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SINUATE — adjective Etymology: Latin sinuatus, past participle of sinuare to bend, from sinus curve Date: 1688 having the margin wavy with …
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HAMMERED — adjective Date: 1522 having surface indentations produced or appearing to have been produced by hammering , drunk 1a
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ENTIRE — I. adjective see: tangent Date: 14th century having no element or part left out ; whole , complete in degree …
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WHEEL
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VANDYKE — I. noun or van·dyck (ˈ)van|dīk, (ˈ)vaan- also vənˈd- ( -s ) Etymology: after Sir Anthony Vandyke or Van Dyck died …
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SINUATE — I. ˈsinyəwə̇t, -ˌwāt, usu -d.+V adjective Etymology: Latin sinuatus, past participle of sinuare to curve, bend, from sinus curve, fold …
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PIT
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LAND — I. ˈland, -aa(ə)nd; when a consonant follows without pause the d is sometimes lost, as in -nz for “lands” and …
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JAG — I. ˈjag, -aa(ə)-, -ai- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English jagge 1. a. : one of a series of …
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FOIL
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EMBATTLED — I. embattled adjective Etymology: Middle English embatailed, from past participle of embatailen to furnish with battlements 1. : having battlements …
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CUSP — I. ˈkəsp noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin cuspis point 1. : the beginning or first entrance of any house …
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COGGLE — I. ˈkägəl intransitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: perhaps alteration of cockle (VII) dialect Britain : wobble , totter II. …
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VIGREUX COLUMN — vēˈgrə̄- noun Usage: usually capitalized V Etymology: probably after Léon Vigreux died 1891 French hydraulic engineer : a long unpacked …
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UNEVEN — |ən+ adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Old English unefen, from un- (I) + efen even 1. a. archaic : not …
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SWAGE BOLT — noun : a bolt with indentations swaged in its body by means of which it is gripped in masonry
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SPIRIT DUPLICATING — noun Etymology: duplicating from gerund of duplicate (III) : a duplicating-printing process utilizing master sheets that release color through type …
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RAGGED — ˈragə̇d adjective ( sometimes -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English, from ragge rag + -ed 1. : roughly unkempt : shaggy …
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PUNCTURED — -(r)d adjective Etymology: puncture (I) + -ed : having the surface covered with minute indentations or dots : punctate an …
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LUG SOLE — noun Etymology: lug (IV) : a thick rubber sole that has deep indentations in a pattern designed to provide good …
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INDEXER — -sə(r) noun ( -s ) 1. : one that makes an index or works at indexing 2. a. : one …
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INDENTATION — ˌinˌden.ˈtāshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: indent (I) + -ation 1. a. : an angular cut (as a notch) or …
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HAMMERING — noun ( -s ) 1. : the act or process of beating or pounding with or as if with a …
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TAB — tab 1 /tab/ , n. , v. , tabbed, tabbing . n. 1. a small flap, strap, loop, or similar …
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JAG — I. ˈjag verb ( jagged ; jag·ging ) Etymology: Middle English jaggen Date: 15th century transitive verb 1. chiefly dialect …
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JAG — [jag] vb jagged ; jag.ging [ME jaggen] vt (15c) 1 chiefly dial: prick, stab 2: to cut indentations into; also: …
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FLEXOGRAPHY — form of rotary printing in which ink is applied to various surfaces by means of flexible rubber (or other elastomeric) …
Britannica English vocabulary
INDENTATION — ( indentations) 1. An indentation is the space at the beginning of a line of writing when it starts further …
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IRREGULAR — I. adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES regular/irregular (= following a regular pattern, or not following one ) ▪ Spend time …
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INDENTATION — noun EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES ▪ She gently made an indentation in the centre of each cookie. ▪ The X-rays …
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