AQUAE

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AQUAE — pl от aqua
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AQUAE — pl от aqua
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AQUAE — pl от aqua
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AQUAE — pl от aqua
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USQUE AD FILUM AQUAE — -ˈfēləˈmäˌkwī, ˈfīləˈmāˌkwē Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, as far as the thread of water : as far as the middle of …
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FILUM AQUAE — ˌfīləˈmāˌkwē, ˌfēləˈmäˌkwī noun ( plural fi·la aqua·rum ˌfīlə.əˈkwa(a)rəm, ˌfēlə.əˈkwärəm) Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, thread of water : the thread of …
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AQUAE IMMITTENDAE — -ˌiməˈtenˌdē, -ˌdī — see aqua noun plural but singular in construction Etymology: Latin, waters to be thrown out : the …
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AD FILUM AQUAE — ädˈfēləˈmäˌkwī Etymology: Latin law : to the middle of the stream — often used in conveyancing in describing boundaries
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BATH — City (pop., 1995 est.: 84,000), southwestern England. Situated on the River Avon , it was founded as Aquae Sulis by …
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AQUEDUCT — ˈakwəˌdəkt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin aquaeductus, from aquae (gen. of aqua water) + ductus leading, conducting — more …
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AQUA REGIA — -ˈrēj(ē)ə noun ( plural aquae regi·ae -jēˌē) Etymology: New Latin, literally, royal water; from its ability to dissolve gold : …
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AQUA PURA — -ˈpyu̇rə, ˈpu̇rə noun ( plural aquae pu·rae -ēˈpyu̇(ˌ)rē, -īˈpu̇ˌrī — see aqua ) Etymology: Latin : pure water
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AQUA MIRABILIS — -məˈräbələ̇s, -rab- noun ( plural aquae mirabi·les -äbəˌlēz, -ˌlās; -abəˌlēz) Etymology: New Latin, wonderful water : a distilled cordial of …
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AQUAMANILE — ˈakwəməˈnī(ˌ)lē, ˌäkwəməˈnēlē noun ( plural aquamani·les -ī(ˌ)lēz, -ēˌlās ; or aquamanil·ia -ˈnilēə) Etymology: Late Latin, alteration of Latin aquae manale, …
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AQUAEHAUSTUS — -ˈhȯstəs, -hau̇s- noun ( plural aquaehaus·ti -ȯˌstī, -au̇ˌstē) Etymology: Latin aquae haustus drawing of water, from aquae (gen. of aqua …
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AQUA DESTILLATA — -ˌdestəˈläd.ə noun ( plural aquae destilla·tae -äˌtē) Etymology: New Latin : distilled water
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AQUA CAMPHORAE — -ˈkam(p)fəˌrē noun ( plural aquae camphorae ) Etymology: New Latin, water of camphor : camphor water
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AQUA AROMATICA — -ˌarəˈmad.ə̇kə noun ( plural aquae ar·o·mat·i·cae -ad.ə̇ˌsē) Etymology: New Latin : aromatic water
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AQUA AMMONIA — -əˈmōnēə, -nyə noun or aqua am·mo·ni·ae -nēˌē ( plural aquae am·mo·ni·ae -nēˌē) Etymology: New Latin : ammonia water ; especially …
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AQUA — ˈakwə; ˈäkwə, ˈȧ- sometimes -(ˌ) kwä; sometimes ˈākwə noun ( plural aq·uae ˈa(ˌ)kwē, ˈaˌkwī; ˈäˌkwī, ˈȧ- ; or aquas ) …
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AQUEDUCT — /ak"wi dukt'/ , n. 1. Civ. Eng. a. a conduit or artificial channel for conducting water from a distance, usually …
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AQUAMANILE — /ak'weuh meuh nuy"lee, ah'kweuh meuh nee"lay/ , n. , pl. aquamaniles /-nuy"leez, -nee"lays/ , aquamanilia /-nil"ee euh/ . 1. a …
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AQUA — /ak"weuh, ah"kweuh/ , n. , pl. aquae /ak"wee, ah"kwee/ , aquas , adj. n. 1. Chiefly Pharm. a. water. b. …
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AQUEDUCT — noun Etymology: Latin aquaeductus, from aquae (genitive of aqua ) + ductus act of leading — more at duct Date: …
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AQUA — ˈa- noun Etymology: Latin — more at island Date: 14th century 1. plural aquae ˈä-ˌkwī also ˈa-(ˌ)kwē : water ; …
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AQUEDUCT — [ 'akwɪdʌkt ] ■ noun 1》 a bridge or viaduct carrying a waterway over a valley or other gap. 2》 …
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AQUEDUCT — [aq.ue.duct] n [L aquaeductus, fr. aquae (gen. of aqua) + ductus act of leading--more at duct] (1538) 1 a: a …
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AQUA — [aqua] n [L--more at island] (14c) 1 pl aquae : water; esp: water 5a(2) 2. pl aquas : a light …
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AIGRETTE — tuft of long, white heron (usually egret) plumes used as a decorative headdress, or any other ornament resembling such a …
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WIESBADEN — city, capital (1946) of Hessen Land (state), southern Germany. It is situated on the right (east) bank of the Rhine …
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