Input: [#] 5283 [Word] permits [Meaning]

Output: plural of permit


Input: [#] 5284 [Word] permitted [Meaning]

Output: past of permit


Input: [#] 5285 [Word] perplex [Meaning]

Output: puzzled


Input: [#] 5286 [Word] persist [Meaning]

Output: "to linger


Input: [#] 5287 [Word] person [Meaning]

Output: a human being


Input: [#] 5288 [Word] personal [Meaning]

Output: "private


Input: [#] 5289 [Word] personalities [Meaning]

Output: plural of personality


Input: [#] 5290 [Word] personality [Meaning]

Output: "state of being a person


Input: [#] 5291 [Word] personally [Meaning]

Output: in a personal way


Input: [#] 5292 [Word] personnel [Meaning]

Output: staff


Input: [#] 5293 [Word] persons [Meaning]

Output: plural of person


Input: [#] 5294 [Word] perspective [Meaning]

Output: viewpoint


Input: [#] 5295 [Word] persuasion [Meaning]

Output: reason


Input: [#] 5296 [Word] pest [Meaning]

Output: 1 troubelsome or destructive thing 2 an annoying person 3 plague


Input: [#] 5297 [Word] pet [Meaning]

Output: to caress with the hand


Input: [#] 5298 [Word] petition [Meaning]

Output: request


Input: [#] 5299 [Word] petrol [Meaning]

Output: fuel


Input: [#] 5300 [Word] pets [Meaning]

Output: plural of pet


Input: [#] 5301 [Word] phase [Meaning]

Output: period


Input: [#] 5302 [Word] phew [Meaning]

Output: "used to express relief


Input: [#] 5303 [Word] philosopher [Meaning]

Output: theorist


Input: [#] 5304 [Word] philosophy [Meaning]

Output: pursuit of wisdom


Input: [#] 5305 [Word] phone [Meaning]

Output: "1 telephone


Input: [#] 5306 [Word] photo [Meaning]

Output: picture


Input: [#] 5307 [Word] phrase [Meaning]

Output: expression


Input: [#] 5308 [Word] physical [Meaning]

Output: of the body


Input: [#] 5309 [Word] physically [Meaning]

Output: in a physical way


Input: [#] 5310 [Word] physician [Meaning]

Output: doctor


Input: [#] 5311 [Word] physicist [Meaning]

Output: works in physics


Input: [#] 5312 [Word] physics [Meaning]

Output: science of matter


Input: [#] 5313 [Word] piano [Meaning]

Output: music intrustment


Input: [#] 5314 [Word] pic [Meaning]

Output: photograph


Input: [#] 5315 [Word] pick [Meaning]

Output: to select from a group


Input: [#] 5316 [Word] picked [Meaning]

Output: past of pick


Input: [#] 5317 [Word] pickle [Meaning]

Output: brine preserved


Input: [#] 5318 [Word] picnic [Meaning]

Output: "1 outdoor lunch


Input: [#] 5319 [Word] pics [Meaning]

Output: plural of pic


Input: [#] 5320 [Word] picture [Meaning]

Output: a print of something on a flat surface taken by a camera


Input: [#] 5321 [Word] pictures [Meaning]

Output: plural of picture


Input: [#] 5322 [Word] pie [Meaning]

Output: food: meat or fruit covered with pastry


Input: [#] 5323 [Word] piece [Meaning]

Output: one of the parts of a thing


Input: [#] 5324 [Word] pieces [Meaning]

Output: plural of piece


Input: [#] 5325 [Word] pier [Meaning]

Output: a structure extending from land out over water


Input: [#] 5326 [Word] pierce [Meaning]

Output: to perforate


Input: [#] 5327 [Word] pies [Meaning]

Output: plural of pie


Input: [#] 5328 [Word] pig [Meaning]

Output: animal raised for food


Input: [#] 5329 [Word] pigeon [Meaning]

Output: type of bird


Input: [#] 5330 [Word] piglet [Meaning]

Output: young pig


Input: [#] 5331 [Word] piglet [Meaning]

Output: plural of pig


Input: [#] 5332 [Word] pigs [Meaning]

Output: plural of pig


Input: [#] 5333 [Word] pile [Meaning]

Output: to lay one upon the other


Input: [#] 5334 [Word] pilgrim [Meaning]

Output: devotee


Input: [#] 5335 [Word] pill [Meaning]

Output: "small


Input: [#] 5336 [Word] pillow [Meaning]

Output: cushion


Input: [#] 5337 [Word] pilot [Meaning]

Output: a person trained to operate a plane


Input: [#] 5338 [Word] pilots [Meaning]

Output: plural of pilot


Input: [#] 5339 [Word] pin [Meaning]

Output: "1 short


Input: [#] 5340 [Word] pinch [Meaning]

Output: to squeeze


Input: [#] 5341 [Word] pine [Meaning]

Output: evergreen trees


Input: [#] 5342 [Word] pineapple [Meaning]

Output: type of fruit


Input: [#] 5343 [Word] pink [Meaning]

Output: "of a pale


Input: [#] 5344 [Word] pins [Meaning]

Output: plural of pin


Input: [#] 5345 [Word] pint [Meaning]

Output: a unit for measuring liquids


Input: [#] 5346 [Word] pints [Meaning]

Output: plural of pint


Input: [#] 5347 [Word] pioneer [Meaning]

Output: innovator


Input: [#] 5348 [Word] pious [Meaning]

Output: religious


Input: [#] 5349 [Word] pipe [Meaning]

Output: a tube through which a liquid or gas flows


Input: [#] 5350 [Word] pipes [Meaning]

Output: plural of pipe


Input: [#] 5351 [Word] pirate [Meaning]

Output: buccaneer


Input: [#] 5352 [Word] piss [Meaning]

Output: "urinate


Input: [#] 5353 [Word] pistol [Meaning]

Output: gun


Input: [#] 5354 [Word] pit [Meaning]

Output: hole


Input: [#] 5355 [Word] pity [Meaning]

Output: to feel sorry for someone


Input: [#] 5356 [Word] pizza [Meaning]

Output: italian meal


Input: [#] 5357 [Word] place [Meaning]

Output: a part of space


Input: [#] 5358 [Word] places [Meaning]

Output: plural of place


Input: [#] 5359 [Word] plague [Meaning]

Output: pestilence


Input: [#] 5360 [Word] plain [Meaning]

Output: "simple


Input: [#] 5361 [Word] plainer [Meaning]

Output: comparative of plain


Input: [#] 5362 [Word] plainest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of plain


Input: [#] 5363 [Word] plainly [Meaning]

Output: in a plain way


Input: [#] 5364 [Word] plan [Meaning]

Output: a scale drawing of a structure


Input: [#] 5365 [Word] plane [Meaning]

Output: an airplane


Input: [#] 5366 [Word] planer [Meaning]

Output: one who makes plans


Input: [#] 5367 [Word] planers [Meaning]

Output: plural of planer


Input: [#] 5368 [Word] planes [Meaning]

Output: plural of plane


Input: [#] 5369 [Word] planet [Meaning]

Output: celestial body


Input: [#] 5370 [Word] planless [Meaning]

Output: without a plan


Input: [#] 5371 [Word] plans [Meaning]

Output: plural of plan


Input: [#] 5372 [Word] plant [Meaning]

Output: 1� any living thing that is not an animal 2� a factory


Input: [#] 5373 [Word] plantation [Meaning]

Output: acreage


Input: [#] 5374 [Word] plants [Meaning]

Output: plural of plant


Input: [#] 5375 [Word] plaster [Meaning]

Output: "1 wall covering


Input: [#] 5376 [Word] plastic [Meaning]

Output: that can be shaped or formed


Input: [#] 5377 [Word] plate [Meaning]

Output: from which food is eaten


Input: [#] 5378 [Word] plateful [Meaning]

Output: amount that a plate holds


Input: [#] 5379 [Word] plates [Meaning]

Output: plural of plate


Input: [#] 5380 [Word] platform [Meaning]

Output: stage


Input: [#] 5381 [Word] play [Meaning]

Output: to have fun


Input: [#] 5382 [Word] played [Meaning]

Output: past of play


Input: [#] 5383 [Word] player [Meaning]

Output: one who plays a game


Input: [#] 5384 [Word] players [Meaning]

Output: plural of player


Input: [#] 5385 [Word] playful [Meaning]

Output: full of fun


Input: [#] 5386 [Word] playfully [Meaning]

Output: in a playful manner


Input: [#] 5387 [Word] playfulness [Meaning]

Output: state of being playful


Input: [#] 5388 [Word] playground [Meaning]

Output: recreation area


Input: [#] 5389 [Word] plea [Meaning]

Output: appeal


Input: [#] 5390 [Word] plead [Meaning]

Output: "to enter a plea


Input: [#] 5391 [Word] pleasant [Meaning]

Output: agreeable


Input: [#] 5392 [Word] please [Meaning]

Output: to give pleasure to


Input: [#] 5393 [Word] pleased [Meaning]

Output: past of please


Input: [#] 5394 [Word] pleasing [Meaning]

Output: agreeable


Input: [#] 5395 [Word] pleasingly [Meaning]

Output: in a pleasing way


Input: [#] 5396 [Word] pleasurable [Meaning]

Output: giving pleasure


Input: [#] 5397 [Word] pleasurably [Meaning]

Output: in a pleasurable way


Input: [#] 5398 [Word] pleasure [Meaning]

Output: being happy or satisfied


Input: [#] 5399 [Word] pleasures [Meaning]

Output: plural of pleasure


Input: [#] 5400 [Word] pledge [Meaning]

Output: "1 promise


Input: [#] 5401 [Word] plentiful [Meaning]

Output: "in large numbers


Input: [#] 5402 [Word] plenty [Meaning]

Output: a full supply


Input: [#] 5403 [Word] plot [Meaning]

Output: to plan secretly


Input: [#] 5404 [Word] plow [Meaning]

Output: "1 farm tool


Input: [#] 5405 [Word] plug [Meaning]

Output: "1 socket


Input: [#] 5406 [Word] plum [Meaning]

Output: a fleshy fruit


Input: [#] 5407 [Word] plump [Meaning]

Output: chubby


Input: [#] 5408 [Word] plunder [Meaning]

Output: "1 loot


Input: [#] 5409 [Word] plural [Meaning]

Output: more than one


Input: [#] 5410 [Word] plus [Meaning]

Output: an additional quantity


Input: [#] 5411 [Word] pocket [Meaning]

Output: a small flat bag fixed into or onto pants or clothing


Input: [#] 5412 [Word] pocketful [Meaning]

Output: amount which a pocket holds


Input: [#] 5413 [Word] pockets [Meaning]

Output: plural of pocket


Input: [#] 5414 [Word] poem [Meaning]

Output: a composition in verse


Input: [#] 5415 [Word] poet [Meaning]

Output: "one who writes poems


Input: [#] 5416 [Word] poetry [Meaning]

Output: lyrics


Input: [#] 5417 [Word] point [Meaning]

Output: a geometric element where two lines are crossing


Input: [#] 5418 [Word] pointer [Meaning]

Output: stick used to point to things on a map


Input: [#] 5419 [Word] pointers [Meaning]

Output: plural of pointer


Input: [#] 5420 [Word] pointless [Meaning]

Output: with little or no sense


Input: [#] 5421 [Word] pointlessly [Meaning]

