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Among other things, "the underlying reality or substance of something" (from Wiktionary). You can find additional meanings at Wiktionary.
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From Wiktionary: bearing; manner of presenting oneself; example: "Her deportment impressed her interviewers." Check the Wiktionary for additional meanings.
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I believe a mooring post is called a bitt.
According to Wiktionary the word is always plural! I posted a definition for Bitts from Wiktionary!!
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From Wiktionary: "... the idea that God is everywhere and in everything".
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According to wiktionary, "hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia" is a fear of long words.
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you can use wiktionary to find the conjugation for it. :)
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Wiktionary is widely used throughout the world.Since starting in December 2002 the website has created 3,356,508 articles and is visited by more than two million people everyday.
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octopuses
"Octopuses" or "Octopi" or "Octopodes", according to wiktionary.
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It means "ant", in the northern Sami language (according to Wiktionary).
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- spiteful
- beautiful
- colorful
Follow the link to Wiktionary's list of words with -ful suffix
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No, all of the Wiki sites are not owned by one company. For example, WikiAnswers is owned by the Answers Corp. (answers.com), while Wiktionary is owned by Wikipedia.
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Go to wiktionary dot com and look up the word "whereas" in the search box.
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Use an etymological dictionary, for example Wiktionary.
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The best I can do, is: clue - ee or cloo ee
Check the link for an audio of the word, from Wiktionary
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Yes - according to Wiktionary, it is UK slang for a police station, or prison.
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The various government agencies involved in the prevention of crime and the apprehension of criminals.
Source: Wiktionary
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Yes there is a wiki dictionary. It is called Wiktionary (see link below.)
http://wiktionary.org/
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yes it is a type of cadence in medieval music according to wiktionary
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They are all the wiki projects, e.g. Wikibooks, Wiktionary, Wikiquote, and even Wikipedia
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After a dipper. From the Wiktionary: "... 2. A cup-shaped vessel with a long handle, for dipping out liquids."
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Yes, for the verb bluff meaning to deceive or coerce. The adverb is bluffingly, but it only appears on Wiktionary.
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Utake them wen your depresed.
Press ENTER to look up in Wiktionary or CTRL+ENTERto look up in Wikipedia
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Several meanings, related to the idea of "holding something in custody". Check the English Wiktionary for more details.
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Wiktionary: "Prototypical; preceding the proper beginning of something". That sounds about right, for a protostar.
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The spelling of the adjective is hyphenated "multi-year."
(Only Wiktionary shows a single word, unhyphenated form.)
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The Wikimedia Foundation is the non-profit that supports and funds Wikipedia and its sister sites (like Wikinews and Wiktionary).
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According to Wiktionary, to cover one's feet means "to lower one's garment, especially to urinate or defecate".
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Yep. It's an adverb or, rarely, a pronoun. Here's the wonderful wiktionary: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/anywhere
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YES!!!!!!willn't - Wiktionary
Feb 24, 2020 · willn't (archaic or dialect) will not; Usage notes . Standard contraction is won't.
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From Wiktionary: "snuffle: to sniff with the nose loudly and audibly". Sirius Black had the capacity to turn into a dog.
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Probably you mean "foreign". And there are several sites, including Google Translate and Wiktionary, which, if you put a word that is spelled wrong, will suggest alternatives.
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(Wiktionary)
# The state of abstaining from sexual intercourse before or outside of marriage; avoidance of sexual sins; the quality of being chaste; moral purity.
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Neither the single word "overprepared" or the hyphenated "over-prepared" have found consistent acceptance in dictionaries. Wiktionary lists the single word form.
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That's not a common German word.A similar word is "Häusler"; according to the German Wiktionary, that refers to the owner of a small house.
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Ask your doctor or check on the pharmacy papers they gave you on your meds.
Press ENTER to look up in Wiktionary or CTRL+ENTERto look up in Wikipedia
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According to Wiktionary, a host means "A multitude of people arrayed as an army" - so, it is not a specific number, it simply means "a large number".
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Bye-o-law-gee, that is how you pronounce biology.
According to Wiktionary,
* IPA: /ˌba.ˈjɔ.lə.dʒɪ/
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Yes, I can do that. Just provide me with a question or prompt, and I'll give you a concise response.
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One can find the definition of the word "addiction" on a variety of online sources. Such sources include Psychology Today, Wiktionary, Dictionary, and Wikipedia.
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Wikipedia is managed by a non-profit parent organization, there is not a particular owner. The Wikimedia Foundation also manages the operation of Wikipedia's sister projects, such as Wiktionary and Wikibooks.
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From Wiktionary: " A word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language, for example shutis a synonym of close"
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Online dictionaries such as Oxford Dictionaries and Wiktionary are great resources to find the definition of most words, including the word desecration.
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You can use online translation tools such as Google Translate or DeepL to translate English into multiple languages at the same time. These tools allow you to input text in English and select multiple target languages to see the translations in parallel.
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Someone would be said to be contorted when part of their body is twisted into a strained position. It also means when someone twists violently according to the website Wiktionary.
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Look up "orb" in Wiktionary. For example:
1. A spherical body; a globe; especially, one of the celestial spheres; a sun, planet, or star
Obviously orbs exist.
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