acus
AmericanEtymology
Origin of acus
From Latin
Example Sentences
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“I want to continue making valuable contributions to ACUS, the rules governing appointments should be consistent regardless of who is in power, current case law is on my side, and I refuse to be bullied by the President,” Severino told Slate.
From Slate
Most Americans have not heard of ACUS, but the agency has considerable influence over federal regulations.
From Slate
“Industry folks launder their ideas through ACUS,” Goodwin told me.
From Slate
“When I went to Stella’s house, I said to her, I cannot believe this! You make an orange sponge cake, pan de Espanya, with agua de acus, orange blossom water.”
From Slate
Police say the Acus vehicle than crossed over the double yellow line into oncoming traffic, running into a Cadillac.
From Washington Times
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