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clangor [ KLANG-er, KLANG-ger ]
[ noun, intransitive verb ]
MEANING :
1. (n.) a loud resonant sound, a din
2. (intr.v.) to make a clangor, clang
countenance [ KOUN-tn-uh’ ns ]
[ noun, transitive verb ]
MEANING :
- (n.) appearance, visage esp. one’s facial expression
- (n.) composure ,
- (n.) sanction or approval
- (tr.v.) to approve, allow or permit
- (tr.v.) to encourage or support
throes [ throh ]
[ noun ]
MEANING :
- (n.) a painful spasm or a pang
- (n.) the agony of or violent convulsion
- (n.) a sharp attack of emotion
aberration [ ab-uh’-REY-shuh’n ]
[ noun ]
MEANING :
1. the act of turning away from the proper, normal, or expected course
2. the act of deviating from the truth
3. a lapse or temporary mental disorder
4. a defect in focusing causing a blurred image
askew [ uh’-SKYOO ]
[ adjective, adverb ]
MEANING :
- (adv.) to one side, in a crooked position or out of line
- (adv.) with scorn, contempt or disapproval
- (adj.) crooked or awry