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Пройдаков Э.М., Теплицкий Л.А.. English-Russian explanatory dictionary of terms and abbreviations of computer engineering, Internet and programming. Англо-Русский толковый словарь терминов и сокращений по ВТ, Интернету и программированию. 1998-2004

WID — I. ˈwid Scotland variant of wood II. (|)wid dialect variant of with III. abbreviation widow; widower
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WID. — 1. widow. 2. widower.
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WID — [wid] abbreviation widow, widower
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WIDE — I. adjective (~r; ~st) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wīd; akin to Old High German wīt ~ Date: before …
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WIDE — I. ˈwīd adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English wid, wide, from Old English wīd; akin to Old High German …
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WHID — I. ˈ(h)wid noun ( -s ) Etymology: origin unknown 1. Britain : word 2. Scotland : lie II. noun ( …
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ALLANTOIDEAN — I. adjective or al·lan·toi·di·an |alən.|tȯidēən, |aˌlan.-; ə|lantə|wid- Etymology: New Latin allantoid-, allantois + English -ean, -ian : of, relating to, …
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-TH — I. — see -eth I II. th, usu with preceding epenthetic t after some consonants and in eighth; often t …
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ANTIWHITE — "ˌ adjective ( -s ) Etymology: anti- (I) + white : opposed or hostile to people belonging to a light-skinned …
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WITTED — |wid.ə̇d, -itə̇d adjective Etymology: Middle English, from wit (II) + -ed : having wit or understanding — usually used in …
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WIDENESS — noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English widnesse, from Old English wīdnes, from wīd wide + -nes -ness — more …
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MEROITIC — |merə|wid.ik noun Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Meroë, ancient city and kingdom in northern Sudan + English -itic 1. : a …
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JESUITIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|wid.]ik, -|wit], ]ēk adjective or jesu·it·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- 1. usually capitalized : of or relating to the Jesuits, Jesuitism, or …
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JESUITED — -(ˌ)wid.ə̇d, -_wəd.- adjective Usage: usually capitalized archaic : jesuitic
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COUNTYWIDE — ˈkau̇ntē|wīd, -tə̇|- adjective : extending over the whole county : present throughout the county
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COUNTRYWIDE — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|wīd adjective : extended throughout the whole country
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CHONDROITIC ACID — |kändrə|wid.ik- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chondroitic (from chondr- + -itic ) + acid; originally formed as German chondroitsäure : …
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WIDOWHOOD — /wid"oh hood'/ , n. the state or a period of being a widow or, sometimes, a widower. [ bef. 900; …
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WIDOW — — widowly , adj. /wid"oh/ , n. 1. a woman who has lost her husband by death and has not …
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WIDDY — widdy 1 /wid"ee/ , n. , pl. widdies . Chiefly Scot. 1. a band or rope, traditionally one made from …
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LIQUIDAMBAR — /lik"wid am'beuhr, lik'wid am"-/ , n. 1. any tree of the genus Liquidambar, including the sweet gum. 2. the fragrant, …
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DINWIDDIE — /din wid"ee, din"wid ee/ , n. Robert , 1693-1770, British colonial administrator in America: lieutenant governor of Virginia 1751-58.
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WIDEN — [wid.en] vb wid.ened ; wid.en.ing vt (1650): to increase the width, scope, or extent of ~ vi: to become wide …
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WIDE — [wide] adj wider ; wid.est [ME, fr. OE wid; akin to OHG wit wide] (bef. 12c) 1 a: having great …
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WHID — _I [wıd n 1. шотл. ложь, выдумка 2. вор. жарг. слово _II wıd v шотл. ловко, быстро бегать, быстро поворачиваться; …
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WHID — I [wıd] n 1. шотл. ложь, выдумка 2. вор. жарг. слово II [wıd] v шотл. ловко, быстро бегать, быстро поворачиваться; …
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WHID — _I [wıd n 1. шотл. ложь, выдумка 2. вор. жарг. слово _II wıd v шотл. ловко, быстро бегать, быстро поворачиваться; …
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WEED — I wid 1. сущ. 1) сорная трава, сорняк 2) водоросль 3) а) поэт. трава; небольшое растение б) куст, дерево 4) …
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