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n. a detailed account or diary of a journey |
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tenet |
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itinerary |
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patter |
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impromptu |
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adj. incapable of being concealed |
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insuppressible |
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obsolete |
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reversion |
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migratory |
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n. an escort or lover |
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aggrandize |
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beau |
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iridescent |
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allotment |
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n. an opening or cavity |
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sinus |
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inwardly |
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append |
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parallel |
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n. a high official administrator of the affairs of a diocese |
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archdeacon |
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necrosis |
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locomotion |
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oddity |
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n. liveliness |
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unaffected |
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tinge |
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potentate |
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vivacity |
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v. to produce |
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engender |
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assassination |
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reconstruct |
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covert |
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n. self-distrust |
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renunciation |
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lateral |
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diffidence |
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effect |
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v. to breathe forth |
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undercharge |
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necrology |
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rejoin |
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exhale |
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n. the system, doctrine, and practice of the Roman Catholic Church |
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oculist |
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entwine |
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Catholicism |
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militate |
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v. to judge of before hearing evidence |
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forejudge |
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armory |
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liniment |
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eradicate |
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n. the pressure of necessity |
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urgency |
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violoncello |
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innumerable |
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facsimile |
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n. a leaden sash-bar or grooved strip for fastening panes in stained-glass windows |
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trio |
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carnivorous |
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came |
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disavow |
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adj. belonging, relating to, or abounding in color |
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modernity |
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defiant |
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duteous |
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chromatic |
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adj. having or showing devotion to the acquisition of knowledge |
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idolize |
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postdate |
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executor |
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studious |
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n. a great Hindu prince |
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transfusible |
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maharaja |
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magnificence |
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preservation |
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adj. mercenary, corrupt |
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numeration |
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chattel |
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antispasmodic |
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venal |
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v. to continue steadfast against opposition |
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cursive |
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dermatology |
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equitable |
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persist |
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adj. destitute of animal life |
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inanimate |
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academy |
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nominal |
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trepidation |
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n. the right or act of purchasing before others |
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forgo |
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preemption |
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indefinitely |
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rookery |
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n. any sham, pretense, or deceptive movement |
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borough |
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sympathize |
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fallacious |
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feint |
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n. the act of ending or concluding |
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termination |
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counterpart |
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cosmos |
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forego |
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v. to fill with dismay or horror |
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appall |
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wampum |
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armful |
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adulterant |
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adj. savage |
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off |
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intermission |
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devilry |
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inhuman |
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n. a gum or resin which on burning yields aromatic fumes |
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frankincense |
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crevice |
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accession |
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maintain |
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adv. an expression of assent |
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physics |
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aye |
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recognizance |
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attache |
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adj. involving or requiring much sitting |
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piecemeal |
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sedentary |
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rhapsody |
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madden |
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n. one who or that which aids or helps, especially when regarded as subsidiary or accessory |
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auxiliary |
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pentathlon |
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globose |
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contributor |
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adj. touching or joining at the edge or boundary |
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Sybarite |
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unavoidable |
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contiguous |
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satire |
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adj. pertaining to the act or sense of hearing |
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ode |
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inceptive |
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amusement |
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acoustic |
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adj. that may be pardoned or forgiven, a forgivable sin |
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venial |
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rebut |
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fragile |
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adduce |
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n. mandate |
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gaily |
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pomposity |
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discord |
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injunction |
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n. lack of import or of importance |
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deify |
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low-spirited |
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locomotion |
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insignificance |
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n. a scholar who makes needless and inopportune display of his learning |
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pedant |
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servitude |
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kilowatt |
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appertain |
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n. a plant that produces leaves and roots the first year and flowers and fruit the second |
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garnish |
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cataract |
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irritable |
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biennial |
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n. a Spanish dance, illustrative of the passion of love, accompanied by caste nets and singing |
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irrepressible |
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bibliography |
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bolero |
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sequel |
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n. the sound produced by combining two vowels in to a single syllable or running together the sounds |
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diphthong |
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impunity |
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premature |
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redemption |
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adj. laborious |
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transfuse |
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toilsome |
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knighthood |
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witticism |
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adj. quarrelsome |
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pugnacious |
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excursion |
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persuade |
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massacre |
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v. to teach or imbue with the doctrines of Calvinism |
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Calvinize |
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peddle |
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neopaganism |
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wretchedness |
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