- Look up
whole in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Whole may
refer to:
Whole note, or
semibreve Whole step, or
major second Whole (Jessa
Anderson album)...
- A
whole grain is a
grain of any
cereal and
pseudocereal that
contains the endosperm, germ, and bran, in
contrast to
refined grains,
which retain only...
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Whole Foods Market, Inc. is an
American multinational supermarket chain headquartered in Austin, Texas,
which sells products free from
hydrogenated fats...
- A
whole note (American) or
semibreve (British) in
musical notation is a
single note
equivalent to or
lasting as long as two half
notes or four quarter...
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Whole body
vibration (WBV) is a
generic term used when
vibrations (mechanical oscillations) of any
frequency are
transferred to the
human body. Humans...
- "A
Whole New World" is the
signature song from Disney's 1992
animated feature film Aladdin, with
music by Alan
Menken and
lyrics by Tim Rice. A duet originally...
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Whole-of-society, or
Whole of society, is a
concept in
international relations and
related fields which looks to
engage diverse groups across society to...
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Physics and
Beyond (German: Der Teil und das Ganze: Gespräche im
Umkreis der Atomphysik) is a book by
Werner Heisenberg, the
German physicist who discovered...
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Whole Oats is the
debut studio album by
American pop
music duo Hall & Oates. The
album was
released in
September 1972, by
Atlantic Records. The duo consisted...
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Whole language is a
philosophy of
reading and a
discredited educational method originally developed for
teaching literacy in
English to
young children...
