Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Excellent; first-rate.
from The Century Dictionary.
-     A simplified spelling of deaf .
- noun   See dif- and de-.
- An abbreviation of defendant;
- of defined;
- of definite;
- of definition.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- abbreviation   deficit 
- abbreviation   definitely 
- abbreviation   definition 
- adjective US, slang very good (short for "definitive" or "definitely")
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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								{dsPreGameAwayLeaders:: rebounds/@playerName}, {dsPreGameAwayLeaders:: rebounds/@def} def FOXSports.com News 2010 
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								{dsPreGameAwayLeaders:: rebounds / @playerName}, {dsPreGameAwayLeaders:: rebounds / @def} def FOXSports.com News 2008 
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								SmugMug charges $150 yearly, but says their high def is bigger and better than the other guys and worth paying for. 
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								Watching sports and being mindlessly entertained in hi-def is now trumpeted as an all-consuming lifestyle with no thought required: they supply the mythology, it's our job to consume it. In Their Words: Industry Experts on Why Hunting Is In Decline Dave Hurteau 2008 
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								LIANE HANSEN, host: The word def, spelled D-E-F, has been a part of the hip-hop lexicon since the early 1980s. 
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								Photodex’s programs also work with video clips, but it’s with photos where the high-def is more dramatic, says Schmidt. 
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								SchoolMember. __init__ (self, name, age) self. marks = marks print '(Initialized Student: % s)' % self. name def tell (self): A Byte of Python Swaroop, C. H. 2003 
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								SchoolMember. __init__ (self, name, age) self. salary = salary print '(Initialized Teacher: % s)' % self. name def tell (self): A Byte of Python Swaroop, C. H. 2003 
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								Video recording on the 7010 is disappointing-footage looks fine, for standard-def, that is. 
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								Nuria Llagostera Vives/Anabel Medina Garrigues, Spain def. USATODAY.com 2005 
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