Which word defines the following?\nA) a special dress coat for men\nB) a tool\nC) One method of playing a specialized 5-sting instrument
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A clawhammer.\n\nThe coat has really long tails\nObviously a hammer\nA way to play the banjo
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Preparatory: a college prep course; did extensive prep work for the interview.\n\nn.\nInformal. A preparatory school.\nInformal. Preparation: Daily practices are the best prep for the upcoming track meet.\nChiefly British. The preparing of lessons; homework.\nInformal. A preppie.
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I agree - it's the metal "decoration" you see in people's mouths (which, frankly, I think looks stupid...)\n\nIt can also mean to quiz or interrogate someone (ie - Why are you grilling me about where I was yesterday??)\n\nI've also occasionally used it heard to describe a woman's bust area (about as lovely a description as calling it a rack....)\n\nI would bet the song you heard was either meaning the metal in someones mouth or a woman's chest, or it was a play on words where they were going back and forth meaning both...
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It can be a noun or (rarely) an adjective.\n\nNoun: An important difference is... (here, difference is a thing so it meets the "person/place/thing" test for nouns.\n\nAdjective: old calculators were called "Difference Engines" - here, difference says what kind of engine - so it meets the "which one/what kind/how many?" test for adjectives.
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bloke    (blk) KEY  \n\nNOUN: \nChiefly British Slang \nA fellow; a man.
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ttp://www.synec-doc.be/escrime/dico/engl.htm\n\nhttp://www.fencing101.com/glossary.php\n\nIt is "parry," by the way...
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cares!\n\ncaress\nhttp://www.m-w.com/dictionary/caress
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The word is vagina. \n\nYou may be interested to know that vagina is the Latin for "sheath" (i.e. the thing you put your sword in)!
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It's a Drum and Bass band. but the definition is:\n\n1 : the aspect of military science dealing with the procurement, maintenance, and transportation of military matériel, facilities, and personnel\n2 : the handling of the details of an operation
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ban·do·leer or ban·do·lier    (bnd-lîr) KEY  \n\nNOUN: \n\nA belt fitted with small pockets or loops for carrying cartridges and worn across the chest by soldiers. \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nETYMOLOGY: \nFrench bandoulière, from Spanish bandolera, diminutive of banda, band, of Germanic origin; see bh- 1 in Indo-European roots
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par·ka (pär'kə) \nn.\nA hooded fur outer garment worn in the Arctic, originally of pullover design but now generally having a front closure.\nA coat or jacket with a hood and usually a warm lining for cold-weather wear.
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here ya go.  we're starting with "A". pick one.....\n\nhttp://italian.about.com/library/slang/bladultslangindexa.htm
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It means:\nNice,\nCool,\nGood,\nRight on.\nIt is a phrase one uses to give approval to something nice, something cool, something you like...
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Hohoho,that's the name of my band!!!\nIt means to get something without knowing about it...\nLet's say someone gives you a car as a present(where such luck!)...You wanted a BMW,but it is an Accura.That's a pig in a poke,you just accept it,even though it was not what you wanted...
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poacher\nancient/antiquated\nnew york\ncabin
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Traditionally a dude is a dandy; a man who dresses flashily. But in recent years, the term has taken on a colloquial meaning at variance with that: it now means a male friend, mate, comrade, or associate. It can also be used as an informal form of address when the speaker does not know the name of the person that he or she is speaking to.\n\nInformal An Easterner or city person who vacations on a ranch in the West. \nInformal A man who is very fancy or sharp in dress and demeanor. \nSlang \nA man; a fellow. \ndudes Persons of either sex.
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1.made up his mind - came to a decision\n2.taken aback - surprised\n3.standing apart - distancing from someone or something\n4.tricks up his sleeves - has a surprise in reserve (like a magician has tricks up his sleeve)\n5.get off lightly - didn't get as severe a punishment as he might have\n6.his blushes were saved - avoided embarrassment