Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A name for certain drugs, originally used separately with the Latin adjectives dulcis and fetida (fœtida), now joined to them as a prefix. See below. Also spelled
assa .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun An ancient name of a gum.
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Examples
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"They cried every day," Agudelo said of her twin daughters, who had been placed in English-asa-second-language classes.
News for WSLS 10 2009
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Méczea úmou scá cá ost, jíkasc feou oöw kon aiv uzóz ych asa zasc aesh rig ecz.
What language? 2009
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Your point in regards to 1999 asa final year is excellent.
Debating Forced Saving, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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But more, this program talked about a genetic attraction, which was stated asa normal thing.
Incest, Betrayal and Genetic Sexual Attraction « Colleen Anderson 2009
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Sicela ce raa he asa lóra iméch seem heri zú, aenih ovea uazk enoia ká juota mescat ysár.
What language? 2009
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Jeffrey Carver has just released his Nebula-nominated novel Eternity's End asa free downloadable eBook in (yay!) multiple, DRM-free formats.
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Méczea úmou scá cá ost, jíkasc feou oöw kon aiv uzóz ych asa zasc aesh rig ecz.
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Sicela ce raa he asa lóra iméch seem heri zú, aenih ovea uazk enoia ká juota mescat ysár.
What language? 2009
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Sicela ce raa he asa lóra iméch seem heri zú, aenih ovea uazk enoia ká juota mescat ysár.
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Méczea úmou scá cá ost, jíkasc feou oöw kon aiv uzóz ych asa zasc aesh rig ecz.
What language? 2009
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