Once Holmes was visited by the person with a request for help. He was in a worn suit, a shirt with shabby cuffs and an old top head on his head. Holmes refused to help him. When the man left, disappointed Watson jumped on his friend:
- Sherlock, you are a great detective. How could you refuse to help the poor man?
- My dear friend, he was not absolutely poor. It his purse there was 115 pounds and 25 pence.
- But how do you know ?
- It is elementary, Buddy. Let’s count it together.
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ABRACADABRA —int. Supposedly magic word used in conjuring. —n. Spell or charm. [latin from greek]
ABSENTEEISM n. Absenting oneself from work or school etc., esp. Frequently or illicitly.
ABSTRACTION n. - abstracting or taking away. - abstract or visionary idea. - abstract qualities (esp. In art). - absent-mindedness.
ACADEMICIAN n. Member of an academy. [french academicien]
ACCELERATOR n. - device for increasing speed, esp. The pedal controlling the speed of a vehicle's engine. - physics apparatus for imparting high speeds to charged particles.
ACCLAMATION n. - loud and eager assent. - (usu. In pl.) Shouting in a person's honour. - n. - loud and eager assent. - (usu. In pl.) Shouting in a person's honour.
ACCLIMATIZE v. (also -ise) (-zing or -sing) adapt to a new climate or conditions. acclimatization n. [french acclimater: related to *climate] - v. (also -ise) (-zing or -sing) adapt to a new climate or conditions. acclimatization n. [french acclimater: related to *climate]
ACCOMMODATE v. (-ting) 1 provide lodging or room for (flat accommodates two). - adapt, harmonize, reconcile (must accommodate himself to new ideas). - a do favour to, oblige (a person). B (foll. By with) supply (a person) with. [latin: related to *commode] - v. (-ting) 1 provide lodging or room for (flat accommodates two). - adapt, harmonize, reconcile (must accommodate himself to new ideas). - a do favour to, oblige (a person). B (foll. By with) supply (a person) with. [latin: related to *commode]
ACCORDINGLY adv. - as circumstances suggest or require (please act accordingly). - consequently (accordingly, he left the room). - adv. - as circumstances suggest or require (please act accordingly). - consequently (accordingly, he left the room).
ACCOUNTABLE adj. - responsible; required to account for one's conduct. - explicable, understandable. accountability n.
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The abdomen of the ant contains two stomachs. One stomach holds the food for itself and second stomach is for food to be shared with other ants.