member

Less common meanings

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   programmingnouncountable

   In computer programs, a piece of data or an action that belongs to a class or to the objects made from it.

   Like a drawer inside a cabinet that holds one part of what the object knows.

   Each member of the class stores part of the object's data.

   The programmer added a new member to the object.

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   limbnouncountable

   A limb or organ of the body that does a particular job.

   For as we haue many members in one body, and all members haue not the same office:

   1611, The Holy Bible, King James Version

   Similarlimb

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   penisnouneuphemisticcountable

   A polite word for the penis.

   If your wife is old and your member is exhausted, eat onions in plenty.

   1961, Harry E. Wedeck, Dictionary of Aphrodisiacs

   Similarpenis, organ

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   equation sidenouncountable

   One of the two sides of an equation, on either side of the equals sign.

   Similarside

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   archive filenouncountable

   A single file kept inside a larger archive file.

   Like one letter inside a big envelope full of letters.

   Extract each member from the zip file before opening it.

   The archive contained hundreds of members.

   Similarfile, entry

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   logic premisenouncountable

   In logic, one of the statements that make up an argument.

   Similarpremise

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    consumer judgenounAustraliacountable

    In Australia, the official who hears and decides cases in a tribunal, for example about shopping or renting problems.

    Like a referee who decides which side is right.

    The member heard both sides before ruling.

    She took her complaint to the tribunal, and a member decided it in a week.

    Similarjudge, adjudicator

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    noun

    A separate part of a sentence, speech or line of poetry, such as a clause.