Definition: (1) A function with exactly n arguments. (2) A
function which takes any number of arguments, or a variable
number of arguments. See also constant function, unary function,
binary function, trinary function. Note: By analogy with unary,
binary, etc. If you have suggestions, corrections, or comments,
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