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segolate
semantics
attribute
phrasal
of course my horse
descriptive adjective
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significance
nameword
distinctive
manner name
lexically
polysemantic word
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polysemous word
semantically
vocable
deadjectival
definiens
metadefinition
plural form
plural
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synonym
inhabited
polysemantic
polyword
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ex vi termini
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subsense
⠘⠺
polysemous
equivocal
wordly
onomato-
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acceptation
nounally
descriptor
nominally
word sense
wordform
word meaning
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in a way of speaking
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terminize
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abbreviation
antonym
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to the effect
typogram
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term
comparative
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troughing
how do you spell this word
polylectic
singular
how
undersense
designation
slangism
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singular form
parol
antonymous
to a great extent
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heterobasionym
to be frank
triple entendre
subcategorizand
terminologically
poecilonym
gerundival
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lexical item
obscenity
monophrasis
antiphrase
by definition
epithet

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