a-stareadv.
/əˈstɛː/ Staring; prominent.
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a-strutc1330
outc1440
a-stare1855
1855 R. Browning Childe Roland xiii, in Men & Women I. 140 One stiff blind horse, his every bone a-stare, Stood stupified.
1873 R. Broughton Nancy vi. 47 The tulips are all a-blaze and a-stare.
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adv.1855- complementation
- complementations
- complemented
- complementer
- complementers
- complementfixation
- complementfixing
- complementing
- complementiser
- complementizer
- complementizers
- complemento
- complements
- complements of a parallelogram
- completable
- complete
- complete agbada
- complete beta function
- complete fertilizer
- complete flower
- complete metamorphosis
- complete pivoting
- complete polygon
- complete primitive
- complete pupa