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speaker
speaker
Common
verb
•
To
:
To
through
(especially to or through a
). (May be used of
like people or
, or
like
or information.)
To
or
through time (either literally—in a
or
in which
is possible—or in
or
of the
). (
.)
To
(to a
or
on a
, a
on the
, a
, etc).
To
(a
, or in a
).
To
or
do something, or to do something while
.
To
; to
.
To
; to
.
•
To work or
(properly); to
or
(as
).
•
To
; to
(an
or process).
•
To
,
in
.
•
To
.
•
To
:
To
(often in a
,
the
quality
or
).
To
(especially to do something
).
•
To
or
along (a
):
To
or
(a
or
).
To
or
along.
•
To
(from one
or
to another).
•
To
(to a
); to
to.
•
To become. (The
that
.)
•
To
the
or
of; to be, to
as.
•
To
or
be
.
•
to (a certain
or
).
•
To change (from one value to another) in the
of
.
•
To
, to
;
to (a certain
).
•
To
(toward a
).
•
To
to a (specified)
or
.
•
To
, to be
:
To
, to
; to
. (Compare
.)
To
or
. (Compare
.)
To be
or
.
•
To
.
•
To be
.
•
In Cricket:
To be
or out:
To be
.
To be out.
•
To
or apart:
To
or
, to
apart.
To
or
.
•
To be
.
•
To be
,
to be
or
.
•
To
or
; to last or
for a
of time.
•
In Sports:
To have a certain
.
•
To be
,
, or
:
To have (final)
; to be
.
To be
.
To be
.
•
To
(something), to make a
:
To
(something,
or
). (Often used in
.)
To make the (specified)
.
To
; to make a
.
•
To be
or
(a certain way).
•
To
(to).
•
To
or
to:
To
; to
; to have as
or
. (Compare be
.)
To
, to
(to something).
To work (through or over),
.
•
To
(in a
, or
something):
To
.
To be
,
of
or food and
.
To
(somewhere).
•
.
•
To
:
To
or
.
•
In American English:
To
:
To
.
•
In Australian English:
To
:
To
.
•
To be
; to be
.
•
To take (a
part or
); to
in to the
of.
•
To
or
.
•
To
,
or
an
; to
.
•
To
. (Compare
.)
•
To
or
.
noun
•
The
of
.
•
A
at something, or in something (e.g.
).
•
An
, a
.
•
An
or
to do something, or that which has been
.
•
An
; the
or
.
•
A
or
; an
, often
.
•
The
or
.
•
.
•
A
of
; a
of
.
•
Power of
or doing; energy;
;
.
•
In Cribbage:
The
where a
cannot
a
which will not
the
above
.
•
A
of
.
•
A
; a
person.
•
of
.
•
In Board games:
A
,
from
, in which two
(
)
to control the
of the
with their
.
•
An
ancient
Chinese
board
game,
today
also
popular
in
Japan
and
Korea,
played
with
181
black
stones
and
180
white
ones,
typically
on
a
board
of
19
×
19
squares.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
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Middle English (1100-1500)
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gan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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