-21452-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin00.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BBUig-0fnz040; Thu, 8 Apr 2004 10:17:06 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id BD3E6B7D861 for ; Thu, 8 Apr 2004 02:13:45 -0600 (MDT) Subject: MARRIAGE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Marriage(Noun)Pronunciation: ['mæ-rij] Definition 1: (1) A wedding, the customary religious, social, or legal ceremony forming an exceptionally close union between two or more people differing in some respect, usually gender; (2) matrimony, the state resulting from such a ceremony; (3) a close union of any number of unlike substances, such as the marriage of soft music, a summer breeze, and a view of the ocean. Usage 1: Today's word has been used in referring to a wide variety of close unions, usually ritually legitimized. Instances of group or communal marriages among all the men and all the women of primitive societies have been reported and polygamy is practiced among many peoples. The existence of words like "bigamy", "trigamy", and "polygamy" suggests considerable variety among types of human marriage. Suggested usage: This noun has long since referred to the union of virtually anything with anything else: "The marriage of tattoos, body piercing, and Gothic clothing inevitably leads to a divorce from good taste". While a marriage is a union of things with differences, the nature of the differences is unspecified. The marriage of two red wines implies intrinsic differences, so the marriage between two people could be a marriage of two different personalities, spirits, or psyches. The current issue of same-sex marriages in the US remains a social and legal issue to which grammar and semantics have nothing to say. Etymology: Today's word is the noun of "marry", which was borrowed from the Old French "marier", the legitimate descendant of Latin maritare "to give a man in marriage". The Latin word comes from a Proto-Indo-European stem that seems to have originally referred to a young man, e.g. Sanskrit marya "young man, boyfriend" and Greek meirakion "young boy". However, the same root is found in words referring to your girls, such as Greek "meirax", Old Lithuanian mergà "girl, maid", Welsh merch "girl, daughter, maid", and Breton merc'h "daughter". (Our thanks today goes to Ralph Pantophlet for wondering whether today's word contained any wisdom vis-à-vis the same-sex marriage debate.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: Not to be confused with the surname, Marshall. Today's word ends on a single [l] which may be doubled when suffixed, as in "marshalled, marshalling", but that should not confuse you. The noun, "marshal", as a federal marshal, field marshal, or marshal at a ceremony, is spelled with only one [l], too. Suggested usage: Today's word does not simply mean to raise or conjure up, so avoid expressions like "marshal the strength to do something". This verb means to put together in an organized fashion, "Through a combination of courses at college, experience, and a broad range of reading, Virgil managed to marshal the skills he needed to carry out his new job". Here is another, "When the attendance dropped dramatically in Professor Draco's class, he persuaded the dean to marshal a committee to investigate student absenteeism." Etymology: Today's word is taken from the noun, "marshal", another widely traveled word that entered Middle English as "mareschal", from Old French "mareschal". Old French previously borrowed it from Old High German marahscalc "keeper of the horses", a compound based on marah "horse" + scalc "servant", a word akin to Old English scealc "servant". "Marah" was related to Old English myre "mare", which today is "mare". The shift in meaning from a servant to a person of high rank is surprising but no doubt resulted from the importance of horses to medieval transportation, especially among officers in the military. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(2) The "red" planet, the fourth from the sun, revolving around it every 687 days at a distance of 227.9 million kilometers (141.6 million miles) and with a diameter of 6,794 kilometers (4,222 miles). Usage 1: August 27 Earth and Mars passed within 55,760,000 kilometers (34,649,264 miles) of each other=97closer than at any time in the past 60,000 years. The adjective, "Martian", is also used as a noun to refer to inhabitants of Mars. Is there life on Mars? According to popular Russian graffiti of the 70s, "No, not there either." Suggested usage: In Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, the Wife of Bath makes a comparison of Mars and Venus similar to the one that has recently reemerged in English arm-chair psychology: "Venus me yaf [gave] my lust, my likerousnesse [wantonness], And Mars yaf [gave] me my sturdy hardinesse". Mars' lover in Roman mythology was Venus, which is why Mardian says in Shakespeare's Anthony and Cleopatra, "Yet have I fierce affections, and think What Venus did with Mars." Etymology: Like the other planets, Mars is named for a Roman god, Mars. Mars was the father of Romulus, the mythical father of the Roman people, thus the progenitor of the Roman Empire. The month of Martius "March", the beginning of the Roman year, was named for him probably because it was the usual time to plant crops and launch military campaigns (see Definition). The original root is *mar- "gleam", found in Sanskrit marikis "beam of light", hence the bright god of armor and war, a notion equally befitting a planet. (Today's word was suggested by Nymann of the Agora, where over 1,000 word-lovers share thoughts about their favorite words every day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: You should be sure to masticate your food sufficiently before swallowing. Suggested usage: The word "pulverize" is a bit overused by sports announcers, so give this word some use. "I'm not only going to win this argument, I'm going to masticate him and spit him out". Almost anything done with the mouth falls within the range of this word's metaphors. To indicate passionate articulation, you might say, "In his restrained fury he masticated each word carefully." Etymology: Late Latin masticare, mastict- "to chew", from Greek mastikhan "to gnash the teeth." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1161933291-30158-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:20:35 +0200 by mxeu7.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsxo-1E4aCw30V4-0007SZ for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:20:34 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 700655C1B32 for ; Mon, 15 Aug 2005 02:20:33 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1124089342-21766-0" Subject: MATERTERAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 02:20:33 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1124089342-21766-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Materteral (Adjective) Pronunciation: [mê-'te(r)-têr-êl] Definition 1: Pertaining to, or in the manner of, an aunt. Usage 1: This is the rare feminine equivalent of a recent Word of the Day, "avuncular". It may be used to make direct reference to an aunt or her auntly activities, or to invoke characteristics commonly associated with aunts: usually kindly solicitude, although fans of PG Wodehouse's fictional character Bertie Wooster will be aware that materteral interventions can also be entirely unwelcome. An equally rare alternative with the same meaning is "materterine." Suggested usage: Auntly behavior is usually benign, at least in intention: "Every materteral visit brings with it the danger of death by cookies and cakes". But occasionally it is thoroughly undesirable: "Leopold has a romantic fixation on Dorothea, but her behavior towards him has always been more materteral than passionate." Etymology: Both "materteral" and "materterine" are derived from Latin matertera, "maternal aunt" (compare the derivation of "avuncular" from Latin avunculus "maternal uncle"). Paternal aunts are not etymologically neglected; however, in Latin, your father's sister was called "amita" which, after changing [m] to [n] and losing a couple of vowels along the way, has ended up as English "aunt." =97Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1124089342-21766-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 19 Dec 2006 10:48:37 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GwbaL-0005yo-Kf for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 19 Dec 2006 10:48:35 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 88EDE5C277A for ; Tue, 19 Dec 2006 02:43:44 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1166515767-5685-0" Subject: MCCOY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Mccoy (Noun) Pronunciation: [mê-'koi] Definition 1: As in "the real McCoy", meaning the genuine article, the original, not a substitute. Usage 1: "The real McCoy" is a phrase that rivals another Word of the Day, "OK" (at http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/wotd.cgi?word=3Dok), for begging an explanation of its origins. Wherever it comes from, "the real McCoy" is used to emphatically assert the originality of an object, idea, or reputation. Suggested usage: There is not but one context in which to use today's word: "Estelle swore that her silver car was a DeLorean, but when Virgil saw the doors swing outward, he knew it wasn't the real McCoy". In 1883, Robert Louis Stevenson wrote in a letter, "For society, there isnae sae muckle; but there's myself=97the auld Johnstone, ye ken=97he's the real Mackay, whatever". "Whatever?" Perhaps Stevenson didn't quite know if he wanted to say Mackay or McCoy, but his statement leads us toward today's etymology. Etymology: The origins of "the real McCoy" are unclear. The top contender is a marketing jingle from Messrs. Mackay of Edinburgh, who made a brand of fine Scotch whisky that they promoted as "the real Mackay" from 1870 onward. During the Prohibition era in the United States (1919-1933), the phrase was extended to any hard liquor from Canada as opposed to lesser domestic brands. Since "the real Mackay" was already in the language, a widening of the phrase's scope in the alcoholic spectrum makes sense. Next we move from Scotch to the fightin' Irish. A popular Irish welterweight pugilist, Norman Selby (1873-1940=97a life that includes the years of US Prohibition) had difficulty convincing people outside the ring of his identity. Once he floored a drunk who doubted his name and the drunk responded by saying, =93That=92s the real McCoy, alright,=94 using an Irish adaptation of =93Mackay.=94 Selby was so impressed he changed his professional name to =93Kid McCoy,=94 at which point he had to punch drunks to prove he was the real (Kid) McCoy. Any way you look at them, the McCoy stories point to the success of the Messrs. Mackays' publicity campaign, which means that the phrase "the real McCoy" originates in the development of public relations hype, self-promotion, and celebrity. (Thanks to Darrin Strauss's new novel, "The Real McCoy", for reminding us of today's word and to Malcolm Jones, writing for the NY Times Review of Books, for the observation about "the real McCoy" and publicity.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The plural of "medium" is "media", just as the plural of "datum" is "data" and most Latin words ending on the suffix -um form their plurals with -a. The reason that we call television, radio, newspaper, magazine, and web news "media", is that they are the means or vehicle for delivering the news to us. The reason they are referred to in the plural is because there are more than one such vehicles: television is one communications medium, radio is another, and so on. More and more dictionaries, however, are accepting "media", along with "data" and "agenda", as a singular noun. Virtually no one says, "What is on the agendum?" but scientists are careful to distinguish one datum from a set of data. "Media" is somewhere between these two. Suggested usage: A medium is also someone who claims to mediate between the spiritual and real worlds. "Bud Insky and his mysterious wife Carrie were the media responsible for reconciling the McPhersons after Peter McPherson passed on. So far, no news medium has covered the story." Etymology: Today's word is the neuter of the Latin word for "middle" and "half" snitched wholesale from Latin (hence the Latin plural). The diminutive of this word, medalia "little halves", referred to half denarius pieces (the basic Roman coin), apparently used in the first "medals". "Medium" made its way to Italian as "mezzo", as in mezzo-soprano "half a soprano" (in voice only, of course.) The Greek word from the same root is "meso" as in the era of the dinosaurs, the Mesozoic. Yes, it is the same root in English "middle" plus an old suffix, -le, which has had many functions: diminutive (as a puddle is a small pool), instrumental (as a spindle is an instrument for spinning), and others. (The medium for today's word was Matthew Kalinowski of San Francisco. The warmth of our gratitude for his service is, of course, much higher than medium.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: This word, or its synonym, mellifluent, perfectly refers to someone speaking as though honey were dripping from the tongue, that is, speech approaches poetry: "I have never heard such mellifluous (mellifluent) Afrikaans in my life." Suggested usage: This word may be applied to any reference to perfectly, even poetically articulated language: "please translate the passage into idiomatic mellifluous Swahili"; "she spoke in mellifluous swells that bound her audience in a collective spell"; "he is a mellifluent persuader". An onomatopoetic word that will find widened application among those receiving yourDictionary's Word of the Day. Etymology: From Latin mellifluus "flowing or dripping with honey" (from mel 'honey' + flu-e-re "to flow") + us (Adj. ending). Latin mel is derived from the same Proto-Indo-European root at English mead "fermented honey" and flu- is a cognate of flow. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today is Memorial Day in the US and our contribution will be a few words on the subject. No one knows for sure where Memorial Day began. The original memorials were trips to cemeteries to place flowers on the graves of those fallen in battle and evidence indicates this was happening in many parts of the US when the day was officially proclaimed in 1868. Suggested usage: Memorial Day was officially proclaimed on May 5, 1868 by General John Logan and was first observed on May 30, 1868, when flowers were placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery. The first state to officially recognize the holiday was New York in 1873. By 1890 it was recognized by all of the northern states. The South refused to acknowledge the day, honoring their dead on separate days until after World War I. Etymology: Today's word comes from Late Latin "memoriale", the neuter of Latin memorialis "belonging to memory", the adjective from memoria "memory". Latin memoria is based on a reduplicated form of the root *mor-, me-mor-, the initial consonant having been repeated as a prefix. But with the suffix -n, the same stem became "mourn", where wars always lead our memories. To those who fought, suffered, or died fighting for freedom, we dedicate today's word and the thoughts which go with it. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Delivery-Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 10:57:49 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu1) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1EnCLU3bLj-0003R9 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 16 Dec 2005 10:57:49 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id BC89563FA01 for ; Fri, 16 Dec 2005 02:37:21 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1134720728-22370-0" Subject: MENDACIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 02:37:21 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1134720728-22370-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Mendacious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [men-'dey-shês ] Definition 1: A Latinate form for "lying" or "untruthful." Usage 1: It would be impolite or downright rude to call someone a "lying crook", but the Latinate equivalent "mendacious offender" could soften the effect. While "mendacious" is an adjective, it has nominal counterpart mendacity "untruthfulness." Suggested usage: Both "mendacious" and "mendacity" have ready Anglo-Saxon counterparts, "untruthful" and "untruthfulness". If you want to impress the person you are calling a fraud, you might say, "You are so charming in your mendacity that no one really minds", or "You are so charming that no one really minds your mendacious fairy-tales." Etymology: Latin mendax "lie" from Proto-Indo-European *mend- "physical defect, fault". Interestingly, the word mendicant "beggar" from Latin "mendicus" also comes from *mend-, where the original sense was "physical defect". (For more on Proto-Indo-European, read "Words: Where do they Come from?" in yourDictionary's library.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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(2) A friar that belongs to an order that prohibits the possession of property and who must beg alms for a living as a result. Usage 1: Today's word is a more literary and a less offensive expression referring to a beggar. It may also be used as an adjective, as a mendicant attitude toward life. The state of beggarhood is "mendicancy" while the action itself is "mendication" from the verb, "to mendicate". Both of the last two are generally considered obsolete though, so long as "mendicant" is around, they remain grammatically correct possibilities. Suggested usage: The implications of beggarliness is not only poverty, but poor dress and uncleanliness, "I hate to invite those two erstwhile hippies to my parties because they dress like mendicants". However, one may be poor in things other than money or clothes: "Raphael's brusque behavior with women had left him a rejected mendicant of feminine love and affection." 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Usage 1: "Meretriciously" is the adverb and "meretriciousness", the noun. Definition 2: False, insincere. Suggested usage: This word asks to be employed in a variety of situations. "The meretricious holiday decorations in the malls have made me into a catalog shopper", "Her tenth-grader thinks that creativity is best expressed by meretricious outfits". In the other sense of "meretricious": "My husband thinks that my arguments for not hosting his family's Christmas dinner are meretricious and unfounded." Etymology: Entered English in the 17th century from Latin meretrix, meretric- "prostitute" in turn from merere "to earn; deserve". (The idea of the "working girl" goes way back.) 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1146120698-22736-0-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 06 Jul 2006 10:11:16 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FyOwr-0nQ7yS0; Thu, 6 Jul 2006 10:10:57 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4264E5C0BC7 for ; Thu, 6 Jul 2006 01:39:59 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1152169222-1833-0" Subject: MESHUGA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2006 01:39:59 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-06T08:11:16Z X-TOI-MSGID: 351c511e-44db-49f6-8f00-498a1d973608 ------------=_1152169222-1833-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Meshuga (Adjective) Pronunciation: [mê-'shU-gê] Definition 1: Affectionate) Crazy, nutty, absent-minded. Usage 1: The noun is meshugaas "craziness" and a crazy girl is a "meshuggeneh" while a crazy boy is a "meshuggener". Be careful not to call your boyfriend "a crazy meshuggeneh" because you make two mistakes when you do: (1) a meshuggeneh is a girl and (2) the word already says he's crazy. Of course, if you come from one of the many regions where the final [r] is not pronounced, the same word applies both ways. Today's word is also spelled "meshugga" or "meshugge." Suggested usage: Today's is a word for "crazy" that is mild and not insulting: "I may be meshuga but I'm not an idiot", sounds perfectly OK. Here is some more meshugaas: "You can't parachute from the roof with an umbrella! Where did you get a meshuga idea like that?!" Etymology: Yiddish "meshuge" from Hebrew mê=9Auggah "maddened, crazed" participle of =9Auggah "to be mad, crazy". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1152169222-1833-0-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 30 Apr 2006 09:36:05 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Fa6TH-16JHGq0; Sun, 30 Apr 2006 09:35:59 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C15335C46B0 for ; Sun, 30 Apr 2006 01:35:33 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1146379917-16861-0" Subject: METASTASIS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2006 01:35:33 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-04-30T07:36:05Z X-TOI-MSGID: 7a4ad46b-6618-4cbf-8aa3-d03192e809b3 ------------=_1146379917-16861-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Metastasis (Noun) Pronunciation: [me-'tæ-stê-sis] Definition 1: A change in nature or location. In medicine it generally indicates migration to another location, especially in reference to cancer. In rhetoric, it refers to a sudden transition from one point to another. Elsewhere it is used in the sense of "metamorphosis", a change in character or nature. Usage 1: Do not confuse today's word with "metathesis" [mê-'tæ-thê-sis], two linguistic sounds trading places, as in the pronunciation of "ask" as "aks" or "prescription" as "perscription". Metathesis is a common linguistic process mentioned occasionally in our Words of the Day. The adjective for today's word is "metastatic" [me-tê-'stæt-ik] or "metastatical". The adverb is "metastatically" and the verb, "metastasize" [me-'tæ-stê-sIz]. Suggested usage: Let us hope that we will never have any use for today's word in the medical sense. This type of metastasis usually refers to the dispersal of late stage cancer cells to several previously unaffected parts of the body, where they are more difficult to treat. In more common usage it refers to a noticeable if not radical metamorphosis: "Have you noticed the metastasis in Buster's attitude since his wife got the leather outfit and the whip? It's almost a pleasure to talk to him now." Etymology: From Greek meta "between" + stasis "state, condition". "Meta" is akin to "mid(dle)", "medieval", and "meridian". Russian mezhdu "between, among" comes from the same source along with Greek mesos "middle" and Latin medius "middle", found in the name of the Middle of the Earth Sea, known by its Latin name, the Mediterranean. Sanskrit mAdhya and its descendents, Hindi madya , Bengali mAjh, Persian mij=E2n, Pashto mandz=97all meaning "middle"=97are related, too. "Stasis" is based on the Indo-European stem for "stand", found in "stand", "stool", "stall", "stop", and many others. Both Latin stabilis "stable" and stabulum "abode, stable" are based on the same root. Russian stol "table", German stehen and Russian stat' "stand" are also members of this extensive extended family. (Our gratitude today is owed Matthew Kalinowski of San Francisco for the metastasis of today's word from here to all our subscribers.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1146379917-16861-0-- Received: from mailin13.aul.t-online.de (mailin13.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.70]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Fri, 29 Sep 2006 09:33:27 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin13.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GTCrs-0CAYCW0; Fri, 29 Sep 2006 09:33:08 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id ABC825C3D3E for ; Fri, 29 Sep 2006 01:33:07 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1159512623-15542-0" Subject: METTLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 01:33:07 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-29T07:33:27Z X-TOI-MSGID: 0290c4ab-acec-47db-bf10-2af50ec6944f ------------=_1159512623-15542-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Mettle (Noun) Pronunciation: ['me-dêl (British 'me-têl)] Definition 1: A person's character, spirit, courage, strength of principle=97the stuff one is made of, usually in a positive sense. Usage 1: Today's word has an adjective, mettlesome "high-spirited, courageous" (not to be confused with "meddlesome" though pronounced the same), as the feats of mettlesome Achilles on the battlefields of Troy. Suggested usage: Today's word was one of William Shakespeare's favorites. In Act II of his 'Henry IV' Prince Hal reports "I am no proud Jack, like Falstaff, but a Corinthian, a lad of mettle, a good boy". It was still a poignant term in1928 when D. H. Lawrence wrote in 'Lady Chatterley's Lover,' "Her mettle was roused, she would not be defeated." Etymology: Today's word came into being as a variant spelling of "metal" in the 16th century but by 1700 it had assumed the metaphoric meaning full time. "Metal" continued to be used to refer to character as well as the metallic substance long after. 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Usage 1: The noun is "migration", the adjective, "migratory", and the agent noun, "migrant". The suffix -ant (or -ent) is used to mark the agent (person doing something) of intransitive Latinate verbs. "Migrate" is intransitive and derives from Latin (see Etymology), so migrants are called "migrants" rather than "migrators". "Resident", "descendent", and "dependent" are other examples. Reference of the more specific forms, immigrate ['im-ê-greyt'] "to migrate to a place" and emigrate ['em-ê-greyt] "migrate from a place", is usually limited to people making permanent changes of residence. Suggested usage: The metaphoric side of this verb is only seldom mined for its exquisite expressivity: "The band's style has migrated over the years from a sort of smooth jazz to blatant New Wave". It is perfect lexical choice for any slow transition, "Mindy's primary interest has slowly migrated from shopping for clothes to repairing trucks." Etymology: From Latin migrare "to migrate". From the PIE stem *mei-gw- "move" based on *mei/moi "to change or move". With the suffix -to the same root turns up in Latin mutare "to change" and mutuus "in exchange" on which "mutual" is based. English "mad" shares the same origin via Germanic ga-maid-yan "changed" underlying Old English *gemædan "made foolish or insane". For more on PIE, check our new FAQ sheet, linked to the front page. (All hats at YDC are tipped to Olga Shun for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1143100655-13291-0-- Delivery-Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 10:32:40 +0200 by mxeu13.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsEO-1DnuTP2EmI-00049I for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 30 Jun 2005 10:32:39 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C7F085C1C4B for ; Thu, 30 Jun 2005 02:25:43 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1120115079-21648-0" Subject: MINACIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 02:25:43 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1120115079-21648-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Minacious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [mi-'ney-shês] Definition 1: Menacing, threatening. Usage 1: The perfect synonym of minatory. The noun is "minacity". Suggested usage: Minacious clouds could spoil a picnic and a minacious look from mom could deter all kinds of mischief lurking among an offspring's intentions. Minacious memos could undermine a workplace. Here is a word we can all derive good mileage from. Etymology: Latin minax, minacis "jutting out; threatening". Also minatorius "threatening" from which English borrowed "minatory". From Indo-European *men- which underlies Latin mentum "chin, beard" and English "mental", borrowed from it. The same root evolved into English "mountain" and "mouth" from Old Germanic *munthaz. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1120115079-21648-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin02.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BfaRe-2GViQy0; Wed, 30 Jun 2004 10:27:54 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D002CB7EC11 for ; Wed, 30 Jun 2004 02:26:09 -0600 (MDT) Subject: MINUTIA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Minutia(Noun)Pronunciation: [mi-'nu-shee-ê or mi-'nu-shê] Definition 1: A microscopic, often trivial item; the smallest detail. Usage 1: If you thought all English words form their plural with -s, you might be surprised to learn that today's word forms its plural with -e: "minutiae", pronounced [mi-'nu-shee-ee] or just [mi-'nu-shee]. Most British speakers prefer palatalizing the second syllable: [mi-'nyu-shee-ê]. Suggested usage: Today's word refers to the atomic particles of anything, "Wyatt Matters never learned that it is the minutia of one's life that gives it form and provides the greatest satisfaction". It often conflates the two senses of 'microscopic' and 'utterly unimportant:' "If you're going to pound your way into the world of big-time finance you can't lose sleep over the minutiae." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin minutia "smallness" the noun from minutus "small". The same root reached French as menu "fine, minute, small", as in menue monnaie "small change". As a noun, however, the French word refers details--minutiae, as in menu de repas "details of a meal", most recently reduced to just plain "menu". The same root is also in Latin minor "lesser, smaller" and in its neuter form, "minus". In Russian it became men'she "less, fewer", which underlies Menshevik "minorityist", the party that opposed the Bolshevik (majorityist), Lenin, during the Russian Revolution of 1917. (Now, for a change of pace, we must attend a most important detail-our gratitude to James Howard for spotting today's word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Delivery-Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2005 10:31:06 +0200 by mxeu0.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpIi-1EENEv0AG2-00036q for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 11 Sep 2005 10:31:05 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 2B8925C01E5 for ; Sun, 11 Sep 2005 02:30:59 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1126422794-13934-0" Subject: MISANDRY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2005 02:30:59 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1126422794-13934-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Misandry (Noun) Pronunciation: [mis-'æn-dri] Definition 1: The hatred of men, of the male sex, man-hating. Usage 1: We are often asked what is the masculine correlate of "misogyny", the hatred of women. It is NOT "misanthropy", which is the hatred of all humans=97male and female=97but today's word. A person struggling with this unfortunate attitude is a misandrist. Suggested usage: In our write-up of a recent Word of the Day, "andragogy", we suggested the subrogation of misandry to andragogy might render more satisfying results: "It is important not to misconstrue the thrust of Feminism as any kind of misandry". Feminism suggests andragogy rather than misandry. "Susan's bad experiences with her last three boyfriends has left her something of a misandrist." Etymology: From Greek misandros "man-hating", based on misos "hatred" + anêr, andros "man, adult male". The Greek word is akin to Albanian njer=ED and na, nar- "man, person". Armenian air, arn "man, person" also descends from the same Proto-Indo-European root. The root of this word also took on a suffix which led to Greek anthropos "man, human, person", found in "anthropology" and "misanthropy", mentioned above. However, this last word was used to refer to "man" in the generic sense of a person of either sex. (Today's word has been requested by many, many visitors to our website over the years.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Very few words carry warning labels but today's word indicates what you can expect if you carry out the activity it refers to: prison. In sense (3) above, this noun is related to the verb misprize "to mistake, misperceive, underestimate; to despise, scorn." Suggested usage: Today's word has been used in so many ways, it is difficult to sort them all out. Keep in mind the two meanings most widely used. The first relates to misconduct in public office: "It was difficult for Les Cheatham to comprehend why giving the building contract to his brother-in-law was seen as misprision by those in the school district". The second meaning is to mistake one thing for another or to underestimate it, "Cheatham's misprision of the school district's dissatisfaction with this behavior allowed him to repeat his error, which led to his downfall." Etymology: Today's word is an excellent example of just how much the pronunciation of a word can change over 5,000 years. The root began in Proto-Indo-European as something like *ghend-, which came to Latin as "hend-" and then was prefixed to become pre-hendere "take, grasp, capture". As Latin broke up into the Romance languages, this verb became French "prendre" but the past participle was reduced to a simple "pris". We see this root in "prison", a place of captivity. The root also attracted the prefix mes- "wrongly", producing "mesprendre, mespris" in French. A noun was derived from the past participle of this word, "mesprison", which English borrowed with the slight spelling twist that we see in today's word. The original PIE root also appeared without the [n] (*ghed-) in many languages like English, where very predictable phonological rules converted it into "get." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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The tradition in England is that, after every kiss, a berry is plucked from the twig and when the last berry is removed, the twig's powers are exhausted. The powers of American mistletoe last much longer. Suggested usage: It is difficult to dissociate mistletoe from the act of kissing: "This pickle makes me pucker up more than a tree full of mistletoe". But during the holidays, avoid insults like: "I would sooner eat the mistletoe than kiss him". If someone rubs you the wrong way, rather than resort to crude language, in keeping with the holiday spirit, simply say: "As I walk away, kindly note the mistletoe attached to my coattail." Etymology: Old English mistilt=E1n from mistil, mistel "mistletoe" + t=E1n "twig". The origins of "mistil" are a mystery but the "toe" is clearly by folk etymology. The Celtic and Norse peoples considered mistletoe sacred. The Celts hung sprigs over doorways, cradles, and barns to protect and bring good fortune to people and their possessions. 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Usage 1: A common false cognate is "militate". Look out for the confusion. Suggested usage: The common idiom is "mitigating circumstances", circumstances that makes a crime more palatable, acceptable. But there is a plethora of circumstances where it applies. "I need something to mitigate the bad news I'm bringing home." Etymology: From Latin mitigatus, past participle of mitigare "to soften", from mitis "soft" + -igare, related to agere to "go, drive, do", cf. "agent", "agile", and all stems on "act". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The verb may also be spelled "molly-coddle". The noun "mollycoddle" (or "molly-coddle") means an effeminate man or boy, just as does "molly" alone. In fact, coddle may be used alone in a sense similar to "mollycoddle:" "To coddle" means to treat someone as though they were an invalid. Suggested usage: Here is a playful word that can relieve "pamper" and "indulge" of some of their duties. Apply it liberally around the house: "Don't mollycoddle the kids, honey; make them do their chores". "Should I stop molly-coddling you, too, and expect you to do yours?" Etymology: A compound based on molly "an effeminate man" plus coddle "to slack on discipline". "Molly" (or "Mally") was originally a nickname for "Mary" but, like "John", soon came to take on other meanings, no doubt, for its commonness. Coddle originally meant "cook an egg in water without boiling it", hence underdoing something from where "underdoing discipline" is but an aimless skip. 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Usage 1: People with a single-minded obsession are monomaniacs and they behave monomaniacally. Suggested usage: Here is a variant of "obsessive" that can be applied to any kind of single-minded obsession. "He is a football monomaniac and never watches anything else on TV" or "The media's monomaniacal focus on the election results is driving ME crazy." Etymology: Greek mono-s "alone, only, solitary" + mania "passion, enthusiasm, madness". Monos also underlies most English words beginning with "mono-" such as "monotheism, monopoly, monotony" but also "monk" and "monastery", a place of solitude. "Mania" is related to English "mad", and via Latin to "mental, mention, money, memory." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. 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Research Noam Chomsky: The Central Linguist of the 20th Century Here are a few pages from the man who developed the very concepts of current linguistic theory. You can find a select bibliography on his home page at MIT. More informative is this library of his articles. An outline of the evolution of his theory of syntax may be found here. Noam Chomsky is also one of the leading humanists and supporters of human rights in the world. Those curious about his political activity, will find it a simple matter to locate websites devoted to us via any of the on-line search engines. Languages of Afghanistan"Pahlawi/Farsi/Dari" is a short article explaining the relationships of the three major languages of Afghanistan. Arabic Morphological Analyzer. This is an experimental Java applet with a built-in keyboard for those who don't have their own. From Xerox Research Center Europe. Shape Schematization in Assamese Classifiers by Jugal K. Kalita. The concept of schematization has been discussed at length in the context of English spatial prepositions. In this paper, Kalita shows that the idea of space schematization also applies to an extended set of classifiers or enclitical definitives that are found in an Indo-European language called Assamese. Austronesian Language Comparison by Raymond Weisling. This is a comparison of core vocabulary of 13 Austronesian languages, including Indonesian, Javanese, Balinese, Sundanese, Madurese, Sawu, Toraja, Tagalog, Maori, Fijian, Hawaiian, Malagasy, and Rapanui. A Brief Latin Grammatical Aid. Lynn H. Nelson, University of Kansas, December 30, 1990. This grammar reference list presently contains two sections: examples of translations for the various uses of several noun cases, and the endings for regular nouns, adjectives, active verbs, and present participles. Later editions will increase this coverage. Bulgarian Morphological Analyzer. Hristo Krushkov of the University of Plodiv maintains this morphological analyzer of Bulgarian. Insert an entire Bulgarian sentence and each word will be identified and analyzed. Alternatively, you may enter any two agreeing words and check their agreement. Conjugate Spanish Verbs Computational Morphology: Introduction to the ALE-RA System by Colin Matheson. This document describes how to run ALE -ra on the Centre For Cognitive Science/Human Communication Research Centre machines, and also describes briefly the main commands necessary to compile lexicon files and view the results. English Neologisms. This site contains one hundred 'new' words from the Independent newspaper for the period January 1994 to March 1995. The words have been selected from an original list of 11,699 types which were identified as being new by filtering software developed by the University of Liverpool Research and Development Unit for English Studies during the AVIATOR Project, 1990-1993. The Ergative State of Early Proto-Indo-European by Hans-Joachim Alscher. This on-line article examines briefly the syntactic structure, the origin of the case system and verbal affixes in Proto-Indo-European. If the link doesn't work, try here. French Conjugation. You insert the infinitive and select the verbal tense, voice, and mood, and the INFL analyzer will give you the conjugation. The INFL analyzer is a licensed product of the MultiLingual Theory and Technology team at the Rank Xerox Research Center, in Grenoble, France made available to ARTFL through a technology exchange agreement. The principal developers of INFL are Lauri Karttunen and Annie Zaenen. French Morphological Analyzer. The ARTFL Project: morphological analysis using the INFL analyzer allows you to enter one or more French words (lower case only, no punctuation) at the prompt and returns the context-free morphological analysis for each term. Introduction to German Grammar. This is a temporary resource for learning beginning German or reviewing German provided by Gary Smith of William & Mary. It contains the basic paradigms of nouns, adjective, and verbs. GERTWOL German Morphological Analyzer. There isn't much information about the analyzer on the site but it seems to work well. Hindi Morphological Analyzer (Tagger). Type in a phrase or word and this analyzer will identify the parts of speech and their morphological functions. Written by Vasu Renganathan of the University of Pennsylvania. Indo-European Documentation Center. This site includes links and materials from a number of ancient Indo-European languages, the Numeral Project on early counting systems, and several on-line papers, including a reader of nineteenth century Indo-European studies edited by W. P. Lehmann. How Similar are Estonian and Finnish? This article by Eugene Holman of the University of Helsinki discusses the declensions and conjugations of both languages. International Phonetic Association This is the association the sponsors the International Phonetic Alphabet, the symbols that represent all the sounds of all natural languages. The entire alphabet is available on this site. Linguistic Typology (Language Variety) Matthew Dryer's page on linguistic typology, with an on-going project devoted to typological atlases, typological data-bases, and links to other language resources. This is a good place to begin to learn about language variety. Italian Clitics by Paola Monachesi This site contains many of Dr. Monachesi's articles on Italian and Romanian clitics which may be downloaded. Latin Parser and Translator. This is a beta or developers copy of a Visual Basic program which Adam McLean designed to assist people in translating from Latin into English. I am making this available in the hope that it might help people undertake some translations (download). Multilingual Verb Conjugator. Now you can conjugate at least some of the regular verbs in 27 different languages. The LOGOS verb conjugator gives you all the forms of regular verbs in its database for 27 languages, including Italian, French, Spanish, Polish, German, Esperanto, English, Latin, Portuguese, Greek, Finnish, Czech, Croatian, Sicilian. It is a work in progress that still lacks many verbs. Xerox Research Corporation's Morphological Analyzer for Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, and German. These finite-state analyzers have been compiled using two-level morphology rules. These morphological analyzers are also used in XRCE's part-of-speech taggers. The Roots of Mambila: Convergence and divergence in the development of Mambila by Bruce Connell. This paper shows that Mambila comprises two major dialect clusters, though the division is not that envisaged by previous researchers. This paper provides evidence of a new division among Mambila dialects and then explores the relative roles of divergence and convergence in Mambila and what the Mambila situation can tell us about the dynamics of language change more generally. Study Guide to Wheelock's Latin Grammar. This study guide was written by Dale Grote of UNC Charlotte. It contains many conjugation and declension paradigms to supplement Wheelock. Spanish Morphological Analyzer (Licensed). This C/C++ morphological analyzer that makes use of the ARIES Spanish lexical interface listed on the same page. This permits to improve efficiency by integrating word segmentation with lexical access also. By now, it is a (pseudo)-unification chart based parser for context-free morphological grammars. Swahili Noun Classes. This is a preliminary report by Ellen Contini-Morava on a two-phase study of the semantics and syntax of noun classification in Swahili. Phase I, the topic of the present paper, is an investigation of the semantic structure of the noun classes, from a cognitive-semantic perspective. Tamil Case System This is a scholarly excursion into the Tamil case system by Harold Schiffman of the University of Washington. It includes a discussion of the postpositions. Turkish Morphological Analyzer. This analyzer has been developed using the two-level transducer technology developed by Xerox . It can process about 900 forms/sec on Sparc station 10/41, though industrial strength versions of the SW work significantly faster. This implementation of Turkish uses about 30,000 Turkish root words. Ural-Altaic Language Page A comparative study of all the morphological features of the Uralic and Altaic languages. Verbix Verb Conjugator Here is a verb conjugator that conjugates the verbs of over 50 different languages for you. Word Manager. Word Manager is a system for the acquisition and management of reusable morphological and phrasal dictionaries . It has a knowledge acquisition component and a knowledge representation which enable a more flexible use than typical finite-state systems. WordNet. WordNet is an on-line lexical reference system whose design is inspired by current theories of human lexical memory. English nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are organized into synonym sets, each representing one underlying lexical concept. Different relations link the synonym sets. Word Frequency Indexer. Catherine Ball of Georgetown's Linguistics Department has written a very useful script that analyzes text you put in for word (token) frequency. World Atlas of Language Structures Matthew Dryer has begun this website dealing with the typology of languages. It has a good list of language families with examples of each and a library of articles on the subject. XTAG Tree Adjoining Parser. XTAG is an on-going project to develop a wide-coverage grammar for English using a feature-based and lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammar formalism. XTAG also serves as an system for the development of TAGs and consists of a predictive left-to-right parser, an X-windows interface, a morphological analyzer, and a part-of-speech tagger (download). Language Identifiers Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? See if these language guessers can identify it. If you aren't successful this time, come back in a month or two and try again; new languages are added constantly. Xerox XRCE Language Identifier (47 languages as of October 15, 2002) Alis Language Guesser (28 languages as of October 15, 2002) Euclid: Language Identifier (30 languages as of October 15, 2002) Stochastic Language Identifier (13 languages as of October 15, 2002) TextCat II with Different Language Modules (11 languages as of October 15, 2002) Natural Language Identification Tool (4 languages as of October 15, 2002) Druid Language Identification Unknown Language Identification Guesslang from Logilab (Download) A Stochastic Language Identifier Lextek Language Identifier(260 languages as of October 15, 2002; currently download only) Candid Reviews of Los Angeles Hotels at www.TripAdvisor.com Current Language Research For the more advanced and adventurous, here are some pages reflecting current linguistic research as well as useful language-learning applications that fall short of complete grammars (verb conjugators, etc.) This page is currently maintained by Silvia Luraghi, Associate Professor of Linguistics, Università di Pavia, Italy. Research Noam Chomsky: The Central Linguist of the 20th Century Here are a few pages from the man who developed the very concepts of current linguistic theory. You can find a select bibliography on his home page at MIT. More informative is this library of his articles. An outline of the evolution of his theory of syntax may be found here. Noam Chomsky is also one of the leading humanists and supporters of human rights in the world. Those curious about his political activity, will find it a simple matter to locate websites devoted to us via any of the on-line search engines. Languages of Afghanistan"Pahlawi/Farsi/Dari" is a short article explaining the relationships of the three major languges of Afghanistan. Arabic Morphological Analyzer. This is an experimental Java applet with a built-in keyboard for those who don't have their own. From Xerox Research Center Europe. Shape Schematization in Assamese Classifiers by Jugal K. Kalita. The concept of schematization has been discussed at length in the context of English spatial prepositions. In this paper, Kalita shows that the idea of space schematization also applies to an extended set of classifiers or enclitical definitives that are found in an Indo-European language called Assamese. Austronesian Language Comparison by Raymond Weisling. This is a comparison of core vocabulary of 13 Austronesian languages, including Indonesian, Javanese, Balinese, Sundanese, Madurese, Sawu, Toraja, Tagalog, Maori, Fijian, Hawaiian, Malagasy, and Rapanui. A Brief Latin Grammatical Aid. Lynn H. Nelson, University of Kansas, December 30, 1990. This grammar reference list presently contains two sections: examples of translations for the various uses of several noun cases, and the endings for regular nouns, adjectives, active verbs, and present participles. Later editions will increase this coverage. Bulgarian Morphological Analyzer. Hristo Krushkov of the University of Plodiv maintains this morphological analyzer of Bulgarian. Insert an entire Bulgarian sentence and each word will be identified and analyzed. Alternatively, you may enter any two agreeing words and check their agreement. Conjugate Spanish Verbs Computational Morphology: Introduction to the ALE-RA System by Colin Matheson. This document describes how to run ALE -ra on the Centre For Cognitive Science/Human Communication Research Centre machines, and also describes briefly the main commands necessary to compile lexicon files and view the results. English Neologisms. This site contains one hundred 'new' words from the Independent newspaper for the period January 1994 to March 1995. The words have been selected from an original list of 11,699 types which were identified as being new by filtering software developed by the University of Liverpool Research and Development Unit for English Studies during the AVIATOR Project, 1990-1993. The Ergative State of Early Proto-Indo-European by Hans-Joachim Alscher. This on-line article examines briefly the syntactic structure, the origin of the case system and verbal affixes in Proto-Indo-European. If the link doesn't work, try here. French Conjugation. You insert the infinitive and select the verbal tense, voice, and mood, and the INFL analyzer will give you the conjugation. The INFL analyzer is a licensed product of the MultiLingual Theory and Technology team at the Rank Xerox Research Center, in Grenoble, France made available to ARTFL through a technology exchange agreement. The principal developers of INFL are Lauri Karttunen and Annie Zaenen. French Morphological Analyzer. The ARTFL Project: morphological analysis using the INFL analyzer allows you to enter one or more French words (lower case only, no punctuation) at the prompt and returns the context-free morphological analysis for each term. Introduction to German Grammar. This is a temporary resource for learning beginning German or reviewing German provided by Gary Smith of William & Mary. It contains the basic paradigms of nouns, adjective, and verbs. GERTWOL German Morphological Analyzer. There isn't much information about the analyzer on the site but it seems to work well. Hindi Morphological Analyzer (Tagger). Type in a phrase or word and this analyzer will identify the parts of speech and their morphological functions. Written by Vasu Renganathan of the University of Pennsylvania. Indo-European Documentation Center. This site includes links and materials from a number of ancient Indo-European languages, the Numeral Project on early counting systems, and several on-line papers, including a reader of nineteenth century Indo-European studies edited by W. P. Lehmann. How Similar are Estonian and Finnish? This article by Eugene Holman of the University of Helsinki discusses the declensions and conjugations of both languages. International Phonetic Association This is the association the sponsors the International Phonetic Alphabet, the symbols that represent all the sounds of all natural languages. The entire alphabet is available on this site. Linguistic Typology (Language Variety) Matthew Dryer's page on linguistic typology, with an on-going project devoted to typological atlases, typological data-bases, and links to other language resources. This is a good place to begin to learn about language variety. Italian Clitics by Paola Monachesi This site contains many of Dr. Monachesi's articles on Italian and Romanian clitics which may be downloaded. Latin Parser and Translator. This is a beta or developers copy of a Visual Basic program which Adam McLean designed to assist people in translating from Latin into English. I am making this available in the hope that it might help people undertake some translations (download). Multilingual Verb Conjugator. Now you can conjugate at least some of the regular verbs in 27 different languages. The LOGOS verb conjugator gives you all the forms of regular verbs in its database for 27 languages, including Italian, French, Spanish, Polish, German, Esperanto, English, Latin, Portuguese, Greek, Finnish, Czech, Croatian, Sicilian. It is a work in progress that still lacks many verbs. Xerox Research Corporation's Morphological Analyzer for Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, and German. These finite-state analyzers have been compiled using two-level morphology rules. These morphological analyzers are also used in XRCE's part-of-speech taggers. The Roots of Mambila: Convergence and divergence in the development of Mambila by Bruce Connell. This paper shows that Mambila comprises two major dialect clusters, though the division is not that envisaged by previous researchers. This paper provides evidence of a new division among Mambila dialects and then explores the relative roles of divergence and convergence in Mambila and what the Mambila situation can tell us about the dynamics of language change more generally. Study Guide to Wheelock's Latin Grammar. This study guide was written by Dale Grote of UNC Charlotte. It contains many conjugation and declension paradigms to supplement Wheelock. Spanish Morphological Analyzer (Licensed). This C/C++ morphological analyzer that makes use of the ARIES Spanish lexical interface listed on the same page. This permits to improve efficiency by integrating word segmentation with lexical access also. By now, it is a (pseudo)-unification chart based parser for context-free morphological grammars. Swahili Noun Classes. This is a preliminary report by Ellen Contini-Morava on a two-phase study of the semantics and syntax of noun classification in Swahili. Phase I, the topic of the present paper, is an investigation of the semantic structure of the noun classes, from a cognitive-semantic perspective. Tamil Case System This is a scholarly excursion into the Tamil case system by Harold Schiffman of the University of Washington. It includes a discussion of the postpositions. Turkish Morphological Analyzer. This analyzer has been developed using the two-level transducer technology developed by Xerox . It can process about 900 forms/sec on Sparc station 10/41, though industrial strength versions of the SW work significantly faster. This implementation of Turkish uses about 30,000 Turkish root words. Ural-Altaic Language Page A comparative study of all the morphological features of the Uralic and Altaic languages. Verbix Verb Conjugator Here is a verb conjugator that conjugates the verbs of over 50 different languages for you. Word Manager. Word Manager is a system for the acquisition and management of reusable morphological and phrasal dictionaries . It has a knowledge acquisition component and a knowledge representation which enable a more flexible use than typical finite-state systems. Word Frequency Indexer. Catherine Ball of Georgetown's Linguistics Department has written a very useful script that analyzes text you put in for word (token) frequency. World Atlas of Language Structures Matthew Dryer has begun this website dealing with the typology of languages. It has a good list of language families with examples of each and a library of articles on the subject. XTAG Tree Adjoining Parser. XTAG is an on-going project to develop a wide-coverage grammar for English using a feature-based and lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammar formalism. XTAG also serves as an system for the development of TAGs and consists of a predictive left-to-right parser, an X-windows interface, a morphological analyzer, and a part-of-speech tagger (download). Language Identifiers Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? See if these language guessers can identify it. If you aren't successful this time, come back in a month or two and try again; new languages are added constantly. Xerox XRCE Language Identifier (47 languages as of October 15, 2002) Alis Language Guesser (28 languages as of October 15, 2002) Euclid: Language Identifier (30 languages as of October 15, 2002) Stochastic Language Identifier (13 languages as of October 15, 2002) TextCat II with Different Language Modules (11 languages as of October 15, 2002) Natural Language Identification Tool (4 languages as of October 15, 2002) Druid Language Identification Unknown Language Identification Guesslang from Logilab (Download) A Stochastic Language Identifier Lextek Language Identifier(260 languages as of October 15, 2002; currently download only) Candid Reviews of Los Angeles Hotels at www.TripAdvisor.com ©1996-2003 yourDictionary.com Inc. All Rights Reserved. Received: from mailin22.aul.t-online.de (mailin22.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Tue, 11 Jul 2006 09:44:24 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin22.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G0Cuo-1tRX4C0; Tue, 11 Jul 2006 09:44:18 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 207495C0AC0 for ; Tue, 11 Jul 2006 01:39:11 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1152601092-18728-0" Subject: MORTIFY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 01:39:11 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-11T07:44:24Z X-TOI-MSGID: 34e2919d-b0ae-445e-8709-d06153161945 ------------=_1152601092-18728-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Mortify (Verb) Pronunciation: ['mor-ti-fI] Definition 1: (Transitive) To humiliate, embarrass to extremes, cause enormous shame. Usage 1: "Mortification" is the correlate noun. The semantic drift here is from death itself toward a sense of dying of embarrassment. "I just DIED when he put the lampshade on his head" =3D "I was mortified when he put the lampshade on his head." Definition 2: (Intransitive) To become gangrenous or necrotic (a part of the body) Suggested usage: Use this verb when "embarrass" simply isn't strong enough: "How could you mortify me like that by wearing the same dress to the party as mine?" or "You can imagine my mortification in discovering the glob of whipped cream on my nose!" Etymology: From Old French mortifier, from Latin mortificare "to kill", from mors, mort- "death". 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Usage 1: As befits the term, "mother" is the progenitor of a large and meaningful word family. "Motherly" is the adjective and adverb of today's word, as in "motherly love" and "she motherly wiped the little boy's tears away". "Motherliness" is the noun expressing the warmth, nurturing concern and protectiveness that give the root, "mother", its true meaning. Just as many mothers work two jobs, so does this word-it also does the work of a verb: "Mothering and working are full-time jobs can try the best of mothers." Suggested usage: When Sadaam Hussein (remember him?) challenged the US to the "mother of all battles", we all knew exactly what he meant because of the primordial force of motherhood throughout our language: Mother Earth, Mother Nature, Mother of God, Mother Goose (the originator of all children's stories since the book's first printing in 1719), the mother lode, the motherland-even the motherboard in your computer. Mothers are associated in all our minds with our origins and what is essential, crucial, and most important. Etymology: The origin of the word for "mother" in virtually all Indo-European languages is the baby-talk syllable "ma", usually the first recognizable syllable uttered by a baby and also the basis of "mama", plus the kinship suffix -ter (-ther), also found in "sister, "brother", and "father". The original form, *mater-, evolved into Latin "mater", Greek "meter" (as in "metropolis", the mother city), German "Mutter", French "mère", Serbian "majka", Russian "mat', materi", Italian and Spanish "madre", Portuguese "mãe", Danish "moder", Dutch and Afrikaans "moeder", Norwegian "mor", Swedish "moder", Icelandic "móðir", Irish "máthair", Hindi "mataji", Gujarati "maataa", Farsi (Persian) "madar", and Pashto "mor". So, if you're a mother, you are part of a major power in the world and we at yourDictionary wish this day one of the happiest in your life. (Today's word was suggested by one of our favorite mothers, Audra Himes, formerly of yourDictionary.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------BC52248A285263730A78454B-- . by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 29 Dec 2006 10:57:45 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H0EUh-0006lg-EZ for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 29 Dec 2006 10:57:44 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C690A5C4717 for ; Fri, 29 Dec 2006 02:47:05 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1167379768-31924-0" Subject: MS.: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Ms. (Noun) Pronunciation: ['miz] Definition 1: A formal title of courtesy for a woman without regard to the marital status reflected in "Mrs". and "Miss." Usage 1: Today's abbreviation for "mistress" is followed by a period in the US. Outside the US, periods are often omitted after abbreviations that end on the same letter as the full form. Those who follow this (British) style write, "Mr" but "Rev.", "Ms" but "Prof". No one seems to place a period after "Miss". Interestingly, "mistress" is the full form of "Miss" [mis], referring to an unmarried woman, "Mrs". ['mis-iz] referring to a married woman, and "Ms.", referring to a woman regardless of marital status. All are always capitalized. Suggested usage: Today's word is most popular in the US, where it originated, since it refers to females the same as the masculine Mr. "mister". It is associated with feminism, which promoted it in the 80s (especially through the magazine "Ms."). It is used by those women who do not wish their form of address to convey their marital status and by anyone addressing a woman without knowing her marital status: "Mr. Cawley, would like you and Ms. Flower like a seat near the buffet?" Etymology: The full form of today's word (mistress) descended from "maistresse", the feminine of Old French maistre "master" derived from Latin magister "master, chief, head". The original underlying root was *mag- "great", which went on to give us "much", "mickle", "might", and Latin magnus "great". The root of "magnus" is visible in many borrowings from Latin, such as "magnanimous", "magnify", "magnificent". In Sanskrit this root became maha "great", seen in maharajah "great king" from maha "great" + raja "king", a relative of our "royal". (Mr. Marcos Daniel of Brazil wanted to know more about gender and the English forms of polite address. 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Usage 1: Usage of today's word tapered off over the course of the 20th Century even in its last stronghold, Scotland, always the land of fascinating words. An older variant of this word is "mickle". In the Eve of St. Agnes (xiv) Keats pleads, "Let me laugh awhile, I've mickle time to grieve". Most Scots today would probably prefer using "muckle", as did Frank Kippax as recently as 1992 in The Butcher's Bill: "The Home Guard barged in and waved a muckle pistol in his face." Suggested usage: Today our word is heard mostly in the idiom, "Many a mickle mak's a muckle", meaning roughly "a lot of littles make a lot", an encouragement to save for a rainy day. This idiomatic (unpredictable) phrase seems contradictory and probably is a corruption of "Many a little mak's a muckle", suggesting the Scots themselves are letting this quaintly old fashioned word slip away. Still and again, J. D. Salinger wrote in Catcher in the Rye (1951), Chapter 11, that Jane Gallagher "was sort of muckle-mouthed" because when she talked excitedly "her mouth sort of went in about fifty directions." Etymology: The origin of today's word is a prominent root *meg- "great, large" found in some form in almost every Indo-European language. It ended up (also) as "much" in English but we find it in Norwegian and Danish meget "very (much)" and Swedish mycken "much", as well. The ancient Greek cognate is megas "great", borrowed in all the English words on "mega": "megastar", "megaton", "megabyte". It also underlies megalomania "delusions of wealth and power". In Armenian it became mec "great" and in Albanian, madh "great". Sanskrit maha "great" is used in several words borrowed into English, including mahatma as in Mahatma Gandhi, maharishi "great seer", an eminent spiritual teacher, and maha raja "great king", which also includes "raja", a relative of "royal" and French roi "king." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's noun is used also as an adjective meaning "enormous, monstrous" or "plague-like". As such it has an adverb "murrainly." Suggested usage: Of course, everyone saves up for a rainy day but nothing could prepare us for a murrain day like September 11, 2001. If the trends in music between rock and roll and hip-hop dismay you, remember that H. L. Mencken was plagued by "the murrain of jazz". Today's is also a good word for the occasional mindless curse (if duly provoked, of course): "A murrain upon your head!" or, as Trinculo put it in Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' (III, ii, 50), "A murrain on your monster, and the devil take your fingers!" Etymology: Borrowed from Old French morine, from Medieval Latin morina, a noun from Latin mori "to die", whose irregular past participle "mortus" underlies "mortal", "mortuary", and "mortgage". This verb may be related to mordere "to bite", underlying "morsel". It is certainly akin to morbus "diseased" from which we derive "morbid". 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Usage 1: Today's word is a noun metamorphosing into an adjective. "Myriad" was originally a noun appearing in phrases like "a myriad of stars" but by the 19th century it was called to adjectival service, e.g. "myriad stars glowed above". Samuel Taylor Coleridge opened the 19th century with his famous phrase that demonstrated how "myriad" had assumed it new duty. In his 'Hymn to Earth' (1800), Coleridge wrote, "Myriad myriads of lives teem'd forth from the mighty embracement". Now that is a lot of lives. Suggested usage: So, the story is that today's word originated as a noun: "Lionel is in possession of a myriad of excuses for not getting the job done". However, it works today just as well as an adjective: "He gave myriad reasons for firing me but not one that was cogent". yourDictionary predicts that by 2150 it will be an adjective pure and simple. Etymology: Greek myrias, myriad- "ten thousand" from myrios "countless". 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Usage 1: Vice President Spiro Agnew probably uttered the most famous example of today's word when, on November 13, 1969 in Des Moines, Iowa, he called the US press corps "nattering nabobs of negativism". ("Natter" can mean simply "to chatter" or "to grumble.") The phrase was actually written by former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan, who was then a speech writer for President Nixon. Suggested usage: Because of the humor associated with today's word, a minor industry producing derivations of it has grown up over the years: a nabobery is a place frequented by nabobs, nabobical is the adjective meaning "pertaining to a nabob", while nabobish means "rather like a nabob", as does its adverb, "nabobishly". "Nabobism" is great wealth and luxury and the class of all nabobs is the nabobry. (Networking with your local nabobry could do wonders for your career.) Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from Hindi "nawab, nabab", itself borrowed from Arabic "nuwwab", the plural of na'ib "representative", the active participle of the verb naba "to represent". An interesting twist of this word is that it came to be the mispronounced name of the exclusive neighborhood of the nabobs of San Francisco, now known simply as "Nob Hill". It is unrelated to "hobnob." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1127632081-13288-0 Word of the Day Today's Word: "Nascent" (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['ney-sênt] Definition 1: Coming into existence or having recently come into existence. Usage 1: Today's word allows us to speak of a point in time when an object or idea is just being formed or has just been formed, but has not been fully realized. Thus, the noun, "nascency" (or simply "nascence"), can refer to a time of great hope or a missed opportunity. Suggested usage: When friends and family undergo change, this word is useful: "Lana's nascent cynicism about relationships came as a surprise to friends and marked the end of her 1.5-kids-and-a-minivan idealism". You might employ today's word to talk about situations that have just come to light, as well: "A nascent toadyism is developing around our new manager, but he's not playing favorites yet." Etymology: Today's word comes directly from Latin nascens, nascent-, present participle of nascor "to be born". This verb comes from PIE *gnê-sko-, a suffixed form of the zero-grade of *gen-/*gon- "to give birth, beget", which underlies a small world of words on reproduction: "progeny, generation, gene, genealogy, pregnant" from Latin, not to mention native English "kin" and German Kind "child" found in "kindergarten". "Nascor" itself also underlies "native", "nation", and "nature". (For more PIE, see our FAQ sheet or read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in the library.