Output: in a pointless way


Input: [#] 5422 [Word] points [Meaning]

Output: plural of point


Input: [#] 5423 [Word] poison [Meaning]

Output: a substance that is very dangerous to health


Input: [#] 5424 [Word] poisonous [Meaning]

Output: causing death or injury if taken into the system


Input: [#] 5425 [Word] poisonously [Meaning]

Output: in a poisonous way


Input: [#] 5426 [Word] poisons [Meaning]

Output: plural of poison


Input: [#] 5427 [Word] poke [Meaning]

Output: to push or prod


Input: [#] 5428 [Word] pole [Meaning]

Output: either of the two ends of the earth's axis


Input: [#] 5429 [Word] police [Meaning]

Output: "cop


Input: [#] 5430 [Word] policeman [Meaning]

Output: lawman


Input: [#] 5431 [Word] policies [Meaning]

Output: plural of policy


Input: [#] 5432 [Word] policy [Meaning]

Output: a plan of action


Input: [#] 5433 [Word] polish [Meaning]

Output: shine


Input: [#] 5434 [Word] polite [Meaning]

Output: respectful


Input: [#] 5435 [Word] political [Meaning]

Output: of the State


Input: [#] 5436 [Word] politically [Meaning]

Output: in a political way


Input: [#] 5437 [Word] politician [Meaning]

Output: person taking part in politics


Input: [#] 5438 [Word] politicians [Meaning]

Output: plural of politician


Input: [#] 5439 [Word] politics [Meaning]

Output: the science of government


Input: [#] 5440 [Word] poll [Meaning]

Output: "to ask for public opinion


Input: [#] 5441 [Word] pollute [Meaning]

Output: to make physically unclean


Input: [#] 5442 [Word] polluted [Meaning]

Output: past of pollute


Input: [#] 5443 [Word] pollution [Meaning]

Output: pollute or being polluted


Input: [#] 5444 [Word] pollutions [Meaning]

Output: plural of pollution


Input: [#] 5445 [Word] polo [Meaning]

Output: a game played on horse back


Input: [#] 5446 [Word] pond [Meaning]

Output: small lake


Input: [#] 5447 [Word] pond [Meaning]

Output: small lake


Input: [#] 5448 [Word] pony [Meaning]

Output: small horse


Input: [#] 5449 [Word] pool [Meaning]

Output: small area of still water


Input: [#] 5450 [Word] poor [Meaning]

Output: having little money


Input: [#] 5451 [Word] poorer [Meaning]

Output: comparative of poor


Input: [#] 5452 [Word] poorest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of poor


Input: [#] 5453 [Word] poorly [Meaning]

Output: "unwell


Input: [#] 5454 [Word] poorness [Meaning]

Output: lack of some desirable quality


Input: [#] 5455 [Word] pop [Meaning]

Output: "1 make a sharp


Input: [#] 5456 [Word] pope [Meaning]

Output: the head of the Roman Catholic Church


Input: [#] 5457 [Word] popular [Meaning]

Output: widely liked


Input: [#] 5458 [Word] popularity [Meaning]

Output: quality of being popular


Input: [#] 5459 [Word] popularly [Meaning]

Output: in a popular manner


Input: [#] 5460 [Word] population [Meaning]

Output: number of people


Input: [#] 5461 [Word] pork [Meaning]

Output: the flesh of a pig


Input: [#] 5462 [Word] port [Meaning]

Output: town where ships and boats can take shelter from storms


Input: [#] 5463 [Word] portable [Meaning]

Output: movable


Input: [#] 5464 [Word] portion [Meaning]

Output: part


Input: [#] 5465 [Word] portrait [Meaning]

Output: painting of face


Input: [#] 5466 [Word] ports [Meaning]

Output: plural of port


Input: [#] 5467 [Word] pose [Meaning]

Output: to assume a fixed position


Input: [#] 5468 [Word] posh [Meaning]

Output: stylish or elegant


Input: [#] 5469 [Word] position [Meaning]

Output: opinion


Input: [#] 5470 [Word] position [Meaning]

Output: a place where a thing or person is


Input: [#] 5471 [Word] positions [Meaning]

Output: plural of position


Input: [#] 5472 [Word] positive [Meaning]

Output: optimistic


Input: [#] 5473 [Word] possess [Meaning]

Output: to have or own


Input: [#] 5474 [Word] possessed [Meaning]

Output: past of possess


Input: [#] 5475 [Word] possession [Meaning]

Output: ownership


Input: [#] 5476 [Word] possessions [Meaning]

Output: plural of possession


Input: [#] 5477 [Word] possessive [Meaning]

Output: of possession


Input: [#] 5478 [Word] possessively [Meaning]

Output: in a possessive manner


Input: [#] 5479 [Word] possibilities [Meaning]

Output: plural of possibility


Input: [#] 5480 [Word] possibility [Meaning]

Output: likelyhood


Input: [#] 5481 [Word] possible [Meaning]

Output: that can happen or exist


Input: [#] 5482 [Word] possibly [Meaning]

Output: perhaps


Input: [#] 5483 [Word] post [Meaning]

Output: to put up in a public place


Input: [#] 5484 [Word] postage [Meaning]

Output: cost to send a mail


Input: [#] 5485 [Word] postpone [Meaning]

Output: to delay until a future time


Input: [#] 5486 [Word] postponed [Meaning]

Output: past of postpone


Input: [#] 5487 [Word] postponement [Meaning]

Output: postponing


Input: [#] 5488 [Word] postponements [Meaning]

Output: plural of postponement


Input: [#] 5489 [Word] pot [Meaning]

Output: deep pan


Input: [#] 5490 [Word] potato [Meaning]

Output: eaten as cooked vegetable


Input: [#] 5491 [Word] potatoes [Meaning]

Output: plural of potato


Input: [#] 5492 [Word] potential [Meaning]

Output: "possible


Input: [#] 5493 [Word] pound [Meaning]

Output: 1� the basic unit of money of the UK 2� a unit of weight


Input: [#] 5494 [Word] pounds [Meaning]

Output: plural of pound


Input: [#] 5495 [Word] pour [Meaning]

Output: to flow or cause to flow


Input: [#] 5496 [Word] poured [Meaning]

Output: past of pour


Input: [#] 5497 [Word] poverty [Meaning]

Output: to have no money


Input: [#] 5498 [Word] powder [Meaning]

Output: a solid reduced to dust


Input: [#] 5499 [Word] powders [Meaning]

Output: plural of powder


Input: [#] 5500 [Word] powdery [Meaning]

Output: "of


Input: [#] 5501 [Word] power [Meaning]

Output: force


Input: [#] 5502 [Word] powered [Meaning]

Output: mechanical energy


Input: [#] 5503 [Word] powerful [Meaning]

Output: having great power


Input: [#] 5504 [Word] powerfully [Meaning]

Output: in a powerful way


Input: [#] 5505 [Word] powerless [Meaning]

Output: without power


Input: [#] 5506 [Word] powerlessly [Meaning]

Output: in a powerless way


Input: [#] 5507 [Word] powers [Meaning]

Output: plural of power


Input: [#] 5508 [Word] practical [Meaning]

Output: useful


Input: [#] 5509 [Word] practice [Meaning]

Output: "1 to work on over and over in order to learn a skill


Input: [#] 5510 [Word] practiced [Meaning]

Output: past of practice


Input: [#] 5511 [Word] practitioner [Meaning]

Output: one who practices a skill or art


Input: [#] 5512 [Word] practitioners [Meaning]

Output: plural of practitioner


Input: [#] 5513 [Word] prairie [Meaning]

Output: plains


Input: [#] 5514 [Word] praise [Meaning]

Output: "1 the act of saying that a thing or person is good


Input: [#] 5515 [Word] praised [Meaning]

Output: past of praise


Input: [#] 5516 [Word] praises [Meaning]

Output: plural of praise


Input: [#] 5517 [Word] praiseworthily [Meaning]

Output: in a praiseworthy manner


Input: [#] 5518 [Word] praiseworthy [Meaning]

Output: deserving


Input: [#] 5519 [Word] pray [Meaning]

Output: to speak to God


Input: [#] 5520 [Word] prayed [Meaning]

Output: past of pray


Input: [#] 5521 [Word] prayer [Meaning]

Output: act of praying to God


Input: [#] 5522 [Word] prayers [Meaning]

Output: plural of prayer


Input: [#] 5523 [Word] precious [Meaning]

Output: costly


Input: [#] 5524 [Word] precise [Meaning]

Output: exact


Input: [#] 5525 [Word] predict [Meaning]

Output: forecast


Input: [#] 5526 [Word] prefer [Meaning]

Output: favour


Input: [#] 5527 [Word] preference [Meaning]

Output: choice


Input: [#] 5528 [Word] pregnancies [Meaning]

Output: pregnancy


Input: [#] 5529 [Word] pregnancy [Meaning]

Output: state of being pregnant


Input: [#] 5530 [Word] pregnant [Meaning]

Output: carrying a developping baby


Input: [#] 5531 [Word] prejudice [Meaning]

Output: "bigotry


Input: [#] 5532 [Word] premier [Meaning]

Output: prime minister


Input: [#] 5533 [Word] preparation [Meaning]

Output: arrangements


Input: [#] 5534 [Word] prepare [Meaning]

Output: get ready


Input: [#] 5535 [Word] preposition [Meaning]

Output: grammar term


Input: [#] 5536 [Word] prescribe [Meaning]

Output: advise


Input: [#] 5537 [Word] prescription [Meaning]

Output: medicine order


Input: [#] 5538 [Word] presence [Meaning]

Output: attendance


Input: [#] 5539 [Word] present [Meaning]

Output: 1� period of time between past and future 2� a gift


Input: [#] 5540 [Word] presentable [Meaning]

Output: fit to appear


Input: [#] 5541 [Word] presentably [Meaning]

Output: in a presentable manner


Input: [#] 5542 [Word] presentation [Meaning]

Output: presenting or being presented


Input: [#] 5543 [Word] presentations [Meaning]

Output: plural of presentation


Input: [#] 5544 [Word] presently [Meaning]

Output: soon/ at present time


Input: [#] 5545 [Word] presents [Meaning]

Output: plural of present


Input: [#] 5546 [Word] preservation [Meaning]

Output: saving


Input: [#] 5547 [Word] preserve [Meaning]

Output: safeguard


Input: [#] 5548 [Word] president [Meaning]

Output: chief officer


Input: [#] 5549 [Word] press [Meaning]

Output: 1� to act upon through continuous strength 2� the publishing of news in all forms


Input: [#] 5550 [Word] pressed [Meaning]

Output: past of press


Input: [#] 5551 [Word] pressure [Meaning]

Output: urgency


Input: [#] 5552 [Word] prestige [Meaning]

Output: stature


Input: [#] 5553 [Word] presume [Meaning]

Output: suppose


Input: [#] 5554 [Word] pretend [Meaning]

Output: simulate


Input: [#] 5555 [Word] prettier [Meaning]

Output: comparative of pretty


Input: [#] 5556 [Word] prettiest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of pretty


Input: [#] 5557 [Word] prettily [Meaning]

Output: in a charming manner


Input: [#] 5558 [Word] prettiness [Meaning]

Output: quality of being pretty


Input: [#] 5559 [Word] pretty [Meaning]

Output: nice-looking or pleasing


Input: [#] 5561 [Word] prevent [Meaning]

