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SIBILANT — I. adjective Etymology: Latin ~-, sibilans, present participle of sibilare to hiss, whistle, of imitative origin Date: 1669 having, containing, …
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LAMINAL — adjective Date: 1825 laminar , produced with the blade of the tongue (as \\sh\\, \\zh\\, \\ch\\, \\j\\, or \\y\\)
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YOU — I. (|)yü, _yə̇, _yē, in “37 youʸre” usually & in “youʸll” often (|)yu̇; dial (|)yō; the y & a preceding …
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TUNISIAN — I. -zh(ē)ən noun ( -s ) Usage: capitalized Etymology: Tunisia, No. Africa + English -an, n. suffix : a native …
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TREASURE — I. -zhə(r) noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English tresor, tresour, from Old French tresor, from Latin …
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SIBILANT — I. -nt adjective Etymology: Latin sibilant-, sibilans, present participle of sibilare to hiss, whistle; of imitative origin like Greek sizein …
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SHIBILANT — I. ˈshibələnt adjective Etymology: alteration (influenced by the digraph sh, representing the sound sh) of sibilant : pronounced or containing …
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SABOTAGE — I. ˈsabəˌtä]zh, -tȧ] sometimes ]j or ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from saboter to botch, do in a …
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RÉSUMÉ — II. noun or re·su·me or re·su·mé |re]z]ə|mā also |rā] or ](ˌ)ü|mā sometimes ]zh] ( -s ) Etymology: French, from past …
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REVISIONIST — I. -zh(ə)nə̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: revision + -ist 1. : an advocate of revision (as of a court …
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PREVISION — I. prēˈvizhən, prə̇ˈ- noun Etymology: Late Latin praevision-, praevisio, from Latin praevisus (past participle of praevidēre to foresee, from prae- …
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MIRAGE — I. mə̇ˈrä]zh, -rȧl sometimes ]j noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from mirer to look at, aim at ( se …
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MEASURE — I. ˈmezhə(r), ˈmāzh- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English mesure, from Old French, from Latin mensura, from mensus (past …
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MASSAGE — I. məˈsä]zh, -sȧ], ]j, Brit usually ˈmaˌs-\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from masser to massage (from Arabic massa …
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HUSH — I. ˈhəsh, when imperative “ or sh often prolonged verb ( -ed/-ing/-es ) Etymology: back-formation from husht (II) , taken …
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GREIGE — I. variant of grège II. ˈgrā(zh) adjective Etymology: French grège raw (used of silk) — more at gre ge : …
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GARAGE — I. gəˈrä]zh, -rȧ], ]j, chiefly Brit ˈgaˌräzh sometimes ˈgarij\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, garage, act of docking (a …
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FRICATIVE — I. ˈfrikəd.iv, -ətiv adjective Etymology: Latin fricat us + English -ive : characterized by frictional passage of the expired voiced …
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FISSION — I. ˈfishən also -izh- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin fission-, fissio, from fissus (past participle of findere to split) …
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EXCURSION — I. ikˈskər]zhən, ek-, -kə̄], -kəi], chiefly Brit ]shən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin excursion-, excursio, from excursus (past participle) …
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EXCLUSIONIST — I. -zh(ə)nə̇st noun also ex·clu·sion·er -nə(r) ( -s ) Etymology: exclusion + -ist or -er : one who would exclude …
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DIVISIONIST — I. -zh(ə)nə̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: division + -ist 1. : one that advocates division or disunion the divisionists …
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DISILLUSION — I. |dis+ noun Etymology: dis- (I) + illusion 1. : the lack or loss of faith in illusions or in …
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DELUGE — I. ˈdel(ˌ)yü]j also ˈde(ˌ)lü] or ˈdelyəj sometimes ˈdāl(ˌ)yü] or ˈdā(ˌ)lü] or ]zh noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from …
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-'S — s after vȯiceless consonant sounds other than s, sh, ch; z after vowel sounds or vȯiced consonant sounds other than …
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BOURGEOIS — I. ˈbu̇rzh-ˌwä also ˈbu̇zh- or ˈbüzh- or bu̇rzh-ˈ adjective Etymology: Middle French, from Old French burgeis townsman, from burc, borg …
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SYMPOSIUM — -zh(ē-)əm noun ( plural sym·po·sia -zē-ə, -zh(ē-)ə ; or -siums ) Etymology: Latin, from Greek symposion, from sympinein to drink …
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-'S — s, sh, ch; z after vowels and vȯiced consonants other than z, zh, j; əz after s, sh, ch, z, …
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AMBROSIA — noun Etymology: Latin, from Greek, literally, immortality, from ambrotos immortal, from a- + -mbrotos (akin to brotos mortal) — more …
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PINYIN ROMANIZATION — also spelled Pin-yin, also called Chinese Phonetic Alphabet, Chinese (Pinyin) Hanyu pinyin wenzi (Chinese-language combining-sounds alphabet) system of romanization for …
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