AKE

Meaning of AKE in English

/ayk/ , v.i. , aked, aking , n. Obs.

ache.

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AKE — Airport Name : Akieni Airport Airport Location : Akieni, Gabon IATA Code : AKE ICAO Code : FOGA
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AKE — I. āk obsolete variant of ache II. ˈäkā adverb Etymology: Maori Australia : forever
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AKE — (n. & v.) See Ache.
Английский словарь Webster
AKE — ( n. & v. ) See Ache.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
AKE — noun & ·v ·see ache.
Webster English vocab
AKE — Озеро
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AKE — Море
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AKE — Зее
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FOGA — Airport Name : Akieni Airport Airport Location : Akieni, Gabon IATA Code : AKE ICAO Code : FOGA
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AKIENI AIRPORT — Airport Name : Akieni Airport Airport Location : Akieni, Gabon IATA Code : AKE ICAO Code : FOGA
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PARAGON — I. ˈparəˌgän also ˈper- or -_gən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French, from Old Italian paragone, literally, touchstone, from …
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ENTEROCOCCUS — I. ˌentərōˈkäkəs Etymology: New Latin, from enter- + -coccus synonym of streptococcus II. noun ( plural enterococ·ci -äˌkī, -äkē, -äkˌsī, …
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EDGE — I. ej noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English egge, from Old English ecg; akin to Old …
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BETACOCCUS — I. ˈbēd.əˌkäkəs Etymology: New Latin, from Latin beta beet + New Latin coccus synonym of leuconostoc II. noun ( plural …
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ASTEROCOCCUS — I. ˌastərōˈkäkəs Etymology: New Latin, from aster- + -coccus synonym of mycoplasma II. noun ( plural asterococ·ci -äˌkī, -äkē, -äkˌsī, …
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TERIYAKI — ˌterēˈ(y)äkē noun ( -s ) Etymology: Japanese, from teri glaze + yaki broiling : a dish of Japanese origin consisting …
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SUKIYAKI — skēˈ(y)äkē, ˌsu̇kēˈ-, ˌsükēˈ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Japanese, from suki- (as in sukimi slices of fish) + yaki roasting …
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NARCACIONTES — närˌkāshēˈän.ˌtēz Etymology: New Latin, from plural of Narcacion, genus of electric rays in some classifications, irregular from narc- + Greek …
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KNICKKNACKY — -akē adjective 1. : devoted to, characterized by, or concerned with knickknacks a cluttered knickknacky room such a knickknacky taste …
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KIAKI — noun or ke·ya·ki kēˈ(y)äkē ( -s ) Etymology: Japanese kiaki : a Japanese timber tree ( Zelkova serrata ) with …
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FEUERBACHIAN — |fȯiə(r)|bäḵēən, -äkē- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Ludwig A. Feuerbach died 1872 German philosopher + English -ian : of or …
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DIPLOCOCCUS — ˌdiplōˈkäkəs noun Etymology: New Latin, from dipl- + -coccus 1. plural diplococ·ci -äˌkī, -äkē, -äkˌsī, -äksē : a pair of …
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CTENACODON — tə̇ˈnakəˌdän noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from cten- + Greek akē point + New Latin -odon — more at …
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CRYPTOCOCCUS — ˌkriptəˈkäkəs noun Etymology: New Latin, from crypt- + -coccus 1. capitalized : a genus (the type of the family Cryptococcaceae) …
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COCCUS — ˈkäkəs noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek kokkos grain, seed, kermes berry 1. plural coc·ci ˈkäˌkī, -äkē, -äkˌsī, -äksē : …
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AKEAKE — ˌäkēˈäkē noun or ake ˈäkē ( -s ) Etymology: Maori 1. : a small tropical tree ( Dodonaea viscosa ) …
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ACROTERION — ˌakrəˈtirēˌän, -ēən noun or ac·ro·te·ri·um -ēəm ; or ak·ro·te·ri·on -ēˌän, -ēən ; or ac·ro·ter also ak·ro·ter ˈakrətə(r) ( plural acrote·ria …
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ACRON — ˈaˌkrän, ˈakrən noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek akron mountain top, end, from neuter of akros sharp; …
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ACROBAT — ˈakrəˌbat, usu -ad.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: French & Greek; French acrobate, from Greek akrobatēs tightrope walker, acrobat, from …
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ACONTIAS — əˈkänchēəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek akontias, a snake, from akont-, akōn javelin, dart, from akē point …
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ACOCANTHERA — ˌakōˈkanthərə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek akōkē point, cutting edge (from akē point) + New Latin -anthera …
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