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guage — obs. form of gage, variant of gauge … Useful english dictionary
guage — lan·guage·less; slan·guage; lan·guage; … English syllables
Guage — This interesting and unusual name has two possible origins, both Norman (French), and introduced into Britain after the Conquest of 1066. Firstly, the modern surname Gage , Guage , Gages and Gaiger may be a metonymic occupational name for an… … Surnames reference
guage — aiguage baguage … Dictionnaire des rimes
broad guage — index caliber (measurement) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
in|ter|lan|guage — «IHN tuhr LANG gwihj», noun. an artificial auxiliary language intended for international use: »Esperanto is an interlanguage … Useful english dictionary
lan|guage|less — «LANG gwihj lihs», adjective. without language or speech … Useful english dictionary
lan|guage — «LANG gwihj», noun. 1. human speech, spoken or written: »Without language men would be like animals. Language is the basis of man s uniqueness, and the essence of his culture (Scientific American). 2. the speech used by one nation, tribe, or… … Useful english dictionary
met|a|lan|guage — «MEHT uh LANG gwihj», noun. any language used to analyze or make assertions about another language: »The language of metaphysics is the metalanguage of science (New Scientist) … Useful english dictionary
par|a|lan|guage — «PAR uh LANG gwihj», noun. the paralinguistic parts of language … Useful english dictionary