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1138435625-28077-0 Word of the Day Today's Word: Neoteric (Adjective) Pronunciation: [nee-ê-'ter-ik] Definition 1: Of recent origin; modern. Usage 1: Today's word is a lexical orphan, without any other members in its family tree. In the spirit of the neoteric, we might spawn an agent noun, "neoterist". That would be someone who has a PDA, a cell phone with e-mail and Web access (to read the Word of the Day, of course), a laptop with DVD and ZIP drive. A misoneist (see our archives at http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/wotd.cgi?word=3Dmisoneism), on the other hand, dislikes anything neoteric=97especially gadgets that buzz or ring during chamber music concerts. Suggested usage: If you're the house cook and designated pot-scrubber, why not make this suggestion: "Let's do something neoteric and eat out all weekend". If you learn to love restaurant dining, accuse your significant other of misoneism at the suggestion that you stay home for a meal every now and again. A neoteric feature of YDC is our Agora=97be daring and have a look at the conversations going on at http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/agora/agora.cgi. Etymology: From the Late Latin neotericus, from Greek neoterikos, from neoteros "younger", a comparative form of neos "new". The PIE root is newo-, and not surprisingly, English "new", German "neu", French "neuf" and "nouveau", Russian "novyi", Hindi "naya". In fact, virtually all Indo-European languages take their word for "new" from this stem from this root, one of the clearest pieces of evidence that they all belong to the same family. It also underlies "nova", "novel", "novice" and "innovate"=97something a lover of all things neoteric approves. Order more PIE from our article "How Is a Hippo Like a Feather?" in YDC's library. (It's an old habit of ours to thank our readers for their suggestions, so cheers to Roger Cohen in Niskayuna, NY, for today's word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Nescient" has few relatives. The noun from it is "nescience" while "nesciently" is the adverb. It has a cousin, "nescious", with the same meaning, which is related to "nice" (see Etymology). It is distantly related to nescio "a claim of ignorance, of not knowning", from the Latin word nescio "I don't know". This word is a useful noun for our times: "US courtrooms today resound with the nescios of corporate executives squirming on the witness stand." Suggested usage: Occasionally you may wish to speak your mind without wanting it to be understood. "I think your comment reflects a profound nescience of the problem, Slobodan", might even get you a nod of gratitude from the target of your insult. Places do exist, by the way, where nescience is not at all out of place, "Mr. Chips's heart tightened ever so slightly before yet another sea of nescient freshman faces in the auditorium." Etymology: Today's word is a borrowing from Latin "nesciens", the present participle of nescire "to be ignorant", derived from ne- "not" + scire "to know". The Latin word belonged to a family that included "nescius", borrowed into English as nescious (see Usage). In Old French, the same word was reduced to "nise" and was borrowed into Old English as "nice", meaning "foolish, silly", a meaning that inexplicably migrated to what it is today. (We are thankful to Dr. Richard R. Everson for another nice word from a very knowledgeable word-lover.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------5C772047E4A8E76248A32AE4-- . by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sun, 31 Dec 2006 10:47:10 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H0xHY-0001nw-9H for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 31 Dec 2006 10:47:09 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 2191F5C32A7 for ; Sun, 31 Dec 2006 02:45:22 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1167552529-23647-0" Subject: NICE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Nice (Adjective) Pronunciation: [nIs] Definition 1: Pleasant, agreeable. Beyond this, the meaning of the word is very vague; so vague, in fact, that the Oxford Dictionary offers 17 definitions trying to capture it. "Nice" can also serve as the default euphemism for "I don't want to talk about it" or "I don't know what to say." Usage 1: The problem is that this word is woefully overused. It has gotten to the point that we use it whenever we want to say something positive but can't think of the right word or want to avoid saying it. It has come to be more a dodge than a meaningful speech tool. It is used with a few adjectives as a kind of intensifier, "nice and steady", "nice and easy", "nice and warm". However, be careful since you cannot use this construction with just any adjective. Suggested usage: Today's is the word to use while gritting your teeth, "Yes, darling, I think the tattoo of the bull moose downing a beer on your chest is very nice". Used sincerely, it is the blandest pleasantry available in the English language, =93Have a nice day!=94 Etymology: Now we know why today's word is so stupid: that is what it originally meant. It was borrowed from a French dialect as "nice" which meant "stupid". The French word, related to Spanish necio "ignorant,=94 came from Latin nescius "ignorant" from the verb nescire "to be ignorant" made up of ne "not" and scire "to know", the same root we have today in "science", and "conscience". Now we would expect the original root, *ski "cut", (knowing was seen as analysis, cutting things apart) to end up in English as shi-, since original [k] became [h] in English=97and it did. Unfortunately, the word is not a nice one and is just as stupid as "nice". 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Nidicolous (adjective) Pronunciation: [ni-'di-kê-lês] Definition: Nest-dwelling, nesting, usually referring to birds whose offspring are helpless at birth and must remain in a nest until they mature. Usage: Believe it or not, today's word belongs to a large family of words based on nidify "to build a nest" and "nidification". Of course, if humans build edifices, birds would build "nidifices", wouldn't they? If the offspring leave the nest soon after hatching, they are nidifugous "nest-fleeing" from nid "nest" + fug(ere) "(to) flee". We might extend this one to those who spend a lot of time traveling or go out every night. Suggested Usage: Today's word begs to replace "nesting instinct" in some of our daily chatter: "Don't be nidicolous, Henrietta, we won't need to add more rooms to this house until we have children". Here is another: "When he married Robin, Jay converted from the nomadic to the nidicolous life with unexpected aplomb." Etymology: Latin nidus "nest" + col(ere) "(to) inhabit" + -ous. The stem nid- originates in a PIE compound form *ni-zd-o- "nest (place of sitting down)" from *ni- "down" + s(e)d- "sit". Old English "nest" comes from the Germanic variation of the same compound, *nistaz, also underlying "niche" and "nick". (Today's birdy word from G. V. S. 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Nidicolous (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ni-'di-kê-lês] Listen Definition: Nest-dwelling, nesting, usually referring to birds whose offspring are helpless at birth and must remain in a nest until they mature. Usage: Believe it or not, today's word belongs to a large family of words based on nidify "to build a nest" and "nidification". Of course, if humans build edifices, birds would build "nidifices", wouldn't they? If the offspring leave the nest soon after hatching, they are nidifugous "nest-fleeing" from nid "nest" + fug(ere) "(to) flee". We might extend this one to those who spend a lot of time traveling or go out every night. Suggested Usage: Today's word begs to replace "nesting instinct" in some of our daily chatter: "Don't be nidicolous, Henrietta, we won't need to add more rooms to this house until we have children". Here is another: "When he married Robin, Jay converted from the nomadic to the nidicolous life with unexpected aplomb." Etymology: Latin nidus "nest" + col(ere) "(to) inhabit" + -ous. The stem nid- originates in a PIE compound form *ni-zd-o- "nest (place of sitting down)" from *ni- "down" + s(e)d- "sit". Old English "nest" comes from the Germanic variation of the same compound, *nistaz, also underlying "niche" and "nick". (Today's birdy word from G. V. S. Nagabhushana of Hyderabad is a lexical gem not at all for the birds.) —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.kcbo.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-10272-0-1174633209-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 13 Nov 2006 11:15:03 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GjYqA-0005YZ-7M for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 13 Nov 2006 11:14:58 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 20B1B5C6B6F for ; Mon, 13 Nov 2006 02:53:52 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1163405567-12500-0" Subject: NIGHTMARE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Nightmare (Noun) Pronunciation: ['nIt-meyr] Definition 1: A frightening dream or intensely distressing experience of any kind; a female demon that attacks people in their sleep. Usage 1: Modern English speakers have, by and large, given up the meaning of a female goblin called a nightmare in favor of a bad dream of any sort. But Shakespeare clearly used the word in the original meaning in King Lear, III, iv, 126: "He met the night-mare and her nine-fold; Bid her alight, And her troth plight, And, aroint thee, witch, aroint thee" (i.e. Away with thee!) The adjective (like the demon) is "nightmarish" and the adverb is "nightmarishly." Suggested usage: Using the word in its original meaning implies a belief in goblins and spirits: "He awoke in the morning looking (and feeling) like he had been accosted by a nightmare". So long as we avoid using it to refer to our wives and girl friends, no harm will be done. Otherwise, the common sense is always useful, "The traffic in downtown Lewisburg was a nightmare today." Etymology: Middle English, a female demon that attacks sleeping people; based on night "night" + mare "goblin". "Night" is from a verbal root *negw- "to be dark" which turns up in German Nacht, Latin nox, noctis, Greek nux, and Russian noch'. It also underlies Latin niger "black", which devolved into Italian negro "black". Old English mare means "goblin, incubus" and is related to Latin mori "die", found in "mortal", "morbid", and to English "murder". (Thanks to Julie Langford-Johnson of the University of Indiana for yet another seasonal word of the day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun is nivosity. (Thanks to Dr. Audra Himes of yourDictionary for today's word.) Suggested usage: For those of you with a musical ear, try bringing niveous into your caroling this winter: "It's beginning to look quite niveous outside (tra la tra la)". Also, "I bought my niece a glass sphere filled with water and a niveous flakes for a Christmas gift" (translation: snow globe). If the substance on your windshield no longer is snow but originated as such, try: "The wipers couldn't clear the nivosity quickly enough, so we pulled over until the blizzard died down." Etymology: From Latin niveus, from nix (nig-s), niv- "snow" which developed into French neige, Spanish nieve, and Italian neve. The underlying PIE from, believe it or not, is *sneigwh-, with several sounds that have worn off over the years. So the same PIE root gave us English "snow" and Slavic (Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian) sneg "snow." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1116572121-13008-0-- Received: from mailin20.aul.t-online.de (mailin20.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.74]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 20 Jul 2006 09:47:04 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin20.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G3TFE-1bxHE00; Thu, 20 Jul 2006 09:46:52 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 17B435C1DE6 for ; Thu, 20 Jul 2006 01:41:13 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1153378767-27491-0" Subject: NOIR: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 01:41:13 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-20T07:47:04Z X-TOI-MSGID: c7c8076f-d9f8-44ba-9495-d1effea108e0 ------------=_1153378767-27491-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Noir (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['nwa(r) ] Definition 1: Gloomy crime fiction or film featuring cynical characters in sleazy settings. Usage 1: This adjective has not been completely assimilated by English as it occurs only in a few French phrases, as in French, always after the noun it modifies: "film noir" and "roman noir". The adjective is "noirish" with the "r" pronounced. For a parody of the genre noir, listen to the adventures of Guy Noir on Prairie Home Companion. Not directly related to café noir "black coffee" or pinot noir the "black Pinot" grape that produces the hearty red wine of the same name. Suggested usage: Weaving the expressions that "noir" occurs with into casual conversation calls for considerable lexical dexterity, "I feel sorry for him; his life is a kind of roman noir that he can't seem to brighten up". It is easier to use it literally: "The film set out a tantalizing detective mystery but midway evolved into a sort of film noir that could not sustain even a passing glint of optimism." Etymology: French noir "black" from Late Latin "negro", Latin niger, nigr- "black" found in "Nigeria" and "denigrate". From PIE nekw-, also underlying English "night" and Greek nix, niktos "night". This root also had an O-grade form, nokw-, that produced Latin nox, noctis, German Nacht, Russian noch', Albanian nat=EB=97all meaning "night". The sounds [k] and [g] are identical except for the voicing of [g], i.e. the vibration of the vocal folds. (Our thanks Max Schneiter, journalism student at Arizona State University in Phoenix, for today's dark word of the night.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1153378767-27491-0-- Received: from mailin18.aul.t-online.de (mailin18.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.73]) by mhead44 with LMTP; Mon, 05 Mar 2007 11:46:45 +0100 Received: from s2219.ml00.net ([216.39.127.219]) by mailin18.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HOAiF-1N8HmD0; Mon, 5 Mar 2007 11:46:39 +0100 b=Tk9JV32gyqQAGNG88bP4yQhOL4ATN7am/5jHQCUBfbveFIXz9WQ914b+MFW3W3VmNGM82BvZVowUSqgztzvvkZKNeTbageb/X6ExKXOtC/njhqNaBOlMT9sEFf8gjTlT; by s2219.ml00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA49624; Sun, 4 Mar 2007 23:03:49 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2007 02:46:40 -0800 (PST) X-PMG-Msgid: 1173040135.17640 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: NOISOME: Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-3568-0-1173078025" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-05T10:46:45Z X-TOI-MSGID: 54338862-deab-43bc-98e5-0b46391c7fd4 --MIME_BOUNDARY-3568-0-1173078025 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Noisome (adjective) Pronunciation: ['noy-sêm] Definition 1: Offensive, disgusting, foul. Usage 1: Another lexicological curve ball: "noisome" has nothing to do with "noise" (which comes from Vulgar Latin nausea "seasickness" and, later, "discomfort") or the pronominal quantifier "some." Definition 2: Harmful or dangerous. Suggested Usage: "Noisome's" meaning ranges from just disgusting to positively dangerous, so "noisome advances" would be advances one finds repulsive while "noisome fumes" could be toxic. A mother might ask her son to put his noisome socks in the hamper immediately without making the distinction. Etymology: Middle English noie "harm" (shortened from Old French anoi "annoyance" which also was borrowed by English as "annoy") + -som, an adjective suffix meaning "having X or characterized by X" (from Old English -sum "like X, characterized by X"). -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com:80/wotdarch.cgi ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/fun.html ---------------- Please click here to forward this message to a friend: http://i.ml00.net/forward?YourDictionary:24:1173040135.17640:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. 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A mother might ask her son to put his noisome socks in the hamper immediately without making the distinction. Etymology: Middle English noie "harm" (shortened from Old French anoi "annoyance" which also was borrowed by English as "annoy") + -som, an adjective suffix meaning "having X or characterized by X" (from Old English -sum "like X, characterized by X"). —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! Spread the Word Fun & Games Word of the Day Crossword Puzzles Foreign Language Crossword Puzzles Fill-In Crossword Puzzles Word Jungles Word of the Day Semantic Scramble Word of the Day Spellbinder Find many more fun and games in Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? Try a Language Guesser! The Dictionaries: Language | Multilingual | 'Nyms & such | Translation | Specialty About YDC | Lookup Button | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k11b.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-3568-0-1173078025-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Fri, 02 Feb 2007 11:22:20 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1HCvYb-0006mN-CV for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 02 Feb 2007 11:22:17 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A0D085C75A6 for ; Fri, 2 Feb 2007 02:54:06 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1170403743-3091-0" Subject: NONDESCRIPT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Nondescript (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['nahn-dê-skript] Definition 1: Ordinary, pedestrian, of no particular type or kind. Literally, "not described." Usage 1: This is an adjective isolate with no correlate noun or verb. It is spelled as one word. Suggested usage: This is a good word to use when you find it difficult to identify or categorize something: "She arrived in a nondescript dress hemmed precisely at her knees" or "He was a small, nondescript man whom no one suspected of motorcycle racing." Etymology: Latin non "not" + de-scribere "to describe" from de- + scrib-ere "to scratch, scrape, write". PIE root *skrabh- evolved into English "scrape", German schreiben "write", Russian skresti "scrape", and French écrire (escrire =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is a normal adjective, as "nonpareil beauty", that may be used as a noun, as Viola does in Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night:' "O, such love / Could be but recompens'd though you were crown'd / The nonpareil of beauty!" This adjective is unanalyzable, which means the initial non- is no longer perceived as a separable negative prefix. Suggested usage: I like to place this adjective behind the noun it modifies; for some reason it sounds right in that position and certainly has more impact, e.g. "Portia Radcliff is an intellect nonpareil". It is, however, used more often before the modified noun, "Mark is a nonpareil salesman", unless it has a subordinate phrase, "Mark is a salesman nonpareil among those in sales here". But then adjectives with subordinate phrases are regularly placed after the noun they modify in English (e.g. "a yellow book" but "a book yellow with age"). Etymology: From Old French "nonpareil" composed of non- "non, un-" + pareil "equal" from Vulgar Latin "pariculus", the diminutive of Latin par "equal". This same Latin root turns up in many English words borrowed from Latin, including "pair", "parcel", "parity", "parse", "part", "particle", "partisan", and "party". (We extend our nonpareil gratitude to Mrs. Adriana R. Mandaro of Woodbury, New York for suggesting today=92s word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Although today's word is rarely used today, it still lurks out there on the periphery of our language, used on the proper occasion for effect by verbal connoisseurs. We like it because it is a lexical curve ball that leads you where it isn't. Suggested usage: One of the goals of early manned space flights was to test for any nosopoetic effects of extended periods of weightlessness. According to Peter Bowler in 'The Superior Person's Book of Words,' however, "Ah, how perfectly nosopoetic!" is the proper exclamation to employ when a wealthy acquaintance, of whose possessions you are insanely jealous, proudly shows off his or her new fishpond or sunken garden. But never tell anyone that you just can't stand seeing their nosopoetic face again unless you wish the insult to be (mis)taken as a compliment. Etymology: Today's word comes to us, courtesy of Latin and French, from Greek nosopoi(etik)os "causing illness", which consists of nosos "illness" + poi(etik)os "making, producing". It is related to nosophobia "the fear of disease", nosology "the classification of diseases", nosotrophy "the promotion of disease", and nosography "the description of diseases". (When we sent out iatrogenic "caused by a doctor or hospital", Rod Gates reminded us that "nosocomial" is a word more specifically meaning "caused by or in a hospital". That led us to nose about this family of words.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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Delivery-Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 10:27:14 +0200 by mxeu9.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt64-1E6lAg0TwT-0003tR for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 21 Aug 2005 10:27:14 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7FB3C5C19B6 for ; Sun, 21 Aug 2005 02:27:07 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1124607937-22635-0" Subject: NYCHTHEMERON: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 02:27:07 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1124607937-22635-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Nychthemeron (Noun) Pronunciation: [nik-'the-mê-rên] Definition 1: A 24-hour period, comprising a nighttime and daylight segment. Usage 1: Many people erroneously spell this word "nycthemeron". Don't you fall into that trap! Also, remember that when you add the suffix -al to derive the adjective, you must drop the Greek suffix -on; in other words, nychthemeron + al =3D nychthemeral [nik-'the-mê-rêl] "occurring in 24-hour periods." Suggested usage: Many languages have separate words for the two meanings of day: "the daylight hours" and "24 hours". Russian, for example, has "den'" and "sutki" for those two meanings and both are used frequently. "If you don't have this room cleaned up in a nychthemeron, you're grounded" is less likely to work than "in a fortnight". (Too bad these two words could not have swapped meanings. But maybe if we clip it to "a nichthy" it will catch on.) Etymology: Greek adjective nykhthemeron neuter of nykhthemeros "lasting for a night and a day" from nykh, nykt- "night" and (h)emera "day" (nyktas te kai emar "by night and day"). The PIE root for "night" is negw-t- or nokw-t "night", appearing in Russian noch', Latin nox, noctis, and German Nacht. Underlying stem is probably negw- "dark" found in Latin niger "black" and Italian "negro". This root also appears in "denigrate". For more on PIE, see "Words: Where do they Come from" in the YD library. (Our thanks to YD friend Helen Belisle for discovering this transcendent lexical gem.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Hence, emotional anxiety brought on by attempts to attain the unattainable. Usage 1: A person suffering from nympholepsy is a nympholept and the adjective is "nympholeptic". (Using the same template, we might say that a person brought to a state of ecstasy by captivation with words is a logolept, someone who suffers logoleptic rapture. If you don't like today's word, be the first on your block to apply this one.) Suggested usage: Today's word may be used metaphorically, "Years of work on his electric fork left Fitzwalling in a state of nympholeptic angst that no psychiatrist could dissipate". It may also be used literally (believe it or not) so long as "nymph" is assumed metaphorical, "Conrad left the topless bar with a nympholeptic beam on his face so distinct it raised suspicion in the eyes of every policeman he passed on the way to his hotel." Etymology: Greek nympholeptos "captured by nymphs, frenzied" from nymphe "young bride, low-level goddess" + leptos "seized", past participle of lambanein "to take, seize". Greek "nymphe" shares an origin with Latin nubere "to cover, veil, marry", nubilis "marriageable", and nubes "a cloud". Another word in this family is Greek nephos "cloud." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Shelley wrote in 'Revolt of Islam' (iv.9) "Custom maketh blind and obdurate The loftiest hearts". The adverb is "obdurately" and the noun, "obduracy". They all come from the transitive and intransitive verb obdure "to harden." Suggested usage: The neutral sense can be used where you might otherwise use "dyed-in-the-wool", e.g. "His father was a union leader and he has been an obdurate Labourite since childhood". Of course, Tories might think this the pejorative usage. Here is a clearer example of that first meaning, "I. D. Nye was born to politics; his father was an obdurate card sharp until his death." Etymology: From Late Latin obduratus, past participle of obdurare "to harden", derived from Latin durus "hard", also found in "endure" and "durable". "Durus" comes from PIE *deru-/*doru- "solid, tree" which emerged as daru "wood" in Sanskrit, Modern Hindi "dArU", Persian "d=E2r". Elsewhere the stem underwent liquid metathesis (the [r] and the vowel switched places) so that in Serbian it emerges as drevo "wood" (Russian derevo), and in English it evolved into both "tree" and "true" ("treow" and "treowe", respectively, in Old English). In Greek it turned up as drus "oak" and dendron "tree". By the way, "druid" is probably a borrowing from a Celtic compound *dru-wid- "strong seer", where "wid" is akin to "video" and "vision". (Our FAQ sheet has more about PIE. We would have to be perversely obdurate not to recognize Patricia Collins' contribution in suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Cliches like "chew out", "cuss out", "dress down", "call on the carpet" in contemporary American English have all but obliterated more subtly articulated terms like "censure", "chide", "reproach", "upbraid", "rebuke", "scold", "berate", and "objurgate". Suggested usage: Take advantage of all the subtle semantic differences in all these near synonyms while avoiding cliches. "He didn't just berate me, he completely objurgated me!" "I prefer dad's objurgation to Mom's berating me over the condition of my room." Etymology: Latin objurgare "to scold, rebuke" from ob- "to, against" and jurgo "quarrel, dispute, rebuke" itself probably related to jus, jur- "law, right" from which we derive "justice" and "jury". -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: The noun for today's verb is "obligation" [ah-blê-'gey-shên] and the most common adjective is "obligatory" [ê-'bli-gê-to-ree]. A variant of this word is "obligate", which has the first two meanings of today's word but not the third. The adjective "obligate" ['ah-blê-gêt] means either (1) obliged, bound by (I'm obligate to your generosity) or (2) restricted, limited, as cats are obligate carnivores and koalas are obligate eucalyptus eaters. Suggested usage: Remember, the first two meanings in our Definition may be expressed by either "oblige" or "obligate", "I feel obliged (obligated) to have your evening gown repaired after stepping on the hem as we were waltzing". Rather than insult people when telling them to go away, why not gently apply the third meaning of today's word, "Millwood, would you oblige us with your absence? Thank you." Etymology: Today's word comes from the French verb "obliger", which is also the source of noblesse oblige [no-'bles o-'bleezh] "honorable behavior that is the duty of those with rank or wealth". The French verb is the descendant of Latin obligare, comprising ob- "to" + ligare "to tie, bind". The Latin root is related to ligate "tie or sew up surgically", "ligature", the cord or wire used in surgical stitching, and "ligament", the tough tissue that binds the joints of the skeleton together. "Religion" comes from Latin "religio(n)" from the verb religare "to bind firmly". 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Usage 1: Today's word is associated with several nouns, including "obsequience", "obsequity", but the most common today is "obsequiousness". The adverb is "obsequiously". The same Latin root also has appeared with other suffixes, such as "obsequent" and its noun, "obsequence", with the same meaning as today's word. The multiplicity of forms based on the root obsequ- shows how the form of words depends on the influence of whomever first publishes them. If several influential writers introduce the same lexical idea at about the same time, it may emerge in as many competing forms. Suggested usage: People may be obsequious in order to ingratiate themselves with the powerful or from fear of them. James Joyce wrote in 'Ulysses' (1922), "The cavalcade passed out by the lower gate of Phoenix park saluted by obsequious policemen". This word is a derogatory epithet, however used: "Farnsworth obsequiously refilled Lord Thistlewaithe's martini glass whenever it became half empty, without foreseeing the disastrous finale his actions were leading to." Etymology: Today's word is a thinly disguised variant of Latin "obsequiosus", the adjective of obsequium "compliance". "Obsequium" is a noun built from the verb obsequi- "to comply", derived from ob- "to" + sequi "to follow". It is also the source of obsequy "funeral", closely related to today's word. The Latin root meaning "to follow" (sequ- or secu-) is found in many contemporary English words. "Consecutive", "persecute", "sequel", "sequence", are but a few. "Second" comes from Latin "secundus", an old participle form of this stem, meaning "following". (We were happy we followed Tom Messick's suggestion that we work up today's fascinating word for our series.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Also boisterously defiant. Suggested usage: Impress the boys at the poker game by substituting this expressive adjective for clichés like 'raise hell', 'raise Cain': If you guys get any more obstreperous, you'll have to leave. I wonder why the bartender seldom says things like: If things get any more obstreperous, I'll have to bring out me baseball bat? Wouldn't it add to the local pub's atmosphere? Etymology: Latin obstreperus (from obstrepere-: ob- 'against' + strepere 'make a noise') + -us. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: There are many ways to use this word around the house: "Mom, typing my homework obtunds my nails radically". You wouldn't want to invite an obtundent party-goer for an evening of seriouis merriment but an air-bag that obtunds the blow of a crash is certainly a welcome visitor. Etymology: Latin obtundere "strike against" or "dull, deaden", from the prefix ob-, "against" and tund-ere, "to beat, strike". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud =09 =09 Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: There is no semantic relation with "obvious"-beware! Suggested usage: This woefully underused verb is a convenient replacement for much longer and less specific phrases. Try expressions like "Lorraine's introductory remarks obviated most of my speech" or "The new software obviated most of the jobs in his division." Etymology: Latin obviare "meet, withstand, prevent" from the preposition-prefix ob "to, toward" and via-re "go, travel". Related to via "road, way" and derived from the same Indo-European source as German "Wag-en", English "wag-on" and "way", as well as the veh- of "vehicle". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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If you tire of using "glasses" and "spectacles", you can ask your friends how they like your new ocularies. 'Tis a rare word but legitimate. If your ophthalmologist fails you, you may want to turn to an ocularist, a maker of glass eyeballs. The adverb is very ordinary: "ocularly." Suggested usage: In his suspicions of Desdemona's faithfulness, Othello tells Iago "Be sure of it; give me the ocular proof", in Shakespeare's play 'Othello.' Anything visible or visual falls under the scope of today's word: "Blanche White was a fuss of ocular excitement in her new designer dress". An interesting side note: the Greeks made the columns on their buildings slightly convex to defeat the ocular illusion that straight columns are slightly concave, a practice called entasis. Etymology: Today's word was borrowed via French from Late Latin ocularis "related to the eye" from Latin oculus "eye, bud". The same root is found in "monocle" and "binoculars" from bi- "two" + "ocularis". The original meaning of "inoculate" was "to graft a scion", to 'in-bud' a plant, using the root ocul- in its second sense. The root was originally *okw-. Old English inherited this root at "eage" which softened even more to "eye". It didn't soften before the suffix -l, so we also find "ogle". In Greek the final [kw] converted to [p] so we get opthalmos "eye" as in "ophthalmology" and "optical", as well as "triceratops" from tri "three" + cerat- "horn" + ops "eye". (You are looking at ocular evidence of Matt Lathrum's contribution to our series. Thank you for the suggestion, Matthew.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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Usage 1: The 'semi-compounding' element -(i)ferous is combined with many words in English: vociferous, splendiferous, aquiferous "water-bearing", coniferous "cone-bearing", plus many metals: metalliferous "metal-bearing", carboniferous "carbon-bearing", auriferous "gold-bearing", diamondiferous. Suggested usage: The word itself suggests the kids' running shoes and clothes hamper, but don't overlook the metaphorical opportunities: "There is something odoriferous about his schemes; I would stay away from them". (Thanks to Debi Price for suggesting today's word.) Etymology: Latin odor "odor" + fero "(I) carry, bear". From PIE *od- also found in Greek osmi; whence also oleo, olfacio "a smell, scent, odor". The same root that developed into Latin fer- gave us English "bear", "born", "birth", "burden" and Russian br-at' "take". 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Usage 1: This is another word crystallized in a single phrase, "in the offing" meaning "occurring soon". Only rarely is it used any other way. The original sense was "away from shore but visible", referring to in-bound ships that would arrive very soon. This word is an orphan lacking any other members (adjectives, verbs, etc.) of its family. Suggested usage: We usually suggest metaphoric ways to use the Word of the Day. Since today's word is used almost exclusively in one metaphor, we would like to propose using this one literally, "I think I see a shark out there in the offing", could be beta-tested along the eastern coast of the U.S. this summer. It is also comfortable in the description of a romantic moment: "We spent the afternoon on the porch of our caba=F1a sipping pi=F1a coladas and watching the dolphins play with the sailboats in the offing." Etymology: Originally a variant spelling of "of", after 1600 it began to differentiate itself as a pure adverb since the unstressed version, "of", had become a preposition. The original meaning of both was "away, away from", retained by "off" (itself now becoming a preposition, e.g. "Dad just fell off the porch, mom"). The suffix -ing is a common Germanic suffix, showing up as -ung in German and -ing in Danish. (Mark Carey of the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority thought the meaning of today's word might surprise some of us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective "offshore" usually means in the ocean, away from the shore, as an offshore oil drilling rig or an offshore bank account located on an island. It is a poor candidate for the meaning it has picked up recently; the phrase "outsource overseas" is more precise. To "overseas" would be the best word but that final "-s" is a plural marker and the verbal suffixes, -s, -ed, -ing, cannot be added to plural suffixes. Suggested usage: Since the adjective is being used widely as a verb meaning "outsource overseas", we want you to be prepared for it: "US computer programmers are complaining that their jobs are being offshored to programmers in India, China, and Pakistan". Companies turn to offshoring as a means of reducing costs while increasing productivity, "Our personnel manager, Gladys Friday, offshored all the jobs in our company except her own and those of top management." Etymology: "Shore" is the modern form of Old English skora "shore, beach". It derives from the Proto-Indo-European form, *(s)ker-, with another of those [s]s that come and go under mysterious circumstances. Since the [k] becomes [gh] or just [h] in English, it also gives us "shear" and "share". "Score", in the sense of cutting a mark into something, was borrowed from Old Norse. With a suffix [t] the same root emerged as English "short" and Latin "curtus" with the same meaning. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1162282200-17921-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2005 10:29:36 +0200 by mxeu7.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsxo-1EJ5Pb2kO7-0007ni for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 24 Sep 2005 10:29:35 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 0387F5C73BB for ; Sat, 24 Sep 2005 02:28:20 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1127545650-11776-0" Subject: OGLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2005 02:28:20 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1127545650-11776-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Ogle (Verb) Pronunciation: ['o-gêl] Definition 1: To stare at in an obvious fashion with eyes wide open, especially out of salacious interest. (See the Archives for "salacious.") Usage 1: Ogling members of the opposite sex is but a step away from voyeurism. The difference between the two is that ogling by definition is controllable while voyeurism is perceived as a fetish. Someone who ogles is an ogler who engages in ogling. The current slang for ogling is "scoping out." Suggested usage: Ogling is not restricted to 'scoping out' the opposite sex: "The kid kept ogling my ice cream cone until I had to give it to him". Spoken with a wry smile on the face, however, it usually does: "Randolph's blatant ogling has already earned him several slaps in the face and a lonely life". Sometimes it is difficult to tell which sense of the word is intended, "Dusty Rhodes wasted another afternoon ogling the latest models at the Detroit auto show." Etymology: Our word today came to us from Low German "oegeln", the frequentative form of oegen "to eye" from oge "eye". This word shares its origin with Swedish "ögon", German "Augen", and English "eye", all with the same meaning. The Swedish word ögla "eyelet, loop" is another relative. In Serbian, this root emerged as oko "eye" and in Russian as okno "window", based on the same semantic idea as English "window", which comes from Old Norse vindauga, literally, "wind-eye". The root ok- was also retained in Russian ochki "eye-glasses" and okolo "around" (eyes are round). Yes, that's right: "daisy", the flower name derives from the same root via Old English dæges eage "day's eye". (Who wants to thank Ms. Brita Edholm of Höör, Sweden for today's word? The 'eyes' have it, for sure.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1127545650-11776-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin05.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BGCzP-0j5C8u0; Wed, 21 Apr 2004 10:21:51 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1A27AB7EE6D for ; Wed, 21 Apr 2004 02:21:14 -0600 (MDT) Subject: OGLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Ogle(Verb)Pronunciation: ['o-gêl] Definition 1: To stare at in an obvious fashion with eyes wide open, especially out of salacious interest. (See the Archives for "salacious.") Usage 1: Ogling members of the opposite sex is but a step away from voyeurism. The difference between the two is that ogling by definition is controllable while voyeurism is perceived as a sickness. Someone who ogles is an ogler who engages in ogling. The current slang for ogling is "scoping out." Suggested usage: Ogling is not restricted to 'scoping out' the opposite sex: "The kid kept ogling my ice cream cone until I had to give it to him". Spoken with a wry smile on the face, however, it usually does: "Randolph's blatant ogling has already earned him several slaps in the face and a lonely life". Sometimes it is difficult to tell which sense of the word is intended, "Dusty Rhodes wasted another afternoon ogling the latest models at the Detroit auto show." Etymology: Our word today came to us from Low German "oegeln", the frequentative form of oegen "to eye" from oge "eye". This word shares its origin with Swedish "ögon", German "Augen", and English "eye", all with the same meaning. The Swedish word ögla "eyelet, loop" is another relative. In Serbian, this root emerged as oko "eye" and in Russian as okno "window", based on the same semantic idea as English "window", which comes from Old Norse vindauga, literally, "wind-eye". The root ok- was also retained in Russian ochki "eye-glasses" and okolo "around" (eyes are round). Yes, that's right: "daisy", the flower name derives from the same root via Old English dæges eage "day's eye". (Who wants to thank Ms. Brita Edholm of Höör, Sweden for today's word? The 'eyes' have it, for sure.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.71]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 14 May 2006 09:34:08 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin15.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FfB79-1SbL4y0; Sun, 14 May 2006 09:34:07 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6CEB75C43C0 for ; Sun, 14 May 2006 01:33:24 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1147589493-22986-0" Subject: OLYMPICS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 14 May 2006 01:33:24 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-14T07:34:08Z X-TOI-MSGID: 0e1756fc-202b-408c-a5c4-8c002d9fa63b ------------=_1147589493-22986-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Olympics (Noun) Pronunciation: [ê-'lim-piks] Definition 1: (1) An ancient Panhellenic festival held roughly every four years from 776 B.C. to 393 A.D. comprising sports competition, choral music, feasting, and poetry readings. (2) A modern festival of international athletic games exclusively held in the summer and winter at four-year intervals in different countries each time. Usage 1: The ancient games were based on the Greek pedagogical ideal of balanced mental and physical abilities. Only free-born men who spoke Greek could participate but winners were considered heroes who brought glory to their cities. For a complete discussion see http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Olympics/. Suggested usage: The Olympics, like Mount Olympus, are considered the ultimate pinnacle of power and success. The Academy Awards might be called the "Olympics" of film and the World Cup Finals, the "Olympics" of soccer. "Her home is not as Olympic as her accomplishments", might be said of the home of an unassuming but undeniable pace-setter in any field of endeavor. Etymology: The original games were held in the district of Olympia in honor of the god of Mount Olympus, Zeus. The origin of the word "Olympus" itself, however, is lost in the bowels of time. The new, commercialized Olympics return again to Athens this summer. While the official opening is Friday the 13th, the soccer competitions begin Wednesday, August 11. (For a final word on the 'wabbit' hullabaloo, read http://www.yourdictionary.com/library/startrek.html, Pierre Laberge's parody of it in the library - and check out the contest, too.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word has received far more mileage in the past than it receives today. Too bad; it tells us a lot about where we come from. Omphalomancy is the foretelling how many more children a woman will have from the number of knots in a baby's umbilical cord. Omphalophobia is a fear of belly buttons (doesn't that drive you crazy?). Omphalopsychite is a person who contemplates his navel=97seriously: 14th-century monks, the Hesychasts, believed that deep study of the navel induced communion with God because the middle of the body, not the heart or mind, was the seat of the soul (ompha- "navel" + psyche "soul"). The plural of "omphalos" is "omphali." Suggested usage: Getting quite serious now, we might say that World War II was the omphalos of the postmodern era, as age-old structures of understanding gave way to the recognition that humanity has a capacity for self-annihilation. Any focal point can carry the term, though: "The omphalos of the meeting was Theo's announcement that the accounting firm was fired and the company's finances were in the hands of his brother-in-law, the used car salesman from Alice Springs." Etymology: From the Greek omphalos "navel". The Greeks believed that the Omphalos in the temple of Apollo at Delphi marked the exact centerpoint of the earth: its navel. The original root was probably *nobh- for, since [bh] became [v] in Germanic languages, that would explain English "navel". However, with metathesis ([n] and [o] switching places), the effect for Latin would be the umb- of "umbilicus", since before [bh] the [n] would become [m] (as in "ensure" but "embitter", "include" but "imbed"). "Oomph?" The sound emitted when someone hits you in the omphalos but etymologically no more related here than "naval jelly", the shipyard rust remover. 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Usage 1: Today's word is formed by adding the multipurpose suffix -s to the adjective, onomastic "pertaining to names and their formation". The adjective sports an adverb: "onomastically". A closely related word, "onomasiology", is the linguistic study of various relationships among related names within particular nomenclatures. However, it often overlaps the concerns of onomastics. Suggested usage: Like many names of sciences, today's word vacillates between referring to the science and the object of the science, the system it studies: "Aubrey looked into the onomastics of his name and discovered that it a variant of 'Alberic,' which originally meant "elf power". That was an example of the word referring to the science. Here is one with the adjective referring to the system itself: "Someone made a material onomastic faux pas in naming a company that cleans swimming pools, 'Poolife.'" Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Greek "onomastikos" from onomazein "to name", a verb based on the noun onoma "name". The underlying root here is *no-men-, which also gave us Latin nomen "name", found in "nominal", "nominate", and "misnomer". Variants include "noun" and all the words containing -nym: "synonym", "homonym", "antonym". "Moniker" seems to have come from Old Irish ainm "name" and "name", like German "Name", itself is a Germanic variant. (We can't forget the name of Susan Lister, for we must thank her for suggesting today's word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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Delivery-Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 10:55:41 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu11) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1F4bBd43En-0003rF for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 02 Feb 2006 10:55:41 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1B9B85C4E30 for ; Thu, 2 Feb 2006 02:35:22 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1138867466-22032-0" Subject: ONOMATOPOEIA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2006 02:35:22 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1138867466-22032-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Onomatopoeia (Noun) Pronunciation: [ah-nê-mæ-tê-'pee-yê] Definition 1: The reference of a word to a sound resembling the pronunciation of the word itself, e.g. "whizz", "thud", "thump", "hiss", "moo", "quack", "hoot", "howl", "whack." Usage 1: You have your choice of two adjectives for today's noun: "onomatopoeic" [ah-nê-mæ-tê-'pee-ik] or "onomatopoetic" [ah-nê-mæ-tê-po-'et-ik]. An adverb may be created from either form by adding the suffix "-ly". Suggested usage: Seemingly all languages have onomatopoeic words for the noises that animals make but we do not always agree on the sounds we hear. For example, the sound of a rooster crowing in English is "cock-a-doodle-doo", in French "cocorico", in Spanish "kikiriki", in Russian "kukareku", in Korean "kokiyo", in Japanese "kokekokkoo", in Mandarin (Chinese) "'o'o'o", and in Thai "ake-e-ake-ake". The sound of a dog is reported as "bup-bup" in Catalan, "wang-wang" in Mandarin (Chinese), "vov-vov" in Danish, "woef" in Dutch, "bow-wow", "woof", or "arf" in English, "ouah-ouah" in French, "bh=F5-bh=F5" in Hindi, "gong-gong" in Indonesian, and "hoang-hoang" in Thai. Etymology: We borrowed today's word from Latin which, it turn, borrowed it from the Greek word, "onomatopoeia" from onomatopoios "a maker of names". This word is a compound with two constituents: onoma(t)- "name" + poiein "to make". "Onoma" comes from Proto-Indo-European root *(o)nomen- "name", which appears sometimes with the initial vowel, sometimes not. In Old English it became "nama" which resolved itself into modern day "name". In Latin it became "nomen", as in our word nominal "in name only". The Greek version is widely used in other European languages in words like "syn-onym", "ant-onym", "an-onym-ous". (Today's word resulted from yet another suggestion by Dr. Richard R. Everson, to whom we again tip the hat of gratitude.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: We hear today's word increasingly confused with "opportune". "Opportune" means "suitable or convenient in time or circumstance". It would be opportune to buy a new car during a sale but it would be opportunistic for the salesman to take advantage of an inexperienced customer to sell him a more expensive model than he needs. The noun is "opportunism" and the adverb, "opportunistically". An opportunistic person is an "opportunist." Suggested usage: Tabby, our cat, is such an opportunist that every time our schnauzer goes out, she takes the opportunity to eat any food left in his bowl. It would not be opportune for Rover to go outside when he is hungry. I once had an equally opportunistic colleague who collected furniture from others' offices when it was placed in the hall in order to clean the carpets. Etymology: Latin opportunus, from ob- toward + portus "port, harbor". PIE [p] becomes [f] in Germanic languages (Grimm's Law), so this same stem *per-t/*por-t becomes "ford" in English and "fjord" in Norwegian. Latin portare "to carry" comes from the same source. The root without the suffix -t also underlies Modern German fahren "to go by conveyance" and English fare "travel by conveyance" found in Modern English "thoroughfare" (a through-pass), "How did you fare?" and "farewell". Greek peran "to pass through" and poros "passageway" (borrowed as "pore" in English) also devolved from the same root. For more PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in yourDictionary's library. 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The action causing such reproach. Usage 1: Opprobrium is due Stalin and Hitler for their destruction of their societies; companies that pollute air and water deserve a certain amount. Suggested usage: The term is usually reserved for situations where words like "reproach", "censure", and "reprehension" are too mild. "Opprobrium" is reserved for murderers and serial killers. However, it, too, is subject to metaphoric usage: "The opprobrium of pulverizing a row of father's roses with the lawn mower cost me a week of freedom of movement." Etymology: Latin opprobrare "to reproach", from ob- "against, toward" + probum "reproach". Probrum is derived from Indo-European *pro- "before" + *bhr- the zero grade of *bher-/*bhor- "bear, carry, bring", found in many I-E languages, such as English "bear, burden, bearn", the "barrow" in "wheelbarrow", and Latin stems on fer- (fero "I carry"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1167898158-14144-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 10:18:35 +0200 by mxeu3.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqIe-1Dxh7Z36I1-0002Rb for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 27 Jul 2005 10:18:33 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C6C4A5C1334 for ; Wed, 27 Jul 2005 02:16:57 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1122447669-21304-0" Subject: OPSIMATHY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 02:16:57 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1122447669-21304-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Opsimathy (Noun) Pronunciation: [ahp-'si-mê-thi] Definition 1: (Literary) Late learning, learning late in life. Usage 1: The word is a rare literary form but we predict an imminent come-back. A person who takes on learning late in life is an "opsimath" ['ahp-si-mæth], as a "polymath" (poly "many" + math) is someone of encyclopedic learning or polymathy [pa-'li-mê-thi]). Suggested usage: As the English-speaking population ages and the limits of life expectancy advance, opsimathy promises to become more prominent and the word less literary and more colloquial. Opsimathy was once frowned upon, considered less effective by educators than early learning. However, any university administrator will tell you that the opsimath population is growing in the U.S. Etymology: Greek opse "late" + math- "learning". "Mathematics" shares the same origin; it derives from the adjective of mathema "science, learning" from manthanein "to learn". The PIE stem *men-dhe- also underlies Russian mudry "wise", Avestan mazda "wise", Sanskrit mantrah "counsel, prayer", and Albanian mund "can". Akin to Latin mens, mentis "mind" in "mental", Greek "mentor", and the Latin suffix -ment. The initial constituent, "opsi-", is also used in the rare word, "opsigamy" [op-'si-gê-mi] which means "marriage late in life". For more PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in yourDictionary's library. (Our thanks to exemplary optimaths Howard Rogers and Terry Light, author of "Shades of Meaning"=97see our "Fun & Games" page.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1122447669-21304-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 23 Dec 2006 10:48:38 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1Gy3UZ-0005mx-B7 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 23 Dec 2006 10:48:36 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 897795C2D42 for ; Sat, 23 Dec 2006 02:46:38 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1166861406-19981-0" Subject: OPUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Opus (Noun) Pronunciation: ['o-pês] Definition 1: (Erudite) A creative work, such as a novel, musical piece, or painting. Usage 1: The plural of "opus" is "opera", so the question arises, how is it possible to pluralize "opera", too ("operas")? Italian took the final [a] of the unusual Latin plural as the feminine singular ending found in many Italian nouns, such as la casa "the house", mia mamma "my mother", and began using the plural form as a discrete (separate) word. English borrowed "opus" from Latin but "opera", from Italian, the dominant language of the opera at the time. A major work is often called an "opus magnum" (Latin word order) or "magnum opus" (English word order). For a minor work, use the diminutive, "opuscule." Suggested usage: Today's word is an erudite synonym for "work", so use it seriously only in an intellectually charged context, "Brendan's latest opus contains a modicum of verisimilitude conveyed with fatuous periphrasis". Of course, if you are not being serious, anything goes, "Winnie has a growing heap of unpublished opera". Don't forget the diminutive! "Actually, I think she did publish an opuscule or two in her youth." Etymology: Italian opera "work" from Latin opus, opera (plural) "work, service". The same root is found in "operate", but also in "copious", "copy;" and "cornucopia" from Latin copia "profusion, plenty" based on the prefixed form *co-op-. (Gratitude today is owed Shan Crockett for submitting such a learned term for our daily opuscle on words). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: We have spoken of the different worlds of word sounds and meanings in connection with "dijeechet". Here is a milder example of a word with a beautiful sound but a disgusting sense. There is an advantage in this, though: today's word offers us a pleasant alternative to unpleasant terms like "filth", Although the dictionaries provide no adjective for this noun, we think you could tell your boss you have an ordurous job with a straight face. Suggested usage: This word appeals to the activists in yourDictionary's campaign against profanity. Now we don't even have to say "profanity" or "filth". We can tell our buddies in the bar, "I don't have to endure ordure like that! Refine your speech or I shall hasten my departure hence!" The very beauty of the word will stun them (if they are not already stunned). Of course, to say that rap singers wallow in ordure may be giving them too good a rap. Etymology: From Old French ord "filthy", a descendent of Latin horridus "frightful" from horrere "to shudder, tremble in fear". The same root appears in abhorre-re "to shrink back in dread" (from which we inherit "abhor") based on ab "away from" + horre-re. Obviously, "horror" and "horrible" share the same ancestry. (Today we thank, once again, Tam Henderson of San Francisco, this time for an appealing disguise for an unappealing idea.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Originally, today's word was used to describe clearly articulated speech, with broadly rounded Os and rolled Rs, speech that rolled trippingly off the lips. However, the melodramatic speech of the orator and stage actor was quickly associated with pretension and theatrical wordiness, hence, its newer meaning. Of course, your don't have to be rotund (plump, having a roundish figure) to speak orotundly (the adverb), which is to say, with orotundity (noun). Suggested usage: Stage actors are most closely associated with the original sense of orotundity since their voices must travel a great distance yet remain clear, "Hector's orotund delivery of Lear's monologue carried easily to the back row of the balcony". As drama moves from the stage to the screen, however, the second meaning will crowd out the first, "The new minister let loose such a flurry of orotund phrases that even he lost track of what he was saying several times before he finished." Etymology: Today's word originated as a Latin phrase, ore rotundo "with a round mouth" ore "with the mouth" + rotundo "round". "Os" is the Proto-Indo-European word for "mouth" that hardly changed in Latin. It appears elsewhere most notably in osculate "to kiss". This root also emerged in Russian ustnyi "oral" and ust'je "mouth of a river". Latin, however, harbored a peculiar sound change called 'rhotacism' that sometimes changed [s] to [r]. So, the root of "os" actually became or- in Latin, os "mouth", ore "with the mouth", which is why we also have "oral", "orifice", and today's word. "Rotundus" is related to a series of words referring to rolling and things that roll, including English "roll", German Rad "wheel", and "Tory", which comes from Irish Gaelic tóraidhe "robber", a word derived from Old Irish verb for rolling after someone, tóir "pursuit". (Today we are indebted to C. M. 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1130397035-27603-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 09:55:10 +0100 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng18.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1COBUU-0000nk-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 31 Oct 2004 09:55:10 +0100 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 13073B16BC for ; Sun, 31 Oct 2004 01:55:02 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1099206133-1413-0" X-Mailer: MIME-tools 5.411 (Entity 5.404) Subject: OSCITANCY: Your word of the day from www.yourDictionary.com Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 01:55:02 -0700 (MST) ------------=_1099206133-1413-0 www.yourDictionary.com's Word of the Day The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key =09=09=09=09 Word of the Day Today's Word: Oscitancy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['ah-si-tên-si] Listen Definition: (1) Yawning or a yawn, hence (2) the drowsiness or dullness associated with yawning. Usage: Today's word is rare but unvexed. It is the noun from the adjective oscitant "drowsy, yawning." Suggested Usage: It might be a bit ostentatious to say that the audience responded with more oscitancy than applause, even if true, but you might defend yourself by saying, "No, no, my oscitancy comes more from lack of sleep than from lack of interest." Etymology: Latin oscitare "yawn" from os- "mouth" and citare "to move". The stem cit- is also found in "cite" and "excite". It comes from Proto-Indo-European *kei(d)/koi(d) which gave English hest "command, bidding" as in "behest" and, with the suffix -n, the Greek root kin- in kin-ein "to move" that underlies "cinema" and "kinetic". –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. 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YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1099206133-1413-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Thu, 07 Oct 2004 10:30:11 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng10.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1CFTe8-0007RZ-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 07 Oct 2004 10:29:09 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 635ABB7CF2E for ; Thu, 7 Oct 2004 02:29:06 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1097129539-29086-0" X-Mailer: MIME-tools 5.411 (Entity 5.404) Subject: OSCITANCY: Your word of the day from www.yourDictionary.com Date: Thu, 7 Oct 2004 02:29:06 -0600 (MDT) ------------=_1097129539-29086-0 www.yourDictionary.com's Word of the Day The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key =09=09=09=09 Word of the Day Today's Word: Oscitancy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['ah-si-tên-si] Listen Definition: (1) Yawning or a yawn, hence (2) the drowsiness or dullness associated with yawning. Usage: Today's word is rare but unvexed. It is the noun from the adjective oscitant "drowsy, yawning." Suggested Usage: It might be a bit ostentatious to say that the audience responded with more oscitancy than applause, even if true, but you might defend yourself by saying, "No, no, my oscitancy comes more from lack of sleep than from lack of interest." Etymology: Latin oscitare "yawn" from os- "mouth" and citare "to move". The stem cit- is also found in "cite" and "excite". It comes from Proto-Indo-European *kei(d)/koi(d) which gave English hest "command, bidding" as in "behest" and, with the suffix -n, the Greek root kin- in kin-ein "to move" that underlies "cinema" and "kinetic". –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. 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YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1097129539-29086-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Thu, 21 Dec 2006 10:51:34 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GxKaK-0003rl-42 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 21 Dec 2006 10:51:32 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A35A25C3BC9 for ; Thu, 21 Dec 2006 02:45:20 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1166688572-29190-0" Subject: OSCULATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Osculate (Verb) Pronunciation: ['ah-skyê-leyt] Definition 1: To come together, to contact (as two osculating circles); to kiss. Usage 1: Today's word is for those shy, affectionate people who are willing to talk about kissing in public but not so that other people understand. As you might expect, it comes from a large, happy family with several adjectives, such as osculable "kissable" (such osculable lips), osculant "kissing" (an osculant cousin?), and "osculatory" (an osculatory couple in the shadows). There are two nouns, the expectable osculation "a kiss" and an eccentric osculary "something to be kissed", which might refer to an icon, a rosary, or anything else you find kissable. Suggested usage: We hope you find someone to whom today's word applies in all its lexical splendor: someone you wish to come together with, to contact, and to kiss. Surprise your wife with, "Let's osculate!" for a change of pace. Tell your husband that you are in the mood for a little osculation. It might be good for a giggle and kissing and smiling go together like Valentine's Day and hearts. Etymology: In case you hadn't guessed, today's word comes from Latin, specifically the verb osculari "to kiss", based on osculum "kiss" (as osculum pacis "the kiss of peace"). "Osculum is the diminutive of os "mouth". We discussed this root recently in connection with the word "orotund", noting that in Latin it changed to or- in most words, so that it is the same root underlying "oral", "orifice", and "orator". (Since we have already issued "Valentine"=97for which see the Archives, we thought this word might encourage more fun and affection in our lives on this particular St. Valentine's Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This noun is used mainly in referring to the containers of holy relics in the church. Suggested usage: Here is another word with a rich metaphoric vein yet to be mined. Its funereal overtones apply to any lifeless workplace or group: "We need to infuse new blood into this ossuary if we hope to increase productivity". The reference to bones applies to someone who radically undereats: "She eats so little that she looks like a walking ossuary." Etymology: Latin ossuarium "of the bones" from os, ossum "bone" + ari-um "place-of". The Proto-Indo-European root, *ost-/*est- also provided Greek osteon "bone" (whence osteoporosis "porous bones"), ostrakon "shell" that underlies "ostracize", and ostreon "oyster". Related to Sanskrit asthi "bone" and Slavic kost'. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: Although today's word means "evident", it usually implies the concealment of something more important, more real. So one's ostensible reason for going to a restaurant would be to eat but the more important one might be to talk with a certain waitress. Suggested usage: In and of itself, today's word means something very close to "obvious", as in: "All of Malcolm's intentions were ostensible and amused everyone". It is used, however, more often to refer to a mask concealing another agenda: "Loretta ostensibly travels to Atlanta on business but I noticed some time ago that she only goes when the Braves are playing a home (baseball) game." Etymology: Via French from Medieval Latin "ostensibilis" from "ostensus", the past participle of ostendere "to show". This verb is composed of ob- "to(ward)" + tendere "to stretch", probably from stretching the arm out to show things. "Tendere" is based on the same original root, *ten- "stretch", as English "thin" and German "d=FCnn", since stretching tends to make things thinner. The same root also developed into Latin tenere "to hold", which is detectable in the English borrowings "tenet", "tenant", "tenacious", "tenable". "Tense" and "tension" are also relatives. Finally, "baritone" is based partially on Greek tonos "string" of the same origin. Guess where "tone" came from. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Meretricious", one of our former Words of the Day, focuses on ridiculous appearance; this word calls to mind flamboyant or gaudy appearance. The noun is "ostentation". A related adjective, ostensible, means "visible, apparent" but can also mean "apparent but not real." Suggested usage: "Max makes an ostentatious annual gift to the needy, then returns to his stinginess for the rest of the year". "The party was an ostentatious affair designed to take our minds off the threat of war." Etymology: Latin ostentatio, -onis "vain, pompous, or deceitful display" from ob- "before, about, over" + tendere "to stretch". The PIE stem, *ten(d)- "stretch" also shows up in the Latin words underlying "tendon", "tend", "extend", Sanskrit tantram "loom", sitar from Persian tar "string", and Greek tetanos "stiff, rigid". The English reflex of the root, without the -d extension, is "thin". 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Usage 1: "Meretricious", one of our former Words of the Day, focuses on ridiculous appearance; this word calls to mind flamboyant or gaudy appearance. The noun is "ostentation". A related adjective, ostensible, means "visible, apparent" but can also mean "apparent but not real." Suggested usage: "Max makes an ostentatious annual gift to the needy, then returns to his stinginess for the rest of the year". "The party was an ostentatious affair designed to take our minds off the threat of war." Etymology: Latin ostentatio, -onis "vain, pompous, or deceitful display" from ob- "before, about, over" + tendere "to stretch". The PIE stem, *ten(d)- "stretch" also shows up in the Latin words underlying "tendon", "tend", "extend", Sanskrit tantram "loom", sitar from Persian tar "string", and Greek tetanos "stiff, rigid". The English reflex of the root, without the -d extension, is "thin". 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Usage 1: A very English-sounding near synonym of "ostracize" is "blackball". blackballing is done by using a small black ball as a negative ballot in a vote to admit someone to or eject someone from a group. The ancient Greeks used potsherds (pot shards) or shells for much the same purpose. See Etymology. Suggested usage: Sometimes, one hears this word used incorrectly, as in "Bibbs was ostracized from her bridge club because she didn't like Earl Grey tea", when the speaker means that Bibbs withdrew from the club of her own accord. If she insists on supplying Oolong and the bridge club ousts her on clouds of bergamot, then Bibbs is ostracized. "Bert Insky was ostracized by his college chums because they felt he was overly inquisitive", implies that Bert was shut our of their company because of his nosiness. Etymology: Our correspondent Daniel Kerman of Buenos Aires asked us if the Greeks cast a vote of no-confidence by using oysters, and hence, if that was the etymology of today's word. He was very close, if not right on. Ostracize comes from the Greek ostrakizein "to banish by voting with potsherds", from ostrakon "shell or potsherd", used in voting to ostracize. The original root, *ost- "bone", is also found in ostreon "oyster", which migrated to Latin as "ostreum", devolved to Old French "oistre" at which point it was borrowed by English. Thank you, Mr. Kerman, for today's interesting lexical connection. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage: Today's word should not be confused with odious "repugnant, abhorrent". The adverb is "otiosely" and the noun, either "otiosity" or "otioseness." Suggested Usage: I am sure you have spotted otiose objects in your life already, "I have two children who help with the chores, a dog that will even bring in the paper, and an otiose husband who is seldom more than 10 feet away from the television set". Otiosity is not confined to animate objects: "Wendy's new apartment is wonderful except for the otiose window that is painted shut with a view of the brick wall of the building next door." Etymology: From Latin otiosus "at leisure, unemployed" from otium leisure, which descended to French as oiseux "pointless", to Spanish as "ocioso", and to Italian as "ozioso". The origins of Latin "otium" is difficult to trace but is does occur in "negotiate", from Latin negotium "business, job" based on neg "not + otium "leisure". 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Suggested Usage: I am sure you have spotted otiose objects in your life already, "I have two children who help with the chores, a dog that will even bring in the paper, and an otiose husband who is seldom more than 10 feet away from the television set". Otiosity is not confined to animate objects: "Wendy's new apartment is wonderful except for the otiose window that is painted shut with a view of the brick wall of the building next door." Etymology: From Latin otiosus "at leisure, unemployed" from otium leisure, which descended to French as oiseux "pointless", to Spanish as "ocioso", and to Italian as "ozioso". The origins of Latin "otium" is difficult to trace but is does occur in "negotiate", from Latin negotium "business, job" based on neg "not + otium "leisure". (Thanks for today's word is due Fathima Rehana, our most unotiose subscriber from Chennai, India.) —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Oubliette (noun) Pronunciation: [oo-bli-'yet] Listen Definition: A cell or dungeon room with only a trapdoor at the top for entry and exit. Usage: The French word for "forget", oublier, is among the most beautiful words in any language and with the suffix "-ette", it becomes even lovelier. However, the meaning of today's word, "oubliette", is far from pretty, referring to a place where human beings are forgotten, underlined by the French idiom, jeter aux oubliettes "to put completely out of mind". The sound-meaning confrontation is one that Emmi of the Isle of Wight, a visitor to the YD Agora, could not ignore; neither could we. Suggested Usage: Here is a stronger (and prettier) word than "dead end" or "trap" when you feel yourself in either: "This job is an absolute oubliette I can't escape from or advance in". Sometimes a small town can become a pleasant oubliette that we can't escape because of family ties and friendships but still is a restraint on our growth. Etymology: A borrowing from French based on the verb oublier "to forget" from Old French oblider, a descendant of Vulgar Latin *oblitare, from Latin oblitus "darkened, forgotten", the past participle of oblivisci "to darken, forget". This verb comprises ob "before, in front of" + liv "dark blue, black", which also gave us "oblivion" from Latin "oblivio" and "livid", borrowed from Latin lividus "bluish, lead colored". 