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Suitable to be written upon capable of being written upon as a slate said especially of a certain kind

Belonging to suitable to or becoming a king characteristic of or resembling a king directed or administered by a king monarchical

Merchantlike suitable to the character or business of a merchant

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Suitable to or characteristic of a master indicating thorough knowledge or superior skill and power showing a masters hand

External public suitable to be imparted to the public hence capable of being readily or fully comprehended opposed to esoteric or

Like or suitable to a monk

Suitable to be patented capable of being patented

A portion suitable to be chewed a cud as a quid of tobacco

Suitable to be recommended worthy of praise commendable

Suitable or fit to be relied on worthy of dependance or reliance trustworthy

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