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alewife noun Alosa pseudoharengus | aloza wielkookanoun |
Alexander noun male given name | Aleksandernoun Aleksynoun |
Alexander the Great noun King of Macedonia | |
Alexandra noun female given name | Aleksandranoun |
Alexandria noun city in Egypt | Aleksandrianoun |
alexandrine noun line of a twelve-syllable poetic meter | aleksandrynnoun |
alexandrite noun form of chrysoberyl that displays a colour change | aleksandrytnoun |
Alexandroupoli noun city | Aleksandropolisnoun |
Alexia noun female given name | Aleksjanoun |
alexia noun type of word blindness | aleksjanoun |
alexin noun protective substance that exists in the serum | aleksynanoun dopełniacznoun |
Alexis | |
alexithymia noun deficiency in understanding emotions | aleksytymianoun |
Alexius noun male given name | Aleksynoun |
Aley River | |
Aleysk | |
a leopard cannot change its spots one cannot change one's own nature | |
A level noun a non-compulsory examination taken in the final two years in British high schools | naczynienoun |
aalenian | |
Aalenian noun subdivision of the Middle Jurassic epoch | aalennoun |
acatalectic noun | akataleksanoun |
acatalectic adjective | akatalektycznyadjective |
Advent calendar noun calendar used to count down the days of Advent | |
aftersale adjective | posprzedażnyadjective posprzedażowyadjective |
all female band | |
alpha female noun dominant female animal | samica alfanoun |
alpha female noun self-assured and strong woman | samica alfanoun |
alpha male noun dominant male animal | samiec alfanoun |
alpha male noun figuratively: leading man | samiec alfanoun |
Amalek | |
ambivalence noun coexistence of opposing attitudes | ambiwalencjanoun |
ambivalence noun state of uncertainty | niezdecydowanienoun |
ambivalent adjective experiencing or expressing opposing feelings | ambiwalentnyadjective |
ambivalently adverb in an ambivalent manner | ambiwalentnieadverb |
analects noun a collection of excerpts or quotes | analektanoun |
analeptic noun restorative or stimulative medication | analeptyknoun |