Pretexture
Pre`tex´ture
| n. | 1. | A pretext. |
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- preterition
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- preterm baby
- preterm infant
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- pretheatre
- Pretibial
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- pretor
- Pretoria
- pretorial
- pretorian
- Pretorian bands
- Pretorian gate
- Pretorianism
- pretorium
- Pretorius
- Pretorius Andries Wilhelmus Jacobus
- Pretorship
- Pretorture
- pretournament
- pretrain
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- pretreatment
- pretrial
- pre-trial
- pretrial conference
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- pretheater
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- prethreshold markings
- prethroid
- Prethrombin 2 Associated with Fragment 2
- prethyroid
- prethyroidealprethyroidean
- Preti, Mattia
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- pretibial edema
- pretibial edema
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- pretibial fever
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- pretibial myxedema
- pretibial myxedema
- pretil
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