Matches in Wiktionary for { ?s ?p ?o. }
- 8vo type LexicalEntry.
- 8vo label "8vo".
- 8vo seeAlso 8vo.
- 8vo seeAlso 8vo.
- 8vo-English language English.
- 8vo-English hasPoSUsage 8vo-English-Noun.
- 8vo-English-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 8vo-English-Noun hasSense 8vo-English-Noun-1en.
- 8vo-English-Noun hasSense 8vo-English-Noun-2en.
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en language English.
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en hasMeaning "of octavo, a page size (5\"-6.25\" x 7.5\"-10\").".
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en hasPoS Noun.
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en hasSynonym 8\u00BA.
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en type Sense.
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en type LexicalSense.
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en label "8vo".
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 8vo.
- 8vo-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 8vo.
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en language English.
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en hasMeaning "A book size, corresponding to the page size.".
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en hasPoS Noun.
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en hasSynonym 8\u00BA.
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en hasSynonym O.
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en type Sense.
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en type LexicalSense.
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en label "8vo".
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en seeAlso 8vo.
- 8vo-English-Noun-2en seeAlso 8vo.
- 8vos-English language English.
- 8vos-English hasPoSUsage 8vos-English-Noun.
- 8vos-English-Noun language English.
- 8vos-English-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 8vos-English-Noun type LexicalSense.
- 8vos-English-Noun label "8vos".
- 8vos-English-Noun seeAlso 8vos.
- 8vos-English-Noun seeAlso 8vos.
- 8vos-English-Noun seeAlso 8vos.
- 8vos-English-Noun seeAlso 8vos.
- 8vos-English-Noun seeAlso 8vos.
- 8x8-English language English.
- 8x8-English type LexicalSense.
- 8x8-English label "8x8".
- 8x8-English seeAlso 8x8.
- 8x8s-English language English.
- 8x8s-English hasPoSUsage 8x8s-English-Noun.
- 8x8s-English-Noun language English.
- 8x8s-English-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 8x8s-English-Noun type LexicalSense.
- 8x8s-English-Noun label "8x8s".
- 8x8s-English-Noun seeAlso 8x8s.
- 8x8s-English-Noun seeAlso 8x8s.
- 8x8s-English-Noun seeAlso 8x8s.
- 8x8s-English-Noun seeAlso 8x8s.
- 9-1-1 creator index.php?title=9-1-1&action=history.
- 9-1-1 hasLangUsage 9-1-1-English.
- 9-1-1 sense 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en.
- 9-1-1 sense 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en.
- 9-1-1 sense 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun-1en.
- 9-1-1 type LexicalEntity.
- 9-1-1 type LexicalEntry.
- 9-1-1 label "9-1-1".
- 9-1-1 seeAlso 9-1-1.
- 9-1-1-English language English.
- 9-1-1-English hasEtymology "When the 9-1-1 system was originally introduced, it was advertised as the \"nine-eleven\" service. The advertising was changed when concerns were expressed that some types of callers, most notably smaller children, tend to be very literal, and might waste emergency response time trying to find a non-existent \"eleven\" key on their telephones. Therefore, all references to the telephone number 9-1-1 are now always made as \"nine-one-one\", and never as \"nine-eleven\", according to standards outlined by the National Emergency Number Association (NENA). Some newspapers and other media require that references to the phone number be formatted as 9-1-1, also a suggested standard by NENA.".
- 9-1-1-English hasPoSUsage 9-1-1-English-Noun.
- 9-1-1-English hasPoSUsage 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun.
- 9-1-1-English hasPronunciation "/ˌnaɪnwʌnˈwʌn/,".
- 9-1-1-English-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun hasSense 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun hasSense 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en language English.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en hasEtymology "When the 9-1-1 system was originally introduced, it was advertised as the \"nine-eleven\" service. The advertising was changed when concerns were expressed that some types of callers, most notably smaller children, tend to be very literal, and might waste emergency response time trying to find a non-existent \"eleven\" key on their telephones. Therefore, all references to the telephone number 9-1-1 are now always made as \"nine-one-one\", and never as \"nine-eleven\", according to standards outlined by the National Emergency Number Association (NENA). Some newspapers and other media require that references to the phone number be formatted as 9-1-1, also a suggested standard by NENA.".
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en hasMeaning "by extension, an emergency phone call".
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en hasPoS Noun.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en type Sense.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en type LexicalSense.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en label "9-1-1".
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 9-1-1.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en language English.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en hasEtymology "When the 9-1-1 system was originally introduced, it was advertised as the \"nine-eleven\" service. The advertising was changed when concerns were expressed that some types of callers, most notably smaller children, tend to be very literal, and might waste emergency response time trying to find a non-existent \"eleven\" key on their telephones. Therefore, all references to the telephone number 9-1-1 are now always made as \"nine-one-one\", and never as \"nine-eleven\", according to standards outlined by the National Emergency Number Association (NENA). Some newspapers and other media require that references to the phone number be formatted as 9-1-1, also a suggested standard by NENA.".
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en hasMeaning "by genericization, an emergency".
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en hasPoS Noun.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en type Sense.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en type LexicalSense.
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en label "9-1-1".
- 9-1-1-English-Noun-2en seeAlso 9-1-1.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasCoordinateTerm 999.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasCoordinateTerm 1-1-9.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasCoordinateTerm 119.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasCoordinateTerm 9-9-9.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasCoordinateTerm nine-nine-nine.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasCoordinateTerm nine_nine_nine.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasCoordinateTerm one-one-nine.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasCoordinateTerm one_one_nine.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasPoS ProperNoun.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun hasSense 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun-1en.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun-1en language English.
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun-1en hasEtymology "When the 9-1-1 system was originally introduced, it was advertised as the \"nine-eleven\" service. The advertising was changed when concerns were expressed that some types of callers, most notably smaller children, tend to be very literal, and might waste emergency response time trying to find a non-existent \"eleven\" key on their telephones. Therefore, all references to the telephone number 9-1-1 are now always made as \"nine-one-one\", and never as \"nine-eleven\", according to standards outlined by the National Emergency Number Association (NENA). Some newspapers and other media require that references to the phone number be formatted as 9-1-1, also a suggested standard by NENA.".
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun-1en hasMeaning "the telephone number used to call the police or other emergency services.".
- 9-1-1-English-ProperNoun-1en hasPoS ProperNoun.