User talk:--Stranger/code

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my miscellaneous code collection

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past tense

==English==
===Verb===
'''rescued'''

#Past tense of ''to [[rescue]]''.


==English==

===Verb===
'''forming'''

#Present participle of ''to [[form]]''.


==English==

===Noun===
'''forms'''
# Plural form of [[form]].

===Verb===
'''forms'''
# Third person form of ''to [[form]].''

Adjectival phrase

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more work

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link to specific topic

been doing it already

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WikiTables

CSS

See also: ide

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External Refs and Resources

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Dictionaries	Etymologies	Thesauri	Dictionaries	Dictionaries	stats	Tables
OneLook			Yahoo	Notre Dame	BP	Tea
M-W	O. Etym. D.	Roget's II	Google	Arts	Es:TDR	La
Dict*.com		Dict*.com	RAE		Es:molds	Es:temps
Webs 1913		Wordsmyth	Conjugator		*saurus	*saurus RAE
Phrontistery					scratch	/*saurus
Wordsmyth	Bartleby			Vulgate		WikiTree
Phrase/Fable				Vulgata	SAMPA	IPA

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originals

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One person's idea to seek documentation for entries that had none. The idea did not gain support. Both of his two listed items were eventually delted, so that there is no longer any active material there. Eclecticology 18:54:15, 2005-08-29 (UTC)

Keep for now anyway. I guess I can't see any harm in saving it. We risk offending the user who contributed it if we delete it; I mean, we don't want him/her to think his/her contributions aren't valuable. Schedule a follow-up for a year and ask the contributor directly if s/he'll agree to a deletion. --Stranger 23:18, 29 August 2005 (UTC) Deleted - we are pretty thick-skinned round here - everyone of us gets offended at least once a week. SemperBlotto 15:07, 30 August 2005 (UTC)

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	General American	WEAE	Received Pronunciation
IPA	/f?ks/	/f?ks/	/f?ks/
SAMPA	/fAks/	/fOks/	/fQks/

- Queen of Idio_s

English

Pronunciation

• /dɪg/, /dIg/

Verb

{{en-verb|'''to dig'''|'''[[digs]]'''|'''[[dug]]'''|'''[[dug]]'''|'''[[digging]]'''}}

1. To move earth out of the way.
2. To drill etc. through rocks, roads, etc.
3. To practice gardening, mining or archeology.
4. To research a particular subject.

Translations

• Czech: kopat
• Dutch: graven
• French: creuser
• German: graben
• Gothic: graban
• Indonesian: gali, menggali
• Interlingua: excavar, fossar, vi foder
• Italian: scavare
• Japanese: 掘る (ほる, horu)
• Old English: delfan
• Portuguese: escavar, cavar
• Russian: копать
• Spanish: cavar
• Swedish: gräva

Noun

code (plural digs)

1. An archeological investigation

Synonyms

1. excavation

Translations

• German: Grabung f, Ausgrabung f

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Swedish

dig

1. you

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Ebonics

Verb

dig (no inflected forms)

1. To understand.
2. To appreciate.
3. To agree (with)