Cancer
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- noun
- /ˈkænsər/
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- Many of my friends are Cancers, and we enjoy discussing our shared traits.
We are Cancers, we like to call it.
- We are Cancers, we like to call it.
- I feel like Cancers are going to love this.
- I got sad and she said no, I don't have cancer, I'm a cancer.
- But I also have realized that like, girls, like I like a lot of my best friends are Cancer girls, but Cancer boys and I don't mesh.
Examples
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But I also have realized that like, girls, like I like a lot of my best friends are Cancer girls, but Cancer boys and I don't mesh.
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I have always identified strongly with Cancer as my star sign.
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We are Cancers, we like to call it.
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I feel like Cancers are going to love this.
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Good people, Cancers.
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Cancers and Geminis might have a little more variability.
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I have always identified strongly with Cancer because it reflects my personality traits.
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As a typical Cancer, I value family and emotional connections deeply.
Synonyms
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A person born between June 21 and July 22 under the sign Cancer
Compounds
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A serious lung illness from harmful cell growth often caused by smoking
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A disease in the prostate where cells grow too much and make a harmful lump
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A harmful growth in the large intestine that can spread to other parts
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A serious disease of the pancreas, the organ behind the stomach, where cells grow without control
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A serious liver disease in which cells grow too fast and form a harmful lump
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A disease in the mouth when harmful cells grow and form a lump often on the lips or tongue
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An imaginary line around the Earth about 23 degrees north of the Equator where the sun can be directly overhead
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A small abnormal structure inside certain white blood cells seen in some cancers
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A large red crab called the Jonah crab that lives in deep water off the eastern coast of North America
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A crab that lives on rocky coasts of eastern North America and is often caught for food
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A large crab from the Pacific coast of North America that people eat
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A plant like sage with hairy leaves and small purple flowers that grows in the eastern United States
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A harmful growth that starts in the body's glands, like the breast or prostate
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A group of cancer cells that have not yet grown into deeper tissue or spread to other body parts
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A harmful growth in the womb that starts in tissue from pregnancy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cancer comes from the Latin word cancer meaning 'crab', and people born between June 21 and July 22 are called a Cancer because the zodiac sign for that time is a crab.