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Oubliette (Noun) Pronunciation: [oo-bli-'yet] Listen Definition: A cell or dungeon room with only a trapdoor at the top for entry and exit. Usage: The French word for "forget", oublier, is among the most beautiful words in any language and with the suffix –ette, it becomes even lovelier. However, the meaning of today's word, "oubliette", is far from pretty, referring to a place where human beings are forgotten, underlined by the French idiom, jeter aux oubliettes "to put completely out of mind". The sound-meaning confrontation is one that Emmi of the Isle of Wight, a visitor to the YD Agora, could not ignore; neither could we. Suggested Usage: Here is a stronger (and prettier) word than "dead end" or "trap" when you feel yourself in either: "This job is an absolute oubliette I can't escape from or advance in". Sometimes a small town can become a pleasant oubliette that we can't escape because of family ties and friendships but still is a restraint on our growth. Etymology: A borrowing from French based on the verb oublier "to forget" from Old French oblider, a descendant of Vulgar Latin *oblitare, from Latin oblitus "darkened, forgotten", the past participle of oblivisci "to darken, forget". This verb comprises ob "before, in front of" + liv "dark blue, black", which also gave us "oblivion" from Latin "oblivio" and "livid", borrowed from Latin lividus "bluish, lead colored". The original Proto-Indo-European root was *(s)lei- "slime, slippery" that lay at the bottom of another recent Word of the Day, "schlep." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.kd62.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2509-0-1174720835-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Sun, 12 Sep 2004 09:23:35 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng04.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1C6Ohy-00060p-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 12 Sep 2004 09:23:35 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A0138B7CF97 for ; Sun, 12 Sep 2004 01:20:40 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1094970732-14113-0" X-Mailer: MIME-tools 5.411 (Entity 5.404) Subject: OUCH: Your word of the day from www.yourDictionary.com Date: Sun, 12 Sep 2004 01:20:40 -0600 (MDT) ------------=_1094970732-14113-0 www.yourDictionary.com's Word of the Day The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key =09=09=09=09 Word of the Day Today's Word: Ouch (Noun, Interjection) Pronunciation: [awch] Listen Definition: (1) A setting for a precious stone or gem; a clasp or brooch for holding together clothing; a bejeweled buckle. (2) An interjection used when one sticks oneself putting on a brooch or otherwise hurts oneself in a minor way. Usage: We hear a lot today about ouch pouches, a rhyme couplet referring to first aid kits. Ouch pouches are also used by ballet dancers, too, though. For them the phrase refers to short coverings that protect the jewels of their profession=97their toes. Suggested Usage: Today's noun is a bit outdated but you have to wonder why; it is a word that fits many circumstances and is more precise than "setting:" "After Hermione lost all the diamonds from her brooch, she continued wearing the ouch for years". I suppose we should include an example of the much more common interjection: "Ouch! I just nicked myself on a jagged edge on the ouch of my brooch." Etymology: First of all, we have no idea where the interjection came from. However, English took the noun from Old French nouche "brooch", which the French had borrowed from Old High German "nuscka" from the same root that gave Latin nodus "knot". "Nodus", of course, crept into English as "node" and in "nodule". It is a kinsword of nexus "tied, connected", found in English "nexus [nek-s-us]", "connect", and "annex". Today's borrowing from French underwent 'reanalysis,' that is, the phrase "a nouch" was reanalyzed as "an ouch", just as "an ewt" became "a newt", "a nadder" became "an adder", and "an other" seems to be becoming "a (whole) nother". Drawing the line between "an" and a noun beginning on a vowel or "a" and a word beginning on an [n] is apparently tricky business in English. (Our thanks goes to Julie Morlan for the painful and painless versions of today's word.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Seance members place their hands on the planchette and, solemnly promising not to apply any pressure to it, watch in amazement as the planchette moves across the board, pointing at letters that spell out insightful messages in their native tongue. The assumption is that the ouija board provides access to the spiritual world while avoiding the costs of a medium. Usage 1: The popularity of seances (a gathering for the purpose of making contact with the spiritual world) has diminished in face of the technological revolution. Planchettes (French for "a small plank" with an indicator of some sort on it) have disappeared from store shelves. The media (singular medium) are now something quite different from people blessed with the ability to contact the spiritual world. Suggested usage: The term has become a metaphor for deriving information via weird, mystical sources. "So, who told you that you should be making $250,000 a year, your ouija board?" "If your ouija board told you I would go out with you, it contacted the wrong spirit." Etymology: A trademark from French "oui" and German "ja", both meaning "yes" (so it really should be pronounced ['wee-yah]). Patented in1891 by the Kennard Novelty Company, Baltimore, Maryland. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud =09 =09 Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: US westward expansion was carried out with little mind for the legal niceties we expect today. Persistent criminals were simply declared to be outside the law and hence not protected by it. That meant that anyone could stop such an individual by whatever force required, including death. (The legal concept goes back to the 10th century.) The stuff of outlaws is "outlawry" but the verb, "to outlaw", means simply "to prohibit, make illegal", as to outlaw kissing on Sundays. Suggested usage: Since criminals are no longer declared to be outside the law, this word is generally used today to refer to any violent criminal: "America has an odd penchant for glamorizing outlaws like Billy the Kid, Jesse James, and Al Capone". As the meaning of this word has broadened, however, it has also weakened, "Tess Tosterone is considered an outlaw around the office since her decision to defy the dress code." Etymology: Old English borrowed today's word from Old Norse "utlagi", a noun from utlagr "outlawed, banished". This word was put together from "ut"-also Old English for "out" + Old Norse lög "law. Old English "ut" has remained unchanged in "utmost" and "utter". "Law" comes from the same original root as "lay", indeed, we still lay down the law. Latin lex, legis "law", from which we get "legislate", and its family of words derive from the same root. "Law" seems less semantically related to Greek logos "reckoning, reason, talk" from legein "to gather, speak" and Latin legere "gather, read" but there may be a link to them, too. (Today's lexical nicety is due Dr. Richard R. Everson, our retired clinical psychologist with the penchant for interesting words.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: Today's word may be used as a verb: "Jose's behavior at the party outraged everyone". The adjective is "outrageous" and the adverb "outrageously". Because of an etymological twist, it is no longer related to outré "highly unconventional, bizarre" but that was not always the case (see Etymology). Suggested usage: When Bernard Shaw heard the suggestion that his play, Pygmalion, be converted to a musical comedy, his response was, " I absolutely forbid any such outrage". After his death, his estate granted the rights to produce what turned out to be My Fair Lady. Of course, the outrage that still nags us most in the US, is the destruction of the World Trade Center. Etymology: 'Reanalysis' is the reconstruction of a word according to a misconstrued structure and today's word is a perfect example. Because it seems to contain the English words "out" and "rage", it has assumed the meaning of excessive anger, fury, as in "the outrage caused by the destruction of the World Trade Center". However, the word was actually borrowed from Old French outré "defeated" + the noun suffix -age. "Outré" was the past participle of outrer "to pass someone", based on outre "beyond", and "outrage" originally simply referred to excessive behavior. "Outre" is the French descendant of Latin ultra "beyond", also used by English in the senses "beyond, extreme", as in "ultraconservative", "ultrasound" (sound beyond human hearing), "ultracautious" (extremely cautious). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1161588418-17819-0-- Received: from mailin17.aul.t-online.de (mailin17.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Wed, 05 Jul 2006 10:00:50 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin17.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Fy2JB-1Z9lMe0; Wed, 5 Jul 2006 10:00:29 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id EF35E5C3E8C for ; Wed, 5 Jul 2006 01:39:33 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1152082765-26791-0" Subject: OXYMORON: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2006 01:39:33 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-07-05T08:00:50Z X-TOI-MSGID: c5755c4e-71ea-46fe-8c39-d55be3e03165 ------------=_1152082765-26791-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Oxymoron (Noun) Pronunciation: [ahk-see-'mo-rahn] Definition 1: A phrase comprising two mutually contradictory words. Usage 1: We often understand phrases that, when interpreted logically, actually contradict themselves! What do you think passes through the mind of an English-learner when they first hear: "a long brief", "the living dead", or "freezer burn?" A shot fired at me was a "near miss;" does this mean I was partially hit? What could "old news" possibly mean? An old story cannot be news of any kind. Suggested usage: Now, see how many you can find in this paragraph: "It was a pretty ugly situation: we were alone together with a pitcher of beer almost exactly half full listening to soft rock. I was half naked in a pair of tight slacks and Lucy wore a pair of slack tights. Suddenly we had an urge for some jumbo shrimp but when I put on my plastic glasses to look for them, we found our car keys missing". Other candidates are a matter of interpretation. What do you think: bureaucratic efficiencies, British cuisine, American taste, Russian political organization, golf fashion, holy war, Microsoft Works, political science, rap music? Etymology: From Greek oxus "sharp" and moros "dull, stupid". Greek "oxus" is also found in "oxygen" and shares an origin with Latin acus "needle" underlying "acuity", "acid", "acupuncture", and "acute". In Germanic it became *agjo which developed into Old Norse eggja, "to incite, egg on", borrowed later by English "egg (on)" which thus has nothing to do with the avian reproductive system. The same Germanic stem developed into English "edge". 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In Irish history, the Pale was a district around Dublin where English law applied. The prerevolutionary Russian Pale included the regions where Jews were allowed to live and work. Usage 1: Today's word is a perfect example of what linguists call 'semantic broadening,' a word that wanders beyond the, well, pale of its original meaning to a broader, more encompassing sense. Now it is used primarily in the phrases "beyond the pale" which means "outside the bounds of safe ground" and within the pale, meaning the exact opposite. Suggested usage: This is a great word for startling those around you. "I have decided to impale my garden with a vine-covered trellis", would add a pungent punch to your gardening tales. You might want to keep a pale by the door during the full moon if there are vampires or even suspiciously large bats in your neighborhood. (Only a wooden pale stops Transylvanian vampires.) If your friends express skepticism, tell them that you do not consider the existence of werewolves beyond the pale of possibility. Etymology: Latin palus "stake" from *pak-slo-. Without the suffix -slo, the same root (*pag-) provided for "pagan" and "peasant" from Latin pagus "place with fixed boundaries, district". ("Page" shares the same source.) Nasalized (with an [n]), it made it to English as "fang" and German fangen "catch". Old English had a similar verb fangian "catch, get, acquire", whose root remains in the old-fangled word "new-fangled", used by Chaucer already in the 14th century. 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Usage 1: This word may be used as a noun or adjective (palimpsestic [pæ-lim(p)-'ses-tik]) to describe something having=0D diverse layers or aspects apparent beneath the surface, i.e. an object, place, or area that reflects its history. =0D =0D Suggested usage: "Palimpsest" effortlessly applies itself to written matter as in "'The Little Prince' is no mere children's story, but rather a metaphorical palimpsest cloaking the author's adulterous affairs, tempestuous marriage, and perhaps even a covert suicide note". Places or people whose history shows through a modern facade beg for it: "Rome is a palimpsest; everywhere modern chic overlays a bygone barbarism". However, it truly blossoms in its allegorical use: "Chip's palimpsestic mind was simultaneously regaling his date with historical trivia, calculating the dinner cheque, and taking an inventory of his liquor cabinet." Etymology: Latin palimpsestus, from Greek palimpsestos "scraped again" from palin "again" + psen "to rub or scrape". Greek palin derives from Proto-Indo-European (PIE) *kwel-/kwol "turn" from which Latin collum "neck" hence English "collar" derives. "Psen" is akin to Sanskrit psati "eat" and Russian pisat' "write". (For more about PIE, read "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather?" in the yourDictionary library.) =97Marie Huber, McKinsey & Company --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1146639074-20746-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:32:26 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu8) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt1w-1Eh2mf2Zdm-0005Z2 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:32:26 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 3D74B5FF87B for ; Tue, 29 Nov 2005 03:15:41 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1133253929-3564-0" Subject: PANACEA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 03:15:41 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1133253929-3564-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Panacea (Noun) Pronunciation: [pæ-nê-'see-ê] Definition 1: A remedy for everything, for all problems or difficulties; a cure-all, a catholicon. Usage 1: The adjective from today's word is "panacean", as a panacean remedy or a panacean effect. Pandora ("all gifts") was the first mortal woman according to Greek mythology and all the gods had to bestow gifts on her. Jupiter's gift was a box that, when opened, allowed all the ills of humanity to escape, thus creating the immediate need for a panacea. Suggested usage: There are those (I among them) who consider chocolate the panacea of all anxieties; others, prefer music. Some might think that a tax cut is a panacea for our economic ills or nuclear bombs, a panacea for international strife. Panaceas thus far, however, have all turned out in the long run to be dreams and hopes, things not of this world. Etymology: From Latin "panacea", a herb Romans believed could cure all diseases. The word was borrowed from Greek panakeia "universal cure", the feminine of the adjective panakeios "all-healing" from pan "all" + akos "cure". The Greek adjective pan "all" also appears in Pandaemonium, the all-demon city in the Hell of Milton's 'Paradise Lost.' It is productively used to create adjectives like "pan-Arab", "pan-African", "pan-American", whose abbreviation, "Panam" underlies the name of Panama. "Pan" can also be seen in panegyric "elaborate oration of praise" from Greek panegyris "public festival", originally based on pan- + agora "assembly" + -ikos "-ic". (This brings us, appropriately enough, to the YD Agora, where 'Demijohn,' probably Neil J. Buso, originally suggested today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Not to be confused with "epidemic", which means "spreading rapidly and extensively by infection". While it is usually applied to medical and public health problems, it needn't be restricted to this semantic field. Like "epidemic", this word may be used as a noun, too. Suggested usage: "The influenza epidemic is threatening to become pandemic this winter", would be a common use of the word. But it begs to be applied elsewhere: "The problem of inarticulate speech has become pandemic", or "Handguns have become a pandemic (epidemic, too) problem in the U.S." Etymology: Late Latin pandemus, from Greek pandemos "of all the people", from pan- "all" + demos "people". Pan-demon-ium, (pan- + daimon "demon"), "panoply" (Greek panopli, pan- + hoopla "arms, armor"), panacea (Greek pan- + akos [as in "ache")] cure"). Demos, of course, also appears in "democracy", "demography", and "demagogue." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: The verb is "pandiculate" and the agent noun is "pandiculator". The term is used by those who not only do not eschew obfuscation but wallow in it with great relish. Suggested usage: This is a great, albeit rare word, but the slightest bit of context explains it to your (underprivileged) friends who do not subscribe to YDC's Word of the Day: "Archibald could have lounged around all day in a state of constant pandiculation, but the grass wanted mowing". Mentally immobilize your kids (or their teacher) with gems like this: "Thirty minutes into Mr. Furman's driver's ed refresher course, the class was rippling with pandiculation." Etymology: Latin pandiculari "to stretch one's self" from pandere "to spread out" + icul (diminutive element "a little"). The underlying PIE root * [s]pen- with variable [s] "pull, stretch, spin" not only gave German spannen "stretch, span" and English "span" and "spin", but the Latin verb pendere "to weigh" behind "pendant", "pendulum", "pensive", and "depend". (For a larger slice of PIE, have a look at "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in YDC's library.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word provides a way to shorten conversations by condensing "overly-optimistic and na=EFve" into a single word. The adjective may be also used freely as a noun, "Nothing distresses Rita; she is an eternal panglossian". It has a non-identical twin, "panglossic", which offers the advantage of an adverb, "panglossically". The noun is "panglossism", taken directly from "Pangloss" (see Etymology). Suggested usage: Panglossians are generally pleasant company, since they are deaf to bad news. However, the attitude does not fit all circumstances: "Trey Sample is so panglossian as to think that the major impact of the Inquisition was to improve the living standards of rack and gallows makers". Since youth is highly susceptible to the attitude, household uses for today's word abound, "I hope you are not so panglossian as to think that your devastation of my petunias with the lawn-mower this afternoon will pass unnoticed." Etymology: Today's word is based on the name of Pangloss, the tutor in Voltaire's 'Candide' (1759) who believes, in Candide's words, "that all is right when all goes wrong". Voltaire created the name from Greek pan "all, whole" + glossa "language, tongue". The adverb "pan" also appears in English panoply (from Greek pan + opla "all arms"), panorama (from Greek pan + orama "whole view") and panther (may be from Greek pan + ther "all animal"). The stem in "glossa" is also found in English "gloss" and "glossary", and a variant occurs in glottis "vocal cords" and polyglot, which refers to a speaker of several languages=97not to be confused with a linguist, someone who studies language scientifically. 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Usage 1: The word may still refer to the article of clothing though it is no longer used. The current usage probably originated in a phrase such as, "He wears a panty-waist." Suggested usage: The term is usually an insult aimed a males: "Alec is such a panty-waist, he'll never ask for a raise". But there is no reason why it can't be used to describe women: "Marcie is a political panty-waist who would never sign a petition". This word is an excellent insult. Though it means "coward", panty-waist is such a lexical oddity that even the recipient of this insult is more likely to laugh than take offense. Etymology: Originally an undergarment worn by children comprising a "waist", an upper garment coming to the waist, to which panties were buttoned to keep kids from losing them. This arrangement required an adult to unbutton the panties (originally pants for kids) in order for the child to go to the bathroom. "Pants" goes back to "pantaloons" whose eponym is Saint Panteleone (all + lion), the patron saint of doctors, beheaded by the Romans in 305. The saint's name was slightly modified for the buffoon in the 15th-century Italian Comedia dell'arte, who wore spectacles and blousy breeches that inherited his name, Pantaloon. (Our gratitude to Joan Endres of S2N Media for mentioning this oft overlooked insult, so disarmingly quaint as to lose any offensive force.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Definition 2: The guiding philosophy of a discipline from which theories, experiments, and teaching practices are derived. Suggested usage: Any ideal may be called a paradigm, especially if it calls for action: "My mother has a paradigm for housework and that requires the active participation of the whole family." Etymology: From Greek paradeigma "pattern, model" from paradeiknunai "to compare": para- "alongside" + deiknunai "to show, display, exhibit". The underlying root, *deik-/*deig- also evolved into English "teach" and "token" and turns up in Latin as digit "finger" (originally meaning "pointer") and dic- "speak, say" of English "dictate" and "DICtionary!" =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The fear of Friday the 13th originated in two fears: the fear of Friday and the fear of the number "13". Why? Well, no one knows so we won't repeat any of the urban myths that have arisen to explain either. The fear of 13 is clearly much greater than the fear of Friday, since the 13th floor is regularly omitted from high-rise buildings, 13th Street and 13th Avenue are often omitted in street numbering, and no one would dare invite 13 guests to sit around the table for dinner--at least one would surely die within a year. Suggested usage: Most people fear this word more than breaking a mirror while walking under a ladder to avoid a black cat on Friday 13th. It is long but pronounceable with a little practice: "Paraskavedekatriaphobia is among the leading causes of loss of productivity since many sufferers avoid coming to work on that day". For the adjective, just replace the final [a] with a [c], "Freemont is an old paraskavedekatriaphobic who never leaves the house on Friday the 13th." Etymology: Today's word is a humorous concoction that no Greek would ever utter. It seems to be based on the Greek word for Friday "paraskeue" + dekatria "thirteen" (deka "ten" + tria "three;" not "thirteenth", which is "dekatreis") + fobos "fear" + ia, a noun suffix. "Friday the Thirteenth" in Modern Greek is "Paraskeue kai dekatreis". If you are worried today, we thought you might like to know that your worry has a name. Best of luck to all of you from everyone of us (who came to work today) here at yourDictionary. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. 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Delivery-Date: Wed, 05 Oct 2005 10:35:07 +0200 by mxeu8.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt1w-1EN4jy1tDY-0007L4 for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 05 Oct 2005 10:35:06 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 2DC495C3A40 for ; Wed, 5 Oct 2005 02:32:13 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1128496153-9071-0" Subject: PARERGY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 02:32:13 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1128496153-9071-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Parergy (Noun) Pronunciation: [pê-'rer-jee or 'pæ-rê-jee] Definition 1: Something unimportant, incidental or superfluous. Usage 1: An obsolete word, perhaps, but one that deserves to be brought back into the English lexical fold, especially since so many of us practice parergies (the plural form), like surfing the Web at work. Related to "parergon" [pa-'rer-gan] a subordinate accessory to the main subject in a work of art; hence, an ornamental accessory or embellishment, or a second, incidental job. Suggested usage: We hope you don't feel that you are a parergy where you work but we have heard that some people feel that way. If so, however, you might consider a parergon where you are taken more seriously, "Quinn's tomahawk-throwing at the county fairs is a parergon to his job as a tax attorney." Etymology: From the Greek parergon "by-work, secondary business" from parergos, "incidental, subordinate, incidental", itself based on para "beside" + ergon "work". "Para" shares a source with Russian prefix pere- "over, across", English "for", Latin per "through, by". "Parergy" and "parergon" are not directly related to paragon "model of perfection", which comes from the Greek parakonan "to sharpen" from para "beside" + akon "whetstone". (Thanks, Patricia Tancred, for today's nonetheless intriguing lexical parergon.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This word is used mostly by linguists who distinguish between paronyms and inflections. An inflection is a variant of a word that does not change its basic meaning as "derived" and "deriving" are inflectional forms of "derive". These endings do not change the verb significantly. The endings on the paronyms in the Definition above, however, change the verb into an adjective and noun with meanings significantly different from that of the verb. The adjectives of "Paronym?" Take your pick: "paronymous" or "paronymic." Suggested usage: As we have remarked in relation to other specialized terms, however, there is no reason to allow linguists to have all the fun: "Captain Marvel is a genius; he knows every word in the English language and all its paronyms". Push it even farther if you like, "Since taking up with Annegrette, Lucien has become a more lustrous paronym of his former self." Etymology: Today's word comes to us from ancient Greek paronymon "derivation", based on para "(be)side" + onoma (Doric onyma) "name". The same Doric form is found in "synonym", "antonym", and many other 'nyms. It goes back to Proto-Indo-European *no-men- which became Latin nomen "name, reputation" found in "nominal", "nominate", and "nomenclature". English "name", and German "Name" come from the same root. In Russian it emerged as imeni "of a name" after the [n] and [m] switched places (metathesis). (Nymann of Morocco brought today's word to the Agora some time ago. Sorry it took so long to get it out.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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It also has a pejorative one, "extreme stinginess." Usage 1: The Law of Parsimony, otherwise known as Ockham's (or Occam's) Razor, is a preference for the simplest explanation (hypothesis) of the largest array of phenomena=97Ockham=92s Razor cuts off the superfluous. In other words, it is best to explain the most you can in the fewest words. The adjective is "parsimonious" [pah(r)-sê-'mon-i-ês] and the adverb, "parsimoniously." Suggested usage: Today's word usually refers to an excessive frugality: "My husband is so obsessed with parsimony that he won't spend a penny without a discount coupon". However, the philosopher Edmund Burke reminds us to that, "[m]ere parsimony is not economy.... Expense, and great expense, may be an essential part in true economy;" which is to say, keep an eye on the long term. Etymology: Middle English "parcimony" from Latin parsimonia "parsimony" based on "parsus", the past participle of parcere "to be sparing". The root is probably related to the Greek word sparnos "rare, uncommon" and English "spare". It is also tied to Latin parvus "small" and paucus "few". (Let us not be parsimonious in our thankfulness to Burt Clawson for his suggestion of today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(2) Virgin birth. Usage 1: The adjective is "parthenogenetic" and the adverb, "parthenogenetically". Although some dictionaries list "parthenogeneses" (with an [e] in the final syllable) as the plural of today's word, it is hard to imagine how it could be used in the plural. Suggested usage: The most famous incident of parthenogenesis in the West and Middle East, of course, was that of Jesus Christ. According to Biblical sources, he was brought forth by Mary alone, without the procreative intervention of her husband, Joseph. Indeed, gods are often portrayed as parthenogenetically born: from Gaia, the Greek Earth-mother, who brought forth Pontus (the sea) and Uranus (the sky) parthenogenetically, to the birth of Huitzilopochtli, the supreme being and god of war in the Aztec religion of ancient Mexico, on the other side of the world. Etymology: Today's word arose just in the 19th century from Greek parthenos "virgin" + genesis "birth". The site of the Temple of Athena in Athens is the Parthenon, another Greek word from "parthenos". The first book of the Old Testament is called "Genesis" because it is about the birth of the earth, itself parthenogenetic. The root is *gen- "produce, create", and the Latin reflex of it is found in many English borrowings, including, "generate", "gender", "general", "generic", "generous", "genre", "genus", "genius", "degenerate", "gene", and "genealogy". The native English reflexes of the same root include "kin", "kind", and "king." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: "Pastiche" is most frequently used in referring to creative works, e.g. "The movie "Chinatown" is a genre pastiche of film noir, historical documentary, and mystery" or "The work of Andy Warhol is a pastiche of everything in popular culture". But we are surrounded by pastiches, so why not just call them that, "The Atlanta Brave's fans are a pastiche of every racial, religious, and social class in the South." Etymology: Today's word is the French version of Italian pasticcio "pie (of mixed ingredients); mess, imbroglio", a reflex of Vulgar Latin *pasticium "pasty". French p=E2tisserie "pastries" is based on the same Latin word, "pasticium", which, in its turn, comes from pasta "dough", the sticky stuff that was also once used as paste and which has survived unaltered in Italian. 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Usage 1: Our definition differs from those of some very famous people. Samuel Johnson claimed that patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels and G. Bernard Shaw called it "a pernicious, psychopathic form of idiocy". Albert Einstein wrote, "Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind". Einstein's remark suggests that these men were thinking more of "nationalism" than "patriotism". Is there a difference? Suggested usage: Charles de Gaulle put it this way: "Patriotism is when love of your own people comes first; nationalism, when hate for people other than your own comes first". The true patriot understands the ideals of his or her national heritage and can distinguish between those worth defending and those worth working to improve. "Nationalism" also refers to the sense of national identity that unites the people of a single culture, such as the Kurds, divided between Turkey, Afghanistan, and Iraq, and too long longing for their own Kurdistan. Etymology: Late Latin patriota, from Greek patriotes "of one's fathers" from patrios "father". The Proto-Indo-European (PIE) root *pêter, patr- resulted in Latin pater "father", which devolved into Spanish and Italian "padre" and French "père" after elision of the [t]. PIE [p] became [f] and [t] become [th] in Germanic languages, so English "father" is a perfectly predictable descendant of the same PIE root. (For a larger slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" by the Phantom Linguist in yourDictionary's library.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------8037610D80D8824045EC7EA1-- . Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin03.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BZQ8m-1xEMpk0; Sun, 13 Jun 2004 10:14:56 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B169BB7E74C for ; Sun, 13 Jun 2004 02:13:27 -0600 (MDT) Subject: PATRONIZE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Patronize(Verb)Pronunciation: ['pey-trê-nIz ] Definition 1: (1) To serve as a benefactor (patron) or sponsor of; (2) to visit regularly as a customer; (3) to address in a condescending, superior manner. Usage 1: "Patronize" is the verb in a large family of words that include "patron", its adjective, "patronal" [pê-'tro-nêl], the feminine "patroness", and the noun expressing the relationship of a patron: "patronage" ['pæ-trê-nij]. Suggested usage: In the sense of visiting as a customer, today's word reflects a rather elevated style, certainly it is more literary than "shop at", "I don't patronize business establishments whose parking areas accommodate compact cars". Speaking of condescension, this word expresses that attitude acceptably at all stylistic levels, "Don't patronize me by asking me so politely to take out the garbage when you know I have no choice in the matter." Etymology: Today's word comes via Old French from Medieval Latin patronus, from Latin, from pater, patr- "father". The meaning originally referred to someone who looked over you like a father, as a patron saint protects his or her charge. Composers, painters, and other artists of the 18th and 19th centuries lived on the patronage of wealthy patrons. Since a patron financially supports his or her charge, it was easy to transfer this meaning to a regular customer who financially supports a business. However, since an patronized artist is totally dependant on the largesse of the patron, it is also clear how this relation could be taken as condescension. (Today we thank one of the great patrons of words, Dr. Lyn Laboriel, who submitted this word without a trace of condescension.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? 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It doesn't take as long to say as "pusillanimous" and isn't easily confused with "timid", as is "timorous". We thought you might like to give it a whirl. The adverb is "pavidly" and the noun, "pavidity Suggested usage: Think of today's word as a bit of spice for your speech: "Olive Pitts is such a pavid lamb, she will never ask for a raise". You can use the tired old terms mentioned above, but this word 'kicks up' the flavor of the verbal cuisine you serve your chatmates: "I'm not sure that a watchdog with such a pavid demeanor is worth $800". Dispel the pavid pallor of your speech with this touch of lexical sparkle today. Etymology: The etymology of today's word doesn't run very deep. It is a thinly veiled copy of Latin pavidus "fearful" from pavere "to quake with fear". The root here is the same found in putare "to cleanse, think over, reflect", found in "compute", "repute", "dispute", and others. Other relatives have long since dissipated. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------D878ABB13B371A3DC6D812AF-- . by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 02 Jan 2007 10:49:43 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H1gH7-0004QL-9I for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 02 Jan 2007 10:49:42 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 836335C2ED0 for ; Tue, 2 Jan 2007 02:46:59 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1167725381-23044-0" Subject: PECCABLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Peccable (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['pek-ê-bêl] Definition 1: Sinful, capable of sin, wrong-doing, or error=97imperfect. Usage 1: Orphan negatives are the negatives of words fallen out of use, such as "hapless", "inane", "insipid", "immaculate", "impromptu", "nonchalant". An unlucky person is hapless but a lucky person is doesn't have much hap. You're very clean if you=92re immaculate but not maculate if you=92re very dirty and, if you don't care, you=92re indifferent, but if you do, it shouldn't make you all that different. However, if you=92re not impeccable, "sinless and incapable of sin", you will be peccable for "impeccable" is a false orphan negative. The stem, "peccable", still lurks around the edge of language, still a part of language though not of speech, our use of language. Suggested usage: Today's word is a specialized term for one sense of "imperfect", "Miss Deeds led a peccable but overall agreeable life". Do allow for the double takes of those listening to you when you use it, though: "Weems may be too peccable to keep the company books." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin Latin peccabilis "sinful" from peccare "to stumble, sin". "Peccare" comes from a Proto-Indo-European construction *ped-ko, based on the root *ped-, which became Latin pes, pedis "foot", found in English "pedal", "pedestrian", and "impede" from Latin impedire "to hobble". In Russian the root emerged as pod "under", in Sanskrit as padam "footstep" and pat "foot, and in Greek as pous, pod- "foot", which we find in the eight-footed "octopus", the flat-footed "platypus", not to mention the three-footed "tripod". 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Usage 1: The noun is "peckishness". Here is one of those words like "rubber" and "knock up" that have radically different meanings in the U.S. vernacular than in others. Apply it wisely. Suggested usage: Be careful with this word. "You're probably a bit peckish after the long drive, aren't you?" will be interpreted differently inside the U.S., where peckish means "irritable" than elsewhere in the English-speaking world, where it means "moderately hungry". Also, avoid the temptation to say, "Being peckish makes her peckish". Attempts to straddle lines of regional dialects are rarely successful. Etymology: An indigenous though slightly off-center derivation from "peck" via the suffix "-ish" that usually adds the meaning "somewhat" to adjectives (greenish, longish, largish) and that of "like" to nouns (girlish, elfish, foolish). "Peck" is a regional variant of "pick;" in fact, the two are often interchanged: "peck at one's food" versus "pick at one's food". 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Usage 1: The action noun from today's verb is "peculation" and the people who permit themselves this peculiar pecuniary peccadillo are called "peculators". Peculators engage in peculative activities. (Why not have financial terms like these on your Palm device? Get Barron's Financial Dictionary by PocketLingo in our Word Shop.) Suggested usage: Peculation and speculation not only sound alike, but they both refer to ways of quickly increasing your capital with approximately the same risk factor: "The recent collapse of the US economy was caused by a combination of speculation in the stock market and peculation in the workplace". The record peculator of 2003 (so far) is the former Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein, who peculated three truckloads of money from the state treasury the night before he disappeared. Etymology: From Latin peculari "to embezzle public money" based on peculium "private property". Latin pecunia "property, wealth" comes from the same root and from it English adopted pecuniary "financial, monetary" and impecunious "poor". Another Latin word based on the same root, peculium "property" ended up in English as "peculiar". We would expect the original [p] to turn into [f] in the Germanic languages, so the same root turns up as "fee" in English from Old English feoh "cattle, moveable property". More peculiarly, "fellow" also comes from this root. English borrowed it from Old Norse felagi itself from felag, "partnership", a compound of fe "cattle, property, money" + lag "laying (in order)". It originally referred to a business partner. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Also a noun: someone traveling on foot. Definition 2: Commonplace, mundane, ordinary. Usage 2: The normal usage of this word, referring to walkers, is, well, pedestrian when compared to the metaphorical sense. "Ordinary" and "commonplace" are so predictable in their meaning; "pedestrian" packs a surprise well worth exploiting occasionally. The verb is "pedestrianize." Suggested usage: Today's extraordinary ordinary word does not have quite the sting of "mundane", "ordinary", or "so-so" but that is what it means: "He may be a perfect conversationalist but his poetry is pedestrian at best". "Lunch was a pedestrian affair of chicken salad and potato crisps". This is not to say that the pedestrian sense of the word cannot be put to creative use: "I feel less like a hiker today than a misplaced pedestrian." Etymology: Latin pedester (adj.) "on foot, pedestrian" from pedes "a pedestrian" from pes, pedis "foot". The PIE root *pod-/ped/pd- also underlies Sanscrit pad "foot", Greek pod- "foot" (as in "tripod"), Russian pod "under", German Fuss "foot", and English "foot". For more on Proto-Indo-European (PIE) read "Words: Where do they Come from?" in the yourDictionary library. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Pejorative" is the linguistic term for "politically incorrect". It usually refers to profanity. "Don't use such pejorative words when talking to me!" not only makes it clear you don't like to hear profanity, but also sets a high standard for what you do like. Suggested usage: The word may also refer to any term or attitude considered politically incorrect: "He has such a pejorative attitude toward women I doubt he will ever marry." Etymology: Latin pejoratus "having been made worse" (pejorare "to make worse), based on the comparative of the word for "bad", pêjor "worse" (malus, pejor, pessimus "bad", "worse", "worst"). Hence it is semantically related to the stems underlying "malady" and "pessimism". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: There is little to say about the usage of today's word since it stands out there all alone: no adjective or verb has been derived from it. We can't penchant anything nor can anything be even slightly penchant. We may only have a penchant for something and most of us have a plethora of them. Suggested usage: Penchants are biases and some are stronger than others: "Maurine's penchant for ice cream turned out to be stronger than all the exercise equipment she had bought combined". However, it is our penchants, after all, that determine our individuality, "Amber would have been the most popular girl in school except for her penchants for classical music and art deco architecture." Etymology: French, from the present participle of pencher "to incline", the direct descendant of Vulgar Latin *pendicare, itself the heir to the lexical riches of Latin pendere "to hang, weigh (as in hanging scales). Today's word is a relative of "spider" and "pansy". How? The original Proto-Indo-European root was *(s)pen- "spin", with a wobbly [s]. "Spider" comes from an Old Germanic word meaning "spinner". "Pansy" comes from Old French pensee "though, remembrance" that goes back to Latin pendere, since thinking is a kind of weighing. How did Latin get "hang, weigh" from the original sense "spin"? "Spin" originally implied drawing yarn out of a bundle of wool and spinning it on a bobbin that hung from the hand. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Third from the last is "antepenultimate." Usage 1: "Penultimate" is used when referring to a penult, a noun meaning "the next to the last item in a series". The word is used often in linguistics: "In the Polish language, the accent always falls on the penultimate syllable". (In French, it always falls on the ultimate syllable.) Suggested usage: A useful word and chances to bring it into play abound. "This is the penultimate warning you get to clean up your room=97next time, I'm wheeling in a garbage can and doing it myself" is a handy threat to keep in mind. These words can make the worst situations sound good: "Two years now I've coached the ultimate team in the league; with more work, next year we can be the penultimate!" Etymology: From Latin paenultimus: paene, "almost" and ultimus, "last". Latin "ultimare", the root of ultimus, means "to come to an end". The Indo-European root of "ultimare" is al-, "beyond". By the same route (get the pun?), we get the "El" in Spanish "El Ni=F1o" via Latin ille "that, he, it" and the French interjection "voilà" (used to call attention to something pleasing). (Our thanks to YDC reader Jane Gobus for sending today's word in our direction with a "voilà" of her own.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The advent of the coffee percolator was almost the downfall of today's word. Because the bubbling coffee in the glass knob on the lid of the percolator attracted so much attention, it was easy to think that the verb "percolate" means to bubble upwards. No, no, no, no, no! The name "percolator" came from the fact that the hot water filtered down through the coffee grounds once it reached the top. Now that we make coffee by different means, let us give this verb back its meaning. Suggested usage: I have always thought that the "trickle-down" theory, the assumption that some of the money accumulated by the wealthy will trickle down to those who actually need it, should be called the Economic Percolation Theory. That would help us keep the meaning straight. The important thing to remember is that the movement is a downward filtering action: "Rumors percolating from the president's office have it that we are in for a shake-up at the top." Etymology: Today's word is an adopted daughter from the Latin verb "percolare", derived from per- "through" + colare "to strain, filter". "Colare" comes from colum "a strainer", the same root that gave us "colander" via Old Proven=E7al colador "strainer". It is related to Breton kae "fence", German Hecke "hedgerow", and Hag "witch". In English it became the "haw" of "hawthorn." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This word stays the same in both adjective and noun forms. Also, peripatetics are journeys on foot. Definition 2: Relating to the methods and thought of Aristotle, who conducted discussions while walking. Usage 2: The word gains a capital when you're talking about philosophy. A peripatetic is someone who rambles on foot; a Peripatetic is an adherent of Aristotle. Suggested usage: Since the word remains the same whether it's an adjective or noun, there are a lot of applications. With a focus on health, one might say "I've taken up peripatetics as part of my exercise regime". On the contrary, "I told the guy at the garage to get my car ready quickly=97I'm no peripatetic". The philosophical use would look something like "Eighteenth-century French dramatists had a largely Peripatetic approach to crafting plays." Etymology: Greek peripatetikos from peripatein "to walk up and down", from -patein "to tread". Akin to Sanskrit patha "path, way". The Proto-Indo-European root is pent- "to go". It gives us words like Russian sputnik "fellow traveler", from put- "way or path". Peripatetic also keeps company with "pontiff". This word comes from the same PIE root by way of the Latin pons, pontis "bridge" and means "one who prepares the way". (YDC's thanks to James Cockburn for calling this word to our attention; he finds more use for the itinerant sense than the Aristotelian.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The plural of today's word is the same as all words ending on "-is" in English: "periphrases" (cf. "bases", "crises"). The adjective is "periphrastic". In grammar periphrasis refers to the use of two words to do the work of one, such as the complex comparative "more beautiful" as opposed to one word like "prettier". Suggested usage: Jefferson wrote, "The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do;" that is, no periphrasis. But when Rumpole of the Bailey refers to his wife, Hilda, as "she who must be obeyed", he uses periphrasis for humor. While Robert Browning might have thought elsewhere that "less is more", his periphrastic description of evening as "[w]here the quiet-coloured end of evening smiles" in 'Love Among the Ruins,' is far more poetic than one word alone. Etymology: From Greek periphrazein "to paraphrase" based on peri- "around" + phrazein "to say". "Frantic", "frenetic", "frenzy", and the "-phrenia" in "schizophrenia" are related via Greek phren "the mind". (Let us express our sense of infinite pleasure and delight to Ken Crost of Denver for his magnanimous transmission of today's word to our ever receptive offices or, as Jefferson might have said, "Thanks for the word, Ken.") =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The word should not be used in the sense of "wicked, evil". Suggested usage: This is a good word to express extreme threat of harm or destruction. You would more likely meet a harmful remark but a pernicious virus. Of course, any remark that is likely to do severe damage to someone else or an enterprise would be pernicious. Etymology: Latin per-nic-iosus the adjective of pernicis "destruction". The stem comprises the prefix per- and the root nex- (neks-) or nec- "violent death". The root is related to Latin noxa (noks-a) "harm, injury, crime" which underlies nox-ius "harmful, injurious, noxious" and ob-nox-ius "punishable, liable, addicted, guilty", both of which have also been borrowed into English with related meanings. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Persiflage (noun) Pronunciation: ['pêr-sê-flahzh] Listen Definition: Light, sociable chatter or a superficial, sociable manner of speaking. Usage: Today's word is yet another lexical orphan; no one takes "persiflate" seriously as a member of the English lexical family. It does not even have a plural. Suggested Usage: Here is the perfect substitute for the overly colloquial term "chit-chat": "I hate to take Earnest to any social event because he is so inept at persiflage, he inevitably ends up haranguing the company with his political opinions". Are there jobs for it at work? Of course, "Seth is such a mild manager I often confuse his orders with simple persiflage". How about a quiet evening of wine and persiflage on the verandah or by a crackling fire? Etymology: French persifler "to banter" comprising per- intensive prefix + siffler "to whistle. "Siffler" comes from Late Latin sifilare, alteration of Latin sibilare "to hiss". 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Persiflage (Noun) Pronunciation: ['pêr-sê-flahzh] Listen Definition: Light, sociable chatter or a superficial, sociable manner of speaking. Usage: Today's word is yet another lexical orphan; no one takes "persiflate" seriously as a member of the English lexical family. It does not even have a plural. Suggested Usage: Here is the perfect substitute for the overly colloquial term "chit-chat": "I hate to take Earnest to any social event because he is so inept at persiflage, he inevitably ends up haranguing the company with his political opinions". Are there jobs for it at work? Of course, "Seth is such a mild manager I often confuse his orders with simple persiflage". How about a quiet evening of wine and persiflage on the verandah or by a crackling fire? Etymology: French persifler "to banter" comprising per- intensive prefix + siffler "to whistle. "Siffler" comes from Late Latin sifilare, alteration of Latin sibilare "to hiss". (We owe a debt of gratitude to Nathan Johnston of Perth for today's word—and that is not mere persiflage.) —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.kdb0.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-20556-0-1174806031-- Received: from mailin25.aul.t-online.de (mailin25.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.76]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Thu, 19 Oct 2006 09:50:11 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin25.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GaSf7-2BYHku0; Thu, 19 Oct 2006 09:49:57 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 03DA05C15F9 for ; Thu, 19 Oct 2006 01:45:00 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1161241454-31356-0" Subject: PERSPICACIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 01:45:00 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-19T07:50:11Z X-TOI-MSGID: a427a806-0eae-4ced-95a6-c3e8d8700e18 ------------=_1161241454-31356-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Perspicacious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [pêr-spi-'key-shês] Definition 1: Displaying insightful mental capacities and/or shrewd discernment. Usage 1: The noun is "perspicacity" [pêr-spi-'kæ-si-ti]. A shrewd person has a practical kind of intelligence and a sagacious one has knowledge usually accumulated over time. "Perspicacious" implies an ability to perceive hidden truths and to understand what puzzles others. Suggested usage: As you can see, this is a word that should be part of a lexical arsenal for distinguishing different kinds of intelligence. "She was very perspicacious to remain aloof from him when he started asking her to trust him". "He is so perspicacious he can predict market trends from the thickness of Alan Greenspan's briefcase". (yourDictionary thanks and congratulates Jacqueline Williams for suggesting today's lovely word, with which she recently flabbergasted her doctor and herself simultaneously.) Etymology: From Latin perspicere "to look through" from per "through" + spicere "see, look". Akin to perspective. The PIE root underlying "spicere", *spek-, also gave us "spy". It metathesized (the consonants switched places) to skop- in Greek, whence all the Greek words on -scope borrowed by English: "telescope", "microscope", "periscope". (For more on PIE, read "Words: Where do they Come from" in the yourDictionary library.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "perspicacious" [pêr-spê-'key-shês]. Fred is a perspicacious golfer if he reads up on golf as well as reads the lays and makes good judgements based on all the information he can get. Suggested usage: This word refers to shrewdness and astuteness based on accurate, wide-ranging observation, as in "He showed considerable marital perspicacity in not introducing the new secretary to his wife." Etymology: Latin perspicax, -acis, (adj.) "sharp-sighted, penetrating", from the prefix-preposition per "through, over, along" and specio "look", also found in "inspect", "frontispiece", "spectator", "suspect", "species", "specious". The root is of the same origin (PIE *spek- / *spok-) as Greek skop-os "one who watches" (via metathesis of "p" and "k"), which underlies "bishop", "episcopal", "skeptic", plus all the words on "scope". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Many think that "impervious" is another orphan negative like "ineffable", "nonplussed", "inert". In point of fact, however, there are pervious and impervious jungles and pervious and impervious arguments. The adverb is "perviously" and the noun, "perviousness." Suggested usage: A pervious object allows some element to pass through it, "The curtains were so pervious to light that it was impossible to sleep in the room during the day". Water is another substance that enjoys exploring pervious objects, "They discovered during the first rain that the roof of the new house was quite pervious". But we constantly bump into people who are pervious and impervious (to reason), "Janet is a pervious supervisor; approach her calmly and rationally and she=92ll listen to you." Etymology: From Latin "pervius" based on per- "through" + via "way; road". "Via", now used as a preposition in English (e.g. via air mail), comes from an interesting family referring to motion that includes "weigh", "away", "wagon", "wiggle", and "trivial". "Weigh" comes from Old English wegan "to carry, balance in a scale", which also gave us "wagon". English "way" and German Weg "way" are also descendants of the same ancestor. "Wiggle", "wag", and "waggle", too, refer to kinds of motion, and all descend from the same root. "Trivial" is the adjective of trivium (tri+vi[a]+um) "the three ways", originally referring to the lower division (grammar, rhetoric, and logic) of the seven arts in medieval universities, the higher division comprising arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and music. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1125558789-31378-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 07 Feb 2007 11:18:55 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1HEjt4-0000v6-Ix for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 07 Feb 2007 11:18:52 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 398A75DCD06 for ; Wed, 7 Feb 2007 02:55:09 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1170835771-3077-0" Subject: PETARD: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Petard (Noun) Pronunciation: [pê-'tahrd] Definition 1: A military incendiary device for blowing up gates and city walls. Definition 2: A firecracker that explodes with a loud report. Usage 2: It is common to repeat Shakespeare's famous metaphor from Hamlet, "hoist with one's own petar(d)" (to be hurt by one's own schemes) without knowing exactly what a "petard" is. We bet the image is funnier than most English-speakers think. Suggested usage: Remember that a petard is an explosive device and you will be able to create innovative and creative metaphors with it: "Abner's comment was the petard that broke down the negotiations and soured the two sides permanently". "Rosa Parks' 1955 bus ride in Montgomery, Alabama was the petard that breached the wall of segregation in the South and rallied the nation to the cause of racial equality." Etymology: French pétard "firecracker" from Old French from peter "to break wind" plus the usually pejorative suffix -ard: "coward", "wizard", "buzzard", "drunkard", "laggard". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1170835771-3077-0-- X-Symantec-TimeoutProtection: 0 Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.73]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 13 Apr 2006 09:53:10 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin19.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FTwd5-0CrAmW0; Thu, 13 Apr 2006 09:52:39 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 8ED095C18EC for ; Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:41:40 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1144911724-31276-0" Subject: PETRICHOR: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:41:40 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-04-13T07:53:10Z X-TOI-MSGID: b8c02e7f-5757-42c1-9f3e-761579438100 ------------=_1144911724-31276-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Petrichor (Noun) Pronunciation: ['pe-trê-ko(r) or -tri-] Definition 1: A pleasant distinctive smell of rain falling on dry ground. The original reference is to an odor produced in certain regions by yellowish, oily globules, rather like perfume, absorbed into the ground from the air. Usage 1: Here is a new conceptual opportunity for lexiphiliacs. Although introduced by geologists in 1964 (Nature 993/2) to refer to a specific aroma, we have all experienced the pleasure of the smell of rain on a dry earth. Now, thanks to the sharp ear (or eye) of Word-of-the-Day subscriber Gregory Rutter, we can all express it. Suggested usage: This word certainly fits anywhere aromas are discussed, "I love this chardonnay for the petrichor underlying its complex bouquet". But once we are comfortable with it, we can unleash our metaphoric creativity, "Her entrance into his life was a refreshing petrichor ending a long, stale season of relationships." Etymology: Greek petros "stone" or petra "rock" + ichor, the mythical rarified fluid that flowed in the veins of the gods. ("Ichor" now refers literally to any watery, perhaps blood-tinged discharge.) Petros also underlies the name "Peter", so Rock Hudson's first name was simply a translation of the Greek "Peter". Petro- has taken a sharp semantic turn of late, resulting from the clipping of "petroleum" (from petro "rock" + oleum "oil"). Neologisms like "petrodollars" and "petropower" refer to the money and power of oil, not of rocks. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "phantasmagoric" or " phantasmagorical." Suggested usage: "The children's Halloween play was a phantasmagoria of color, lilting voices, dancing, and hilariously misspoken lines". Or, on a bleaker note, "The funeral was a phantasmagoria I could hardly comprehend=97so many flowers, people I barely knew coming and going, strange services, voices, and music." Etymology: A name invented for the optical illusions of the magic lantern first exhibited in London in 1802. The origin is hazy. It could be from Greek phantasma "apparition, phantom" + (possibly) agora "assembly, market-place". However, it might just as be a compound of "phantasma" with "gory" and the suffix "-ia", added to make it more haunting and authentic. (Our gratitude is owed today to Michele Kayen for sharing a favorite Word with us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is a new one in lexical time; it first appeared in print in 1959. The adjective is "pheromonal" and the adverb, "pheromonally", as a bee might pheromonally communicate danger to the rest of the hive. The reason honey bees (and ants) attack perceived intruders in great numbers is that when one of them detects danger, it exudes an alarum pheromone that spreads through the air and attracts and excites others in the hive to aggressive behavior. Suggested usage: Territorial animals deposit identification pheromones around their territory. These pheromones remain after the vehicle in which it is deposited has evaporated and warn intruders of territorial boundaries. The mating pheromone triggers mating behavior. This pheromone may be artificially reproduced for several insect species that threaten crops. If broadly applied to those crops, it disrupts the reproduction cycle of those insects thereby disposing of the pests without introducing toxins to the environment. Etymology: Today's word is an academic concoction from the root of Greek pherein "to carry" + (hor)mone "setting in motion", present participle of Greek "horman", a verb derived from horme "impulse". The [bh] of the original root, *bher-, also turned to [f] in Latin, where we find ferre "to bear, carry", found in English "refer, defer, transfer", and aquifer "water-bearer". The [b] sound remained in English giving us "bear", the verb and, with an old familiar suffix, "bring". In Russian it turns up as beru "I carry" and in Sanskrit, as bharati "he carries, brings". 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Usage 1: In Greek this word referred to the person who pursued amorous relationships with men but in English its reference changed to women. It often emerges as a proper name in literature. In Ariosto's 'Orlando Furioso,' Filandro is the youth bedazzled by Gabrina, and Philander Smith College is Arkansas's oldest private black college. (Search Google for "Philander" and see for yourself.) Now a person who philanders is referred to as a philanderer and his activity is philandering. Suggested usage: The difference between loving men and loving women is not a minor one; however, the tide is on the side of a male-to-female gender change. We may need to make some delicate distinctions over this word: "So what is the difference between experimenting with potential marriage partners and philandering?" If you already know the difference, you can commit yourself to statements like, "I don't think Phil Anders is serious about marrying Corinne; something about him makes me suspect him of philandering." Etymology: Transgender change is not a monopoly of human beings; today's word is precisely that, deriving from Greek philandros "loving men" based on philos "beloved, friend" + aner, andr- "man, male". "Philos" also appears in Philadelphia "city of brotherly (adelphos) love". It also appears in words such as francophile "someone who admires France" and russophile "someone who admires Russia". 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Usage 1: Today's word divides the world into two camps, just as the ancient Israelites saw themselves as a people quite apart from the Philistines (see the Etymology). There are the artists or the cultural elite and their enemies: the philistines or the bourgeois. Philistinism is another noun form meaning "vulgarity." Suggested usage: Nobody wants to be a philistine, but we all know members of that tribe when we meet them, "Freeman is such a philistine, he eats his peas with a knife!" But philistines are a force to be reckoned with: "The local philistines have convinced the school board to cut support for art, literature, and music from next year's budget." Etymology: The Philistines were originally a bellicose people of uncertain origin who occupied the southern coast of Palestine and constantly harassed the Israelites. Their name probably came across its current meaning in 1689 in Jena when a minister, in a memorial service for a student killed by angry townspeople, referred to the townsfolk as Philistines (German "Philister"). In 1869 British author Matthew Arnold adopted the German slang word in 'Culture and Anarchy,' "The people who believe most that our greatness and welfare are proved by our being very rich, are just the very people whom we call Philistines". It was Arnold's reference that set the term for English. (YDC thanks anti-philistine Cliff Shin for asking us about the current political correctness of today's very old epithet.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1168503014-19384-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 10:50:15 +0200 by mxeu1.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1EQLGY0k8F-0002iy for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 14 Oct 2005 10:50:14 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 962025CF3C4 for ; Fri, 14 Oct 2005 02:34:02 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1129273751-24937-0" Subject: PICARESQUE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 02:34:02 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1129273751-24937-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Picaresque (Adjective) Pronunciation: [pi-kê-'resk] Definition 1: Pertaining to the life of an adventurous rogue, usually of low origin, who uses his wits to overcome obstacles and survive in a world bent on arresting his progress. Pertaining to novel whose main character is such a person. Usage 1: Today's term is most widely used in referring to novels about the adventures of a sly romantic rogue. These novels began in Spain but soon spread throughout Europe. 'Guzm=E1n de Alfarache' (1599) by Mateo Alem=E1n is the earliest and Henry Fielding's "The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling" (1749) is probably the best such novel in English. Today's adjective is based on the Spanish word picaro (or picaroon) "an adventurous rogue" while a picara is his female counterpart, e.g. Daniel Defoe's Moll Flanders. Suggested usage: Picaresque novels are not as popular today as they have been in the past but the word begs for wider use such as, "Molly Coddle has picked up with a fellow who seems to have lived a rather picaresque life up to now". Molly's boyfriend would be something of a "picaroon", not just a rogue but one with a string of adventures involving brushes with law enforcement to his credit. Etymology: From Spanish "picaresco", the adjective from p=EDcaro, perhaps from picar "to prick" from Vulgar Latin *piccare. Akin to French pique "a prick, irritation" from piquer "to prick" which is the origin of English pique "to provoke" (Harold's odd accent piqued Adie's curiosity), "to be proud" (He piqued himself in his well-kempt mutton-chops), and "to vex" (She was piqued at her children for hiding her glass eye). (We are grateful that Lyn Laboriel's curiosity was piqued enough by today's word that she suggested it to us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is currently an adjective but started out in life as a noun (see Etymology), producing the adjective "picayunish". This adjective is still available today but the meaning has migrated to "slightly picayune". The expected noun is "picayuneness" but "picayunity" seems to be used more often. Suggested usage: Dealing with the chronically picayune can be trying, "Our manager's picayune neatness keeps the office staff on pins and needles=97we have to keep the offices neat as pins or he needles us". You find picayunity around the home, too: "Mom, aren't you being just a little picayune, grounding me a whole week for damaging only the front end of the car?" Etymology: When the New Orleans Picayune (now Times-Picayune) began operations in 1837, it chose its name for the coin that would purchase a copy of the newspaper. A picayune at that time was a Spanish-American coin worth half a real or about 6 cents; later, it became the name of the US five cents piece in Lousiana. It comes from Louisiana French "picaillon", from Proven=E7al French "picaioun", a variant of picaio "money". This word is possibly based on Old Proven=E7al piquar "to clink, jingle" from Vulgar Latin *piccare "to pierce". This same Vulgar Latin verb also gave us pique "vexation", the French word for a lance or pike that originally referred only to an irritating prickle. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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It is used most frequently in reference to animals, as in "piebald magpie"=97what does that make you think of? It is also used to refer to any motley mixture of mongrel qualities, as the English language, with words from almost every language on earth, is as piebald a language as ever there was. Usage 1: As you see from the definition, few words in English are more misleading than "piebald" ("magpie" being one that does). The qualitative noun is "piebaldness" and the adverb would be "piebaldly", were there a use for it. This adjective may itself be used as a noun to refer to a piebald horse or other animal as well as a verb meaning "acquiring patches of different colors." Suggested usage: As a metaphor, today's word is used mainly in the sense of a patchwork, "We have such a piebald array of attitudes on our team, it is difficult to complete tasks on time". But don't forget "piebald" also works as a verb, "First my head balded in my 50's, now my skin is piebalding." Etymology: From "pie", a derivative of Latin pica "magpie" + "bald" from "balled" in the sense of having been made look like a ball. [If you are about to eat, stop reading here.] "Magpie" itself is the shorter form of "maggot-pie". (You were warned.