Long form pro
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CPALong-form pro
HOWIEPro Football Hall-of-Famer Long
CPAForm-1040 pro
CPAForm 1040 pro
CPATax form pro
MACROLong: comb. form.
MAKROLong: Comb. form.
ITEMIZESUses a long form
ESSAYLong-form writing assignment
ITEMIZESUses the long form
ITEMIZERTaxpayer using a long form, usually
PARTABeginning section of a long form
ridgeto form into long, narrow elevations
AEONSHow long it takes mountains to form
EONSHow long it takes mountains to form
ridgedRIDGE, to form into long, narrow elevations
ORANGShort form for animal with long arms
EONSHow long it takes canyons to form
ridgesRIDGE, to form into long, narrow elevations
tressto form into long locks of hair
USMASch. whose grads form "The Long Gray Line"
grooveto form a groove (a long narrow depression)
tressingTRESS, to form into long locks of hair
FYKEFish net in form of a long bag.
groovesGROOVE, to form a groove (a long narrow depression)
groovingGROOVE, to form a groove (a long narrow depression)
groovedGROOVE, to form a groove (a long narrow depression)
EONHow long it might take for a mountain to form
fissuringSplit or crack (something) to form a long narrow opening
chamferto groove (to form a groove (a long narrow depression))
fissuredSplit or crack (something) to form a long narrow opening
periphrasisthe use of an unnecessarily long or roundabout form of expression.
chamfersCHAMFER, to groove (to form a groove (a long narrow depression))
grooverone that grooves (to form a groove (a long narrow depression))
chamferingCHAMFER, to groove (to form a groove (a long narrow depression))
chamferedCHAMFER, to groove (to form a groove (a long narrow depression))
grooversGROOVER, one that grooves (to form a groove (a long narrow depression))
rulablea printed or drawn character in the form of a long thin line
turretedhaving whorls in the form of a long or towering spiral, as certain shells
capelliniPasta in the form of long, thin round strands, only slightly thicker than angel hair