[ˈkɑːstə], (Noun)

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- each of a set of small swivelling wheels fixed to the legs or base of a heavy piece of furniture so that it can be moved easily

- a small container with holes in the top, especially one used for sprinkling sugar or pepper


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late 17th century (in castor): originally a variant of caster, in the general sense ‘something that casts’

[ˈkɑːstə], (Noun)

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- an oily reddish-brown substance secreted by beavers, used in medicine and perfumes


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Origin:
late Middle English (in the sense ‘beaver’): from Old French or Latin, from Greek kastōr

[ˈkɑːstə], (Noun)

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- the twin brother of Pollux

- the second-brightest star in the constellation Gemini, close to Pollux. It is a multiple star system, the three components visible in a moderate telescope being close binaries


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