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speaker

Meaning

Adj

●
In the
,
or operating.
●
Performing
;
place.
●
Fitted;
; being worn.
●
Of a
part of something,
towards the
or other
direction.
●
In British English:
Acceptable, appropriate.
●
Destined,
in the
of a
being
;
, doomed.
●
In Baseball:
Having
a
as a
and being
there,
further
from a
batter.
●
In Cricket:
Within the
of the
on the same
as the batsman's
; the
for a
batsman.
●
In Acting, Drama & Role-playing games:
Acting in character.
●
Menstruating.
●
Performative or
in a
manner.

Adv

●
To an
state.
●
So
or be fitted.
●
Along,
(continuing an action).
●
In
, at length.
●
Later.
●
Of
,
a better-than-even
. See also
-on.

Prep

●
Positioned at the
of,
from above.
●
Positioned at or
against the
of;
to.
●
Expressing
,
, or attachment.
●
Denoting performance or
by
with the
,
part, or
anything; hence,
; with.
●
At or in (a certain
or location).
●
Near;
to;
; just off.
●
Supported by (the
part of itself).
●
So
to.
●
So
impact; against.
●
Covering.
●
Inside (a
) for the
of travelling.
●
At the
of.
●
Sometime during
of.
●
At a given time after the
of something; at.
●
Dealing with the
of; about; concerning.
●
In the
of.
●
Because of; due to; upon the
of (something
as true).
●
Upon;
of (and often because of).
●
Paid for by.
●
Indicating a means or medium.
●
Indicating the
of, or
by, an
or action.
●
Toward; for;
the
of an emotion.
●
In Irish English:
Indicating the person
an
,
,
,
, etc.
●
Indicating a means of subsistence.
●
Engaged in or
with (an
or activity).
●
Regularly
(a drug).
●
Under the influence of (a
,
that is
-like effects).
●
In Mathematics:
Having
and codomain.
●
In Mathematics:
Having Vⁿ as
and V as
, for some set V and
n.
●
In Mathematics:
Generated by.
●
In
to; besides;
or
in a series.
●
In Regional English:
of
●
Indicating
or reliance.
●
At the
of, or for the
of.
●
Serving as a
of.
●
By
of; with the
of.
●
To the
or
of;
or
, or
,
, or
upon.
●
Against; in
to.
●
In Logic & Philosophy:
According to, from the
of;
what must
, whether
, if a given
or system is
true.
●
In British English & Scottish English:
Without.

Verb

●
In Malaysian English, Nigerian English, Philippine English & Singapore English:
To
on.

Noun

●
In the Japanese language, a
, or
, of a
that was
based on the
's
in Chinese,
with kun.

Name

●
Initialism of Old Norse.
●
Abbreviation of Ontario, a
of Canada.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

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English
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on
Middle English (1100-1500)
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on
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
ón
Old Norse
Sourced from
Etym

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