Aco
aco
Association of Commissioned Officers
Contemporary Examples
However, so far, all four have declined to participate in the aco program.
Can the Cleveland Clinic Save American Health Care? Megan McArdle February 25, 2013
Historical Examples
No woman was ever heard to say, “Manciganguin mo aco” (Make me thy daughter-in-law).
A Visit to the Philippine Islands John Bowring
Sumasangpalataia aco sa di os ama, macagagaua sa lahat, mangagaua nang lang̃it at nang lu, pa.
Doctrina Christiana Anonymous
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- Acoe
acoe Army Corps of Engineers
- Acoelomate
Also, acoelomatous [ey-see-lom-uh-tuh s, -loh-muh-] /ˌeɪ siˈlɒm ə təs, -ˈloʊ mə-/ (Show IPA), acoelomous. having no coelum. any organism that lacks a cavity between the body wall and the digestive tract, including the flatworms, nemertines, and sea anemones.
- Acoelous
without a true alimentary canal. .
- Acoenaesthesia
. loss of the physical awareness of one’s body. acenesthesia a·ce·nes·the·si·a (ā-sē’nĭs-thē’zē-ə, -zhə, ā-sěn’ĭs-) n. Absence of the sensation of physical existence and well-being or of the consciousness of normal bodily functioning.