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  • 121full-aged — fullˈ aged adjective Having reached majority • • • Main Entry: ↑full …

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  • 122ap|pend|aged — «uh PEHN dihjd», adjective. furnished with or having an appendage or appendages …

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  • 123dis|cour|aged worker — «dihs KUR ihjd», U.S. an unemployed person of working age who is not actively looking for a job: »The number of discouraged workers goes up as unemployment rises…For each 1 percent rise in the unemployment rate, the number of discouraged workers… …

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  • 124fo|li|aged — «FOH lihjd, lee ihjd», adjective. 1. having foliage. 2. decorated with foliage …

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  • 125lev|er|aged buyout — «LEHV uhr ihjd, LEE vuhr ; LEHV rihjd», U.S. Finance. the purchase of a company with borrowed money to be paid back largely from the profits obtained from the purchase: »Maxwell Communications acquired Macmillan Publishing in a $2.62 billion… …

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  • 126man´aged-care´ — managed care health care that is provided to groups of subscribers by physicians, clinics, and hospitals for a set fee. –man´aged care´, adjective …

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  • 127man|aged — «MAN ihjd», adjective. involving centralized planning and regulation, especially by government: »managed currency. The Clinton plan…managed trade. It seeks to make the free market abide by government set rules with a system called “managed… …

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  • 128plum|aged — «PLOO mihjd», adjective. furnished with or having plumage: »some common dull plumaged little bird (W. H. Hudson) …

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