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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It was designed as a form of punishment that exposed offenders to the community as an example. Used as a verb, "pillory" now means to viciously chastise someone publicly or subject them to extreme public scorn or ridicule. Usage 1: If you visit a Renaissance fair or historical reenactment, you might come across a pillory. Some towns and villages also keep a replica around for a laugh (or a reminder?) It's more likely that the verb will find its way into your vocabulary than the noun, thank goodness, and we bid another fond farewell those 'good old days' that weren't always so good. Suggested usage: Apply today's word in episodes when someone is fairly or unfairly persecuted in public in an extreme fashion. "The fish arrived at the table cold for which Jeb pilloried the waiter". Avoid using this word as an exaggeration for effect as, "The teacher pilloried me in front of the whole class today for arriving late for only the fifth time this month!" Remember, the resultant embarrassment must be extreme. Etymology: From Old French "pilori" which probably comes from the Latin pila "pillar". The pillory was used for centuries as a form of punishment the world over, from Asia and Europe to the New World. Its use in the UK and US was abandoned by the middle of the 19th century, but in England and Wales local statutes requiring villages to maintain stocks remain on the books and in the U.S. Delaware didn't abandon the pillory until 1905. (We offer some good public exposure today to Rolf Hertzman of Stockholm in gratitude for his raising questions about "pillory.") =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(2) The metaphorical core or center, the essence as a source of strength, as the pith of an idea (or an idea without pith). Usage 1: Today's is a lovely word that is used less often than the adjective derived from it: "pithy". For centuries it was featured in the popular idiom "pith and marrow", as those who are the very pith and marrow of a club, which is to say, the very heart of it. Of course, when the British were traipsing about the tropics at the turn of the last century, they often wore really cool pith helmets, made of the soft pith of the solah or spongewood plant of Bengal, pressed, molded, and encased in cloth. Suggested usage: Botanists use today's word a lot in referring to the inner core of plant stems. If you are not a botanist, we recommend that you use "pith" in its metaphoric sense. "Andrea, I will strive for your love with all my pith", would be a lovely sentiment to express to the object of your affection on St. Valentine's day (if you don't lisp). In the 3rd Act of Hamlet, Shakespeare writes of "[e]nterprizes of great pith and moment". We can use the word in that sense, too, "The pith of the matter is that today's word is much too pithy to be left out of our vocabularies." Etymology: Today's word and "pit", in the sense of a fruit pit, descend from the same source. In English the final consonant changed to [th] but in Dutch, it did not. So English, as it is wont to do, kept its own "pith", borrowed "pit" from Dutch, and ended up with two words for the history of one. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1139472360-7503-0-- Received: from ms4-2 ([unix socket]) (authenticated user=pb4181_0-eee01 bits=0) by ms4-2 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1) with LMTP; Sun, 12 Mar 2006 10:29:11 +0100 by ms4-2.1blu.de with esmtp (Exim 3.36 #1) id 1FIMsx-0006L5-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 12 Mar 2006 10:29:11 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id E78725C157A for ; Sun, 12 Mar 2006 02:29:09 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1142150428-11868-0" Subject: PLAGIARIZE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Plagiarize (Verb) Pronunciation: ['pley-jê-rIz] Definition 1: To copy and publish someone else=92s ideas (text, art, music, software, etc.) as one=92s own; to attach one=92s own name to something created by someone else. Usage 1: Today=92s verb is based on the noun "plagiary", which once referred to the person who plagiarizes. The noun from the verb is "plagiarism" and the rotten person who plagiarizes, today is a plagiarist. Suggested usage: We shouldn=92t joke about plagiarism; it is the ultimate theft=97the kidnapping of creative ideas (see Etymology). That said, do you know a writer this might fit: "She has plagiarized so much from her contemporaries that her work is sooner a survey of current literature than a contribution to it". How about this: "The best of his latest book is those parts plagiarized from his earlier works". (Can you plagiarize yourself? Share your thoughts in the Agora.) Etymology: From Latin plagiarius "kidnapper" from plagium "kidnapping" derived from plaga "net", apparently the preferred weapon of ancient kidnappers. "Plaga" is probably related to PIE *plak- "flat", the origin of English "flake" and "(liver) fluke". Greek plagos "side" is also a member of the extended family and is behind the French word for beach, "plage". Nasalized, it appears in Latin plancus "flat" which serves to name the flat piece of wood in English, a "plank". (Thank you very much, Anne G. Kramer of Virginia Beach, for reminding us of a social problem exacerbated by the Web and cut-and-paste. See our FAQ sheet for more PIE.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1142150428-11868-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2005 10:32:00 +0200 by mxeu5.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqpg-1EGY751XgA-0004W8 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 17 Sep 2005 10:31:59 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 40FEA5C3B1E for ; Sat, 17 Sep 2005 02:31:58 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1126941194-24697-0" Subject: PLENIPOTENTIARY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2005 02:31:58 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1126941194-24697-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Plenipotentiary (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ple-ni-pê-'ten-chi-e-ri or -'ten-chê-ri ] Definition 1: Invested with full power to reach decisions. Usage 1: This adjective may also be used as a noun: "Ask Frederico; he is our plenipotentiary in Zimbabwe". As an adjective, it is often placed after the noun it modifies: "ambassador plenipotentiary." Suggested usage: This term is usually associated with diplomacy: "The U. S. sent an ambassador plenipotentiary to settle the dispute in Rongo-Rongo". It is ripe for extension, however: "Reynaldo zips through decisions as though he were the royal plenipotentiary of the universe". (Ouch! That sounds a bit snippy, doesn't it?) Etymology: Medieval Latin plenipotentiarius "invested with full power" from Latin plenus "full" + potens "powerful". "Plenus" derives from *pel- which also gave English "full" and, via Latin, "plenty", not to mention Russian "polnyi". "Potens" is related to "possible" from Latin posse "to be able" and Persian pasha "master, lord". 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Usage 1: Today's word refers to a type of writing or speaking that is diffuse and repetitive. Keep in mind the added punch of "redundant" in the definition. "Pleonastic" is the adjective form and "pleonastically" is the adverb. Suggested usage: The Department of Redundancy Department specializes in pleonastic constructions, of course. But we can fight back! Become pleonastically aware and take steps to wipe out pleonasms. Unleash critical letters to the editor if you spot such pleonasms as "ATM machine", "PIN number", "true facts", "mandatory requirement", "close proximity", "collaborate together", "foreign imports", "poisonous venom", "small speck", or "tiny pinpoint" in your local circular. A pleonasm is, as Yogi Berra might put it, "déjà vu all over again." Etymology: From the Late Latin "pleonasmus" from Greek "pleonasmos", the noun from pleonazein "to be excessive", itself based on pleon "more". The PIE root here is pel- "to fill", and it gave us words like "full" and "plenty", French plein and Russian polnyi "full", about which we have written several times before. See our FAQ sheet for more PIE. (Thanks to YDC's friend, Scott Rollen in Atlanta, whose succinct note brought today's Word to our attention.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1152255621-9022-0-- Delivery-Date: Thu, 07 Jul 2005 10:16:29 +0200 by mxeu8.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt1w-1DqRYa0AqC-0006mz for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 07 Jul 2005 10:16:28 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C4D005C0E65 for ; Thu, 7 Jul 2005 02:16:26 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1120719536-21317-0" Subject: PLETHORA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 7 Jul 2005 02:16:26 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1120719536-21317-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Plethora (Noun) Pronunciation: ['ple-thê-rê] Definition 1: A superabundance of red cells in the blood; an (unhealthy) excess or superfluity of anything. Usage 1: This word has no plural and the adjective is "plethoric" ['ple-thê-rik] or [plê-'tho-rik]. Suggested usage: If you like to say things no one understands, try "Judy, you look positively plethoric" the next time Judy blushes. Maybe the odd pathologist will understand. Otherwise, stick to the noun: "Wal-Mart has a veritable plethora of items on sale today", would be a wonderful way to greet customers entering the store. To quickly capture the attention of your analyst, tell her that you have such a plethora of problems you don't know where to start. Etymology: From Greek plethora "fullness" from pleos "full", a cousin of Latin plenus found in "plenty", "plenary" and a distant cousin of English "full" and Russian polnyi "full". The o-grade also emerges in English "folk". (Mike Wiecko is possessed of a plethora of words and he gracefully shares a favorite with us from time to time. Thanks, Mike.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1120719536-21317-0-- Received: from mailin11.aul.t-online.de (mailin11.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.69]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Fri, 04 Aug 2006 09:34:57 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin11.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1G8uCf-1XZ2o40; Fri, 4 Aug 2006 09:34:41 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 6E8255C1A7F for ; Fri, 4 Aug 2006 01:34:40 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1154674515-27151-0" Subject: POIGNANT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2006 01:34:40 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-08-04T07:34:57Z X-TOI-MSGID: 620ae248-6ef1-44e2-97cf-8810193476fc ------------=_1154674515-27151-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Poignant (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['poy-nyênt] Definition 1: Today's word is seldom used in the sense "physically painful" any more, though that meaning remains available. It more usually means sharp-smelling or -tasting (pungent), or strongly moving or touching. Usage 1: Be careful with the pronunciation of today's word=97it does not parallel that of "indignant", even though the two look quite similar. "Indignant" has been fully anglicized but "poignant" retains much of the original French pronunciation. (The consonant cluster [gn] is pronounced [ny] in both French and Italian: as in "cognac" and "lasagna.") The adverb us "poignantly" and the noun is "poignancy." Suggested usage: We always encourage the recoupment of the original meanings of words in the process of disappearing: "Arnold's belt buckle caused a poignant discomfort to Arabella's stomach during their brief embrace". However, you are always safer in the company of the trends, "Zachary captivated his audience with the poignant story of the demise of his close friend as he failed to clinch first place in the annual hotdog-eating contest." Etymology: From Old French poignant "pricking", present participle of poindre "to prick", the of Latin pungere "to prick, puncture". The original form was *pug- but the root allowed nasalization (the insertion of [n]), which produced Latin pungere. As you can see, English borrowed both the French descendent of this Latin verb and the present participle of the Latin verb directly as "pungent". "Punch", "pounce", "point", "punctual" are all borrowings of the same root from Romance languages at various stages of their development. Without nasalization, the root turns up in Latin pugnare "to fight", underlying English "pugnacious" and "pygmy" from Greek pugme "fist". 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Usage 1: Nothing irritates a linguist more than being asked, "And how many languages do you speak?" after admitting that he or she is a linguist. Remember, a linguist is someone who studies language scientifically=97possibly speaking only one language; a polyglot is a person who speaks more than one language. Today's word may also be used adjectivally, as a polyglot nation or a polyglot edition of the Bible. The noun referring to the talent is "polyglottism." Suggested usage: First and foremost this word refers so someone who is multilingual: "Herschel Swartz is a polyglot who can talk his way out of paying his bills in seven different European languages". It can, however, refer to people in a broader, more indirect sense, "The restaurant had such a polyglot kitchen it was a wonder the dishes that came out of it were edible." Etymology: Today's word is another borrowed from Greek via Latin and French (polyglotte). The original Greek was "polyglottos", made up of poly "many" + glotta "tongue, language" plus a suffix, and hence literally meant "many-tongued" in both senses of the expression. Greek was another of those languages whose word for language originally meant "tongue", like French "langue", Spanish "lengua", and Russian "jazyk". Even we speak of the mother tongue. Greek also used "glossa" to refer to tongues and languages, so our words "gloss" and "glossary" derive from a variant of the same word. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1146466340-1196-0-- Delivery-Date: Wed, 08 Jun 2005 10:14:44 +0200 by mxeu13.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsEO-1Dfvhy3kgC-0001Vs for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 08 Jun 2005 10:14:42 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id F05625C5757 for ; Wed, 8 Jun 2005 02:14:41 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1118213888-9949-0" Subject: POLYGYNY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 02:14:41 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1118213888-9949-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Polygyny (Noun) Pronunciation: [pê-'li-jê-ni] Definition 1: Having several wives at one time. Usage 1: Although it is more often used to refer to men with multiple wives, polygamy in fact refers to multiple spouses of either sex. Polygyny refers specifically to men with multiple wives. This term allows an antonym, polyandry 'having several husbands at one time,' a less common practice but found in several societies. Suggested usage: "Polygynous man" or "polyandrous woman" might be stretched to fit someone simultaneously with a spouse and several paramours. I leave the examples up to you here. Etymology: Greek polus "many" and gyne "woman". Polus comes from PIE *pol-/*pel- from which English "full" and, via French plein "full", "plenty"; also Russian polnyi "full". "Gyne" occurs in "gynecology" and "misogyny". From the same PIE root *gwen- whence Old English cwene "woman, prostitute, wife" and cween "woman, wife, queen". Also found in Greek gen- "give birth" underlying "generate". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1118213888-9949-0-- Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([64.241.74.202]) by mailin23.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Ev9tk-0m7Hay0; Sat, 7 Jan 2006 09:58:04 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 178C35C18AF for ; Sat, 7 Jan 2006 01:55:51 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1136621875-28073-0" Subject: POTABLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 7 Jan 2006 01:55:51 -0700 (MST) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-01-07T08:58:12Z X-TOI-MSGID: 8b06a673-1e6a-45b2-be44-8eff55e7e5aa ------------=_1136621875-28073-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Potable (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['po-tê-bêl] Definition 1: Drinkable, fit to drink. Usage 1: Today's word also functions as a noun, i.e. potable "a beverage", referring especially to alcoholic beverages: "Gil started a row about false advertising when he learned that he was in a dry county, so the alleged 'pub' didn't serve potables". The usual noun referring to drinkability is "potability", though in some quarters "potableness" is preferred. Suggested usage: It's been a hot summer in the US, leaving many of us dry after a stint outdoors. "Steve fossicked in the refrigerator, looking for anything potable after he mowed the lawn". In an all-too-common Appalachian context: "Years after the strip-miners were finished, families downstream had to test their water for potability at their own expense." Etymology: After a journey through Late Latin, Old French, and Middle English, "potable" comes to us from Latin potabilis "drinkable" from Latin potare "to drink" from potus "a drink". The Indo-European root poi- "to drink" has wound up in "beer" and "beverage" but also in "potion" and "poison", no doubt to the delight of the Temperance folk. It is the basis of Russian pit' "drink" and Spanish beber "drink". Finally, it underlies "hibachi" from Japanese hi "fire" + bachi "bowl". "Bachi" descends from Middle Chinese pat "Buddhist monk's begging bowl" from Sanskrit patram "cup, bowl", itself built on *poi. (We toast James De Monte of Toronto for today's word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1136621875-28073-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 30 Dec 2006 10:51:47 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H0asT-0000LL-2w for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 30 Dec 2006 10:51:45 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1D3CC5C1441 for ; Sat, 30 Dec 2006 02:48:58 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1167466139-11098-0" Subject: POT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Pot (Noun) Pronunciation: ['paht] Definition 1: A deep hole in the ground; a deep, usually round vessel for storage and cooking; the cranium, skull (archaic). Usage 1: Pot-hole is pleonastic, to use a recent word of the day, since a pot is a hole. A bad road has pots in it. The "jack-pot" was originally the pot in a game of draw-poker, which accumulated until one player had a pair of jacks or better. "Pot luck" has always been your luck in being offered whatever is being cooked in the pot when you visit someone's home. The cook on a New England whaler was called a "pot wrestler". Guess why. Suggested usage: Most of us know how to use today's word; the interest is in its pliable meaning, so let's look at some more uses of it. A "pot shot" was one taken at game merely for the purpose of filling the pot for a meal rather than for sport or trophy mounts. Hence its meaning, "an easy shot". A "pot-boiler" shares the same thought: a book written to boil the food pot rather than to create a modern masterpiece. A crackpot, originally a "cracked pot", harks back to the days when pot meant "skull, cranium." Etymology: Nothing is known for sure as to the origin of "pot". It has been speculated that late Latin had a word "pottus" in it since French has the same word "pot" (as in pot pourri, literally "rotten pot"), borrowed by an English speaker whose French, apparently, was shaky. However, there is no written record of the Latin word. It is related to "porridge", an altered form of pottage "what is in the pot". (We owe Marilyn Macmillan a pot of thanks for seeing the miracles in the smallest of lexical items. It is not only the long words that tell us about ourselves and our journey.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is frequently confused with practical "involving actual practice or experience" as in "practical knowledge" or "practical experience". A "practicable plan" or a "practicable river crossing" is a plan and crossing that can be used. The noun is "practicability" and the adverb, "practicably." Suggested usage: Today's adjective refers to the extent something may be put to use: "The mountain pass was not practicable for the faint of heart". Here is a sentence with both adjectives at work in it: "Renee's plan to repair the leak in the roof with bubble gum is not practical because bubble gum is not a practicable roof-patch material under our weather conditions." Etymology: Medieval Latin practicabilis "usable" from practicare "to practice", a verb based on the noun practica "practice". This noun was borrowed from Greek praktike "practical science", the feminine of praktikos "fit for action" from the verb prassein, prak- "to make, do." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is so widely used (and misused) that it has spawned a large family: "pragmatically" is the adverb, "pragmatism" ['præg-mê-ti-zêm] is the abstract noun and "pragmatist" is the agent noun. Suggested usage: "Pragmatic" is not a synonym of "practical", as many use it. Practical means "focused on the 'nuts and bolts' of a situation, on direct action that gets the job done rather than to idealistic approaches that may or may not work. A practical person is someone who applies tried and true methods that have predictable results to accomplish his ends effectively. A pragmatic person avoids spiritual and abstract values and makes all decisions based solely on relationships between real things in the real world. He may not be effective. A businessman who bases all his decisions solely on the profit line may be pragmatic even though his approach might not be practical in a small town that expects community involvement from its institutions. Etymology: Today's word is more loot from Latin, specifically, the word pragmaticus "skilled in law or business". Latin, in turn, lifted it from Greek pragmatikos "deed, state business". The Greek word comes from pragma(t-) "deed, affair", the noun from prassein, prattein "to pass through, experience, practice" + the adjective suffix -ikos "-ic". (We hope that Jason Casden of Columbus, Ohio makes it a practice to suggest interesting words like today's.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "He slipped on a banana peel and made a perfect pratfall". The noun "prat", originally referring to the rearend, has ameliorated in Britain to a word meaning a "foolish person": "He's in trouble for forgetting his wedding anniversary -- the prat!" (thanks to Clare Morrison for the example). Suggested usage: We should all learn from our pratfalls; they are inevitable. But the word is an underused term that means precisely "screw-up" or worse: "Citing Shakespeare as the author of the line from Gilbert and Sullivan was a right pratfall that he will just have to survive." Etymology: Prat (archaic for "buttocks") + fall. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1168934936-19549-0-- X-Symantec-TimeoutProtection: 0 Received: from mailin17.aul.t-online.de (mailin17.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sat, 27 May 2006 09:34:02 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin17.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FjtJ7-1WVsDQ0; Sat, 27 May 2006 09:33:57 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id E7A025C0EAA for ; Sat, 27 May 2006 01:33:08 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1148712783-13668-0" Subject: PRELAPSARIAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 27 May 2006 01:33:08 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-27T07:34:02Z X-TOI-MSGID: b41f6a18-37a1-4a5d-bd27-edbd8c70313a ------------=_1148712783-13668-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Prelapsarian (Adjective) Pronunciation: [pree-læp-'ser-ee-ên] Definition 1: Characteristic of or belonging to the time or state before the fall of mankind. Usage 1: Today's word takes us back to the Garden of Eden, where Adam and Eve lived in their primeval state. Its only use is adjectival, and it usually evokes images of unspoiled, unpolluted innocence: "Virginia had the vim and vitality of a prelapsarian country girl, unspoiled by city life." Suggested usage: "Prelapsarian" is a word that refers just as readily to conditions of the environment as it does to qualities of people. One might say, "A five minute walk brought Pricilla to a prelapsarian spot so pristine and undisturbed it struck her that Adam and Eve might have just abandoned it". But it does apply readily to people: "Glenda Jackson's evocation of poet Stevie Smith suggests a woman of prelapsarian innocence" (Daily Telegraph, March 24, 2001). Etymology: The invention of this word is relatively recent. Its first attested use was in 1879. Its etymology is transparent since its parts come from words and affixes that are familiar to everyone. Pre- "before" + lapse (from Latin lapsare "to slip, stumble, fall" + -arian, based on the suffixes -ary + -an, also found in "humanitarian", "necessitarian", "utilitarian", etc. If Noah lived before the flood, we say that he was "antediluvian" so, if Adam and Eve lived before the fall, we can as easily say they were "prelapsarian." =97John Robertson, Brigham Young University --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Usage of this term seems to be rising in the medical profession, especially in Canada, and it has been in wide usage in India for 50 years. Suggested usage: The new usage goes something like this: "We don't have any appointments for a later date; could we prepone your present appointment a week?" meaning move it forward a week. We need to find uses for this word to launch it properly. "Could we prepone lunch? I don't think I can wait until 12". Eventually people will be saying things like, "The nursery wasn't ready because the baby preponed itself two weeks", don't you think? Etymology: yourDictionary is happy to announce the birth of a new word, brought to our attention by C. R. Smith of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. 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Usage 1: This term is often pronounced perogative, as a result of a process called 'metathesis', whereby the sounds "r" and "ê" switch places with each other. The process is indigenous to Southern US dialects, where words like different, veteran, prescription are often pronounced "difernt", "vetern", "perscription". So, this pronunciation is OK down South. The spelling, however, is always prerogative as is the pronunciation in other dialect areas. Suggested usage: The term is more often used to clarify rights of office ("It is the president's prerogative to distribute keys to the executive bathroom") but is often used to stake out an individual's claim ("It is not your prerogative to tell me what I do in my cubicle"). Etymology: Latin praerogatus, past participle of praerogare 'ask for an opinion' (prae- + rogare 'to ask'). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun is "prescience" ['pre-shêns]. "May had the prescience to take her umbrella to work despite the sunny skies this morning." Suggested usage: Let us hope we all have the prescience to designate a driver before we go partying. But this is a word that comes in handy anywhere thinking ahead is appropriate: "Lou's wealth resulted from prescient investments before retirement". At home try this: "I'm not prescient and you didn't call; how could I know you would bring all your friends home for lunch?" Etymology: From Latin praescins, participle of praescire "to know ahead": prae- "before" + scire "to know" (whence "science"). Scire and scindere "split" derive from the PIE stem *skei- "cut, split". Old Irish scian "knife" and English sheath, and Greek skhizein "to split" whence "schism" and "schizo-" probably all share the same origin. (See yourDictionary's "Words: Where do they Come from?" for PIE.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: "Prevalent" has wandered quite a stretch away from its underlying verb, "prevail". Today's word is no longer used in the sense of "prevailing, overcoming, dominating". The noun from this adjective is "prevalence", though "prevalency" is used in some quarters still. The adverb is "prevalently." Suggested usage: Things are prevalent if you encounter them frequently everywhere you go: "Body decoration in various guises is prevalent among young people today". Objects that occur abundantly over a relatively wide-spread area are also prevalent: "Rippling muscles were far more prevalent on my body 20 years ago than they are today". (But then rippling wrinkles are far more prevalent now than then.) Etymology: Today's word is the adjective for the verb "prevail". It was borrowed, however, from Latin "praevalent-", the present participle of praevalere "to be stronger" from prae "before" + valere "to be strong". The same root, val-, is visible in the English borrowings "valid", "valedictorian", "value", and "valor". The Latin root goes back to Proto-Indo-European *wal- "strong, healthy" found in Old Germanic *wald- "power, strength". This word was borrowed by Old Slavic, where it underwent metathesis (the [l] and [a] switched places), resulting in Russian vlast' "power" and the Czech name of Bedrich Smetana's symphonic poem series, Ma Vlast "My Native Land." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Prevaricate" may be used as a milder, more sedate term for "lie", more in the direction of "mislead". "John has been known to prevaricate under pressure" implies that John concocts misleading accounts of events. "Prevaricate" is not to be confused with the even weaker "equivocate". "John tends to equivocate under pressure" implies that John gives more than one account or one account with more than one interpretation in order to avoid committing himself on the issue. Suggested usage: When you need a longer but softer word than "lie", "prevaricate" is your ticket. If you want your daughter to get into Harvard, you have to say things like "Lucy, you have to stop prevaricating when you come home late" to her. Etymology: Latin praevaricari "walk crookedly, transgress", from prae "before" + varico "straddle" (from varus "bent, sretched, awry"). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Prize", the verb, has the same meaning as "prise" and "pry". All three verbs, however, are related as explained in the etymology. They are, however, unrelated to the noun prize "an award", which is akin to "price" and "praise". The lever used in prizing something open, say a crowbar, is also called a "prize", a "pry", or a "prise". To "pry", however, has another meaning, namely, to stick one's nose in where it is not wanted, as "to pry into someone else's business". Of the three variants, "prize" is the preferred form for the sense above in the Definition. Suggested usage: The basic meaning of today's word implies the use of physical force, "Shelby couldn't prize the fishing pole out of Hooker Bass's fingers during trout season". Figuratively, however, any kind of pressure to release something could be prizing, "When we asked Curly why he had shaved his head, we couldn't prize an answer from him." Etymology: Middle English "prise" came from Old French, from the feminine past participle of "prendre", the legal heir of Latin "prehendere", later prendere "to seize". The word came into English as a noun, referring to a tool used for prizing, but soon was used as a verb. Folk etymologists then misconstrued the [s] sound on the end of this word as the present tense ending and "back-derived" a new verb, "pry", with the same meaning. Several other words have emerged this way, including "cherry" and "pea", which were originally Old English "ciris" (from French "cerise") and "peas" and were singular. The final [s] was misperceived as a plural ending on these words and the singular "cherry" and "pea" emerged in the same way as "pry". 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Suggested usage: Probity is characterized by an absoluteness beyond that of ordinary morality and integrity. Use this term when you wish to express such absoluteness, e.g. "Mother Teresa's moral probity led her into a life of complete self-sacrifice" or "A company of anything less than absolute financial probity risks the loss of stockholder confidence." Etymology: Latin probitas, from probus "good, upright" derived from Indo-European *per- "in front of" which appears in English "fore", as in "forefront". -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Procrastinate" is the progenitor of a large, happy derivational family: the person is a procrastinator, who tends to be procrastinative. The process a procrastinator is guilty of is procrastination. This verb may be used intransitively: "She constantly procrastinates", or transitively: "He never procrastinates a game of golf." Suggested usage: We have procrastinated writing up this word long enough. It is a word we should all know but never have to use: "I have no desire to procrastinate anything except my death but, alas, I have no choice in that matter". Today's is a good word to introduce to your children at an early age so that they know it refers to a behavior to avoid: "Why do you always procrastinate cleaning your room when you know it must be done?" Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin procrastinare "to delay until tomorrow", derived from pro "(substituting) for" + crastinus "tomorrow's", from cras "tomorrow". "Cras" comes from a root meaning "to burn", also found in Greek kaien "to burn, cauterize" and Sanskrit "cvas". The semantic connection here is probably with the rising sun, which lights a new day. (Let us not procrastinate our gratitude to Rosa Cifuentes of Madrid for suggesting we examine today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun, "prodigy", refers to someone with a prodigious talent. In the 18th century, the adjective was use as an intensifier, like "really", "very", and so on: "It was a prodigiously fortuitous accident that allowed my wife and me to meet for the first time" is a sentence (not to say a mouthful) fitting for a romance. The word no longer serves that function. Suggested usage: Today, you can speak of a child's prodigious talent for painting or your great-aunt's prodigious ability to upset everyone at family gatherings, or the prodigious amount of cat hair on the couch. It now refers to an enormous or extraordinary amount of something. 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Usage 1: The plural is "prolegomena" [pro-lê-'gah-mê-nah]. The adjective is "prolegomenous." Suggested usage: This is an somber term for sedate occasions, "As a prolegomenon to this meeting, I would like for us to discuss the advantages of simply taking whatever they offer and levanting". (See the Word of the Day Archive for "levant.") It sounds a bit misplaced in normal social intercourse, "Arnold proposed to me last night. As a prolegomenon to his proposal, he gave me an in-depth analysis of his financial situation." Etymology: Greek participle of prolegein "to say beforehand" from pro- "before" + legein "to speak". The prefix "pro-" is akin to English "fore-" in "foretell"and "foresee", Greek peri "around", and Avestan pairi "around" found in pairidaeza, pairi- + daeza "wall", which Xenophon used in reference to the huge landscaped parks of Persian noblemen that these walls embraced. The word entered the Greek Bible and was borrowed from there by Old English, with the grandly ameliorated meaning of today's "paradise". (Without any further prolegomenon, we would like to thank Rolf Hertzman of Stockholm for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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"Prolepsis" means: (1) the presentation of a future potentiality as an accomplished fact, (2) a response to criticism in advance of hearing it, and (3) placing a redundant descriptive phrase, that refers to a term in the middle of the sentence, at the head of the sentence. Usage 1: Here is something else you do all the time but probably did not know what to call it. Have you ever said, "I'm out of here!" Then you have committed prolepsis by representing a potentiality as an accomplished fact. Has anyone ever told you, "If you touch my beer, you're toast!" They are not lying, even though you are not toast at the time, but they are displaying their proleptic (the adjective) side. (The hyperbole may be a tad overdone in this one, too.) Suggested usage: How about this: "I know we will have to work harder with this plan, but the benefits outweigh the sacrifices". This, too, is prolepsis, for it anticipates criticism before the criticism occurs. Finally, both last and least, grammatical prolepsis is frowned upon by grammarians and for that reason it occurs more often in speech than in written English: "That fellow from the finance office, I saw him helping hitch your car to the tow truck". It may seem as though this sentence contains a spurious and redundant "him" when, in fact, the focus of the sentence has been extracted and placed front if not center for emphasis. Etymology: Late Latin prolepsis from Greek prolambanein "to anticipate" based on pro- "before" + lambanein, lep- "to take". The Greek root is ostensibly akin to English "latch" but few other relationships have been established. 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Usage 1: Alternate forms of today's word abound across the history of English: "promulge", "provulge", and "provulgate" (see Etymology). However, "promulgate" seems to be the only one to withstand the insults of time. One who promulgates is a promulgator and their action is promulgation. The object promulgated is said to be promulgate ['prah-mêl-gêt] as in a violation of the promulgate law, i.e. a widely known or published law. Suggested usage: Today's word relieves you of the stigma of the substandard verb "blab". Spreading information publicly is promulgating it: "So, I use a hair restorer; you don't have to promulgate the fact throughout the land!" I like the adjective, "It is promulgate fact that Lurene manipulates men; ask anyone". This implies the fact is not merely obvious but talked about openly by everyone. Etymology: Latin promulgare "to expose to public view, publish" a mumbled variant of provulgare from pro "forward, to in front of" + vulgare "publish" from the sense, "put before the people". "Vulgare" comes from vulgus "the populace, ordinary people" a descendent of the same root as English "folk" and German "Volk". So, our word "vulgar" comes from the Latin word for "folk", again demonstrating our prejudice against the ordinary. "Vulgar Latin" essentially means "spoken Latin", the Latin of ordinary men and women. (We graciously thank Abdel Shibaya for providing the word we promulgate today.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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If the email message doesn't display correctly, please contact us through our Contact Page, making sure to mention which email program and version you are using. Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word: Propaganda (Noun) Pronunciation: [prah-pê-'gæn-dê] Listen Definition: One-sided information advocating or criticizing a cause. Usage: Although today's word is closely associated with the Soviet Communist Party, this party is far from the only organization that trucks in propaganda. Our media swim in it: commercial propaganda (advertisement), the political propaganda of any party during an election, such as the one we are entering here in the US now. To spread propaganda is to propagandize and those who do so are propagandists. Any comment that smells of a one-sided argument is propagandistic. Suggested Usage: We don't like to associate ourselves with political propaganda since many of us think that it must be false to earn the rubric. Untrue: "The air waves today are awash with propaganda claiming that the other party's propaganda is false-and vice versa". Propaganda need not even be political; the important point is that it is grossly lop-sided, "If you brush with Gap Toothpaste, you'll be the most popular gal or guy in the office!" Etymology: Not only does today's word not come from the atheistic Communists, it originates in the Latin phrase Sacra Congregatio de Propaganda Fide "Sacred Congregation for Propagating the Faith", an organ of the Catholic Church established 1622 by Pope Gregory XV, for administering mission churches. The word "propaganda" itself is the feminine gerundive of the verb propagare "to propagate", a verb that goes back to Proto-Indo-European *pa(n)g- "to fasten". This root descended into Germanic languages as English "fang", German fangen "to catch", and Dutch vangen "to catch". That is also it you see there in "newfangled, originally meaning "newly taken", from Old Germanic fangolan "take, seize". (Deborah Trimmer wanted to surprise her daughter with a word related to Russian, her daughter's second language of choice.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. 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Delivery-Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 10:16:13 +0200 by mxeu10.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1Dv9kT0BRX-0006uF for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 20 Jul 2005 10:16:13 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 9DA805C177D for ; Wed, 20 Jul 2005 02:13:56 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1121842710-5293-0" Subject: PROPINQUITY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 02:13:56 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1121842710-5293-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Propinquity (Noun) Pronunciation: [prê-'ping-kwê-ti] Definition 1: Nearness, as in nearness in location or time (proximity), nearness in relationship (kinship), or nearness in character. Usage 1: Look out for the false cognate, propensity "inclination", as in "He has a propensity for overeating that is encouraged by a propinquity to tasty edibles". There is a little-used adjective, "propinquitous", but not much else in the line of related words. Suggested usage: Today's word is a more elegant surrogate for "nearness" that does not refer to an inclination: "The propinquity of the teacher undermined the effectiveness of his crib sheets". It is particularly appropriate in referring to abstract proximity, "The propinquity of their thinking kept them together much of the time." Etymology: Today's word came to Middle English as "propinquite" via Old French from Latin propinquitas "nearness, vicinity" from propinquus "near". This word is an extension of prope "near", whose comparative is propior "nearer" and superlative is proximus "nearest". This latter stem underlies English "proximity" and "approximately", both also related to nearness. The original Proto-Indo-European root was *poro-/pero- which underlies a series of words meaning "first", including English "first" and Russian "pervyi." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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However, "auspicious" refers to a beginning that signals a good result, while "propitious" describes continuing good conditions. "Propitiously" is the adverb form of today's word; "propitiousness" is the noun. There is also a seldom used verb, "propitiate", which means to make propitious. Suggested usage: Sometimes such circumstances present themselves that we cannot refuse them: "With the moon shining above and a warm breeze in the air, we thought it a propitious occasion to take our city cousins cow-tipping". Other times, the moment is not so favorable, "I think that the day after Horace was passed over for a promotion would NOT be a propitious time to ask him for a raise." Etymology: From Old French "propicieux" from Latin "propitius". The Romans said of their gods that they were propitius "well-disposed". Hence, both meanings of our word come directly from the Latin. The PIE root underlying Latin -pit- in "propitius" is *pet- found in both "feather" and "hippopotamus" and refers to flying or flowing. To see how these two unlikely words are linked, you must read the Phantom Linguist's piece, "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in yourDictionary's library. You will get another piece of PIE as a reward. (Thanks to Amy Leone for picking a propitious moment to send in today's word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is the adjective to "prose" which, because it is not poetic, has led to a sense of simplicity and plainness. Unfortunately, in the West plainness and simplicity are disdained, so the term has assumed a pejorative connotation. A plain, unexciting expression is a "prosaism" and a person who writes prose is a prose-writer=97"prosaist" is rarely used any more. Suggested usage: Stendhal (Marie-Henri Beyle), in one of his essays on love, expressed the Western contempt for plainness, "There are fewer prosaic minds among the nobility than among the middle class. That is the disadvantage of trade; it makes one prosaic". But we all encounter prosaism all too frequently, "Sally Forth spread a remarkably prosaic luncheon of tuna fish salad on white bread and iced tea for her hapless captive diners." Etymology: This word was taken from Late Latin prosaicus "prosaic", the adjective of prosa "prose". Latin "prosa" is a shortening of the phrase prosa oratio "straightforward discourse". The adjective "prosa" is the feminine of "prosus", a reduction of "proversus", the past participle of provertere "to turn forward" from pro "forward" + vertere "to turn". We can see the root of "vert-ere" in many Latin borrowings, such as "convert", "invert", "covert". In English the same root that gave Latin vert- became the adverb suffix "-ward" in "toward", "windward", "inward". Other English descendants of the same root include "worth", "wreath", "wrist", and "wrestle". 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From there the current sense is but a short hop (or two): to prohibit or forbid as a bad practice. Usage 1: The adjective is "proscriptive" and the noun, "proscription". Not to be confused with prescribe "lay down a rule or write a medical prescription." Suggested usage: We no longer say things like, "Despite his criminal rampage, Julius was not proscribed in the newspapers because of his age". Rather, English speakers currently prefer the extended meaning, "New security regulations proscribe curbside check-in at airports". Limited proscriptions are useful around the house: "Lucille, for that report card MTV will be proscribed in this household for two weeks." Etymology: Latin proscribere "publish someone's name" from pro "before" + scribere "write". "Scribere" is akin to Greek skariphos "scratching, sketch, pencil" and is based on the same root behind "scribble", "scribe", "script", and "scripture". The PIE stem *(s)kerb originally meant "cut, scratch", so "scratch", "scrape", and "scrap" are all off-spring. The same root turns up in Russian skorb "sorrow". Apparently, the first writing was done by scratching clay or wood. Scratching a Russian, unsurprisingly, made him sad. (For more PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in our library.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word originally referred to a new convert to Judaism but now refers to any new convert. It is the parent of a large lexical family, including a verb "proselytize", which refers to the business of missionaries, to make converts. This verb has its own family, an abstract noun "proselytism" and two agent noun proselytizer and proselytist "missionary, someone who proselytizes". The adjective is "proselytical." Suggested usage: Proselytism is common among the religions of the world but today's word is no longer bound to religion, "Pinkerton became a proselyte of our CEO's theory of management with his promotion to department head". Around the house you might stretch the meaning of today's word to phrases like, "Don't walk about outside in your undershirt like a proselyte of your father's bad habits." Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from Old French proselite, descendant of Late Latin proselytus, borrowed from Greek proselutos "stranger, proselyte". The Greek word is a combination of pros- "toward, beside" + eluth-, the aorist stem of erkhesthai "to go". (Our gratitude to our Australian friend, Nathan Johnston, for converting us to the idea that "proselyte" would make a good Word of the Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1164528817-3180-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin03.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BM0mI-2AuPfE0; Fri, 7 May 2004 10:32:18 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 239B7B8175A for ; Fri, 7 May 2004 02:31:27 -0600 (MDT) Subject: PROSOPOPEIA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Prosopopeia(Noun)Pronunciation: [prê-so-pê-'pee-ê] Definition 1: (1) A rhetorical figure by which an imaginary or absent person is represented as speaking or acting; the introduction of a pretended speaker; (2) personification (a rhetorical figure in which human traits are given to a non-human object). Usage 1: The spelling of today's word as "prosopopoeia" or "prosopopœia" is encountered more often in the UK than in the US. Don't be surprised when you come across one of them. The adjective is "prosopopeic" and the adverb, "prosopopeically". You may add the extra [o] to these forms, too. Suggested usage: Definition 1 was the original meaning of today's word. In this sentence, the speaker acts as though Apollo exists and is acting right now, "Apollo tells us to know ourselves". However, this word is used most frequently today as a synonym of personification, a very common rhetorical device whereby we speak as though inanimate objects are human: "My car prefers high-test gasoline". "Justice is blind", is prosopopeia in this sense. The common phrase "Mother Nature" personifies nature and when we claim that a piece of software is unforgiving, we are doing the same. As you can see, we are awash in a veritable sea of prosopopeia. Etymology: Today's word is taken from Greek prosopopoiia "representation in human form,' which comes from prosopon "face, mask, dramatic character" + poiein "to make", the same verb "poetry" comes from. This word is related to the equally interesting word, prosopolepsy "respect for someone based on his or her appearance alone". (Our respect for Katy Brezger, one of the lights of the YD Agora, comes from her ability to find interesting words like this one for us to write up.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------21EA270324CA830A74F8F814-- . Envelope- Delivery-date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 11:08:06 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng20.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1BfxY4-0003L0-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 01 Jul 2004 11:08:05 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7DF34B94A87 for ; Thu, 1 Jul 2004 03:06:19 -0600 (MDT) Subject: PSEPHOLOGY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Psephology(Noun)Pronunciation: [se-'fah-lê-gee] Definition 1: The study of political campaigns and elections, including voting trends that predict election results. It could also be used to refer to the conduct of elections and voting trends themselves. Usage 1: As the hundreds of millions of dollars begin to roll into the various campaign headquarters around the US, Pierre Laberge thought we might be interested in examining this word that takes a silent "p" (don't forget it). The adjective is "psephological" [pse-fê-'lah-ji-kêl] and those engaged in this activity are "psephologists." Suggested usage: Today's word originated in Britain and is used there more widely than in the States. We do have as much use for it as our British cousins do, though, "The Florida results of the 2000 presidential election put US psephology to its severest test". Many may question the value of psephology: "Milhouse was one of the best psephologists in the country until they locked him up". Right after the Florida fiasco, no doubt. Etymology: Today's word was concocted around 1952 by a certain Mr. R. B. McCallum, who apparently didn't want people to catch on to what he did. It is made up of Greek psephos "smooth round pebble" + o + logos "word, idea, study". The word for "pebble" was chosen because ancient Greeks sometimes voted by casting pebbles for (seldom at) the candidates. So, it can also refer to the study of small, round stones. (For today's word we thank Pierre M. Laberge, Sudbury, Ontario, who once said, "You know, those you vote in glass houses should not throw rocks". We have no idea why.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This piece of medical jargon is a back-formation from the adjective "pseudophakic", meaning "pertaining to artificial lenses". In the past, the only treatment for cataracts was to remove the opaque lens, leaving the eye "aphakic" ("without a lens") which subsequently condemned the sufferer to wearing bottle-bottom spectacles. But today the function of the lens can be (partially) restored with a plastic replacement. The condition of being pseudophakic is "pseudophakia". As some small but bizarre compensation, pseudophakia allows us to see ultraviolet light. Our natural lenses are completely opaque to ultraviolet, whereas the replacement lenses let these short wavelengths pass through and stimulate the light receptors at the back of the eye. Suggested usage: Opportunities to deploy this word are scarce outside ophthalmological circles. But perhaps you can create a stir at the next family gathering by announcing: "I'm sorry to have to say this, but Grandpa has been living the life of a complete pseudophake for five years." Etymology: From the Greek pseudes "false", from pseudein "to lie", combined with phakos, "lentil" - because of the similarity in shape between a lens and the seed of the lentil plant. The same story underlies the English word "lens", which is just Latin lens, meaning "lentil", pressed into different service. Our word "lentil" comes from the Latin diminutive lenticula, "small lentil." -Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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Received: from mailin15.aul.t-online.de (mailin15.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.71]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Sun, 15 Oct 2006 09:46:33 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin15.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GZ0ha-1zc2640; Sun, 15 Oct 2006 09:46:30 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 9A9195C1E99 for ; Sun, 15 Oct 2006 01:45:24 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1160895707-12634-0" Subject: PUDIC: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2006 01:45:24 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-15T07:46:33Z X-TOI-MSGID: 990b437b-c9ae-4e14-b0d4-e406006ade30 ------------=_1160895707-12634-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Pudic (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['pyu-dik] Definition 1: Modest as a result of being chaste, having a very sensitive sense of shame. Usage 1: American dictionaries no longer list this word but it continues to be used in Britain (thanks, cousins). The adverb is the standard "pudically" and the noun, "pudicity". This word is entrenched in our vocabulary from the days when pure and chaste maidens were supposed to be ashamed of their attraction to men. Blushing or, better, fainting at words like "love" and "kiss" were taken as strong signs girls were pudic and behaving themselves. Suggested usage: Historically, this word was used to described proper young ladies, "She always lived the pudic life her father wanted, even when he was away with his various mistresses". Of course, it is a mistake to think that just because this word was associated with girls in the past, it refers only to that gender: "Bigelow was so pudic in his demeanor, girls were attracted to him like blind moths to an unlit candle." Etymology: Latin pudic-us "shamefaced, modest, chaste" via French "pudique". From pud-ere "to make or be ashamed". 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Usage 1: This term is not so much scholarly as simply widely overlooked. It refers to a younger stage than immature or even juvenile. It specifically refers to very young children. Suggested usage: This word is an emphatic substitute for "childish" or immature': "don't be so puerile, Buffy! It can also be used simply to refer to childhood: "In his puerile world, Ralphy was king." Etymology: Latin puer "boy" and puera "girl". Originally from PIE *pou- "little, few" which gave both English few and paucity borrowed from Latin paucus "little, few". Paucus also underlies Spanish poco, and with the diminutive suffix, l, gives the Latin paulus "small, Paul". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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(Its antonym is cutcha "temporary, shoddy, ramshackle.") Usage 1: A Britisher or Australian might say, "That vindaloo's pukka, mate!" They might even talk of pukka tukka (good, solid, authentic food) in general, a phrase that plays on "tucker" in the British sense of "food, ration". ('Pukka Tukka' is now a series on the Food Channel.) You would want to build a pukka house and buy a pukka car. A cutcha car in Britain would be the equivalent of a lemon in the U.S. Suggested usage: The first meaning of the word is "genuine", as in, "Herb is a pukka mate; he always brings crisps and beer when he comes to watch football with us". However, its other meanings recommend it even to the highest level of corporatese: "This is a pukka contract that will survive any court battle=97even if it was cobbled together by a couple of cutcha lawyers from Kankakee." Etymology: Today's word provides more evidence of the English language's proclivity to raid the languages of the world for their treasures. It comes from Hindi pakka "cooked; ripe" from Sanskrit pakva-, from pacati "he cooks". "Cutcha" comes from Hindi kachcha "raw, crude, unripe, uncooked". (We are grateful to a pukka reader of our Word of the Day, Sinead O'Dwyer, for suggesting today's unusual but widely used English word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1162887155-5258-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 03 Dec 2005 10:41:42 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu5) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqpg-1EiTtl0asj-00027G for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 03 Dec 2005 10:41:42 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id AE7645CF4E7 for ; Sat, 3 Dec 2005 02:34:57 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1133597392-15297-0" Subject: PULCHRITUDINOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2005 02:34:57 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1133597392-15297-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Pulchritudinous (Adjective) Pronunciation: [pêl-kri-'tud-nês or -tyud-nês] Definition 1: Possessing physical beauty. Usage 1: Doesn't sound like its meaning, does it? But this Word can be used to describe anything that is exceedingly beautiful. Suggested usage: The natural world offers a lot of inspiration. A beautiful sunset, for example, is usual enough, but a remarkable one deserves to be called pulchritudinous. "My favorite resort is on Mt Pisgah in the Smokies. It offers a pulchritudinous view over the rolling mountains". Of course, you could confound people who don't subscribe to our WotD feature of YDC. Tell those colleagues to "have a pulchritudinous day". But always say it with a smile! Etymology: Latin pulchritudin-, from pulcher "beautiful, fair or handsome in shape and appearance". In a spiritual or moral sense, pulcher means "fine, noble, honorable". Also, it's akin to the Latin parere "bright or shining". In light of the Latin connotations, pulchritudinous amounts to the highest praise that one can give a beautiful object or person. =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1133597392-15297-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 11:08:19 +0200 by mxeu9.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt64-1ERQyc0E6W-0005BB for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 17 Oct 2005 11:08:14 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 88E8B5CD6D3 for ; Mon, 17 Oct 2005 03:03:17 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1129534406-3800-0" Subject: PUMPKIN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 03:03:17 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1129534406-3800-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Pumpkin (Noun) Pronunciation: ['pêmp-kin] Definition 1: The large orange fruit of a cucurbitaceous vine, cultivated for its thick fleshy rind, used for pies and cattle fodder=97or the plant itself. The seeds of this plant are roasted and eaten and also used in birdfeed. Usage 1: Today's word is a rather plain and straightforward lexical orphan. However, in some areas, particularly in the Southern US, it has undergone one final change to "punkin", and has become a fairly common form of endearment. Suggested usage: We strongly suggest you make a pumpkin pie from the pumpkin itself. The gourdy flavor of the pumpkin lends itself nicely to ginger, nutmeg, and cinnamon. A dollop of whipped cream on top will heighten the flavor of your slice. As for the word itself, you might want to try it as a term of affection (if you don't already use it in this way): "Pumpkin, would you make us one of your delicious pumpkin pies for the tailgate party?" Etymology: Today's word is the diminutive (suffix "-kin") of "pumpion", borrowed from French "pompon" from Late Latin pepon "watermelon, gourd", a word borrowed from Greek pepon "ripe, melon". French pompon remained but acquired the meaning "pompom". Dutch pompoen "pumpkin" is related as is the Russian verb pech' "to bake". They all go back to a Proto-Indo-European root *pekw- which meant "to cook" or "to ripen". In English. the original "pompon" underwent several changes: first to "pompeon" then "pumpion". Next it acquired the diminutive suffix "-kin" to become "pumpkin". The old diminutive suffix may also be seen in "napkin", "lambkin", "munchkin." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1129534406-3800-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 08 Jan 2007 10:55:15 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H3rDl-0001k0-2z for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 08 Jan 2007 10:55:13 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id E6F1D5C1B2D for ; Mon, 8 Jan 2007 02:44:17 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1168243730-2219-0" Subject: PUTREFY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Putrefy (Verb) Pronunciation: ['pyu-trê-fI] Definition 1: To render or become putrid, rotten; to rot. Usage 1: Today's word is a member of an imperfect word family. The 'mother' of this family is "putrid", the Latinate equivalent of "rotten". The noun for "putrid" is "putridity". The verb, however, is today's word rather than the expected "putridify". The adjective putrescent, which means "becoming putrid, putrefying", is also difficult to derive from "putrid" or "putrefy." Suggested usage: "Putrefy" is a slightly more elevated expression for "rot", "I think we should do something with the tomatoes before they putrefy". It does serve metaphoric duty, "The morals of today's youth are putrefying no more nor faster than those of yesterday's." Etymology: From Old French "putrefier" that devolved from Latin putrefacere "to rot" comprising puter, putr- "rotten" + facere "make". Related to Latin pus and Greek puon "pus". With the suffix "-l" the same PIE root, pu-, developed into English "foul" and, with the suffix "-gh" possibly "fog" via some intermediate stage such as Icelandic fuki "rotten seaweed" or Norwegian fogg "rank grass". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1168243730-2219-0-- Received: from mailin12.aul.t-online.de (mailin12.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.70]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Sun, 29 Oct 2006 08:56:00 +0100 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin12.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Ge5WE-0dQamm0; Sun, 29 Oct 2006 08:55:46 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 868B75C15D3 for ; Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:54:44 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1162106082-20115-0" Subject: PYRRHIC: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:54:44 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-29T07:56:00Z X-TOI-MSGID: 3648fb24-42a7-43a3-aa9e-8a93b65aaa33 ------------=_1162106082-20115-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Pyrrhic (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['pir-ik] Definition 1: Used in the phrase "Pyrrhic victory", meaning a victory with losses or costs so great, it's no victory at all. Usage 1: Today's word is usually capitalized, since it comes from a proper name (see the Etymology). It is used almost exclusively in the phrase "Pyrrhic victory". As a noun it can refer to an ancient Greek military dance, the pyrrhic, or a metric foot in poetry comprising two unaccented syllables. Suggested usage: Arguably, every victory in war is Pyrrhic because the costs of any battle are always too great. Pyrrhic victories often win the battle but lose the campaign: "Besting Lettucia in the state salad-making finals turned into a Pyrrhic victory for Leonard when Lettucia returned the engagement ring to him the following day". Revenge is generally Pyrrhic in that, having achieved it, the avenger usually feels sympathy for his victim. Etymology: The eponym of today's word is Pyrrhus (318-272 BC), a Greek king of Epirus who fought the Roman Empire. Twice, he defeated the Romans, at Heraclea (280) and Asculum (279), but suffered such loses that he is quoted after the second battle in Plutarch's 'Lives' as saying, "One more victory like this will be the end of me". Legend has it that Pyrrhus also invented the pyrrhic dance, hence its name. Perhaps he would have sustained fewer losses had he focused more on the battlefield and less on the dance floor. (Today's word, all too useful in current events, comes from YDC's own Web wizard, Brad Ross-MacLeod of Lewisburg, PA.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "quagmiry" and the noun itself may be verbed: "The steering committee had been quagmired in acrimonious discord for an hour before Harmon arrived and restored civility to the meeting." Suggested usage: In 1961, French President Charles DeGaulle told US President John Kennedy, "I predict you will sink step by step into a bottomless quagmire, however much you spend in men and money", as the latter assumed responsibility of pursuing the war in Vietnam from the French. The Middle East has also become a political and military quagmire with no foreseeable outlet. Etymology: Probably from a confusion of "quickmire" and "quakemire". If so, it resulted from a process the opposite of folk etymology (folk alienation?) in which the first component of the compound has drifted away from a common English word. Since that time, the word has been clipped in many dialects to simply "quag". Other forms have emerged at various times in various dialects, to wit, "quadmire", "quavemire", "qualmire", "quamire", "wagmire", and others. (We salute Mary Beltran for helping us out of our various quagmires with today's absorptive word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1154847283-19218-0-- by mhead00 with LMTP; Fri, 28 Apr 2006 09:40:13 +0200 with esmtp id 1FZNZn-1heM1Q0; Fri, 28 Apr 2006 09:39:43 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 599F95C49DE for ; Fri, 28 Apr 2006 01:35:42 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1146207102-30820-0" Subject: QUASQUICENTENNIAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 01:35:42 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-04-28T07:40:13Z X-TOI-MSGID: c39a297b-b233-4004-9f62-0db1b41518a5 ------------=_1146207102-30820-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Quasquicentennial (Adjective) Pronunciation: [kwah-skwê-sin-'te-ni-yêl] Definition 1: Pertaining to 125 or 125th; the celebration of 125 years. Usage 1: Other members of this family include: semicentennial "50th", centennial "100", sesquicentennial (not sasquatch's birthday but) "150th", bicentennial "200th", tercentennial "300th", quadricentennial "400th", quincentennial "500th." Suggested usage: Because this word is an oddity among oddities [see Etymology], we would not recommend parents saying anything like, "Arnie, this is the quasquicentennial time I've requested that you clean up your room", even if it is literally true. "Today we sold our quasquicentennial car of the year!" probably would not impress your customers or sales staff unless they subscribe to our Word of the Day. Etymology: Apparently, introduced for the city of Delavan, Illinois' rather odd 125th anniversary of its founding celebrated around 1962. Today's word is queerly contrived from qua(dran)s "quarter" + que "and" + cent "hundred" + ann- "year" + the suffix -ial. Rather than simply nicking the Latin word in the usual way, which would be "+centenary" from Latin +centenarius "+hundredth", Latin cent-um (100) has been attached to English -ennial, retrieved from "biennial", then prefixed with often questionable prefixes like "quasqui-". (Our thanks to Lynda Burton for today's word and our sincere hope that one day she enjoys her quasquicentennial birthday.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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A quean is a bold, impudent, or ill-behaved woman, even a hussy or a strumpet. Usage 1: This word is seldom used today because its pronunciation leads it to confusion with "queen", the other word with the same pronunciation and etymological origin but a vastly different meaning (usually). The British magazine 'Listener' referred to a someone in a 1969 issue as "an old quean who thinks she's an old queen". (Hmmm, I think I know someone like that.) Suggested usage: Lest the rappers think we ignore their needs, here is an example of how they can put today's word to work for them: "Jean is a keen dean at school but a mean quean on the neighborhood scene". Don't overlook the fact that, should you write that your boss, teacher, etc. is "a real quean", they will at worst think you a bad speller. A somewhat archaic but still quite quaint variant of today's word is "cotquean", a combination of cot "house" (the root of "cottage") + "quean". For example, "Mary Grace scolds her family like an Amazonian cotquean when they displease her." Etymology: Today's word originated as Old English cwene [kwenê] when "queen" was "cwen" [kweyn]. Both are akin to Dutch kween "barren cow" and Swedish kvinna "woman". All these words originated in the Proto-Indo-European root *gwen-, which also produced Greek gyne "woman", found today in English "gynecology" and "misogynist". In Russian and other Slavic languages it became "zhena" and in Persian, "zan". The Irish descendant of the same root was bean "woman" which, when combined with the word for fairy, "s=EDdhe", becomes bean s=EDdhe "woman of the fairies" or "banshee", the female spirit whose wailing presages death in Irish folklore. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Remember that this word has 3 [u]s in it, including one after the [r]. Although it looks very much like "quarrel", it does not mean "quarrelsome". From about 1550 to 1650 we had a word "quarrellous" which was synonymous with "quarrelsome", but neither meant "querulous". Today's word simply means "peevish" and refers to a proclivity to complain but not necessarily to argue or quarrel. "Querulously" is the adverb and "querulousness", the noun. Suggested usage: Today's word offers relief from the tired cliché about getting up on the wrong side of the bed, "Stay away from Henrietta today; she is in a very querulous mood". Remember, this word refers to whiny, peevish types, given to complaining, not quarrelling: "Wiggins is such a querulous soul that he even whines about himself!" Etymology: Today's word comes from Old French "querelos", a direct descendant from Latin querulus "querulous", the adjective from queri "to complain". The root originated as something like *k'wes- "wheeze, pant" in Proto-Indo-European. The advanced [k'] became [s] in the Eastern PIE languages, so the word turns up in Russian svist "whistle". In the Germanic languages [k] and [k'] became [h] so in English it became "wheeze" via Old Norse hvæsa "to hiss". (The consonants [wh] are pronounced in the reverse order of their spelling in English.) (Today's is another contribution from the mysterious Agorite, Ekkis. Meet him in the Agora and share your thoughts about his word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: People quibble over quibbles (the noun) and those who do so can be quite quibbly (the adjective). Quibbling is the activity carried out by quibbly people when they quibble. Suggested usage: Back in September of 2001 the House of Representatives wasted a considerable amount of time quibbling, according to the media, over whether the defense budget should be $345 billion or $385 billion. Come on, fellows, what is $40 billion between buddies? Quibbling usually has to do with items far smaller than $345 billion: "Driscoll ran up a $100 bar tab, then quibbled with the bartender over a 25-cent item on it. The man is completely gonzo!" Etymology: Just as a dribble is a small drip, and a nibble is a small nip, a quibble was originally a small quip in the sense of a petty remark or jibe. "Quibble", then, was a diminutive whose meaning changed as diminutives eroded from English. (The suffix still enjoys this usage in Southern Germany, where a girl is a Mädel (little maid), a Häusel is a little house and little Hans is Hänsel pronounced [hensêl].) From Latin qui, quibus (Dative-Ablative Plural) "who, which", a word often found in legal documents where quibbling is a fine art. "Qui" comes from PIE *kwo- with various endings. In the Germanic languages, the initial [k] regularly became [h], giving us "who", "where" [hwer], "why" [hwI], "whether", among others. In the Slavic languages the *kw reduced to a simple [k], to which accrued various suffixes, resulting in pronouns like kto "who", kogda "when", kuda "where" in Russian and other languages. (We shan't quibble over our gratitude to Cheryl, the Mystery Woman of Scotland, who sent in today's word. 