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act as respectable cover for, area of activity, aspect of something, at or near the front, battle zone, be the head of, beginning or first pages, confront, cover for illegal activities, deliberately assumed behavior, detachable shirt front, direction i...	front
act of beginning anew, act of starting again	recommencement
act of confer knighthood upon, act of investing with a title; act of providing a new soundtrack for a film or tape (often in a different language); adding of new music or other sounds to an existing recording, final soundtrack, process of adding new so...	dubbing
act of greeting somebody, expression of greeting or goodwill at the beginning of a letter (such as "Dear Sir", etc.), greetings, opening greeting, sign of greeting	salutation
act of indenting, blank space left between a margin and the beginning of a printed or written line; act of indenting a document; groove; deep recess, niche; dent, notch, jagged edge, leaving space at beginning of line, notch or recess	indentation
act of introducing; act of acquainting one person with another; preface, foreword (in a book or other work); something introduced, something new; basic textbook, introductory manual, beginning of piece of music, bringing in something new, explanatory s...	introduction
act of opening, beginning of a game, clearing in woods, first part, first performance for the general public, first time something is used or done, gap, making open; aperture; available job; chance, opportunity, put into an open position, vacancy	opening
act of shortening, act of cutting short; quality of being truncated; leaving out of unaccented syllables at the beginning or end of a line (Literature)	truncation
act of thrusting, add a soundtrack in a different language, add sounds to a movie, call, name; confer knighthood upon, invest with a title; strike; poke; thrust; record a new soundtrack for a film or tape (often in a different language); add new music ...	dub
act of writing down; act of setting down onto a storage medium (such as tape, disk, video, etc.); something which has been recorded, copy of music, keeping a record, inscribing, making of record	recording
act or process of leaving the ground, act of jumping or leaping; ascent of an aircraft, act of becoming airborne; parody, humorous imitation, caricature (Informal), beginning of flight, beginning of jump, point of rapid growth	takeoff
action that makes something start, beginning, commencement; formal admission into some organization or position; ceremony celebrating admission into an organization or position; instruction, teaching of basic knowledge, introduction to something new	initiation
add prefix to, arrange in advance, introduce with something, place before or in front of; add a prefix, add a word or word stem to the beginning of a word; set or arrange in advance, put before something, something preceding something else, title, word...	prefix
add topping to something, beginning or earliest part, best part, car roof, crown of head, cut top off something, distill volatile part of solution, exceed or better something, first half of baseball inning, garment covering upper body, high, highest pa...	top
addition of a letter syllable or phoneme at the beginning of a word (Grammar), addition of syllable to help pronunciation, preparations for offering Eucharist, prosthesis	prothesis

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