Output: to keep from happening


Input: [#] 5562 [Word] preventable [Meaning]

Output: that can be prevented


Input: [#] 5563 [Word] prevented [Meaning]

Output: past of prevent


Input: [#] 5564 [Word] prevention [Meaning]

Output: act of preventing


Input: [#] 5565 [Word] preventions [Meaning]

Output: plural of prevention


Input: [#] 5566 [Word] previous [Meaning]

Output: "earlier


Input: [#] 5567 [Word] prey [Meaning]

Output: victim


Input: [#] 5568 [Word] price [Meaning]

Output: money asked or given for something


Input: [#] 5569 [Word] priceless [Meaning]

Output: too valuable to be priced


Input: [#] 5570 [Word] prices [Meaning]

Output: plural of price


Input: [#] 5571 [Word] pricey [Meaning]

Output: expensive


Input: [#] 5572 [Word] pride [Meaning]

Output: self-respect


Input: [#] 5573 [Word] priest [Meaning]

Output: cleric


Input: [#] 5574 [Word] prime [Meaning]

Output: excellent


Input: [#] 5575 [Word] primitive [Meaning]

Output: uncivilized


Input: [#] 5576 [Word] prince [Meaning]

Output: royal son


Input: [#] 5577 [Word] princess [Meaning]

Output: royal daughter


Input: [#] 5578 [Word] principal [Meaning]

Output: leader


Input: [#] 5579 [Word] print [Meaning]

Output: to reproduce things on paper


Input: [#] 5580 [Word] printable [Meaning]

Output: that can be printed


Input: [#] 5581 [Word] printed [Meaning]

Output: past of print


Input: [#] 5582 [Word] printer [Meaning]

Output: "workman that prints books


Input: [#] 5583 [Word] printers [Meaning]

Output: plural of printer


Input: [#] 5584 [Word] prior [Meaning]

Output: befor


Input: [#] 5585 [Word] prison [Meaning]

Output: a public building in which criminals are kept


Input: [#] 5586 [Word] prisoner [Meaning]

Output: person kept in prison for crime


Input: [#] 5587 [Word] prisoners [Meaning]

Output: plural of prisoner


Input: [#] 5588 [Word] prisons [Meaning]

Output: plural of prison


Input: [#] 5589 [Word] private [Meaning]

Output: belonging to one person or persons


Input: [#] 5590 [Word] privately [Meaning]

Output: in a private way


Input: [#] 5591 [Word] privilege [Meaning]

Output: "advantage


Input: [#] 5592 [Word] prize [Meaning]

Output: a reward won in a competition


Input: [#] 5593 [Word] prizes [Meaning]

Output: plural of prize


Input: [#] 5594 [Word] pro [Meaning]

Output: argument or vote in favour of something


Input: [#] 5595 [Word] probable [Meaning]

Output: likely


Input: [#] 5596 [Word] probably [Meaning]

Output: likely


Input: [#] 5597 [Word] probe [Meaning]

Output: inquiry


Input: [#] 5598 [Word] problem [Meaning]

Output: a hard question


Input: [#] 5599 [Word] problematic [Meaning]

Output: doubtful


Input: [#] 5600 [Word] problematically [Meaning]

Output: in a problematic way


Input: [#] 5601 [Word] problems [Meaning]

Output: plural of problem


Input: [#] 5602 [Word] procedure [Meaning]

Output: method


Input: [#] 5603 [Word] proceed [Meaning]

Output: continue


Input: [#] 5604 [Word] process [Meaning]

Output: a set of actions in a special order


Input: [#] 5605 [Word] processes [Meaning]

Output: plural of process


Input: [#] 5606 [Word] proclaim [Meaning]

Output: declare


Input: [#] 5607 [Word] produce [Meaning]

Output: manufacture


Input: [#] 5608 [Word] product [Meaning]

Output: a thing that is manufactured


Input: [#] 5609 [Word] production [Meaning]

Output: process of producing


Input: [#] 5610 [Word] productions [Meaning]

Output: plural of production


Input: [#] 5611 [Word] productive [Meaning]

Output: able to produce


Input: [#] 5612 [Word] productively [Meaning]

Output: in a productive way


Input: [#] 5613 [Word] products [Meaning]

Output: plural of product


Input: [#] 5614 [Word] prof [Meaning]

Output: professor


Input: [#] 5615 [Word] profession [Meaning]

Output: occupation


Input: [#] 5616 [Word] professional [Meaning]

Output: competent


Input: [#] 5617 [Word] professor [Meaning]

Output: a teacher of the highest level in a university


Input: [#] 5618 [Word] professorial [Meaning]

Output: relating to a professor


Input: [#] 5619 [Word] professors [Meaning]

Output: plural of professor


Input: [#] 5620 [Word] proficient [Meaning]

Output: competent


Input: [#] 5621 [Word] profit [Meaning]

Output: the return on a business undertaking


Input: [#] 5622 [Word] profitabilities [Meaning]

Output: plural of profitability


Input: [#] 5623 [Word] profitability [Meaning]

Output: state of being profitable


Input: [#] 5624 [Word] profitable [Meaning]

Output: moneymaking


Input: [#] 5625 [Word] profitable [Meaning]

Output: bringing profit


Input: [#] 5626 [Word] profitably [Meaning]

Output: in a profitable way


Input: [#] 5627 [Word] profitless [Meaning]

Output: without profit


Input: [#] 5628 [Word] profitlessly [Meaning]

Output: in a profitless way


Input: [#] 5629 [Word] profits [Meaning]

Output: plural of profit


Input: [#] 5630 [Word] profound [Meaning]

Output: significant


Input: [#] 5631 [Word] program [Meaning]

Output: a listing of events for a public presentation


Input: [#] 5632 [Word] programer [Meaning]

Output: person who prepares computers


Input: [#] 5633 [Word] programs [Meaning]

Output: plural of program


Input: [#] 5634 [Word] progress [Meaning]

Output: movement toward a goal


Input: [#] 5635 [Word] progressive [Meaning]

Output: making continuous forward movement


Input: [#] 5636 [Word] progressively [Meaning]

Output: in a progressive way


Input: [#] 5637 [Word] prohibit [Meaning]

Output: forbidden


Input: [#] 5638 [Word] project [Meaning]

Output: a plan


Input: [#] 5639 [Word] projector [Meaning]

Output: apparatus for projecting pictures


Input: [#] 5640 [Word] projectors [Meaning]

Output: plural of projector


Input: [#] 5641 [Word] projects [Meaning]

Output: plural of project


Input: [#] 5642 [Word] prolong [Meaning]

Output: extend


Input: [#] 5643 [Word] prom [Meaning]

Output: "a formal dance


Input: [#] 5644 [Word] prominent [Meaning]

Output: "renowned


Input: [#] 5645 [Word] promise [Meaning]

Output: pledge


Input: [#] 5646 [Word] promising [Meaning]

Output: up-and-coming


Input: [#] 5647 [Word] promote [Meaning]

Output: advertise


Input: [#] 5648 [Word] prompt [Meaning]

Output: timely


Input: [#] 5649 [Word] pronounce [Meaning]

Output: articlulate


Input: [#] 5650 [Word] proof [Meaning]

Output: "evidence


Input: [#] 5651 [Word] propaganda [Meaning]

Output: distortion


Input: [#] 5652 [Word] propeller [Meaning]

Output: thruster


Input: [#] 5653 [Word] proper [Meaning]

Output: "appropriate


Input: [#] 5654 [Word] properties [Meaning]

Output: plural of property


Input: [#] 5655 [Word] property [Meaning]

Output: any thing or things owned


Input: [#] 5656 [Word] prophecy [Meaning]

Output: revelation


Input: [#] 5657 [Word] prophet [Meaning]

Output: seer


Input: [#] 5658 [Word] proportion [Meaning]

Output: balance


Input: [#] 5659 [Word] proposal [Meaning]

Output: offer


Input: [#] 5660 [Word] propose [Meaning]

Output: to suggest


Input: [#] 5661 [Word] proposed [Meaning]

Output: past of propose


Input: [#] 5662 [Word] proposition [Meaning]

Output: statement


Input: [#] 5663 [Word] propositions [Meaning]

Output: plural of proposition


Input: [#] 5664 [Word] prospect [Meaning]

Output: candidate


Input: [#] 5665 [Word] prosperity [Meaning]

Output: riches


Input: [#] 5666 [Word] prosperous [Meaning]

Output: wealthy


Input: [#] 5667 [Word] protect [Meaning]

Output: to keep from being hurt


Input: [#] 5668 [Word] protected [Meaning]

Output: past of protect


Input: [#] 5669 [Word] protection [Meaning]

Output: protecting or being protected


Input: [#] 5670 [Word] protections [Meaning]

Output: plural of protection


Input: [#] 5671 [Word] protective [Meaning]

Output: giving protection


Input: [#] 5672 [Word] protectively [Meaning]

Output: in a protective way


Input: [#] 5673 [Word] protector [Meaning]

Output: person who protects


Input: [#] 5674 [Word] protectors [Meaning]

Output: plural of protector


Input: [#] 5675 [Word] protein [Meaning]

Output: meat


Input: [#] 5676 [Word] protest [Meaning]

Output: "1 a statement that objects strongly


Input: [#] 5677 [Word] protested [Meaning]

Output: past of protest


Input: [#] 5678 [Word] protester [Meaning]

Output: person who protests


Input: [#] 5679 [Word] protesters [Meaning]

Output: plural of protester


Input: [#] 5680 [Word] protests [Meaning]

Output: plural of protest


Input: [#] 5681 [Word] proud [Meaning]

Output: conceited


Input: [#] 5682 [Word] provable [Meaning]

Output: that can be proved


Input: [#] 5683 [Word] prove [Meaning]

Output: to provide evidence for


Input: [#] 5684 [Word] proved [Meaning]

Output: past of prove


Input: [#] 5685 [Word] provide [Meaning]

Output: to supply


Input: [#] 5686 [Word] provided [Meaning]

Output: past of provide


Input: [#] 5687 [Word] provider [Meaning]

Output: person who provides


Input: [#] 5688 [Word] providers [Meaning]

Output: plural of provider


Input: [#] 5689 [Word] province [Meaning]

Output: state


Input: [#] 5690 [Word] provision [Meaning]

Output: supplies


Input: [#] 5691 [Word] provoke [Meaning]

Output: to make angry


Input: [#] 5692 [Word] prudent [Meaning]

Output: careful


Input: [#] 5693 [Word] psst [Meaning]

Output: used to attract someone's attention


Input: [#] 5694 [Word] psychology [Meaning]

Output: behaviour science


Input: [#] 5695 [Word] pub [Meaning]

Output: "tavern


Input: [#] 5696 [Word] public [Meaning]

Output: of the community or the people


Input: [#] 5697 [Word] publication [Meaning]

Output: making known to the public


Input: [#] 5698 [Word] publications [Meaning]

Output: plural of publication


Input: [#] 5699 [Word] publicities [Meaning]

Output: plural of publicity


Input: [#] 5700 [Word] publicity [Meaning]

Output: the state of being known


Input: [#] 5701 [Word] publicly [Meaning]

Output: in a public way


Input: [#] 5702 [Word] publish [Meaning]

Output: to prepare and issue for the public


Input: [#] 5703 [Word] published [Meaning]

