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An
object that is interesting because of its
age or association with a holy person. |
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To
escape from or avoid someone by using guile. |
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The
front part of a coat that is folded back towards the shoulder
and on which the buttonhole appears. |
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Supremely
excellent. Perfect. |
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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 …) |
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Collection
of the sacred writings of the Christian religion.
Old Testament and New Testament. |
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To regard with
repugnance, disgust or hatred. |
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Entertainer who
essentially amuses the audience. |
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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. |
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Not new or interesting;
commonplace; stale; trite. |
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The true inner self as
opposed to the outer persona.
Life principle, soul. |
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Caribbean. Rain tree. |
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The largest ox-like
antelopes with tightly spiralling horns, foundin Southern
Africa. |
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To make shy and somewhat
embarrassed. |
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To drip melted fat on
meat while roasting.Tosew withlong, loose
stitches so as to keep the parts together. |
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A daisy-like flower with
purplish, blue, pink, or white flowers. |
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A riding horse. A
high-spirited horse: literary term. |
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Groups of animals living
and keeping together. |
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A man who is the head of
an abbey or monastery. |
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To solder with
brass or alloys. |
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An English
nobleman of the lowest hereditary rank. |
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A form of oxygen produced
by electricity and presentin the air, especially after a
thunderstorm. It is used as a bleaching agent and in the
purification of water. |
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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. |
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A
natural community of plants and animals largely controlled by
climatic conditions, for example a deciduous
forest or desert. |
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A house that is small,
crude, and unpleasant to live in. Any small, miserable dwelling or
hut. |
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The
twenty-fourth and final letter of the Greek alphabet. |
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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. |
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A city in S.E. Iraq. |
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A golden statuette
awarded annually in the U.S. by theAcademy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences forthe best performances,
production, photography, orother achievement during the
year. |
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A current of air,
especially in a room, chimney, stove, or any enclosed space. |
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The planet on which we
live; the globe. |
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The first letter of the
Greek alphabet. |
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Either of two small,
large-eyed, slow-moving nocturnal lemurs of southern Asia that
live in trees. |
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To write on paper etc
using a machine, stamp, die or seal. |
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A joint on which a door,
gate, cover, or lid moves back and forth. |
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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. |
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Stage between the insect
egg and the pupa. |
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To
undertake to relieve or cure an ailment through medical
or surgical care. 2 To deal with a subject in writing. |
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To escape by guile,
deceit or cleverness. |
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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. |
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A small copy or imitation
of an object on a smaller scale than the original. A
preliminary representation of something. |
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To love and admire very
greatly. |
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Strong twilled fabric
usually made of wool. Used to makecoats, suits and
jackets. |
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Smooth, shiny and
attractive. Stylish. Good to look at. |
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To
surprise greatly; overwhelm with sudden
wonder; astound. |
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Female horses or donkeys,
especially when mature. |
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Members of the native
race of Arabia. |
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A wild
mammal of southern and eastern Africa, related to the horse and
donkey with striped dark bands on white. |
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A literary composition on
a particular subject. |
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Large
building containing a central area, surroundedby seats, in
which indoor sports are held. |
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Related to kidneys. |
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Act out. 2 To
make a bill into a law. |
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Mother-of-pearl. The
hard, pearly internal layer of certainmarine shells, as of
the pearl oyster. |
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To change the appearance.
To modify. |
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A pleasant, often spicy,
odour; sweet smell; fragrance. |
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To take very great
pleasure (in); a noisy good time; merrymaking. |
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Open or public; evident;
not hidden. |
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To cause to be absorbed.
To combine or consolidateTojoin together; unite;
combine. |
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To make different; change
the appearance of; vary. |
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A poplar tree whose
leaves tremble and flutter in the least breeze. |
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A small one-celled
structure from which a new fungus, moss, fern or algae develops. |
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Long, strong straight
pieces of woods or metal, usuallyrounded, used in fencing
or building. |
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adj. Straight and
vertical. Upright. |
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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. |
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Total number of points
scored by a player or team insports. Printed music. |
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Bottom surface of feet or
of shoes. |
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In a vertical or upright
position or posture. |
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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. |
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Something staked on an
uncertain event. Bet, risk,hazard. |
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To consent or accede to.
Concur, assent, accede, concede. |
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A kind of tall, slender
grasses that grow in wet places. |
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An outer garment worn by
women. |
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A high tower that Noahs
descendants tried to build toreach heaven but were unable
to because of a confusionof tongues. A confusion
of voices. |
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The house where a
particular person lives. |
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An officer on a ship who
supervises the maintenance of the ship and its equipment.
A boatswain. |
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A substance extracted
from another without anyalterations. |
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Music. At a slow tempo. |
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A lightweight softwood
obtained from a SouthAmerican tree of the bombax
family. |
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A coral island
surrounding a lagoon. |
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Faithful to country and
cause. |
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One who is regarded as
the property of another. One who is dominated. Vassal or
captive. |
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A small narrow street or
lane. |
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A flat-bottomed boat used
for transporting freight on a river. |
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A being from another
planet. One who is not a citizen of a country. A
foreigner. |
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Commonly
used in building an aircraft. |
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Large waterfowls with
long necks and webbed feet. |
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To go into a place. |
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Long, thick pieces of
timber, metal or stone for usein building. Originally the
squared-off trunks of trees. |
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Strange, weird, or
uncanny. Causing fear. |
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A large space for
contests or games, surrounded byseats. |
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The smallest unit of
liquid measure. |
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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. |
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Large bird of prey noted
for its sharp vision, powerful wings and sharp beak. |
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Once more. Besides;
further. |
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Straight narrow cuts or
openings. |
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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. |
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Fragrant tree resin used
in ointment and varnish. |
| 3 |
Bane, poison, toxin. |
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To show emotion. |
| 5 |
A threshold, especially
of perception. |
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An intolerant person. A
fanatic, sectarian, or zealot. |
| 2 |
Appearance, effigy,
picture, portrait, illustration, likeness. |
| 3 |
Brat, ragamuffin, urchin,
waif, minx. |
| 4 |
A diagonal rib of a
vault. Pointed arch. |
| 5 |
A doctrine or belief held
as true by a sect etc. |
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Fauna and flora of a
given region or period. |
| 2 |
Arouse, bring upon
oneself, induce, provoke. |
| 3 |
Brown or red mixture
containing clay and iron oxide. |
| 4 |
A city in N. Italy that
lies on the Po River. |
| 5 |
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. |
| 2 |
To make accustomed to
something difficult. Acclimatize, accustom, adapt, adjust. |
| 3 |
Agrarian, rustic,
upcountry. |
| 4 |
Advance slowly by
dragging the body along the ground;creep;wriggle. |
| 5 |
An exclamation of
greeting or of response. Exclamation. |
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To make someone
responsible for some fault. |
| 2 |
Divisions of highway for
single lines of traffic. |
| 3 |
Inordinate fear or
anxiety. |
| 4 |
Intermediate or
intervening. (Law) e.g. A Lord. |
| 5 |
Compound produced by
reaction of an acid and analcohol by elimination of a
water molecule. |
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| 1 |
Loud explosive sound. 2 A
gust of wind. |
| 2 |
One who prefers to be
alone. |
| 3 |
Of or like an old woman;
infirm; weak. |
| 4 |
Tract of densely wooded country. A
tropical rain forest, especially in South America. |
| 5 |
A gift of food, drink, or
amusement. |
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