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91sjæler — sjæ|ler sb., en, e, ne (tæt, intim dans) …
92stjæler — stjæ|ler sb., en, e, ne; hæleren er lige så god som stjæleren …
93Ad|ler|i|an — «ad LIHR ee uhn», adjective. of or having to do with the Austrian psychiatrist Alfred Adler (1870 1937) or his teachings, especially his theory that life s difficulties can be compensated for by the individual s efforts to overcome them …
94aer|o|al|ler|gen — «AIR oh AL uhr juhn», noun. any allergen carried by the air, such as pollen or germs …
95ai|ler|on — «AY luh ron», noun. a hinged, movable part on the rear edge of an airplane wing used for banking, rolling, or balancing the airplane. ╂[< French aileron, alteration of Old French aleron (diminutive) < ele wing < Latin āla] …
96al|ler|gen — «AL uhr juhn», noun. any substance that causes or reveals an allergy in a particular individual or individuals: »One of the major allergens causing asthma is house dust (Alexander Paton). ╂[< aller(gy) + gen] …
97al|ler|gist — «AL uhr jihst», noun. a doctor who specializes in treating allergies …
98al|ler|go|log|i|cal — «AL uhr juh LOJ uh kuhl», adjective. of or having to do with allergology …
99al|ler|gol|o|gist — «AL uhr JOL uh jihst», noun. an expert in or student of allergology; allergist …
100al|ler|gol|o|gy — «AL uhr JOL uh jee», noun. the study of allergies. ╂[< allerg(y) + logy] …