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| A PERSON WHO FORMALLY EXAMINES & VERIFIES FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS |
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| A TRIAL PERFORMANCE TO EVALUATE A PERFORMER'S SKILLS |
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| NOT CAPABLE OF BEING HEARD |
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CLASHING DISCORDANT
IMCOMPATIBLE, DISAGREEING |
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A CONTINUING OR ECHOING OF SOUND;
A RICHNESS & VARIETY IN DEPTH/QUALITY OF SOUND |
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| HAVEING TO DO W/SOUND; RELATED TO SPEED OF SOUND IN AIR (ABOUT 750 MPH) |
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| USE OF SOUND VIBRATIONS OVER THE LIMITS OF HUMAN HEARING TO PRODUCE IMAGE FOR MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS |
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| STRAYING FROM RIGHT, NORMAL, NATURAL |
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WANDERING OR MOVING ABOUT AIMLESSLY
(DON QUIXOTE WAS KNIGHT ERRANT)
STRAYING OUTSIDE OF ACCEPTED STANDARD |
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| HAVING NO FIXED COURSE; LACKING CONSISTENCY |
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A MISTAKE IN PRINTED MATERIAL
(PLURAL IS ERRATA) |
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| BOOK PAGE THAT LISTS MISTAKES FOUND TOO LATE TO CORRECT BEFORE PUBLICATION |
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TO GIVE IN A REQUEST OR DEMAND
TO GIVE APPROVAL OR CONSENT |
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A PROCEDING EVENT, STATE, OR CAUSE - ONE'S ANCESTOR OR PARENT;
THE NOUN TO WHICH A PRONOUN REFER |
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THE YIELDING OF A POINT OR PRIVILEGE, OFTEN UNWILLINGLY
AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OR ADMISSION |
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| SOMETHING DONE OR SAID THAT MAY BE AN EXAMPLE OR RULE TO GUIDE LATER ACTS OF A SIMILAR KIND |
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| A KIND OF MUSIC PLAYED BY 1 OR 2 INSTRUMENTS |
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| FULL, LOUD, OR RICH IN SOUND |
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