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Usage 1: Do you remember watching movies in which people very, very s l o w l y sank into quicksand and wondering, "Why is it called QUICKsand?" Today's etymology will explain this ostensible oxymoron. Here are a couple of interesting facts about it. Quicksand is seldom more than two or three feet deep, so the quicksand itself does not kill people unless they are alone and starve to death while stuck in it. You sink in quicksand only if you struggle; if you do not struggle, you will float on top of it. Suggested usage: The fact that quicksand pulls a body down only if it struggles led to the metaphorical sense of today's word: "The contract negotiations turned into quicksand: the more we talked, the worse our position became". But no one has applied the word better than Josiah Woodward, who wrote in 1697, "Self-conceit...is a quicksand in which thousands have been swallowed up." Etymology: Today's word comes from Middle English quyksond "living sand", with quick in its original sense of "alive", as in the Sharon Stone-Russell Crowe movie, 'The Quick and the Dead.' It comes from a suffixed form (Old English cwicu "alive") of the Proto-Indo-European root *gwiwo-, which also converted to Sanskrit "jivá", Latin "vivus", Lithuanian "gývas", Russian "zhiv", and, believe it or not, Greek bios "life". The noun "quick", which means sensitive flesh or tissue, as in "to cut something to the quick", derives from the original meaning of the adjective. (Today's word was suggested by a comment by Michael Himick of one of our favorite websites, KnowledgeNews-see the ad below.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Quisling (noun) Pronunciation: ['kwiz-ling] Definition: A traitor who turns against his or her own country to serve an invader. Usage: This is a relatively new word so far without lexical offspring. The adjective would be "quislingly" which sounds odd. Better use the compound "quisling-like". It sounds queer as a verb, too, though its meaning lends itself readily to verbalization in the sense of "betray to an invader." Suggested Usage: For those of us who remember World War II, today's word is a powerful condemnation in its literal sense, "The French partisans were always at risk of betrayal by quislings in their area". But as time scrapes on, "quisling" will no doubt take on a more general, diluted sense, "I knew the issue was dead when the new manager and his gang of quislings entered the conference room." Etymology: A commonization of the last name of Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945), head of Norway's government during the Nazi occupation of World War II. Of all the heads of European states who chose to subserve the Nazi regime in World War II, Quisling was the misfortunate one commemorated for his weakness throughout the European languages. 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Quisling (Noun) Pronunciation: ['kwiz-ling] Listen Definition: A traitor who turns against his or her own country to serve an invader. Usage: This is a relatively new word so far without lexical offspring. The adjective would be "quislingly" which sounds odd. Better use the compound "quisling-like". It sounds queer as a verb, too, though its meaning lends itself readily to verbalization in the sense of "betray to an invader." Suggested Usage: For those of us who remember World War II, today's word is a powerful condemnation in its literal sense, "The French partisans were always at risk of betrayal by quislings in their area". But as time scrapes on, "quisling" will no doubt take on a more general, diluted sense, "I knew the issue was dead when the new manager and his gang of quislings entered the conference room." Etymology: A commonization of the last name of Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945), head of Norway's government during the Nazi occupation of World War II. Of all the heads of European states who chose to subserve the Nazi regime in World War II, Quisling was the misfortunate one commemorated for his weakness throughout the European languages. To use a past Word of the Day, Vidkun Quisling is the eponym of today's word. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com . Enjoy these great deals for WOTD subscribers! And you can add this Lookup Button to your browser. About YDC | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy pmguid:4wg.kdkv.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-7828-0-1174892430-- Delivery-Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 11:08:20 +0200 Received: from [209.144.102.31] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) by mxeu3.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqIe-1DFTko2BWH-0002Bt; Sun, 27 Mar 2005 11:08:18 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 108D45C49CC for ; Sun, 27 Mar 2005 02:07:23 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1111909895-16046-0" Subject: RAMADAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 02:07:23 -0700 (MST) Envelope- X-SpamScore: 0.000 ------------=_1111909895-16046-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Ramadan (Noun) Pronunciation: ['rah-mah-dahn] Definition 1: The ninth month of the Muslim calendar is devoted to the fast of "Ramadan". It begins on the day after the sighting of the lunar crescent and ends with the sighting of the new crescent. The end of the fast is celebrated in late December in Eid ul-Fitr, the Festival of Fast-Breaking. (Since the Muslim calendar is several days shorter than the Gregorian calendar, Ramadan slowly migrates through the Gregorian year.) Usage 1: During the Fast of Ramadan Muslims do not eat or drink during the daylight hours. No smoking and sexual relations are allowed. The fast may be broken at the end of the day with prayer and a meal of dates called the "iftar". The fast is resumed the next morning. Suggested usage: Muslims universally greet each other with 'Eid mubarak "a blessed Eid" on Eid ul-Fitr. For more information about Ramadan, we suggest http://www.colostate.edu/Orgs/MSA/events/Ramadan.html. Etymology: From the Arabic root *rmd as in "ramida" or "ar-ramad" denoting intense scorching, heat, and dryness. From the same root there is ramdaa "sunbaked sand" and the famous idiom: kal mustajeer minar ramadaa binnar "to jump out of the frying pan into the fire." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week.... Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud =09 =09 Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1111909895-16046-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Sat, 02 Dec 2006 10:57:54 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GqRd2-0007Qu-Lv for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 02 Dec 2006 10:57:53 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 23C495C23C6 for ; Sat, 2 Dec 2006 02:52:36 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1165047310-19432-0" Subject: RAMBUNCTIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Rambunctious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [ræm-'bêngk-shês] Definition 1: Irrepressibly exuberant, unruly, uncontrollable. Usage 1: Despite its questionable pedigree (it is of unknown parentage), today's word has produced progeny of its own: a noun (rambunctiousness) and adverb (rambunctiously). I have a strong inclination to allow "rambunction" as a reasonable back-derivation referring to the quality of a rambunctious person but the dictionaries do not allow it yet. Suggested usage: "Rambunctious" is usually associated with kids who are hard to control. Former President Bush once referred to his son, the current president, as "a rambunctious little guy" in his youth. It has been suggested, however, that rhubarb is a rambunctious vegetable for its uncontrollable power to pucker lips. I suppose the same could be said of a tart apple. Etymology: A variation of "robust" in the 16th century was "robustious", described by Samuel Johnson in 1755 as "low language". By that time its meaning had changed from that of "robust" to "boisterous, turbulent". A new form, "rumbustious", appeared in print in 1778, along with a mate, "rumbustical", no doubt reflecting the known effect of rum on human behavior. The shift "rum" to "ram" was probably folk etymology, by association with a known rambunctious animal, the ram. Finally, the [n] may be explained by "perserveration", the tendency of sounds already spoken to repeat themselves, e.g. speech errors like "the sheriff shaw" for "the sheriff saw". All of this is purely speculative, of course. (We direct our gratitude today to Dr. Glen Block, Music Director of the Youth Symphony of Kansas City, for bringing the music of "rambunctious" to our ears.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: "Ramshackle" is another lexical orphan: no noun, no adverb, no verb, even though it originated in a verb. It most often refers to a building, such as "a ramshackle cabin in the woods". The reason the [s] of "ransackled" became [sh] in "ramshackle" is probably because the adjective is almost always used in conjunction with "shack". That noun is now incorporated into the adjective. Suggested usage: Because of its close association with "shack", the metaphoric possibilities of "ramshackle" have barely been explored: "Omar's ramshackle plan for escape from the camp stood no chance of success". You must know someone whose ramshackle appearance would overburden the epithet "casual". OK, your turn. Etymology: Today's word has traveled a long way without having anything to do with shacks inhabited by rams. Rather, it is a back-formation of "ramshackled", a dialectal corruption of ranshackled, itself a corruption of ransackled, the past participle of ransackle "to ransack". This last word is the frequentative variant of Middle English ransaken "to pillage", the forefather of our "ransack", borrowed from Old Norse rannsaka "house search" comprising rann "house" + *saka "to search, seek". So it is no etymological accident that a ramshackle house looks as though it had been frequently ransacked and pillaged. (Thanks to Howard Rogers for suspecting today's rather ordinary word had an interesting story to tell.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Western Europeans have inherited their ranivorousness from the French, who discovered the delicacy of the flavor of the legs of the bull frog. The adverb would be "ranivorously" and the noun "ranivorousness" rather than "ranivorosity". An animal that eats frogs would be a "ranivore." Suggested usage: Many biologists are worried about the world-wide disappearance of frogs. Many believe that frogs may be an early warning of a failure of our ecosystem that will mean more mosquitoes and other insects, and fewer ranivorous animals like minks, otters, and snakes (whose skins protect us from the mosquitoes). Our theory? Sasquatch (Bigfoot) is ranivorous and is breeding. Etymology: From Latin rana "frog" derived from the PIE root *rek- "bellow" also found in rancare "to bellow" and Russian rech' "speech". (For a bigger slice of PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" in our library. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Ratiocination (noun) Pronunciation: [ræ-shi-ah-sê-'ney-shên] Definition: Reasoning methodically with precise logic. Usage: Unlike "rationalize", which now means providing a plausible reason that masks the real one, today's word refers to the rigid reasoning adhered to by philosophers and scientists. It is the process noun for the verb "ratiocinate", the agent noun being "ratiocinator". The adjectives ratiocinative [ræ-shi-'ah-si-nê-tiv] and ratiocinatory mean "capable of or characterized by ratiocination", while ratiocinable bears the passive sense of "capable of being deduced, arrived at by reason." Suggested Usage: Today's word is perfect when "reasoning" is too short a word for the occasion or if you wish to emphasize a strict and precise kind of reasoning: "I've reached this conclusion by clear and punctilious ratiocination". In 'Androcles and the Lion' Bernard Shaw describes one of the characters as "[a]n inveterate Roman Rationalist, always discarding the irrational real thing for the unreal but ratiocinable postulate." Etymology: Latin ratiocinari ratiocinat- from ratio "calculation", based on ratus, past participle of reri "to reckon" from which "rational" also derives. The root is a metathesized form (ra-) of *ar- "to fit together". Without metathesis but with the suffix -m we find it in Greek harmos "joint, shoulder" whence English "harmony". Suffixed with -t, it emerges in "art", "artist", and the enemy of the artist, "inertia", from Latin ars, artis "art, skill, craft". Latin artus "tight" is another variation, this one underlying "article" and "articulate". 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Ratiocination (Noun) Pronunciation: [ræ-shi-ah-sê-'ney-shên] Listen Definition: Reasoning methodically with precise logic. Usage: Unlike "rationalize", which now means providing a plausible reason that masks the real one, today's word refers to the rigid reasoning adhered to by philosophers and scientists. It is the process noun for the verb "ratiocinate", the agent noun being "ratiocinator". The adjectives ratiocinative [ræ-shi-'ah-si-nê-tiv] and ratiocinatory mean "capable of or characterized by ratiocination", while ratiocinable bears the passive sense of "capable of being deduced, arrived at by reason." Suggested Usage: Today's word is perfect when "reasoning" is too short a word for the occasion or if you wish to emphasize a strict and precise kind of reasoning: "I've reached this conclusion by clear and punctilious ratiocination". In 'Androcles and the Lion' Bernard Shaw describes one of the characters as "[a]n inveterate Roman Rationalist, always discarding the irrational real thing for the unreal but ratiocinable postulate." Etymology: Latin ratiocinari ratiocinat- from ratio "calculation", based on ratus, past participle of reri "to reckon" from which "rational" also derives. The root is a metathesized form (ra-) of *ar- "to fit together". Without metathesis but with the suffix -m we find it in Greek harmos "joint, shoulder" whence English "harmony". Suffixed with -t, it emerges in "art", "artist", and the enemy of the artist, "inertia", from Latin ars, artis "art, skill, craft". Latin artus "tight" is another variation, this one underlying "article" and "articulate". Finally, in Greek arthron "joint" it motivated English "arthritis" while the superlative aristos "best" is the root of "aristocracy." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Enjoy these great offers for WOTD subscribers! pmguid:4wg.keau.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-2028-0-1174978805-- Received: from mailin23.aul.t-online.de (mailin23.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.75]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 01 Jun 2006 09:52:17 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin23.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FlhyS-2Ew64W0; Thu, 1 Jun 2006 09:52:08 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 939155C34A3 for ; Thu, 1 Jun 2006 01:33:00 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1149144772-31176-0" Subject: RECONDITE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2006 01:33:00 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-06-01T07:52:17Z X-TOI-MSGID: 704c5e0f-6273-455c-a8ee-084f3d632d43 ------------=_1149144772-31176-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Recondite (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['re-kên-dIt] Definition 1: Deep, profound, complex (knowledge, understanding); secret, hidden, out of view (motivation, principles); obscure, abstruse (source, cause). Usage 1: The adverb is "reconditely" and the noun "reconditeness". (Today's word in not related to "condition.") Suggested usage: Today's word is most commonly associated with thought and study, "I'm glad Freeman went to college though I'm surprised that he would major in anything so recondite as Sumerian archeology". However, the clever conversationalist can create household uses such as, "Mom! I fail to fathom the recondite principle underlying your refusal to let me spend the weekend with Flash." Etymology: Latin reconditus, past participle of recondere "to put away" comprising re- "back, backwards" + condere "to put together, preserve" from con- "together, with" + d?- "put, set". The origin of d?- is the same *dhe-/*dho that produced English "do" and "deed" (thing done). Suffixed with "-m", it shows up in English "doom", whose Germanic foremother also produced Gothic doms "judgement", which Russian borrowed as Duma "parliament". Suffixed with "-k", it found its way into Greek "-theka" and thence to French "discotheque" and Latin apotheca "storehouse" (whence our "apothecary") based on Greek apo "away" + theka. "Apotheca" ultimately became the remarkably unrecondite Spanish bodega "wineshop". (Thanks to Michael Frates, whose reading of the recondite works of semantician Willard V. O. Quine, unsurprisingly, brought to mind today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Two acceptable nouns are derived from today's word: "recreancy" and "recreance"=97take your pick. The adjective may also be used as a noun: "She is an absolute recreant!" The adverb is "recreantly". Keep in mind that a miscreant is either a non-believer or a depraved scoundrel while a recreant is someone who is unfaithful to a belief or a coward. Suggested usage: If you are ever betrayed by a friend, this is the word you want to use: "Buffy, you knew I was going to buy that dress tomorrow; how could you be so recreant as to buy it today?" But be careful for it also fits someone who is fearful or faint-hearted, "Me recreant? If you weren't so recreant in the face of downtown traffic, you would have the dress right now instead of me." Etymology: From Old French "recreant", present participle of recroire "to give up in battle or go over to the enemy" from Medieval Latin recreere "to yield, pledge" based on Latin re- "re-, again" + credere "to believe". "Miscreant" comes from French mescroire "disbelieve", based on the same Latin root. This root comes from Proto-Indo-European *k'erd- "heart", found today in English "heart", German "Herz", Greek "kardia", and French "c=9Cur" from Latin cor, cordis "heart". The special fronted [k'] in this root became an [s] in the Eastern PIE languages, so the same stem turns up in Armenian "sirt" and Russian serdce "heart". The root "cred-ere" ostensibly underwent metathesis, the switching of places by two letters, so that original cerd- > cred-. (Today we thank Katy Brezger for never being recreant in her contribution to our Agora, where she suggested today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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To cash in stock or shares of an investment. Usage 1: The noun is "redemption" and the adjective, "redemptive". 'Redeem the surrogate goodbyes; The sheet astream in your hands; Who have no more for the land; Or the glass unmisted above your eyes.' (Sam Beckett's "Da Tagte Es", on the death of his father). Definition 2: To atone for or expiate, to offset the bad effect of as to redeem oneself for an act of cowardice. Suggested usage: Redemption plays a major role in the Christian churches, of course. The death of Jesus Christ on the cross is believed to have redeemed all humanity of its sins. In another sense, we can redeem objects left in pawnshops by paying off the sum loaned to us by the pawnshop broker. But we often need the redemptive powers of kindness to offset the impact on others of the thoughtless acts we all commit from time to time. Etymology: From Latin redimere from re(d)- + emere, to buy. The PIE root *em- also turns up in "example", "sample", "prompt", and "vintage". 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Usage 1: The adjective of today's word is "reflexive" and the plural is "reflexes". The noun may be seen today as a derivative (a reflex) of the verb "reflect", since reflect+s is pronounced the same as "reflex." Suggested usage: We have generally replaced the original meaning of today's word with "reflection", as in "The reflex from the window illuminated her face". But it is still there for the daring to use. The sense of a nervous or involuntary response is quite common, "Jumping out of a window of a Wall Street brokerage house was not the common reflex to the stock market crash of 1929 that many think it was". In the linguistic sense, we may say, "'Reflejo' is the Spanish reflex of Latin 'reflexus,'" or "The reflex of Proto-Indo-European [t] in English is [th], as we see in *bhrat-er becoming 'brother' and *mat-er becoming "mother." Etymology: The letter "x" is interesting in English. Contrary to "th", two letters representing one sound, "x" is one letter that represents two sounds: [ks]. So we would expect today's word to be related to words that contain a [k] sound (the letter "c" in Latin). It comes from Latin reflex-us "bending back, return", the past participle of reflectere "to reflect". "Reflexus" has become "reflejo" in Spanish, "riflesso" in Italian, and "reflet" in French. (We hope our treatment of today's word sufficiently reflects our deep appreciation to David Fieldho of Guelph Ontario for suggesting it.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: As the baby-boomers age, we will hear more and more about acid reflux (more precisely, gastroesophageal reflux), the painful regurgitation of gastric acid back into the esophagus, usually at night during sleep. Keep in mind, however, that this word has a much broader meaning and more appealing applications. It is most often used in conjunction with "flux", as in the flux and reflux of the tides or evening breeze. Suggested usage: Let's keep away from the medical sense of today's word and dwell on things more pleasant, "The flux and reflux of Eb Tyde's moods from joyous to sullen kept his friends in a state of constant bewilderment". It is difficult to find uses of "reflux" without "flux"=97but it is possible, "The sudden explosion of anger was a long pent-up reflux of the humiliation and indignity Neil Downe had suffered at the hands of his boss up to that point." Etymology: Today's word originates in Medieval Latin refluxus "flowing back" from Latin re- "back" + fluxus "flow" based on the past participle of fluere "to flow". The Proto-Indo-European root that gave birth to the Latin root was *bhleu- "well up, overflow". It is also responsible for the "flu" in "influence", "affluent", "mellifluous" (my personal favorite), "influx", and "flux"-"flow, fluctuation, change" itself. It is (though some doubt it) probably related to English "blow" and "blustery", and German blasen "blow". Lithuanian bliauti "bellow" is also probably a member of the family. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In July of 1838 a young radical by the name of Ralph Waldo Emerson began his address to the seniors of Harvard Divinity School thus: "In this refulgent summer, it has been a luxury to draw the breath of life. The grass grows, the buds burst, the meadow is spotted with fire and gold in the tint of flowers". His admonishments to the seniors in the radical cause of human individualism led to the banishment of his writings from the college for decades. The noun may be "refulgence" or "refulgency" and the adverb is "refulgently." Suggested usage: As spring approaches the northern climes, refulgent eyes and smiles are as sure to appear as flowers and birds. "The refulgent glow on Edna's face told everyone that she had passed her exam". Anything shining in the sun fits this definition: "The marching men of the 82nd Airborne were refulgent in their full-dress uniforms as they passed the reviewing stand." Etymology: Latin refulgens, refulgent- present participle of refulgere "to flash, shine back" comprising re- "back" + fulgere "to flash". The original Indo-European root was *bhel- "shine, flash, burn", as in "Bel", the old Celtic god of light, whose festival, Beltane (fire of Bel) was celebrated by a great "belfire" (bale-fire). The root is also in the name of the world's best caviar, "beluga", from Russian belyi "white". With metathesis, we find the same stem in "blue" and German Blitz "flash" as in Blitzkrieg "flash war". "Bleach" and "blind" are two more relatives and, would you believe, "black" (the results of burning)? With the shift of initial [bh] to [f] and metathesis in Latin, the same root survived in flamma, the origin of "flame", and flagrare "to blaze", whose present participle became our "flagrant". 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Usage 1: E. H. Gombrich ('Sense of Order' 1979) suggests that to see a wavy line on a piece of paper as rippling water, mountains, or a fluttering ribbon is reification but to see it as a living serpent is anthropomorphism. Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse are personifications, the portrayal of animals as humans. The noun, as you see, is "reification." Suggested usage: C. E. Osgood wrote in 'Method & Theory in Experimental Psychology' (1953): "The second hindrance to objectivity is the ubiquitous tendency to reify the word, to assume the word itself somehow carries its own meaning". This is a common error for when we speak, only sounds travel from speaker to hearer, not meanings. The sound and meaning of words are therefore two discrete (distinct) phenomena that must be matched independently in the heads of the speaker and hearer. Because the hearer does not always match the sound of a word coming from the speaker with the same meaning that the speaker does, we sometimes misunderstand one another. It is easy to reify a word as a unique object that always has the same sound and meaning, but that is not the case. Etymology: From Latin res "thing" also found in "real" and "republic" from res publica "thing of the people"=97 Russian "respublika". (Today=92s word may be a reification of Agorophile D. Gale, who enjoys discussing words from around the world with those of similar inclinations in the YD Agora.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word has several near synonyms. "Regret" is a plain sense of sorrow for offensive or immoral behavior. "Penitence" is a sincere admission of transgression with an implication that the penitent intends to undertake moral improvement. "Contrition" is an absolute relinquishment of self to complete and perfect penitence for misdeeds. "Compunction" is a simple pang of conscience for a contemplated action of questionable morality. The adjective from today's word is "remorseful." Suggested usage: Ogden Nash thought remorse "a violent dyspepsia of the mind" but added, "One man=92s remorse is another man=92s reminiscence". However, there is too little evidence of it in contemporary society, perhaps the fact that led Tom Clancy to write the book, 'Without Remorse.' We have a growing list of real and fictional heroes who resort to violence without any remorse for the consequences. This leaves me a bit remorseful myself. Etymology: From the Latin verb remordere "to bite again", which gives us some insight into the original Roman torture, since it later came to mean "to torment". The past participle of this verb is "remorsus", which made it to Old French as "remors" (currently "remords") whence we nicked it. "Morsel" (a small piece of food; a bite) comes from the same Latin verb, mordere "to bite". (I offer utterly unrestrained gratitude to Gail Illman for sending in today's word=97without a morsel of remorse.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In the opera house itself, you will probably want to switch to a higher speech register and use the variant, "repertoire" ['re-pe-twa(r)], closer to the original French. A repertory theater is one with a troupe that plays a program of stock plays throughout the season. Don't forget the second [r] in the spelling; today's word has nothing to do with repetition, despite the fact that the French word for rehearsal is "repetition." Suggested usage: Remember, a repertory is the range of distinct items; variations of any item do not count, "Sandy must have a boundless repertory of excuses for failing to finish on time; I've never heard her repeat one" The meaning of today's word has been stretched to refer to the complete stock or range of almost anything, "Sam has a world-class repertory of cookie recipes and the figure that goes with it." Etymology: From the French word descended from Late Latin repertorium, a noun derived from reperire "to find out", based on re- "again" + parire "to get, beget". The same root gave us "prepare", "pare" (prepare fruit), "parent" from the sense "beget, produce", and parlay "bet the original stake and winnings of one play on the next". "Parlay" is a mispronunciation of French paroli "betting double the previous bet" in the card game, faro, probably derived from an obsolete Italian verb, parare "to place a bet". (We graciously thank Rehana Husain of India for sharing with us today's word from her own rich lexical repertory.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Full refers to containing the full amount while complete implies that all parts are present. Replete implies the presence of what is an integral part in sufficient or even more than sufficient supply. Suggested usage: Use this adjective to indicate an integral part of something that is abundantly or visibly present: "The job came replete with long hours and short tempers." Etymology: From Latin repletus "filled up" from re- + ple-n-us "full". Related to replenish. Latin plenus is an Indo-European cognate of English full and Russian pol-nyj "full". The "p" original PIE *pel-/pol would be realized in Germanic languages like English as "f" as a result of (Jakob) Grimm's Law, discovered by the man of fairy tales. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.73]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 11 May 2006 09:37:44 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin19.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Fe5jn-2GFUY40; Thu, 11 May 2006 09:37:31 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 421355C42F2 for ; Thu, 11 May 2006 01:35:48 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1147330269-30979-0" Subject: REPOSE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 11 May 2006 01:35:48 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-11T07:37:44Z X-TOI-MSGID: 1d2303be-9bc1-4393-bfc2-9fe753803e8f ------------=_1147330269-30979-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Repose (Noun) Pronunciation: [ree-'poz] Definition 1: (1) Rest or relief from exertion, sleep; (2) a state of quiet, calm and tranquility, a state of total inactivity, death. Usage 1: Today's word may be used unchanged as a verb meaning "to put at rest, relax, especially by sitting or lying down". The adjective "reposeful" means "in a state of rest or complete calm." Suggested usage: The body of President Ronald Reagan is lying in repose this week in the library that bears his name. It will lie in state in the Capitol rotunda later this week. He was the oldest person to assume the mantle of the presidency and the oldest surviving president when he died this past Saturday. He is a man who has certainly earned this final repose=97a state of calm and tranquility, rest from his exertions, a final sleep. Etymology: Today's word comes from Old French "reposer" or "repauser" from Late Latin repausare "to put to rest". This word is the prefix re- + Latin pausare "to rest" from Latin pausa "pause". The Latin word was borrowed from Greek pausis "stopping, cessation", the noun from the verb pauein "to stop". 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Usage: Today's verb has spawned two different nouns. The noun "reprise", without a suffix, shows up mostly in the musical lexicon, where it refers to a repetition of or return to a phrase or theme. It could also mean a repetition of a performance. A reprisal [ri'prIzêl], on the other hand, is an act of vengeance taken against injuries received involving the seizure or damage of person or property. It derives from an earlier meaning of the verb. Remember the pronunciation of today's word: [ri'prIz] applies only to obsolete meanings of the word. Suggested Usage: Parenting often involves repetition that could be expressed by today's verb: "Why are you reprising your excuses of last weekend for coming home late? They didn't work then and they won't work now". This word is most closely associated with the arts, "Jack Nicholson starred in the 1981 reprise of the 1946 classic, The Postman Always Rings Twice." Etymology: From Old French reprendre "to take back" from Latin re-pre-hendere "seize, hold back". The underlying root, *ghend, without the [n], also produced English "get" but is unrelated to "hand". (We reprise our habit of expressing gratitude by thanking Mary Kaiser of the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin, Madison for today's word.) –himes5069@never-enuff.net Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. 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Usage 1: The adjective from today's word, "resilient" [ri-'zil-yênt] and the noun, "resiliency", are far more widely used than their long-lost father, today's word itself. Yet this verb remains a vibrant member of the English lexical cast, still performing in some English-speaking regions. Rubber bands are resilient because they resile after being stretched. Humans tend to resile from disruptive tragedies. Suggested usage: The remarkable aspect of the dip in the popularity or today's word is that it is very useful: "Saltford resiled from his offer to help when he discovered there would be no compensation". It certainly is more direct and sophisticated than "to go back on": "Gloria seems to have resiled from Horace since learning that his first wife left with most of his money". So nothing precludes our restoring it to its original rank and its usefulness recommends it strongly for such restoration. Etymology: From Latin resilire "to leap back" from re- "back" + salire "to leap". "Salire" is based on the root *sel- which also underlies Greek hallesthai "leap", and English "sally" as in "sally forth", not to mention "salient", "assault", and salmon, originally, "leaping fish". (We shall never resile from our sincere gratitude to Rehana Husain of India for rediscovering the father of "resilience", today's verb "resile.") =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word may be used as a verb or a noun. As a noun it means "commitment, firm intent", e.g. He undertook the new job with great resolve. This is a non-countable noun referring to a general state. To refer to individual instances of commitment, use "resolution", as in all the New Year's resolutions that were made yesterday. The adjective is resolute "firm, committed." Suggested usage: No, it isn't too late to commit yourself to a specific achievement or set of them this year by making a New Year's resolution. We most commonly resolve to improve ourselves or our lives in the coming year: to reduce our weight, give up smoking, get a better job or do better on the one we have. As we begin our fourth year on line, we at yourDictionary resolve to complete our thesaurus this year and extend, expand, and greatly improve the services and products we offer you on our website. Etymology: From Latin resolvere "to untie" via the usual French route. The Latin word is based on re- "again" + solvere "to loosen, untie". "Solvere" comes from Proto-Indo-European *leu- "to loosen, divide" with an ancient prefix su- "apart", i.e. *su-leu-, with the [e] dropping out and [u] becoming a [v], as it often does when preceding a vowel, such as the one we see in the infinitive suffix -ere. The root entered English without the prefix and became "lose" and "less". "Loose" was borrowed from the Old Norse louss "loose" during one of Vikings' extended visits to England. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Someone who retails is a "retailer." Suggested usage: "Retail" refers to selling in small pieces while "wholesale" refers to selling in large chunks. Now, "wholesale" is already used metaphorically, "The fire caused wholesale damage to the downtown area". "Retail" may be used similarly, "The fire only caused retail damage to Murphy's house but wholesale damage to his mental stability". Extending these senses leads us to, "Movies suffice for a bit of retail fun now and then but I still turn to books for genuine entertainment." Etymology: A variant of Old French retaille "piece cut off" from retaillier "to cut up" from re- "repeat" + tailler "cut". Akin to "tailor" which comes from Old French tailleor from taillier "to cut" going back to Late Latin taliare "cut". This is why we judge the cut of a suit rather than by its "sew". "Tally" is another word based on the same French root. "Taille" originally referred to a rod with cuts on it used for measuring. 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Usage 1: This word is misused so often to mean "reluctant to do anything" that the errant meaning is creeping into US dictionaries. This adjective has but one meaning: "reluctant to speak or express oneself." Suggested usage: The remarkable aspect of this misused term is that it has so many interesting legitimate uses: "Bill was understandably reticent about the lipstick on his collar" or "Hillary became abruptly reticent when asked about the box of chocolates under the couch". Let's restore the original precision of this hapless word's meaning. Etymology: Latin reticentia "silence" from re-tic-eo "I am silent", based in turn on re + tac-ere "be silent". The stem tac- may also be found in "taciturn" and "tacit." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1112684024-3665-0-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.69]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Sun, 21 May 2006 09:41:01 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin10.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FhiYW-0gZHPc0; Sun, 21 May 2006 09:40:52 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C55F25C18EA for ; Sun, 21 May 2006 01:33:11 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1148194466-21596-0" Subject: REVERE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sun, 21 May 2006 01:33:11 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-21T07:41:01Z X-TOI-MSGID: aecf9200-69c7-4ca6-916c-e775ee7f3877 ------------=_1148194466-21596-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Revere (Verb) Pronunciation: [ rê-'veer] Definition 1: Definition: To venerate, to hold in deep, religious respect. Usage 1: Today's verb turns up in several interesting words with religious connotations. The adjective reverend "revered, worthy of deep respect" is used as a noun meaning, roughly, pastor, as "The reverend just arrived" rather than "The reverend pastor just arrived". Of course, few in US history are revered as much as Paul Revere, whose midnight wake-up ride probably contributed less to US history than his very successful brand of silverware. Now, the adjective is "reverent" and the noun is "reverence", both of which imply a religious respect. Suggested usage: Although today's word is used most often in a religious context, it can be applied more broadly, "Warren Buffet is an investment manager revered by investors throughout the US". This is a respect so special as to require considerable age, so Bob Hope might be a revered comedian but Jim Carrey has not attained that ethery plateau yet. Etymology: French révérer from Latin revereri based on re- "back" + vereri "to fear". The PIE root underlying this stem is *wer- "look out for" and it entered English as "wary, " "aware", and the older ward "watchman, warden" and "steward", people who look out for others. "Ward" was borrowed by Old French, which had no [w] sound, so modified it to "guard", a word which was then promptly borrowed back into English with a slightly different meaning and pronunciation=97another excellent example of lexical ping-pong. (All but reverential gratitude is due Adam Springfeldt or Stockholm for today's word and a quick read of "How is an Elephant like a Feather?" in our library should quench your curiosity about 'PIE.') =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1148194466-21596-0-- Delivery-Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 10:18:45 +0200 by mxeu1.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1E38Gy29Bz-0004x3 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 11 Aug 2005 10:18:44 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4E5325C21A7 for ; Thu, 11 Aug 2005 02:18:43 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1123743583-19705-0" Subject: RIGMAROLE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 02:18:43 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1123743583-19705-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Rigmarole (Noun) Pronunciation: ['rig-mê-rol (not 'ri-gê-mê-rol)] Definition 1: (1) Rambling, disconnected speech; (2) red tape, complicated procedure or process. Usage 1: Resist the temptation to insert an extra [a] in today's word. It is pronounced simply as noted above. The noun "rigmarolery" has been used, as well as two adjectives, "rigmarolish" and "rigmarolic". While they were created with jocular aims in mind, we see no grammatical reason barring their use when the appropriate occasion arises. Suggested usage: Although it sounds a bit colloquial, today's word bears the stamp of approval of no less a literary figure than Lord Byron. In 'Don Juan' (1818) Byron wrote, "His speech was a fine sample, on the whole, Of rhetoric, which the learn'd call 'rigmarole'". There is, of course, plenty of rigmarole in the less poetic affairs of ordinary mortals, "The rigmarole for registering to get married in this state was so dismaying, we decided to call off the wedding and remain just friends." Etymology: Today's word is an alteration of obsolete ragman roll "catalog" from the name of a scroll used in Ragman('s) Roll, a game in which objects on strings were pulled from a scroll, sometimes to gamble, sometimes for fun. The name may ultimately come from Ragemon le bon "Ragemon the Good", the title of a collection of poems about a character of that name. The original meaning of "rigmarole" was simply a long list, a catalog. Now, "roll" comes from Latin rotula "little wheel" (from rota "wheel") via Old French roler "to roll". Clearly "rotate", "rotary", "rotunda" and several other words go back to "rota" but so does "rodeo", the Spanish word for "detour, roundup" derived from rodear "to twist, wind about" from rueda "wheel, ring", a natural descendent of Latin rota. (Let us thank=97without any rigmarole=97Mikaela Power of Australia for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: English-speakers have long struggled with the diphthong [oi]. In Brooklyn and Queens it replaces [êr] today, e.g. "bird" becomes "boid", "third" becomes "toid", and "heard" becomes "hoid". In parts of the South just the opposite movement occurred in various dialects, the diphthong [oi] became [I] as in "eye". In these dialects "oil" was pronounced "ile", "point", "pint", "boil", "bile", while "roil" is pronounced "rile". In some British and Australian dialects, just the opposite switch may be observed. The only one of these that made it into mainstream English was "rile", which many US dictionaries now list as a variant pronunciation of "roil". Many US Americans do not even realize the correct pronunciation of this verb is "roil", hence today's selection. There is an adjective roily "turbid, muddy, stirred up." Suggested usage: First, let me get this off my chest: "Nothing roils me more than hearing someone pronounce this verb 'rile.'" It affects me slightly less if they pronounce "point", "pint", and "oil", "ile;" there is at least some dialectal consistency in that. Now, here is a quaint Southernism I just concocted to remind us of the original meaning of today's verb: "Don't roil the water where you may have to drink". It also serves to demonstrate that not all Southerners mispronounce this verb "rile." Etymology: The origin of today's word is unknown but it is probably a dialectal variation of "roll". If so (with emphasis on "if"), then the split antedates Middle English when the two were already distinguished: rollen, roulen "roll" and roylen "roil". "Roll" was borrowed from Old French ro(u)ler, devolved from Vulgar Latin *rotulare "roll", based on Latin rotula, the diminutive of rota "wheel". This word family was adopted by English as "rotate", "rotor", "rotund", and "rotunda". 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Usage 1: The term is usually used in the medical sense, but why stop there Suggested usage: Certain allergens are rubefacient but so is an embarrassing remark if it results in blushing. "Rubefacient language" or "remark" is a nice euphemism for "profanity" or anything spoken out of place. "The document was a rubefacient for all who worked on it." Etymology: Latin rubefacere "to make red", itself from rubeus "reddish" + facere "to make". Rubeus is from PIE reudh-, the origin of ruby, red, robust, corroborate, rambunctious, ruddy, rust, and rouge. From facere (PPart fact-us) fact, faction, factor, fashion, feasible, feat, and feature are derived. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun corresponding to the verb is now "rue" also. However, I'm not so sure we should surrender "ruth." Suggested usage: This short syllable substitutes for "I'm sorry" or "I regret": "I rue the day when I met him". Its size belies its power for it works very nicely in threats, too: "You'll rue anything you say against me". I think there is still room in the language for "ruth": "After insulting me, she glanced back with ruthful eyes". No? Etymology: Old English hreowan "to sorrow for" and hreowian "to repent". Middle English ruen. The original noun from ruen was ruth "remorse" available today only in ruthless "cold-bloodedly, without remorse", one of those negatives without a positive. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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"Human intelligence", spy information from human sources, is clipped to "humint", information from electronic surveillance is "elint", while wiretaps produce "sigint", signal intelligence. In gathering "int" about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction, President Bush and the CIA apparently fell victims to rumint, human information from a highly unreliable sources close to informant Ahmad Chalabi. Suggested usage: The US intelligence agencies are often unwitting victims of émigrés who wish to please them by giving them the information they want, whether accurate or not: "The CIA reported an outbreak of anthrax in the Caucasus based on rumint from a disgruntled émigré". Clearly today's word is a nonce word concocted on the spur of the moment for a specific purpose and will probably soon vanish, but why not have fun with it while it is here: "Mom, where did you get your rumint that I was smoking behind the school today?" Etymology: Today's word is a play on a recombined double clipping. A clipping is a shortening of the pronunciation of a word, such as reducing "doctor" to "doc", "representative" to "rep", and refrigerator to "fridge". (Americans are known for their haste: fast-food restaurants and drive-through windows are other indicators.) Recombining a double clipping gives us the reduction of "HUman INTelligence" to 'humint". Then, by analogy, "RUmor INTelligence" becomes "rumint." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Delivery-Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 10:45:57 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu1) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1EcgL50juX-0006Zs for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 17 Nov 2005 10:45:56 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D429C5C1771 for ; Thu, 17 Nov 2005 02:40:36 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132214997-1957-0" Subject: RUNAGATE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 02:40:36 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132214997-1957-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Runagate (Noun) Pronunciation: ['rên-ê-geyt] Definition 1: The same as that of "renegade:" (1) an apostate, someone who deserts a religion, cause or obligation; (2) an outlaw, especially one who runs rampant over a territory. Usage 1: Today's word and its mates, "renegate" and "renegade", have been around since the 16th century. The Spanish form, "renegado", is also used occasionally by some writers. The process noun renegation "to act the renegade" has been used a few times but the verb it implies, "renegate", has not. That form has been used only as a noun, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. Suggested usage: The basic meaning of today's word is "apostate", someone who abandons an organization, especially a religious one: "We've lost touch with him since the runagate abandoned the Methodists and joined the Unification Church". The organization need not be religious, however, "The new music teacher put together a jazz ensemble composed of runagates from the symphony orchestra." Etymology: Today's word probably originated as a variant of "renegade", "renegate" (from Latin renegatus "denied, rejected", akin to "renege"). Then, perhaps under the influence of run-about "a vagabond, wanderer", it fell victim to folk etymology. Folk etymology occurs when a rather long word of foreign origin is poorly understood, so speakers convert it into a word based on familiar parts. For example, shamefast "bound by shame" became "shamefaced" when the meaning of "fast" changed, while French c=F4telette "little rib" became "cutlet". Though "gate" was familiar, the "rene" was not, so it was converted to "run", resulting in a new word that almost makes sense. (Today we thank YD's own Brad Ross-MacLeod for sharing with us his surprise at meeting today's word in the works of JRR Tolkien, which he is reading as he attends his new daughter, Eleanor Jean.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1132214997-1957-0-- Received: from mailin16.aul.t-online.de (mailin16.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.72]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Tue, 09 May 2006 09:44:01 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin16.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FdMst-02mPfE0; Tue, 9 May 2006 09:43:55 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id B0D935C58A9 for ; Tue, 9 May 2006 01:34:10 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1147157462-15379-0" Subject: SABOTAGE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 9 May 2006 01:34:10 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-09T07:44:01Z X-TOI-MSGID: 4a1c0d75-1797-4abd-9b12-7468c9d611e6 ------------=_1147157462-15379-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Sabotage (Noun) Pronunciation: ['sæ-bê-tazh] Definition 1: The willful undermining of the activities of the workplace as a form of protest; any deliberate subversive act intended to obstruct an on-going activity. Usage 1: Although both words share the same source, a "saboteur" is quite different from a savateur "kick-boxer", though a savateur might sabotage your health if you roil him (see Etymology). "Saboteur" is the agent noun from today's word; the verb is "sabotage" itself. Suggested usage: Originally, today's word referred to subverting the workplace by hindering work or performing it poorly, "Announcements of longer work hours at the mill resulted in an increased incidence of sabotage on the assembly line". Today, however, it has assumed a more general meaning: "Emma Lou sabotaged her neighbor's tea party by putting salt in all the sugar bowls." Etymology: From French "sabotage", noun from saboter "to clatter, botch (as a piece of music)" based on sabot "wooden shoe, clog". "Sabot" is from Old French "=E7abot", a variation of savate "old shoe", related to Spanish zapata "boot" and zapato "shoe", Italian ciabatta "shoe". Arabic "sabbat" and Berber "sappat" are probably borrowings from the Spanish. "Savate" itself now also means "French kick-boxing" (boxe fran=E7aise), which originated in France around 1830. There is no evidence that current usage of "sabotage" derives from French workers throwing wooden shoes into machinery during the Industrial Revolution. Today's meaning seems to devolved rather smoothly from the French: to protest by intentionally botching work. (Many thanks today to Mrs. Word Nerd herself, Sarah Hofstra, not to mention Cheryl Huff, a kindred word nerd living in "MacPlaidland", for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: We like the cleanness of "salacity" [sê-'læ-si-tee] for the noun but note that the clumsier "salaciousness" is used more frequently. Suggested usage: If you do not want to use "pornography" around the house, you may refer to it as "salacious material" in front of the kids. Of course, if they read your Word of the Day, their vocabulary may keep up with yours. "Her dress went beyond sexy; it was positively salacious", is the way to express your displeasure over suggestive clothing. Of course, it is probably most widely used in describing behavior: "Her tongue circled her lips so salaciously Ben's jaw dropped and his knife fell into his wine glass." Etymology: Latin salac-, salax "fond of leaping, especially of male animals" from salire "to leap, spring, bound, jump, hop". The same verb gave French saillie "a sally, rush foward" and English verb "sally (forth)". Unrelated to "Sally (Ann)", the British nickname for the Salvation Army and particularly its hostels. 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Usage 1: According to the Oxford English Dictionary, spelling today's word has presented problems since its introduction in the 17th century. The following variations have been recorded; sallad-magundy, Solomon Gundy, salamongundy, salmagundy. The spelling we list has become the standard form. Now, the usage of salmagundi itself is varied: it makes an excellent hors d'oeuvre topping for crackers and bread, as a condiment or a main course for lunch if prepared mild. Suggested usage: Trinidadian Salmagundi (Dr. Language's favorite) makes a great cracker spread or dip with sherry or a garnish for red meat, particularly if barbecued or jerked. But the word's metaphorical versatility is what lexical legends are made of: "The parade was a salmagundi of colors and sounds". "Her broken sentences created an almost incomprehensible salmagundi of words". I could go on but you get the idea. Etymology: Borrowed from Middle French salmingondis, itself from salmingondin, a compound probably based on salemine "salted food" and condir "to season". (Dr. Language thanks Yvonne Smith of Guyana for introducing him to salmagundi=97the word and the gastronomic delight.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud =09 =09 Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------0746DC23AD5711A6BE2E71F3-- =2E ------------=_1106509521-14671-0-- Received: from mailin13.aul.t-online.de (mailin13.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.70]) by mhead44 with LMTP; Wed, 07 Mar 2007 14:29:44 +0100 Received: from s2096.ml00.net ([216.39.127.96]) by mailin13.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1HOwD2-2J3YVV0; Wed, 7 Mar 2007 14:29:36 +0100 b=l7N7x/IEf56KhfKJoeCHHi1+lDzc6tPjfQEjeZhW04DJVM4j0+J4IaBaKalv2TgZwPImYD77/jLmMHs2U5bdviPRmAK7yla+7cCfpdClsmSLGu0IL8+qmXh6Vpf/N9pK; by s2096.ml00.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) id XAA17160; Tue, 6 Mar 2007 23:02:35 -0800 (PST) Date: Wed, 7 Mar 2007 05:29:36 -0800 (PST) X-PMG-Msgid: 1173228982.26161 X-PMG-Recipient: conrad-horst@t-online.de Subject: SALUBRIOUS: Word of the Day Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="MIME_BOUNDARY-25786-0-1173250813" X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2007-03-07T13:29:44Z X-TOI-MSGID: eb373b57-17a5-45d8-a0cc-e7f1672d3dbe --MIME_BOUNDARY-25786-0-1173250813 The Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com Salubrious (adjective) Pronunciation: [sê-'lu-bri-ês or (British) sê-lyu-bri-ês] Listen Definition: Favorable or conducive to health; attractive and prosperous (Australian). Usage: Today's word sounds much like a combination of "salacious" and "lugubrious" but don't be deceived: it bears a purely positive sense of health enhancement. The Oxford English Dictionary allows "unsalubrious" and the noun in all dialects is "salubrity." Suggested Usage: Of course we all prefer living in a salubrious climate and avoid foods with unsalubrious fats and cholesterol (some fats are salubrious). A weekend with the children might be a salubrious respite from work but then a night at the opera could be a salubrious respite from the kids. According to Macquarie's Dictionary, one may live in a salubrious suburb in Australia if it is but attractive and prosperous. Of course, prosperity does promote health. Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin salubris "healthful, wholesome", the adjective from salus "health". The original Proto-Indo-European root, *sol- meant "whole, entire" and its remnants are found in such words as "solo" and "sole" from Latin solus "alone (all one)". Suffixed with a [d] as in Latin solidus "solid", it came to English via French as "solder", "soldier", and "solid". Suffixed with "-v", it gave Latin salvare "to save" which changed to sauver "save" in French and was borrowed as "save" and "safe" by English=97and directly from Latin as "salvation". The initial [s] became [h] in Greek, giving holos "whole" found in "hologram" and "catholic", from katholikos "general, universal" based on kata "in accord with"+ holos "whole." -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/wotd/dictionary.pl ---------------- Find word-related fun and games in >>> http://www.yourdictionary.com/fun.html ---------------- Please click here to forward this message to a friend: http://i.ml00.net/forward?YourDictionary:24:1173228982.26161:conrad-horst@t-online.de:e ---------------- =A91996-2007, LoveToKnow Corp. 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Suggested Usage: Of course we all prefer living in a salubrious climate and avoid foods with unsalubrious fats and cholesterol (some fats are salubrious). A weekend with the children might be a salubrious respite from work but then a night at the opera could be a salubrious respite from the kids. According to Macquarie's Dictionary, one may live in a salubrious suburb in Australia if it is but attractive and prosperous. Of course, prosperity does promote health. Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin salubris "healthful, wholesome", the adjective from salus "health". The original Proto-Indo-European root, *sol- meant "whole, entire" and its remnants are found in such words as "solo" and "sole" from Latin solus "alone (all one)". Suffixed with a [d] as in Latin solidus "solid", it came to English via French as "solder", "soldier", and "solid". Suffixed with –v, it gave Latin salvare "to save" which changed to sauver "save" in French and was borrowed as "save" and "safe" by English—and directly from Latin as "salvation". The initial [s] became [h] in Greek, giving holos "whole" found in "hologram" and "catholic", from katholikos "general, universal" based on kata "in accord with"+ holos "whole." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Test your memory and ! Spread the Word Fun & Games Word of the Day Crossword Puzzles Foreign Language Crossword Puzzles Fill-In Crossword Puzzles Word Jungles Word of the Day Semantic Scramble Word of the Day Spellbinder Find many more fun and games in Have a foreign word but don't know which language it comes from? Try a Language Guesser! The Dictionaries: Language | Multilingual | 'Nyms & such | Translation | Specialty About YDC | Lookup Button | Email Preferences | Contact us | Help | Privacy Policy This message was sent to conrad-horst@t-online.de pmguid:4wg.k2gn.2oq9 --MIME_BOUNDARY-25786-0-1173250813-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Sun, 18 Jul 2004 10:56:36 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng15.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1Bm7TD-0000U3-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Sun, 18 Jul 2004 10:56:32 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 66B49B88075 for ; Sun, 18 Jul 2004 02:54:30 -0600 (MDT) Subject: SALVO: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Salvo(Noun)Pronunciation: ['sæl-vo] Definition 1: (1a) A volley of fire from firearms, a firearms salute, especially from one ship to another; (1b) a sudden outburst, as of cheers or a verbal or written assault. (2a) In law, an article of reservation, a provision allowing that a law or contract is not binding if it conflicts with a specified right; (2b) an expedient that salvages face or one's reputation. Usage 1: The two meanings of today's word actually share the same origin. The original sense was "well, healthy" which was used as a greeting (or salute), such as "health to you". So meaning (2) above preceded (1). We are very relaxed about the [e] in the plural: use it (salvoes) or not (salvos). Suggested usage: Let us begin with the original meaning of today's word (1b): "The war with Albania provided a simple salvo for the Prime Minister's stumbling economic policy". The more recent sense is a bit more aggressive (2b), "When they heard of the war with Albania, newspapers around the country fired an editorial salvo at the Prime Minister's foreign policy." Etymology: Today's word comes via Italian "salva" from Latin salve "Hail!" the imperative of salvere "to be in good health" from salvus "well, unharmed". This Latin word may be found in numerous English words borrowed from Latin: "salvation", "salvage", and "save" (but not "salve"). The original Proto-Indo-European root was *sol- "whole", which, with other suffixes, also gave us "salute, "solid" and "soldier" by way of French. In Greek that initial [s] became the [h] in holos "whole", found in "holistic" and "holography". (Today's word is a salvo from the past: it was suggested some time ago by Audra Himes, a former employee of yourDictionary.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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Usage 1: "Sanctity" or "sanctitude" refer to a saint-like holiness or moral perfection in a person. "Sanctimony", the noun underlying today's adjective, was once a synonym but today refers to a feigned sanctity, a saint-like pretension of superiority. Today's adjective, "sanctimonious", is the perfect substitute for the messy slang phrase "holier-than-thou". Make the substitution in your vocabulary today if you have ever uttered it! The adverb is "sanctimoniously". An interesting distant relative is sanctiloquent "speaking things holy, sacred." Suggested usage: We can always suggest you use this word as Shakespeare used it in 'Measure for Measure' act I, scene 7, "Thou conclud'st like the Sanctimonious Pirat, that went to sea with the ten Commandements, but scrap'd one out of the Table". Update the context, of course, "My boss is a sanctimonious pirate who quotes the Bible as justification for forcing us to work longer and harder." Etymology: From Latin sanctimonia "sanctity, virtuousness", based on sanct-us "holy" + monia "-ness". "Sanctus" comes from PIE *sak- "sacred" which emerges in "sacred", "sexton", and "consecrate". Nasalized (with the [n] in it), we find it in "saint", "sanctum", and today's word. "Sanctus" underlies all the Romance words for "saint", i.e. French "saint", Spanish "san", as in "San Francisco", Portuguese "s=E3o". The rather odd "Santa Claus", the nickname of Saint Nicholas with the ostensibly feminine form of the word for "saint", probably originated in Dutch "Sinterklaas". The suffix -monia shares its origin with the suffix -ment, originally referring to the mind (Latin "mens, mentis", as in "mental"). 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1163319230-27000-0-- Received: from mailin25.aul.t-online.de (mailin25.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.76]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Mon, 30 Oct 2006 09:50:26 +0100 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin25.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GeSqX-1FfUSu0; Mon, 30 Oct 2006 09:50:17 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C6D315C0DF1 for ; Mon, 30 Oct 2006 01:50:16 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1162195768-6679-0" Subject: SANCTION: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 01:50:16 -0700 (MST) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-30T08:50:26Z X-TOI-MSGID: 1c85b9a3-c5b7-4d24-92ba-7a016e543269 ------------=_1162195768-6679-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Sanction (Noun) Pronunciation: ['sængk-shên] Definition 1: This word has two contradictory meanings: approval for or prohibition against doing something. It also may refer to a specific law prohibiting something or the penalty for violating such a law. Usage 1: When you sanction the use of something you either approve of it or effectively prohibit it. The meanings are distinguished by the prepositions used with the word: sanction to (approval) versus sanction against (prohibition). "Sanction" is also a verb but the prepositional distinction is not maintained with the verb: "Mom sanctioned milk and cookies after school" could mean she approved of them or prohibited them. Suggested usage: This is a word that can be used everywhere from the home to international relations: "We need Mom and Dad's sanction (approval) to pull stumps in the back yard with the Volvo" but "The US established sanctions against non-essential exports to Cuba in the 1960." Etymology: Latin sanctio "establishing as inviolable" from sancire "to make holy". The Proto-Indo-European root, sak-, which was rendered "sanc-" when nasalized, also underlies "saint" (sank-t-) with the "t" suffix and simplification of the consonant cluster (loss of the "k" sound). Unnasalized, it produced "sacred". Read "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather" in the yourDictionary library for more on Proto-Indo-European. (Our thanks to Gene Soto of Baker Oil Tools for suggesting today's word that is its own antonym.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun is "sapience" and the adverb, "sapiently". It is a somewhat more erudite term for "sagacious." Suggested usage: Use this term when you wish to express knowledge beyond ordinary wisdom: "Churchill was a sapient and articulate leader of the English-speaking world". "No, I would not call your investment in the electric fork company a sapient financial move." Etymology: From Latin sapient- present participle of sapere "taste, be wise". Also found in homo sapiens "wise human" = human species. Underlying PIE root *sap- "taste, perceive" developed into English sage, French savoir "know" (participle savant "knowing") and savour, and Spanish saber "know" from which "savvy" was borrowed. (See "Words: where do they come from?" in the YDC library for "PIE.") -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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The verb, sarcophagize, means "to bury in a sarcophagus". The adjective, sarcophagous, also serves the noun, sarcophagy, referring to the eating of flesh (meat). A sarcophage ['sahr-kê-feyj] is a flesh-eater. In 1901 H. G. Wells, justly or not, grouped together "[t]he movements against vivisection, opium, alcohol, tobacco, sarcophagy, and the male sex." Suggested usage: Since "sarcophagus" is an enclosure, it may be applied to any enclosed space that gives you the sense of a tomb: "I felt sorry for him in that large, windowless sarcophagous office of his". "His head is a sarcophagus that has not entertained a live idea in decades". But the other suite of words could be more fun: "I don't mind fish and fowl but I'm not an avid sarcophage by any means". That should bring you back into the conversation at the dinner table (or get you sent away). Etymology: Greek sarkophagos "coffin" from (lithos) sarkophagos "flesh-eating (stone)" =3D "limestone" because the ancient Greeks believed limestone consumed flesh. Later the term came to mean simply "coffin". Based on sarx, sarkos "flesh" + -phagein "to eat". Sarx is also the origin of "sarcoma". (Our gratitude goes to Sverrir Konradsson of Reykjavik, Iceland for today's gloomy but historically fascinating word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: "Sarcastic" implies a derision intended to hurt someone. "Ironic" implies an amusingly provocative disparity between intended or done and what is said. "Sardonic" implies a cynical derision expressed either verbally or facially. Suggested usage: Sardonic remarks often follow ambiguous statements: "Joe is an unusual wit,' said Fred. 'That's true,' Marge remarked sardonically", or fit ridiculous situations: "Murray's marriage proposal received nothing but a sardonic smile from Eloise". (Thanks to YDC friend Stephen Kennedy for suggesting this word.) Etymology: From Greek sardanios "scornful (smiles or laughter)" from "sardane", a Sardinian plant (Sardinian crowfoot, Ranunculus Sardous) which causes grimacing when eaten. Later Greek authors wrote "sardonios" (from Sardo "Sardinia") which the French borrowed as "sardonique", whence the English word. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The English noun "sartorius" refers to the longest muscle in the human anatomy, stretching from the hip to the inside of the tibia. The name is related to the cross-legged position assumed by tailors during fittings. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the use of "sartor" to refer to a tailor is "humorously pedantic". (I am not sure who would laugh.) Suggested usage: This word begs for utterance on dressy occasions, "You look so elegant, I can't imagine the Duke of Wales bedecked in more sartorial splendor" or, "Her sartorial sense reflects a woman of intelligence and impeccable taste". However, it may be used to refer to changes in sartorial fashion or ill-fitting suits that evidence sartorial abuse. Etymology: From Medieval Latin sartorius, pertaining to a sartor "clothes mender or tailor" (in classical Latin "a hoer, cultivator"). 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Usage 1: The satire and the lampoon are two similar weapons in the smart aleck's arsenal. A lampoon attacks an individual, while satire makes broader fun of humanity=92s vices and follies, as well as the inefficiencies and problems of institutions. Oftentimes, when it's taking aim at an organization, a satire means to provoke change. There are two types of satire: Horatian, which criticizes gently, and Juvenalian, which is harsh. The most famous example of the latter is Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal", which advocates that English landlords pay their Irish tenants to fatten their babies in order to butcher them and sell them on the English market. The benefits, Swift asserts, would be twofold: 1) to provide Ireland with a reliable crop and commodity; and 2) to provide the English with even more produce taken from Ireland since, according to Swift, the English were already eating the Irish farmers alive with their rents. The verb is "satirize;" the adjective, "satirical" [sæ-'ti-ri-kl]. Suggested usage: We don't have quite enough details about the scandal yet, but the recently interrupted romance between Enron executives and members of Congress is sure to provide late-night talkshow hosts in the U.S. with much material for satire. Monty Python's Flying Circus, of course, defined the pinnacle of satire for the 20th century. Etymology: Middle French, from Latin satura or satira, which is probably an alteration of (lanx) satura, "fruit (plate) mixture" from satur, "sated". The Greek words satyr "satyr" (the Greek sylvan deity, part man, part horse or goat, fond of sensual revelry) and satyros "burlesque of a myth" no doubt influenced the development the Latin word's meaning. The PIE root *sa- means "to satisfy" whence the Latin satura, "fruit plate mixture". (Although presumably, satire satisfies the writer more than the target. 