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English	English
stand-in	locum; locum tenens
(Archaic) landowner (according to a particular document), assistant to proofreader, document stand	copyholder
(British) one who runs a fish and chips stand; immoral woman (Slang), chippie, hostile, of or containing chips, resembling chips, promiscuous woman	chippy
(French) point, sharp end; ballet position in which dancers stand on the tip of the toes, tip-of-toe ballet position	pointe
(Law) part of the phrase "nolo contendere" ("without desire to stand trial, " plea by the defendant to receive judgment without technically admitting guilt)	contendere
(Medicine) suffering from astasia (inability to stand due to lack of muscular coordination); unstable, unsteady	astatic
3-legged household object, 3-legged support, three-legged stand (for example used to support a camera); something with three legs (e.g. stool, table, vessel, etc.)	tripod
3-legged stand, 3-legged support for pan, three-legged stand or stool, tripod; metal plate with three short legs used to hold a hot dish (used to support hot dishes or pans)	trivet
abrupt directional change, act as stand-in, acting in contrasting or opposing ways, advance with two-base hit, announce bridge double, being twice as much or many, bet on two races, call increasing score or bid, composed of two parts or items; twofold;...	double
accept, think, understand; stand for	take it
act as a friend to; assist, aid, stand by, make friends with	befriend
act as an agent on behalf of a person or organization; symbolize, stand for; depict, represent, portray, act for another officially, act or speak for another, be equivalent of something, be present somewhere, depict somebody on stage, depict something ...	represent
act of bending the body forward and downward; stooping position; condescension; small porch, admit defeat, behave unethically, bend body, bend the body forward and downward; stand or walk with the head and shoulders bent forward, slouch; condescend, lo...	stoop
act of straddling, apply to more than one thing, be over or across something, favor both sides, fire shells for range, noncommittal position, position across or over something, sit or stand with legs astride something, sit or stand with the legs spread...	straddle
acting as a substitute or replacement, appoint as a stand-in, kind of judge, substitute authority figure, act in place of another; carry a fetus for another woman; act as a substitute parent, substitute; surrogate mother, woman who voluntarily carries ...	surrogate

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