- sci|o|graph|ic
- sci|o|graph|ic «SY uh GRAF ihk», adjective.= skiagraphic. (Cf. ↑skiagraphic)
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
sci|a|graph|ic — «SY uh GRAF ihk», adjective. = skiagraphic. (Cf. ↑skiagraphic) … Useful english dictionary
sci|a|graph — «SY uh graf, grahf», noun, transitive verb. = skiagraph. (Cf. ↑skiagraph) … Useful english dictionary
sci|o|graph — «SY uh graf, grahf», noun, verb. = skiagraph. (Cf. ↑skiagraph) … Useful english dictionary
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