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enough room, adequate space in which to move, freedom to try something new, space to move around in comfortably	elbowroom
(1864-1909) German mathematician who developed the concept of four-dimensional space-time	Minkowski
(about an airplane) move slowly along a runway before takeoff of after landing, cab, taxicab, car taking paying passengers, move aircraft on ground, transport somebody or be transported, travel in taxi	taxi
(about animals) requiring little parental care, able to move about and function almost entirely independently upon birth (Zoology), independent at birth	precocial
(Archaic) sufficient, adequate, adequate amount, sufficient degree, enough, quite, sufficiently, fairly	enow
(born 1945) Commander in Chief of the United States Central Command, four-star general in charge of American military troops carrying out Operation Iraqi Freedom	General Tommy R. Franks
(British) bathroom, toilet room	biffy
(British) bathroom, toilet room	lav
(British) excercise machine on which one can perform various excercises; workout room having more than one excercise machine, exercise equipment	multigym
(British) roommate, person with whom one shares a room or apartment	flat-mate
(British) scamper, run or move quickly, scuttle, scurry, (British) scurry, quick run or movement	scutter
(Colloquial) journey across the snow (esp. with dogs); command a team of dogs to set out or move faster (in Northwestern USA and Alaska); mash, make into mush, command to sled dogs, cooked cereal, dogsled trip, mash something, porridge, gruel; sentimen...	mush
(Computers) system in which various types of media are connected by a hypertext program so that users can move between them in a non-linear manner (the World Wide Web is one such system), multi-media hypertext system	hypermedia
(especially concerning a boat or spacecraft) remove from a dock, detach in space	undock
(French) part of the phrase "laisser-aller" (freedom, lack of restraint)	laisser

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