Lab

[lab] /læb/

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[lab] /læb/
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/læb/
noun (informal)
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short for laboratory
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short for Labrador retriever
abbreviation
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laboratory
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labour
abbreviation
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(politics) Labour
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Labrador
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shortened form of laboratory, 1895.

modifier

: a lab report

noun

laboratory
Labrador retriever
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label
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labor
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laboratory
Labrador

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