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noun

1A single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing, used with others (or sometimes alone) to form a sentence and typically shown with a space on either side when written or printed:

I don’t like the word ‘unofficial’

why so many words for so few ideas?

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1.1A single distinct conceptual unit of language, comprising inflected and variant forms.

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1.2 (usually words) Something spoken or written; a remark or statement:

his grandfather’s words had been meant kindly

a word of warning

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1.3 [WITH NEGATIVE] (a word) Even the smallest amount of something spoken or written:

don’t believe a word of it

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1.4 (words) Angry talk:

her father would have had words with her about that

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1.5 [MASS NOUN] Speech as distinct from action:

he conforms in word and deed to the values of a society that he rejects

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2A command, password, or signal:

someone gave me the word to start playing

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2.1 [MASS NOUN] Communication; news:

I was afraid to leave Edinburgh in case there was word from the War Office

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3 (one’s word) One’s account of the truth, especially when it differs from that of another person:

in court it would have been his word against mine

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3.1A promise or assurance:

everything will be taken care of—you have my word

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4 (words) The text or spoken part of a play, opera, or other performed piece; a script:

he had to learn his words

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5A basic unit of data in a computer, typically 16 or 32 bits long.

verb

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[WITH OBJECT] Express (something spoken or written) in particular words:

he words his request in a particularly ironic way

(as adjective, with submodifier worded) a strongly worded letter of protest

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exclamation

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Used to express agreement or affirmation:

Word, that’s a good record, man

Phrases

at a word

1

As soon as requested:

ready to leave again at a word

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be as good as one’s word

2

Do what one has promised to do:

Philip was as good as his word about turning Richard into an actor

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have a word

3

Speak briefly to someone:

I’ll just have a word with him

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have a word in someone’s ear

4

British Speak to someone privately or discreetly, especially to give them a warning:

back in those days the referee would have a quiet word in your ear and warn you not to do it again

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in other words

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Expressed in a different way; that is to say:

The new cat treat has a 90-plus palatability level. In other words, cats like it

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in so many words

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[OFTEN WITH NEGATIVE] Precisely in the way mentioned:

I haven’t told him in so many words, but he’d understand

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in a word

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Briefly:

Are there any real reasons to worry? In a word, plenty

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keep one’s word

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Do what one has promised:

you know that I always keep my word

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a man/woman of his/her word

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A person who keeps their promises:

she was a woman of her word

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(on/upon) my word

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An exclamation of surprise or emphasis:

my word, you were here quickly!

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of few words

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Taciturn:

he’s a man of few words

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put something into words

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Express something in speech or writing:

he felt a vague disappointment which he couldn’t put into words

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put words into someone’s mouth

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Inaccurately report what someone has said.

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13.1Prompt someone to say something that they may not otherwise have said.

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take someone at their word

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Interpret a person’s words literally, especially by believing them or doing as they suggest:

I take him at his word, for I cannot go to see for myself

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take the words out of someone’s mouth

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Say what someone else was about to say.

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take someone’s word (for it)

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Believe what someone says or writes without checking for oneself:

I’m afraid you’ll just have to take our word for it

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too —— for words

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informal Extremely ——:

going around by the road was too tedious for words

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waste words

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1Talk in vain:

I take it that all my well-chosen words have been entirely wasted

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2Talk or write at length:

he wastes no words, though details are terribly important to him

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the Word (of God)

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1The Bible, or a part of it.

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2Jesus Christ (see Logos).

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word for word

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Pronunciation: /ˌwəːd fə ˈwəːd/

In exactly the same or, when translated, exactly equivalent words:

Benjamin copied the verse down, word for word

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word gets (or goes) around

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News or rumours spread:

word got around that he was on the verge of retirement

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word of honour

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A solemn promise:

I’ll be good to you always, I give you my word of honour

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word of mouth

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Pronunciation: /ˌwəːd əv ˈmaʊθ/

Spoken communication as a means of transmitting information:

slander is a defamatory statement made by word of mouth

[AS MODIFIER]: word-of-mouth praise

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the word on the street

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informal A rumour or piece of information currently being circulated:

the word on the street is that there will be a major announcement soon

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words fail me

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Used to express one’s disbelief or dismay.

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a word to the wise

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A hint or brief explanation given, that being all that is required:

typical restraints range from regulations to the occasional word to the wise

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Phrasal verbs

word up

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[AS IMPERATIVE] black English Listen:

word up, my brother, you got me high as a kite

Derivatives

wordage

1

Pronunciation: /ˈwəːdɪdʒ/

noun

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wordless

2

Pronunciation: /ˈwəːdləs/

adjective

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wordlessly

3

Pronunciation: /ˈwəːdləsli/

adverb

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wordlessness

4

Pronunciation: /ˈwəːdləsnəs/

noun

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