Results for: able to be fined, punishable by a fine, subject to a fine
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affected, appreciating fine things, rare and exquisiterecherché
affirmative or negative characteristic, character of vowel sound, degree of excellence; characteristic, attribute; nature, character; excellence, distinguishing characteristic, essential property, excellent, having superior characteristics, fine, peopl...quality
affluent, wealthy, having a large fortune; fancy, luxurious; full, having an abundance of; deep, vivid, strong, costly and fine, fertile, plentiful, productive, see also:riches, strong and smooth-flavored, strongly colored, unlikely, wealthy people, pe...rich
after this, on this, pertaining to this subjecthereon
aggregate of cells of a particular kind; absorbent tissue paper for use as a handkerchief; fabric; fine lightweight paper, gauzy fabric, group of cells in an organism, intricate series, piece of absorbent papertissue
agree to, argue a point, defer to, give in, surrender, yield; subject to a process or condition; present, propose, suggest, offer; comply, acquiesce; be subjected to a process or condition, propose or hand in something, yield to somebodysubmit
agreed on, chemically stable, dishonestly arranged, held in mind, not changing, not subject to change, provided with something, secure, set firmly in place; stabilized; protected or preserved; steady, firm; not volatile (Chemistry); predetermined; ille...fixed
air spray, container with gas under pressure, liquid substance stored under pressure and released as a fine spray; container in which this is stored; tiny particle suspended in the atmosphere and carried by the wind (Ecology), substance sprayed, suspen...aerosol
allowing light to pass through, clear, see-through, translucent, easily seen through, fine enough to see through, frank, letting radiation through, obvious and easy to recognizetransparent
allowing object to be subject, ergative word, with doer of action as objectergative
alone or without help, country, machine, normal self, pron. her own person; on her own person; to her own person; by her own person; from her own person, referring to female subject of verb, used for emphasisherself
alone or without help, important male person, normal self, pron. his own person; to his own person; by his own person; from his own person, referring to male subject of verb, used for emphasishimself
alright; well, authorization, approval; agreement, confirm, approve, interj. Fine! Alright!, OKokay
analyzing prices and market indicators, belonging to particular subject or profession, exhibiting technique, high-tech, of or pertaining to technique; relating to technology; specialized; mechanical; having practical knowledge; applied, relating to ind...technical
angle of the narrator, opinion, particular aspect on a subject, perspective somebody brings, position of an observerpoint of view
 

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