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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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“The book we kept coming back to, the one that stood out from the other great novels, was ‘Flesh’ — because of its singularity.”

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Because of how the government scores the budget, nearly half of that was booked in August and September of this year, Riedl said.

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Andy Warhol once came on a book tour.

The revenue outlook for 2026 remains on track, he wrote, as the company appears set to book revenue prior to generation assets being up and running.

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The Federal Reserve’s latest so-called beige book report, which compiles economic anecdotes from the 12 regional Fed banks, said that some businesses were “anxious about the upcoming holiday season.”

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

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