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Sample words: COATI, BATHE, PADMAS, STEEPLY, TUMID, TARDYING, FREEBIE, EXAMS, MIL, DPI, CAL, BEL, TON, RAD, LAC, DAY.
Weights & Measures 2 word list, defined
- COATI /koʊˈɑːti/ · noun
- A coati is a mammal of the genus Nasua (and the related genus Nasuella), native to Central and South America and parts of Mexico, related to the raccoon, with a long ringed tail, a slender snout, and a habit of foraging in groups. Related: coatimundi.
- BATHE /beɪð/ · verb
- To wash oneself or someone else in water, or to swim or spend time in a body of water for pleasure; also used figuratively to mean to be surrounded by or suffused with something such as light. Related: wash, cleanse, shower, lave.
- STEEPLY /ˈstiːpli/ · adverb
- At a steep angle or with a steep rise. In figurative use, steeply means sharply or rapidly, especially with regard to a change. Related: sharply, rapidly, precipitously, abruptly.
- TUMID /ˈtuːmɪd/ · adjective
- Swollen or puffed up, especially abnormally; also used of language, style, or claims as inflated and overblown. Related: swollen, bloated, inflated, pompous.
- FREEBIE /ˈfriːbi/ · noun
- A thing given free of charge, especially as a gift, promotional handout, or perk. More broadly, any service or favour obtained without payment. Related: giveaway, handout, perk, comp.
- EXAMS /ɪɡˈzæmz/ · noun (plural)
- The plural of "exam": formal tests of a person's knowledge or ability in a subject, typically taken at school, university, or as part of a professional qualification. Related: tests, assessments, examinations, papers.
- MIL /mɪl/ · noun
- A unit of linear measurement equal to one thousandth of an inch, used especially in engineering and manufacturing. In military usage, “mil” can also mean a million, as in a monetary amount, or informally a missile with a large warhead. Related: thousandth of an inch, mill, million, large-warhead missile.
- CAL /kæl/ · noun
- "Cal" is primarily used as an informal abbreviation of "calorie," a unit of energy (especially in phrases like "cal intake"), and as a familiar shortened form of the name Calvin or the place name California. Related: calorie, abbreviation, shortening.
- BEL /bɛl/ · noun
- A unit for comparing two power levels, equal to ten times the common logarithm of their ratio; one decibel equals one tenth of a bel. It is named after Alexander Graham Bell. Related: decibel, logarithmic unit.
- TON /tʌn/ · noun
- A unit of weight equal to 2,000 pounds in the short ton or 2,240 pounds in the long ton; the metric ton, also called a tonne, equals 1,000 kilograms. In informal use, the word also means a very large amount of something. Related: tonne, metric ton, long ton, short ton.
- RAD /ræd/ · noun, verb, adjective
- Rad is chiefly a unit of absorbed ionizing radiation equal to one hundredth of a gray; informally, it can also mean a radiograph or radiologist. As an adjective it can mean radical or extreme, or, in older positive slang, excellent; as a verb it can mean to expose something to radiation or to become radioactive. Related: radical, extreme, awesome, excellent.
- LAC /læk/ · noun
- A reddish-brown resin secreted by the lac insect and used in making varnishes, dyes, and shellac. The word can also refer to the insect itself or to a red dye prepared from the resin. Related: shellac, resin, lacca, gum.
- DAY /deɪ/ · noun
- A period of twenty-four hours, especially as a unit of time reckoned from one midnight to the next. Also the part of this period during which daylight is present, as opposed to night. Related: date, period, daylight, daytime.
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