An object that is interesting because of  its age or association  with a holy person.

To escape from or avoid someone by using guile. 

The front part of a coat that is folded back towards the shoulder and on which the buttonhole appears.

Supremely excellent. Perfect.

Microscopic units of an organism.

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To suddenly surprise or startle somebody so that the person is unsure how to react. (to be taken …)

Collection of the sacred writings of the Christian religion. Old Testament and New Testament.

To regard with repugnance, disgust or hatred.

Entertainer who essentially amuses the audience.

Parts of type-face in printing that project above the body. This word has a second meaning: ² Medieval Irish or Scottish light infantrymen.

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To bring down; make lower in rank, condition, or character. To humble or humiliate. Degrade.

Not new or interesting; commonplace; stale; trite.

The true inner self as opposed to the outer persona.  Life principle, soul.

Caribbean. Rain tree.

The largest ox-like antelopes with tightly spiralling horns, foundin Southern Africa.

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To make shy and somewhat embarrassed.

To drip melted fat on meat while roasting.Tosew withlong, loose stitches so as to keep the parts together.

A daisy-like flower with purplish, blue, pink, or white flowers.

A riding horse. A high-spirited horse: literary term.

Groups of animals living and keeping together.

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A man who is the head of an abbey or monastery.

To solder with brass or alloys.

An English nobleman of the lowest hereditary rank.

A form of oxygen produced by electricity and presentin the air, especially after a thunderstorm. It is used as a bleaching agent and in the purification of water.

A doctrine, principle, belief, or opinion held as the truth by some group, school, sect, party, or person.

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To hate very, very much.

A natural community of plants and animals largely controlled by climatic conditions, for example a deciduous forest or desert.

A house that is small, crude, and unpleasant to live in. Any small, miserable dwelling or hut.

The twenty-fourth and final letter of the Greek alphabet.

To make less tense, stiff or firm; loosen. To enjoy recreation. ² To make less strict or severe.

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A place to live in; house or home; dwelling.

A city in S.E. Iraq.

A golden statuette awarded annually in the U.S. by  theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences forthe best performances, production, photography, orother achievement during the year.

A current of air, especially in a room, chimney, stove, or any enclosed space.

The planet on which we live; the globe.

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The first letter of the Greek alphabet.

Either of two small, large-eyed, slow-moving nocturnal lemurs of southern Asia that live in trees.

To write on paper etc using a machine, stamp, die or seal.

A joint on which a door, gate, cover, or lid moves back and forth.

A common plant having daisy-like flowers with white, pink, blue, or purple petals around a yellow centre.

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To make different or change.

Stage between the insect egg and the pupa.

To undertake to relieve or cure an ailment through medical or surgical care. ² To deal with a subject in writing.

To escape by guile, deceit or cleverness.

Badger like carnivorous mammal that feeds on honey. It lives in Asia and Africa.

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To keep together or accumulate for oneself.

A small copy or imitation of an object on a smaller scale than the original. A preliminary representation of something.

To love and admire very greatly.

Strong twilled fabric usually made of wool. Used to makecoats, suits and jackets.

Smooth, shiny and attractive. Stylish. Good to look at.

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To surprise greatly; overwhelm with sudden wonder; astound.

Female horses or donkeys, especially when mature.

Members of the native race of Arabia.

A wild mammal of southern and eastern Africa, related to the horse and donkey with striped dark bands on white.

A literary composition on a particular subject.

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Large building containing a central area, surroundedby seats, in which indoor sports are held.

Related to kidneys.

Act out. ² To make a bill into a law.

Mother-of-pearl. The hard, pearly internal layer of certainmarine shells, as of the pearl oyster.

To change the appearance. To modify.

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A pleasant, often spicy, odour; sweet smell; fragrance.

To take very great pleasure (in); a noisy good time; merrymaking.

Open or public; evident; not hidden.

To cause to be absorbed. To combine or consolidateTojoin together; unite; combine.

To make different; change the appearance of; vary.

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A poplar tree whose leaves tremble and flutter in the  least breeze.

A small one-celled structure from which a new fungus, moss, fern or algae develops.

Long, strong straight pieces of woods or metal, usuallyrounded, used in fencing or building.

adj. Straight and vertical. Upright.

Structures that birds or mice build to shelter themselves.

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Something valuable, owned by one, that has exchange value. The resources of a business. It can be tangible or intangible.

Total number of points scored by a player or team insports. Printed music.

Bottom surface of feet or of shoes.

In a vertical or upright position or posture.

Hard outer covering of a seed.

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To grant or give after careful consideration. To give by the decision of a law court or arbitrator. 

Something staked on an uncertain event. Bet, risk,hazard.

To consent or accede to. Concur, assent, accede, concede.

A kind of tall, slender grasses that grow in wet places.

An outer garment worn by women.

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A high tower that Noahs descendants tried to build toreach heaven but were unable to because of a  confusionof tongues. A confusion of voices.

The house where a particular person lives.

An officer on a ship who supervises the maintenance  of the ship and its equipment. A boatswain.

A substance extracted from another without anyalterations.

Music. At a slow tempo.

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A lightweight softwood obtained from a SouthAmerican tree of the bombax family.

A coral island surrounding a lagoon.

Faithful to country and cause.

One who is regarded as the property of another. One  who is dominated. Vassal or captive.

A small narrow street or lane.

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A flat-bottomed boat used for transporting freight on a river.

A being from another planet. One who is not a  citizen of a country. A foreigner.

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Large waterfowls with long necks and webbed feet.

To go into a place.

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Long, thick pieces of timber, metal or stone for usein building. Originally the squared-off trunks of trees.

Strange, weird, or uncanny. Causing fear.

A large space for contests or games, surrounded byseats.

The smallest unit of liquid measure.

Layers of coal or mineral between different strata of rock. Lines marking adjoining edges.

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Any four-footed animal. A person who is gross, brutal  or vile.

Large bird of prey noted for its sharp vision, powerful wings and sharp beak.

Once more. Besides; further.

Straight narrow cuts or openings.

Portable shelters made of canvas.

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Sloping edge or surface. Slant or slope. ² A tool consisting of a rule with a movable arm used in measuring angles.

Fragrant tree resin used in ointment and varnish.

Bane, poison, toxin.

To show emotion.

A threshold, especially of perception.

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An intolerant person. A fanatic, sectarian, or zealot.

Appearance, effigy, picture, portrait, illustration, likeness.

Brat, ragamuffin, urchin, waif, minx.

A diagonal rib of a vault. Pointed arch.

A doctrine or belief held as true by a sect etc.

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Fauna and flora of a given region or period.

Arouse, bring upon oneself, induce, provoke.

Brown or red mixture containing clay and iron oxide.

A city in N. Italy that lies on the Po River.

The space in a Roman amphitheater where contests took place.

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Type of alder. A slender hardy tree found in northern climates. he rod of this tree was used for whipping.

To make accustomed to something difficult. Acclimatize, accustom, adapt, adjust.

Agrarian, rustic, upcountry.

Advance slowly by dragging the body along the  ground;creep;wriggle.

An exclamation of greeting or of response. Exclamation.

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To make someone responsible for some fault.

Divisions of highway for single lines of traffic. 

Inordinate fear or anxiety.

Intermediate or intervening. (Law) e.g. A Lord.

Compound produced by reaction of an acid and analcohol by elimination of a water molecule.

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Loud explosive sound. ² A gust of wind.

One who prefers to be alone.

Of or like an old woman; infirm; weak.

Tract of densely wooded country. A tropical rain forest, especially in South America.

A gift of food, drink, or amusement.

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