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  [kar-uh t] /ˈkær ət/ noun 1. a unit for measuring the fineness of gold, pure gold being 24 karats fine. Abbreviation: k., kt. /ˈkærət/ noun 1. (US & Canadian) a measure of the proportion of gold in an alloy, expressed as the number of parts of gold in 24 parts of the alloy Also spelt […]

• Karate

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