Output: past of publish


Input: [#] 5704 [Word] pubs [Meaning]

Output: "plural of pub


Input: [#] 5705 [Word] puck [Meaning]

Output: a rubber disk used in Ice Hockey


Input: [#] 5706 [Word] puff [Meaning]

Output: to smoke


Input: [#] 5707 [Word] puke [Meaning]

Output: to vomit


Input: [#] 5708 [Word] pull [Meaning]

Output: to move by drawing something toward oneself


Input: [#] 5709 [Word] pulled [Meaning]

Output: past of pull


Input: [#] 5710 [Word] pulse [Meaning]

Output: heartbeat


Input: [#] 5711 [Word] puma [Meaning]

Output: "cougar


Input: [#] 5712 [Word] pump [Meaning]

Output: a device for moving fluids


Input: [#] 5713 [Word] punch [Meaning]

Output: to strike


Input: [#] 5714 [Word] punctual [Meaning]

Output: on time


Input: [#] 5715 [Word] punish [Meaning]

Output: to cause discomfort to a person because of some offense


Input: [#] 5716 [Word] punishable [Meaning]

Output: that can be punished (by law)


Input: [#] 5717 [Word] punished [Meaning]

Output: past of punish


Input: [#] 5718 [Word] punishment [Meaning]

Output: punishing or being punished


Input: [#] 5719 [Word] punishments [Meaning]

Output: plural of punishment


Input: [#] 5720 [Word] punk [Meaning]

Output: music style


Input: [#] 5721 [Word] puppet [Meaning]

Output: marionette


Input: [#] 5722 [Word] puppy [Meaning]

Output: young dog


Input: [#] 5723 [Word] purchasable [Meaning]

Output: that can be purchased


Input: [#] 5724 [Word] purchase [Meaning]

Output: to buy


Input: [#] 5725 [Word] purchased [Meaning]

Output: past of purchase


Input: [#] 5726 [Word] purchaser [Meaning]

Output: buyer


Input: [#] 5727 [Word] purchasers [Meaning]

Output: plural of purchaser


Input: [#] 5728 [Word] pure [Meaning]

Output: not mixed with anything else


Input: [#] 5729 [Word] purely [Meaning]

Output: entirely


Input: [#] 5730 [Word] pureness [Meaning]

Output: purity


Input: [#] 5731 [Word] purer [Meaning]

Output: comparative of pure


Input: [#] 5732 [Word] purest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of pure


Input: [#] 5733 [Word] purify [Meaning]

Output: sterilize


Input: [#] 5734 [Word] purple [Meaning]

Output: violet


Input: [#] 5735 [Word] purpose [Meaning]

Output: "goal


Input: [#] 5736 [Word] purposeful [Meaning]

Output: having a conscious purpose


Input: [#] 5737 [Word] purposefully [Meaning]

Output: in a purposeful way


Input: [#] 5738 [Word] purposes [Meaning]

Output: plural of purpose


Input: [#] 5739 [Word] purse [Meaning]

Output: handbag


Input: [#] 5740 [Word] pursue [Meaning]

Output: "to chase


Input: [#] 5741 [Word] pursuit [Meaning]

Output: chase


Input: [#] 5742 [Word] push [Meaning]

Output: to move away by pressing against it


Input: [#] 5743 [Word] pushed [Meaning]

Output: past of push


Input: [#] 5744 [Word] pushing [Meaning]

Output: having a tendency to push oneself


Input: [#] 5745 [Word] put [Meaning]

Output: to cause to be in some place


Input: [#] 5746 [Word] puts [Meaning]

Output: 3rd person singular of put


Input: [#] 5747 [Word] putt [Meaning]

Output: to hit with a light stroke in golf


Input: [#] 5748 [Word] puzzle [Meaning]

Output: riddle


Input: [#] 5749 [Word] pyramid [Meaning]

Output: geometric shape


Input: [#] 5750 [Word] qualification [Meaning]

Output: act of qualifying


Input: [#] 5751 [Word] qualifications [Meaning]

Output: plural of qualification


Input: [#] 5752 [Word] qualified [Meaning]

Output: past of qualify


Input: [#] 5753 [Word] qualify [Meaning]

Output: be equipped


Input: [#] 5754 [Word] qualitative [Meaning]

Output: relating to quality


Input: [#] 5755 [Word] qualities [Meaning]

Output: plural of quality


Input: [#] 5756 [Word] quality [Meaning]

Output: a high and desirable level in a given thing or person


Input: [#] 5757 [Word] quantity [Meaning]

Output: "number


Input: [#] 5758 [Word] quart [Meaning]

Output: a unit of liquid


Input: [#] 5759 [Word] quarter [Meaning]

Output: one of four equal parts


Input: [#] 5760 [Word] quarterly [Meaning]

Output: once in each three months


Input: [#] 5761 [Word] quarters [Meaning]

Output: plural of quarter


Input: [#] 5762 [Word] quarts [Meaning]

Output: plural of quart


Input: [#] 5763 [Word] quartz [Meaning]

Output: silicon dioxide


Input: [#] 5764 [Word] quay [Meaning]

Output: solid stationary landing place for boats or ships


Input: [#] 5765 [Word] queen [Meaning]

Output: "a female ruler of a country


Input: [#] 5766 [Word] queenly [Meaning]

Output: like a queen


Input: [#] 5767 [Word] queens [Meaning]

Output: plural of queen


Input: [#] 5768 [Word] quest [Meaning]

Output: search


Input: [#] 5769 [Word] question [Meaning]

Output: something asked


Input: [#] 5770 [Word] questionable [Meaning]

Output: which may be questioned


Input: [#] 5771 [Word] questionably [Meaning]

Output: in a questionable way


Input: [#] 5772 [Word] questionaire [Meaning]

Output: list of questions


Input: [#] 5773 [Word] questionaires [Meaning]

Output: plural of questionaire


Input: [#] 5774 [Word] questions [Meaning]

Output: plural of question


Input: [#] 5775 [Word] queue [Meaning]

Output: line of people


Input: [#] 5776 [Word] quick [Meaning]

Output: fast


Input: [#] 5777 [Word] quicker [Meaning]

Output: comparative of quick


Input: [#] 5778 [Word] quickest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of quick


Input: [#] 5779 [Word] quickly [Meaning]

Output: in a quick way


Input: [#] 5780 [Word] quiet [Meaning]

Output: "silent


Input: [#] 5781 [Word] quietly [Meaning]

Output: in a quiet way


Input: [#] 5782 [Word] quietness [Meaning]

Output: state of being quiet


Input: [#] 5783 [Word] quit [Meaning]

Output: put an end to an activity or a state


Input: [#] 5784 [Word] quite [Meaning]

Output: completely


Input: [#] 5785 [Word] quitted [Meaning]

Output: past of quit


Input: [#] 5786 [Word] quitter [Meaning]

Output: person who quits


Input: [#] 5787 [Word] quitters [Meaning]

Output: plural of quitter


Input: [#] 5788 [Word] quiz [Meaning]

Output: to test the knowledge of someone by asking questions


Input: [#] 5789 [Word] quotation [Meaning]

Output: saying


Input: [#] 5790 [Word] quote [Meaning]

Output: "to repeat


Input: [#] 5791 [Word] rabbit [Meaning]

Output: hare


Input: [#] 5792 [Word] race [Meaning]

Output: a competition of speed


Input: [#] 5793 [Word] racer [Meaning]

Output: "horse


Input: [#] 5794 [Word] racers [Meaning]

Output: plural of racer


Input: [#] 5795 [Word] races [Meaning]

Output: plural of race


Input: [#] 5796 [Word] racial [Meaning]

Output: nationality


Input: [#] 5797 [Word] racing [Meaning]

Output: running horses or motor-cars in races


Input: [#] 5798 [Word] rack [Meaning]

Output: stand


Input: [#] 5799 [Word] racy [Meaning]

Output: bordering on improper or indecent behaviour


Input: [#] 5800 [Word] radar [Meaning]

Output: radio waves


Input: [#] 5801 [Word] radiate [Meaning]

Output: send out rays of light/heat


Input: [#] 5802 [Word] radiated [Meaning]

Output: past of radiate


Input: [#] 5803 [Word] radiation [Meaning]

Output: the act of spreading out from a centre


Input: [#] 5804 [Word] radiations [Meaning]

Output: plural of radiations


Input: [#] 5805 [Word] radiator [Meaning]

Output: apparatus for radiating heat


Input: [#] 5806 [Word] radiators [Meaning]

Output: plural of radiator


Input: [#] 5807 [Word] radical [Meaning]

Output: extreme


Input: [#] 5808 [Word] radio [Meaning]

Output: "receiver


Input: [#] 5809 [Word] radius [Meaning]

Output: extent


Input: [#] 5810 [Word] rage [Meaning]

Output: to act or speak with violent anger


Input: [#] 5811 [Word] raid [Meaning]

Output: a surprise attack


Input: [#] 5812 [Word] raider [Meaning]

Output: person who makes a raid


Input: [#] 5813 [Word] raiders [Meaning]

Output: plural of raider


Input: [#] 5814 [Word] raids [Meaning]

Output: plural of raid


Input: [#] 5815 [Word] rail [Meaning]

Output: a metal bar


Input: [#] 5816 [Word] railroad [Meaning]

Output: train


Input: [#] 5817 [Word] rails [Meaning]

Output: plural of rail


Input: [#] 5818 [Word] rain [Meaning]

Output: "1 water falling in drops from the clouds


Input: [#] 5819 [Word] rainbow [Meaning]

Output: arc of color


Input: [#] 5820 [Word] rained [Meaning]

Output: past of rain


Input: [#] 5821 [Word] rainier [Meaning]

Output: comparative of rainy


Input: [#] 5822 [Word] rainiest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of rainy


Input: [#] 5823 [Word] rainless [Meaning]

Output: without rain


Input: [#] 5824 [Word] rainy [Meaning]

Output: having much rain


Input: [#] 5825 [Word] raise [Meaning]

Output: cause to rise


Input: [#] 5826 [Word] raised [Meaning]

Output: past of raise


Input: [#] 5827 [Word] rake [Meaning]

Output: to gather with a toothed implement


Input: [#] 5828 [Word] rally [Meaning]

Output: "demonstration


Input: [#] 5829 [Word] ram [Meaning]

Output: to strike with great force


Input: [#] 5830 [Word] ramp [Meaning]

Output: way from one level to another


Input: [#] 5831 [Word] rams [Meaning]

Output: plural of ram


Input: [#] 5832 [Word] ran [Meaning]

Output: past of run


Input: [#] 5833 [Word] ranch [Meaning]

Output: farm


Input: [#] 5834 [Word] random [Meaning]

Output: chance


Input: [#] 5835 [Word] range [Meaning]

Output: the act of spreading out from a centre


Input: [#] 5836 [Word] ranged [Meaning]

Output: past of range


Input: [#] 5837 [Word] ranger [Meaning]

Output: forest guard


Input: [#] 5838 [Word] rangers [Meaning]

Output: plural of ranger


Input: [#] 5839 [Word] rank [Meaning]

Output: to determin the relative position of


Input: [#] 5840 [Word] rap [Meaning]

Output: "1 music style


Input: [#] 5841 [Word] rapid [Meaning]

Output: fast


Input: [#] 5842 [Word] rare [Meaning]

Output: not often to be found


Input: [#] 5843 [Word] rarely [Meaning]

