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noun
The smallest unit of language which has a particular meaning and can be expressed by itself; the smallest discrete, meaningful unit of language.
The math tests are word problems.
And yet there they are, word after word of sympathy, fealty, pride and heartbreak.
The principal resources are word order, word form, and, in speech, pitch and stress placement.
(Often, they are word processors, such as Google Docs, or video games, such as HexGL).
Cricklers are word puzzles that are a lot of fun, and you can try them here.
They, like Peters, scorer of the final's forgotten goal, are word perfect.
All I need are word-processing, spreadsheet analysis, and a simple but fast Internet connection.
"Most of our investment ideas are word-of-mouth," he said.
" 'We won't be told what is good; we'll tell you.' All of these movies are word-of-mouth hits.
There are plenty of poets who are word-drunk and plenty of others who slap down allusions faster than a blackjack dealer.
And like the narrator of "Thom Pain" they are word-woozy poet-philosophers who dispense piercing observations about life, death and the cosmos as if sharing an ordinary bit of gossip about the town drunk.
