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book

Definition for book

noun as in account; diary

Strongest matches

album, list, notebook, record

Strong matches

agenda, pad, register, roster

verb as in register, arrange for

verb as in arrest

Strong matches

accuse, charge

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"We have a lot of parents coming round pregnant and booking ahead of giving birth to make sure they get their place," said Ms Sutton.

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Its candidate Richard Tunnicliffe, a former children's book publisher, believes that he can offer something different and says that he's willing to be a "critical friend" to the government in Cardiff.

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The escalation could be spurring investors in Asia to book profits after a recent run of gains, analysts say.

As for meetings themselves, Claire says "organised fun" such as book clubs or pottery classes can alleviate the stress of hosting and make it a communal occasion.

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The company has paid down billions of dollars of debt, but still carries nearly $35 billion of debt on its books.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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