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Scenesters are identified by their drab clothes, smoking, drug use (or talk of drug use), use of cool words from in(tellectual) magazines, which they don't know the meaning of, and lack of attention to the music at the concerts they attend. An offensive hair-do is a must, if not with spikes and bizarre colors, at least with highlights. The antonym is "geek." Usage 1: This word refers to groupies or "band aids", young people who follow bands from concert to concert and who become disdainful in their knowledge of the lore of contemporary rock bands. Geeks are young people who spend their youth studying at the expense of their social life. Scenesters often end up working for geeks in later life. Ouch! Suggested usage: Today's word is the latest in US youthspeak (youth slang), so you probably would rather avoid it if you are over 16 years of age. Those under that limit might occasionally say things like, "That weird little scenester was dropping the names of band members she knew as though she were some kind of scene goddess", in informal situations. However, it does make the adult lexical scene in situations like this: "I must get out of this house tonight! It has been like a scenester party here all day long". It allows you to give "mad house" a breather. Etymology: From "scene" + suffix -ster. In the 60s, "scene" took on the meaning of a situation or set of circumstances, as a bad scene (trouble) or make the scene (attend or participate in a hip event). "The scene", as in "the Poughkeepsie scene", refers to the range of things to do in a particular place. The music scene is the range of live music in a particular location. Scenester derives from this sense of "scene". Of course, it may be used as a verb, too: "Philly is a good place to scenester if you can't make it to Poughkeepsie". 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Usage 1: This word is so typically German, that there is little to be done with it. It doesn't even double as its own adjective felicitously. Just keep in mind that "sh" in German is spelled "sch" and that the vowels in "Freude" are pronounced like "Freud." Suggested usage: We suggest avoidance this word and the experience that accompanies it. Schadenfreude is a base substitute for pity, much more the human reaction to the misfortune of others. However, the driver of an old Ford pickup might get a twinge of schadenfreude at the sight of two Mercedes colliding. And if someone fell and broke their arm in the process of robbing your house, a modest touch of schadenfreude should do little damage to the soul. Etymology: German schaden "to hurt" + Freude "joy". "Schaden" comes from Old High German "skado", which also devolved into English scathe "harm, hurt" via Old Norse "ska=F0a". "Freude" comes from Old High German "frewida", akin to the same fro "happy" found in contemporary German fröhlich "happy". Greek is one of the few other Indo-European languages with a native word expressing this unsavory emotional reaction: epichairekakia from epi- "on, over" + chair- "enjoy" + kakia "hurt, vice". The Dutch equivalent is "leedvermaak" from leed "pain, sorrow" + vermaak "enjoyment" and in Swedish it is "skadeglädje". (We owe a double debt of gratitude for today's word to Trevor Wilcock of Halifax, England and Margot Fraser.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is almost always defined in terms of interaction between schlimazels and schlemiels. According to Leo Rosten (Hooray for Yiddish!), if a waiter spills the soup he is carrying, he is a schlemiel; the person who gets it down the neck is a schlimazel. When a schlemiel accidentally knocks over a priceless vase, he blames the nearest schlimazel. Most dictionaries will allow you to omit the [c] after [s] (shlimazel), but our spell-checkers frown on the practice. Suggested usage: Although both these words refer to unfortunate people, they are generally used in good humor, often with sympathy attached: "The poor schlimazel had just cashed $500 in travelers checks when he was mugged". In fact, this word rarely occurs without the attribute "poor" preceding it: "One time in his life he runs a stop sign and the poor schlimazel hits a police car." Etymology: Today's word comes from Yiddish shlimazl "bad luck, unlucky person" from an ancestor of German schlimm "bad" + Yiddish mazl "luck" from Late Hebrew mazzal "constellation, destiny". "Mazzal" came from Akkadian manzaltu, mazzatum "position of a star", the noun from the verb izuzzu "to stand". The Yiddish variant of "mazzal" is also found in mazel tov "good luck", the indispensable toast at Jewish weddings, from Mishnaic Hebrew mazzal t=F4b "good luck". (Today let us thank Evelyn and Morty Hershman of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania for suggesting another little lexical jewel loaned to English by Yiddish. 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Usage 1: Early on this word was confused with the Dutch word schole "crowd, multitude" which went on to become English shoal "multitude". The upshot of this confusion was that "school of fish" became more popular in the US than the original "shoal of fish". The word may also be used as a verb meaning "to educate in a school". The suffix -er may be attached to it only in compounds: "pre-schooler", "middle-schooler", "high-schooler." Suggested usage: This time of the year youth throughout Europe and the Americas return to school, so we thought you might like to know a little more about this word. Our best wishes to those matriculating the schools of the world this year and those teaching in them from the elementary to the post-graduate levels. Etymology: Today's word originated as Latin scola "school", borrowed from Greek skhole, originally meaning "leisure", then later, "discussion" and "school". (Education was originally affordable only to the leisure classes.) The Latin word is found in almost all European languages, Dutch "school", German "Schule", Danish "skole", Swedish "skola", Irish "sgoil", Welsh "ysgol", Breton "skol", and Russian "shkola". The Romance languages didn't like [sk] at the beginning of words, so they appended a vowel before it, e.g. Spanish "escuela", Portuguese "escola". Once the French had added this initial [e], they eliminated the [s], leaving "école". Italian allows the initial [sk] sound to remain in their word "scuola". (Today's word resulted from a suggestion by Askiada of Athens, Greece, a newcomer to our ever popular Agora.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The head always tells you what the reference of the compound is, so that a cookbook is a kind of book and a courthouse is a kind of house. A few compounds, like today's, do not follow this rule, however: "pickpocket", "scarecrow", "do-nothing." Suggested usage: The meaning of "scofflaw" has mellowed since its introduction (see Etymology) and today it is used most commonly to refer to acts of petty disobedience, "That old scofflaw had a roll of 50 or more parking tickets in his glove compartment". However, it still packs the original meaning: "Corporate scofflaws think that their high position is more likely get them past the law than their brethren involved in mere petty crime." Etymology: Seldom do words enter the language by winning a word contest but today's word is an exception. In 1923 a wealthy prohibitionist, Delcevare King of Quincy, Massachusetts, offered $200 for a word that would best describe "a lawless drinker of illegally made or illegally obtained liquor". On January 15, 1924 the Boston Herald declared "scofflaw" the winner. This word had been submitted by two of the 25,000 contestants, Henry Dale and Kate Butler, who divided the prize between them. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------6650D0AB3B303DD84FCF54C2-- . Envelope- Delivery-date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 11:19:30 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng15.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1Bx07t-0001o0-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 17 Aug 2004 11:19:29 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 253F8B886AE for ; Tue, 17 Aug 2004 03:16:05 -0600 (MDT) Subject: SCREED: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Screed(Noun)Pronunciation: [skreed] Definition 1: (1) A raised, smooth flat strip around the borders of an area where plaster, mortar, concrete or other wet material is poured, over which a long flat, straight object (also called a screed) is dragged in order to create a perfectly smooth, even surface. (2) A rip or a fragment torn away from something (Scotland); (3) a strip, especially the strip of cloth around the border of a hat (Britain). (4) A long, monotonous text or speech, a diatribe. Usage 1: Today's word has long since been verbed-it may be used to mean "to smooth with a screed", as to screed a wall or screed a concrete patio. Suggested usage: The sense of smoothing a surface implied by today's word is more frequently used by contractors and builders. Still, it offers great metaphoric opportunities for us all: "McGinnis is a bit rough on the surface but his new girlfriend will screed him down a bit". The fourth meaning has been available to all of us for a long time. If your girl friend doesn't write, you might suggest, "I don't expect a weekly screed but a few words now and then would be nice." Etymology: Today's word can be traced back to Old Germanic *skreuð-, commonly viewed as an extension of *(s)kor-/(s)ker- "cut", about which we have written before. This is one of those Indo-European roots with an initial [s] that comes and goes mysteriously. With the [s] we get "shear", "scar", and "share", from Old English scaru "portion". "Short" is a member of this family, too; it is from Old English sceort "cut (off)". Without the [s] it turns up in Russian korotkij "short". (It is sheer pleasure to express our gratitude to one of our long-time contributors, Phyllis Stabler, for sharing today's short but sweet word with us.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: Today's is another general purpose word, "If you do your homework sedulously this week, I'll take you to see the Red Sox play this weekend" is a good way for Bostonians to encourage good study habits. Use it outside the home, too: "If Ferenc were as sedulous in his work as he is in his golf, he would have dodged this last round of lay-offs." Etymology: Latin sedulus "zealous" from se(d) "without" + dolus "trickery". The PIE root *swe(dh)- also underlies "self" and Russian svoi "one's own" and swain "country boy" from "one's own man, servant". The o-grade, "so-" in Latin is found in sobrius "not drunk" from so + ebrius "drunk" (whence in-ebri-ate "to endrunken", so to speak). The PIE root that gave "dolus" gave English "tell", which originally meant "count", and Dutch taal "speech". 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Usage 1: Today's word is the base of the noun, "segregation", which has long been an ominous term of social mistreatment in a class with "ghetto" and "pale". Yesterday, May 17, was the 50th anniversary of the Brown vs. Board of Education decision that struck down the "equal but separate" legal concept that had sustained racial segregation in the US. That decision allowed us to put today's word to a more noble use. Suggested usage: Segregation by sex was also a characteristic of our society. Segregating the boys from the girls in school was long thought to promote better study habits among both. Now it is time to return this word to the general lexical population where it can play as well as work: "At her buffets, Hyacinth always segregated the desserts from the main courses by placing them in a cabinet that she kept locked until her guests finished her squash and okra casserole." Etymology: Today's word comes from the Roman notion of "separating from the flock". It was borrowed from Latin "segregare" from se(d)- "apart" + grex (greks), greg- "flock". So, "congregation" originates in a Latin form meaning "flock together" and "gregarious" derives from an adjective meaning "belonging to a flock". The Latin stem greg- comes from the Proto-Indo-European root *(a)ger- "gather" with a suffix and metathesis ([e] and [r] switched places). Ancient Greek used the variant with the initial vowel for its noun, agora "market place", the original mall where people flocked together to buy whatever they needed and to socialize. In English? "Cram." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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It may also refer to medical symptoms or the study thereof. Usage 1: The adjective is "semiotic" and someone who pursues such study is a semiotician. Unlike semantics, the study of the meaning of words, linguistic symbols in which a sound stands for some meaning, semiotics examines all the symbols in our lives for their meaning, especially as they are portrayed in literature. "Semiology" is another word used in the same meaning. Suggested usage: Although semiotic interpretations usually focus on literature, we are engaged in them all the time, "You have to know the semiotics of the boss's clothes: a dark tie means he is in a bad mood; a light-colored tie means he is happy, and an open collar means he is relaxed enough to discuss a raise with you". In "Genius and Goddess" Aldus Huxley wrote, "He kissed her=97kissed her with an intensity of passion for which the semiotics and the absent-mindedness had left her entirely unprepared." Etymology: Today's word comes from the adjective "semiotic" borrowed from Greek semeitikos "significant" from semeioun "to signal", a verb based on the noun sema "sign". The same root appears in "semantics" and "semaphore" but tracing it to roots elsewhere in Indo-European languages proves difficult. (Thank you, Tam Henderson, for submitting another significant contribution to our Word of the Day list.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Also pertaining to an Afro-Asiatic family of languages that includes Hebrew, Aramaic and modern Syriac, Amharic, Tigré, and others, all clearly sharing a common stock and origin. Usage 1: A Semitic person is a "Semite" and a "Semiticism" is a Semitic word or turn of phrase, as "algebra" (from Arabic) and "shibboleth" (from Hebrew) are Semiticisms in the English language. Hebrew and Arabic are sister languages (Hebrew shalom =3D Arabic salaam "peace"). Since World War II, however, when the people of Jewish descent were so severely persecuted, the term has been more closely associated with them than with their Arabic sisters and brothers. Now, "anti-Semitic" in the minds of most English-speakers refers to prejudice against Jews rather than against all Semitic peoples. Suggested usage: The on-going Middle Eastern conflict could be called more specifically a Semitic conflict, since it is among related Semitic peoples. We dedicate today's word to the memory of those who have perished in that conflict and to a hope for salaam/shalom throughout that unhappy region. Etymology: The adjective of the noun "Semite", the peoples speaking Semitic languages. According to Genesis 10 the Semites are the descendants of Noah's son, Shem, hence it was originally "shemites". The English word, however, derives directly from Late Latin "semiticus" in which the [sh] had been replaced by [s]. (Today we share the concern of Alan Lewis that we might lose sight of the actual meaning of today's word and its implications.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1135757694-5059-0-- Received: from mail.yourdictionary.com ([66.45.104.150]) by mailin01.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1BPzuU-0rg6vQ0; Tue, 18 May 2004 10:25:14 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id C14BAB7FBB8 for ; Tue, 18 May 2004 02:24:10 -0600 (MDT) Subject: SEMPITERNAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Sempiternal(Adjective)Pronunciation: [sem-pi-'têr-nêl] Definition 1: An emphatic and more poetic word for "eternal", "timeless", "temporally infinite." Usage 1: Use today's word when you wish to emphasize the long length of a period of time in a way that listeners won't forget. It also is an attractive adornment of any poetic setting. Simply add the traditional -ly to create an adverb. Suggested usage: Given the fact that "forever" and "eternal" are longer than most of us can conceive, words like today's are used mostly for hyperbolic effect, "Joshua, you are a sempiternal fountain of youth! What do you take?" However, this hyperbole has an important function-it emphasizes a deep emotional investment in an important long-term relation, "I will be sempiternally grateful to you for telling me so much about myself that I was unaware of." Etymology: Today's word comes from Late Latin "sempiternalis" from Latin "sempiternus", a compound of semper "always" (as in the Marine Corps motto semper fidelis "always faithful") + aeternus "eternal". Latin "semper" is a truncated form of the phrase for "once and for all", comprising sem- "once" and per "for". 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Usage 1: "Senior citizen" is the sort of term we come up with when we leave it to journalists and correspondents to enrich our vocabulary. Today's word expresses the same sentiment much more elegantly. It is the adjective from the verb "to senesce" which has a noun, "senescence". The adjective may be used to refer to senescent people, too. I had rather be a senescent than a senior citizen=97I don't even know what that expression is supposed to refer to. A synonym of "senescence" is "senectitude." Suggested usage: J. D. Salinger, writing in 1965 in the New Yorker, distinguished senescence from maturation: "Few of these magnificent, healthy, sometimes remarkably handsome boys will mature. The majority, I give you my heartbreaking opinion, will merely senesce". Most of us would prefer to forget about aging, which works out fine, since forgetfulness is an art that comes with senescence. Etymology: Today's word was borrowed from Latin "sensecens, senescent-", the present participle of senescere "to grow old", the inchoative form of senere "to be old". All these forms go back to senex "old, old man", whose root, "sen-", can be seen in "senior", "senile", and "senate". (I'll bet you had already guessed the last two were related.) Spanish "se=F1or" and Italian "signore" come from the comparative of the same word, senior "older". (Today we tip our hats to Jenna Jordan for launching us on our journey to find this more charming way of expressing and thinking of age.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1145083980-30158-0-- Received: from mailin19.aul.t-online.de (mailin19.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.73]) by mhead29 with LMTP; Wed, 18 Oct 2006 09:49:48 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin19.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Ga6BD-0zVSFM0; Wed, 18 Oct 2006 09:49:35 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 38B5C5C0999 for ; Wed, 18 Oct 2006 01:44:36 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1161154915-20409-0" Subject: SEQUACIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 01:44:36 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-10-18T07:49:48Z X-TOI-MSGID: bf5a4966-3277-49cf-b7d8-3f192b4afffb ------------=_1161154915-20409-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Sequacious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [see-'kwey-shês] Definition 1: (1) Inclined to follow rather than lead, conformist, following others in thought and behavior; (2) continuing in a consistent direction, as a line of reasoning. Usage 1: Since "sequacity" is too close to a sound a duck might produce, most writers today prefer "sequaciousness" as the noun for this adjective. "Sequaciously" is the adverb, available to modify verbs, as to think sequaciously. Suggested usage: "Sequacious" is a much lovelier and more descriptive word than "conformist", making it the perfect substitute, "The tattoo business thrives on sequacious youth". Sequacious politicians always toe their party's line. But don't forget that this word also refers to following a consistent thread or path: "Bipsy's behavior is not at all sequacious=97one minute she is bubbly, the next she is moping, then she is happy again." Etymology: Today's word derives from Latin sequax, sequac- "following, pursuing" from sequi "to follow". We have previously mentioned most of the words containing this root ("sequential", "consequence", "second", etc.) but we haven't mentioned "(to) sue", which was borrowed from the Normans after French had performed its usual magic, removing the consonants from the middle. The Proto-Indo-European root was *sekw-, and as we have seen before, every PIE word containing an [e] has an associate with an [o]. So, from *sokw- we have all the words derived from Latin socius "companion" (earlier "follower"). These words include "society", "social", and "associate". 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Also, a sesquipedalian word. Containing or given to using such words Usage 1: Very few words in the English language illustrate their own meaning as this one does. "Sesquipedalian" is sesquipedalian and you commit sesquipedalianism (or sesquipedality) every time you utter it. It refers to words with long prosodic feet, i.e. a high syllable count. Suggested usage: Using a good, strong vocabulary is not the same as sesquipedalianism. The goal is to choose words that are maximally descriptive of what you wish to express regardless of length. Sesquipedalian words are not to be revered or feared, but, like all other words, to be used with precision, as in these examples: "His sesquipedalian tirades do not impress me" and "We tend to wax sesquipedalian or pedestrian in our speech depending on the social situation." Etymology: From Horace's phrase sesquipedalia verba "words a (prosodic) foot and a half long". Latin sesqui- or sesque- "one and a half" is a contraction of semis "half" + que "and, also" as in sesquicentennial "150 year (celebration)". Latin pedalis "pertaining to a/the foot" is from pes, pedis "foot". This word derives from the root *pod-/ped-/pd- which also underlies English "foot", "fetter", "fetlock". The Latin stem is also found in English "pedestrian", "pedal", and "peon". The Greek reflex of the same root, "pous (pod-), emerges in "octopus", "tripod", and "podiatrist". (Our gratitude to Scott Gressitt, who reads his (or our) dictionary every day, for today's word.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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Delivery-Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 10:29:28 +0200 by mxeu10.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1EKtnB02qr-00030f for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 29 Sep 2005 10:29:25 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id D347D5C781A for ; Thu, 29 Sep 2005 02:28:19 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1127977640-25309-0" Subject: SHIBBOLETH: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 02:28:19 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1127977640-25309-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Shibboleth (Noun) Pronunciation: ['shi-bê-leth] Definition 1: A catchword, password, or any test of authenticity. A language or dialect that distinguishes a group and can be used as a test of membership. Usage 1: Usually found in literary pieces since the concept is rarely needed. Suggested usage: Here are a couple of examples that work. "Having escaped the POW camp, Frank now worried about the shibboleth for reentering his unit, inevitably a piece of trivia from baseball, about which he knew nothing". "He wanted to become a televangelist but lacked the shibboleth: the Southern drawl." Etymology: Hebrew shibboleth "torrent of water" which, according to Judges 12:4-6 was used as a catchword to distinguish Gileadites from Ephraimites, who pronounced it "sibboleth" because their dialect contained no "sh" sound. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Besides the ordinary "to cry out loudly", the Macquarie, Australia's leading dictionary, defines "shout" as "to stand a round of drinks" and "to pay for something for another person; to treat." Usage 1: A "shout song" is characterized by a lead singer calling out lines and the congregation singing back the response. To "shout down" means to overwhelm a verbal adversary through no other means than supervociferosity. Suggested usage: "If you're in Melbourne, you ought to shout your mate a beer". You can also shout a round=97a practice not commonly followed in the US, but which would behoove Yanks to follow in the company of our friends from Down Under or Britain and Ireland. I, for one, wish someone would shout me a new car, but that's probably a bit too much to hope for. Etymology: "Shout" comes from the Middle English "shoute", probably from Old Norse skuta "a taunt", which comes from the same source as English "shoot". The Ozzie use of today's word seems to derive from the ubiquitous noise in pubs and bars the world over=97to get the barkeep or landlord's attention, you have to yell. (On the count of three, everyone shout "Cheers, mate!" to John P. McCann, formerly of Sydney, Down Under, now of downtown NYC.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1151996344-17969-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 10:44:00 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu10) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1EbxM71gWg-0002En for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 15 Nov 2005 10:44:00 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 1D39D5C1599 for ; Tue, 15 Nov 2005 02:40:06 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1132042345-9306-0" Subject: SIMPLISTIC: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 02:40:06 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1132042345-9306-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Simplistic (Adjective) Pronunciation: [sim-'pli-stik] Definition 1: Misleadingly simple; overly simplifying or oversimplified. Usage 1: Today's word is more and more confused with the word it is derived from "simple"=97they don't mean the same thing. "Simplistic" usually refers to an explanation that is too simple to work. It is the adjective for simplism "oversimplification", often made by simplists (though simpletons tend to do the same thing). Suggested usage: Today's word usually describes an explanation: "I'm afraid your explanation of the Earth as a plate riding on the back of a giant turtle is too simplistic". However, other acts based on explanations or understandings may be covered by the same sense, "Your expectation to succeed in politics on the basis of your intelligence is simply simplistic." Etymology: From Latin simplus and simplex "simple". The original root was Proto-Indo-European sem- "one", found in Greek heis (from *hem-s) "one" and homos "same". English "simultaneous" comes from Latin simul "at one time", and the root is hidden in "assemble" and "ensemble", too. "Some" comes from Old English sum "one, a certain one" and the suffix "-some" (e.g. "handsome", "lonesome") comes from Old English sum "like"=97both from this root. The second element in "simplus" is related to Latin plicare, Greek plekein "to fold" (compare Russian plesti "to braid" and English "pleat"), so the original meaning was something like "one-fold", as in "two-fold", "manifold". (We are simply delighted that Mary Jane Stoneburg of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, focused our awareness on the proper use of today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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A sinecure is often the result of a "transmotion", the horizontal correlate of a promotion. Suggested usage: Everyone knows someone in such a position. Here is a =0D word you can use to refer to their positions that they =0D probably will not understand. The possibilities for =0D fun are limitless: "John is absolutely perfect for his =0D sinecure!" "Lucille is too good for her position; she =0D deserves a major sinecure somewhere in this =0D organization!" Etymology: Latin sine "without" cura "care, thought, concern". =0D English derives "cure" and "curator" from the same =0D root via various anfractuous routes. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Any small combative encounter, such as a verbal skirmish between two political candidates. Usage 1: If greenish means "somewhat green" and longish means "somewhat long", skirmish should mean "somewhat skirm"=97but it doesn't. The ending of today's word is of obscure origins and has been changed by folk etymology to a recognizable if inconsistent suffix. The plural is "skirmishes" and today's noun may also be used as an intransitive verb. "Scaramouch(e)", Harlequin's malicious counterpart in the Commedia dell'arte, the wandering medieval players of Western Europe, owes his name to the same source. Scaramouch is always a boastful schemer who mounts facetious skirmishes against those around him. Suggested usage: Today's contributor (see Etymology) takes delight in the gasoline skirmishes around his neighborhood, "The opening of two new gasoline stations in proximity to two established stations has resulted in lower costs, but prices still around $1.36 per gallon reflect more of a gas skirmish than a gas war". Larry dreams of an all-out war that will bring prices down to $.75 again. Dream on, Larry. Perhaps the most famous skirmish was between David and Goliath; a very short battle that hardly amounted to a fight. Etymology: Middle English "skirmisshe" from Old French "eskarmouch", from Italian scaramuccia "skirmish". Older Romance languages originally borrowed this word from Germanic, then we borrowed it back. To cut straight to the point, the original root was *sker- "cut", the great-grandfather of English "shear", "share", and "shard". A shirt is also something sheared from a larger piece of clothing so as to make it "short", originally a past participle meaning "cut". English also borrowed the Old Norse variant of this word, "skirt", assigning it the meaning of the part cut off in making a shirt. "Scar" is another Old Norse cut left in English by the Viking invasions of England. Scrimmage "practice session or contest" is a variant derived by the metathesis of the [r] with the vowel preceding it and a reanalysis of the ending to make it look like a French suffix. (Many thanks to a seasoned verbal skirmisher, Lawrence Brady, whose father liked this word, for bringing it to our attention.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Shakespearean scholars may know that in the Bard's day "slake" meant "to subside or abate" ("No flood by raining slaketh...". — The Rape of Lucrece) or "to lessen the force of " ("It could not slake mine ire, nor ease my heart". — Henry VI, Part 3). The most erudite word enthusiasts may also be aware of earlier meanings of "slake", such as "to slacken one's efforts" or "to cause to be relaxed or loose". These early meanings recall the word's Old English ancestor "sleac", which not only meant "slack" but is also the source of that modern term. *Indicates the sense illustrated in the example sentence. Please do not reply to this email. This mailbox is unattended and your reply will not be read. 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Usage 1: Not to be confused with the verb slough "to shed skin", pronounced [slêf] (sluff). The final "gh" was originally pronounced like German or Scottish "ch", pronouncing "k" without completely stopping the flow of air. It then reduced to "h" and disappeared (or changed to "f") virtually everywhere in English except in initial position. Definition 2: Deep moral degeneration or despair. Suggested usage: Does your group or club ever get sidetracked or come unfocussed? Rally the troops with today's word: "We have to get out of the slough we are in and into the mainstream". Remember it has a psychological sense, too: "The death of her goldfish threw Maisy into an emotional slough she couldn't escape for a week." Etymology: Middle English slogh, from Old English sloh. Middle English slughe gave the verb slough, pronounced "sluff." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Not to be confused with the verb slough "to shed skin", pronounced [slêf] (sluff). The final "gh" was originally pronounced like German or Scottish "ch", pronouncing "k" without completely stopping the flow of air. It then reduced to "h" and disappeared (or changed to "f") virtually everywhere in English except in initial position. Definition 2: Deep moral degeneration or despair. Suggested usage: Does your group or club ever get sidetracked or come unfocussed? Rally the troops with today's word: "We have to get out of the slough we are in and into the mainstream". Remember it has a psychological sense, too: "The death of her goldfish threw Maisy into an emotional slough she couldn't escape for a week." Etymology: Middle English slogh, from Old English sloh. Middle English slughe gave the verb slough, pronounced "sluff." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1112856937-25499-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 10:31:29 +0200 by mxeu9.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKt64-1EA1Wi13wB-0006fR for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 30 Aug 2005 10:31:28 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 767715C1E95 for ; Tue, 30 Aug 2005 02:30:49 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1125385871-31894-0" Subject: SMELLFUNGUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 02:30:49 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1125385871-31894-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Smellfungus (Noun) Pronunciation: ['smel-fêng-ês] Definition 1: A curmudgeon who finds fault in everything; someone who loves misery. Usage 1: The plural of today's odd word is "smellfungi" ['smell-fun-gee]. It is still used by those familiar with the Sterne-Smollett debate over the relative merits of France, Italy, and England (see Etymology). We thought it an oddity that you might find amusing=97and useful, in view of the dearth of politically correct terms for such people these days. Suggested usage: Smellfungi are generally bitter people addicted to themselves, "That old smellfungus could find fault with the very saints!" By implication such people would have to enjoy all the misery they wallow in, "Farthingsly is a smellfungus who fervidly avoids others because he can only find enough misery in his own company." Etymology: Tobias Smollett's collection of letters entitled 'Travels through France and Italy' (1766) were remarkable for their persistent criticism of those two countries. Laurence Sterne referred to Smollett as "the learned Smelfungus" in his more sympathetic reply of 1767, entitled 'A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy.' (You can refresh your recollection of the debate at Bartleby.com.) Apparently, Stern thought Smollett could smell a fungus even where none existed. The spelling has since picked up the second [l] on "smell" and found a snug niche for itself in the Oxford English Dictionary. (Brenda Dencer was shocked to discover such a word in her language but we thank her for sharing its voltage with us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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(A blend - see Etymology - always rhymes with its definition.) Usage 1: In the U.S. mostly children and young people (who eventually grow up) use this word. Nouns and adjectives are regularly derived: smushing, a (good) smush, smushing(ly). It is all too often (mis)used to mean simply "crash" or "crush". It is a much stronger verb than either, since it is a blend (see Etymology) of both. Suggested usage: "Izzy crushed the Coke can with one finger" but "Hondo smushed the apple when he stepped on it". "Frederick smashed the window with his football" but "He smushed the window pane into powder when he drove his car over it." Etymology: Today's word was recorded first in 1824 although it was repopularized in the U.S. in the early 70's. It is a blend of two words, "smash" and "crush" and/or "mush". Blends are as respectable as "smog (smoke+fog)", "motel (motor+hotel)". 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Suggested Usage: Snideness is not simple rudeness; it is a jab that suggests the utterer is in some sense superior: "I didn=92t like the snide comment she made about having to adjust to 'plebeian' flights to Paris since the Concorde flights were discontinued". Of course, there are many shades of superiority: "I was taken aback by his snide remark that you ride either a Harley or a motorized scooter." Etymology: No one seems to know where today's word comes from. Stef Wates, to whom we are indebted for suggesting it, finds it hard to believe that this word is unrelated to Yiddish shnaydn (from German "schneiden") "to cut" or Dutch snijden "to cut". After all, a snide remark is a cutting remark. The problem with this theory is that today=92s word originally meant "false, bogus, counterfeit", as snide jewelry or snide political causes. This meaning of the word can be traced back to 1859 while the current sense is traceable only to 1933. 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Usage 1: The two uses of this word seem to be unrelated, and definition 2 has little scope for employment beyond its literal meaning - we'll therefore concentrate on definition 1. The original "snook", so called since the eighteenth century, was the gesture of raising one hand to your face, thumbing your nose, and wiggling your extended fingers in the direction of the person you wished to defy or deride. This action was described as "cocking a snook", a phrase that is still in metaphorical use in the UK. "Snook" has since taken on more general application to all literal and figurative gestures of defiant derision. Suggested usage: Covert snooks are a recurring problem in the classroom and schoolyard. If you're on the receiving end of such a gesture, you might care to report to the teacher that "Morton just cocked a snook", and see what happens next. As we grow up, we find new ways to be defiant: "Ada's rendition of 'I'm still standing' at the karaoke evening was a transparent snook aimed at the management cabal trying to force her resignation." Etymology: No-one knows where the gesture got its name. There's a possibility that "snook" may have been the origin of "snooker", British military slang for a newly joined cadet (who might have been cheeky enough to cock a snook at a passing officer's back). The cadets, in turn, may have been the origin of the game of pocket billiards now called "snooker", but originally named "snooker's pool". But both connections are built more on plausibility than evidence. -Grant Hutchison, Dundee, Scotland --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. 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Envelope- Delivery-date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 11:13:45 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng17.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1BqTSS-000659-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 30 Jul 2004 11:13:44 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 3C424B81CEF for ; Fri, 30 Jul 2004 03:11:31 -0600 (MDT) Subject: SNUGGERY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Snuggery(Adverb)Pronunciation: ['snêg-êr-ee] Definition 1: (1) A snug place, a friendly nook to which someone might retreat or retire for seclusion and comfort; (2) a snug job position offering security without risk, a sinecure; (3) (Britain) a small room adjoining the bar in a pub. Usage 1: Today's word is a member of a fascinating family of comfort terms based on "snug", a word remindful of a mother's arms: close, trustworthy, secure. To find that snugness, we "snuggle", a verb that implies deep affection and complete trust. We all have or wish we had a place where we could occasionally retreat from 'the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,' as Hamlet put it-that would be our snuggery. Of course, if you have more than one, change the [y] to [ie] for the plural-"snuggeries." Suggested usage: A snuggery is basically a comfort blanket for adults: "Someone hurt his feelings so Justin Case crawled off into his snuggery to pout". However, this word is based on "snug" with the place suffix -ery ("winery", "bakery", "eatery"), so it may be applied to any snug place, including a job or position: "Felicia's job has become a little snuggery where no one bothers her and she bothers no one." Etymology: The word "snug" is related to the Swedish word snygg "neat, tidy, pretty" but little more is known about it. 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Usage 1: "Solidarity" does not really have any family. An old form of the word is "solidarism", and from that beginning, we get the words solidarist "one in who stands in unity with others" and "solidaristic", the adjective for a group based on common beliefs, goals and sympathies. Suggested usage: "When we were kids, my brother and I worked in solidarity to whine and beg until Mum let us use her car"=97that sentence shows us that oppression is often a galvanizing factor that creates solidarity. So is a desire to accomplish goals, "Good people of all backgrounds and faiths must come together in solidarity to resist terrorism." Etymology: The word "solidarity" has long been associated with the labor movement. It acquired new meaning in 1980's when Lech Walesa led Polish workers to form self-governing labor unions and went on strike against the socialist government of their country. The name of unions' coordinating organization was Solidarnosc "Solidarity". 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Usage 1: The adjectives, "soporific" and "soporiferous", in the sense of "sleep inducing", are used more often than the noun: "Farley's soporific script worked better than a sedative on the audience". A soporific person is someone who is usually drowsy, not alert. You must add the suffix "-al" before the adverbial suffix: "soporifically". Both adjectives may be used as nouns, too: "Medley took a soporific to combat the worries that followed him to bed each evening". His soporific, no doubt, "soporated" him. Suggested usage: Today's word is useful in emphasizing slowness and lack of alertness, "Clifford's attempt at conversation placed her in such a sopor, Gladys' head began nodding, which only encouraged Clifford to prattle on". That being the case, applications in the world of sports abound: "Frederika played such a soporific game of tennis that no one at the club would double with her." Etymology: Latin sopor "deep sleep" from PIE *swep-os "sleep" akin to Latin somnus "sleep" ("somnolent", "insomnia") and Greek hypno-s "sleep" (hypnosis). The same root underlies Russian son "sleep, dream" and English "sleep". Sanskrit supti and swApa "sleep" derive from the same source. (For another piece of PIE, see our FAQ sheet.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Of course, you may spell today's word with a younger, beardless [c]: "soupcon". However, to achieve the maximum impact of the French words you use in your writing, you should decorate them with the appropriate diacritical appendages. Suggested usage: Today's word refers to the tiniest trace imaginable: "Miss Tate found that the soup=E7on of French she acquired in high school was of no value on her vacation in Provence". We are talking about a mere scintilla: "Allan caught the barest soup=E7on of a smile on Glenda's face when he dropped the ice cream cone in his lap". The English correlate of today's word (see Etymology) produces an equally creative metaphor: "There was not even a suspicion of food left on Sarah Belham's plate." Etymology: Here is another example of English simply helping itself to French vocabulary. French "soup=E7on" is a reduction of Old French sospe=E7on "suspicion" from Latin "suspectionis", the noun from suspicere "to suspect". This Latin verb comes from the sense of "to look up at" from sub "below" and specere "to look at". The root here is the same as that in "despicable", from Latin despicare "to look down on", based on de "down" + "specere". So how could "skeptic" derive from the same root? This word comes from Greek, where the [p] and [k] sounds 'metathesized,' i.e. changed places. That is why all the Greek stems in English meaning "see, look at" show the consonant sounds in the same (reverse) order: "telescope", "microscope", etc. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: To send UCE is to "spam" and a person who does so is called a "spammer" and engages in "spamming". An unfortunate recipient is a "spammee." Suggested usage: The term was originally used to refer to such messages posted on Usenet newsgroups but came into wider usage as e-mail use proliferated. As spam has become more ubiquitous the term has taken on wider meaning and is often used for any unsolicited e-mail, with or without commercial intent, such as internet petitions, chain letters and jokes. Etymology: There are a number of stories circulating regarding when and how the term was first used for messages that are excessive and unwanted. However, it is generally agreed to be a reference to a skit that appeared on the Monty Python's Flying Circus television show in 1970. In the skit, two diner patrons are subjected to a group of Vikings incessantly singing, "Spam, spam, spam, spam...". The song is a tribute to the processed lunchmeat which has been sold by Hormel Foods Corporation under the SPAM=AE trademark since 1937. Hormel originally sought to legally block the use of its name in this context, but now accepts the usage, noting that their trademark is in all capital letters. (We dedicate today's word to our faithful subscribers who wade through the daily spam to retrieve our linguistically nutritious morsels.) =97Brad Ross-MacLeod, yourDictionary.com Today's Word:Spendthrift (Noun) Pronunciation: ['spend-thrift] Definition 1: A person who spends money wastefully. Usage 1: Today's word is confused too easily with its antonym, "thrifty". To keep in mind the difference, remember that someone who throws money around spends his thrift (see Etymology), and you won't go wrong. "Spendthrift" has a colorful synonym that we don't use nearly enough. It might help you recall the meaning of today's word: "scattergood." Suggested usage: "Ethan was a known spendthrift, but his prodigality was renamed generosity after he ordered twelve subs for the speech team's fund-raiser". And remember the circumstances in which normally thrifty people stop minding their wallets, "Daffine turns into a bit of a spendthrift after her third martini, so go ahead and order the steak." Etymology: How did two oxymoronic words, "spend" and "thrift", come together to mean "wastrel?" It has to do with an obsolete definition of "thrift", which today's word protects from obliteration: "accumulated wealth". Now the connection is easy to see. Someone who wastes their savings becomes a spendthrift. "Spend" comes from Middle English "spenden" from Latin expendere "to expend" and is akin to "spin" (hence "spider") and "span". "Thrift" comes from the Middle English thrift "prosperity", based on the verb "thrive". 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Usage 1: Today's word, like restive "fidgety; stubborn", is not 'transparent,' i.e. you can't detect the meaning by adding up the meanings of the stem and the ending unless you use the original meaning of "sport". A baseball game is a sportive event only to the extent it is sport "recreation, diversion, pleasant pastime" as opposed to A sport. Remember: to make sport of someone is to make fun of them. Let's hold on to the original meaning of "sport" if for no other reason than to preserve the key to the meaning of "sportive". "Sportiveness" is the noun and "sportively", the adverb. Suggested usage: Today's word is related to the verb associated with "sports", namely, play. The meaning is frolicsome, so look out for sportive eyes and smiles in the world around you: "Jolee's sportive laughter sends spirits soaring like homesick angels". But just as making sport of someone can be willful or wanton, so can sportiveness: "Isabel's thoughtlessly sportive remark about Gertrude's zaftig figure struck the only minor chord at the party." Etymology: Middle English "sporte", aphetic form of "disporte" from Old French desport "pleasure, diversion" from desporter "to divert" based on dis- "away" + portere "to carry", hence that with which one might get carried away. The stem is from Latin portare "carry" whence English "porter". PIE [p] became [f] in Germanic languages, hence Norwegian fjord "ford" and its English counterpart. German fahren "travel by conveyance" and f=FChren "to lead" (whence F=FChrer "the leader) come from the same *por-. The Germanic root is found in English "welfare", "farewell", and "thoroughfare" from the days when "fare" meant to take a journey. Greek poros "journey, passage", whence our own word "pore", shares the same origin. 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1142495618-10016-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2005 10:38:59 +0200 by mxeu3.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKqIe-1EQhZC2P6z-0005uP for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 15 Oct 2005 10:38:58 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4FB785C77AB for ; Sat, 15 Oct 2005 02:36:45 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1129360216-26452-0" Subject: SQUASH: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2005 02:36:45 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1129360216-26452-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Squash (Noun) Pronunciation: [skwahsh] Definition 1: (1) A vine or plant of the genus Cucurbita whose fruit has leathery, bumpy outer coat, a fleshy inner layer than is edible, and seeds that are sometimes baked and eaten as nuts. Usage 1: At the time the first English settlers came to New England, the word "pompion" was a general term for that whole assortment of vegetables we now call "squash" (see our recent word "pumpkin"). When settlers first encountered pumpkins, they were just considered another variety of pompion. The name for what we now call "pumpkin" was borrowed from the Narragansett or Wampanoag word "ask=FAtasquash". Somehow, over time, the words flipped and what had been "pompion" became "squash" and what had been "ask=FAtasquash" became "pumpkin". (Today's word and its explanation come from the folks at Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, Massachusetts=97http://www.plimoth.org/). Suggested usage: Today's word is actually a reduction of "squanter-squash", the original attempt by European settlers at the Narragansett word. The orange-yellow (winter) squash are rich in Vitamins A & C and fiber. The most unusual squash may be spaghetti squash, with flesh comprised of long, soft fibers resembling spaghetti. If we were to say, "Mommy, Darren squashed the squash with his squash racket", are we repeating ourselves? As the etymology shows, we wouldn't be. Etymology: Today's word refers to a vegetable eaten by our American ancestors and their Native American neighbors. It has no plural although the "-ash" ending is a plural Narragansett ending also found on "succotash", which originally referred to boiled corn. And, even though we often squash our squash before eating it, today's word is not related to the verb "squash", which is responsible for the game of squash tennis and the British drink made from squashed citrus fruit, such as the orange squash (in the US an orange crush). The verb comes from Old French "esquasser" from Vulgar Latin *exquassare", based on Latin ex- "out of" + Latin quassare "to shatter, shake", a distant cousin of English "shake" and probably of the root in "discuss", "concussion", and "repercussion." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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To alarm, frighten, or surprise suddenly. Usage 1: This verb has produced an adjective from its present participle, "startling", but no other offspring. Revelations are often startling. The verb itself may be used as a noun: "Your goose gave me quite a startle;" indeed, the final -le is often omitted, probably for reasons given in the Etymology: "Your goose gave me quite a start." Suggested usage: We are startled by the unexpected: "Mona was startled by her mother's spiked, rainbow-colored hair but she struggled not to show it". And the unexpected can be found in unexpected places: "Fritz took one bite of the Cajun broccoli mousse and jerked back with a startled expression on his face." Etymology: It might seem obvious that "to startle" means "to cause to start" in the sense of "move quickly then stop". However, today's word comes from Old English steartlian "to kick, struggle" while "start" comes from Old English *styrtan "to leap up". Both these words, however, originate as suffixed forms of the Proto-Indo-European root *ster-/stor- "stiff", mother of a family with some interesting characters. You can find a family resemblance in "cholesterol" from Greek chol- "bile" + stereos "solid". Extended form *strg went on to produce "stork" (from the stiff movements of the bird) and "starch". A metathesized variant became the word for that stiff form of walking, the strut, and, oh, yes, the word for that stiff way of looking at folks, the stare, comes from the same ancestor. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1161674055-28868-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 25 Jun 2005 10:19:29 +0200 by mxeu0.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpIi-1Dm5su2QKz-0006YE for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 25 Jun 2005 10:19:28 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7E3655C119D for ; Sat, 25 Jun 2005 02:19:27 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1119683035-17479-0" Subject: STATESMAN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 25 Jun 2005 02:19:27 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1119683035-17479-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Statesman (Noun) Pronunciation: ['steyts-mên] Definition 1: A wise, articulate, essentially non-partisan leader in the conduct of government or public affairs. Usage 1: "Madeline Albright is one of the outstanding statesmen of our time" is proper and politically correct English so long as "man" is pronounced [mên] and is unaccented (see 'Etymology'). Suggested usage: We think the term could be used to distinguish between genuine leaders in public affairs and those skilled mostly in the electoral process (politicians). "Charlie is a consummate politician but not much of statesman" would mean that Charlie is better at getting himself elected to office than running the office he is elected to. (yourDictionary thanks Chlyde Russano for sharing this important word with us today.) Etymology: A derivation from "state" + the suffix -man [mên]=97not the word "man" [mæn]. Although the suffix historically developed from this word, the suffix is never accented and its plural is pronounced identical with the singular [mên]. "Postman" ['post-mên] is hence gender neutral while "mailman" [meyl-mæn], oddly enough, is not. "Mailman" allows "mailwoman" because it is a compound of "mail" + (the word) "man". YourDictionary thus agrees with the Oxford English Dictionary, Random House, and Merriam-Webster that this word applies to both sexes and disagrees with the claim of the American Heritage and Macquarie Dictionaries that it is a compound based on the word "man" that refers only to men. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1119683035-17479-0-- Received: from mailin13.aul.t-online.de (mailin13.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.70]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Mon, 22 May 2006 09:46:11 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin13.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1Fi571-0Ifwwq0; Mon, 22 May 2006 09:45:59 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id CF00B5C26FC for ; Mon, 22 May 2006 01:34:52 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1148280862-4322-0" Subject: STEGANOGRAPHY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 01:34:52 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-05-22T07:46:10Z X-TOI-MSGID: f1fc168e-0717-4f05-a999-004663f26ae0 ------------=_1148280862-4322-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Steganography (Noun) Pronunciation: [ste-gên-'ah-grê-fee] Definition 1: Hiding writing in plain view, cryptography. Usage 1: This word has been in use since 1569 as a synonym for "cryptography". Recently, however, it has been associated with digital watermarking, so it may diverge from "cryptography" in the future. It comes replete with a panoply of derivatives: "steganogram", "steganographer", and an adjective, "steganographical." Suggested usage: The use of this term in referring to digital watermarking means no one has had time to use it metaphorically: "Any half-clever steganographer can find the watermark in this graphic file". Already we can send steganograms via e-mail to the extent they are merely encrypted messages, but what of concealed codes in missives of all sorts: "Manfred loves to steganographically conceal messages in his letters to Flo." Etymology: From Greek steganos "covered" + graphein "to write". "Steganos" comes from stegein "to cover (water-tight)". Domos hala stegon "a house that keeps out the sea" was a metaphor for a good ship. The same root occurs without "s" in Latin tegere "to cover" whence tegula that evolved into "tile". In the Germanic languages this form emerges in German decken "cover", Dach "roof", and "deck" from Middle Dutch dec "roof, covering". In Russian we find stegnut' "to button, zip, etc". and, finally, from Hindi we get "thug" from Hindi "thag", probably from Sanskrit sthaga "a cheat", itself from sthagati "he conceals". (We are so delighted that Debra Deininger for bringing today's word to our attention that we will ignore the temptation to thank her steganographically.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is almost an orphan, with only an awkward adverb, "stentorianly", in its family and there is nothing to confuse it with. Suggested usage: "Stentorian" is used almost exclusively in reference to the human voice, "It is difficult to argue with a stentorian male like Garth, who uses his voice to dominate conversations". Remember, the voice must be unusually loud to qualify for the epithet "stentorian", "Then we heard Berty's stentorian voice above the hubbub of the weekend crowd at the pub: 'I'll 'ave anuvvuh one o' vese, gov!'" (Someone please sign Berty up for the Word of the Day.) Etymology: The eponym of this commonization is Stentor, the Greek herald in the Trojan War whose voice was as powerful as those of fifty other men according to the Iliad. In the 20's, electrical amplification devices used by music ensembles were sometimes called "stentorphones" and the word remains in the terminology of organ-makers, referring to one of the large tubes in pipe organs. 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The reason for this difference is that "stratagem" was taken from the Doric dialect of Greek, spoken in the south, while "strategy" was taken from the Athenian or northern dialect. The two words have very similar meanings but a strategy is usually a more complex plan, possibly itself comprised of several stratagems for accomplishing individual steps of the overall strategy. Suggested usage: A stratagem is a 'con' that isn't necessarily harmful, "Pretending to be a poor, shy farmer from the prairie isn't a stratagem likely to attract women in the night clubs of New York". You will find modern stratagems and classic ones: "Llewellyn's stratagem for advancement was to marry the boss's daughter". (So long as he doesn't pretend to be a shy farmer from the prairie.) Etymology: Today's word comes to us via French from Latin "strategema", itself borrowed from Greek, from strategein or stratagein "to be a general of an army" from strategos (Doric "stratagos") "general, commander", built on stratos "army, host, people" + agein "to lead". "Stratos" comes from the same Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to spread" that gave English "strew" and "straw". English "street" is also probably a cousin. In Latin, it emerged as struire "to pile up, build", the root found in English borrowings like "construct", "instruct", "instrument", and "obstruct". (Our strategy is to thank Dr. Richard R. Everson for today's word in hopes he will submit more of the same quality.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. 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Delivery-Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 10:23:49 +0200 by mxeu0.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpIi-1E62AG0wYt-0001HW for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 19 Aug 2005 10:23:48 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id A7C6B5C2D13 for ; Fri, 19 Aug 2005 02:21:58 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1124435042-22175-0" Subject: SUBLIMINAL: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 02:21:58 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1124435042-22175-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Subliminal (Adjective) Pronunciation: [sêb-'li-mê-nêl] Definition 1: Operating below the threshold of consciousness. Definition 2: Visually imperceptible but capable of evoking a psychological or physical response. Usage 2: Most commonly used in reference to a discredited study in the 50's in which suggestive pictures or words hidden in a single frame of a motion picture, invisible to the eye, motivated people to make purchases they were unconscious of even desiring. Suggested usage: The term should not be used in reference to the visible flash of "rats" in political ads about the opposition party, as recently occurred in the U.S. A "subliminal desire" is one we are unconscious of and a "subliminal message" is one we are unaware of receiving. Do kids avoid cleaning their rooms in response to a subliminal longing for fungi? One possibility. Etymology: Latin sub "below" + limen "threshold, door". Related to Latin limes "limit" and English lintel. (Probably unrelated to Latin Limus "the god of oblique glances", but who knows?) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? 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Usage 1: Today's word has a near synonym in perfuse "to pour all over or throughout". To effuse is to pour forth, usually profusely, as blood from a serious wound or good spirits from a happy person. To infuse is to pour into so as to permeate. The noun for today's word is "suffusion" and the adjective, suffusive "tending to suffuse", as a suffusive sense of happiness at the arrival of spring. Suggested usage: In 'Desire under the Elms,' Eugene O'Neill sets this scene: "The sky above the roof is suffused with deep colors, the green of the elms glows, but the house is in shadow, seeming pale and washed out by contrast". Suffusion can be a bad thing: "The soil was suffused with so much mercury that nothing could be built on it". It can just as well be good, "Her every word was suffused with warmth and understanding." Etymology: From Latin "suffusus", the past participle of suffundere "to pour under", consisting of sub- "under" + fundere "to pour". The Proto-Indo-European root was *gheus- "pour" but initial [gh] became [f] in Latin and the root was subject to an [n] flitting in and out (nasalization). The root appeared without the [n] in Germanic words such as English "gut" from Old English guttas "intestines" and "gust", from Old Norse gustr "a gush of cold air". "Gush", too, comes from the same source and the name of the watery gusher, "geyser", was borrowed from an Old Norse relative geysa "to gush". (Forgive us if we gush with gratitude to Lyn Laboriel for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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On the other hand, "swelter" has lost its adjective ("sweltry"), so the two roots have united to form a complete family: the verb is "swelter", the participle, "sweltering", but the adjective, with its noun and adverb, is "sultry." Suggested Usage: Sultry days spend most of their time in the tropics: "Malcolm learned to enjoy the sultry evenings in Phuket, eating spicy fish and sipping the cool milk of fresh coconuts by the sea". Today's word has made its way from the weather to women due to our association of heat with sensuality. The actresses Lauren Bacall and Marlene Dietrich often played sultry women in the movies. Today we have an embarrassment of actresses who can assume sultriness at the drop of a script, "Sharon Stone played a sultry novelist out to seduce a cop in the movie Basic Instinct."Etymology: There once were two variants of the verb meaning "to faint (or die) from oppressive heat": sulter and swelter. Each had its own adjective, "sultry" and "sweltry". Both may have come from an Old Germanic stem (*swulter?) lost in the clouds of time. Before vowels [u] tends to become [w] (e.g. "suede", "suave")=97in fact, the name of the letter, double u, suggests their intimate relation. (We are sagging under the sultry days of summer here in Pennsylvania but thank Isabella von Holstein all the same for suggesting an expression for our suffering.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. YDC Word of the Day To have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1093829562-2342-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2005 12:47:21 +0100 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxeu6.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsUu-1CsJjc2BqL-0005dW; Sat, 22 Jan 2005 12:47:20 +0100 by mail.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id E3CFDD89BC for ; Sat, 22 Jan 2005 03:37:48 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1106347650-13867-0" Subject: SUNDER: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Sunder (Verb) Pronunciation: ['sên-dêr] B>Definition 1: To separate, break apart or cleave in two, especially by force. Usage 1: Shakespeare Troilius and Cressida, V. "No space of Earth shall sunder our two hates". The adjective is "asunder" and may be used only in the predicate (The pieces were all asunder when I found them) or as an adverb (It required considerable effort to tear the cat and dog asunder). Suggested usage: When you are in a Germanic mood and want to avoid the sea of Latin borrowings, like "separate", in English, you might shift to something like this: "To make any progress here we have to sunder the two issues and deal with each independently". On the other hand, if you have young kids who are always fighting, you might want to say, "If you two don't break it up yourselves, I'm going to have to sunder you". This verb packs much more intimidation than "separate" and is likely to be more effective. (Hide the dictionary before using "sunder" to maximally extend the effect.) Etymology: From Old English sundor "apart" (verb gesundrian, syndrian); akin to Old High German suntaron "to sunder" akin to Latin sine "without". and Sanskrit sanutar "away". 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Usage 1: The verb is back-formed from the original "superannuated" but is now used freely both as a transitive and intransitive verb. The adjective, superannuate [supêr'ænuêt] may also be used as a noun to refer to retirees, as a "superanuate home". Definition 2: To retire because of incapacity. Suggested Usage: We live in a society with built-in superannuation of both sorts, so finding applications is not difficult: "The sheep were simply superannuated by my new lawnmower, so I sold them". "I'll putter in the garden only when I'm superannuated (retired)." Etymology: Medieval Latin superannuatus, past participle of superannuari "to be too old", in turn from super "over, above" and annus "year", from which we also get "annual" and "anniversary". –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: While in some parts of the U.S. today's word has become acceptable, most people who use this word should be using "supposedly", which means "it is supposed" or "in a supposed manner", i.e. is assumed or believed as true without positive knowledge. This happens when somebody says, "The dinosaurs became extinct after a giant asteroid supposably struck the earth". The correct term in this instance, as your English teacher likely told you, is "supposedly", since the meaning is "it is supposed." Suggested usage: It's as if "supposedly" and "probably" had an illicit affair and created this illegitimate offspring. However, do not be one of those who are quick to correct someone using this word by saying, "That's not even a word". The truth is, it is a word, just not the word speakers usually intend when they use it. "Supposably", like all deverbal adjectives on "-able", would mean "can be supposed" and not "is supposed". Supposably, one could use today=92s word in a sentence like this even though few currently would. However, such a use is supposable (can be supposed) and the phrase is grammatically healthy. Etymology: From old French "supposer" from Medieval Latin supponere "to put under" based on sub- "under" + ponere "to put". Over time, the stem was confused with "poser" from Latin pausare "to halt, pause, rest", which eventually replaced it in all Romance languages. The original stem "pon-" may be distantly related to the root *apo "away", which devolved into "off" and "of" in English, going back to an unattested form *po-s(i)nere "let, leave". 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Usage 1: This word may be used as a verb meaning "to overindulge" or "supply in excess". You may surfeit yourself on shepherd pie or your mother may do it for you. If she does, she is a "surfeiter." Suggested usage: No doubt, you have been involved in projects that suffered from a surfeit of advice in the face of a dearth of voluntary action. It is a common enough plight. Dining with a motherly type who all but force feeds you her kitchen fare is another. The next time you are importuned to overeat by a solicitous hostess, impress her with this, "No, thank you. I would not want to tempt a surfeit of such culinary splendor." Etymology: From Old French surfait "excess" the past participle of surfaire "to overdo", a combination of sur- "over, above" + faire "to do, make". "Sur" is the French resolution of Latin "super", itself a child of the same root as Greek hyper- and English "over". "Faire" is the French reflex of Latin "facere", which derives predictably from PIE *dhe-, whose sister *dho- gave "do" in English". Check our FAQ sheet for more on PIE. (We hope we have not surfeited you with information about today's lexical pearl, donated by Phyllis Stabler. We do appreciate her contribution.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The verb, surrept, means "to steal or filch stealthily" and the noun is surreption "theft by stealth" or "secretive misrepresentation". Both are highlighted now by my spellchecker, indicating they are used far less often than today's adjective. Remember that today's adjective is written "surreptitious" with two "t's" and without any "c." Suggested usage: "Connelly thinks someone surreptitiously replaced everything in his office with exact duplicates". (Don't laugh at Connelly; the same thing happened to me!) The real challenge to all of us, however, is to revive the relatives of today's word: "Madeleine rose to the top of the company through surreption and intrigue". If the police in your neighborhood tend to ignore you, try this to capture their attention: "Someone surrepted my car under cover of night." Etymology: Latin surrepticius from surripere "to take away secretly" based on sub- "under" (used in many words to mean 'under cover, secretly') + rapere "to seize". We Indo-Europeans have done well for people whose ancestors apparently struggled to distinguish up from down. The Latin prefix sub- "down, under" comes from the same PIE root that gives us English "up". The original root was *upo but PIE words often appeared with and without a mysterious initial "s". Even in Latin, super- "over" comes from the same root with a suffix "-r" while in Greek hypo- "under" (hypodermic "under the skin") and "hyper- "over" (hypersensitive) share the same origin as Latin sub- and super-. (See our FAQ sheet for more PIE.