Relating to or occurring in three different durations or time scales, typically used in computer science and theoretical physics to describe systems or processes that operate at multiple time scales simultaneously.
/trɪkroʊnəs/
A common French term for 'scissors', they are cutting tools with two handles each attached to a blade that is sharp on one edge, used primarily to cut paper, fabric, or other light materials.
/sɪˈkesɔ:/
Stauncher is used to describe any person or thing that is more loyal, firm, or supportive than others in a similar context. It can be used to emphasize a stronger level of commitment or support.
/ˈstɔːntʃə/
A playful misspelling of 'yogurt', often used in a light or fun manner in informal contexts. Unlike the traditional yogurt, which is a fermented milk product, yohourt represents an imagined or fictional yogurt.
/ˈjoʊ.hɔːrt/
Expressing intense annoyance, anger, or frustration, often in a vulgar manner; to have done something extremely badly or to experience having done something extremely badly.
/fʌkt/
in an unemotional or unpersonal manner; without showing personal involvement or bias.
/ˈimpərˌsɒnəli/
The total number of people who are employed or are able and available to work and who are looking for work. It is the supply of labor available in an economy.
/ˈlæbərfɔrk/
A specialized term in Croatian, 'vrpolje' refers to a specific type of pasture or meadow usually located at lower altitudes, characterized by its lush vegetation and rich soil, which makes it suitable for grazing livestock such as cattle, sheep, and goats.
/vr'plo:ʒe/
Principles of Jewish religious law derived from the Torah and Talmudic interpretation and discussion, considered binding on observant Jews.
/həˈlakəz/