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AME /ɑːm/ · noun
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AMI /ˈɑːmi/ · noun
A friend; the French word for 'friend', borrowed into English chiefly as a term of address or affectionate reference to a male friend. Related: friend, companion, comrade, chum.
DAM /dæm/ · noun
A barrier constructed across a river or stream to hold back water, typically creating a reservoir for storage, flood control, irrigation, or hydroelectric power generation. In a separate sense, a dam is also the female parent of an animal, especially a domesticated mammal such as a horse or dog. Related: barrier, barrage, dike, embankment.
JAM /dʒæm/ · noun, verb
A thick fruit preserve made by boiling fruit with sugar until it sets. By extension, the word refers to obstructions, informal predicaments, and improvised musical sessions; as a verb, it means to squeeze, pack, obstruct, or interfere with something. Related: preserve, jelly, congestion, blockage.
RAM /ræm/ · noun and verb
A ram is an uncastrated male sheep, recognizable by its heavy body and, commonly, curved horns. As a verb, it means to strike or force one's way into something with force; the noun can also denote a battering device, while the acronym RAM denotes a computer's temporary working memory. Related: tup, buck, butt, batter.
YAM /jæm/ · noun
A yam is the edible, starchy tuber of various plants in the genus Dioscorea, many of which are cultivated in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean. In informal US usage, yam also traditionally refers to a sweet potato, although the two vegetables are botanically distinct. Related: sweet potato.
AMEN /ˌeɪˈmɛn/ · interjection; also noun
An expression of agreement or assent, used especially at the end of a prayer or hymn, meaning 'so be it'. As a noun, it refers to this utterance itself. Related: verily, so be it, truly, indeed.
AMICI /ˈæmɪkiː/ · noun
The Latin plural of 'amicus' (friend), adopted into English chiefly in legal and scholarly contexts, where it denotes friends or supporters — most famously in the phrase 'amici curiae', meaning 'friends of the court'. Related: friends, supporters, allies, advisers.

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