abacus, frame mounted with bars strung with beads which are used to make mathematical calculations
abalone, edible sea mollusk
changeable, fickle, subject to change; interchangeable
changeable, subject to change, modifiable
alter, change, modify
altering
modification, alteration
amendment
amendment, correction, revision
changeable, quality of being changeable, quality of being alterable
suit for modification
emendation, amendment, correction, revision, alteration, amendment to a law
abandonment, deserting, forsaking, giving up
worry, be concerned; be afraid, be scared, be frightened
attention handling
working out
processing time
abalone, edible sea mollusk
varieties
kinky, weird, odd, kooky, perverted
hurt like hell
kinkiness
mutation, state of having inheritable traits that differ from those of the parent; abnormality, unusualness
abasia, inability to walk caused by lack of muscular coordination
branch off, ramify, fork, divide
abaxile
ill., illust., illustration, picture which illustrates a book or other work
Aba Eban, prominent Israeli diplomat and writer, former Israeli ambassador to the USA and the United Nations
skin, remove skin, remove an animal's skin
dismantling
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