What do tantamount means?
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tantamount means : equivalent in seriousness to; virtually the same as, equivalent to, equal to, as good as, more or less, much the same as, comparable to, on a par with, commensurate with. Ex: the resignations were tantamount to an admission of guilt.
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It means like money, like a cash register goes ka'ching when it opens. so it means like getting money.
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No idea what this question means.  Can you please elaborate?
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Just an opinion: first it is not one word but two karma chameleon. Based on the lyrics of the Culture Club song it means something along the lines of "fate changer" or one who changes to meet fate ("you come and go"). I could be way out in left field, but it's my guess.
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I would have guessed it was a charge someone made up as a goof, but...(GASP!)...I WAS WRONG! (<I'm usually never wrong.)\n\n\n1. To seize and carry away by force. 2. To rape; violate. 3. To overwhelm with emotion; enrapture. See synonyms at enrapture.
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He used it on me a few times, it's kinda sad in a silly way.\n\nhe means something like Big Toe Bug Squash or something. He wants to tell you that God should use his Big Toe and step on you till you died.\n\nthat's mainworry's sense of humor. i call it threatening people with murder. but that's just my weird view on things, because, as we all know, Mainworry is the only one who holds the Full Truth.
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This was a form of math that gained a small following several years ago with the Hmong of Thiland. It's not used very much today due to its limited application.   Edited comment:  Pastor Dave is correct, it's still used. I think it was also used for a few months at Enron, Corp.
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Punitive = Punishment.\n\nIt means they're making you pay a certain amount so that you will think twice before doing whatever it is that you did.
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It's the limit of a type of convergent infinite sum (that's why it's symbol is an elongated 's').\n\nIt's applications range from finding the solutions to differential equations, being used to calculate an area, volume (in the sense we know it, and in a generalised space of n-dimensions).  In Fourier Analysis it's used to approximate functions using cos and sin, etc.  But, by far, the best use of it has to be answering exam questions.\n\nNot helpful, but fairly interesting.  So I thought.  I'll go now.
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par·a·gon    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (pr-gn, -gn)\nn. \n1. A model of excellence or perfection of a kind; a peerless example: a paragon of virtue. \n\n2. An unflawed diamond weighing at least 100 carats. \nA very large spherical pearl. \n\n3. Printing. A type size of 20 points.
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Literally it translates from the Spanish as "What barbarity!" (and it's two words, "que barbaridad," not one, in Spanish as well.) But as the others pointed out above, the phrase connotes an expression of disgust or shock, akin to "That's terrible!" or "How awful!"
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everyone else has it...\n\nta ta for now, it is from english roots, ta ta meaning goodbye.
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Saying "What the hell" could be like, saying "oh well, I have nothing to lose" or it could mean "what on earth is this" or "why did that happen". Usually, it's used when someone is astonished.
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It simply means "marked".
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A bit vague I know, but this is the best I can come up with.\n\nThere is a nautical expression "cats paw" which refers to a light transitory air which ruffles the surface of the water during a calm, or the ripples made by such a puff of air.\n\nOtherwise, in geology, the only other references to "cats paw" are features such as glaciers or rock formations which are called this because they resemble a cats paw. (see link)
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It is an idiomatic expression.TO BE SWEPT OF ONES FEET.\nSome thing so superb that they are carried away completely.\nIt can be a SURPRISE GIFT. Say a diamond ring on birthday as a surprise gift.\nMay be a BIG GARLAND AND SHOWER OF PRAISES ON a lady at an informal function unannounced and as a surprise.\nIt would appear that a surprise element is called for in such cases.\nThe refernce here is that some women are of the type who are satisfied  only with such praises always at all occasions.\nThey expect such praises lavished on them AS A MATTER OF ROUTINE.\nIn other words for such women the surprise element is not needed and still they take it for granted and expect such praises.\nFor example IF MARHGARET THATCHER is attending a meeting when she was PM in every meeting people would showe praise of her administration.You can then say she is one who likes to be swept of her feet.\nI am just mentioning bto make you understand not to suggest Margaret Thatcher was one such woman. GET IT!!!!!
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Well the actual syntax is:\nmount [deviceName] [mountPoint]\nmount command is used to mount a device to operating system for use:\n\nIn the following command\nmount /dev/floppy /mnt/floppy\nwe are actually mounting a floppy to a folder, the original device is configured in /dev/floppy and we will access it using logical path /mnt/floppy.