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Picnic
Formerly an entertainment at which each person contributed some dish to a common table now an excursion or pleasure party in which the members partake of
nondeductible
not allowable as a tax deduction as political contributions are nondeductible Opposite of deductible
medicaid
program controlled by the United States government to provide health care for the needy It is funded by contributions from the salaries of workers and is therefore a form of health insurance
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man Friday
A person who contributes to the fulfillment of a need or furtherance of an effort or purpose a devoted assistant
VerbarLimacina
A genus of small spiral pteropods common in the Arctic and Antarctic seas It contributes to the food of the right whales
Extort
power or ingenuity to wrench away from to tear away to wring from to exact as to extort contributions from the vanquished to extort confessions of guilt to extort a promise to extort payment of a debt
Contributor
One who or that which contributes
Conducive
Loading or tending helpful contributive tending to promote
Concurrent
Acting in conjunction agreeing in the same act or opinion contributing to the same event or effect cooumlperating
Coastwise
By way of or along the coast following a coastline as coastwise winds contributed to the storm
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