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From Dutch and German - Infinitive = Smelten (= To smelt).
The word is used in both Dutch and German, they are not the same language.
Definition;
1). To smelt ore in order to get metal from it, or produce metal in this way. The separation of the metal usually requires a chemical change.
2). To undergo fusing or melting in the process of smelting.
3). Fish of northern waters: a small silvery sea or freshwater fish.
4). Smelt as food: the oily flesh of a smelt as food.
5). Past tense of to smell.
1). Smelting tin and copper ore into bronze bars.
2). The ores are being smelted.
3). Fish native to Northern waters. - from Family Osmeridae.
4). Flesh of Smelt fish (See definition 3).
5). Past tense of to smell - came from the fish that stank.
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Short for "Wanna" or "Want to"
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Person 1: "Ever bungeejumped?"
Person 2: "No, but I wna."
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Showing or feeling contempt: feeling, expressing, or demonstrating a strong dislike or utter lack of respect for somebody or something.
He's acting contemptuous.
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1. Full of enthusiasm: Full of happy high spirits and vitality.
2. Abundant: growing in great abundance or profusion.
3. Lavish: Lavish or elaborate, often to the point of being excessive.
When he saw Sharon, he jumped with exuberance.
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1. Beg somebody: To ask earnestly or beg somebody to do something.
2. Beg for something: To ask urgently for something.
It's pretty much the same as implore.
1. I beseech you to think again.
2. Beseeching their aid.
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Short for Stargate Atlantis.
After they cancelled SG-1, many people switched to SGA because Amanda Tapping would join the cast for a season.
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1. Physically or mentally weak. Lacking physical strenght or health.
2. Unlikely to convince. Weak arguments or exuses.
People and things can be feeble (weak).
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