multiapplication
in service
multiapp
multiuse
onstream
at command
versatile
toolset
appliedly
applyingly
disposable
interapplication
multipurpose
path
battery
applicative
designer
command
configurator
toolkit
office suite
multitechnology
wieldy
conditioned
multitechnique
upzone
applicable
dosed
exploiter
operable
scripting language
multithreaded
practicable
drop-in
softwarily
loader
usance
supply
applicationwide
intermethodological
library
user-friendly
utilizable
firmware
expositorily
NERDS
available
re-encoder
on tap
usable
useable
employed
save
webtool
multimethod
take advantage of
full-scale
platform-independent
favor
utensil
software documentation
Common Lisp
tunable
all-out
documentation
using
loaded
cross-platform
point-and-shoot
utilise
assistant
application-specific
program library
pritchel
implementational
desktop
funct
coupling
in use
applied
subroutine library
issue
test drive
CAT
dildo
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autoanalyser
deploy
toolstack
app
installer
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pool

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