Synonyms to word also

adj.

tending to repair (also reparatory)

n.

free time spent taking care also of work-related tasks

formed based on «work» and «leisure»

id.

expression meaning that one should not criticize someone else for a mistake that he/she also makes or a flaw that he/she also has

adj.

in modern usage, especially among young people, also used disparagingly to mean ‘rubbish’ or ‘ridiculous’

that is so gay: c’est nase

v.

to lie lazily (in the sun): lizards bask on rocks, people bask on beaches. Also fig: to bask in someone’s reflected glory; to bask in media attention.

adj.

That contains a node or nodes. Also as the second element in compounds: that contains or has a specified number of nodes.

[US] es genial

n.

In sports like Basketball, Baseball, Football also known as «Jersey»

[US];[Slang];[Fam.] Jersey swap

n.

an affectionate slang name for a penis, similar to tadger, which is a more common used term. Used especially in the North of England, Todger has also been used as a nickname, particularly for males called Tom and Todd

n.

Portmanteau of the words «mom» and «manager». A momager is a mother who is also the business manager for her son or daughter.

n.

restaurant; bar, pub, cafe that serves also food

[UK]

n.

a demonym, also referred to as a gentilic, is a name for a resident of a locality.

ex.: the demonym for the people of Italy is Italian.

adj.

[med.] of or relating to the medical consideration of the whole person in the treatment of a disease, not only physically but also taking into account mental and social factors rather than just the symptoms

Ex: That clinic offers a holistic medecine approach to treat both the body and the mind sometimes even using practises from eastern traditions such as meditation or acupuncture.

n.

A seagrass species that is endemic to the Mediterranean Sea. Also called Neptune grass.

[Bot.] Latin: Posidonia oceanica. Another species (Posidonia australis) is endemic to Australia.

adj.

shortened variant of odoriferous, odorous or fragrant; also called odiferant

exp.

have a powerful impact on someone; impress; generate an emotion (positive, but also negative)

it can be used to describe a feeling of fear or a positive emotion; e.g.: «This violin music gives me the chills» or «Being all alone in that old house after dark…it gave me the chills.»

n.

business linked to the Internet but also to traditional economy

INTERNET

n.

the practice of using very long words. Also sesquipedalism, sesquipedality. — sesquipedal, sesquipedalian, adj.

n.

also FCR, a customer-service indicator used in the call center industry.

[Bus.]

q.

This expression means it is better to let one’s emotions out, rather than bottled up inside. It is also often said when someone has gas.

this is just something my grandmother would say in cajun french