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| A disease affecting many persons at the same place and time |
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| A disease widely epidemic |
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| A disease confined to a particular district or place |
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| A disease affecting widely scattered groups of people |
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| A substance which destroys or weakens germs |
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| A substance used by dentists to deaden the gum and nerve |
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| A substance used in surgery to produce unconsciousness |
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| Any medicine which produces insensibility |
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| A medicine which alleviates pain |
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| The mark or scar left after a wound is healed |
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| A powder or paste (usually sweet smelling) used for cleaning the teeth |
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| A medicine to counteract poison |
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| An instrument used by physicians for listening to the action of the heart and lungs |
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| Free or exempt from infection |
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| To place apart to prevent from infecting others |
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| A medicine for producing sleep |
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| A medicine to cause vomiting |
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| Confinement to one place to avoid spread of infection |
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| To cut off a part of a person's body which is infected |
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| A cure for all diseases |
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| One who is recovering from illness |
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| Gradual recovery from illness |
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| A vehicle for conveying sick or injured people to the hospital |
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| Want or poorness of blood |
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| Affecting the lungs |
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| A substance to keep down evil smells |
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| To be able to tell the nature of a disease by its symptoms |
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| A forecast of the result of a disease or illness |
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| To disinfect by smoke |
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| The science of diseases of the human body |
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| The mosquito which transmits filaria |
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| The mosquito which transmits malaria |
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| The mosquito which transmits yellow fever |
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| Medical Terms alphabetical | |
| A vehicle for conveying sick or injured people to the hospital |
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| To cut off a part of a person's body which is infected |
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| Want or poorness of blood |
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| Any medicine which produces insensibility |
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| A medicine which alleviates pain |
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| The mosquito which transmits malaria |
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| A medicine to counteract poison |
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| A substance which destroys or weakens germs |
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| A substance used in surgery to produce unconsciousness |
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| The mark or scar left after a wound is healed |
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| A substance used by dentists to deaden the gum and nerve |
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| Gradual recovery from illness |
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| One who is recovering from illness |
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| The mosquito which transmits filaria |
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| A powder or paste (usually sweet smelling) used for cleaning the teeth |
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| A substance to keep down evil smells |
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| To be able to tell the nature of a disease by its symptoms |
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| A medicine to cause vomiting |
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| A disease confined to a particular district or place |
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| A disease affecting many persons at the same place and time |
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| To disinfect by smoke |
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| Free or exempt from infection |
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| To place apart to prevent from infecting others |
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| A medicine for producing sleep |
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| A cure for all diseases |
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| A disease widely epidemic |
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| The science of diseases of the human body |
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| A forecast of the result of a disease or illness |
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| Affecting the lungs |
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| Confinement to one place to avoid spread of infection |
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| A disease affecting widely scattered groups of people |
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| The mosquito which transmits yellow fever |
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| An instrument used by physicians for listening to the action of the heart and lungs |
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| Explanation for Student Compendium | |
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| File | Includes |
A shortened form of a word or phrase.
ANU - Australian National University
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An acronym is a pronounceable word formed from the first letter (or first few letters) of each word in a phrase or title. Sometimes, the newly combined letters create a new word that becomes a part of everyday language. An example of this is the acronym radar. Also includes Mnemonics |
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a
word naming an attribute of a noun, such as sweet, red,
or technical. Adjectives are words that describe or modify other words * Priest = Sacerdotal |
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| Types
of animals, Sounds the make, Where do they live, Collective names of animals
Apes - gibber, Camel live in Australia, Sahara & Arabia, names = Bull - is called a heifer |
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| a
word opposite in meaning to another (e.g. bad - good ).
