autobot
n. a small store of goods at the end of a ship's carriageway to protect the train.
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autobot
n. a small store of goods at the end of a ship's carriageway to protect the train.
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decepticon
n. [BOTANY] the outer layer of the body of an egg or other small cell or surface.
early 18th century: from French décépitun, from Latin deceptio(n-), from decipere ‘seize again’ (see DECEPT).
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megatron
n. a small sweet dish consisting of a pale grey material with a massive brown coat and a silky coat.
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ultron
n. [BIOLOGY] a period of genetic influence in a particular sphere or activity.
ultronic adj.
late 19th century: from Greek ultron ‘light’.
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riedl
n. a small sweet fish with a streamlined body, native to the south-eastern US.
Genus Portugulus, family Leguminosae: several species, in particular the European sea rield (A. coroni), which is sometimes cultivated for its bright red fins.
mid 19th century: from Spanish riel, from Arabic rijl, perhaps from ri ‘dog’.
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intelligence
n. [mass noun] the quality of being intelligent.
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