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-and

Pronunciation: /and/

Definition of -and

suffix

(forming nouns) denoting a person or thing to be treated in a specified way:analysand

Origin:

from Latin gerundive ending -andus

-and in other Oxford dictionaries

Definition of -and in the US English dictionary

Nearby words

-ancy
ancylostomiasis
Ancyra
AND
and
-and
—— and all
and all that jazz
and all that or and that
and all the rest of it
and Co.

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More results for -and

AND Br. Eng
AND in and Br. Eng
and/or in and Br. Eng
—— and all in all Br. Eng
and Co. in Co. Br. Eng
been or been and gone and—— in be Br. Eng

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synodic

/ səˈnädik

adjective

relating to or involving the conjunction of celestial objects …

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