Output: seldom


Input: [#] 5844 [Word] rarer [Meaning]

Output: comparative of rare


Input: [#] 5845 [Word] rarest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of rare


Input: [#] 5846 [Word] rarities [Meaning]

Output: plural of rarity


Input: [#] 5847 [Word] rarity [Meaning]

Output: rareness


Input: [#] 5848 [Word] rash [Meaning]

Output: impulsive


Input: [#] 5849 [Word] rat [Meaning]

Output: "long-tailed rodent


Input: [#] 5850 [Word] rate [Meaning]

Output: "a quantity


Input: [#] 5851 [Word] rates [Meaning]

Output: plural of rate


Input: [#] 5852 [Word] rather [Meaning]

Output: somewhat


Input: [#] 5853 [Word] ratio [Meaning]

Output: number relation


Input: [#] 5854 [Word] rational [Meaning]

Output: "normal


Input: [#] 5855 [Word] rats [Meaning]

Output: plural of rat


Input: [#] 5856 [Word] rave [Meaning]

Output: talk wildly or violently


Input: [#] 5857 [Word] raw [Meaning]

Output: "1 uncooked


Input: [#] 5858 [Word] raws [Meaning]

Output: plural of raw


Input: [#] 5859 [Word] ray [Meaning]

Output: a group of parallel lines of radiation


Input: [#] 5860 [Word] rays [Meaning]

Output: plural of ray


Input: [#] 5861 [Word] razor [Meaning]

Output: shaving tool


Input: [#] 5862 [Word] reach [Meaning]

Output: "to get to


Input: [#] 5863 [Word] reached [Meaning]

Output: past of reach


Input: [#] 5864 [Word] react [Meaning]

Output: to act in return to


Input: [#] 5865 [Word] reacted [Meaning]

Output: past of react


Input: [#] 5866 [Word] reaction [Meaning]

Output: responsive feeling


Input: [#] 5867 [Word] reactions [Meaning]

Output: plural of reaction


Input: [#] 5868 [Word] reactor [Meaning]

Output: nuclear


Input: [#] 5869 [Word] read [Meaning]

Output: to understand something that is written


Input: [#] 5870 [Word] readability [Meaning]

Output: state of being readable


Input: [#] 5871 [Word] readable [Meaning]

Output: that is easy to read


Input: [#] 5872 [Word] reader [Meaning]

Output: person who reads


Input: [#] 5873 [Word] readier [Meaning]

Output: comparative of ready


Input: [#] 5874 [Word] readiest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of ready


Input: [#] 5875 [Word] readily [Meaning]

Output: "without showing hesitation


Input: [#] 5876 [Word] readiness [Meaning]

Output: state of being ready


Input: [#] 5877 [Word] reading [Meaning]

Output: act of one who reads


Input: [#] 5878 [Word] ready [Meaning]

Output: set for immediate action


Input: [#] 5879 [Word] real [Meaning]

Output: "true


Input: [#] 5880 [Word] realities [Meaning]

Output: plural of reality


Input: [#] 5881 [Word] reality [Meaning]

Output: the quality of being real


Input: [#] 5882 [Word] realize [Meaning]

Output: understand


Input: [#] 5883 [Word] really [Meaning]

Output: without doubt


Input: [#] 5884 [Word] realx [Meaning]

Output: become less tense


Input: [#] 5885 [Word] rear [Meaning]

Output: 1 back part 2 to lift upright


Input: [#] 5886 [Word] reason [Meaning]

Output: the cause for an action


Input: [#] 5887 [Word] reasonable [Meaning]

Output: having common sense


Input: [#] 5888 [Word] reasonably [Meaning]

Output: in a reasonable way


Input: [#] 5889 [Word] reasons [Meaning]

Output: plural of reason


Input: [#] 5890 [Word] rebel [Meaning]

Output: resist


Input: [#] 5891 [Word] rebellion [Meaning]

Output: revolt


Input: [#] 5892 [Word] recall [Meaning]

Output: "call back


Input: [#] 5893 [Word] receipt [Meaning]

Output: sales slip


Input: [#] 5894 [Word] receive [Meaning]

Output: to take or get


Input: [#] 5895 [Word] received [Meaning]

Output: past of receive


Input: [#] 5896 [Word] receiver [Meaning]

Output: person who receives


Input: [#] 5897 [Word] receivers [Meaning]

Output: plural of receiver


Input: [#] 5898 [Word] recent [Meaning]

Output: current


Input: [#] 5899 [Word] recently [Meaning]

Output: short while ago


Input: [#] 5900 [Word] reception [Meaning]

Output: "welcome


Input: [#] 5901 [Word] recipe [Meaning]

Output: direction for preparing food


Input: [#] 5902 [Word] reckless [Meaning]

Output: careless


Input: [#] 5903 [Word] reckon [Meaning]

Output: "expect


Input: [#] 5904 [Word] recognition [Meaning]

Output: recognizing or being recognized


Input: [#] 5905 [Word] recognitions [Meaning]

Output: plural of recognition


Input: [#] 5906 [Word] recognizable [Meaning]

Output: that can be recognized


Input: [#] 5907 [Word] recognizably [Meaning]

Output: in a recognizable way


Input: [#] 5908 [Word] recognize [Meaning]

Output: to identify from past experience


Input: [#] 5909 [Word] recognized [Meaning]

Output: past of recognize


Input: [#] 5910 [Word] recommend [Meaning]

Output: endorse


Input: [#] 5911 [Word] recommendation [Meaning]

Output: speak favourably of


Input: [#] 5912 [Word] record [Meaning]

Output: 1� written account 2� set down in permanent form


Input: [#] 5913 [Word] recorded [Meaning]

Output: pas of record


Input: [#] 5914 [Word] recorder [Meaning]

Output: apparatus that records


Input: [#] 5915 [Word] recorders [Meaning]

Output: plural of recorder


Input: [#] 5916 [Word] recording [Meaning]

Output: "programme


Input: [#] 5917 [Word] recordings [Meaning]

Output: plural of recording


Input: [#] 5918 [Word] records [Meaning]

Output: plural of record


Input: [#] 5919 [Word] recover [Meaning]

Output: 1� to get back 2� to find a former condition


Input: [#] 5920 [Word] recoverable [Meaning]

Output: that can be recovered


Input: [#] 5921 [Word] recovered [Meaning]

Output: past of recover


Input: [#] 5922 [Word] recoveries [Meaning]

Output: plural of recovery


Input: [#] 5923 [Word] recovery [Meaning]

Output: recovering or being recovered


Input: [#] 5924 [Word] recreation [Meaning]

Output: amusement


Input: [#] 5925 [Word] red [Meaning]

Output: the color of blood


Input: [#] 5926 [Word] redder [Meaning]

Output: comparative of red


Input: [#] 5927 [Word] reddest [Meaning]

Output: superlative of red


Input: [#] 5928 [Word] redo [Meaning]

Output: something that is done again


Input: [#] 5929 [Word] reds [Meaning]

Output: plural of red


Input: [#] 5930 [Word] reduce [Meaning]

Output: to make less


Input: [#] 5931 [Word] reduced [Meaning]

Output: past of reduce


Input: [#] 5932 [Word] reducible [Meaning]

Output: that can be reduced


Input: [#] 5933 [Word] reduction [Meaning]

Output: reducing or being reduced


Input: [#] 5934 [Word] reductions [Meaning]

Output: plural of reduction


Input: [#] 5935 [Word] reef [Meaning]

Output: ridge of rock just below or above the surface of the sea


Input: [#] 5936 [Word] ref [Meaning]

Output: "referee


Input: [#] 5937 [Word] refer [Meaning]

Output: mention


Input: [#] 5938 [Word] referee [Meaning]

Output: umpire


Input: [#] 5939 [Word] reference [Meaning]

Output: mention


Input: [#] 5940 [Word] refine [Meaning]

Output: improve


Input: [#] 5941 [Word] reflect [Meaning]

Output: "to mirror


Input: [#] 5942 [Word] reflection [Meaning]

Output: image


Input: [#] 5943 [Word] reform [Meaning]

Output: correct


Input: [#] 5944 [Word] refrain [Meaning]

Output: resist


Input: [#] 5945 [Word] refresh [Meaning]

Output: renew


Input: [#] 5946 [Word] refreshment [Meaning]

Output: snack


Input: [#] 5947 [Word] refrigerator [Meaning]

Output: icebox


Input: [#] 5948 [Word] refs [Meaning]

Output: plural of ref


Input: [#] 5949 [Word] refuge [Meaning]

Output: shelter/ protection


Input: [#] 5950 [Word] refugee [Meaning]

Output: a person who leaves his country in time of war


Input: [#] 5951 [Word] refugees [Meaning]

Output: plural of refugee


Input: [#] 5952 [Word] refusal [Meaning]

Output: act of refusing


Input: [#] 5953 [Word] refusals [Meaning]

Output: plural of refusal


Input: [#] 5954 [Word] refuse [Meaning]

Output: not accept


Input: [#] 5955 [Word] refused [Meaning]

Output: past of refuse


Input: [#] 5956 [Word] reg [Meaning]

Output: regulation


Input: [#] 5957 [Word] regard [Meaning]

Output: consider


Input: [#] 5958 [Word] regarding [Meaning]

Output: in reference to


Input: [#] 5959 [Word] regardless [Meaning]

Output: notwithstanding


Input: [#] 5960 [Word] regime [Meaning]

Output: governmet


Input: [#] 5961 [Word] region [Meaning]

Output: area


Input: [#] 5962 [Word] register [Meaning]

Output: sign in


Input: [#] 5963 [Word] regret [Meaning]

Output: to feel disappointed about


Input: [#] 5964 [Word] regretful [Meaning]

Output: "sad


Input: [#] 5965 [Word] regretfully [Meaning]

Output: in a regretful way


Input: [#] 5966 [Word] regrettable [Meaning]

Output: to be regretted


Input: [#] 5967 [Word] regrettably [Meaning]

Output: in a regrettable way


Input: [#] 5968 [Word] regretted [Meaning]

Output: past of regret


Input: [#] 5969 [Word] regs [Meaning]

Output: plural of reg (regulation)


Input: [#] 5970 [Word] regular [Meaning]

Output: "fixed by rule


Input: [#] 5971 [Word] regularities [Meaning]

Output: plural of regularity


Input: [#] 5972 [Word] regularity [Meaning]

Output: state of being regular


Input: [#] 5973 [Word] regularly [Meaning]

Output: in a regular way


Input: [#] 5974 [Word] regulate [Meaning]

Output: control


Input: [#] 5975 [Word] regulation [Meaning]

Output: rule


Input: [#] 5976 [Word] rehearsal [Meaning]

Output: practice


Input: [#] 5977 [Word] reinforce [Meaning]

Output: "bolster


Input: [#] 5978 [Word] reject [Meaning]

Output: to refuse to take


Input: [#] 5979 [Word] rejected [Meaning]

Output: past of reject


Input: [#] 5980 [Word] rejection [Meaning]

Output: rejecting or being rejected


Input: [#] 5981 [Word] rejections [Meaning]

Output: plural of rejection


Input: [#] 5982 [Word] relate [Meaning]

Output: connect in thought


Input: [#] 5983 [Word] relation [Meaning]

Output: connections between people


Input: [#] 5984 [Word] relations [Meaning]

