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nounproper nounadjectiveverbprepositionadverbcommon in dialogue

absolute temperature

noun

  1. 1

    absolute temperature

  2. 2

    absorbance; absorbancy

  3. 3

    academy; academician

    acad

  4. 4

    accommodation

  5. 5

    accumulator

  6. 6

    accusative case

  7. 7

    acid

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    acre; acres

    A; a.

  9. 9

    address

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    adjutant

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    administration

  12. 12

    admiral

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    adult

  14. 14

    age; aged

  15. 15

    air

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    air branch

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    aircraft; airplane

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    airman

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    alfa

  20. 20

    alto

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    amateur

    a.

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    ambassador

  23. 23

    Americanization

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    amphibian

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    amplitude

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    ana; anna

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    Angstrom

    Å

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    annus (a year)

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    anode

  30. 30

    answer

    ans.; ans; A

  31. 31

    application

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    apprentice

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    aqua

  34. 34

    arctic

  35. 35

    army

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    article

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    artificer

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    artillery

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    assault, as on a badge

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    associate; association

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    atomic weight

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    attack

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    author

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    automobile

proper noun

  1. 1

    America

    Amer.

  2. 2

    Amos, the book of

  3. 3

    April

  4. 4

    Atlantic

  5. 5

    August

adjective

  1. 1

    absent

  2. 2

    Absolute

  3. 3

    accepted

  4. 4

    adjusted

  5. 5

    alto

  6. 6

    American

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    amphibious

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    anterior

  9. 9

    approved

  10. 10

    arctic

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    arterial

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    Asian

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    asked

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    astragal

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    asymmetric

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    atomic

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    Australian

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    auxiliary

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    avancé (fast)

verb

  1. 1

    admit

  2. 2

    Americanize

preposition

  1. 1

    after

  2. 2

    ante (before)

  3. 3

    at

adverb

  1. 1

    annō (Latin for “in the year”)

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