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acting as a front, dried grass stalk, dry threshed grain stalks (used for bedding, animal fodder, basket weaving, etc.); single stalk of grain; hollow slender tube used to suck up liquids; something of little importance, item made of straw, of or perta...straw
adequate amount, allot, allocate, distribute in fixed quantities, amount of food officially allocated, fixed amount allocated to an individual, limit quantity available to somebody, portion, allotment, allocated quantity; single serving of food, indivi...ration
adjacent to consonant, attached or joined, consisting of single steps in scale, either proposition in conjunction, united; connected, conjoinedconjunct
advertisement printed on a single page, printed sheet of paperhandbill
advertising campaign, assist by pushing or lifting, encouragement, improve something, increase in something, increase something, push or lift from below, shove; raising, lift; incentive, raise voltage in something, raise; push; urge, shoplift, vigorous...boost
affect strongly; make an impression; emphasize; stamp, make a mark using pressure, apply a voltage, force to serve, influence deeply or please greatly, make clearly understood, press a shape into something, seizeimpress
airfield tower to guide pilot, bracket fixing something to aircraft body, metal tower supporting high-voltage cables, tall vertical part of structure, tower used to support electrical or other wires; guide tower that serves as a landmark for airplanes;...pylon
airplane with a single wing extending to both sides of the plane, airplane with single set of wingsmonoplane
algal sex organ, cell in an ovary, cell which becomes an oocyte (Biology); single-celled female reproductive organ in some plants (Botany)oogonium
alliance, union, voluntary joining together, agreement made between two or more parties to work together toward a common goal, merging into single entity, political alliancecoalition
almost irrelevant, of tangent, touching at a single point (Geometry); irrelevant, divergenttangential
alone; done without the company of others; lonely; secluded, remote; single, only, done alone, growing singly, not living in social groups, recluse, one who lives far away from or avoids the society of others; one who lives alone for religious reasons,...solitary
ameba, microscopic protozoan which perpetually changes form, single-celled organismamoeba
ancient acoustic instrument made of an oblong wooden box with a single string, instrument for determining musical intervals, one-stringed acoustical devicemonochord
ancient city located on the Euphrates River in Asia (former capital of the Babylonian Empire); a leading provider of single-click information access translation and conversion software, ancient Mesopotamian city, place of exile, place of immoralityBabylon
 

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