Output: plural of relation


Input: [#] 5985 [Word] relationship [Meaning]

Output: state of being related


Input: [#] 5986 [Word] relationships [Meaning]

Output: plural of relationship


Input: [#] 5987 [Word] relativ [Meaning]

Output: "having a connection with


Input: [#] 5988 [Word] relative [Meaning]

Output: family relation


Input: [#] 5989 [Word] relatively [Meaning]

Output: in a relativ manner


Input: [#] 5990 [Word] release [Meaning]

Output: "to let go


Input: [#] 5991 [Word] released [Meaning]

Output: past of release


Input: [#] 5992 [Word] relevant [Meaning]

Output: applicable


Input: [#] 5993 [Word] reliable [Meaning]

Output: dependable


Input: [#] 5994 [Word] reliance [Meaning]

Output: dependence


Input: [#] 5995 [Word] relief [Meaning]

Output: remedy


Input: [#] 5996 [Word] relieve [Meaning]

Output: ease


Input: [#] 5997 [Word] religion [Meaning]

Output: belief system


Input: [#] 5998 [Word] religious [Meaning]

Output: of religion


Input: [#] 5999 [Word] reluctant [Meaning]

Output: unwilling


Input: [#] 6000 [Word] rely [Meaning]

Output: depend


Input: [#] 6001 [Word] remain [Meaning]

Output: "to continue in a place


Input: [#] 6002 [Word] remained [Meaning]

Output: past of remain


Input: [#] 6003 [Word] remains [Meaning]

Output: what is left


Input: [#] 6004 [Word] remark [Meaning]

Output: comment


Input: [#] 6005 [Word] remarkable [Meaning]

Output: exceptional


Input: [#] 6006 [Word] remedy [Meaning]

Output: "cure


Input: [#] 6007 [Word] remember [Meaning]

Output: to bring back to the mind


Input: [#] 6008 [Word] rememberance [Meaning]

Output: remember or being remembered


Input: [#] 6009 [Word] remembered [Meaning]

Output: past of remember


Input: [#] 6010 [Word] remind [Meaning]

Output: prompt


Input: [#] 6011 [Word] remote [Meaning]

Output: distant


Input: [#] 6012 [Word] removable [Meaning]

Output: that can be removed


Input: [#] 6013 [Word] removal [Meaning]

Output: act of being removed


Input: [#] 6014 [Word] removals [Meaning]

Output: plural of removal


Input: [#] 6015 [Word] remove [Meaning]

Output: eliminate


Input: [#] 6016 [Word] remove [Meaning]

Output: to move from one place to another


Input: [#] 6017 [Word] removed [Meaning]

Output: past of remove


Input: [#] 6018 [Word] remover [Meaning]

Output: person who removes furniture as a profession


Input: [#] 6019 [Word] removers [Meaning]

Output: plural of remover


Input: [#] 6020 [Word] renew [Meaning]

Output: restore


Input: [#] 6021 [Word] rent [Meaning]

Output: to obtain temporary use of something


Input: [#] 6022 [Word] rep [Meaning]

Output: abbreviation for 'representative' ..e.g. Sales rep


Input: [#] 6023 [Word] repair [Meaning]

Output: to fix


Input: [#] 6024 [Word] repairable [Meaning]

Output: that can be repaired


Input: [#] 6025 [Word] repaired [Meaning]

Output: past of repair


Input: [#] 6026 [Word] repairer [Meaning]

Output: one who repairs things


Input: [#] 6027 [Word] repairers [Meaning]

Output: plural of repairer


Input: [#] 6028 [Word] reparable [Meaning]

Output: that can be made good


Input: [#] 6029 [Word] repay [Meaning]

Output: refund


Input: [#] 6030 [Word] repeat [Meaning]

Output: to do or make again


Input: [#] 6031 [Word] repeated [Meaning]

Output: past of repeat


Input: [#] 6032 [Word] repeatedly [Meaning]

Output: again and again


Input: [#] 6033 [Word] repetition [Meaning]

Output: repeating or being repeated


Input: [#] 6034 [Word] repetitions [Meaning]

Output: plural of repetition


Input: [#] 6035 [Word] replace [Meaning]

Output: supplant


Input: [#] 6036 [Word] reply [Meaning]

Output: answer


Input: [#] 6037 [Word] report [Meaning]

Output: "1 an account of facts


Input: [#] 6038 [Word] reported [Meaning]

Output: past of report


Input: [#] 6039 [Word] reporter [Meaning]

Output: person who reports for a newspaper


Input: [#] 6040 [Word] reporters [Meaning]

Output: plural of reporter


Input: [#] 6041 [Word] reports [Meaning]

Output: plural of report


Input: [#] 6042 [Word] reprensentative [Meaning]

Output: 1 spokesperson 2 typical


Input: [#] 6043 [Word] represent [Meaning]

Output: to stand for


Input: [#] 6044 [Word] representation [Meaning]

Output: representing or being represented


Input: [#] 6045 [Word] representations [Meaning]

Output: plural of representation


Input: [#] 6046 [Word] represented [Meaning]

Output: pastof represent


Input: [#] 6047 [Word] reproduce [Meaning]

Output: duplicate


Input: [#] 6048 [Word] reps [Meaning]

Output: plural of rep


Input: [#] 6049 [Word] reptile [Meaning]

Output: "animal


Input: [#] 6050 [Word] republic [Meaning]

Output: form of government


Input: [#] 6051 [Word] republican [Meaning]

Output: politican


Input: [#] 6052 [Word] reputation [Meaning]

Output: general opinion about the character


Input: [#] 6053 [Word] request [Meaning]

Output: express the need or desire for


Input: [#] 6054 [Word] requested [Meaning]

Output: past of request


Input: [#] 6055 [Word] require [Meaning]

Output: to demand


Input: [#] 6056 [Word] required [Meaning]

Output: past of require


Input: [#] 6057 [Word] requirement [Meaning]

Output: something required or needed


Input: [#] 6058 [Word] requirements [Meaning]

Output: plural of requirement


Input: [#] 6059 [Word] rescue [Meaning]

Output: to save from danger


Input: [#] 6060 [Word] rescued [Meaning]

Output: past of rescue


Input: [#] 6061 [Word] rescuer [Meaning]

Output: person who rescues someone


Input: [#] 6062 [Word] rescuers [Meaning]

Output: plural of rescuer


Input: [#] 6063 [Word] research [Meaning]

Output: a careful hunting for facts or truth


Input: [#] 6064 [Word] researcher [Meaning]

Output: person who carefully hunts for facts or truth


Input: [#] 6065 [Word] researchers [Meaning]

Output: plural of researcher


Input: [#] 6066 [Word] resemblance [Meaning]

Output: likeness


Input: [#] 6067 [Word] resemble [Meaning]

Output: take after


Input: [#] 6068 [Word] resent [Meaning]

Output: dislike


Input: [#] 6069 [Word] reservation [Meaning]

Output: 1 booking 2 doubt


Input: [#] 6070 [Word] reserve [Meaning]

Output: "1 keep


Input: [#] 6071 [Word] reservoir [Meaning]

Output: dam


Input: [#] 6072 [Word] residence [Meaning]

Output: home


Input: [#] 6073 [Word] resident [Meaning]

Output: citizen


Input: [#] 6074 [Word] resign [Meaning]

Output: to give up


Input: [#] 6075 [Word] resignation [Meaning]

Output: state of being resigned to conditions


Input: [#] 6076 [Word] resignations [Meaning]

Output: plural of resignation


Input: [#] 6077 [Word] resigned [Meaning]

Output: past of resign


Input: [#] 6078 [Word] resist [Meaning]

Output: to work against


Input: [#] 6079 [Word] resistance [Meaning]

Output: resisting


Input: [#] 6080 [Word] resistances [Meaning]

Output: plural of resistance


Input: [#] 6081 [Word] resisted [Meaning]

Output: past of resist


Input: [#] 6082 [Word] resistless [Meaning]

Output: that cannot be resisted


Input: [#] 6083 [Word] resolute [Meaning]

Output: fixed in determination


Input: [#] 6084 [Word] resolutely [Meaning]

Output: in a resolute way


Input: [#] 6085 [Word] resolution [Meaning]

Output: an action decided upon


Input: [#] 6086 [Word] resolutions [Meaning]

Output: plural of resolution


Input: [#] 6087 [Word] resolve [Meaning]

Output: solve


Input: [#] 6088 [Word] resort [Meaning]

Output: 1 hope 2 employed


Input: [#] 6089 [Word] resource [Meaning]

Output: "substance


Input: [#] 6090 [Word] resource [Meaning]

Output: any supply that will meet a need


Input: [#] 6091 [Word] resourceful [Meaning]

Output: good at finding resources


Input: [#] 6092 [Word] resourcefully [Meaning]

Output: in a resourceful way


Input: [#] 6093 [Word] respect [Meaning]

Output: to honor


Input: [#] 6094 [Word] respectable [Meaning]

Output: deserving respect


Input: [#] 6095 [Word] respectably [Meaning]

Output: in a respectable way


Input: [#] 6096 [Word] respected [Meaning]

Output: past of respect


Input: [#] 6097 [Word] respectful [Meaning]

Output: showing respect


Input: [#] 6098 [Word] respectfully [Meaning]

Output: in a respectful way


Input: [#] 6099 [Word] respond [Meaning]

Output: answer


Input: [#] 6100 [Word] response [Meaning]

Output: answer


Input: [#] 6101 [Word] responsibilities [Meaning]

Output: plural of responsibility


Input: [#] 6102 [Word] responsibility [Meaning]

Output: being responsible


Input: [#] 6103 [Word] responsible [Meaning]

Output: involving the ability to act on one's own


Input: [#] 6104 [Word] responsibly [Meaning]

Output: in a responsible way


Input: [#] 6105 [Word] rest [Meaning]

Output: to stop acting when tired


Input: [#] 6106 [Word] restaurant [Meaning]

Output: diner


Input: [#] 6107 [Word] rested [Meaning]

Output: past of rest


Input: [#] 6108 [Word] restful [Meaning]

Output: "quiet


Input: [#] 6109 [Word] restfully [Meaning]

Output: in a restful way


Input: [#] 6110 [Word] restless [Meaning]

Output: never still or quiet


Input: [#] 6111 [Word] restlessly [Meaning]

Output: in a restless way


Input: [#] 6112 [Word] restore [Meaning]

Output: "recondition


Input: [#] 6113 [Word] restrain [Meaning]

Output: to control


Input: [#] 6114 [Word] restrained [Meaning]

Output: past of restrain


Input: [#] 6115 [Word] restrict [Meaning]

Output: confine


Input: [#] 6116 [Word] restroom [Meaning]

Output: toilet


Input: [#] 6117 [Word] result [Meaning]

Output: to end in a specific manner


Input: [#] 6118 [Word] resulted [Meaning]

Output: past of result


Input: [#] 6119 [Word] resume [Meaning]

Output: continue


Input: [#] 6120 [Word] retail [Meaning]

Output: customer store


Input: [#] 6121 [Word] retain [Meaning]

Output: keep


Input: [#] 6122 [Word] retire [Meaning]

Output: to withdraw from working life


Input: [#] 6123 [Word] retired [Meaning]

Output: past of retire


Input: [#] 6124 [Word] retirement [Meaning]

Output: retiring or being retired


Input: [#] 6125 [Word] retirements [Meaning]

