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A software application that performs automated tasks on the internet, often simulating human activity such as chatting or posting; more broadly, a robot or automated program. Related: robot, automaton, agent, crawler.
PAT/pæt/ · verb, noun
To strike or hit something gently, or a flat surface, especially on the back. A pat is a flat, broad stroke or a gentle blow. Related: tap, hit, strike, smack.
BOOT/buːt/ · noun (also verb)
A sturdy item of footwear covering the foot and ankle or higher; in British English, also the enclosed storage compartment at the rear of a car. Related: footwear, shoe, wader.
EMIT/ɪˈmɪt/ · verb
To emit is to send out or give off something such as light, heat, sound, gas, or a smell, whether naturally or deliberately. Related: release, discharge, give off, produce.
FAUT/fɔːlt/ · noun (archaic)
Definition pending review. "Faut" appears in English sources only as an archaic spelling of "fault," meaning a flaw, error, or responsibility for wrongdoing. Related: fault, flaw, error, defect.
FORT/fɔːt/ (British), /fɔːrt/ (US) · noun
A fortified building or strategic position used for military defense, typically enclosing troops, weapons, or supplies behind walls or earthworks. Related: stronghold, fortress, garrison, citadel.
KART/kɑːrt/ · noun
A small, usually open, vehicle, typically with four wheels, powered by an engine or motor, and designed for racing or recreational use. Related: go-kart, racing car, miniature car.
LIFT/lɪft/ · noun, verb
A device for moving people or goods between floors in a building, typically using a system of pulleys and counterweights. To raise or move something upwards, typically using a mechanical device. Related: elevator, hoist, crane, winch.
SOFT/sɒft/ · adjective
Not harsh or severe; gentle in nature or effect. Lacking firmness or hardness. Related: gentle, mild, delicate, softly.
MEERKAT/mɪərˈkæt/ · noun
A small to medium-sized mammal of the mongoose family, native to southern Africa, that lives in groups and is known for standing upright on its hind legs to survey its surroundings. Related: mongoose, suricate, aardwolf, badger.
WOODLOT/ˈwʊdlɒt/ · noun
A small area of woodland, typically managed for timber production. A tract of woodland, often small and managed for timber. Related: woodland, forest, timberland, copse.