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Black
speaker
speaker
Common
adj
•
all
and
none;
and
.
•
Without
.
•
to or
from any of various (African,
, etc)
which
have
of the
. (See
below.)
•
for use by those
.
•
In Card games:
Of the
or
.
(“of the
or
”)
•
;
;
.
•
, or
;
;
.
•
,
or
.
•
In Irish English:
.
•
Without any
,
, or
.
•
In Board games & Chess:
Of or
to the
of a
to
to the "black" set (in
the set used by the
who
) (often
the
'
).
•
In Typography:
Said of a
or
that is
,
with
.
(“said of a
or
, not
with
”).
•
In Politics:
to the
of
.
•
;
to a
,
, or
or
, the
or
of which is
from the
.
•
;
to something (such as
or
) which is
to or
from the
.
⚠️
In Irish English:
, often with the
of being
pro-British or anti-Catholic. (Compare
("Presbyterian").)
•
one or more
(hair,
,
,
,
, etc) that is
(or
); in
,
:
in
to another
with the same
.
•
;
.
•
letter-case form of
(“of or
to any of various
of the
”)
noun
•
The colour/color
in the
of
, but also when no
is
, but rather
.
•
A
or
.
•
A
,
,
, etc;
.
•
at
.
•
A
of
of any of various (African,
, etc)
which
have
of the
. (See
above.)
•
, the
of
to or being
from one of these
.
•
In Billiards & Snooker:
The
.
•
In Baseball:
The
of
.
•
In British English:
A
of
that is really more
.
•
(in
, e.g.
,
and
).
•
The person
with the
set of
.
•
Something, or a part of a
, which is
.
•
A
; a
.
•
A
,
to
.
•
In American English:
.
•
letter-case form of
(“person
of the
”)
verb
•
To make
; to
.
•
To
to (something).
•
In British English:
To
,
as part
.
name
•
A
, from
​.
Sourced from
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