c) cum
111cum tempore — cum tẹm|po|re <lateinisch> (mit akademischem Viertel, d. h. [Vorlesungsbeginn] eine Viertelstunde nach der angegebenen Zeit; Abkürzung c. t.) …
112cum grano salis — [koom grä′nō sä′lis] [ModL, with a grain of salt] not too literally; with some reservations …
113cum. — cum. abbrev. cumulative …
114cum multis aliis — /kum mulˈtis āˈlē is or kŭm mŭlˈtēs aˈlē ēs/ (Latin) With many other things …
115cum notis variorum — /kum nōˈtis vā ri ōˈrəm (or öˈ) or kŭm noˈtēs va ri ōˈrŭm (or öˈ)/ (Latin) With notes of various (critics or commentators) …
116cum-savvy — /kum savˈi/ (slang) noun Know how …
117cum cp. — cum cp., with coupon …
118cum int. — cum int., with interest …
119cum pri|vi|le|gi|o — «kuhm PRIHV uh LEE jee oh», Latin. with privilege; authorized …
120cum|bly — «KUHM blee», noun, plural blies. a coarse woolen wrap or blanket worn in India as a cloak. ╂[< Hindi kamlī < Sanskrit kambala] …