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This adjective compares the old fashioned way: "svelter" and "sveltest". The noun is "svelteness" and the adverb, "sveltely", though we recommend you avoid words this lumpish and ungainly. "Svelte" sounds as sophisticated as its meaning but it has a family of black sheep. The connection it makes between "slender" and "elegant" reflects Western societies bias against the zaftig. (Remember that Word of the Day November 24, 2000?) Suggested usage: Always try to maintain as positive an attitude toward your friends as possible: "Marlene, you look so svelte in the area covered by your new swim suit!" (You don't have to mention the bulges around the edges.) Remember, "slender" is the basic meaning, "Hmmm. The envelope is a bit too svelte to be an acceptance from Cornell but open it any way." Etymology: French, from Italian svelto, past participle of svellere "to stretch out" devolved from Vulgar Latin *exvellere based on ex- "out" + vellere "to pull". Where the root of the Latin word comes from is difficult to say. It apparently comes from an underlying *wel- but that root in PIE seems to have been "roll, twist", not "stretch" or "pull". If they are related, the root here is akin to German Welle "wave", walzen "roll", and English "envelop(e)". (Our gratitude today is owed to the ever elegant and graceful=97and probably svelte=97friend of yourDictionary, Phyllis Stabler.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1128064106-27315-0-- Delivery-Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 20:34:51 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu12) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKrQq-1EaICA34G0-0006Ji for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 10 Nov 2005 20:34:51 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id CC3025C258D for ; Thu, 10 Nov 2005 12:11:48 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1131644304-24164-0" Subject: SWANK: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 12:11:48 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1131644304-24164-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Swank (Adjective) Pronunciation: ['swængk] Definition 1: (Colloquial) In the US: a slightly pejorative term meaning "luxurious, fashionably elegant", referring to dwellings, restaurants, and the like. In parts of Scotland it means "active, agile". Elsewhere it means "ostentatiously pretentious." Usage 1: Today's word comes with an extended family. "Swank" can be a noun, meaning smartness in bearing, or, less politely, a swagger. As an intransitive verb, it means to act pretentiously, to swagger. "Swanky" is an adjective derived from the noun meaning "swaggering, boastful". In the US it seems to be derived from the adjective and has the same meaning except its application is not restricted to places. Of course, where there is a "swanky" there must be a "swankiness". That is the noun accomplice of today=92s word. Suggested usage: Today=92s word is used most widely with places like swank hotels and swank restaurants. However, with the suffix "-y", it may be used with other words: a swanky car, a swanky outfit for a swank café. The verb is less becoming, "Chas swanked in and lectured us on the hard work he'd done to land the pickled pea packaging account." Etymology: "Swank" appears in 1809 in English with the meaning "to strut". It is related to Middle High German swanken "to sway, totter" and Old High German swingan "to swing", itself a cousin of Old English swingan "to swing" and Old Norse sveggia "to swing, sway". All of those words point to the physical motion of a swagger, and "swank" adds some speculation about the inflated ego that would cause someone to walk that way. (Curious that today's contributor, Steve Swank should have thought of today's word. Hmm.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun for this lifestyle is "sybaritism" which implies an adjectival "sybaritic" and adverb, "sybaritically". Thackeray left us with this description of his dining in 1887, "It was a Sybaritic repast, in a magnificent apartment, and we were all of us young voluptuaries of fashion." Suggested usage: Perhaps the epitome of sybaritic pleasures emerges in Fellini's 'La Dolce Vita' or the activities in the Playboy mansion in Chicago=97heavily financed hedonism. However, it is not limited to these two instances: "Only a few of the sybarites heading US corporations at the end of the last century have paid any penalty for financing their sybaritism with company funds." Etymology: Sybaris was a city of Magna Graecia located in southern Italy on the Gulf of Taranto. It was founded in 720 B.C. by settlers from Greek Peloponnesus (Argolis) and grew to be very prosperous, acquiring a reputation for its luxurious life style. It was destroyed by its jealous neighbor, Crotona, in 510 B.C. 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Usage 1: The rather worn joke goes something like this=97Lackey: "Yes, boss, whatever you say, boss". Boss: "'Yes? Yes? Why do you say 'yes' to whatever I say? What kind of sycophant are you?" Lackey: "Um, what kind do you want me to be?" The noun is "sycophancy." Suggested usage: "Julian is proud of his independence; there's not a sycophantic bone in his body" exemplifies the adjectival form of the word. "Dieter thought that he maintained his dignity, but we thought he performed sycophantically before his superiors all evening", illustrates the adverb. Etymology: From Latin sycophanta "informer, slanderer" from Greek sykophantes "informer". "Sykophantes" comprises sykon "fig" + -phantes "one who shows or displays". The stem of "-phantes" also gives us "photo" and its PIE root "bha-" turns up in English "beacon" and "banner"=97all rather showy things, like the sycophant showing obeisance. 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It is a legitimate adjective, however; the adverb is the usual "synallagmatically". The noun would be "synallagmaticity", if anyone had thought to use it. Suggested Usage: The terms of a contract or treaty may be accepted synallagmatically, i.e. by all sides participating in the negotiations. Synallagmatic amnesties often follow wars. Household uses are not common but can be forced, "No, dear, I'm afraid our agreement was synallagmatic; if you don't rake the leaves, I don't give you the money." Etymology: From Greek synallagmatikos "contractual", the adjective of synallagma, -atos "contract, covenant". This noun comprises syn "together, with" + allassein "to exchange". The prefix syn- is the same prefix we find in "sympathy" and is akin to Latin con- found in "condolence" and many other Latin words beginning on con- and its variants, com-, cor-, and col-. 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Thank you! The Dictionaries: • Language • Multilingual • 'Nyms & such • Translation • Specialty Word of the Day Synallagmatic (Noun) Pronunciation: [sin-æ-lêg-'mæ-tik] Listen Definition: Imposing mutual obligations, bilateral; reciprocally binding, as the terms of a multilateral contract or treaty. Usage: The word is used so rarely that it does not appear in either our own dictionary or the American Heritage. It is a legitimate adjective, however; the adverb is the usual "synallagmatically". The noun would be "synallagmaticity", if anyone had thought to use it. Suggested Usage: The terms of a contract or treaty may be accepted synallagmatically, i.e. by all sides participating in the negotiations. Synallagmatic amnesties often follow wars. Household uses are not common but can be forced, "No, dear, I'm afraid our agreement was synallagmatic; if you don't rake the leaves, I don't give you the money." Etymology: From Greek synallagmatikos "contractual", the adjective of synallagma, -atos "contract, covenant". This noun comprises syn "together, with" + allassein "to exchange". The prefix syn- is the same prefix we find in "sympathy" and is akin to Latin con- found in "condolence" and many other Latin words beginning on con- and its variants, com-, cor-, and col-. Both these share a source with Russian s(o) from earlier su(n)-, as in "s-put-nik", literally, with-travel-er =3D "traveling companion" or "satellite." —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Enjoy these great offers for WOTD subscribers! pmguid:4wg.kf21.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-17520-0-1175065213-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 10:18:37 +0200 by mxeu11.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1Di6cx14u7-0008VC for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 14 Jun 2005 10:18:31 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 30DC85C6101 for ; Tue, 14 Jun 2005 02:15:57 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1118732336-2159-0" Subject: SYNECDOCHE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 02:15:57 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1118732336-2159-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Synecdoche (Noun) Pronunciation: [sin-'ek-dê-kee or sên-'ek-dê-kee] Definition 1: Metaphorical technique of naming a specific part when referring to the whole, or, conversely, naming the whole to indicate a part. Usage 1: A literary term for a habit that is ubiquitous in common speech. Suggested usage: A good football receiver might be called "Hands". Indeed, "All hands on deck!" presupposes an entire sailor will bring them up. When you hear someone say "the (big-) mouth knows everything" referring to someone who talks a lot, that is synecdoche. On the other hand, "The law is after him" implies a part of the law is looking for him--only the police. Etymology: From Greek synekdoche, from syn-ek-dechesthai "to take on a share of": syn- "with, together" + ek "out of, from" + dechomai "take, receive". Ek-decomai also means "take" in the sense of "understand" (opposite of "mistake"). The "doche" is also akin to Latin doc-ere "to teach" found in words like "doc-ent", "doc-tor", and "dog-ma." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1118732336-2159-0-- Delivery-Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 10:42:28 +0200 by mxeu11.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKuA8-1EPFiM3Tb8-0001kG for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 11 Oct 2005 10:42:26 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 99EEA5C3E5C for ; Tue, 11 Oct 2005 02:35:24 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1129014556-858-0" Subject: SYZYGY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 02:35:24 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1129014556-858-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Syzygy (Noun) Pronunciation: ['si-zê-jee] Definition 1: The alignment of two (or more) celestial bodies, as the moon and sun are in alignment vis-a-vis the earth during an eclipse; by extension, any two distinct objects or ideas in alignment or conjunction with each other. Usage 1: The moon is in syzygy with the earth and sun when it is new or full. Conjunctive syzygy occurs at the new moon, when the Sun and Moon appear on the same side of the Earth. The other syzygy condition, opposition, results in the full moon, since the Sun and Moon are on opposite sides of the Earth. The plural is "syzygies" and the adjective is "syzygetic." Suggested usage: Let's bring this word down to earth. Things, especially events, align themselves as much on earth as in the heavens. "We were delayed by an unexpected syzygy of events: I bent over to tie my shoe just as, behind me, Beryl drew the mop handle back to finish cleaning the floor". Here is another plain English application: "A syzygy of summer tires, icy roads, and a sharp curve wrapped my car around a tree." Etymology: Late Latin syzygia, from Greek syzygia "union", derived from syzygos "paired": syn- "together, with" + zygon "yoke". The PIE root *yeug-, whence "zygon" derived, is also the source of English "yoke" not to mention Sanskrit yugam "yoke" and yogah "union" from which English "yoga" is borrowed. "Join", "joint", "juncture", and similar words also go back to the same root. See "Words: Where do they Come from?" in yourDictionary's library for a slice of PIE. (It is appropriate that today's word emerged from a fortunate syzygy of the minds of Chris Stewart of South Africa, Jonathan B. Taylor, and Susan Dillbeck of the USA.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The moon is in syzygy with the earth and sun when it is new or full. Conjunctive syzygy occurs at the new moon, when the Sun and Moon appear on the same side of the Earth. The other syzygy condition, opposition, results in the full moon, since the Sun and Moon are on opposite sides of the Earth. The plural is "syzygies" and the adjective is "syzygetic." Suggested usage: Let's bring this word down to earth. Things, especially events, align themselves as much on earth as in the heavens. "We were delayed by an unexpected syzygy of events: I bent over to tie my shoe just as, behind me, Beryl drew the mop handle back to finish cleaning the floor". Here is another plain English application: "A syzygy of summer tires, icy roads, and a sharp curve wrapped my car around a tree." Etymology: Late Latin syzygia, from Greek syzygia "union", derived from syzygos "paired": syn- "together, with" + zygon "yoke". The PIE root *yeug-, whence "zygon" derived, is also the source of English "yoke" not to mention Sanskrit yugam "yoke" and yogah "union" from which English "yoga" is borrowed. "Join", "joint", "juncture", and similar words also go back to the same root. See "Words: Where do they Come from?" in yourDictionary's library for a slice of PIE. (It is appropriate that today's word emerged from a fortunate syzygy of the minds of Chris Stewart of South Africa, Jonathan B. Taylor, and Susan Dillbeck of the USA.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud =09 =09 Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: This is a medical term probably not suited for romantic encounters: "Marilyn, your eyes give me profound tachycardia" will probably not melt Mariyn's affections as much as "you make my heart beat faster" (unless Marilyn is a cardiologist). "I suggested they call their new coffee 'Tachycardia' or reduce its caffeine content." Etymology: Greek tachy- "swift" + kardia "heart". Greek "kardia" is a perfect example of the unity of Indo-European languages. In German it is "Herz", in Russian "serd-ce", Hindi "hridaya", Kurdish "cerg", Khowar "hardi", and in Latin cordis "of the heart". The original PIE [k] sound changed to [h] in many languages and to [s] in Slavic. Metathesis, the switching of the positions of [r] and the vowel seen in Hindi, occurs in several languages. The origin of all these words is obviously the same, some root *krd- in the original or "mother" language, Proto-Indo-European. 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Usage 1: Today's word is a member of a robust family: "taciturnity" is the noun and "taciturnly", the adverb. Similar adjectives are "reticent" and "laconic". "Reticent" ['re-di-sênt] implies a reluctance to express something. (It does NOT mean "hesitant!") "Reticent" implies holding back something known. "Laconic" [lê-'kah-nik] refers to speaking only when necessary and then tersely, in short phrases and without wasting words. Suggested usage: "Taciturn" refers to an avoidance of speech that is borders the unsociable, a reluctance to speak even when speech is necessary: "Salzmann has been noticeably taciturn this week; he must be sulking over some petty slight one of us made unawares". It can also be motivated by shyness, fatigue, or other understandable traits or conditions, "She is an intelligent but taciturn young woman, more inclined to express herself in writing than in conversation." Etymology: From Latin "taciturnus" based on tacitus "silent", the past participle of tacere "to be silent". A related word is tacit "unspoken but implied". Few other words seem related to this stem. However, one famous name is. In his discourse with Hermogenes in "Cratylus", Socrates demonstrates the arbitrary relationship between words and what they refer to. (Just because someone is named "Gross" doesn't mean that they are gross.) A striking example of Socrates' point was the Roman historian Cornelius Tacitus (ca. 55=97120) who, despite being named "silence", was one of the most elegant orators and historians of his time. 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Usage 1: Martial arts in Korea dates back 2000 years. Tae kwan do developed from su-bak, which emerged around 800 years ago. This year it will be an Olympic sport for the first time. Suggested usage: Knowing the word means "a way to trample (someone/thing) with your fists" (see etymology) limits this term's usage among civil mortals like ourselves. However, one might say, "Talking to her is mental taekwando", of someone who insists on complex arguments that are at time mentally punishing. Etymology: Entered English in 1967 from Korean t'aekwondo, from t'ae- "trample" + kwon "fist" + to "way". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Taliban "students" is the plural of talib "student (of Islamic theology)" so some say the "Taliban are" rather than "is". No adjectives or verbs have been derived from this word (yet). Suggested usage: The Taliban rule a country of 25 million people about the size of Texas, despite continuing opposition from two other Mujahideen factions, one of which attacked the Kabul airport recently. The Taliban hold sway over a country where 25% of all children do not live to their 5th birthday and the average life expectancy is 44 years. The Taliban accept only rigid, conservative interpretations of shari'a (Islamic law), thereby ruling out discussion of modern developments (bid'a). Etymology: From Pashto (or Farsi) taliban, comprising talib "theological student" + -an, animate plural marker. "Talib" comes from Arabic "talib" based on the root *tlb "to search for, seek". After the Soviet withdrawal on February 15, 1989, the various Mujahideen factions turned against one another and the Taliban arose from the prevailing chaos to garner control of the country. "Mujahid" is someone engaged in a holy war (jihad) and "mujahideen" or "mujahidin" is the plural. (Many thanks to YDC expert advisor George Cardona of the University of Pennsylvania, Professor Robert Hoberman of SUNY Stony Brook, and Dr. Language for help on today's etymology.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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If the message doesn't display correctly, please contact us through our Contact Page, and make sure to mention which email program, operating system and version you are using, and some details about the problem. We are still in the process of fixing some issues. Thank you for your help. Links WotD Archives WotD Dictionary WotD Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word: Tart (Noun, Adjective) Pronunciation: [tah(r)t] Listen Definition: (Noun 1) A small pie with a shallow shell, no covering, and various fillings, usually of fruit; (Noun 2) a wanton or loose girl, a woman who wears cheap, gaudy clothes; (Adjective) pungently sour, sharp to the taste. Usage: The adjective "tart" may well be a different word, though its meaning seems more relevant to the sense of the second noun than to that of the first. The adjective, of course, has an adverb, "tartly" and a noun "tartness". The adjective "tarty", which comes from the noun, goes only with the second sense of the word, i.e. "cheap, gaudy", as to wear a tarty tank top. Suggested Usage: We cannot resist the temptation of saying, "Tanya makes a deliciously tart tart of cherries from her garden". But then, why stop there: "I bought a tart tart from a cute tart in the mall today". Tarts do make tarts, and there are places in the English-speaking world where the term is used without offense. Etymology: The first sense of today's word probably was borrowed from an Old French word like "torte" (current French "tourte") which comes from Late Latin "torta panis", a kind of bread. This word refers to the rich, thin-layered cakes of Europe, such as the German Torte and the Russian tort. The second meaning of the noun probably derives from the adjective, since tarty girls are visually sharp and pungent. This word comes from the Proto-Indo-European *der- "to split, flay", with current meanings ranging from the burning sensation of skin flayed and to skin itself (Greek derma "skin"). In English is turns up as the verb "tear", as well as the adjective "tart". (Today we owe a debt of gratitude to Alan Lederman for suggesting the lexical pungency of this word.) –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it". --The Talmud Spread the Word Like what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here. 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Usage 1: Today's word has small family consisting of an adverb "tawdrily" and a noun, "tawdriness". "Tawdry" itself may also be used as a noun, as Richardson used it when he wrote in 'Clarissa' (1747), "Only for the sake of having a little more tawdry upon his housings." Suggested usage: In general, we think of dressing tawdrily, but a person may behave tawdrily, too, "She was perfectly dressed for her tawdry flirtations with all the men at the party". In fact, tawdriness can appear anywhere: "They draped their entire premises with tawdry blinking decorations to celebrate the birth of their Lord." Etymology: The meaning of today's word reflects undeserved shame on its eponym. Etheldreda, the queen of Northumberland in the 7th century, rejected the pomp and circumstance of her station and moved to the Isle of Ely near Cambridge, where she established a convent. As she lay dying of a throat tumor in 679, she declared her malady divine punishment for the vanity of her youth, when she was overly fond of neckwear. She was canonized as St. Audrey and the city of Ely established an annual fair in her honor. In time, this fair became known for its cheap, frilly scarves, called, St. Audrey's lace. This expression eventually degenerated to (Sain)t Audry lace and then the "lace" was dropped altogether and the remainder respelled as today's word. (Today's word was not a tawdry contribution at all, so we thank John Ollivier for his suggesting it.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: In its classical definition, today's word refers to a stage scene in which a character stands on a wall or balcony and describes a large scene, such as a sunset or advancing army, out of view of the audience. In its modern sense, it refers to the perspective of literary or real characters who live in an environment visually dominated by a wall such as the Berlin Wall or the wall around the Warsaw ghetto of World War II. Such characters live in a teichoscopic world. A "teichoscope" will be an apparatus for viewing or examining walls as soon as it is invented. (Is language richer than the world it describes? would be an interesting question to discuss in the Agora. Please visit today.) Suggested usage: First, let us test the classic use of today's noun: "The action of the battle was conveyed teichoscopically to the audience by a fair-hair maiden standing on a balcony overlooking the square". Literary critics, however, want to use the word in the sense of viewing a wall itself, for example, "The teichoscopy of prison life is the heaviest burden a prisoner must bear". Perhaps a few years of this type of teichoscopy would improve the view of accounting held by those accountants who 'cook the books' by legerdemain. Etymology: "Teichoscopy" originated in Book III of Homer's Iliad when Helen describes to King Priam the Greek heroes from the city walls of Troy. It is a compound based on teichos "wall" + skopia "viewing". "Teichos" comes from an original root meaning "knead dough (for bread) or clay (for walls, tiles, or pottery). The same root in German is Teig "dough". In Latin it became fingere "shape, mould", whose past participle "fictus" underlies English "fiction". The Greek stem skop- "see" comes from the same source as Latin spec- "look, watch", underlying "spectacle", "spectator", "inspection", and the like. For some odd reason the [p] and [k] sounds metathesized, switched places, in Greek. The same root may be seen in "telescope", "cinemascope", and others. (We owe serious gratitude to Dieter Simon of Purley, England for alerting us to today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Although "tenebrific" is usually used as a synonym of "tenebrous", there is a subtle difference: tenebrous ['te-nê-brês] means "dark, shadowy; obscure, unclear; gloomy or pessimistic" while today's word means "causing" any of those conditions. "Tenebrious" is a widely accepted misspelling of tenebrous that has crept into the language. Both adjectives have nouns, "tenebrificity" and "tenebrosity" or you can always just add -ness: "tenebrousness", "tenebrificness." Suggested usage: Keep in mind that today's word implies an action while "tenebrous" implies a state, "A tenebrific writer writes tenebrous prose". Although this adjective may refer to actual darkness, it usually refers to the metaphorical stuff: "The committee was well on its way to resolving the problem when Lotta Bolloni woke up and made several tenebrific proposals that threw the meeting into chaos." Etymology: Today's word is a creation based on Latin tenebrae "darkness", which came from the Proto-Indo-European root *tem(a)-/tom(a)- "dark", the same root found in Sanskrit tamisra "dark". It appears unchanged in Latin temere "to dishonor, disgrace". In Russian it shows up in temno "dark" and ten' "shade, shadow". In German it appears in Dämmer "dusk, twilight" underlying the Dämmerung of Richard Wagner's opera, Die Götterdämmerung "The Twilight of the Gods". (We are again grateful for a word from Agora faithful, Katy Brezger, who loves the shades of meanings found in words like today's as much as we do.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! 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The edges of the material are fastened to the nails all around the frame after the frame is adjusted to be slightly larger than the piece of cloth. Usage 1: Non-shrink fabrics made tenters pretty much obsolete years ago but the word persists in the compound "tenterhooks", itself rarely used outside the phrase "to be on tenterhooks" (as opposed to tender hooks, which hold nothing). You may use this noun as a verb: to tenter material is to stretch it out on a frame. Suggested usage: For those of us who have seen curtains stretched on a tenter, the metaphor could not be more obvious: "If we don't finish this job today, the boss will have us on tenters". To be on tenterhooks, however, implies that you are in a state of heightened anticipation, as to be on tenterhooks to find out a final exam grade. Another way of expressing pretty much the same thing is to say you are on pins and needles. This phrase is probably in the process of replacing "on tenterhooks", as the concept of the tenter fades among ever younger generations. Etymology: Today's word comes Latin tentorium "shelter made of stretched skins", from tendere "to stretch", also the origin of "tent". The original Proto-Indo-European root was *ten- "to stretch" and it came to English through its proto-Germanic ancestors as "thin", the state animal products reach when stretched. The Latin word, "tendere", also gave us "tender", "extend", and other words originally implying a stretch. "Tetanus" comes from the Greek variant in tetanus "stiff, rigid", another state arrived at by stretching. The same root turns up twice in Sanskrit, both as tasaram "shuttle" and tantram "loom", where shuttles are used. In Persian the [n] was lost to produce tar "string", which underlies Hindi "sitar". 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Usage 1: In the new age of global terrorism, we now face "ecoterrorism" on ecological issues, the "narcoterrorism" of drug lords in Columbia, Mexico, and other nations, and now=97of all bizarre concepts=97religious terrorism. (Should we call it "religioterrorism"?) All who resort to any sort of terrorism are "terrorists." Suggested usage: The difference between criminals and terrorists is not simply the fact that terrorists use political or philosophical justification for their illegal acts. Terrorists use the threat of violence to frighten a population into compliance with their beliefs. Terrorism hence works only with a population whose fear petrifies them; those who retaliate are less susceptible to terrorism and hence represent the greatest threat to it. Such resisters often become the focus of terrorists but they also represent the best hope for defeating it. 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Usage 1: The plural of today's word is "testimonies" and the verb underlying it is "testify". However, the person who testifies is a witness rather than a testifier. Suggested usage: Although the legal application of this word is most commonly encountered, the metaphoric uses are much more touching, "The tall, toppling chimney bore mute testimony of the mansion that once stood on the spot". We see this type of testimony all around us: "Sarah Bellum's new mink coat was telling testimony to the size of the raise she had received." Etymology: This word comes to us from Old French testimonie (current French témoin "witness") from Latin "testimonium", made up of testis "witness" and, possibly, a noun from monere "to remind". "Testis", believe it or not, comes from the same root as Latin tri "three", also the origin of our "three". It was originally a compound noun rather like *tri-sta-i- meaning, roughly, "third person standing by", with the *sta- root found in English "stand" and "stead". 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We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1148972126-15169-0-- Delivery-Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2005 10:20:35 +0200 by mxeu10.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKu60-1E8ZRr0ZK6-0004wN for eee01@etymologie.info; Fri, 26 Aug 2005 10:20:27 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id E20685C195E for ; Fri, 26 Aug 2005 02:20:25 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1125039868-32238-0" Subject: THELYPHTHORIC: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2005 02:20:25 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1125039868-32238-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Thelyphthoric (Adjective) Pronunciation: [the-lêf-'tho-rik or thee-] Definition 1: (Obsolete) Corruptive of the morals of women. Usage 1: Although the Oxford Dictionary claims this word is a nonce word, created and used once for a specific purpose, it has been used since Madan (see Etymology) and it is as well-formed as any Hellenic compound in English. Its masculine counterpart, "androphthoric", is easily derived. This word has more "h's" than "chthonic". Be careful not to drop any. Suggested usage: There are obvious religious applications of today's word: "The parson warned the congregation of the thelyphthoric effects of Britney Spears' new video". But the layman will find uses for it, too: "Finding it less time-consuming than plying the young ladies with libation, Giuseppe soon learned that paying them gratuitous compliments was more efficient for swaying them to his thelyphthoric ends." Etymology: Today's word was the creation of Martin Madan, who wrote in 1780 "Thelyphthora or, A treatise on female ruin: in its causes, effects, consequences, prevention, and remedy". Madan put this word together from Greek thelus "woman" + phthora "destruction, ruin". Both Greek words have resisted efforts of etymologists to dissipate their mystery. (We happily accept today's word from Pierre-Louis Houle of Montreal, Canada without asking why he should need it.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The adjective is "theurgic(al)" and the adverb is "theurgically". Not to be confused with "theology", the study of God and religion. Suggested usage: Here is a term we can use to indicate extremely difficult circumstances: "It would take an act of theurgy to get Fran=E7ois to change his mind". Remember, this same word may refer to an appeal to the gods, "I've tried everything short of theurgy to keep the leaves out of my gutters; nothing seems to work". Keep in mind that the appeal has to be for good. Etymology: Late Latin theurgia, from Late Greek theourgia, from theourgos "miracle worker", itself based on Greek theos "god" + ergon "work". The etymology of "theos" is beclouded. It does not seem related to Latin deus "god" bur rather to feriae "holidays" (whence our "fair") and festus "festive", which led to "feast" and "fete". ("Fete" is from French fête where the [ê] indicates the loss of an earlier [s], e.g. bête noir "black beast.") "Theos" also underlies English "atheism" and "enthusiasm". "Ergon" goes back to an earlier *werg- which produced German Werk "work, factory" and English "work", the origin of wright "worker", as in "playwright, cartwright, shipwright" and the wrought "worked, made" of "wrought iron." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: As you use today's word, be careful not to confuse it with titillate "to excite as though by tickling", a mistake made by no one less than Dylan Thomas, who wrote in one of his letters: "Even now twelve heartfelt pages are titivating the senses of a Dead Letter superintendent". Even were the letter written in one of his sessions at the pub, the verb here should have been "titillate". The activity is "titivation" and someone prone to the activity would be a "titivator". The adjective would be "titivating" as, "She tossed back a stray curl of hair with a titivating gesture of her hand." Suggested usage: The basic meaning of today's word is "to tidy up" something some of us can never get enough of: "Muriel stretched Edgar's patience to its limit, titivating his attire before their every departure from the house". Today, however, the meaning has broadened to include almost any kind of decoration, "The ox-cart carrying the newlyweds had been titivated with brightly colored ribbons." Etymology: Originally spelled "tidivate" or "tiddivate", this word is ostensibly a blend (portmanteau) of "tidy" + some Latinate borrowing such as "cultivate", "elevate", or "renovate". Notice that between two vowels, English [t] is pronounced [d] in many dialects, especially in the US; hence, the change in spelling does not affect the pronunciation in these dialects. The exact origin is unknown but it first began appearing in print around 1805. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Tmesis (noun) Pronunciation: [tê-'mee-sis] Definition: The insertion of words between the constituents of words, e.g. "abso-bloody-lutely" or "abso-bloomin'-lutely." Usage: Today's word refers to one way in which we toy with our language. The traditional English linguistic term for it is "sandwich word", since a word is sandwiched in between two parts of another. This is stylistic conceit used for emphasis. "Fan-bloody-tastic" tells the listener that whatever you are referring to is even more fantastic than what you would ordinarily call "fantastic" (an overused hyperbole itself). The plural is, like all English words ending on "-is", "tmeses." Suggested Usage: Because it is used for emphasis, the words chosen to separate the parts of the emphasized word are often off-colored. Here are some other examples that we have tidied up a bit: "Mononga-frigging-hela", "un-dam-satisfactory", "Missi-doggone-ssippi", "inde-goldarned-pendent". Use your imagination. This line from Shakespeare's Richard II (V.3) is often quoted as an example: "If on the first, how heinous e'er it be, To win thy after-love I pardon thee". However, this was probably written before "how" and "ever" permanently joined forces in English. Etymology: Today's word comes via Latin from Greek tmesis "a cutting" from temnein "to cut". The Proto-Indo-European root, like many others, appeared as a triplet, *tom-/*tem-/*tm-, which also gave us "atom" (uncuttable), "anatomy" from Greek anatome "dissection", and "epitome" from the Greek word meaning "an abridgement". 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Tmesis (Noun) Pronunciation: [tê-'mee-sis] Listen Definition: The insertion of words between the constituents of words, e.g. "abso-bloody-lutely" or "abso-bloomin'-lutely." Usage: Today's word refers to one way in which we toy with our language. The traditional English linguistic term for it is "sandwich word", since a word is sandwiched in between two parts of another. This is stylistic conceit used for emphasis. "Fan-bloody-tastic" tells the listener that whatever you are referring to is even more fantastic than what you would ordinarily call "fantastic" (an overused hyperbole itself). The plural is, like all English words ending on –is, "tmeses." Suggested Usage: Because it is used for emphasis, the words chosen to separate the parts of the emphasized word are often off-colored. Here are some other examples that we have tidied up a bit: "Mononga-frigging-hela", "un-dam-satisfactory", "Missi-doggone-ssippi", "inde-goldarned-pendent". Use your imagination. This line from Shakespeare's Richard II (V.3) is often quoted as an example: "If on the first, how heinous e'er it be, To win thy after-love I pardon thee". However, this was probably written before "how" and "ever" permanently joined forces in English. Etymology: Today's word comes via Latin from Greek tmesis "a cutting" from temnein "to cut". The Proto-Indo-European root, like many others, appeared as a triplet, *tom-/*tem-/*tm-, which also gave us "atom" (uncuttable), "anatomy" from Greek anatome "dissection", and "epitome" from the Greek word meaning "an abridgement". Of course, the adjective referring to barbers and hair-cutting, "tonsorial" and "tonsure", share the same origin. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4wg.kfnc.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-12690-0-1175151626-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 10:30:50 +0200 id 0MKrQq-1EEji70Loy-0004K2 for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 12 Sep 2005 10:30:43 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 273235C1397 for ; Mon, 12 Sep 2005 02:30:42 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1126509118-23928-0" Subject: TMESIS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 02:30:42 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1126509118-23928-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Tmesis (Noun) Pronunciation: [tê-'mee-sis] Definition 1: The insertion of words between the constituents of words, e.g. "abso-bloody-lutely" or "abso-bloomin'-lutely." Usage 1: Today's word refers to one way in which we toy with our language. The traditional English linguistic term for it is "sandwich word", since a word is sandwiched in between two parts of another. This is stylistic conceit used for emphasis. "Fan-bloody-tastic" tells the listener that whatever you are referring to is even more fantastic than what you would ordinarily call "fantastic" (an overused hyperbole itself). The plural is, like all English words ending on "-is", "tmeses." Suggested usage: Because it is used for emphasis, the words chosen to separate the parts of the emphasized word are often off-colored. Here are some other examples that we have tidied up a bit: "Mononga-frigging-hela", "un-dam-satisfactory", "Missi-doggone-ssippi", "inde-goldarned-pendent". Use your imagination. This line from Shakespeare's Richard II (V.3) is often quoted as an example: "If on the first, how heinous e'er it be, To win thy after-love I pardon thee". However, this was probably written before "how" and "ever" permanently joined forces in English. Etymology: Today's word comes via Latin from Greek tmesis "a cutting" from temnein "to cut". The Proto-Indo-European root, like many others, appeared as a triplet, *tom-/*tem-/*tm-, which also gave us "atom" (uncuttable), "anatomy" from Greek anatome "dissection", and "epitome" from the Greek word meaning "an abridgement". Of course, the adjective referring to barbers and hair-cutting, "tonsorial" and "tonsure", share the same origin. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Around 1700 the British upper class began referring to the most popular lady at a party or a social circle in terms of a habit of putting buttered toast, often with sugar and nutmeg in the butter, in a glass of wine to make it special. Once popular young ladies became the toast of the party, or of the town, raising your glasses to them became "toasting". The toaster or toast-master proposes toasts while the one toasted is the toast or toastee. Suggested usage: Use this word to indicate someone or something special. "I would like to toast the day your grades rise to the point that we can skip summer school". Objects may be toasted, too, "Bourbon Street is the toast of New Orleans". This does not mean that the word has no place at work: "His managerial style is nothing to toast." Etymology: The verb "toast" derives from Old French toster "to roast or grill" from Latin *tostare, based on tost-, the supine stem of torrere "to parch". The earlier root underlying "torrere" also provided the Latin basis of "torrid" and "torrent" (from Latin for "boiling"), as well as terra "dry land", underlying "territory", "terrain", and "terrier", a hunting dog that pursues its quarry into its burrow. In English, the same root turns up as thirst "dryness, thirst." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word may also be used as a verb signifying the use of a toboggan, as to toboggan down a snowy hill. However, if you are in the Southeastern US where snow is a rarity, be careful using today's word. In the US South it more usually refers to the knitted, stretchable hat that you might pull over your head to toboggan. You are a tobogganer if you toboggan. Suggested usage: Be sure you know who you are talking to if you say anything like, "Hey, put a toboggan on your head and let's toboggan". Northerners will think you are going to carry your sled on top of your head but Southerners will think you should pull on a knitted cap. Tobogganing is a headlong plunge downhill, so we could also say, "With the economy tobogganing heaven knows where, it is better to keep your money in a sock under your mattress." Etymology: Borrowed by French Canadians from an Algonquian language. It was originally spelled tabaganne (Le Clercq 'Nouvelle Relation de la Gaspesie,' 1691, p. 70). The word was probably borrowed from Micmac (Lower Canada, Nova Scotia) "tob=E2kun", a word related to Abnaki (Quebec and Maine) "ud=E3b=E3gan", Montaignais "utapan", Cree "ot=E2b=E2n=E2sk", and Ojibwe "odaban-ak". (Today we thank Phyllis Rich for spotting an interesting story in today's seasonal word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun "tonsor" dropped out of usage long ago but the adjective refused to go with it. Despite the migration of English-speaking males from barbers to hair stylists the meaning of the adjective has remained steadfast. Suggested usage: This word bears the imprint of age but also of sophistication, "Your sartorial elegance deserves better tonsorial care" says so much more, mom, than "Comb your hair!" Even when applied negatively, it adds a sense of exceptional taste, "His head bore witness to years of tonsorial mismanagement". (Indeed, tonsorial mismanagement might describe some of the most popular of the current hair styles.) Etymology: Latin tonsor "barber" from tondere "to shear, clip" from which "tonsure" also derives. Akin to Greek temnein "to cut" and its noun, tomos "a cut, a volume" (whence English "tome"). The same root emerges in Latin with the suffix -l as templum "temple". 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Usage 1: A tort is a wrong or harm other than breach of contract, not to be confused with a torte (from Latin torta "twisted loaf"), the European cake, or a tart, the tasty pastry or the tasteless one. Examples include negligence, product liability, cooking the company books (but not tarts), traffic violations, assault. Intentional torts are uninsurable crimes, libel and slander, the exceptions. Companies and individuals may insure themselves against unintentional torts. Suggested usage: This word is brought to you as part of yourDictionary's unrelenting Campaign Against Profanity. Now you may say to people who mistreat you, "You dirty tortfeasor!" rather than resort to socially unapproved vocabulary. Remember, if the offense is a violation of a contract, you will misspeak yourself using this term. We might remember 2002 as the Year of the Tortfeasor in US business. Etymology: From French tort "wrong, evil" + -fesor, faiseur "doer" from Medieval Latin tortum, the neuter past participle of torquere "to twist", which also underlies "torque" and "torture". The English word evolving from the same source is "thwart". (Robert Hirsch joins yourDictionary's Campaign Against Profanity with his contribution of today's word. Membership is open.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Remember that there are two kinds of physical treacle in the English-speaking world outside the US: light treacle, also known as golden syrup, and dark treacle, also known as molasses. Suggested usage: Our British friends may well have tried treacle toffee, treacle sponge, treacle pudding, or treacle tart (made with light treacle, flavored with lemon or ginger). It is still in wide use though more frequently called "golden syrup" these days. If the original treacle goes rather pleasantly into our mouths, the figurative kind comes somewhat discomfiting out of our mouths: "When Blanche schmoozes someone, the treacle fairly drips from her words." Etymology: Today's word is another that took a wild ride to get here. We borrowed it, via Old French triacle "antidote" from Latin "theriaca", a word borrowed from Greek "theriake", an antidote against poisonous animal bites, based on Greek ther "wild animal". As it entered English at the beginning of the 14th century, it already referred to a cure-all, a panacea. By the end of the 17th century, either because (theory 1) the cure-all had a honey base or (theory 2) it looked like honey or syrup, the meaning slid to sugar syrup thence to molasses. The original root, however, was *ghwer "wild animal", which emerged in Russian and other Slavic languages as zver' "wild animal, beast". In Latin it appeared in the words underlying feral "wild, raised in the wild", "ferocious", and "fierce". (Our gratitude to Lyn Laborial for today's word is absolutely sincere without a trace of treacle.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This word from the horse-racing world is now spreading into common usage in quite a different sense. In this new sense, a person could achieve an artistic trifecta writing a best-selling novel, having a highly successful art opening, and composing an Academy-award-winning score for a motion picture. Suggested usage: Let's begin with a nod to the betting world that gave us this word: "I won my first trifecta this year betting on Smarty Jones to win, Purge to place, and Eddington to show at the Belmont Stakes". Now let's see how we can use it elsewhere in sports: "Burney had a trifecta year in sports-he was high scorer of the year in basketball, had the most runs batted in at baseball, and gained the most yardage in football." Etymology: Today's word is a reduction of "triple perfecta", where "perfecta" is a reduction of the Spanish phrase quiniela perfecta "perfect pool", a pool that bets on the first and second place winners of a race in the correct order. This type of pool is also called a "quiniela exacta" or just "exacta". "Perfecta" is the Spanish feminine form descended from Latin perfectus "finished", the past participle of perficere "to finish" from per "through" + facere "to do, make". "Facere" comes from the same root, *dho-, that gives us English "do", believe it or not. (If anyone wins a trifecta today, let's hope they bet on Smarty Jones, bred and trained just down the road from yourDictionary in lovely eastern Pennsylvania, to win the Belmont Stakes.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Erroneously thought of as a "tidal wave", tsunamis have nothing to do with tides. They can severely damage coastal areas by pounding beachfront property and unleashing a sudden flood. Suggested usage: Whenever you need to refer to an enormous catastrophic wave of anything: "The company was hit by a tsunami of lawsuits"; a "tidal wave of contributions" sounds better because of the negative connotation of "tsunami". Etymology: Japanese tsunami "tidal wave". =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: We all know this popular nursery rhyme: "Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. Along came a spider, sat down beside her and frightened Miss Muffet away". As Miss Muffet left, however, she left a permanent mark on the English language, giving "tuffet" its third meaning. Apparently few people knew what a tuffet really was when the poem began appearing in the 19th century, so many presumed it to be a low seat of some sort (since Miss Muffet was little). Wrong, but now apparently it is right. Suggested usage: Here is an example of today's word incorporating a recent Word of the Day, "I tried cheap sheep faldage for fertilizing my lawn but it resulted in a multitude of dark green tuffets all over my yard". But today's word really refers to a mound: "I found Mable sitting, disheartened, on a tuffet of dirty clothes, trying to decide whether to wash them, yet again, or just leave town." Etymology: "Tuffet" cannot stay out of trouble. Not only did it lose its meaning, it lost one of its vowels and, with the original meaning, also ended up as "tuft". "Tuft" was originally "tuff" from French touffe "clump, cluster". There may have been a second origin in an Old French diminutive variant "touffel" or "touffet". The Old French root was "tofe" from Late Latin tufa "helmet crest", a word the Romans probably borrowed from some of its Germanic neighbors. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: If you find today's word too suspicious to use in discussions of thrushes, there are alternatives: turdoid and turdine "belonging to the family turdus", e.g. song-thrush (Turdus musicus), the ever so seasonal mistletoe thrush (Turdus viscivorus), among others. If you are a genuine thrush-fancier, you will want to keep your thrushes in a specially constructed turdarium "a place where thrushes are kept." Suggested usage: Here, at last, is the word that wakes up that dozing audience in the middle of your bird-watching slideshow, "I'm not sure of the name of this turdiform little flyer is but I'm sure you will agree that it is a delight to the eye". Of course, there are many birds similar to thrushes that call for today's word: "Marvin, do you know the name of the pretty little turdoid bird sitting on the birdfeeder right now? =0D Etymology: Latin turdus thrush + forma "form". 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Usage 1: Regular adjective: "ubiquitously" adverb, "ubiquity" noun Suggested usage: The English word "everywhere" doesn't have a noun, so you can't say things like "I was struck by its 'everywhereness' in England". Now you can; just use 'ubiquity' instead: "I was struck by its ubiquity in England". You can also use this word family where "everywhere" doesn't fit: =0D "Is the ubiquitous cell phone a threat to society?" Etymology: Latin ubi-que "everywhere", from ubi "where" + -que "and, or" + -ous. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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"The ubiquity of computers in offices and libraries allows some people to get by without one at home". Of course, ubiquity varies from place to place, "The ubiquity of elephants in Thailand makes it an interesting land to visit". Etymology: Today's word is built on Latin ubi-que "everywhere" (itself from ubi "where" + -que "and") + -ous. Latin ubi "where" was originaly the locative case of Proto-Indo-European *kwo- "where, when, who", i.e. *kwo-bhi, which became -cubi in compounds like alicubi "somewhere". It then lost its initial [k] in "ubique", perhaps influenced by ibi "there". The same root, *kwo- became "who" in English and kto "who" in Russian. The pronouns on "qu-" in Latin, e.g. quo "where", qui "who", quot "how many", share the same source. –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Usage 1: The meaning is very close to that of "smarmy", a previous YDC Word of the Day. Definition 2: Insincerely and exaggeratedly earnest; obsequious. Suggested Usage: Minerals are sometimes unctuous, having a slippery, oily feel. Fatty meats are unctuous. Unctuous fingers may result from eating unctuous meat. Overly solicitous people are also unctuous in a different sense: "We were met outside by an unctuous doorman building the impression that his life was devoted solely to us." Etymology: From Latin unctum "ointment", the neuter past participle of unguere "to anoint." –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. 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Usage: The antonym of "undervote" is "overvote": voting for more than one candidate for the same office, either by marking the ballot for candidates of two different parties or by adding a write-in candidate and marking a listed candidate for the same office. The same words may be used as verbs: "to undervote" and "to overvote." Suggested Usage: The term has been used quite frequently in the discussion of the Florida presidential election in which the presidential votes on tens of thousands of ballots were not counted, presumably because those voters chose not to cast a vote for any presidential candidate. The Gore campaign argued that many intended votes were not counted because of mechanical failure and were hence erroneously included in the undervote count. Etymology: A derivation based on "under" (less than maximum) + "vote" (cast a ballot in an election and/or referendum). –Dr. Language, yourDictionary Never Stop Learning! 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Usage 1: Several of our readers have complained about the (mis)use of this word in the comparative (more unique, most unique) and with intensification (very unique). Many dictionaries claim that this reflects a new meaning of the word: "rare, unusual". In fact, the confusion is produced by a peculiarity of the comparative such that words with an absolute sense like "unique" always mean "more nearly X" ("more nearly unique", etc.) in the comparative. Notice this is what "more infinite", "more absent", even "fuller" mean. "Fuller" doesn't mean "more than full" but "more nearly full". So, "unique" has not taken on a new meaning, the comparative absolute adjectives are simply interpreted differently. Suggested usage: While "more unique" may be used in the sense of "more nearly unique", for maximal clarity in speech, why not say: "Going out with Billy Joe to the county sausage-eating contest was almost a (not 'the most') unique experience in my life". "Eating salmagundi for Thanksgiving dinner was a virtually (not 'very') unique episode in my life". (Salmagundi =3D chopped meat, anchovies, eggs, onions with oil and condiments.) Etymology: From Latin unicus via Old French. The underlying root is *oi-no- from which English "one" is derived and, via "one", the article "a(n)". The Latin variant un-us appears in "union", "unite", "unit", "unanimous", "unicorn", and "universe". (Our thanks to Kris Johnson for bringing today's lexical problem to our attention.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: John Loudan MacAdam (1756-1836) invented a method of surfacing roads consisting of laying down successive layers of broken stone, each layer compacted and bonded to the previous by the pressure of ordinary wheel traffic. Today, each layer is bonded by tar, asphalt, or some other bituminous material and is usually compacted by heavy equipment. MacAdam has become the eponym of the new process (see Word of the Day for 01/03/2001 for "eponym"). Suggested usage: Today's word was selected because it reflects the extent to which English-speaking nations are cultural "melting pots" (see "Etymology"). The mixtures of cultures in English-language societies contribute wholesale to the English language, leaving a permanent, indelible imprint on our speech. Conceivable situations calling for this word are imaginable, however: "Our road remained unremacadamized for 20 years." Etymology: Today we have a lexical Dagwood sandwich for you: an English prefix and suffix surrounding bits and pieces of four other languages. The prefix un- "not" and the past participle suffix -ed are pure English. Between them we find the Latinate prefix re- "again", the Scots Gaelic prefix mac "son of" from "MacAdam", the inventor of macadam, the Hebrew word adam "man", and, finally, -ize from the Greek verbal suffix -iz as in archa-iz-ein "to be old fashioned." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1117868275-15187-0-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 10:34:42 +0200 by mxeu6.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsUu-1EHH6n35QH-0002GX for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 19 Sep 2005 10:34:41 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 698D85C378C for ; Mon, 19 Sep 2005 02:34:40 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1127114038-912-0" Subject: URBANE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 02:34:40 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1127114038-912-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Urbane (Adjective) Pronunciation: [êr-'beyn] Definition 1: Suave, polite, sophisticated. Usage 1: This is a straight-forward word with no pitfalls to look out for: "His urbane manner impressed everyone at dinner." Suggested usage: Use this term to refer to people who are sophisticated as a result of education, travel, and intelligent experience: "Lucy's travels have left her an urbane commentator on world politics". "She also has urbane tastes in cuisine." Etymology: Latin urbanus "pertaining to the city; refined, polished, elegant" from urbs "city". (The idea of the city-slicker goes way back.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This is a straight-forward word with no pitfalls to look out for: "His urbane manner impressed everyone at dinner." Suggested usage: Use this term to refer to people who are sophisticated as a result of education, travel, and intelligent experience: "Lucy's travels have left her an urbane commentator on world politics". "She also has urbane tastes in cuisine." Etymology: Latin urbanus "pertaining to the city; refined, polished, elegant" from urbs "city". (The idea of the city-slicker goes way back.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1121153608-3157-0-- Delivery-Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2005 11:02:10 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu14) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKtlM-1EkIbI1ne2-0006G9 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 08 Dec 2005 11:02:09 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id EAB995C33FE for ; Thu, 8 Dec 2005 02:38:40 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1134029494-32613-0" Subject: URCHIN: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 02:38:40 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1134029494-32613-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Urchin (Noun) Pronunciation: ['êr-chin] Definition 1: A mischievous boy, a brat, especially if a bit soiled and bedraggled. Usage 1: An odd thing in English: urchin means "dirty, mischievous little boy" but a "sea urchin" is a sea hedgehog. See today's etymology for the reason. Suggested usage: Actually, we more often use today's word to reflect our own attitude toward children who annoy us: "The soccer game was called on account of rain so the little urchins tracked their mud into my kitchen for ice cream". Urchins are rarely our own children, though, "I don't want you to play with that dreadful little urchin down the street any more!" Etymology: From Old French heri=E7un (Modern French hérisson ) from Vulgar Latin *hericion-em, a late form of ericius "hedgehog" of the same origin as Greek kher "hedgehog". "Hedgehog" itself is an interesting name since refers to such a small fellow with little overall resemblance to a hog. However, it does have a piggish little snout, a hedge of sorts on his back, and is known for its frequenting of hedgerows. Urchins (=3Dhedgehogs) were erstwhile believed to suck cows dry or even poison them. This associated them with elves and goblins from which mischievous little boys are but a semantic skip and hop. (Thanks to ex-urchin Lawrence Brady, 'Stargzer' of the Agora, for suggesting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: We are hardly sure of the pronunciation of the word since it is so seldom spoken though it is fairly frequently written. A usufructuary is a person who has the usufruct of some property. Suggested usage: It is surprising that the word is spoken so rarely, since it represents a useful concept. First, there is the legal sense: "Raphael married Penelope in hopes of getting his hands on her ranch. He soon discovered, however, that her father had astutely gauged her ability to choose a spouse and left her a mere usufruct in the land". But it is also the case that my neighbor and I have usufruct of each other's tools. This word is shorter than "can borrow from each other any time we so desire." Etymology: Late Latin ususfructus "use" from usus, participle of utor "to use" + fructus "enjoyment, result", participle of fruor "to enjoy". Fruor is a reduction of frugor, which shares a stem with German brauchen "use". 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Usage 1: The term is usually used in a political sense, e.g. "usurp someone's authority" or "usurp the throne". The noun is usurpation. "Usurpative" and "usurpatory" work as adjectives. Suggested usage: "Usurp" hardly seems like a household term, does it? Guess again: "The exchange student usurped my bedroom and now I'm sleeping in the den". "Don't you even try to usurp Mom's favor by washing her car a few times!" It is just a matter of vocabulary power and nerve. Raccoons have even usurped Christine Thompson's attic. The choice between "acquire" and "usurp" depends entirely upon your interpretation of "wrongly." Etymology: from Latin usurpare "to make use of (illegally)" from usus "use" + rapere "to seize". Rap-ere (whence "rape") derives from PIE *reup- "seize, grasp". In the Germanic languages *raub- "rob" had a variant raubo meaning "booty" or "captured clothing" and was borrowed by French where it came to refer clothing in general (robe), not just captured clothing. Then the meaning of French "robe" changed from "clothing" to "dress" whereupon it was borrowed back into English as the special kind of dress "robe" means today. For the linguist, then, "usurp" contains robbers, clothing, and other marvelous things. (Our thanks to Len Cotton of Ottawa, Canada, for today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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"Use" means simply "employ as a means of doing something", e.g. to use a pen to write a note or use a person for one's own ends. Today's word has a slightly different meaning (see Definition). If Montague didn't use his screwdriver to open the can, it was because he couldn't find it or found a better tool. If he couldn't utilize his screwdriver, it was because he could not find any appropriate application for it. The action noun for today's word is "utilization" and the rarely utilized agent noun is "utilizer." Suggested usage: Today's verb is comfortable with a plural direct object; that is, it often implies more than one use: "Prescott fully utilizes all the advantages of his wealth to avoid useful work". It can also imply putting something to an appropriate use; you would never utilize a screwdriver to open a door but someone might utilize their ability to attract flying insects to feed a pet lizard or frog. Etymology: Today's word comes from French "utiliser" and Italian "utilizzare" from utile "useful", the Italian descendant of Latin utilis "useful", the adjective from uti "to use". Virtually all Western Indo-European languages have some version of the ancient Greek verbal suffix -iz: English -ize, French -is, Russian combines it with one of its own suffixes -iz-ova, and German combines it with Friench -ier to produce -is-ier, as in "angl-is-ier-en "to Anglicize". The British once spelled this suffix -ise ("amortise", "Anglicise", "merchandise") but now the US spelling with -ize is the generally accepted form. (We would like to thank Monica Hackett for bringing the loss of the subtle distinction between "use" and "utilize" to our attention.) -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Uxorious (adjective) Pronunciation: [êk-'sor-ee-yês or êg-'zor-ee-yês] Definition: Overly devoted or submissive to one's wife. Usage: Here is a relatively recent quotation. "Because she is set off against this unremitting uxoriousness, this Valentine's card of a campaign, Hillary seems so very alone". -- Maureen Dowd, "Lonely Passion of Hillary", NYT, October 1, 2000. Suggested Usage: Now, at last, we have a substitute for colloquial "hen-pecked". "The combination of his wife's wealth and ego left him hopelessly uxorious". "Poor Ned uxioriously carried out Susan's commands one after another". Now you can actually say things like this in front of Ned and Susan (if they do not subscribe to yourDictionary's Word of the Day). Etymology: Latin uxorius from uxor "wife". 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"Because she is set off against this unremitting uxoriousness, this Valentine's card of a campaign, Hillary seems so very alone". -- Maureen Dowd, "Lonely Passion of Hillary", NYT, October 1, 2000. Suggested Usage: Now, at last, we have a substitute for colloquial "hen-pecked". "The combination of his wife's wealth and ego left him hopelessly uxorious". "Poor Ned uxioriously carried out Susan's commands one after another". Now you can actually say things like this in front of Ned and Susan (if they do not subscribe to yourDictionary's Word of the Day). Etymology: Latin uxorius from uxor "wife". The origin of the Latin word is dubious. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4wg.kfo8.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-21211-0-1175238012-- Delivery-Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 10:33:38 +0100 by mx.kundenserver.de (node=mxeu6) with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKsUu-1EWW2r30wj-00017z for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 31 Oct 2005 10:33:37 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id F1DAD5C1898 for ; Mon, 31 Oct 2005 02:32:23 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1130746240-9565-0" Subject: UXORIOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 02:32:23 -0700 (MST) Envelope- ------------=_1130746240-9565-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Uxorious (Adjective) Pronunciation: [êk-'sor-ee-yês or êg-'zor-ee-yês] Definition 1: Overly devoted or submissive to one's wife. Usage 1: Here is a recent quotation. "Because she is set off against this unremitting uxoriousness, this Valentine's card of a campaign, Hillary seems so very alone". -- Maureen Dowd, "Lonely Passion of Hillary", NYT, October 1, 2000. Suggested usage: Now, at last, we have a substitute for colloquial "hen-pecked". "The combination of his wife's wealth and ego left him hopelessly uxorious". "Poor Ned uxioriously carried out Susan's commands one after another". Now you can actually say things like this in front of Ned and Susan (if they do not subscribe to yourDictionary's Word of the Day). Etymology: Latin uxorius from uxor "wife". The origin of the Latin word is dubious. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The verb, "to valentine", meaning to serenade a prospective mate (said of birds) has fallen into disuse, as has, alas, the blend Valentide =3D "St. Valentine's Day" from "Valentine + tide". So we are left to send valentines to our valentines on St. Valentine's Day. Suggested usage: Although this word is used as a common noun, because it is so closely associated with St. Valentine's Day, the range of its possible uses is limited. Its association with the courtship of birds suggests we might revive the verb in figurative expressions like this one: "Fenwick has been valentining Maudy rather seriously of late." Etymology: February 14 was a Roman feast day that mysteriously became associated with two saints named Valentine in the 3rd century. One was a Roman priest and physician killed during the persecution of Christians by Claudius II. The other St. Valentine was a bishop of Terni, also martyred in Rome but his relics were remanded to Terni. (It is possible the two saints were the same person.) The association with love derives from the fact that February 14 was traditionally taken as the beginning of the mating season of birds. As Chaucer noted in "Parliament of Foules" (1381): "For this was on seynt Volantynys day Whan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make". (For this was on Saint Valentine's day when every bird comes there to choose his mate.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: People sometimes misprounounce the adverbial form of this word, "vehemently" as [vê-'hee-mênt-li] with the accent on the wrong syl-LA-ble. Note that in all of its manifestations=97vehement (adjective), vehemence and vehemency (noun), and vehemently (adverb)=97the accent always stays on the first SYL-la-ble, "vee." Suggested usage: The first gist of "vehement" usually describes ardent (or overardent) reactions and words: "Gerard is issuing vehement denials, but the car was dented while he was driving it". The second is for physical actions: "Punching the keys vehemently doesn=92t make the computer work any better, Mavis". The same word with the same connotations has a wide variety of uses. Etymology: Middle English from Latin "vehemens", perhaps from vehere "to carry". The PIE root "wegh-" also gave the Latin vexare "to agitate" (literally, "to set into motion"), so "vehement" has several Latin ancestors that suggest being "carried away". "Wegh-" also is the source "vehicle", "convection", "voyage", and our own English "way". For more about PIE, read "How is a Hippo like a Feather" in yourDictionary's library. (We thank Professor Allana Elovson for suggesting today's word.) =97Audra Himes, formerly, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This word allows your vocabulary a wider gradation of volition: velleity, volition, desire, passion (for). It is used far too little. Suggested usage: Now you have a word to express the lower end of your desires: "I haven't the least velleity for trying chitterlings, knowing what they are". "I do have some velleity to continue this conversation elsewhere", lets the hearer know the idea does not excite you. Etymology: Latin velleitas from Latin velle "to wish". From the Proto-Indo-European root *wel-/*wol- which devolved into English "well (as one wishes)" and "will". The O-form also appears in Latin: "voluntary", "benevolent", "malevolent", Russian volya "will", and Serbian volim "I love". For more on PIE, see "How is a Hippopotamus like a Feather" in the yourDictionary library. (Thanks a tip of Dr. Language's lexoscope to Alva Fincher for today's ruefully overlooked noun.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Vendettas are no longer popular in Corsica, the Ozark Mountains, or among the nations of Europe, but in the Caucasus and elsewhere among criminal organizations they still occasionally erupt. Participants are "vendettists." Suggested usage: The paucity of actual vendettas need not curtail our use of the word metaphorically: "Their relationship was less a marriage than a bloody vendetta. It had to end eventually". The blood need not be literal blood; verbal massacres count, too, "My brother is coming over this weekend; do you think you can avoid your on-going verbal vendetta with him a day or two for my sake?" Etymology: Italian reflex of Latin vindicta "revenge, vengeance" from vindicare "assert one's authority, avenge". This verb is from vim, accusative of vis "power, strenth" + dicere "say, speak". Latin dictatum "dictated", from the same root, became dite "literary piece" in Old French where it was nicked by the English who use it today as "ditty". The same root that provided Latin dic- also gave Germanic *taik-jan from which Old English tæc-an "to show, instruct" and Modern English "teach" derive. (Thank you, Betsy L. Loureiro, for today's word. We hope this vindicates your patience.