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121. Point (illud)
:: Ballets use of point shoes is not intended to cripple the dancers feet
122. Idiom (idiomate)
:: The dance and the dancers idiom transcend time space and language
123. Idiomatic (derunt)
:: Romani uses many idiomatic expressions proverbs and sayings often with metaphorical qualities
124. Progressive (ductus)
:: The bands style ranges from indie rock to progressive with such influences as Radiohead The Stone Roses Led Zeppelin and The Frames
125. Anglicism (anglicism)
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126. Complement (complement)
:: Just 79 of the ships complement of 284 souls survived
127. Suffix (etiamne)
:: We usually have in mind a system where a stem is combined with various affixes which might be prefixes suffixes or infixes
128. Flemish (villarum Flandrensium)
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129. Comparative (superlative)
:: At the outbreak of the Revolution in 1917 the family was compelled to leave Russia and they eventually settled just outside Brussels where they managed to lead a life of comparative comfort
130. Yiddish (Yiddish)
:: They spoke Yiddish mostly
131. Satire (satura)
:: As a satire on Thatcherism Hares play is richly effective
132. Adjective (adiectivum)
:: Its true that under God sometimes appears in verse and religious writing used adjectivally
133. Analogy (analogiam)
:: Far from being proof of childrens linguistic inadequacy analogy is a demonstration of their mastery of the core rules of English morphology
134. Anaphor (anaphor)
:: The domain from which potential antecedents for both individual and discoursedeictic anaphors can be elicited is defined in terms of dialogue acts
135. Anaphora (anaphorae se disponunt)
:: When an expression referring to an antecedent utterance is substituted for x in x is true the resulting claim will have the same content as its anaphoric antecedent
136. Basque (Vasca)
:: That music has persuaded a huge range of actors and actresses to don basques and fishnets over the years
137. Onomatopoeia (onomatopoeia)
:: The only words that appear are a few onomatopoeia such as ring poff and boom
138. Singular (singulari)
:: The pain etched on the face of every single Lisbon Lion was proof if any were needed of the remarkable bonding achieved by this singular football team
139. Sinhalese (Singhalica)
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140. Tautology (tautologiam)
:: But then Coward himself was less refined than he thought The general consensus of opinion he has Hugo say two tautologies in a mere five words
141. Uvular (uvular)
:: Their proposal presupposes that the members of this set ie laryngeals pharyngeals uvulars and velars should have in common certain physical basis
142. Cacophony (latio dissonante vulgari)
:: This cacophony will not espouse one Political agenda one religion or one culture
143. Tap (ICTUS)
:: When you turn on the tap unfiltered water flows through the faucet head at a fullpressure flow as with any conventional faucet
144. Hyphen (hyphen)
:: Small deletions are indicated by hyphens and large deletions by triangles
145. At (apud)
:: theres nothing to laugh at
146. Cornish (Cornubiorum)
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