medium

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Phonetic Respelling: [ mee-dee-uhm ]

Definition: Play

n. 1 a substance that is a means of passing on a force or an effect; 2.a means or tool; 3 a middle thing or condition; 4 a way or method of communicating or expressing

Sentence: Play Play

My shirt size is medium. OR Copper wire is a medium for conducting electricity.

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My shirt size is medium. OR Copper wire is a medium for conducting electricity.

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What does Crunch do when you say " Hello" in a medium voice?

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What medium did Georgia prefer to use?

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What was the medium that the ghost used to come and go?

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Copper wire is a medium for conducting electricity.

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What does a medium in spiritualism do?

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The medium held the seance in her parlor.

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What medium did Jack use to sketch the girls on the dining room's napkins?

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The lake can fit a medium sized what?

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What medium did Akiane choose when she declared, "I think I am ready to paint in color"?

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What is a medium in this book?

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Through a medium what was the message from Grandfather Drew?

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Synonyms: Play

instrument; agent; channel

Antonyms: Play

extreme

How many syllables in medium?

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