Word Finder - singleton

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A playing card that is the only one of its suit in a hand, especially at bridge.

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A hand containing only one card of a certain suit.

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A single object, especially one of a group.

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A class that may not be instantiated more than once, i.e. that implements the singleton design pattern.

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A set with exactly one element.

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A child or animal that is born singly, not as a twin or other multiple birth.

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singleton preterm birth

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A person without a romantic partner.

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A person without a dissociative identity.

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A single consonant, as opposed to a geminated consonant.

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singleton sonorants

Mr Singleton, 11 Jul 05 This seemed like a slightly amateurish service which is cheaper than the standard airport parking.

Director John Singleton does a decent job with the action and creates some extremely frenetic car chases.

Should she agree, with that information gained, I discuss the increased risks of a twin over a singleton pregnancy.

When asking what had happened I asked West whether they usually opened 1NT with a singleton - and he looked a bit sheepish!

The 4 bid was showing a singleton or void.

Also, declarer has 3 spades and dummy has 4, so partner has a singleton.

The species targetted for the night was the Coast Dart, which we managed to record a singleton of along with several Shore Wainscot.

Two more were trapped on 1 July, with a further singleton on 8 July.

It's tricky being the only singleton when all your friends have settled down.

One more singleton has left paradise - and some more new playmates have arrived.

The moth of the night was a singleton Black Rustic that made up for most of us feeling rather soggy.

When asking what had happened I asked West whether they usually opened 1NT with a singleton - and he looked a bit sheepish !

It 's tricky being the only singleton when all your friends have settled down.

The outcomes of trial of labor in the twin pregnancy were similar to singleton pregnancy.

No difference in outcome for babies compared to singleton babies.

You want partner to have clubs or else a singleton club for slam.

The technical play is to cash the ace, catering for a singleton king, as running the queen never gains a trick.

Customize the given container builder, which will be used to create the singleton container instance.

The following morning by sheer coincidence a singleton of this species was found in the garden trap and I knew instantly what it was !

Singleton LJ stated that the technicalities involved in such a decision were " a blot upon the administration of the law ".

Was Paul 's boss Alex Singleton a " wonk whore " when he used to work at the IPN?

She has dated director John Singleton (and appeared in his film, Higher Learning), basketball player Chris Webber and musician Seal.

Twins, for example, have four times the risk of developing CP as children from singleton pregnancies, owing to the fact that more twin pregnancies are delivered prematurely.

This theory is supported by a significantly higher incidence of clubfoot among twins compared to singleton births.

You should only be taking in an extra 300 calories a day if you are pregnant with a singleton.

An ultrasound photo gallery has thousands of pictures from ultrasounds, of singleton and multiple pregnancies.

Learning how to have twins may seem like a fun way to expand your family as quickly as possible, but a twin pregnancy carries higher risk to both mother and child when compared to a singleton birth.

She has dated John Singleton and Chris Webber.

Captain Singleton, the last work of the year, has been unjustly depreciated by most of the commentators.

The record of the journey across Africa, with its surprising anticipations of subsequent discoveries, yields in interest to no work of the kind known to us; and the semipiratical Quaker who accompanies Singleton in his buccaneering expeditions is a most life-like character.

He got some assistance from Gustavus Hesselius, a Swedish portrait painter then living near Annapolis, and from John Singleton Copley in Boston; and in 1767-1770 he studied under Benjamin West in London.