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catchall: something designed or serving to catch, hold, account for, or include a variety of odds and ends
Category: Language and literature

challenge: of an arbitritor, of a judge.
Category: Politics

challenge: any process carried out by one unit or person with the object of ascertaining the friendly or hostile character or identity of another
Category: Defense

challenger: British main battle tank (68 tons)
Category: Defense

challis: light cloth of wool and silk
Category: Various industries and crafts

hall: Public area in hotel or hall for assembly or registration.
Category: General

Hallauer: a smoky-green glass which absorbs ultraviolet radiations
Category: Medicine

hallucination: A sensory perception that does not correspond to any external stimulus
Category: General

hallucinations: apparent perception of an external object not actually present
Category: Medicine

hallucinogen: Illegal recreational drugs that produce heightened sensations,synesthesia,alteration of body image,hallucinations,delusions,depersonalization,and the attachement of significance to trivial objects
Category: General

hallucinogen: a hallucination-producing drug, a category of drugs producing this effect....the user of a hallucinogenic drug is almost invariably aware that what he is seeing are hallucinations..
Category: Medicine

hallucinogens: Illegal recreational drugs that produce heightened sensations,synesthesia,alteration of body image,hallucinations,delusions,depersonalization,and the attachement of significance to trivial objects
Category: General

hallux: the great toe.
Category: Medicine

marshall: a multivariate exponential distribution introduced by Marshall and Olkin(1967)
Category: Statistics

Marshall: perhaps the most widely used method of bituminous-mix design is the Marshall or U.S. Army Corps of Engineers method. Developed by the Corps of Engineers during World War 11, the test is relativel y simple.
Category: Technical and industry in general

Marshall: an index number formula,proposed as an alternative to the standard formulae of Laspeyres and Paasche
Category: Mathematics

Marshallese: inhabitant of the Marshall Islands
Category: The cosmos

marshalling: the process of packing one or more items of data into a message buffer,prior to transmitting that message buffer over a communication channel
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

marshalling: 1.the process by which units participating in an amphibious or airborne operation,group together or assemble when feasible or move to temporary camps in the vicinity of embarkation points,complete preparations for combat or prepare for loading 2.the process of assembling,holding,and organizing supplies and/or equipment,especially v*hicles of transportation,for onward movement
Category: Defense

Parshall: an improved Venturi flume developed by the U.S.Department of Agriculture and the Colorado Experiment Station at Fort Collins,Colorado,under the direction of Ralph L.Parshall,to measure the flow of water in open conduits.It consists essentially of a contracting length,a throat and an expanding length.At the throat is a sill over which the water is intended to flow at Belanger`s critical depth.The upper head is measured at a definite distance upstream and the lower head at a definite distance downstream from the sill.The lower head need not be observed except where the sill is submerged more than about 67 per cent
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Schweizerhalle: an industrial zone near Basel, Switzerland, where in October 1986 a large fire broke out in a chemical plant`s storage facilities containing a range of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and insecticides; Heavy pollution of the Rhine occurred on a European dimension; 31 m3 of water per minute were used to control the fire and 15.000 tons of earth were contamined. This chemical disaster occurring soon after the nuclear disaster of Chernobyl, the journalistic term of Chernobâle has been coined for such industrial catastrophes
Category: Management in the public and private sector

shallot: an onion-like plant,Allium ascalonicim,with a cluster of small bulbs
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

shallot: the --...is roughly cylindrical in shape with its lower end closed and the upper end open.
Category: General

shallow: adjective describing a surface with too large a radius of curvature
Category: Various industries and crafts

shallow: an area where the depth of water is relatively slight 99999INTERNATIONAL DE MONACO,1951
Category: General

thallium: chemical element: atomic number 81
Category: Chemistry

thallophyta: a major division of the plant kingdom including fungi,algae,bacteria and a number of small groups.The plant body is a thallus,but varies a good deal in complexity,and the plants do not produce flowers or seeds
Category: Botany and zoology

thallus: a vegetative,often flattened,structure not differentiated into stem,leaves and roots
Category: Botany and zoology

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