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61SPA — ● ►us sg. np. ►ORG Software Publishing Association. Encore une association d éditeurs cherchant à lutter contre le piratage, un peu comme BSA (mais la SPA est nettement moins agressive, et n a rien à voir avec nos amies les bêtes) …
62spa — [17] The town of Spa, in eastern Belgium, has medicinal mineral springs. They were discovered in the 14th century, and by the early 17th century were well enough known in Britain for the town’s name to be used as a generic term for ‘medicinal… …
63spa — n British a good friend. The term has been in use among London teenagers since the 1990s and before that was heard in Wales. It may derive from sparring part ner . Star spa is a variant form …
64spa — bassin d eau chaude en bouillonnement continu ♦ Spa station thermale de Belgique …
65spa — spÉ‘Ë n. mineral spring; resort area with mineral springs; luxurious resort; health spa, establishment that provides facilities for improving one s physical fitness …
66spa — noun a mineral spring considered to have health giving properties. ↘a place or resort with such a spring. ↘a commercial establishment offering health and beauty treatment. Origin C17: from Spa, a small town in eastern Belgium noted for its… …
67spa — [[t]spɑ[/t]] n. pl. spas 1) a mineral spring, or a locality in which such springs exist 2) cvb a luxurious resort or resort hotel 3) cvb 4) cvb a hot tub or similar bathing facility, usu. for more than one person 5) dial. New England. soda… …
68Spa — 1Spa [spa: ] (belgische Stadt) 2Spa, das, auch der; [s], s <nach 1Spa> (Wellnessbad) …
69spa — [17] The town of Spa, in eastern Belgium, has medicinal mineral springs. They were discovered in the 14th century, and by the early 17th century were well enough known in Britain for the town’s name to be used as a generic term for ‘medicinal… …
70spa — n. 1 a curative mineral spring. 2 a place or resort with this. Etymology: Spa in Belgium …
