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aside /ə-sīdˈ/ adverb- On or to one side
- Privately
- Apart
noun- Words spoken in an undertone, so as not to be heard by some person present
- Words spoken by an actor which the other persons on the stage are supposed not to hear
- An indirect effort of any kind
adjective (US)Private, apart preposition (now only Scot)Beside ORIGIN: a-1 and side1 aside from Apart from set aside - To quash (a judgement)
- To put to one side (lit and figurative)
A symbol- (as a medieval Roman numeral) 50 or 500
- Ampere (SI unit)
A1 or a /ā/ noun- The first letter in the modern English alphabet as in the Roman, etc (see aleph and alpha), with various sounds, as in name, path, bad
- The sixth note of the diatonic scale of C major (music)
- The key or scale having that note for its tonic (music)
- One of the four blood types in the ABO blood group system
- The designation of the principal series of paper sizes, ranging from A0 (841×1189mm) to A10 (26×37mm)
- In road-classification, followed by a number, the designation of a major or trunk road, as in the A60
- In hexadecimal notation, 10 (decimal) or 1010 (binary)
- The highest in a category or range
- Something or someone of the first class or order, or of a class arbitrarily designated A
- Anything shaped like the letter A
Aˈ-line adjective (of clothing) narrow at the top and widening evenly to a full hemline Aˈ-list adjective (informal) Belonging to the most important or famous group (of celebrities, etc) A'-lister n. A1 /ā wun/ adjective - Indicating a first-class vessel in Lloyd's Register of Shipping
- Hence first-rate or excellent
Aˈ-road noun A principal or trunk road Aˈ-side noun (music) The side of a single which holds the principal track being marketed from A to B From one point or place to another from A to Z - From beginning to end
- Right through
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