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What AHD, D.J., Johns and K.K. stand for?



 
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What AHD, D.J., Johns and K.K. stand for? #1 (permalink) Thu Nov 17, 2005 14:31 pm   What AHD, D.J., Johns and K.K. stand for?		  
The words in my dictionary are given their pronunciations in ways of AHD, D.J., Johns and K.K. respectively. But I don't know what AHD, D.J., Johns and K.K. stand for. Please help me.

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Help #2 (permalink) Thu Nov 17, 2005 14:41 pm   Help		  
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AHD = American Heritage Dictionary

Where are you? I suspect that DJ and KK are Japanese/English dictionaries. Johns has me stumped.
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