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Egg

speaker

Meaning

Noun

In Zoology:
  • An
    or
    body
    by
    ,
    ,
    , and other
    ,
    the
    within a
    or
    during its development.
  • The
    (sense 1.1) of a
    such as a
    ,
    , or, especially, a
    ; (uncountable) the
    of such an
    or
    used as food.
  • A food
    to
    an
    (sense 1.1.1), such as a
    .
  • In Cytology & Zoology:
    Synonym of
    (“the
    of an
    ”); an
    cell.
  • A
    which
    or is
    like an
    (sense 1.1).
  • A
    , usually large or
    ,
    from an injury.
  • In Architectural elements:
  • A
    which
    or is
    like an
    (sense 1.1).
  • In Cricket & Sports:
  • A
    which
    or is
    like an
    (sense 1.1).
  • A
    of
    ;
    (cricket), a batter's
    to
    ; a
    or
    's
    .
  • In Military:
  • A
    which
    or is
    like an
    (sense 1.1).
  • A
    or mine.
  • Senses
    to people.
  • A person; a fellow.
  • A
    of the
    service Twitter
    by the
    (historically an
    of an
    (sense 1.1.1))
    a
    ; hence, a
    or noob.
  • A person
    as having
    they are
    , who has
    as
    , or who is in the early
    of
    ; also,
    of
    is
    .
  • A
    person.
  • 🤬
  • Senses
    to people.
  • A
    considered to be
    with East Asia.
  • ⚠️
    In New Zealand English:
  • Senses
    to people.
  • A
    or
    person.
  • Something
    as
    a (usually
    )
    at an early stage.
    In Computing:
    One of the
    of
    into a program's
    for use by certain
    of
    , such as "omelettes".
    Initialism of electroglottography.

    Verb

    To
    (especially
    )
    (noun
    1.1.1) at (someone or something).
    To
    or
    (the
    of something, such as
    ) to an
    or
    shape.
    In Cooking:
    To
    (a food
    ) with or
    (a food
    ) in
    (noun
    1.1.1) during the process of
    a dish.
    To
    the
    (noun
    1.1) of
    birds.
    To
    ,
    , or
    (someone).

    Name

    A surname.
    A Koenigsegg car.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    egg
    English
    arrow
    egge
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    arrow
    ecg
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    egg
    Old Norse
    eggja
    Old Norse
    Sourced from
    Etym
    Synonyms
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