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- balk.
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Contemporary Examples
After a decade of research on two continents, BK is rolling out new crinkle-cut fries.
“We called him BK Boy and he gets upset,” says a New York City paparazzo who frequently stalks the couple.
Historical Examples
We may adduce also as evidence of the same practice a passage in bk.
Lonely and forlorn are standing epithets of Ossian, and Fingal, Bk.
Ossian in GermanyRudolf Tombo
The high-road to Ayr, as we learn also from the Wallace, Bk.
The BruceJohn Barbour
Evidently a misreading of Ingrame Umphrevell, as is clear from Bk.
The BruceJohn Barbour
For the intrusion of m before b, cf. Ferumbrace for Fierabras in Bk.
The BruceJohn Barbour
bk
- bank
- book
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Bk
- berkelium
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Bk
- The symbol for the elementberkelium
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The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary
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Bk
- The symbol for berkelium.
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berkelium
[bər-kē′lē-əm, bûrk′lē-əm]
- A synthetic, radioactive metallic element of the actinide series that is produced from americium, curium, or plutonium. Its most stable isotope has a half-life of about 1,400 years. Atomic number 97; melting point 986°C; valence 3, 4. See Periodic Table.
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