Meaning of and

And

Common

conj

•

As a

coordinating conjunction

;

two

to be

together or

.

Used

to

two

,

or

.

two

or

.

a

or

which

or

from the first.

Yet; but.

Used to

certain

:

when they

(not

);

and

to

,

etc. (now often

in US); to

to

.

Used to

more than two

together in a

, sometimes to

the number of

.

two

, with

of

or

.

a

or

.

the

of

from a

; also used alone as a

: ‘and

?’.

a

between

the same

; "as well as other".

Used to

;

(with

or

).

•

In Regional English:

As a

coordinating conjunction

;

two

to be

together or

.

Used to

two

where the

is

on the first: ‘to’. Used

after

, go and

.

•

In American English:

a

.

If;

that.

•

a

.

,

.

•

In Logic & Mathematics:

two well

to

a well

that

the new

to only be

when each of the two are

.

noun

•

In British English:

.

•

In British English:

;

.

•

In Logic:

form of ∧, the

.

•

In Logic:

The

binary operator

and, only

if both of two

is

. In

.

•

In Music:

In

, the

of a

.

verb

•

In British English:

To

;

;

;

.

•

In Logic:

To

(a value) with another value

this

.

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and

Middle English (1100-1500)

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