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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 Dictionaryon (preposition)on–again, off–again (adjective)on–air (adjective)on–demand (adjective)one–on–one (adjective)on–off (adjective)on–ramp (noun)on–screen (adverb)on–site (adverb)on–the–job (adjective)add–on (noun)base on balls (noun)carryings–on (noun)carry–on (noun)carry–on (adjective)clip–on (adjective)come–on (noun)dead–on (adjective)follow–on (noun)full–on (adjective)goings–on (noun)hands–on (adjective)hanger–on (noun)hard–on (noun)head–on (adverb)knock–on effect (noun)looker–on (noun)meals–on–wheels (noun)odds–on (adjective)put–on (adjective)put–on (noun)right on (adjective)roll–on (adjective)slip–on (noun)spot–on (adjective)stick–on (adjective)turn–on (noun)walk–on (noun)Rostov–on–Don (proper noun)account (noun)act (noun)act (verb)add (verb)aggregate 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