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| a treatise on one subject |
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| a speech uttered by one person |
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| Mental derangement confined to one idea. |
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| an airplane with one pair of wings |
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| exclusive possesion or control of any one thing. |
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| Government in the hands of one ruler. |
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| place in which a person lives alone under religious vows. |
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| the inhabitant of the place described in item 10 |
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| continuing in one unvarying way or tone; hence, tiresome. |
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| a vehicle with two wheels. |
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| occurring every two years. |
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| eyeglasses having two kinds of lenses. |
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| second marriage while the first is still in effect. |
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| something used for two eyes. |
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| something cooked twice, i.e. a cracker. |
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| a marine animal with two shells, as an oyster, clam, etc. |
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| a vehicle with three wheels. |
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| made up of, or pertaining to, three languages. |
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| a series of three literary or musical compositions. |
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| the union of three persons, as the father, the sone, and the holy ghost |
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| three people who sing a song |
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| three children born simultaneously from the same mother. |
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| a three legged stand, as for a camera. |
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