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common [ co·mmon ]
Adjective (commoner, commonest)
common misspellings
Turtles are common, and the reef is packed with octopuses.
the common gull
the dwellings of common people
common decency
the common or vernacular name
the two republics' common border
common land
I don't know how to do the least common multiple and the least common denominator.
Bryan was a vulgar and common man, a cad undiluted.
He was charged with affray and common assault rather than violent disorder and was jailed for six months.
Noun
we spent the morning tramping over the common looking for flowers
It comes down to being sage, and using a bit of common, really.
It should follow also that the beneficiaries of the 1877 trust were also those (both present and future) who would have been entitled to the rights of common.
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