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n. Hindrance. |
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allotment |
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obstruction |
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anticyclone |
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multiform |
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v. To deliver an elaborate or
formal public speech. |
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orate |
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magician |
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access |
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guzzle |
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v. To send off or consign, as
to an obscure position or remote
destination. |
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relegate |
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efficient |
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endurable |
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monolith |
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n. Profound lethargy. |
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latency |
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stupor |
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alder |
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Calvinize |
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n. Predestination. |
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foreordination |
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exemplar |
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dissonance |
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referrer |
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n. Perplexity. |
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salutary |
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paraphernalia |
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intricacy |
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parsimonious |
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n. The science of man in
general. |
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generosity |
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obtrude |
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anthropology |
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octavo |
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n. One who owns, enjoys, or
controls anything, as property. |
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possessor |
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immutable |
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kiln |
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lyric |
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adj. Pertaining to the
face. |
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abdicate |
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decorous |
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inexplicable |
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facial |
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n. A length of 1,000
meters. |
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expatriate |
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contender |
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kilometer |
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Epicurean |
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n. A doctrine of creation or of
the origin of the universe. |
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Briticism |
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cosmogony |
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Britannia |
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instill |
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n. The exertion of opposite
effort or effect. |
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collusion |
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resistance |
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repine |
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contemporaneous |
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n. A wharf or artificial
landing-place on the shore of a harbor or
projecting into it. |
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insatiable |
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fez |
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quay |
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intolerable |
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adj. Of, pertaining to, or like
the air. |
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legionary |
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aerial |
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debonair |
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tentative |
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adj. Corresponding (to some
other) in certain respects, as in form,
proportion, relations. |
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analogous |
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suppression |
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phonology |
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cholera |
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n. One who sells
fish. |
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fishmonger |
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famish |
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pectoral |
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blemish |
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adj. Able to reinforce sound by
sympathetic vibrations. |
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resonance |
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clandestine |
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diffusion |
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quietus |
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v. To make a beginning in some
occupation or scheme. |
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muster |
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embark |
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ocular |
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apprehensible |
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n. An expression of disapproval
or blame personally addressed to one
censured. |
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pitiful |
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reproof |
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mutation |
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raillery |
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n. Apex. |
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vertex |
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miscount |
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dearth |
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menace |
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