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  • 41Prodigy (rappeur) — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Prodigy et Albert Johnson. Prodigy Prodigy du Mobb Deep Surnom Pee Nom Albe …

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  • 42prodigy — noun (plural gies) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin prodigium omen, monster, from pro , prod + igium (akin to aio I say) more at adage Date: 15th century 1. a. a portentous event ; omen b. something extraordinary or inexplicable 2 …

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  • 44Prodigy — ● /pro di dji/ np. m. tm.? ►TM►HISTO réseau propriétaire d IBM. Le seul prodige en était le prix et le niveau de censure (il fut d ailleurs un temps interdit d y parler des tarifs de ce réseau, ce qui fit bondir certains usagers) …

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  • 45prodigy — prod·i·gy || prÉ‘dɪdʒɪ / prÉ’d n. marvel, wonder, something extraordinary; genius, person with exceptional intelligence …

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  • 46prodigy — noun (plural prodigies) 1》 a person, especially a young one, with exceptional abilities.     ↘an outstanding example of a quality. 2》 an amazing or unusual thing. Origin C15: from L. prodigium portent …

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  • 47prodigy — n. 1. Marvel, portent, wonder, miracle. 2. Monster, monstrosity, unnatural product …

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  • 48prodigy — n 1. child genius, wonder child, Ger. Wunderkind. Mozart, Sl. Whiz Kid, Inf. quiz kid, Joel Kupperman; genius, Inf. natural born genius, Inf. brain, Einstein, Inf. wizard, Inf. whiz, mental giant, intellect, intellectual; walking encyclopedia or… …

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  • 49prodigy — prod·i·gy …

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  • 50prodigy — noun Syn: genius, mastermind, virtuoso, wunderkind; informal whizz kid, whizz Ant: dunce, amateur …

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