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| appear at the top of each page that list first and last entry on page |
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| Should both words in pig latin be capitalized? |
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| No because its no a common noun |
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| main entries which have the same spelling but different meanings |
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| the space between each syllable |
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| two words that sounds the same but you spell them differently and have diff meanings |
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| tells wheather the word refers to a thing, to an action, or a quality, or to all three. |
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| Word change in form to indicate different meanings EX: ran-run OR break-broke-broken |
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| Used to determine wheather the word is slang, greek, informal, non-standard etc... |
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| consist of the vervb and one or more words in which are closely related in basic meaning of the entry word |
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| are expressions whose meanings differs from its literal meaning of its parts |
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| words having the same of similair meanings |
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| the origin of a main entry |
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| entries are normally shortended because there are so many abbereviations. |
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| located in the table of contents |
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