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(British Slang) boss; father (informal term and term of address used in the past by upper-class young men for their fathers)	guvnor
(British) overpass; overhead crossing, ceremonial flight made by aircraft, fly-past, road on bridge, see also:overpass	flyover
(Past participle)	kent
(Past participle), accepted into criminal group, artificially produced, contrived, done, prepared; constructed, manufactured, produced; sure of success, make, Past tense of, successful	made
(Past participle), Past tense of wis, Past tense of wit	wist
a long time ago, in the distant past, many years before	years ago
a nonspecific time, being 1 in number; single; same, unified; only; happening at a particular unspecified time in the past (or future), dollar bill, joke or story, musical notation, number 1; particular person or thing, previously mentioned, pron. any ...	one
A rule that stipulates when a security should be bought or sold according to past price action.	Filter
ability to grasp new concepts, perception (Psychology), comprehension using past experiences	apperception
ability to perform task better, idea from Plato, recollection of past events and experiences, recollection of the past, reminder, something remembered	reminiscence
accept goods back, reaccept somebody, regain possession of something, remind somebody of past, return something bought as unacceptable, withdraw something	take back
act of reviewing past events, contemplation of the past	retrospection
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 alive	survival
act or instance of spreading something out past a designated mark; spreading over; covering over	overspreading
act out a scene or event that took place in the past	reenact

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