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$100 note, being 100 in number, county subdivision, group of 100, large number, number 100, number third from decimal point, numbers 100 to 999, position third from decimal point, years of a century	hundred
(Anatomy) region at the base of the skull (meeting point of the parietal, temporal, sphenoid, and frontal bones)	pterion
(Biology) from the point of view of immunology (study of the immune system)	immunologically
(Biology) smallest unit of DNA (point where mutation can take place), smallest known unit of mutable DNA	muton
(Botany) from the point of view of photodynamics (study of the influence of light on plants)	photodynamically
(British trademark) brand name of a ball point pen (comparable to Bic in American English)	Biro
(Computers) unit of measurement equal to one billion floating point operations per second (used to evaluate processing speed)	GIGAFLOP (Giga Floating Point Operations)
(French) nail; cynosure, major point of interest; highlight (as the most memorable or outstanding feature, event, experience etc.)	clou
(French) point, sharp end; ballet position in which dancers stand on the tip of the toes, tip-of-toe ballet position	pointe
(Geology) of a line or axis toward which strata slope; sloping downwards in opposite directions to meet in common point or line	synclinal
(Internet) concentrating data in a distribution point from which it is sent over Internet channels; concentrating radio or TV signals in a distribution point for later broadcast; transferal of data from remote users to a central network	backhaul
(Linguistics) from the point of view of phonemics (study of phonemes)	phonemically
(Music) lowest female voice, contralto; highest male voice, countertenor; singer with an alto voice; piece of music written for an alto voice, alto singer, highest man quote s voice, instrument between soprano and tenor	alto
(Physics) theory of relativity as developed by Albert Einstein, theory that time and space are relative concepts and that motion must be defined in relation to a point of reference, dependence on contextually variable factor, equivalence of mass and en...	relativity
(Slang) complaint, point of contention; argument with another person, dispute, animal giving beef, complain (Slang), meat from cattle, meat taken from cows or bulls; vigor, strength; fattened bull	beef

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