Output: plural of retirement


Input: [#] 6126 [Word] retreat [Meaning]

Output: withdraw


Input: [#] 6127 [Word] return [Meaning]

Output: to go or come back


Input: [#] 6128 [Word] returnable [Meaning]

Output: that can be returned


Input: [#] 6129 [Word] returned [Meaning]

Output: past of return


Input: [#] 6130 [Word] reveal [Meaning]

Output: "bare


Input: [#] 6131 [Word] revenge [Meaning]

Output: vengeance


Input: [#] 6132 [Word] revenue [Meaning]

Output: income


Input: [#] 6133 [Word] reverse [Meaning]

Output: opposite


Input: [#] 6134 [Word] review [Meaning]

Output: evaluate


Input: [#] 6135 [Word] revise [Meaning]

Output: "correct


Input: [#] 6136 [Word] revive [Meaning]

Output: resusciate


Input: [#] 6137 [Word] revolt [Meaning]

Output: to fight against a leader


Input: [#] 6138 [Word] revolted [Meaning]

Output: past of revolt


Input: [#] 6139 [Word] revolution [Meaning]

Output: complete change


Input: [#] 6140 [Word] revolutionary [Meaning]

Output: rebel


Input: [#] 6141 [Word] revolutions [Meaning]

Output: plural of revolution


Input: [#] 6142 [Word] revolve [Meaning]

Output: turn


Input: [#] 6143 [Word] reward [Meaning]

Output: recompense for service or merit


Input: [#] 6144 [Word] rewards [Meaning]

Output: plural of reward


Input: [#] 6145 [Word] rhythm [Meaning]

Output: beat


Input: [#] 6146 [Word] rib [Meaning]

Output: "body parts


Input: [#] 6147 [Word] ribbon [Meaning]

Output: satin strip


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Input: [原式] play [過去式] played [中文] 玩 [過去分詞]

Output: played

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] work [過去式] worked [中文] 工作 [過去分詞]

Output: worked

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] want [過去式] wanted [中文] 欲 [過去分詞]

Output: wanted

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] end [過去式] ended [中文] 結束 [過去分詞]

Output: ended

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] like [過去式] liked [中文] 喜歡 [過去分詞]

Output: liked

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] live [過去式] lived [中文] 住 [過去分詞]

Output: lived

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] agree [過去式] agreed [中文] 同意 [過去分詞]

Output: agreed

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] cry [過去式] cried [中文] 叫，哭 [過去分詞]

Output: cried

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] try [過去式] tried [中文] 試，竭力 [過去分詞]

Output: tried

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] carry [過去式] carried [中文] 攜帶 [過去分詞]

Output: carried

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] marry [過去式] married [中文] 結婚 [過去分詞]

Output: married

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] study [過去式] studied [中文] 學習 [過去分詞]

Output: studied

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] satisfy [過去式] satisfied [中文] 滿足 [過去分詞]

Output: satisfied

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] stay [過去式] stayed [中文] 停留 [過去分詞]

Output: stayed

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] enjoy [過去式] enjoyed [中文] 享受，欣賞 [過去分詞]

Output: enjoyed

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] beg [過去式] begged [中文] 請求 [過去分詞]

Output: begged

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] fit [過去式] fitted [中文] 適合 [過去分詞]

Output: fitted

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] rob [過去式] robbed [中文] 搶 [過去分詞]

Output: robbed

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] rub [過去式] rubbed [中文] 磨擦 [過去分詞]

Output: rubbed

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] plan [過去式] planned [中文] 計畫 [過去分詞]

Output: planned

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] drop [過去式] dropped [中文] 落下 [過去分詞]

Output: dropped

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] stop [過去式] stopped [中文] 停止 [過去分詞]

Output: stopped

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] omit [過去式] omitted [中文] 省略，遺漏 [過去分詞]

Output: omitted

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] admit [過去式] admitted [中文] 承認 [過去分詞]

Output: admitted

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] occur [過去式] occurred [中文] 發生 [過去分詞]

Output: occurred

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] refer [過去式] referred [中文] 參考 [過去分詞]

Output: rreferred

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] prefer [過去式] preferred [中文] 較喜歡 [過去分詞]

Output: preferred

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] transfer [過去式] transferred [中文] 移動 [過去分詞]

Output: transferred

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] control [過去式] controlled [中文] 控制 [過去分詞]

Output: controlled

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] offer [過去式] offered [中文] 提供 [過去分詞]

Output: offered

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] limit [過去式] limited [中文] 限制 [過去分詞]

Output: limited

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] develop [過去式] developed [中文] 發展 [過去分詞]

Output: developed

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] visit [過去式] visited [中文] 訪問 [過去分詞]

Output: visited

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] travel [過去式] travelled [中文] 旅行 [過去分詞]

Output: travelled

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00a38ed6_動詞三態變化_On_line_English線上免費英文資源__過去分詞

Input: [原式] picnic [過去式] picnicked [中文] 野餐，旅遊 [過去分詞]

Output: picnicked

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Input: [Name] Cantus [Alignment] Lawful Good [Symbol] Silver Shield [Lore]

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Input: [Name] Machnim [Alignment] Good [Symbol] Gold Obelisk [Lore]

Output: Machnim is the god of civilization, creation, mechanics, industrialization, society, and politics. He is the father of society and of technology, such as irrigation, mining, and farming.

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Input: [Name] Bane [Alignment] Evil [Symbol] Black Iron Gauntlet [Lore]

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Input: [Name] Varina [Alignment] Chaotic Evil [Symbol] Wavy Bronzed Dagger [Lore]

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Input: [Name] Saelana [Alignment] Unaligned [Symbol] Leaf/Tree [Lore]

Output: Saelana is the goddess of the natural world and of the mysteries of the universe, including life, growth, weather, and, to some extent magic. She does not have power over magic, but she is recognized as the one who channels the flow of magic in the natural world.

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Input: [Name] Gemora [Alignment] Unaligned [Symbol] Open Eye [Lore]

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Input: [Name] Raven Queen [Alignment] Unaligned [Symbol] Black & Purple Cloak with a Raven [Lore]

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Input: [Deutsch] den Fluss überqueren [English]

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Input: [Deutsch] der Mund [English]

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Input: [Product] Rusty Widget [Strategy] Consolidation [Comments]

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Input: [Date] 28,000 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] The earliest fired ceramics--in the form of animal and human figurines, slabs, and balls--(found at sites in the Pavlov Hills of Moravia) are manufactured starting about this time. [Significance]

Output: Introduces materials processing.

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Input: [Date] 8000 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] The earliest form of metallurgy begins with the decorative hammering of copper by Old World Neolithic peoples. [Significance]

Output: Leads to the replacement of stone tools with much more durable and versatile copper ones.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 5000 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] In and around modern Turkey, people discover that liquid copper can be extracted from malachite and azurite and that the molten metal can be cast into different shapes. [Significance]

Output: Introduces extractive metallurgy--the means of unlocking the Earth's mineralogical treasures.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 3500 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Egyptians smelt iron (perhaps as a by-product of copper refining) for the first time, using tiny amounts mostly for ornamental or ceremonial purposes. [Significance]

Output: Unlocks the first processing secret of what will become the world's dominant metallurgical material.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 3000 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Metal workers in the region of modern Syria and Turkey discover that addition of tin ore to copper ore before smelting produces bronze. [Significance]

Output: Establishes the concept of metals alloying--blending two or more metals to create a substance that is greater than the sum of its parts.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 2200 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] The peoples of northwestern Iran invent glass. [Significance]

Output: Introduces the second great nonmetallic engineering material (following ceramics).

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1500 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Potters in China craft the first porcelain using kaolin. [Significance]

Output: Begins a long tradition of exceptional craftsmanship and artistry with this class of ceramics.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1500 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Metal workers in the Near East develop the art of lost-wax casting. [Significance]

Output: Establishes the ability to create and replicate intricate and complex metallurgical structures.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 300 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Metal workers in south India develop crucible steel making. [Significance]

Output: Produces "wootz" steel which becomes famous as "Damascus" sword steel hundreds of years later, inspiring artisans, blacksmiths, and metallurgists for many generations to come.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 200 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Chinese metal workers develop iron casting. [Significance]

Output: Introduces the primary approach to manufacturing iron objects for centuries in China.

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Input: [Date] 100 BC (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Glass blowing is developed, probably somewhere in the region of modern Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Israel--most likely by Phoenicians. [Significance]

Output: Enables the quick manufacture of large, transparent, and leak-proof vessels.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 400 (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Iron smiths forge and erect a seven meter high iron pillar in Delhi, India. [Significance]

Output: Defies deleterious environmental effects for more than one and a half millennia, creating an artifact of long-standing materials science and archaeological intrigue.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1450 [Candidate Moment] Johannes Gutenberg devises a lead-tin-antimony alloy to cast in copper alloy molds to produce large and precise quantities of the type required by his printing press. [Significance]

Output: Establishes the fundamental enabling technology for mass communication.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1451 [Candidate Moment] Johanson Funcken develops a method for separating silver from lead and copper, ores of which are often mixed in deposits. [Significance]

Output: Establishes that mining and metals processing operations can recover metals as a by-product of other operations.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1540 [Candidate Moment] Vannoccio Biringuccio publishes De La Pirotechnia. [Significance]

Output: Provides the first written account of proper foundry practice.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1556 [Candidate Moment] Georgius Agricola publishes De Re Metallica. [Significance]

Output: Provides a systematic and well-illustrated examination of mining and metallurgy as practiced in the sixteenth century.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1593 [Candidate Moment] Galileo publishes Della Scienza Mechanica ("on mechanical knowledge"), which he writes after he has been consulted regarding shipbuilding problems. [Significance]

Output: Deals scientifically with the strength of materials.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1668 (estimated) [Candidate Moment] Anton van Leeuwenhoek develops optical microscopy capable of magnifications of 200 times and greater. [Significance]

Output: Enables study of the natural world and its structures that are invisible to the unaided eye.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1709 [Candidate Moment] Abraham Darby I discovers that coke can effectively replace charcoal in a blast furnace for iron smelting. [Significance]

Output: Lowers dramatically the cost of ironmaking (enabling large-scale production) and saves regions from deforestation.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1750 [Candidate Moment] In Britain, the first glue patent is issued (for fish glue, an exceptionally clear adhesive). [Significance]

Output: Initiates a rapid succession of adhesive developments with natural and then synthetic sources.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1755 [Candidate Moment] John Smeaton invents modern concrete (hydraulic cement). [Significance]

Output: Introduces the dominant construction material of the modern age.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1805 [Candidate Moment] Luigi Brugnatelli invents electroplating. [Significance]

Output: Originates the widely employed industrial process for functional and decorative applications.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1807 [Candidate Moment] Sir Humphry Davy develops the process of electrolysis to separate elemental metals from salts, including potassium, calcium, strontium, barium, and magnesium. [Significance]

Output: Establishes the foundation for electrometallurgy and electrochemistry.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1816 [Candidate Moment] Auguste Taveau develops a dental amalgam from silver coins and mercury. [Significance]

Output: Enables repeatable and low-cost dental filling material and establishes one of the earliest examples of metallic biomaterials.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1822 [Candidate Moment] Augustin Cauchy presents his theory of stress and strain to the French Academy of Sciences. [Significance]

Output: Provides the first careful definition of stress as the load per unit area of the cross section of a material.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1827 [Candidate Moment] Friedrich Wöhler isolates elemental aluminum. [Significance]

Output: Unlocks the most abundant metallic element in the Earth's crust.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1827 [Candidate Moment] Wilhelm Albert develops iron wire rope as hoisting cable for mining. [Significance]

Output: Presents an exponential leap of large-scale construction and industrial opportunities over the limitations of hemp rope.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1844 [Candidate Moment] Charles Goodyear invents the vulcanization of rubber. [Significance]

Output: Enables enormous progress in the transportation, electricity, manufacturing, and myriad other industries.

