1,700,000
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
2,649,366
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
20,080
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From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
4765
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
4766
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
AdmiralnounUS /ˈædmərəl/
the supreme commander of a fleet; ranks above a vice admiral and below a fleet admiral
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
AfterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
(of actions or states) slightly short of or not quite accomplished; all but
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
AlphanounUS /ˈælfə/
the 1st letter of the Greek alphabet
From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
appendedverbUS /əˈpendɪd/
past form of “append” — add to the very end
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
Aquilae
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From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
armiesnounUS /ˈɑːrmiz/
plural of “army” — a permanent organization of the military land forces of a nation or state
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
accomplishment of an objective
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
arrownounUS /ˈæroʊ/
a mark to indicate a direction or relation
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
axisnounUS /ˈæksəs/
a straight line through a body or figure that satisfies certain conditions
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
for the reason that
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
Belcross
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
billionsnounUS /ˈbɪljənz/
plural of “billion” — the number that is represented as a one followed by 12 zeros; in the United Kingdom the usage followed in the United States is frequently seen
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
being of the achromatic color of maximum darkness; having little or no hue owing to absorption of almost all incident light
From this reading His wide-set black eyes mocked the other two players.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
a degree on the centigrade scale of temperature
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
a game played with playing cards
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
a period of 100 years
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
crueladjectiveUS /ˈkruːəl/
(of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
involving or causing danger or risk; liable to hurt or harm
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
the specified day of the month
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
DatesnounUS /deɪts/
plural of “date” — the specified day of the month
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
causing or capable of causing death
From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
the property created by the space between two objects or points
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
the 3rd planet from the sun; the planet we live on
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
Earth-Aquilae
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
opinion or judgment
From this reading His wide-set black eyes mocked the other two players.
the act of fighting; any contest or struggle
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
FlagshipnounUS /ˈflæɡʃɪp/
the chief one of a related group
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
group of aircraft operating together under the same ownership
From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
a formation of aircraft in flight
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
FordnounUS /fɔːrd/
United States film maker (1896-1973)
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
formationnounUS /fɔːrˈmeɪʃən/
an arrangement of people or things acting as a unit
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
having or given a form or shape
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
a metric unit of weight equal to one thousandth of a kilogram
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
GeneralissimonounUS /ˌdʒenerəˈlɪsɪmoʊ/
the officer who holds the supreme command
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
a brittle transparent solid with irregular atomic structure
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
consisting of one of two equivalent parts in value or quantity
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
hand-hole
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
haughtyadjectiveUS /ˈhɔːti/
having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
humanadjectiveUS /ˈhjuːmən/
characteristic of humanity
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
humansnounUS /ˈhjuːmənz/
all of the living human inhabitants of the earth
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
IdsnounUS /ˈaɪˈdiːz/
plural of “id” — a state in the Rocky Mountains
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
a unit of length equal to one twelfth of a foot
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
the month following May and preceding July
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
laminatedverbUS /ˈlæməneɪtəd/
past form of “laminate” — create laminate by bonding sheets of material with a bonding material
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
of comparatively little physical weight or density
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
plural of “lip” — either of two fleshy folds of tissue that surround the mouth and play a role in speaking
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
the basic unit of length adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites (approximately 1.094 yards)
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
machinesnounUS /məˈʃiːnz/
plural of “machine” — any mechanical or electrical device that transmits or modifies energy to perform or assist in the performance of human tasks
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
mockedverbUS /mɑːkt/
past form of “mock” — treat with contempt
From this reading His wide-set black eyes mocked the other two players.
(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree
From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
From this reading His wide-set black eyes mocked the other two players.
a multivalent nonmetallic element of the nitrogen family that occurs commonly in inorganic phosphate rocks and as organic phosphates in all living cells; is highly reactive and occurs in several allotropic forms
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
passengernounUS /ˈpæsəndʒər/
a traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
United States feminist (1885-1977)
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
playersnounUS /ˈpleɪərz/
plural of “player” — a person who participates in or is skilled at some game
From this reading His wide-set black eyes mocked the other two players.
a correctional institution where persons are confined while on trial or for punishment
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
a person who is confined; especially a prisoner of war
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
the act of physically reaching or thrusting out
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
robotnounUS /ˈroʊbɑːt/
a mechanism that can move automatically
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
ROVERnounUS /ˈroʊvər/
someone who leads a wandering unsettled life
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
RummynounUS /ˈrʌmi/
a chronic drinker
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
being the one previously mentioned or spoken of
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
ScheduledadjectiveUS /ˈskedʒʊld/
planned or scheduled for some certain time or times
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
scrapnounUS /skræp/
a small fragment of something broken off from the whole
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
plural of “ship” — a vessel that carries passengers or freight
From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
change one's facial expression by spreading the lips, often to signal pleasure
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
disposed of to a purchaser
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
move hurridly
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
spreadingnounUS /ˈspredɪŋ/
process or result of distributing or extending over a wide expanse of space
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
storedverbUS /stɔːrd/
past form of “store” — keep or lay aside for future use
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
survivingadjectiveUS /sərˈvaɪvɪŋ/
still in existence
From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
a set of data arranged in rows and columns
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
the cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one; the base of the decimal system
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
trademarknounUS /ˈtreɪdmɑːrk/
a distinctive characteristic or attribute
From this reading His lips formed into the cruel haughty smile that had been his trademark to billions of humans for almost half a century.
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number
From this reading His wide-set black eyes mocked the other two players.
underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/
below or beneath something; less than
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
VicenounUS /vaɪs/
moral weakness
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
Vilbis
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
a heavy grey-white metallic element; the pure form is used mainly in electrical applications; it is found in several ores including wolframite and scheelite
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
an architectural partition with a height and length greater than its thickness; used to divide or enclose an area or to support another structure
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
the waging of armed conflict against an enemy
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading But more deadly was-- _Fleet: Alpha Aquilae; 20,080 surviving ships.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading After the war, Earth stored away its robot armies or sold them for scrap--because fighting machines were dangerous.
wide-set
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From this reading His wide-set black eyes mocked the other two players.
William
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From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.
a late time of life
From this reading Flagship ROVER._ _Fleet Admiral William A. Ford, Vice Admiral Paul G. Belcross robot;_ _2,649,366 (Ids. appended)_ _passenger: (human);_ _Generalissimo Vilbis (prisoner under w.c.a.)_ _Dates May 7, 4765; flight formation arrow, speed 1,700,000 m.p.s._ _Scheduled date of arrival at Earth: June 11, 4766_ _Distance from Earth on Earth-Aquilae axis: ten light years._ "Rummy," Vilbis said, reaching through the hand-hole in the inch thick laminated glass wall of his prison and spreading his cards on the table.