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LAMP
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(Abbreviation) Large Account Management Process(Abbreviation) Laboratory for Advanced Media Production
(Abbreviation) Laboratory of Advanced Media Production
(Abbreviation) Lakeshore Area Multiservice Project
(Abbreviation) Latin American Microform Project
(Abbreviation) Latin American Migration Project
(Abbreviation) Legal Assistance to Military Personnel
(Abbreviation) Libraries Access to Music Project
(Abbreviation) Lifestyle Approach to Managing Panic
(Abbreviation) Linux Apache MySQL Php
Usage: If you get LAMP, you'll have all the components you need to build a viable server.
(Abbreviation) Lower Academically-Minded Person.
(Noun) A device that generates light, heat, or therapeutic radiation.
(Noun) A piece of furniture consisting of a stand and a light source
Usage: Mary liked the lamp with the butterflies on it
(Noun) Light-giving electrical device.
(Noun) a light fixture
Usage: she turned on the lamp
(Noun) A device used to provide light. A light bulb is placed which provides light is placed in a socket on the lamp.
Usage: He used the lamp to read by the couch.
(Noun) Thing that holds a light bulb and gives you light.
Usage: a lamp goes over that table.
(Noun) light source
(Noun) any object that emits light through the use of a bulb and is something you can use on any flat surface.
Usage: I love lamp.
(Noun) a covered stand where a light bulb fits under, provides the connection to an outlet for a light bulb to light.
a device whose purpose is to illuminate light via a light bulb
(Noun) small structure that provides light through a light bulb when plugged into an electric outlet
Usage: Many people read by their lamps at night.
(Noun) Provides Light through the use of mostly electricity, maybe oil or other things.
Usage: I turned on the Lamp as it was dark.
(Noun) An object that provides light either by a fire or with electricity and a light bulb.
Usage: I turned on the lamp so i could see.
(Noun) an artificial source of visible illumination
Usage: I turned my lamp on so that i could read my book at night.
(Noun) an object using oil or electricity to give off light and heat
Usage: I will turn on the lamp so that we can see in the dark.
(Noun) A piece of furniture that lights up by turning a knob, touching it, etc.
(Noun) A piece of equipment that when turned on radiates light.
Usage: The room was much brighter after I turned the lamp on.
object that produces light
(Noun) a fixture which provides artificial light
Usage: I turned on the lamp in my room so that I could read a book.
(Noun) An object that produces light using either water or electricity.
Usage: The lamp provided us with light to read.
(Noun) a device that is used for decorating and for or giving off artificial light
Usage: I turned on the lamp, which slowly flickered to life, bringing welcome light into the room.
(Abbreviation) Large Account Management Processsm
(Abbreviation) Large Advanced Mirror Program
(Abbreviation) Lay Apostolic Ministry Program
(Abbreviation) Library Access to Music Project
(Abbreviation) Life Agency Management Program
(Abbreviation) Light Advanced Microscope Project
(Abbreviation) Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
(Abbreviation) Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl
(Abbreviation) Lockton Alliance for Ministry Protection
(Abbreviation) Lockwood Analytical Method for Prediction
(Abbreviation) Los Angeles Mentoring Partnership
(Abbreviation) Louisiana Alliance for Minority Participation
(Abbreviation) Latin American Missionary Project
(Abbreviation) Linlithgow Amateur Musical Productions
(Abbreviation) Lots of Argument Mapping Practice
(Abbreviation) Low-Altitude Manned Penetrator
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