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Superraptor (talk | contribs) (Added new Sense L102-S36 with [en] gloss: In a gay or lesbian relationship, the individual who takes a more passive role in sexual activity.) |
Superraptor (talk | contribs) (Added new Sense L102-S37 with [en] gloss: In a butch–femme lesbian relationship, the femme or feminine partner.) |
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| Sense / L102-S37 / gloss / en | Sense / L102-S37 / gloss / en | ||
In a butch–femme lesbian relationship, the femme or feminine partner. | |||
Revision as of 22:12, 13 February 2024
(L102)
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Senses
L102-S1
| English | The lowest part of something. |
Statements about L102-S1
L102-S2
| English | The underside or base of an object. |
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L102-S3
| English | The ground or bed underneath a body of water. |
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L102-S4
| English | A deep place; an abyss. |
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L102-S5
| English | The keel or lower part of a ship's hull. |
Statements about L102-S5
L102-S6
| English | A ship or boat. |
Statements about L102-S6
L102-S7
| English | The lowest interior surface of a container or other hollow object. |
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L102-S8
| English | The space immediately above the lowest interior surface of a container or other hollow object. |
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L102-S9
| English | Lowlands or low-lying land; a valley, a dell, etc. |
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L102-S10
| English | The channel or basin through which a river runs. |
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L102-S11
| English | The base of an old river channel or other alluvial deposit, at or above which gold may be found. |
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L102-S12
| English | Any stratum bearing gold or valuable minerals. |
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L102-S13
| English | A large ditch or drain. |
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L102-S14
| English | The lowest part of anything considered as a position in space as a location relative to its entire height. |
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L102-S15
| English | The underground workings of a mine, as distinct from the works at the surface. |
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L102-S16
| English | The part of a boot or shoe below the uppers. |
Statements about L102-S16
L102-S17
| English | The sole of a boot or shoe. |
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L102-S18
| English | The buttocks. |
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L102-S19
| English | The anus. |
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L102-S20
| English | A fast runner. |
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L102-S21
| English | Matter remaining at the bottom of a liquid. |
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L102-S22
| English | A bed of calcined sand or ash on or forming the base of a furnace. |
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L102-S23
| English | A mass of slag formed in the base of a furnace or cupel during smelting. |
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L102-S24
| English | The foot of a page. |
Statements about L102-S24
L102-S25
| English | The part of an image which is lowest when viewed upright. |
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L102-S26
| English | The seat of a chair. |
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L102-S27
| English | In music, the lowest part of the range of notes. |
Statements about L102-S27
L102-S28
| English | The low sounds produced by the bass and rhythm in a piece of music. |
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L102-S29
| English | The strength of the low sounds produced by the bass and rhythm in a piece of music. |
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L102-S30
| English | The lowest or last place in a list or ranking. |
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L102-S31
| English | The lowest level of a scale or hierarchy. |
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L102-S32
| English | The lowest part of a garment. |
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L102-S33
| English | The lower section of a fishing line to which hooks are attached. |
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L102-S34
| English | The lower half of a two-piece set of clothing. |
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L102-S35
| English | In baseball and softball, the second half of an inning. |
Statements about L102-S35
L102-S36
| English | In a gay or lesbian relationship, the individual who takes a more passive role in sexual activity. |
Statements about L102-S36
L102-S37
| English | In a butch–femme lesbian relationship, the femme or feminine partner. |