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   Word (group theory)

   (Reductions can be thought of as relations that follow from the group axioms.) ... The product of a word with its inverse can be reduced to the empty word:
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   English words with uncommon properties

   The list of words with four vowels in a row includes aqueous, nonaqueous, subaqueous, terraqueous, Hawaiian, obsequious, onomatopoeia, pharmacopoeia, queue, queuer, miaou, sequoia, gooier, gooiest, archaeoastronomy, maieutic, giaour, plateaued, plateauing, radioautograph, radioautographic, Voodooienne, Iroquoian, Rousseauesque, Pompeiian, reliquiae, guaiacum, guaiac, homoiousian, prosopopoeia, mythopoeia, Niuean, Siouan, zoeae, Essaouiran, amongst a few others, including Nabooian (of the planet Naboo of the "Star Wars" movie series). ... The longest words whose letters are in alphabetical order include the eight-letter Aegilops (a grass genus), and the seven-letter addeems (from the archaic verb addeem, meaning to award), alloquy (an archaic or literary word for an address), beefily (in a beefy manner), billowy (like a wave or surge), dikkops (a South African bird) and gimmors (plural of gimmor, an old-fashioned word for a mechanical contrivance).
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   Placeholder name

   "Emmet" is a dialect word for "ant". ... Other generic placeholder words in colloquial use include systeemi or sydeemi ("system"), and juttu (also jutska or judanssi, both from juttu), homma and hommeli ("thing", "thingy").
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   Hard and soft G

   A few English words (including some Anglo-Celtic proper nouns) contain a silent "u" immediately between a g and an e, i or y, which helps to indicate that the g remains hard in these words. ... The gn combination with a silent g also occasionally appears in an initial position in a word.
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   Word problem for groups

   for a group G, define: ... There is no uniform partial algorithm which solves the word problem in all finitely presented groups with solvable word problem.
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   Cult

   Jeffrey Hadden summarizes a lecture entitled "Why Do People Join NRMs?" (a lecture in a series related to the sociology of new religious movements, a term Hadden uses to include both cults and sects) as follows: ... She has argued that it is important for people to become aware of the bigotry conveyed by the word, drawing attention to the way it dehumanises the group's members and their children.
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   Scenthound Group

   The category also includes curs, American dogs bred for hunting bears, feral pigs, and similar large game. ... This article only covers the major kennel clubs in the English-speaking world, but there are national clubs in many countries where many of these breeds may also be listed in similar or other Breed Groups.
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   List of French words and phrases used by English speakers

   This article, however, covers words and phrases that generally entered the lexicon later, as through literature, the arts, diplomacy, and other cultural exchanges not involving conquests. ... well-chosen word(s), particularly a witty remark
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   Turkish language

   Turkish verbs have attributive forms, including present (with the ending -en²), future (-ecek²), indirect/inferential past (-miş4), and aorist (-er² or -ir4). ... Word order
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    Luganda language

    V (only as the first syllable of a word) ... The only words where this is not possible are those that include one of the affricate–vowel combinations discussed above.

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• Word (group theory),
• English words with uncommon properties,
• Placeholder name,
• Hard and soft G,
• Word problem for groups,
• Cult,
• Scenthound Group,
• List of French words and phrases used by English speakers,
• Turkish language,
• Luganda language