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Standard Occupational Classification System.
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Can A medical term have multiple roots?
Yes! Some roots have the same meaning but are different roots. ie: nephr/o and ren/o mean kidney py/o and purul/o mean pus
What does the legal term s-o-c mean?
Standard Occupational Classification System.
What does o fout let mean?
"O fout let" does not appear to be a commonly recognized term or phrase in English. It is possible that it is a typo or a misspelling. Can you provide more context or clarify the term?
What is a cursive term for o?
The cursive term for the letter "o" is a cursive lowercase "o".
What is an o?
The term "o" is slang for Orgasm
What does cajones mean in English?
cajones (with an 'a') means drawers. cojones (with an 'o') is a vulgar term for balls/testicles. hope that helps
What does the term 'mycology' mean?
The term mycology (my-col-o-gy) is a noun that means the scientific study of fungi. Or the branch of botany that studies fungi and fungus related diseases.
What does the term to term rule mean?
Omg, this doesn't give the bloody answers mun, trying to practise my maths exam and it's not giving me any answers >:O (By Gabrielle Griffiths)
What does term invaders mean?
term invaders mean i do not know hahahaahhaahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahah
How do say loser in Japanese?
負け犬 /ma ke i nu/ if you mean the derogatory term. 独男 /do ku o/ also is a slang term literally mean a lonely man, which is used in that sense to refer to someone as loser. ださ男 /da sa o/ is another slang term meaning literally 'uncool man' also referred to someone of low social status. If you mean 'loser' as in someone who lost something, 落とし主 /o to shi nu shi/ would be the term. If you mean the losing side of a battle, war, fight etc it would be 敗者 /hai sha/.
What is the mathamatical term for mean?
The mathematical term for "mean" is "mean".The popular, or colloquial term for "mean" is "average".
What does Ding o' the lug mean?
"Ding o' the lug" is a Scottish term that refers to a slap on the ear. It is typically used to describe a sharp blow or strike to the ear.
