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What is the primary role of a magistrate?
What is the primary role of a magistrate?
What does the term 'madhouse' refer to in this context?
What does the term 'madhouse' refer to in this context?
Which of the following best defines 'magnate'?
Which of the following best defines 'magnate'?
What does 'madness' imply in this context?
What does 'madness' imply in this context?
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How is the adjective 'magnanimous' best interpreted?
How is the adjective 'magnanimous' best interpreted?
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What is referred to as a formal lunch?
What is referred to as a formal lunch?
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Which term describes a small restaurant serving simple, light meals?
Which term describes a small restaurant serving simple, light meals?
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What does the term 'lusty' refer to?
What does the term 'lusty' refer to?
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What is defined as a quality or state of being attractive or special?
What is defined as a quality or state of being attractive or special?
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What does the term 'luxury' encompass?
What does the term 'luxury' encompass?
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'Lurch' describes a movement that is characterized by which of the following?
'Lurch' describes a movement that is characterized by which of the following?
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What does 'lunge' refer to in terms of action?
What does 'lunge' refer to in terms of action?
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What does the term 'lynch' specifically imply?
What does the term 'lynch' specifically imply?
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What does the term 'lyrical' describe?
What does the term 'lyrical' describe?
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What is the meaning of 'luxurious'?
What is the meaning of 'luxurious'?
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Which of the following best describes 'macho' behavior?
Which of the following best describes 'macho' behavior?
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What type of fish is referred to as 'mackerel'?
What type of fish is referred to as 'mackerel'?
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In which context is the term 'madcap' used?
In which context is the term 'madcap' used?
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What does the prefix 'macro-' signify?
What does the prefix 'macro-' signify?
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Which term describes the act of creating complex and secret plans for power?
Which term describes the act of creating complex and secret plans for power?
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What is 'madness' typically associated with?
What is 'madness' typically associated with?
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Which of the following describes a 'machine'?
Which of the following describes a 'machine'?
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What does 'made-to-order' imply regarding clothing?
What does 'made-to-order' imply regarding clothing?
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What is the role of a 'machinist'?
What is the role of a 'machinist'?
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What does 'machismo' represent?
What does 'machismo' represent?
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What is the function of a 'machine gun'?
What is the function of a 'machine gun'?
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Noun Definitions
- lunch (n, U): The quality of being attractive or special.
- luncheon (n, C): A formal lunch.
- luncheonette (n, C): A small restaurant serving simple meals.
- lunchtime (n, U): The time around midday for lunch.
- lustre (n, U): The quality of being attractive or special; especially the shine of something. The term "luster" is used to describe an attractive quality, often associated with the allure of a place. (example used)
- lusty (adj): Healthy, strong, and energetic.
- lustily (adv): In a healthy, strong, and energetic manner.
- lung (n, C): One of the two organs used for breathing in people and some animals.
- Lutheran (n, C): A member of a Protestant Christian religious group.
- Lutheran (adj): Relating to the Lutheran church or its members.
- luxury (n, C/U): Great comfort, often expensive, but not necessarily essential and may also refer to enjoyable activities.
- lyric (adj): Expressing emotions, often in a song-like quality.
- lyrics (pl n): The words of a song.
- lynch (v): To kill someone without a trial.
- lynch (v) - (informal) to kill, often with a rope (used mostly in the context of extrajudicial killings)
- lynch (n)- the act of executing a person extrajudicially, typically by hanging
- ma (n, C): Informal for "mother."
- macabre (adj): Causing shock and fear because of connection to death, especially strange or cruel death.
- macaroni (n, U): A type of pasta in tube shape.
- M (n, C): The 13th letter of the English alphabet.
- Machinery (n, U): A group of machines or parts of machines.
- mackerel (n, C/U): A type of edible sea fish.
- mad (adj): Angry or annoyed; mentally ill.
- madam (n, U / contraction): A polite word addressing a woman, or a title.
- madcap (adj): Silly and amusing.
- madhouse (n): Place that is wild and noisy, with too many activities going on.
- magnify (v) : To increase the apparent size of something.
Adjective Definitions
- macho (adj): Behaving in a way that is typically seen as male, strong, and powerful, but sometimes seemingly too determined. This is often associated with masculinity.
- mad (adj): Angry or annoyed; mentally ill.
- maddening (adj): Annoying.
- madly (adv): In an enthusiastic way; in a manner showing strong interest.
- ma'am (adj/n): A term of respect for a woman (this is an abbreviation, a contraction of "madam").
- macro- (prefix): Large, or relating to the whole of something.
- made-to-order (adj): Created especially for a particular person (especially of clothing).
- made-up (adj): (Of stories) invented, not true; wearing makeup.
- magnanimous (adj): Generous.
- magician (n, C): A person who performs tricks, making it seem like things appear and disappear.
- magical (adj) : having mysterious or extraordinary qualities, often associated with wonder.
- machine-readable (adj): In a form usable by a computer.
- machismo (n, U): Strong pride in behaving in a way seen as typical of men, often by showing strength and power.
- luxurious (adj): Characterized by great comfort and often expensive material goods; elaborate.
- magnificent (adj): Impressively great or wonderful or excellent.
Verb Definitions
- lunched (v): Past simple / past participle of "lunch."
- lurch (v): Move in an irregular way, especially making sudden movements forward or to the side.
- lunge (v): To move forward with sudden force.
- make (v): To create or construct something
- lynch (v): To kill someone without a trial. (used predominantly in relation to violent extrajudicial killings).
Other Definitions
- M.A. (n, C): Abbreviation for Master of Arts.
- Magma (n, U): Melted rock under the surface of the earth.
- Madison Avenue (n, U): The advertising industry in the U.S.
- machete (n, C): A big knife with a wide blade.
- machine gun (n, C): An automatic gun that fires many bullets quickly.
- magistrate (n, C): A judge in a law court for less serious crimes.
- macromolecule (n) - A molecule containing a large number of atoms.
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