A term in maritime law referring to a loss or damage to a ship or cargo caused by the ship's movements during stormy weather, often involving flooding of the hold, damage to the rigging, or other physical harm to the vessel. It is synonymous with the term 'general average' in some contexts, suggesting a sacrifice that is made to save a vessel and its cargo during an emergency situation at sea.
/'dræm.dɪʤ/
Relating to or acting against urticaria, a condition characterized by the appearance of raised, itchy, red patches on the skin (hives). Often used pharmacologically to describe medications that alleviate the symptoms of hives or other allergic reactions.
/'æntrɜːrtaɪk/
Not concerning the church or its clergy; not religious or spiritual in nature. Describing something that is secular, non-religious, or not related to religious affairs.
/nənə'klɪəsɪstrɪk/
An internet slang term used to describe someone with an intense enthusiasm or knowledge about a specific topic, often in a tech or gaming context. It can also refer to a tech enthusiast or a person who lives a lifestyle heavily influenced by technology.
/ˈdʒiː.ɪ.kə.zɔɪd/
Relating to or occurring before Passover. This term is less common and is often used in religious or cultural contexts to describe events or practices that precede the Passover celebration.
/ɑnte.pæ.skiˈkel/
Not willing to forgive or forget; relentlessly exacting; inexorable.
/nənˈfɔr.dɪŋ/
Relating to or representing principles or beliefs that seek to restore a previous state and oppose progress or reform.
/ˈrek.rən.tɪ.ə/
A brand name for a type of rice porridge in Filipino cuisine, which is typically sweet and served during Christmas. It is also a generic term for similar rice-based desserts.
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