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  • 41CAT — ► ABBREVIATION Medicine ▪ computerized axial tomography …

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  • 42CAT — abbrev. clear air turbulence …

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  • 43Cat|a|lo|ni|an — «KAT uh LOH nee uhn», adjective, noun. = Catalan. (Cf. ↑Catalan) …

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  • 44cat|a|lo — «KAT uh loh», noun, plural loes or los. = cattalo. (Cf. ↑cattalo) …

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  • 45cat|a|me|ni|al — «KAT uh MEE nee uhl», adjective. = menstrual. (Cf. ↑menstrual) …

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  • 46cat|a|me|ni|a — «KAT uh MEE nee uh», noun. = menstruation. (Cf. ↑menstruation) ╂[< New Latin catamenia < Greek katam , neuter plural of katam monthly < phrase katà mêna by the month, each month] …

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  • 47cat|a|to|ni|a — «KAT uh TOH nee uh», noun. a condition associated with schizophrenia, characterized by mental stupor and muscular rigidity. Catatonia often alternates with sudden outbursts, seizures of panic, or hallucinations. ╂[< cata + Greek tónos tone] …

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  • 48cat|e|go|ry — «KAT uh GR ee, GOHR », noun, plural ries. 1. a group or division in classification; class: »The crabby old man places all people in two categories: those he likes and those he dislikes. 2. Logic. a) one of the modes or aspects of conception under …

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  • 49cat|er|an — «KAT uhr uhn», noun. History. a member of a band of marauders or fighters in the Scottish Highlands. ╂[< Scottish Gaelic ceathairne peasantry, common soldiers] …

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  • 50cat|i|on|ic — «KAT y ON ihk», adjective. of or like a cation: »Nearly all of the long lived fission nuclides are cationic and virtually all soils have an appreciable cation exchange capacity (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists) …

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