Definitions
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- noun obsolete The rhinoceros.
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- noun obsolete The
rhinoceros .
Etymologies
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Examples
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They 40-year-old actor and 51-year-old entertainer both wore the box's 'abada' - an official T-shirt needed for entry which each guest traditionally re-stylizes in their own taste.
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They 40-year-old actor and 51-year-old entertainer both wore the box's 'abada' - an official T-shirt needed for entry which each guest traditionally re-stylizes in their own taste.
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They 40-year-old actor and 51-year-old entertainer both wore the box's 'abada' - an official T-shirt needed for entry which each guest traditionally re-stylizes in their own taste.
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They 40-year-old actor and 51-year-old entertainer both wore the box's 'abada' - an official T-shirt needed for entry which each guest traditionally re-stylizes in their own taste.
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They 40-year-old actor and 51-year-old entertainer both wore the box's 'abada' - an official T-shirt needed for entry which each guest traditionally re-stylizes in their own taste.
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To get close to the action, revellers pay anywhere from 200 reais to 2,500 reais for an "abada," a colour-coded sleeveless shirt that serves as a pass to follow a given band through the streets.
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To get close to the action, revellers pay anywhere from 200 reais to 2,500 reais for an "abada," a colour-coded sleeveless shirt that serves as a pass to follow a given band through the streets.
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Driving her tea pot car over a cliff and she bounces out of it and lands arss first on top of the spines of a arizona cactus. abada abbada thats all folks.
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Like the NARWHAL, the abada was avidly hunted during the fifteenth century and later.
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Like the NARWHAL, the abada was avidly hunted during the fifteenth century and later.
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mollusque commented on the word abada
Rhinoceros.
April 15, 2008
mafufu commented on the word abada
I like it.
March 13, 2009
hernesheir commented on the word abada
Not quite a palindrome, but the halves of this word are nearly a mirror-image on either side of the internal "a".
March 23, 2011