Opposites = Absent - present |
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Big_Words for small |
Small
word with big word alternative
Anger - Dudgeon * bold - Audacious
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| A feature or quality belonging typically to a person, place, or thing and
serving to identify them
A partner in crime - accomplice |
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| Words
pertaining to the church
A passage between the pews in a church - Aisle |
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Similar
sounding words with different meanings
Council, an administrative or advisory body, do not confuse with counsel, advice or guidance. |
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All about communication see also A History of Communication |
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All computer terms (ASCII, Binary, Unicode) |
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| Names
given to certain towns or countries includes facts about climate
Aberdeen - The Granite City The Torrid Zone has the hottest climate Zinc - Mexico, U.S.A., Spain |
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Words
pertaining to death
Occurring after death - posthumous |
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A diminutive person
is short and small. A diminutive wordis a "cute" version of
a word or name: for example, "duckling" is
a diminutive of "duck" and Billy is
a diminutive form of the name William
Cask - casket |
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Famous
world discoveries of countries continents, includes Australian discoverers
Matthew Flinders -discovered Bass Strait. * Lord Robert Baden-Powell founded the Boy Scouts in 1908 |
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Explanation
of a word, words in literal expressions denote what they mean
according to common or dictionary usage
Aloof -To keep to oneself and not mix with others. |
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Gender
list of male female
Actor - Actress |
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Countries
of the world and Geographical facts
The Circumference of the earth is approxinmately 24,800 miles. |
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List
of gods and goddesses
War - Mars |
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Australian
and UK government with words denoting government
Australian Government |
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Explains
grammar syntax and verbs adjectives nouns etc.
Explains various uses of nouns verbs etc. |
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The
art of living together includes senses, elements, cardinal numbers, cardinal
virtues
THE ART OF LIVING - Consideration for the feelings of others |
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Alphabetical
list of the most important inventions
Clock (pendulum) - Christian Huygens |
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List
of kings and queens of Britain with facts and information
EGBERT 827 - 839 |
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Practical
list of words explained in a
sentence or phrase
A book in which the events of each day are recorded - Diary |
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Words
pertaining to marriage included anniversary gifts
A hater of marriage - misogamist |
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Medical
terms in use today
A disease confined to a particular district or place - endemic |
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Metaphor is a figure of speech that makes an implicit, implied, or hidden comparison between two things that are unrelated |
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Sounds
that things make, description of various venues or habitats, special calendar
dates, Aussie slang words,
All Fools' Day - 1st April - Aussie slang - sounds that things make etc. |
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Names
of persons or things, occupations, and a description of word meanings i.e.
Terrestrial = Earth
Various names explained Bird of night
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Words
connected to nature
A four-footed animal - quadruped |
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a
word or statement that expresses denial, disagreement, or refusal
That which cannot be pierced or penetrated - impenetrable |
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Explanation
of nouns, COMMON Nouns, PROPER Nouns, COLLECTIVE Nouns and ABSTRACT
Nouns.
sit - seat (when to use Nouns) |
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Numbers
of animals things i.e. A number of Cattle = herd
A number of fish taken in a net - catch, haul |
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a person
or thing that is totally different from or the reverse of someone or
something else.
Unable to read - il-literate |
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Special
days, Aussies slang and any other items not covered in this list
Any other items that might be of interest |
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List
of Patron Saints
St. George of England, St. Andrew of Scotland |
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Noctiphobia - Fear of the night |
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A list of places A
place where bees are kept = apiary
A place where fishes are kept - aquarium |
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The case which
is used to show possession is called the possessive case or genitive
case. In case of nouns, an apostrophe is used to show it.
Is the case which denotes the owner or possessor |
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All Prefixes |
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List
of various professions
The commander of a fleet - Admiral |
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Famous proverbs A
bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
A bad beginning makes a good ending. |
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Serious Quotes and some Witty funny one liners Someone has glued my pack of cards together...I cannot deal with it! |
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Famous sayings as a drowned rat. - as ancient as the sun—as the stars. |
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List
of words used in Science or Art
An instrument for detecting earthquakes - seismograph |
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Explanation
of scientific items like barometer
The science of land management - agronomics |
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The
seven wonders of the ancient world with explanations
The Pyramids of Egypt |
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Words
to use as a Simile which is a phrase that describes one thing in terms
of another. A simile usually begins with like or as.
Archates - a good friend * Belt = to hit below the belt |
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List
of words or phrases that has the same or nearly the same meaning as
another
abandon....... desert, forsake, leave. |
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Understanding
words, Incorrect Use of Words, |
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The floor was dirt. Only the wealthy had something other
than dirt, hence the saying "dirt poor." |
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Words
used in war
Nations carrying on warfare - belligerents |
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Anniversary dates and wedding information |
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Words
shown in noun or verb
strong - strengthen |
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Signs of the Zodiac |
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