| a person resistive to change |
a person seized by nympholepsy |
A person serving a sentence of imprisonment |
A person serving as security |
A person serving as security;a hostage |
| A person serving as security; a hostage |
A person skilled in the use of a gun |
A person specializing in canon law |
A person specializing in dietetics |
A person standing in a daze |
| A person standing in a daze,feeling cold is not |
a person subjected to daily persecutions |
a person subjected to execution |
A person suffering from a neurosis |
A person suffering from hysteria |
| a person suffering from neurosis |
a person suffering from paralysis |
A person summoned to jury duty under a venire |
a person-to-person call |
A person to whom one is engaged to be married |
| A person trained to do the work of another |
A person traveling on foot |
A person traveling on foot; a walker |
A person unfamiliar with the sea or seamanship |
A person,unlike a machine,is not replaceable |
| A person, unlike a machine, is not replaceable |
a person used by another as a dupe or tool |
A person used by another as a dupe or tool |
A person versed in occult learning |
A person who amuses or tries to be amusing |
| A person who bets on a contestant |
a person who breaks the law |
A person who breeds animals or plants |
A person who chatters |
A person who delivers or writes an encomium |
| a person who evokes boredom |
A person who gives counsel |
A person who gives counsel; an adviser |
A person who has achieved this grade |
a person who has created a disturbance |
| A person who has diabetes |
A person who has provincial ideas or habits |
a person who has served a prison term |
A person who holds high office |
a person who is disloyal |
| A person who is easily tricked or cheated |
A person who is easily tricked or cheated;a dupe |
A person who is expert in or given to casuistry |
A person who is immune |
a person who is in his or her dotage |
| a person who is up and about at night |
A person who is virtuous is also courteous |
A person who lived in times long past |
A person who lives alone |
A person who lives alone; a recluse |
| a person who loves the country and Hong Kong |
A person who manages an inn or a hotel |
a person whom anyone can vent his spite upon |
A person who might be of use |
A person who might be of use; a connection |
| A person whom one knows |
A person who picks locks |
A person who picks locks,especially a thief |
A person who picks locks, especially a thief |
A person who practices veterinary medicine |
| a person who scares easily |
a person who shoes horses |
A person who skies |
A person who speaks several languages fluently |
A person who stays in a home as a guest |
| a person who works on his own |
A person who works with a carnival |
A person with a bad name is already half-hanged |
A person with a compulsive disposition |
a person with albinism |
| a person with an original |
a person with an original mind |
A person with a slender |
A person with a slender,thin,or frail body |
A person with a slender, thin, or frail body |
| a person with education |
a person with flat feet |
a person with good/poor/bad eyesight |
A person with long hair |
A person with long hair,especially a hippie |
| A person with long hair, especially a hippie |
a person with manifold interests |
a person without manners |
A person without noble rank or title |
a person with poor motor coordination |
| a person with socialist leanings |
aperspectival |
a perspective glass |
a perspective on language |
a perspicacious criticism |
| a perspicacious remark |
a perspicuous argument |
apers-t cartridge |
a persuasive argument |
apersuasive manner |
| a persuasive reason |
apert |
Apert |
apert- |
Aperta |
| Apertados |
Apertados, Salto dos |
apertara |
apertas |
apertase |
| Apert Crouzon disease |
Apert-Crouzon disease |
apert crouzon syndrome |
Apert-Crouzon syndrome |
apert-crouzon病 |
| Apert disease |
Aperte |
apertement |
Apert Gallais syndrome |
apert-gallais syndrome |
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