noun. A sound or a combination of sounds, or its representation in writing or printing, that symbolizes and communicates a meaning and may consist of a single morpheme or of a combination of morphemes.

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noun. Something said; an utterance, remark, or comment.

noun. A command or direction; an order.

noun. An assurance or promise; sworn intention.

noun. A verbal signal; a password or watchword.

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noun. Discourse or talk; speech.

noun. The text of a vocal composition; lyrics.

noun. Hostile or angry remarks made back and forth.

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noun. News.

noun. Rumor.

noun. Used euphemistically in combination with the initial letter of a term that is considered offensive or taboo or that one does not want to utter.

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noun. The Scriptures; the Bible.

noun. A set of bits that is of a fixed size and is typically operated on by a computer's processor.

transitive verb. To express in words.

interjection. Used to express approval or an affirmative response to something. Sometimes used with up.

idiom. (at a word) In immediate response.

idiom. (good word) A favorable comment.

idiom. (good word) Favorable news.

idiom. (have a word with) To have a brief conversation with (someone); speak to.

idiom. (have no words for) To be unable to describe or talk about.

idiom. (in a word) In short; in summary.

idiom. (in so many words) In precisely those words; exactly.

idiom. (in so many words) Speaking candidly and straightforwardly.

idiom. (of few words) Not conversational or loquacious; laconic.

idiom. (of (one's) word) Displaying personal dependability.

idiom. (take at (someone's) word) To be convinced of another's sincerity and act in accord with his or her statement.

idiom. (take (someone's) word for it) To believe what someone says without investigating further.

idiom. (upon my word) Indeed; really.

noun. An erroneous form of ord.

To express in words; phrase.

To ply with or overpower by words; talk.

To flatter; cajole.

To make or unmake by a word or command.

To speak; talk; converse; discourse.

noun. A sound, or combination of sounds, used in any language as the sign of a conception, or of a conception together with its grammatical relations; the smallest bit of human language forming a grammatical part of speech; a vocable; a term.

noun. The letter or letters or other characters, written or printed, which represent such a vocable: as, a word misprinted.

noun. Speech; talk; discourse; conversation: commonly in the plural.

noun. Saying; remark; expression: as, a word of comfort or sympathy; a word of reproach.

noun. A symbol of thought, as distinguished from thought itself; sound as opposed to sense.

noun. Intelligence; information; tidings; report: without an article, and used only as a singular: as, to send word of one's arrival.

noun. An expression of will or decision; an injunction; command; order.

noun. A password; a watchword; a war-cry; a signal, or term of recognition, even when consisting of several words.

noun. A brief or pithy remark or saying; a proverb; a motto.

noun. Affirmation; promise; obligation; good faith; a term or phrase implying or containing an assertion, declaration, assurance, or the like, which involves the faith or honor of the utterer of it: with a possessive: as, I pledge you my word; on my word, sir.

noun. Utterances or terms interchanged expressive of anger, contention, or reproach: in the plural, and often qualified by high, hot, hard, sharp, or the like.

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