bicuspidization - Dental surgical division, in which the tooth has both sides retained.

Islets of Langerhans - (Also: Islands of Langerhans) Irregular shaped patches of endocrine tissues found in the pancreas which secret enzymes.

amative - sexually desirous

lob - kick a ball in arc

Weenis - Loose flab of skin on your elbow.

happiness - what is reached when you do drugs.

black sheep - a person who brings dishonour to the family (or) a worthless person

rpattz - nickname for a great actor

pH - a unit of measurement.

communal - having to do with the community.

emanation - orgin of the holy spirit at Pentecost. The "rising of the holy Ghost".

OM - obtuse marginal (medical)

entry word - the word defined in a dictionary entry

respelling - the exact pronunciation of a word, communicated through special phonetic symbols

Student Achievment - Student's ability to perform with in the ranges of the common grading system.

light energy - gives off heat and light

unabridged - complete, exhaustive; used in reference to dictionaries containing all the words of a language

etymology - history of a word

Weenis - The loose skin on your elbow.

The Beatles - The most influential band of all time.
Consisting of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison.

male - a boy or man

female - a girl

solder, hard - Hard solders melt above ~ 250 degrees C and contain no lead, tin, indium, zinc. Two typical eutectic hard solders are: 80Au/20Sn with a melting point of 278 degrees C and 88Au/12 Ge with a melting point of 356 degrees C.

When applied to Au-plated surfaces in an inert atmosphere such as forming gas, pure hydrogen or high vacuum, they can be achieved with no requirement for flux and are fully hermetic: i.e. have no measurable He-leak-rate.

Johnites - There were two sects already among the Jews—the Pharisees and the Sadducees. The third sect would have been “the Johnites.” The Lord was wise in allowing John to be in prison.

Tayyab - Arabic: Pure, Clean, Modest

requiz - to retake a quiz over again

Punching - Art of digitizing in embroidery, punching refers to punching tapes or programing an artwork to be embroidered

historical method - in lexicography, the use of literary examples from the works of influential writers to establishing context for definition and usage of an entry word

prescriptive method - in lexicography, the lexicon (including definitions and usage notes)representing the perspective of an individual or group regarding how the language should be used by its speakers

descriptive method - in lexicography, the lexicon representing the record of how a language is used by its speakers