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Co-authored-by: jason-price-mongodb <[email protected]>

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Co-authored-by: jason-price-mongodb <[email protected]>

Author: jason-price-mongodb

source/reference/glossary.txt

@@ -182,6 +182,10 @@ Glossary
    cluster
       See :term:`sharded cluster`.
 
+   cluster-to-cluster sync
+      Synchronizes data between :term:`sharded clusters <sharded
+      cluster>`. Also known as C2C sync.
+
    collection
       A grouping of MongoDB :term:`documents <document>`. A collection
       is the equivalent of an :term:`RDBMS` table. A collection exists
@@ -579,6 +583,10 @@ Glossary
       data. MongoDB uses md5 to identify chunks of data for
       :term:`GridFS`. See :doc:`/reference/command/filemd5`.
 
+   member
+      An individual :term:`mongod` process. A :term:`replica set` has
+      multiple members. A member is also known as a :term:`node`.
+
    MIB
       Management Information Base. MongoDB uses MIB files to define the type of
       data tracked by SNMP in the MongoDB Enterprise edition.
@@ -638,6 +646,10 @@ Glossary
       the partition can communicate to the other side only if they
       originate the communications channel.
 
+   node
+      An individual :term:`mongod` process. A :term:`replica set` has
+      multiple nodes. A node is also known as a :term:`member`.
+
    noop
       The No Operation (NOOP) is a I/O operation scheduler that allocates
       I/O bandwidth for incoming processes into a first-in-first-out 
@@ -655,6 +667,9 @@ Glossary
 
       See :ref:`document-bson-type-object-id` for BSON-specific information.
 
+   object identifier
+      See :term:`ObjectId`.
+
    operator
       A keyword beginning with a ``$`` used to express an update,
       complex query, or data transformation. For example, ``$gt`` is the