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bus (female noun) A much-maligned device for hauling people.
bye (interjection)
Diminutive of goodbye. [ and thanks for buying! ] (Yijing: Retreat #33)
low (verb)
To make the understandably mournful sound of a cow, to moo. (Yijinj: The Gentle (The Penetrating, Wind) #57)

The 3 Letter Dictionary folds up into a one inch thick, 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" by 12" triangle.
Within its accordion-folds are three separate paths, determined by the apex opened.
Altogether the book contains twenty-six pages.
Representative pages from each of its three section appear below.
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Page 5, within the introduction, includes a representation of the "Try Angular Oracle" in action,
a three-fingered spelling of "wry." In addition to instructional descriptions of several oracular methods,
page 5 also introduces the gender within English nouns.
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Page 19, deep within "The Definitions," shows entries for T, U, and V, and a sample "morphodox,"
demonstrating how the word "tip" tips.
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Page 24, the "Try Angular Oracle," provides rapid answers within a magical triangle whose six
six-way intersections each sum up to 78.
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