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21ado — aficionado badaud cadeau carbonado crado desperado eldorado fado hadaux mikado pintadeau radeau zapateado …
22-ado — in COMMANDO (Cf. commando), DESPERADO (Cf. desperado), TORNADO (Cf. tornado), and other words of Spanish and Portuguese origin, person or group participating in an action, from L. atus, pp. suffix of verbs of the first conjugation (Cf. ADE (Cf.… …
23ado — (n.) late 14c., conflict, fighting; difficulty, trouble, compounded from at do, dialectal in Norse influenced areas of England for to do, as some Scandinavian languages used at with infinitive of a verb where Modern English uses to. For sense… …
24ADO — (ActiveX Data Object) a·do || É™ duË Microsoft interface that provides a fast and universal method for accessing different types of databases (Computers) …
25ado — [ado] adj. et n. Adolescent : Un camp d ados …
26ado — fuss, pother, flurry, bustle, *stir Analogous words: trouble, pains, exertion, *effort Contrasted words: quietness, stillness, silence (see corresponding adjectives at STILL): calm, serenity, tranquillity (see corresponding adjectives at CALM) …
27ado — [n] fuss bother, confusion, excitement, flurry, hubbub, to do*, travail, trouble, turmoil; concepts 46,106,388,633 …
28-ado — ado, da sufijo 1. do …
29-ado — ado, da 1. suf. Aparece en adjetivos y sustantivos derivados de sustantivos y verbos de la primera conjugación. Forma adjetivos que expresan la presencia de lo significado por el primitivo. Barbado, sexuado, invertebrado. 2. Otros expresan… …
30ado — ► NOUN ▪ trouble; fuss. ORIGIN originally in the sense «action, business»: from northern dialect at do «to do» …
