- anteing
- 1) gentian2) antigen
Anagrams dictionary. Muhammad Sabir. 2013.
anteing
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anteing — an·te || æntɪ n. sum of money paid (gambling); advance payment (business venture); individual s share in the expenses of a group v. place a bet (Gambling); pay one s share of expenses (as part of a group) pref. before, in front of, prior … English contemporary dictionary
anteing — present part of ante … Useful english dictionary
sweeten — verb (sweetened; sweetening) Date: circa 1552 transitive verb 1. to make sweet 2. to soften the mood or attitude of 3. to make less painful or trying 4. to free from a harmful or undesirable quality or substance; especially to remove sulfur… … New Collegiate Dictionary
ante — I. noun Etymology: ante Date: 1821 1. a poker stake usually put up before the deal to build the pot < the dealer called for a dollar ante > 2. a. cost, price < these improvements would raise the ante > b … New Collegiate Dictionary
ante — /an tee/, n., v., anted or anteed, anteing. n. 1. Poker. a fixed but arbitrary stake put into the pot by each player before the deal. 2. an amount of money paid in advance to insure an individual s share in a joint business venture. 3. Informal.… … Universalium
twenty-five — /twen tee fuyv , twun /, n. 1. a cardinal number, 20 plus 5. 2. a symbol for this number, as 25 or XXV. 3. a set of this many persons or things. adj. 4. amounting to 25 in number. * * * ▪ card game Ireland s national card game, related to… … Universalium
Middelhoff, Thomas — ▪ 2002 Could signal success in publishing be translated into the music business as well? In 2001 Thomas Middelhoff, the dynamic chairman and CEO of Bertelsmann AG, the German global media giant, was betting that it would. Middelhoff… … Universalium
ante — an|te1 [ˈænti] n [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: ante ] up/raise the ante to increase your demands or try to get more things from a situation, even though this involves more risks ▪ They ve upped the ante by making a $120 million bid to buy the company … Dictionary of contemporary English
ante — an|te1 [ˈænti] n [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: ante ] up/raise the ante to increase your demands or try to get more things from a situation, even though this involves more risks ▪ They ve upped the ante by making a $120 million bid to buy the company … Dictionary of contemporary English
antigen — 1) anteing 2) gentian … Anagrams dictionary
