The branch of medicine concerned with the evaluation and management of hearing disorders, balance disorders, and related conditions.
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A highly effective cleaning agent used for polishing and cleaning wooden floors or other surfaces to achieve a high gloss finish.
/ˈθɔːrəwɛks/
In some contexts, this abbreviation might stand for ‘customer relationship management platform’, which is a software application that a business uses to manage customer interactions and data.
/krɪmp/
A small freshwater turtle genus in the family Kinosternidae, characterized by a bony plate over the top of the head and a slender, flattened tail, with a single row of spines along the edge of its shell; also known as the short-nosed mud turtle.
/ləˈfɑːdɪtɪz/
A female instigator, a person who incites others to do something wrong or illegal, often with the intention of causing trouble or conflict.
/ɪnˈstɪdʒətrɪks/
A town in Greater Manchester, England, known for having the world's first co-operative society. It also refers to the district (metropolitan borough) of Rochdale in Greater Manchester.
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