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Not an answerable Question. The problem is that the "English" language has several sub-dialects and several experts working in diferent parts of the world who decide wheather a saying or new word is a legitimate "Word" tht has been added to the Language. Both The Oxford and Webster Dictionaries release a a list of new "Entries" thet their experts feel are legitimate additions. My best advice to you is find out who Publishes the "Difinitive" Dictionairy for your region and visit their WEB site.
Synonyms are different words that have the same meaning, or about the same. Many words have multiple synonyms depending on the part of speech. Some words are used to mean specific things, so their synonyms cannot always replace them.Synonyms of SmallLittle, Mini, short, tiny, fine, petiteSynonyms of SoftDowny, silky, dull, low, weak, spongy, limp, malleableSynonyms of WetMoist, watery, soppy, soggy, drenched, awashSynonyms of WeakWimpy, sapped, faint, soft, flimsySynonyms of LongElongated, lengthy, outstretched, extendedSynonyms of CreateCause, make, constructSynonyms of HoldCling, Clench, Wait, Grip, grasp, claspSynonyms of RunDash, Gallop, Sprint, ScuttleSynonyms of JumpLeap, Bounce, Hop, Vault, SpringSynonyms of SmileBeam, Grin100 synonym pairs:1. silence - stillness2. thrilled -excited3. melancholy - sad4. scream - yell5. huge - gigantic6. small - tiny7. skilled - talented8. novice - rookie9. teach - instruct10. droop - sag, hang down11. dresser - bureau12. decorate - adorn, embellish13. bush - shrub14. abrupt - sudden15. absolutely - totally16. dry - dehydrated17. apothecary - pharmacist18. pharmacy - drugstore19. drunk - intoxicated20. faint - indistinct, vague21. faint - pass out22. face - visage23. face - confront24. factual - true25. fad - craze, trend26. flourish - thrive27. linger - stay, wait28. limp - flaccid29. likely - probable30. lifeless - dead31. lingo - jargon32. limit (verb) - restrict33. carefree - lighthearted34. lifelike - realistic35. cruel - mean36. clear - transparent37. license - permit38. abhorrent - loathsome39. load (verb) - pack, ship40. load (noun) - cargo, shipment41. hate, loathe42. secure (verb) - lock43. diminutive- miniature44. exact - precise45. incorrect - mistaken46. drink (verb) - imbibe47. drink - beverage48. student - pupil49. lithe - flexible50. ocean - sea51. often - frequently52. start (verb)- begin53. start - beginning54. ridiculous - absurd55. abuse - mistreat56. acceptable - adequate57. offend - insult58. help - aid59. fight - argue60. war - battle61. offbeat - unconventional62. winner - champion63. moist - damp64. fall (season) - autumn65. strange - odd66. stinky - smelly67. rubbish - garbage, trash68. jewels - gems69. risque - tasteless70. culprit - perpetrator71. doctor - physician72. shed - shack73. depart - leave74. quiver - shake75. counterfeit - fake76. sheen - shimmer77. shaky - unstable78. stunt - trick79. strong - muscular80. stunned - surprised81. workshop - studio82. song - melody83. theatre - cinema84. locate - find85. pal - friend86. enemy - foe87. ingest - eat88. strut - swagger89. difficult - hard, challenging90. creative - inventive91. wealthy - rich, well off, well-to-do92. submerge - sink93. subsistence - livelihood94. tennis shoes - gym shoes, sneakers95. style - manner96. subdue - conquer97. sublime - exalted98. grand, magnificent99. penny - cent100. see - observe
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This is not a "Generic" OBDII code. That means that it means diferent things on diferent car makes.
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they are in different colours and there are heaps of diferent food