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Traditional English :: lucubrate
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lucubration.html - v.intr. literary 1 write or study, esp. by night. 2 express one's meditations in writing. lucubrator n. [L lucubrare lucubrat- work by lamplight (as LUX)] |
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Traditional English :: lucubration
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lucubration.html - n. literary 1 nocturnal study or meditation. 2 (usu. in pl.) literary writings, esp. of a pedantic or elaborate character. [L lucubratio (as LUCUBRATE)] |
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Traditional English :: lucubrate
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lucubration.html - v.intr. literary 1 write or study, esp. by night. 2 express one's meditations in writing. lucubrator n. [L lucubrare lucubrat- work by lamplight (as LUX)] |
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Traditional English :: lucubration
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lucubration.html - n. literary 1 nocturnal study or meditation. 2 (usu. in pl.) literary writings, esp. of a pedantic or elaborate character. [L lucubratio (as LUCUBRATE)] |
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Traditional English :: lucubrate
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lucubration.html - v.intr. literary 1 write or study, esp. by night. 2 express one's meditations in writing. lucubrator n. [L lucubrare lucubrat- work by lamplight (as LUX)] |
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Traditional English :: lucubration
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lucubration.html - n. literary 1 nocturnal study or meditation. 2 (usu. in pl.) literary writings, esp. of a pedantic or elaborate character. [L lucubratio (as LUCUBRATE)] |
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