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Input: [Date] 1855 [Candidate Moment] George Audemars patents "artificial silk" created using the fibrous inner bark of a mulberry tree. [Significance]

Output: Leads to the manufacture of rayon and the era of synthetic fibers, creating sweeping effects on the textiles and materials industries.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1856 [Candidate Moment] Henry Bessemer patents a bottom-blown acid process for melting low-carbon iron. [Significance]

Output: Ushers in the era of cheap, large tonnage steel, thereby enabling massive progress in transportation, building construction, and general industrialization.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1863 [Candidate Moment] Emile and Pierre Martin develop the Siemens-Martin open-hearth furnace process. [Significance]

Output: Produces large quantities of basic steel by heating a combination of steel scrap and iron ore with gas burners--helping to make steel the world's most recycled metal.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1863 [Candidate Moment] Henry Clifton Sorby uses light microscopy to reveal the microstructure of steel. [Significance]

Output: Leads to the use of photomicrography with metals and the science of metallurgy.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1864 [Candidate Moment] Dmitri Mendeleev devises the Periodic Table of Elements. [Significance]

Output: Introduces the ubiquitous reference tool of materials scientists and engineers.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1867 [Candidate Moment] Alfred Nobel patents dynamite. [Significance]

Output: Proves of immeasurable assistance in conducting large-scale mining.

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Input: [Date] 1876 [Candidate Moment] J. Willard Gibbs publishes the first part of the two-part paper "On the Equilibrium of Heterogeneous Substances." [Significance]

Output: Provides a basis for understanding modern thermodynamics and physical chemistry.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1878 [Candidate Moment] William Siemens patents the arc-type electric furnace. [Significance]

Output: Leads to the modern electric arc furnace, which is the principle furnace type for the modern electric production of steel.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1880 [Candidate Moment] Pierre Manhès constructs the first working converter for copper matte. [Significance]

Output: Initiates the modern period of copper making.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1886 [Candidate Moment] Charles Martin Hall and Paul H é roult independently and simultaneously discover the electrolytic reduction of alumina into aluminum. [Significance]

Output: Provides the processing foundation for the proliferation of aluminum for commercial applications

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1890 [Candidate Moment] Adolf Martens examines the microstructure of a hard steel alloy and finds that, unlike many inferior steels that show little coherent patterning, this steel had many varieties of patterns, especially banded regions of differently oriented microcrystals. [Significance]

Output: Initiates the use of microscopy to identify the crystal structures in metals and correlate these observations to the physical properties of the material.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1896 [Candidate Moment] Pierre and Marie Curie discover radioactivity. [Significance]

Output: Marks the beginning of modern-era studies on spontaneous radiation and applications of radioactivity for civilian and military applications.

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Input: [Date] 1898 [Candidate Moment] William Roberts-Austen develops the phase diagram for iron and carbon. [Significance]

Output: Initiates work on the most significant phase diagram in metallurgy, providing the foundation for the indispensable tool for other material systems.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1900 [Candidate Moment] Johann August Brinell develops a test to estimate the hardness of metals that involves pressing a steel ball or diamond cone against the specimen. [Significance]

Output: Establishes a reliable (and still commonly used) method to determine the hardness properties of virtually all materials.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1901 [Candidate Moment] Charles Vincent Potter develops the flotation process to separate metallic sulfide minerals from otherwise unusable minerals. [Significance]

Output: Opens the opportunity for the large-scale recovery of metals from increasingly difficult-to-treat low-grade ores from mining operations.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1904 [Candidate Moment] Leon Guillet develops the alloying compositions of the first stainless steels. [Significance]

Output: Expands the versatility of steel for use in corrosive environments.

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Input: [Date] 1906 [Candidate Moment] Alfred Wilm discovers the precipitation hardening of aluminum alloys. [Significance]

Output: Yields the "hard aluminum" duraluminum, the first high-strength aluminum alloy.

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Input: [Date] 1909 [Candidate Moment] Leo Baekeland synthesizes the thermosetting hard plastic Bakelite. [Significance]

Output: Marks the beginning of the "plastic age" and the modern plastics industry.

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Input: [Date] 1909 [Candidate Moment] William D. Coolidge devises ductile tungsten wire, using a powder metallurgical approach, for use as an energy-efficient, high-lumen lighting filament. [Significance]

Output: Spurs the rapid expansion of electric lamps and initiates the science of modern powder metallurgy.

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Input: [Date] 1911 [Candidate Moment] Kammerlingh Omnes discovers superconductivity while studying pure metals at very low temperatures. [Significance]

Output: Forms the basis for modern discoveries in low- and high-temperature superconductors and resulting high-performance applications.

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Input: [Date] 1912 [Candidate Moment] Max von Laue discovers the diffraction of x-rays by crystals. [Significance]

Output: Creates means to characterize crystal structures and inspires W.H. Bragg and W.L Bragg in developing the theory of diffraction by crystals, providing insight into the effects of crystal structure on material properties.

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Input: [Date] 1912 [Candidate Moment] Albert Sauveur publishes Metallography and Heat Treatment of Iron and Steel. [Significance]

Output: Promulgates the "processing-structure-properties" paradigm that guides the materials science and engineering field.

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Input: [Date] 1913 [Candidate Moment] Niels Bohr publishes his model of atomic structure. [Significance]

Output: Introduces the theory that electrons travel in discrete orbits around the atom's nucleus, with the chemical properties of the element being largely determined by the number of electrons in each of the outer orbits.

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Input: [Date] 1918 [Candidate Moment] Jan Czochralski publishes the paper "Ein Neues Verfahren zur Messung des Kristallisationsgeschwindigkeit der Metalle" ("A New Method for the Measurement of the Crystallization Rate of Metals"), in which he describes a method of growing metallic monocrystals. [Significance]

Output: Becomes the method of choice for growing high-performance materials, such as the silicon crystals used in the semiconductor computer chip industry.

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Input: [Date] 1920 [Candidate Moment] A.A. Griffith publishes "The Phenomenon of Rupture and Flow in Solids," which casts the problem of fracture in terms of energy balance. [Significance]

Output: Gives rise to the field of fracture mechanics.

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Input: [Date] 1920 [Candidate Moment] Hermann Staudinger publishes work that states that polymers are long chains of short repeating molecular units linked by covalent bonds. [Significance]

Output: Paves the way for the birth of the field of polymer chemistry.

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Input: [Date] 1923 [Candidate Moment] John B. Tytus invents the continuous hot-strip rolling of steel. [Significance]

Output: Provides the basis for the inexpensive, large-scale manufacturing of sheet and plate products.

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Input: [Date] 1923 [Candidate Moment] Karl Schroter invents cemented carbides as a class of materials. [Significance]

Output: Provides the basis for the workhorse materials of the tool and metal-cutting industries.

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Input: [Date] 1925 [Candidate Moment] Cornelius H. Keller patents alkyl xanthates sulfide collectors. [Significance]

Output: Begins a revolution in sulfide mineral flotation, turning worthless mineral deposits into bonanzas.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1925 [Candidate Moment] Werner Heisenberg develops matrix mechanics and Erwin Schrödinger invents wave mechanics and the non-relativistic Schrödinger equation for atoms. [Significance]

Output: Forms the basis of quantum mechanics.

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Input: [Date] 1926 [Candidate Moment] Waldo Lonsbury Semon invents plasticized polyvinyl chloride (PVC). [Significance]

Output: Becomes one of the world's most versatile and widely used construction materials.

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Input: [Date] 1926 [Candidate Moment] Paul Merica patents the addition of small amounts of aluminum to Ni-Cr alloy to create the first "superalloy." [Significance]

Output: Leads to the commercialization of the jet engine, along with increased efficiency for modern power turbine machinery.

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Input: [Date] 1927 [Candidate Moment] Clinton Davisson and Lester Germer experimentally confirm the wave nature of the electron. [Significance]

Output: Provides fundamental work necessary for much of today's solid-state electronics.

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Input: [Date] 1927 [Candidate Moment] Siegfried Junghans perfects a process for the continuous casting of nonferrous metal. [Significance]

Output: Provides the basis for commercial exploitation of high-volume continuous casting.

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Input: [Date] 1927 [Candidate Moment] Arnold Sommerfeld applies quantum statistics to the Drude model of electrons in metals and develops the free-electron theory of metals. [Significance]

Output: Supplies a simple model for the behavior of electrons in a crystal structure of a metallic solid and contributes to the foundation of solid-state theory.

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Input: [Date] 1928 [Candidate Moment] Fritz Pfleumer patents magnetic tape. [Significance]

Output: Establishes the technology and leads to many subsequent innovations for data storage.

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Input: [Date] 1932 [Candidate Moment] Arne Olander discovers the shape-memory effect in an alloy of gold and cadmium. [Significance]

Output: Leads to the development of the commercial shape-memory alloys that are employed in medical and other applications.

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Input: [Date] 1933 [Candidate Moment] Max Knoll and Ernst Ruska build the first transmission electron microscope. [Significance]

Output: Accesses new length scales and enables improved understanding of material structure.

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Input: [Date] 1934 [Candidate Moment] Egon Orowan, Michael Polyani, and G.I. Taylor, in three independent papers, propose that the plastic deformation of ductile materials could be explained in terms of the theory of dislocations. [Significance]

Output: Provides critical insight toward developing the modern science of solid mechanics.

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Input: [Date] 1935 [Candidate Moment] Wallace Hume Carothers, Julian Hill, and other researchers patent the polymer nylon. [Significance]

Output: Greatly reduces the demand for silk and serves as the impetus for the rapid development of polymers.

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Input: [Date] 1935 [Candidate Moment] Erich Schmid and Walter Boas publish Kristallplastizitaet, which details 15 years of research on plastic deformation of metallic single crystals. [Significance]

Output: Leads to a much better understanding of plastic deformation, a critical property of metals.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1937 [Candidate Moment] Norman de Bruyne develops the composite plastic Gordon-Aerolite, which consists of high-grade flax fiber bonded together with phenolic resin. [Significance]

Output: Paves the way for the development of fiberglass.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1937 [Candidate Moment] André Guinier and G.D. Preston independently report the observation of diffuse streaking in age-hardened aluminum-copper alloys. [Significance]

Output: Leads to the improved understanding of precipitation-hardening mechanisms.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1939 [Candidate Moment] Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann find that they can split the nucleus of a uranium atom by bombarding it with neutrons [Significance]

Output: Establishes nuclear fission and leads to applications in energy and atomic weapons.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering


Input: [Date] 1939 [Candidate Moment] Russell Ohl, George Southworth, Jack Scaff, and Henry Theuerer discover the existence of p- and n-type regions in silicon. [Significance]

Output: Provides a necessary precursor to the invention of the transistor eight years later.

Greatest Moments in Materials Science and Engineering