Newly wed wife to her husband:
"That is why I can"t stand you – you are so unpredictable. On Monday you liked the potatoes, Tuesday you liked the potatoes, Wednesday you liked the potatoes, Thursday you said you loved the potatoes preparation, Friday you liked the potatoes, Saturday you liked the potatoes and now all of a sudden on Sunday you say that you don"t like potatoes."
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ABSENT —adj. - not present. - not existing; lacking. - inattentive. —v.refl. Go, or stay, away. absently adv. (in sense 3 of adj.).
ABSORB v. - incorporate as part of itself or oneself. - take in, suck up (liquid, heat, knowledge, etc.). - reduce the effect or intensity of; deal easily with (an impact, sound, difficulty, etc.). - consume (resources etc.). - (often as absorbing adj.) Engross the attention of. [latin sorbeo suck in]
ABSURD adj. Wildly illogical or inappropriate; ridiculous. absurdity n. (pl. -ies). Absurdly adv. [latin: related to *surd]
ACACIA n. Tree with yellow or white flowers, esp. One yielding gum arabic. [latin from greek]
ACCEDE v. (-ding) (foll. By to) 1 take office, esp. As monarch. - assent or agree. [latin: related to *cede]
ACCENT —n. - particular (esp. Local or national) mode of pronunciation. - distinctive feature or emphasis (accent on speed). - prominence given to a syllable by stress or pitch. - mark on a letter or word to indicate pitch, stress, or vowel quality. —v. - emphasize (a word or syllable etc.). - write or print accents on (words etc.). - accentuate. [latin cantus song]
ACCEPT v. - (also absol.) Willingly receive (a thing offered). - (also absol.) Answer affirmatively (an offer etc.). - regard favourably; treat as welcome (felt accepted). - believe, receive (an opinion, explanation, etc.) As adequate or valid. - take as suitable (does accept cheques). - undertake (an office or duty). [latin capio take]
ACCESS road n. Road giving access only to the properties along it. - road n. Road giving access only to the properties along it. - time n. Computing time taken to retrieve data from storage. - time n. Computing time taken to retrieve data from storage. - —n. - way of approach or entry (shop with rear access). - a right or opportunity to reach or use or visit; admittance (access to secret files, to the prisoner). B accessibility. - archaic outburst (an access of anger). —v. - computing gain access to (data etc.). - accession. [french: related to *accede]
ACCORD —v. - (often foll. By with) be consistent or in harmony. - grant (permission, a request, etc.); give (a welcome etc.). —n. - agreement, consent. - mus. & art etc. Harmony. of one's own accord on one's own initiative; voluntarily. With one accord unanimously. [latin cor cord- heart] - —v. - (often foll. By with) be consistent or in harmony. - grant (permission, a request, etc.); give (a welcome etc.). —n. - agreement, consent. - mus. & art etc. Harmony. of one's own accord on one's own initiative; voluntarily. With one accord unanimously. [latin cor cord- heart]
ACCOST v. - approach and address (a person), esp. Boldly. - (of a prostitute) solicit. [latin costa rib] - v. - approach and address (a person), esp. Boldly. - (of a prostitute) solicit. [latin costa rib]
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