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: This term may be applied to anything that is vigorous and growing. The related adjective is verdurous but the stem is also related to verdant "luxuriously green, especially with plants." Suggested usage: If you visit a friend's garden and feel envious, this is the word to use: "Such voluptuous verdure! What is the fertilizer you use?" Verdure can be used in contexts other than horticultural, too. "Last autumn was a time of verdurous writing for me", lets you use the adjective form. Etymology: From French vert "green" which derives from Latin viridis "green." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Suggested usage: If you visit a friend's garden and feel envious, this is the word to use: "Such voluptuous verdure! What is the fertilizer you use?" Verdure can be used in contexts other than horticultural, too. "Last autumn was a time of verdurous writing for me", lets you use the adjective form. Etymology: From French vert "green" which derives from Latin viridis "green." -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Received: from mailin11.aul.t-online.de (mailin11.aul.t-online.de [172.20.27.69]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Thu, 07 Sep 2006 09:45:05 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin11.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1GLEZI-1N2mnY0; Thu, 7 Sep 2006 09:45:00 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7A57E5C272D for ; Thu, 7 Sep 2006 01:34:57 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1157612023-21568-0" Subject: VERONICA: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Thu, 7 Sep 2006 01:34:57 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-09-07T07:45:04Z X-TOI-MSGID: 4a97ec51-aa52-474a-a584-3a855dd48db2 ------------=_1157612023-21568-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Veronica (Noun) Pronunciation: [vê-'rah-ni-kê] Definition 1: (1) A cloth with a representation of Jesus' face on it (from the legend that the face of Jesus was impressed on the kerchief offered him by Saint Veronica on the road to Calvary). (2) A maneuver in bullfighting in which the matador stands erect with both feet firmly planted, attracts the bull with his cape, held away from his body, then sweeps the cape backwards allowing the bull to pass or dragging it over the bull's head, like St. Veronica wiping the face of Christ. (3) A wild European plant with long spikes of flowers or low-growing single flowers similar to violets, usually blue but also white and pink. Usage 1: Today's word is, in addition to a beautiful feminine name, a common noun in English and Spanish. It has no contemporary relatives; only those mentioned in the Etymology. Suggested usage: Places do exist where movements reminiscent of the veronicas of the bullring occur: "The dance floor was filled with gallantly swaying gentlemen wafted by ladies in elegant dress passing mystically through their capeless veronicas". However, a veronica in a bull ring is a sucker move, a deception of sorts. We could carry that suggestion over into our metaphors, too: "Bascombe saw Jake's offer of the land in South Florida as a smooth veronica that he would never go for." Etymology: Today's word comes to us from Medieval Latin, probably by smushing together vera "true" + iconica "image", the feminine of iconicus "of an image". Latin "vera" is the feminine of verus "true". This root emerged in English as "very" and as the first element in "warlock", which came down to us from wærloga "oath-breaker", when "wær" meant "oath" and "leogan" meant "to lie". "Icon" comes from Greek eikon "image." =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: The noun, "vet", refers either to a veterinarian or a veteran. The verb, "to vet", is derived from the clipping of "veterinarian", but has taken on a life of its own. Even though it comes from a Latin word, it is treated like a native English word: the noun is "vetting" and the adjective is the same. Suggested usage: Today's word is applied to situations where a wide array of opinions is necessary, "Well, Pam, I do think that you should have vetted your plans to paint your room black and orange with your family before applying the paint". The level of expertise of those before whom a topic is vetted, varies substantially: "Gerhardt was a bit disappointed that his wife vetted her concerns about their marriage on the Oprah Winfrey Show before discussing them with him." Etymology: Today's verb was converted from the clipping of the noun "veterinarian"=97"vet". The first published use of the verb, referring to taking an animal to a veterinarian, was recorded in 1894. However, already by 1904 Rudyard Kipling had published in his 'Traffics and Discoveries' (p. 270), "These are our crowd . . . They've been vetted, an' we're putting 'em through their paces". "Veterinarian" is derived from the Latin adjective veterinarius "veterinarian" from veterinus "beast of burden", reduced from "vehiterinus". That's right, the stem vehi- you see there is the same root we find in "vehicle", another means of transporting a burden. Thus, the origin of "veterinarian" is unrelated to that of "veteran", which is based on vetus "old, senile". (We are happy that Peter Occhiogrosso vetted his idea for this word as a Word of the Day with us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is the adjective of vicar "surrogate, representative", as the Pope is God's vicar on earth in the eyes of Catholics. The term was also used early on to refer to the person acting as rector or parson in a parish in place of a real parson but later became the term of the parson himself in England. The adverb is "vicariously" and "vicarage" refers either to the position or residence of a vicar. Suggested usage: We all love to travel vicariously through the travelogues of others or enjoy fine cuisine vicariously through the gleams in the eyes of participants on the cooking shows. Some people undergo punishment vicariously (for someone else), as parents sometimes sacrifice themselves for their children and as Christ did for all humanity, according to the New Testament. (Do vicars live vicariously by definition?) Etymology: Today's word and its noun are descendents of Latin vicarius "substitute" from "vicis" the genitive singular of vix "change, replace". "Vix" is also the origin of "vicissitude" and the prefix "vice-", as in "vice-president". The original Indo-European root, *weig- "turn, bend", descended to English as both "weak" and "week". The former came via Old Norse veikr "pliant, bendable" while the latter devolved from Germanic *wikon- "a turning". But then it may be a weakness to enjoy vicarious pleasures rather than create your own. That would suggest that ontogeny recapitulates etymology. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The noun may be used as a verb, too, which leads to the British use of "victualler" [vitt(e)ler] in reference to an inn-keeper or provisioner of ships and armies. Supply ships themselves have been referred to as "victuallers". "Victualage" [vitt(e)lage] may refer to the occupation of a victualler or the supplies he victuals. Suggested usage: The reason the [c] was returned to today's Word was to make it sound more formal, more Latinate (see Etymology). The result was the misconception that the pronunciation "vittles" is incorrect. In fact, it is the natural one: "We have enough victuals in the house to live for three months without leaving it". But don't forget the delightful derivations of this word, "Bernard, could you help me remove the victualage from the trunk of the car?" Etymology: From Old French vitaille (also vitale), the normal descendent of Late Latin victualia, the neuter plural of victualis "food, sustenance". In Middle French, the [c] was reintroduced in the word to produce victuaille and English soon followed suit. The word is, in fact, sometimes spelled "vittle" but it has always been pronounced that way throughout the English-speaking world. The root goes back to Proto-Indo-European *gwei- which gave us English "quick" in the original sense of "alive". Latin lost the [g] and the [w] became [v] in vivere "to live", which stands behind our "vital", "vivid", "Viva!" and "vivacious". (Today's lexical victual came from our old friend, Tam Henderson of San Francisco.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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The noun is "vilification". Usage 1: A clear indicator of how we can lose our sense of language is the recent emergence of the term "bad-mouth". This compound verb suggests a curse of bad breath more than vilification or defamation. Suggested usage: Here is a much more poignant term for expressing the same idea as "bad-mouth": "How could you vilify me like that for accidentally locking the key and the dog in the car?" Etymology: A verb derived from Latin vilis "cheap, common, worthless" (from which vile also originates). =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Vindemiate (verb) Pronunciation: [vin-'dem-i-yeyt] Definition: To vintage (gather) grapes or pick other fruit. Usage: Although rarely used, it remains in the venerable Oxford English Dictionary and the U.S. classic Century Dictionary. A fruit gatherer is a vindemiator and the activity is vindemiation. Suggested Usage: In the fall, young people leave the towns and cities of France and vindemiate throughout the countryside until every grape is picked and trampled (perhaps untrue but not ungrammatical). Which had you rather be, a migrant fruit-picker or a peregrine vindemiator? The power of words can be felt in the two entirely different images conjured up by these two semantically identical phrases. Etymology: From Latin vindemiare "gather grapes" from vinum "grape" + demere "to pick, remove". "Vinum", of course, gave English not only "vine" but also "wine". Akin to Russian vinograd "grape(s)" and Greek oinos "wine". The origin of the Indo-European word for wine is a mystery with speculation running the gamut from Hebrew "yayin" to Ethiopian "wain" and on to Assyrian "inu". There is no hard evidence to support any of these claims, however. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- >>>http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.kfp1.13.fev6.xyg >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.kfp1.14.ff8d.xyg >>> http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.kfp1.15.ff1u.xyg ---------------- http://r.pm0.net/s/c?4wg.kfp1.16.f4zu.xyg http://i.ml00.net/remove?YourDictionary:*:1175124296.15550:eee01@etymologie.info:e pmguid:4wg.kfp1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8565-0-1175324404 Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Vindemiate (Verb) Pronunciation: [vin-'dem-i-yeyt] Listen Definition: To vintage (gather) grapes or pick other fruit. Usage: Although rarely used, it remains in the venerable Oxford English Dictionary and the U.S. classic Century Dictionary. A fruit gatherer is a vindemiator and the activity is vindemiation. Suggested Usage: In the fall, young people leave the towns and cities of France and vindemiate throughout the countryside until every grape is picked and trampled (perhaps untrue but not ungrammatical). Which had you rather be, a migrant fruit-picker or a peregrine vindemiator? The power of words can be felt in the two entirely different images conjured up by these two semantically identical phrases. Etymology: From Latin vindemiare "gather grapes" from vinum "grape" + demere "to pick, remove". "Vinum", of course, gave English not only "vine" but also "wine". Akin to Russian vinograd "grape(s)" and Greek oinos "wine". The origin of the Indo-European word for wine is a mystery with speculation running the gamut from Hebrew "yayin" to Ethiopian "wain" and on to Assyrian "inu". There is no hard evidence to support any of these claims, however. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com pmguid:4wg.kfp1.xyg --MIME_BOUNDARY-8565-0-1175324404-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Mon, 18 Dec 2006 10:55:19 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1GwFDH-0004Yd-PE for eee01@etymologie.info; Mon, 18 Dec 2006 10:55:16 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 9808E5C33A2 for ; Mon, 18 Dec 2006 02:49:15 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1166429365-26583-0" Subject: VIRAGO: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Virago (Noun) Pronunciation: [vê-'rah-go] Definition 1: A woman of great stature, strength, and courage Definition 2: A loud, overbearing woman; a termagant. Usage 2: The plural is "viragoes" and the adjective is "viraginous" [vê-'rah-jê-nês]. Here is yet another example of a positive epithet for a woman gone sour (compare also "effeminate", "madame", "mistress") while those for men slide semantically in the opposite direction (compare "manly", "virtuous", "master"). Who said English is sexist? Suggested usage: Since the negative senses of words generally tend to overpower the positive ones, to say that Eleanor Roosevelt was a 20th century political virago, we might judiciously add "in the positive sense of the word". Your best bet is to assume the word pejorative: "So Henry is a bit uxorious (hen-pecked); who wouldn't be, married to a virago like his Trixie." Etymology: From Latin virago "a mannish female warrior, heroine" based on vir "man" + ago. The same stem appears in "virile", "virtue", and "virtuoso", all borrowed from Latin via French and Italian. The root *wir- underlying the Latin stem appeared in Old English wer "man" retained today in "werewolf". The Old Germanic compound noun *wer-ald- "man-age, the lifetime of a man" reduced itself over the ages to Old English "weorold" and from there into modern "world". (Our heroine today is Cathryn Corbett of Centreville, Virginia, for submitting today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word is widely used as a synonym for "almost" in North America but expressions such as "he has virtually finished" represent misuse of the word. It is not surprising that the term pervades the world of computer technology, where we work in virtual windows, manipulating virtual files on virtual desktops by virtually (not almost!) scrolling through virtual menus. The antonyms are "actual" or "real." Suggested usage: Remember, although in many uses this adjective suggests "almost", that is not its meaning: "No, Spot doesn't belong to me though I am his virtual master by virtue of the fact that he spends more time with me than with his actual master". In the idiom "by virtue of" the noun retains its original meaning of "power" (see Etymology). The real meaning of "virtual" must imply disembodied properties or powers, "No, it is mom's car though I virtually own it according to her." Etymology: Few English words have had such difficulty retaining its meaning as "virtue". The original Latin word, virtus meant "manliness, courage" from vir "man". It entered English (via French) meaning the effective force or power of someone or something, as in "political virtue" (not at all an oxymoron in the past) or "the virtue of prayer". Since moral perfection should be an effective force in society, "virtue" eventually migrated to that meaning. Both "virtual" and "virtuous" derive from "virtue": "virtual" developed from the second meaning and "virtuous" attached itself to the third. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1144997486-22304-0-- Delivery-Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 10:26:45 +0200 by mxeu1.kundenserver.de with ESMTP (Nemesis), id 0MKpV6-1E6Oge2alY-0002Kj for eee01@etymologie.info; Sat, 20 Aug 2005 10:26:44 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 83FB25C1DE6 for ; Sat, 20 Aug 2005 02:26:43 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1124521521-22967-0" Subject: VOCATION: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 02:26:43 -0600 (MDT) Envelope- ------------=_1124521521-22967-0 =0D yourDictionary.com The Dictionaries: Language 'Nyms & such Translation Specialty Search Grammars | Agora | Archives | Endangered Languages | Gameroom | Lang Guessers | Library | Research | More Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Vocation (Noun) Pronunciation: [vo-'key-shên] Definition 1: A profession, a job for which one is qualified or suited, a calling. Usage 1: It isn't often that a word is separated from its antonym by a single letter, but a job one does after work and not for salary=97a hobby, is an "avocation". Moreover, take that [a] and write it over the [o] and we get "vacation", which is time taken off from one's vocation (and unrelated to "vocation"). The adjective for today's word is "vocational" and the adverb, "vocationally." Suggested usage: "Avocation" has been confused with "vocation" for centuries now, so that most dictionaries currently list the two as synonyms. That doesn't mean we should not distinguish them in careful speech: "Thomasina's vocation is cleaning the homes of others and her avocation is cleaning her own". Here is another way to distinguish these two similar words: "Fuzzy Witt was so successful at his avocation, painting rocks and selling them as pets, that he decided to make it his vocation." Etymology: Today's word comes from Latin vocatio(n-) "a calling", from "vocatus", the past participle of vocare, "to call". The original Proto-Indo-European root, *wekw-/wokw- turns up in Latin vox "voice", which English borrowed as "voice", after French tampered with it a bit. All the words ending on "-voke" ("revoke", "evoke", "convoke", etc.) come from the same root. In Greek this root was reshaped into epos "epic" and ops "voice". The latter root can be found in "calliope", from Greek kalliope "beautiful voiced", combining kalos "beautiful" (kallos =3D "beauty) + ops "voice". (One of Bob Whyte's avocations is exploring the meanings of words like today's, which he was kind enough to share with us.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. ------------=_1124521521-22967-0-- by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:10:15 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1H4aPN-0003Iw-9j for eee01@etymologie.info; Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:10:13 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4EE1C5C29B8 for ; Wed, 10 Jan 2007 02:41:15 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1168416551-8485-0" Subject: VORACITY: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Voracity (Noun) Pronunciation: [vo-'ræ-sê-ti] Definition 1: An enormous appetite, uncontrollable hunger, ravenousness. Usage 1: Be sure to make the initial [o] sound in today's word distinct; otherwise, it may well be confused with veracity "truthfulness". People noted for their voracity are quite distinct from those known for their veracity. The adjective from today's noun is "voracious" and the adverb "voraciously." Suggested usage: Today's word always refers to the appetite, so "a voracious appetite" is redundant: "Manley attacked the roast beef with a voracity expected only of a pack of wolves". However, outside the gastronomic purview, the word loses its negative connotations and assumes a sophistication consonant with its phonetic beauty: "Madeleine has an insatiable voracity for German classical music." Etymology: From Latin vorax "ravenous" from vorare "to swallow, devour". The same word emerges in French as "voracité", in Italian as "voracità", and in Spanish as "voracidad". Today's word is akin to vorago "chasm, abyss" and its adjective voraginous "gaping, resembling a chasm or abyss", things that can greedily swallow you up. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1168416551-8485-0-- Received: from mailin10.aul.t-online.de (mailin10.aul.t-online.de [172.20.26.69]) by mhead00 with LMTP; Mon, 19 Jun 2006 09:52:03 +0200 Received: from ydw1.yourdictionary.com ([208.51.27.222]) by mailin10.sul.t-online.de with esmtp id 1FsEY6-1TZYn20; Mon, 19 Jun 2006 09:51:54 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4F7725C10C1 for ; Mon, 19 Jun 2006 01:36:27 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1150700151-17662-0" Subject: VORAGINOUS: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2006 01:36:27 -0600 (MDT) X-TOI-SPAM: u;0;2006-06-19T07:52:03Z X-TOI-MSGID: 627f98f9-6c20-4808-8e29-cbb6f3653676 ------------=_1150700151-17662-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Voraginous (Adjective) Pronunciation: [vê-'ræ-ji-nês] Definition 1: (1) Of, related to, or resembling a gorge, chasm, or abyss; (2) voracious, ravenous: capable of ingesting as much as a chasm or abyss. Usage 1: Today's word occurs only rarely and is not needed as a synonym of "voracious" because of their phonetic similarity. However, it is a useful descriptive adjective referring to gorges or abysses or objects resembling them. This adjective is based on a certainly obsolete noun, vorago "abyss, chasm, whirlpool." Suggested usage: The best use of "voraginous" is in reference to a gaping opening, "Thurmond woke in the morning to discover that his car had vanished in a voraginous sinkhole that had opened up in his back yard". If you do use this word in the sense of "ravenous", use it as an emphatic form referring to the exceptionally ravenous: "No, 'ravenous' doesn't properly describe his appetite; I would say that he gained the 300 pounds he weighs through a voraginous appetite." Etymology: The noun which gave us today's word, "vorago", comes from Latin vorare to "devour", the same root that provided vŏrax, vorācis "devouring", the source of English voracious "enormously hungry". This suggests that "vorago" originally referred to a whirlpool. The Proto-Indo-European root behind these words is *gwer-/gwor- (+ -g), which lost its initial [g] in Latin; so, the same root is behind English "gorge". In fact, the same association of voracity and canyons is found in the English verb, "to gorge", that is, to consume as much as a gorge. The same root, gave English "gorge" and Russian gorlo "throat". Believe it or not, "gorgeous" arose from the same origin via Old French gorgias "elegant, enjoying elegance", the noun gorgias "neckerchief, necklace" (from French gorge "throat") used as an adjective. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1150700151-17662-0-- Envelope- Delivery-date: Tue, 03 Aug 2004 11:29:19 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng13.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1Brvbd-0004zD-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 03 Aug 2004 11:29:13 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 5DBE6B87B1B for ; Tue, 3 Aug 2004 03:24:33 -0600 (MDT) Subject: WABBIT: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Wabbit(Adjective)Pronunciation: ['wæ-bit] Definition 1: (1) Tired, exhausted, pooped; (2) off-color. Usage 1: You will have a difficult time finding this word in most dictionaries; however, it is carefully tucked away in the Oxford English Dictionary and the citations below for 1973 and 1985 are enough to keep it current. The OED doesn't give us any information about this word's family: is the comparative "wabbiter" or "more wabbit?" May we behave wabbitly after exhausting work? Dare we use the default noun "wabbitness?" We will leave all these to your discretion. Suggested usage: August 5, 1973 the London Sunday Post asked, "Been feeling a bit wabbit lately? Blaming it on the heat and the close, thundery weather?" That might well have been the end of it but then in 1985 Margaret Truman wrote in her mystery novel, Murder in the Smithsonian, "'I'm feeling a bit wabbit,' she said. 'Wabbit?' 'Not well.'" And didn't Elmer Fudd once say, after hunting Bugs Bunny for most of a cartoon, "I bewieve the wabbit is a bit wabbit". I'm not sure; my memory isn't what it used to be. Etymology: We know little of the origin of today's word except that, of course, such an oddity must have come from Scotland-where else? There is an old verb wap "to throw back, knock, flap" but the semantic connection is too weak to propose a connection. An old noun woubit "wooly bear" has been proposed but, again, physical evidence is lacking and the semantic motivation is thin, to say the least. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------55AA67B8D0FA3ED861314DD0-- . Envelope- Delivery-date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 11:16:45 +0200 Received: from [66.45.104.150] (helo=mail.yourdictionary.com) by mxng09.kundenserver.de with esmtp (Exim 3.35 #1) id 1Bq71o-0007Mv-00 for eee01@etymologie.info; Thu, 29 Jul 2004 11:16:44 +0200 Received: from localhost.localdomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id EBE68B889E6 for ; Thu, 29 Jul 2004 03:13:39 -0600 (MDT) Subject: WAFTURE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Wafture(Noun)Pronunciation: ['wahf-tyUr or 'wahf-chUr] Definition 1: 1) A wave, a waving motion, as of the hand or of an object in the hand; (2) the act of being carried gently and bobbingly on the air or water. Usage 1: Today's is the absolutely lovely noun based on the verb, waft "to move with an undulating (waving) motion by air or water". It is already being dropped from some dictionaries (ours, for example), so we need to rescue it with usage before it wafts out of the English language altogether. Fragrances may be wafted by a friendly breeze or flowers, by a desultory stream. Suggested usage: In 'Julius Caesar' (II, 1) Shakespeare writes, "yet you answer'd not, but, with an angry wafture of your hand, gave sign for me to leave". We can speak of the wafture of robin wings settling lazily on our lawn or the gentle wafture of a flag rendering an all but silent requiem for a lazy afternoon. But let's keep this word alive-poets will need it 100 years from now. Etymology: The general wisdom is that today's word is a back-formation from wafter "convoy ship" from Middle Dutch or Middle Low German wachter "a guard" from wachten "to guard". This would make it a relative of Old English wæccan "to watch", progenitor of current "watch". We find it more likely a noun from the ancestor of "wave", Old English "wafian", with the suffix -ter, also found in "laughter" (also after an [f] sound). We do know that the word was originally "wafter" which meant "to wave" in some dialects. "Wave", now, is a cousin of "weave", "wafer", and "waffle", semantically much closer to the meaning of today's word. -Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Never Stop Learning! Discover KnowledgeNews, the web's new home for people who never stop learning. Sign up as a FREE introductory member now, and KnowledgeNews will bring the fascinating world of history, science, and culture right to your inbox every week. Become a free introductory member today! Click here. --> "He who adds not to his learning diminishes it." --The Talmud Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. --------------822423871A3467C63EAF834A-- . by mb4-1 (Cyrus v2.1.18-IPv6-Debian-2.1.18-1+sarge2) with LMTP; Tue, 30 Jan 2007 11:23:40 +0100 Received: from [208.51.27.222] (helo=ydw1.yourdictionary.com) id 1HBq9J-00084e-LB for eee01@etymologie.info; Tue, 30 Jan 2007 11:23:38 +0100 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id E59B35C3B2F for ; Tue, 30 Jan 2007 02:58:50 -0700 (MST) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1170144561-4715-0" Subject: WAKE: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com Word of the Day Today's Word:Wake (Verb) Pronunciation: ['weyk] Definition 1: (1) To regain or cause someone to regain consciousness from sleep; (2) to become aware of something previously ignored. Usage 1: The first usage problem associated with today's word is its forms; they are: wake (they wake up), woke (they woke up), woken (they have woken up); its mate, "awake", conjugates similarly: "awake, awoke, awoken". Two other, more poetic variants of this same verb are "waken" and "awaken", both regular ([a]waken, [a]wakened, [a]wakened). "Wake" in the sense of "keep a vigil or watch" comes from the same source but today is a different=97it is a regular verb: "wake, waked, waked" (with someone sick or dead). Suggested usage: The basic sense of today's word is the arousal from sleep or a sleep-like state, "Rusty Bell's singing could wake the dead". Speaking of sleep-like states, since sleep involves a loss of awareness, one can awake from other states of unawareness: "By the time Beau awoke to the changes of the 60s, it was the mid 70s and he was still ironing creases in his jeans." Etymology: Today's words come from Old English wacan, "to wake up" and wacian "to be awake, keep watch", both of which developed into "wake". They are related to "watch", which comes from Middle English "wacchen", derived from Old English wæccan "to watch, be awake". So, the senses of being awake, watching, keeping a vigil (or watch), have long been related in English. These words are unrelated to "wake" as the wake of a boat; this word probably was borrowed from a Scandinavian language. The same root, *weg-, is found in Latin vigil "watchful, aware, alert". 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A similar currency of less value, called "roanoke", was used by the Native Americans in Virginia. Usage 1: Today's word was used widely by early settlers in New England but later it was cut into "wampum" and "peag", which were used with the same meaning as the original. Suggested usage: Because early settlers traded so much with the Native Americans and probably had no means of stamping money, Article 154 of the General Laws Massachusetts in 1643 read as follows: "Wampampeag shall pass currant in the payment of Debts, to the payment of forty shillings, the white at eight a penny, the black at four, so as they be entire without breaches or deforming spots." Etymology: Today's word was borrowed in the 17th century from one of the Algonquian languages, probably Abnaki. The original form resembled *wampampiak "(string of) white beads", cf. Abnaki wambambiar "chaplet, string of beads", and Delaware wapapi "white wampum" and woapaschapiall "white beads". The word is a compound of two elements, *wamp- "white" and *ampi (probably) =91bead=92 with the Algonquin plural endings -ag/ak or -al/ar. The first element turns up in Natick wompi "white", Delaware wapi "white", and Abnaki wambi "white". The second element, ampi "bead" also occurs in a number of Abnaki words describing strings of things. The division of the word into "wampum" and "peag" resulted from Europeans misanalyzing the compound under the influence of French and English syllabic structure. =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: Today's word may be used as a noun but with an unambiguous meaning: a lewd or lascivious person. The verb, "to wanton", however, has both the positive and negative senses of frolicking and behaving lewdly. Make sure your context is clear should you ever wanton through the wood. Suggested usage: Lewd people do tell wanton lies and live wanton lives but decent folk display wanton behavior at sporting events; jumping and screaming is a certainly a kind of wanton frolicking, a small pace beyond exuberance. The technology explosion of the 90s increased the number of people wantonly wealthy; we hope you are one of them (and that you are a sharing soul). Etymology: Middle English "wantowen" based on wan- "lacking" + towen, past participle of teon "to bring up, to discipline", so the original sense of this word was "unrestrained, undisciplined". The stem "wan" comes from a Proto-Indo-European root *eue- "to abandon" which also produced "wane" and "vain", as well as "vacate". "Teon", the origin of "team" (originally a disciplined group of horses) derives from PIE *deuk- "to lead", which also gave us "duke" and the coin originally struck by dukes, the ducat. The same root is behind Latin ducere "to lead", which underlies our "(aqua)duct", "educate", "deduce", "conduct", and many more. (We offer wanton gratitude to Paolo Delmastro for suggesting today's wonderfully polysemous word. For more PIE, search the FAQ cabinet.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? We've made it easy for you, just click here.YDC Word of the DayTo have the Word of the Day sent to you every day, to unsubscribe, or change your subscription, please enter your email address below and click send. =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D ------------=_1141113938-29085-0-- with esmtp id 1GVntu-0albRQ0; Fri, 6 Oct 2006 13:29:58 +0200 by ydw1.yourdictionary.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id 58FB65C5EB7 for ; Fri, 6 Oct 2006 01:31:09 -0600 (MDT) Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----------=_1160117357-2994-0" Subject: WELTER: Your word of the day from www.yourdictionary.com ------------=_1160117357-2994-0 =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D =0D Sign Up Word of the Day Games Pronunciation Key Word of the Day Today's Word:Welter (Noun) Pronunciation: ['wel-têr] Definition 1: (1) A roiling, tumultuous state, a turmoil; (2) a confusion or confused mass. Usage 1: Today's word still may be used as a verb, e.g. the boat weltered helplessly in the stormy waters. The verb also meant at one time to beat until welts (areas of the skin swollen and standing up from irritation) rise on the body. It is possible that the boxing class, welter weight, took its name from this verbal use. Suggested usage: In 1863 John Greenleaf Whittier used the original meaning of today's word in his poem, Andrew Rykman's Prayer, "In the welter of this sea | Nothing stable is but Thee". Today it is used mostly in its figurative sense, "Reingold found himself slowly drowning in a welter of obligations." Etymology: Today's word came to us from Middle English welteren "to roll, to toss about (as in high seas)" from Middle Low German, or Middle Dutch welteren "to roll". Now it is a noun referring to the results of being tossed about. The Proto-Indo-European ancestor of today's word, *wel-/*wol- "to turn, roll", was highly prolific. The German verb walzen "to roll" is a descendant, as is the English word "waltz" and "wallow". "Whelk", referring to the American conch, and "welt" are also descendants. Old English wealcan "to roll, toss", another relative, reached us as "walk". "Volume" in the literary sense originally referred to a roll of writing. It comes from the Latin variant of this root, seen in volvere "to roll", and found elsewhere in "convolute", "involve", and "revolve". (We are happy to roll out a suggestion of Ann Schroder's as today's Word of the Day.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com --> Dictionaries sale from Yourdictionary.com: Buy one of Ectaco electronic dictionaries or speech-to-speech translators for 45 languages today and get the traveler's 10-language Universal Translator ML320 ($100 value) for FREE! http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/ Spread the WordLike what you see? Why not share us with a friend? 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Usage 1: All Indo-European languages originally came equipped with a triplet of locative interrogative pronouns. Until recently, we had whither "where to?" where "where at?" and whence "where from?" They corresponded to two triplets of demonstrative pronouns: thither "to there", there, and thence "from there" plus hither "to here", here, and hence "from here". Today we tend to say "Where to?" and "to there", "Where . . . from?" and "from there" but "whence" and "thence" still crop up in an abstract sense and "hence" is quite common as an adverb meaning "thus, therefore". Avoid at all costs the redundancy of "from whence". "Whence" says it all. Suggested usage: While few people would say, "Whence comest thou", any more, among the erudite one does hear comments such as, "Fred apparently was bitten by a scorpion in his office=97whence his complaint about company safety". Today's word asks for the source (just as "thence" points to it), "What? A gin recess mid-afternoon?! I need to know whence such ideas originate". Well, maybe we shouldn't encourage it. Etymology: PIE had a series of interrogative pronouns (what? when? where?) based on kw- + suffix and demonstrative pronouns (that, then, there) basec on t- + suffixes. The [k] became [h] regularly in Germanic languages while the [t] became [th]. (Although we write our interrrogative pronouns "wh", they are pronounced [hw].) The [h] disappeared in German (was "what?" wann "when?" wo "where?") and in some dialects of English. In Latin, the [kw], spelled "qu" was retained: qui [kwee] "who", quid "what", quando "when". In Slavic languges the [w] was lost, so we get kto "who", kogda "when", kuda "whither" and to "that", togda "then", tam "there". (For more on PIE, go hence to the library and read, "How is a Hippo like a Feather?" Whence comes today's word? 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Thank you! Word of the Day: Wowser (noun) Pronunciation: [waw-zê(r)] Definition: Regional colloquialism (Australia and New Zealand). A puritanical fanatic, a prudish teetotaler; a killjoy and party-pooper all rolled into one. Usage: The 'Daily News' wrote April 4, 1909, "=91Wowser=92 is a term applied by certain portions of the Australian press to parsons of all denominations, more particularly to those fanatical on temperance and social evils". According to 'The Nation' May 11, 1912, a wowser is "one who wants to compel everybody else...to do whatever he thinks right, and abstain from everything he thinks wrong". The noun is wowserism "party-poopery", the adjective is "wowserish", and a wowserish person may also be a wowserite. Suggested Usage: Here is yet another Australian contribution to the linguistic melting pot we call English. "Out of place? I felt like an alcoholic comedian at a wowser convention". Of course, if it may apply to drinking temperance, it can refer to eating temperance as well, "Oh, you needn't invite Evelyn for a gourmet dinner; he has become an arrant seed-and-weed wowser ever since he went on that diet." Etymology: Today's word is widely supposed to have originated in the acronym of W(e) O(nly) W(ant) S(ocial) E(vils) R(emedied), a slogan invented by John Norton (1862-1916), an Australian journalist and politician. However, very few words have evolved from acronyms and then only quite recently. 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Wowser (Noun) Pronunciation: [waw-zê(r)] Listen Definition: Regional colloquialism (Australia and New Zealand). A puritanical fanatic, a prudish teetotaler; a killjoy and party-pooper all rolled into one. Usage: The 'Daily News' wrote April 4, 1909, "‘Wowser’ is a term applied by certain portions of the Australian press to parsons of all denominations, more particularly to those fanatical on temperance and social evils". According to 'The Nation' May 11, 1912, a wowser is "one who wants to compel everybody else...to do whatever he thinks right, and abstain from everything he thinks wrong". The noun is wowserism "party-poopery", the adjective is "wowserish", and a wowserish person may also be a wowserite. Suggested Usage: Here is yet another Australian contribution to the linguistic melting pot we call English. "Out of place? I felt like an alcoholic comedian at a wowser convention". Of course, if it may apply to drinking temperance, it can refer to eating temperance as well, "Oh, you needn't invite Evelyn for a gourmet dinner; he has become an arrant seed-and-weed wowser ever since he went on that diet." Etymology: Today's word is widely supposed to have originated in the acronym of W(e) O(nly) W(ant) S(ocial) E(vils) R(emedied), a slogan invented by John Norton (1862-1916), an Australian journalist and politician. However, very few words have evolved from acronyms and then only quite recently. It is probably from British dialectal wow "to make a complaint; whine" but etymologists are not sure. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Subject: YOBBO: Word of the Day To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Word of the Day: Yobbo (noun) Pronunciation: ['yah-bo] Definition: (British slang) A rowdy, a ruffian, a hooligan, a disruptive, annoying young man. Usage: Today's word may be used without the final "-bo" for "yob" bears the same meaning as "yobbo". The plural is yobbos=97no need to add an [e]. Someone who behaves like a yobbo is "yobbish" (the adjective) and the behavior itself is "yobbery", not a bad substitute for "hooliganism." Suggested Usage: Today's word begins as a word for nasty young men: "It would have been a romantic evening for Tilly if some yobbo had not dropped a water balloon on her and Jamaal as they kissed good night by the door of the dorm". However, it is as often used just to indicate the speaker's displeasure: "It would be a perfect world if those yobbos in Congress didn't make us pay taxes!" Now, if you wish to use the derivations from "yobbo", what better name for road rage than "highway yobbery?" Etymology: Words that arise from spelling other words backwards are a very rare anomaly (and possible only in those languages which have writing systems). However, today's word began as "yob", which is "boy" spelled backwards. "Yob" was then extended by "-o", as in "daddy-o", "wacko", and "sicko", giving us today's word. -- Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com -------------------- ---------------- -------------------- -------------------- ---------------- Word of the Day from YourDictionary.com To ensure that your Word of the Day email arrives to your Inbox, please add wordoftheday@yourdictionary.com to your address book if you haven't already done so. Thank you! Yobbo (Noun) Pronunciation: ['yah-bo] Listen Definition: (British slang) A rowdy, a ruffian, a hooligan, a disruptive, annoying young man. Usage: Today's word may be used without the final –bo for "yob" bears the same meaning as "yobbo". The plural is yobbos—no need to add an [e]. Someone who behaves like a yobbo is "yobbish" (the adjective) and the behavior itself is "yobbery", not a bad substitute for "hooliganism." Suggested Usage: Today's word begins as a word for nasty young men: "It would have been a romantic evening for Tilly if some yobbo had not dropped a water balloon on her and Jamaal as they kissed good night by the door of the dorm". However, it is as often used just to indicate the speaker's displeasure: "It would be a perfect world if those yobbos in Congress didn't make us pay taxes!" Now, if you wish to use the derivations from "yobbo", what better name for road rage than "highway yobbery?" Etymology: Words that arise from spelling other words backwards are a very rare anomaly (and possible only in those languages which have writing systems). However, today's word began as "yob", which is "boy" spelled backwards. "Yob" was then extended by –o, as in "daddy-o", "wacko", and "sicko", giving us today's word. —Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com Noam Chomsky: The Central Linguist of the 20th Century Here are a few pages from the man who developed the very concepts of current linguistic theory. You can find a select bibliography on his home page at MIT. More informative is this library of his articles. An outline of the evolution of his theory of syntax may be found here. Noam Chomsky is also one of the leading humanists and supporters of human rights in the world. Those curious about his political activity, will find it a simple matter to locate websites devoted to us via any of the on-line search engines. Languages of Afghanistan"Pahlawi/Farsi/Dari" is a short article explaining the relationships of the three major languages of Afghanistan. Arabic Morphological Analyzer. This is an experimental Java applet with a built-in keyboard for those who don't have their own. From Xerox Research Center Europe. Shape Schematization in Assamese Classifiers by Jugal K. Kalita. The concept of schematization has been discussed at length in the context of English spatial prepositions. In this paper, Kalita shows that the idea of space schematization also applies to an extended set of classifiers or enclitical definitives that are found in an Indo-European language called Assamese. Austronesian Language Comparison by Raymond Weisling. This is a comparison of core vocabulary of 13 Austronesian languages, including Indonesian, Javanese, Balinese, Sundanese, Madurese, Sawu, Toraja, Tagalog, Maori, Fijian, Hawaiian, Malagasy, and Rapanui. A Brief Latin Grammatical Aid. Lynn H. Nelson, University of Kansas, December 30, 1990. This grammar reference list presently contains two sections: examples of translations for the various uses of several noun cases, and the endings for regular nouns, adjectives, active verbs, and present participles. Later editions will increase this coverage. Bulgarian Morphological Analyzer. Hristo Krushkov of the University of Plodiv maintains this morphological analyzer of Bulgarian. Insert an entire Bulgarian sentence and each word will be identified and analyzed. Alternatively, you may enter any two agreeing words and check their agreement. Conjugate Spanish Verbs Computational Morphology: Introduction to the ALE-RA System by Colin Matheson. This document describes how to run ALE -ra on the Centre For Cognitive Science/Human Communication Research Centre machines, and also describes briefly the main commands necessary to compile lexicon files and view the results. English Neologisms. This site contains one hundred 'new' words from the Independent newspaper for the period January 1994 to March 1995. The words have been selected from an original list of 11,699 types which were identified as being new by filtering software developed by the University of Liverpool Research and Development Unit for English Studies during the AVIATOR Project, 1990-1993. The Ergative State of Early Proto-Indo-European by Hans-Joachim Alscher. This on-line article examines briefly the syntactic structure, the origin of the case system and verbal affixes in Proto-Indo-European. If the link doesn't work, try here. French Conjugation. You insert the infinitive and select the verbal tense, voice, and mood, and the INFL analyzer will give you the conjugation. The INFL analyzer is a licensed product of the MultiLingual Theory and Technology team at the Rank Xerox Research Center, in Grenoble, France made available to ARTFL through a technology exchange agreement. The principal developers of INFL are Lauri Karttunen and Annie Zaenen. French Morphological Analyzer. The ARTFL Project: morphological analysis using the INFL analyzer allows you to enter one or more French words (lower case only, no punctuation) at the prompt and returns the context-free morphological analysis for each term. Introduction to German Grammar. This is a temporary resource for learning beginning German or reviewing German provided by Gary Smith of William & Mary. It contains the basic paradigms of nouns, adjective, and verbs. GERTWOL German Morphological Analyzer. There isn't much information about the analyzer on the site but it seems to work well. Hindi Morphological Analyzer (Tagger). Type in a phrase or word and this analyzer will identify the parts of speech and their morphological functions. Written by Vasu Renganathan of the University of Pennsylvania. Indo-European Documentation Center. This site includes links and materials from a number of ancient Indo-European languages, the Numeral Project on early counting systems, and several on-line papers, including a reader of nineteenth century Indo-European studies edited by W. P. Lehmann. How Similar are Estonian and Finnish? This article by Eugene Holman of the University of Helsinki discusses the declensions and conjugations of both languages. International Phonetic Association This is the association the sponsors the International Phonetic Alphabet, the symbols that represent all the sounds of all natural languages. The entire alphabet is available on this site. Linguistic Typology (Language Variety) Matthew Dryer's page on linguistic typology, with an on-going project devoted to typological atlases, typological data-bases, and links to other language resources. This is a good place to begin to learn about language variety. Italian Clitics by Paola Monachesi This site contains many of Dr. Monachesi's articles on Italian and Romanian clitics which may be downloaded. Latin Parser and Translator. This is a beta or developers copy of a Visual Basic program which Adam McLean designed to assist people in translating from Latin into English. I am making this available in the hope that it might help people undertake some translations (download). Multilingual Verb Conjugator. Now you can conjugate at least some of the regular verbs in 27 different languages. The LOGOS verb conjugator gives you all the forms of regular verbs in its database for 27 languages, including Italian, French, Spanish, Polish, German, Esperanto, English, Latin, Portuguese, Greek, Finnish, Czech, Croatian, Sicilian. It is a work in progress that still lacks many verbs. Xerox Research Corporation's Morphological Analyzer for Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, and German. These finite-state analyzers have been compiled using two-level morphology rules. These morphological analyzers are also used in XRCE's part-of-speech taggers. The Roots of Mambila: Convergence and divergence in the development of Mambila by Bruce Connell. This paper shows that Mambila comprises two major dialect clusters, though the division is not that envisaged by previous researchers. This paper provides evidence of a new division among Mambila dialects and then explores the relative roles of divergence and convergence in Mambila and what the Mambila situation can tell us about the dynamics of language change more generally. Study Guide to Wheelock's Latin Grammar. This study guide was written by Dale Grote of UNC Charlotte. It contains many conjugation and declension paradigms to supplement Wheelock. Spanish Morphological Analyzer (Licensed). This C/C++ morphological analyzer that makes use of the ARIES Spanish lexical interface listed on the same page. This permits to improve efficiency by integrating word segmentation with lexical access also. By now, it is a (pseudo)-unification chart based parser for context-free morphological grammars. Swahili Noun Classes. This is a preliminary report by Ellen Contini-Morava on a two-phase study of the semantics and syntax of noun classification in Swahili. Phase I, the topic of the present paper, is an investigation of the semantic structure of the noun classes, from a cognitive-semantic perspective. Tamil Case System This is a scholarly excursion into the Tamil case system by Harold Schiffman of the University of Washington. It includes a discussion of the postpositions. Turkish Morphological Analyzer. This analyzer has been developed using the two-level transducer technology developed by Xerox . It can process about 900 forms/sec on Sparc station 10/41, though industrial strength versions of the SW work significantly faster. This implementation of Turkish uses about 30,000 Turkish root words. Ural-Altaic Language Page A comparative study of all the morphological features of the Uralic and Altaic languages. Verbix Verb Conjugator Here is a verb conjugator that conjugates the verbs of over 50 different languages for you. Word Manager. Word Manager is a system for the acquisition and management of reusable morphological and phrasal dictionaries . It has a knowledge acquisition component and a knowledge representation which enable a more flexible use than typical finite-state systems. WordNet. WordNet is an on-line lexical reference system whose design is inspired by current theories of human lexical memory. English nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are organized into synonym sets, each representing one underlying lexical concept. Different relations link the synonym sets. Word Frequency Indexer. Catherine Ball of Georgetown's Linguistics Department has written a very useful script that analyzes text you put in for word (token) frequency. World Atlas of Language Structures Matthew Dryer has begun this website dealing with the typology of languages. It has a good list of language families with examples of each and a library of articles on the subject. XTAG Tree Adjoining Parser. XTAG is an on-going project to develop a wide-coverage grammar for English using a feature-based and lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammar formalism. XTAG also serves as an system for the development of TAGs and consists of a predictive left-to-right parser, an X-windows interface, a morphological analyzer, and a part-of-speech tagger (download). For the more advanced and adventurous, here are some pages reflecting current linguistic research as well as useful language-learning applications that fall short of complete grammars (verb conjugators, etc.) This page is currently maintained by Silvia Luraghi, Associate Professor of Linguistics, Università di Pavia, Italy. Noam Chomsky: The Central Linguist of the 20th Century Here are a few pages from the man who developed the very concepts of current linguistic theory. You can find a select bibliography on his home page at MIT. More informative is this library of his articles. An outline of the evolution of his theory of syntax may be found here. Noam Chomsky is also one of the leading humanists and supporters of human rights in the world. Those curious about his political activity, will find it a simple matter to locate websites devoted to us via any of the on-line search engines. Languages of Afghanistan"Pahlawi/Farsi/Dari" is a short article explaining the relationships of the three major languages of Afghanistan. Arabic Morphological Analyzer. This is an experimental Java applet with a built-in keyboard for those who don't have their own. From Xerox Research Center Europe. Shape Schematization in Assamese Classifiers by Jugal K. Kalita. The concept of schematization has been discussed at length in the context of English spatial prepositions. In this paper, Kalita shows that the idea of space schematization also applies to an extended set of classifiers or enclitical definitives that are found in an Indo-European language called Assamese. Austronesian Language Comparison by Raymond Weisling. This is a comparison of core vocabulary of 13 Austronesian languages, including Indonesian, Javanese, Balinese, Sundanese, Madurese, Sawu, Toraja, Tagalog, Maori, Fijian, Hawaiian, Malagasy, and Rapanui. A Brief Latin Grammatical Aid. Lynn H. Nelson, University of Kansas, December 30, 1990. This grammar reference list presently contains two sections: examples of translations for the various uses of several noun cases, and the endings for regular nouns, adjectives, active verbs, and present participles. Later editions will increase this coverage. Byron Bender's 'Morphological Paradoxes'. This is the written version of a talk on morphology given as a guest lecture in Ling 615, The Nature of Language, Fall Semester 1994. The focus was on the foundations of linguistics-morphology in this case. Bulgarian Morphological Analyzer. Hristo Krushkov of the University of Plodiv maintains this morphological analyzer of Bulgarian. Insert an entire Bulgarian sentence and each word will be identified and analyzed. Alternatively, you may enter any two agreeing words and check their agreement. Computational Morphology: Introduction to the ALE-RA System by Colin Matheson. This document describes how to run ALE -ra on the Centre For Cognitive Science/Human Communication Research Centre machines, and also describes briefly the main commands necessary to compile lexicon files and view the results. English Neologisms. This site contains one hundred 'new' words from the Independent newspaper for the period January 1994 to March 1995. The words have been selected from an original list of 11,699 types which were identified as being new by filtering software developed by the University of Liverpool Research and Development Unit for English Studies during the AVIATOR Project, 1990-1993. The Ergative State of Early Proto-Indo-European by Hans-Joachim Alscher. This on-line article examines briefly the syntactic structure, the origin of the case system and verbal affixes in Proto-Indo-European. If the link doesn't work, try here. French Conjugation. You insert the infinitive and select the verbal tense, voice, and mood, and the INFL analyzer will give you the conjugation. The INFL analyzer is a licensed product of the MultiLingual Theory and Technology team at the Rank Xerox Research Center, in Grenoble, France made available to ARTFL through a technology exchange agreement. The principal developers of INFL are Lauri Karttunen and Annie Zaenen. French Morphological Analyzer. The ARTFL Project: morphological analysis using the INFL analyzer allows you to enter one or more French words (lower case only, no punctuation) at the prompt and returns the context-free morphological analysis for each term. Introduction to German Grammar. This is a temporary resource for learning beginning German or reviewing German provided by Gary Smith of William & Mary. It contains the basic paradigms of nouns, adjective, and verbs. GERTWOL German Morphological Analyzer. There isn't much information about the analyzer on the site but it seems to work well. Hindi Morphological Analyzer (Tagger). Type in a phrase or word and this analyzer will identify the parts of speech and their morphological functions. Written by Vasu Renganathan of the University of Pennsylvania. Hindi-Marathi-Telugu Morphological AnalyzersThis morphological analyzer allows you to choose your language and your font. It includes links to pages with other linguistic resources for Indian languages and English, dictionaries, the National Institute of Information Technology in India. Other Indian Language Morphological AnalyzersThis website has morphological analyzers for Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, and Punjabi. Downloads are also available. Indo-European Documentation Center. This site includes links and materials from a number of ancient Indo-European languages, the Numeral Project on early counting systems, and several on-line papers, including a reader of nineteenth century Indo-European studies edited by W. P. Lehmann. How Similar are Estonian and Finnish? This article by Eugene Holman of the University of Helsinki discusses the declensions and conjugations of both languages. International Phonetic Association This is the association the sponsors the International Phonetic Alphabet, the symbols that represent all the sounds of all natural languages. The entire alphabet is available on this site. Linguistic Typology (Language Variety) Matthew Dryer's page on linguistic typology, with an on-going project devoted to typological atlases, typological data-bases, and links to other language resources. This is a good place to begin to learn about language variety. Italian Clitics by Paola Monachesi This site contains many of Dr. Monachesi's articles on Italian and Romanian clitics which may be downloaded. Latin Parser and Translator. This is a beta or developers copy of a Visual Basic program which Adam McLean designed to assist people in translating from Latin into English. I am making this available in the hope that it might help people undertake some translations (download). Multilingual Verb Conjugator. Now you can conjugate at least some of the regular verbs in 27 different languages. The LOGOS verb conjugator gives you all the forms of regular verbs in its database for 27 languages, including Italian, French, Spanish, Polish, German, Esperanto, English, Latin, Portuguese, Greek, Finnish, Czech, Croatian, Sicilian. It is a work in progress that still lacks many verbs. Xerox Research Corporation's Morphological Analyzer for Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, and German. These finite-state analyzers have been compiled using two-level morphology rules. These morphological analyzers are also used in XRCE's part-of-speech taggers. Sanskrit Decliner and Conjugator by Gerard Huet. This inflection engine provides all the forms of Sanskrit Verbs and Substantives when you type in a transliterated form. Transliteration tables are provided elsewhere on the site. Michael Bunk has a decliner here in German. The Roots of Mambila: Convergence and divergence in the development of Mambila by Bruce Connell. This paper shows that Mambila comprises two major dialect clusters, though the division is not that envisaged by previous researchers. This paper provides evidence of a new division among Mambila dialects and then explores the relative roles of divergence and convergence in Mambila and what the Mambila situation can tell us about the dynamics of language change more generally. Study Guide to Wheelock's Latin Grammar. This study guide was written by Dale Grote of UNC Charlotte. It contains many conjugation and declension paradigms to supplement Wheelock. Spanish Morphological Analyzer (Licensed). This C/C++ morphological analyzer that makes use of the ARIES Spanish lexical interface listed on the same page. This permits to improve efficiency by integrating word segmentation with lexical access also. By now, it is a (pseudo)-unification chart based parser for context-free morphological grammars. Conjugate Spanish Verbs This conjugator is on a commercial Spanish language school page but the conjugator is free. It also offers Spanish language course teasers, one lesson a day. Swahili Noun Classes. This is a preliminary report by Ellen Contini-Morava on a two-phase study of the semantics and syntax of noun classification in Swahili. Phase I, the topic of the present paper, is an investigation of the semantic structure of the noun classes, from a cognitive-semantic perspective. Tamil Case System This is a scholarly excursion into the Tamil case system by Harold Schiffman of the University of Washington. It includes a discussion of the postpositions. Turkish Morphological Analyzer. This analyzer has been developed using the two-level transducer technology developed by Xerox . It can process about 900 forms/sec on Sparc station 10/41, though industrial strength versions of the SW work significantly faster. This implementation of Turkish uses about 30,000 Turkish root words. Ural-Altaic Language Page A comparative study of all the morphological features of the Uralic and Altaic languages. Verbix Verb Conjugator Here is a verb conjugator that conjugates the verbs of over 50 different languages for you. Word Manager. Word Manager is a system for the acquisition and management of reusable morphological and phrasal dictionaries . It has a knowledge acquisition component and a knowledge representation which enable a more flexible use than typical finite-state systems. WordNet. WordNet is an on-line lexical reference system whose design is inspired by current theories of human lexical memory. English nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are organized into synonym sets, each representing one underlying lexical concept. Different relations link the synonym sets. Word Frequency Indexer. Catherine Ball of Georgetown's Linguistics Department has written a very useful script that analyzes text you put in for word (token) frequency. World Atlas of Language Structures Matthew Dryer has begun this website dealing with the typology of languages. It has a good list of language families with examples of each and a library of articles on the subject. XTAG Tree Adjoining Parser. XTAG is an on-going project to develop a wide-coverage grammar for English using a feature-based and lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammar formalism. XTAG also serves as an system for the development of TAGs and consists of a predictive left-to-right parser, an X-windows interface, a morphological analyzer, and a part-of-speech tagger (download). More and more information about language and languages is emerging every day. On this page we will try to keep up with it and provide you with the latest in research, applications, and games. CL/MT Bibliography Search, EssexThis page allows you to access a collection of Bibliographic Databases in Linguistics held by the CL/MT Research Group at the University of Essex. Comparison of Austronesian LanguagesRaymond Weisling compares a selected list of words in 13 Austronesian languages, Indonesian, Javanese, Balinese, Sudanese, Madurese, Sawu, Toraja, Tagalog, Maori, Fijian, Hawaiian, Malagasy, and Rapanui. "Just for fun", he says, but it is an interesting venture. The site includes a page of Indonesian language fun! Corpus LinguisticsMichael Barlow's site contains the links to on-line corpora of more than a dozen languages plus connections to software for exploiting the corpora. Cymdeithas MadogThe website of the Welsh Studies Institute of North America, Inc., non-profit organization dedicated to helping North Americans learn, use and enjoy the Welsh language. Links to language resources as well as geographical and cultural finds. GlossPostGlossPost is a discussion list for translators, interpreters, terminologists and technical writers. Here you can post the URL (links) of any interesting glossaries or dictionaries found on the Internet, whether monolingual, bilingual, or multilingual. The Human Languages PageThis site contains resources to learn, use, and study the languages of the world: grammars, dictionaries, historical descriptions, etc. International Phonetic AssociationThis is the organization that determines the IPA phonetic symbols used to represent linguistic sounds accurately. You will find a table of all the IPA symbols at this site. LanguageThis is the journal of the LSA currently edited by Mark Aronoff. The site contains a table of contents, a style sheet, a FAQ page, and information about the editors. Language and Linguistic ConferencesRoy Cochrun's site contains the dates of language and linguistic conferences arranged by date. Lexicon of Linguistic TerminologyA comprehensive and detailed on-line dictionary of linguistic terminology by Jan Don, Johan Kerstens, Eddy Ruys, Joost Zwarts of OTS in Utrecht, Holland, set to HTML by Hans Leidekker. Entries contain hypertext cross-listings and bibliographic sources. Linguistic Organizations Association of Linguistic Typology encourages the study of cross-linguistic diversity and the patterns underlying it. The International Phonetic Association supports resources to learn, use, and study the IPA symbols. LINGUIST LIST is the major list service for linguistic discussion. Its web site contains an indexed archive of the list, subcategorized into discussions, book reviews, book announcements, and many more linguistic resources. Linguistic Society of America is the major international linguistic association. This site includes a link to the e-mail addresses of the membership. Linguistic Departments and ProgramsThe LINGUIST list maintains a listing of all linguistics departments throughout the world that are on line. Linguistic TheoriesThese are the websites of the current major linguistic theories and perhaps a minor one or two. Applied Linguistics: The Virtual LibraryThe Virtual Library Applied Linguistics Section is the all-inclusive survey of linguistic sites and resources on the web. Everything you might need to know about applied linguistics is found here. It begins with a list of all the linguistics departments in the world with web sites. The List of Language LISTSWhile LINGUIST is the major linguistics discussion list, it is by far not the only language and linguistics list. Here is the mother lode of language and linguistic lists. This site contains information on how to join each one of them. European Linguistic LegislationThe Mercator site follows legislative action pertaining to European languages with emphasis on minority languages. It contains an encyclopedia of European languages and links to the Mercator language education and media sites, as well. For minority language links, click here. The Prague Linguistic Circle Aka Le Cercle Linguistique de Prague and Prazsky lingvisticky krouzek. This is the organization from which Roman Jakobson and his colleagues developed linguistic structuralism into a major theory. The current site contains a history of the organization and listings of current linguistic events and sites in the Czech Republic. The Rosetta ProjectThis is a project to archive grammars, texts, audio files, and other language materials for 1000 languages. This is an open project, which means that anyone may contribute whether a language specialist or not. Celtic Linguistics OnlineThis is a Mirror of the CELTLING List at CELTLING@MITVMA.MIT.EDU. It exists only to provide a web-searchable archive of the material posted there. Subscription to the CeltLing mailing list is available here. Specialty Dictionaries IN ENGLISH Not even a native speaker knows all the words of his own language. Technical vocabulary is used only by specialists and so is not generally known by non-specialists. Here you will find dictionaries and glossaries of specialized words in the English language. In case you cannot find the specialty dictionary you need on line, or need an off-line dictionary for some other reason, yourDictionary now offers the full line of Elsevier-Science specialty dictionaries on CD ROM and in traditional book form. New specialties and dictionaries are constantly being added to yourDictionary.com's Specialty Dictionary Department. If you do not see what you need today, return soon and you will find it here. If you do not find what you need, drop us a line and we will try to find it for you. The latest categories are marked by a o bullet. Word of the Day Today's Word:Zarf (Noun) Pronunciation: [zahrf] Definition 1: In the Middle East, coffee is often drunk from cups without handles and tea, from glasses. A zarf is a decorative holder, usually from metal, with a handle that prevents the hot cup or glass from burning fingers. Some zarfs also have no handles, such as the insulation jackets that hold glasses to keep their contents cold. Usage 1: You will find that you use this word more when you are in the Middle East where coffee is drunk from cups without handles or in Eastern Europe where hot tea is sipped from glasses. This, of course, makes the cup or glass to hot to handle, requiring a handle for holding=97that's what a zarf is. (For a picture of a Russian zarf, check http://www.catteacorner.com/holidayshoppingcups.htm.) Suggested usage: We normally avoid words with such narrow meanings; after all, how can you use such a word other than to refer to this one rather unusual object? "A zarf and a coffee cup go together like a horse and carriage". Just remember, all words may be used metaphorically and our lives are richer for it. Try this on your significant other: "My dear, I am your zarf: you are just my cup of tea and I want to hold you forever". How much more romantic can you get? Etymology: Today's word is an Arabic word meaning "container, envelope". The Russians call a similar metal exoskeleton for their tea glasses a podstakannik "a 'subglassnik'". (Today's word was a gift from Madeline Lander, an obviously well-spoken literacy specialist in Ambler, Pennsylvania.) =97Dr. Language, Today's Word:Zeugma (Noun) Pronunciation: ['zug-mê ] Definition 1: The Greek correlate of the Latinate word, "syllepsis" [si-'lep-sis], a syntactic construction in which a single word governs at least two other words or phrases even though its sense applies to them in different ways, e.g. "He flew off the handle and straight to Rio." Usage 1: Zeugma (syllepsis) usually indicates that one of the words or phrases involved is used normally while the other is in an idiom. "To lose one's temper" is idiomatic (nothing is actually lost) while the meaning of "to lose his hat" is straightforward. However, if you combine them, i.e. "He lost his hat and his temper", the result is a mildly amusing zeugmatic expression which is syntactically good but semantically not so. (Some people argue that zeugma and syllepsis are not the same but there is no general agreement as to what the difference is.) Suggested usage: Let's begin with an example of zeugma from 'Dombey and Son' by Charles Dickens, "Miss Nipper shook her head and a tin canister, and began, unasked, to make the tea". Get the idea? Now let's see if we can do it: "Councilwoman Rankin would rather press flesh than clothes". You have probably already heard something similar to this, "He drove his car recklessly and his wife crazy". All these sentences suffer from inoperable zeugma. Etymology: From Greek zeugma "a bond", which devolved from earlier *yeug-, also the origin of English "yoke". Latin jugum "yoke" ([j] was pronounce [y]) is another descendent, one responsible for English "jugular", "conjugate", and "subjugate". The same root became Sanskrit yugam "yoke" and yoga "union". English "jostle" is a former diminutive of "joust", borrowed from Latin iuxtare "to be next to" from iuxta "nearby", another relative. The nasalized variant gave us English "join", "joint", "junction" and Spanish "junta", all originating in Latin iungere "to join". (Now let's take the bull by the horns and the time to thank Mary Jane Stoneburg of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania for yoking us up with today's word.) =97Dr. Language, yourDictionary.com

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