Results for: memento, souvenir, object kept as a reminder of an event (or experience, etc.)
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act of surprising; astonishment; something which startles or astonishes; unexpected event, amazement, amazing event, elicit something from somebody, give somebody something unexpectedly, make somebody amazed, astonish; ambush, take somebody or somethin...surprise
act of surviving; continuation of life or existence (beyond that of another person, thing or event), fact of living through something, something from the past, staying alivesurvival
act of touching, advance hesitantly, be affected by something, be aware of something, believe something, cause particular sensation, examine something, experience something, grope, have sensation in body part, impression gained from touch, impression s...feel
act of transpiring; emission of vapor through the surface of an objecttranspiration
act of turning something the opposite way; act of returning to a previous condition; return of property to its owner after the occurrence of a particular event (Law), property returned to former owner, return to former condition, return to former owner...reversion
act or sound of flapping, aircraft wing control surface, blow from broad object, commotion, dust jacket part, flat thin piece used as cover, fly by moving wings, hit with broad object, loose back and forth movement; sound made by such a movement; movea...flap
act or time of sitting, arrangement of seats or sitters, arrangement of sitting places or chairs; act of providing with seats; fabric for upholstering seats, something object rests on, upholstering materialseating
act out a scene or event that took place in the pastreenact
act with or feel rage, anger, fury; instance of violent weather (of the wind, waves, etc.); desire, passion, be furiously angry, behave furiously, be irate, extreme anger, force or intensity, object of fad, occur with violence, strong passion or enthus...rage
acting out of a scene or event that took place in the pastreenactment
action of the person or thing that turns, rotating; place of a change in direction; act of shaping an object on a lathe; object which is shaped on a lathe, deviation, fabric that forms hem, turneryturning
action that causes a fall, catch somebody in a mistake, cause a device to operate, drug-induced hallucination, error, experience drug effects, fall caused by catching the foot, free an anchor, go on a journey, intense interest, light step, make a mista...trip
ActiveX Data Object; Microsoft interface that provides a fast and universal method for accessing different types of databases (Computers)ADO
activities before an event, backward count, counting in reverse, preparatory periodcountdown
activity for three, group of three, group of three persons or items, pertaining to a group of three, sexual experience, type of golf gamethreesome
 

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