CLAS

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THUNBERG, CLAS — born April 5, 1893, Helsinki, Fin. died July 28, 1973, Helsinki in full Arnold Clas Robert Thunberg Finnish speed skater …
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UNCLASSIFIED — [un.clas.si.fied] adj (1865) 1: not placed or belonging in a class 2: not subject to a security classification
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UNCLASSICAL — [un.clas.si.cal] adj (1725): not classical; esp: unconcerned with the classics
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SUBCLASSIFICATION — [sub.clas.si.fi.ca.tion] n (1873) 1: a primary division of a classification 2: arrangement into or assignment to subclassifications -- sub.clas.si.fy vt
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SEMICLASSICAL — [semi.clas.si.cal] adj (1904): having some of the characteristics of the classical: as a: of, relating to, or being a musical …
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SEMICLASSIC — [semi.clas.sic] n (1843): a semiclassical work (as of music)
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PYROCLASTIC — [py.ro.clas.tic] adj (1887): formed by or involving fragmentation as a result of volcanic or igneous action
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PSEUDOCLASSICISM — [pseu.do.clas.si.cism] n (1871): imitative representation of classicism in literature and art
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PSEUDOCLASSIC — [pseu.do.clas.sic] adj (1899): pretending to be or erroneously regarded as classic -- pseudoclassic n
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POSTCLASSICAL — [post.clas.si.cal] or post.clas.sic adj (1867): of or relating to a period (as in art, literature, or civilization) following a classical …
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OVER- — [over-] prefix 1: so as to exceed or surpass "overachieve" 2: excessive "overstimulation" 3: to an excessive degree "overthin"over.ab.stract over.abun.dance …
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OSTEOCLAST — [os.te.o.clast] n [ISV oste- + Gk klastos broken--more at clast] (1872): any of the large multinucleate cells closely associated with …
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NEOCLASSIC — [neo.clas.sic] or neo.clas.si.cal adj (1877): of, relating to, or constituting a revival or adaptation of the classical esp. in literature, …
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LOCUS CLASSICUS — [locus clas.si.cus] n, pl loci clas.si.ci [NL] (1853) 1: a passage that has become a standard for the elucidation of …
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ICONOCLAST — [icon.o.clast] n [ML iconoclastes, fr. MGk eikonoklastes, lit., image destroyer, fr. Gk eikono- + klan to break--more at clast] (1641) …
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DECLASSIFY — [de.clas.si.fy] vt (1945): to remove or reduce the security classification of "~ a secret document" -- de.clas.si.fi.ca.tion n
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DECLASSE — [de.clas.se] adj [F, fr. pp. of declasser to declass] (1887) 1: fallen or lowered in class, rank, or social position …
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CLASTIC — [clas.tic] adj [ISV] (1877): made up of fragments of preexisting rocks "a ~ sediment" -- clastic n
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CLASSIS — [clas.sis] n, pl clas.ses [NL, fr. L, class] (1593) 1: a governing body in some Reformed churches (as in the …
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CLASSIFY — [clas.si.fy] vt -fied ; -fy.ing (1799) 1: to arrange in classes "~ing books according to subject matter" 2: to assign …
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CLASSIFIER — [clas.si.fi.er] n (1819) 1: one that classifies; specif: a machine for sorting out the constituents of a substance (as ore) …
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CLASSIFIED — [clas.si.fied] adj (1889) 1: divided into classes or placed in a class "~ ads" 2: withheld from general circulation for …
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CLASSIFICATION — [clas.si.fi.ca.tion] n (1790) 1: the act or process of classifying 2. a: systematic arrangement in groups or categories according to …
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CLASSICO — [clas.si.co] adj [It, fr. L classicus] (1968): produced in a delimited area of Italy known for its standards of quality …
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CLASSICIZE — [clas.si.cize] vb -cized ; -ciz.ing vt (1854): to make classic or classical ~ vi: to follow classic style
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CLASSICIST — [clas.si.cist] n (1830) 1: an advocate or follower of classicism 2: a classical scholar -- clas.si.cis.tic adj
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CLASSICISM — [clas.si.cism] n (1830) 1 a: the principles or style embodied in the literature, art, or architecture of ancient Greece and …
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CLASSICALLY — [clas.si.cal.ly] adv (1772) 1: in a classic or classical manner "~ exact forms of the dance" "~ trained" 2. a: …
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