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The Britannica Dictionarymobile searchHomeAsk the EditorWord of the DayQuizzesCore VocabularyBrowse the DictionaryBritannica HomepageAsk the EditorWord of the DayQuizzesCore VocabularyBrowse the DictionaryThe Britannica Dictionarya (noun)a- (prefix)a- (prefix)a cappella (adverb)à la (preposition)à la carte (adverb)à la mode (adjective)A level (noun)a posteriori (adjective)a priori (adjective)mano a mano (adverb)ménage à trois (noun)pig in a blanket (noun)son of a bitch (noun)son of a gun (noun)time and a half (noun)Villa Gustavo A. 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