1) Above a captain 2) Academic concentration 3) Academic declaration 4) Academic focus 5) Apple cultivar 6) Army officer 7) Army officer with rank 8) Army rank 9) Barbara or Bowes 10) Barbara or Hoople 11) Base VIP 12) Baseball league designation 13) Big-time 14) Biology or English 15) Blair is his heir
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1) Area 2) Chief 3) Dominant 4) Dur 5) Essential 6) Famous 7) Fundamental 8) Important 9) Large 10) Leading 11) Main 12) Prima 13) Rank 14) Senior 15) Star 16) Starring 17) Stellar
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a major penalty. According to WFTDA, this is a foul has that has a measurable physical force or effect which causes harm or adversely affects the game. Assessed if the infraction has extensive impact on safety or game play. Examples include tripping another skater or hitting a skater when she is down on the ground. One major will get a skater sent ...
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• (a.) An officer next in rank above a captain and next below a lieutenant colonel; the lowest field officer. • (a.) Of full legal age. • (a.) Greater by a semitone, either in interval or in difference of pitch from another tone. • (a.) A mayor. • (a.) That premise which contains the major term. It its the first proposition...
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A type of key, chord or scale. Major keys or scales are generally thought of as happier than minor keys, although the mood of a song also depends on many other elements, such as lyrics, rhythm and singing style. Examples of songs in a major key include'Going Loco Down in Acapulco', 'Candle in the Wind', and 'Take A Walk On The Wild Side'.
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[Adjective] Main or more important.
Example: The building firm had major financial problems.
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(from the article `military unit`) ...(q.v.), which has 20 to 50 soldiers and is commanded by a lieutenant. Two or more platoons make up a company (q.v.), which has 100 to 250 soldiers ...
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chord with A major third between The root and The third. scale with major and perfect intervals
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Larger or greater in size of two similar structures. ... Origin: L. Comparative of magnus, great ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Ma'jor noun [ French
major . See
Major ,
adjective ]
1. (Mil.) An officer next in rank above a captain and next below a lieutenant colonel; the lowest field officer.
2. (Law) A person of full age.
3. (Logic) That prem...
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Ma'jor [ Latin
major , compar. of magnus great: confer French
majeur . Confer
Master ,
Mayor ,
Magnitude ,
More ,
adjective ]
1. Greater in number, quantity, or extent; as, the
major part of the assembly; the
major part of the revenue;...
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A competition within a breed that has a sufficient number of dogs of each sex to qualify for a major win. AKC sets the number of dogs required based on past histories of shows in that particular area. Papillons generally require 10 to 15 dogs to make a 3 point major and 15 to 25 for a 5 point major. At least two major wins, under different judges, ...
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In music the term major means greater by a semitone, either in interval or in difference of pitch from another tone.
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a Captain in command of a ship's Marine detachment, so titled because a ship may have only one Captain, the commanding officer.
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major 1. Greater than others in importance or rank: a major artist. 2. Great in scope or effect: a major improvement. 3. Great in number, size, or extent: the major portion of the population. 4. Requiring great attention or concern; very serious: a major illness. 5. In law, having attained full legal age. 6. A reference to a field of academic s...
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great, significant - major/maior is the Latin comparative of magnus, great
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noun the principal field of study of a student at a university; `her major is linguistics`
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In music, one of the two important scales (the other being minor) of the tonal system. The main characteristic of the major scale is the major third between the first and third degrees (or notes) of the scale. A major key is one based on the major scale. See major interval
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a diatonic scale with half steps between the third and fourth and between the seventh and eighth tones of the scale. Also, a triad consisting of a major and a minor third.
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a major penalty. According to WFTDA, this is a foul has that has a measurable physical force or effect which causes harm or adversely affects the game. Assessed if the infraction has extensive impact on safety or game play. Examples include tripping another skater or hitting a skater when she is down on the ground. One major will get a skater sent ...
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Major is an English name for boys. The meaning is `farmer, bright` The name Major is most commonly given to American boys. What do they use in other countries? Meyer (English) Mayer The name sounds like: Mahir
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[Academic words] greater in scope or effect
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[SBAC wordlist] of greater importance or stature or rank
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[PARCC terms] greater in scope or effect
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[SAT terms] greater in scope or effect
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