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English	English
archaic form of the verb to have (third person singular)	hath (has)
(10th century BC) King of Israel who was renowned for his wisdom, son of King David (Biblical); male first name; family name, wise person	Solomon
(1902-1974) American pilot, first person to fly non-stop across the Atlantic Ocean from NY to Paris (in 1927)	Charles Lindbergh
(about a letter) minuscule, not in the capital form; pertaining to the lower case, not capital, put in small letters, small letters not capitals	lowercase
(about a pronoun) referring to the subject (Grammar); (about a verb) having a subject and object with the same referent (Grammar); reflective; pertaining to an involuntary physiological response, (Grammar) objective pronoun which refers to the subject,...	reflexive
(Accounting) entries on a balance sheet showing tangible and intangible properties and claims against others that can be applied to cover the financial obligations of a business or of a person; complete property that a person owns	assets
(American Slang) negro, black person, applying generally, of or pertaining to a class or kind; of a genus (Biology); of goods or medication sold without a brand name, generic drug, suitable for a broad range, with general name	generic
(Arabic) peace (greeting used in many Islamic nations); deep bow (often with the right hand placed on the forehead), deep bow with hand on forehead, greet another person by making a low bow (often with the right hand placed on the forehead), make salut...	salaam
(Archaic) act as a model or guide; signal, be trainer or leader	fugle
(Archaic) anoint	anele
(Archaic) cause of zymotic disease	zyme
(Archaic) comrade, good fellow; sailor, cordial, affectionate; sincere, genuine, honest; enthusiastic; devoted; vigorous; healthy; abundant, loud and enthusiastic, overloud and overenthusiastic, sincere and enthusiastic, strongly felt, substantial and ...	hearty
(Archaic) cornet piston (Music)	cornopean
(Archaic) corpse	corse
(Archaic) deck of a ship, side of a ship; state of being on board a ship, designed for use on a ship; occurring or happening on a ship, occurring on board ship	shipboard

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