3001-3500 Flashcards

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mobilas

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[n, pl] furniture, furnishings

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[a, uma] primitive, early, inchoate

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[n] patience

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[n, pl] strata

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[n] lock (door); safety (gun)

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[n] gate (field, garden), gateway; wicket (gate, cricket)

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[n, util] glue, paste | [n, pla, cos] cola, kola (plant, nut, drink)

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[vt, rel] baptize|is, christen | [n] baptism, christening

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[n, anat] knee

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[a] doctoral

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[vt] master

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[a] awake, wakeful

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[n, util] brush, paintbrush

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[a] philosophical

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[a] delightful, delicious, delectable, luscious, sensuous, scrumptious, yummy

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[a] thoughtful, pensive

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[n, util] oar, paddle

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[a, ling] possessive (grammar)

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[vnt, tera] avalanche | [n] avalanche, snowslide

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[a, anat] posterior, rear, hind, caudal | [n] backside, behind, bottom, rear, derriere, bum, butt, tush; hindquarters; butt, stock (rifle)

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[a] Egyptian | [n] Egyptian (person, language)

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[vnt, med] degenerate, deteriorate, corrupt, run down, decay | [n] degeneration, decay, decadence, corruption

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[n, bio] coral | [a] choral | [n] choral work; chorale

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[vnt, med] congest, engorge | [n] congestion

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[n, pla] tobacco (plant, leaves)

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[n, mone] salary, wage, wages, stipend, paycheck, paycheque

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[a] ethnic

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[a] reserved, spare, put aside, on layaway | [av] in reserve, in the wings

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[vt, gov] rob, mug, hold up (steal from by force or threat) | [n] robbery, mugging, hold-up, stick-up

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[a] unacceptable, invalid, inadmissible | [n] no-no

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[n] master, lord, boss; patriarch

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[a] obstinate, stubborn, persistent, tenacious, dogged, determined, headstrong, adamant, hard-headed, hell-bent, obdurate, ornery, pig-headed, unshakable|unshakeable

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[n] chest, crate, soapbox; coffin

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[a] opening

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[n, bio] ivory

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[vnt] become fair | [vnt] justify, make fair, account for, vindicate

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[a, rel] Hindu | [n] Hindu

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[n] web browser

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[a, uma] furtive, stealthy, shifty, sneaky; underground | [av] furtively, stealthily, by stealth | [n] lurker, prowler

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[esc] ho ho ho

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[n, anat] belly, midriff, front, tummy, gut

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[vt] dislocate, displace, offset, shift | [n] dislocation, displacement, offset, shift

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[n] parent

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[n] café, coffee shop, coffeehouse, canteen

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[a] animated, animate; brought to life | [n] animated character, cartoon character

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[n, vest] shoe

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[vnt] wobble, totter, teeter, be unsteady; stagger, reel, bumble, lurch, toddle, walk unsteadily; flounder, flail, falter

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[a] conservative (political) | [n] conservative (political)

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[n] Buddhism

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[n, arci] sofa, couch, settee

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[a] quaint, old-fashioned, dated, archaic, antiquated, frumpy; legacy (software, hardware) | [n] archaism, dated expression; old fogey, old geezer (person)

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[n, util, cos] oven

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[n, util] bucket, pail

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[vt] glance at | [n] glance

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[n, vest] cape, cloak, serape; mantle | [n, ling] kappa (Greek letter)

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[esc] hmm (thinking); ahem (clearing throat)

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[n, mam] dormouse

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[n, rel] messiah

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[vnt] dampen, moisten, humidify | [vt] dampen, moisten, humidify

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[a] prepositional

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[a] inflated, swollen, bloated, puffy, puffed-up, tumescent, turgid; pudgy; bouffant; exorbitant

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[a] hostile, adverse, belligerent, antagonistic, inimical

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[n, arte] drama

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[n, pl] measurements, dimensions

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[a] disputed, controversial

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[n, rel] mass (religious)

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[a] demanding, bossy, exigent; picky, fussy, choosy, persnickety|pernickety, finicky, prissy

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[a] shared, common | [av] in common

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[n, tera] glacier, icecap

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[n, rel] sect

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[a] congested

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[n, gov, artr] monarch, sovereign; monarch butterfly

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[n, pl] tubes, pipes, plumbing

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[a, fis] audio | [n] audio

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[n, vest, util] sleeve; cuff (blood pressure) | [n, arte] manga (cartoon)

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[vt] disappoint, let down; dash (hopes) | [n] disappointment, anticlimax, letdown

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[n, arci] curtain, drape

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[n] editor

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[vnt, spo] dive, plunge, swoop | [vt] dive, plunge, dunk | [n] dive, nosedive, swoop, plunge, dunk | [n, tera] tufa, tuff (rock)

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[n, avia] martin (bird)

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[vnt] submerge, immerse, submerse, dip, duck, dunk | [vnt] submerge, immerse, submerse, dip, duck, dunk | [n] submergence, immersion, dip, dunk

Answer 82

[n, uma] dignity

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[n, info] defect, glitch, flaw, bug, fault

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[n] instructor, trainer, coach, docent

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[vt, vest] sew, stitch | [n] sewing, stitching, needlework

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[vt, uma] fantasize|is, daydream | [n] fantasy, daydream, reverie, woolgathering; escapism

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[a] aquatic

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[n] misery, abjection, abjectness, squalor|ur

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[n, arci] cradle | [n, mone] kuna

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[vt, uma] tempt, lure, bait, entice | [n] temptation, lure, bait, enticement

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[a] invited | [n] guest, invited person

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[a] emotional

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[n, anat] chin

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[a] domesticated, tame, domestic, pet

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[vt, bio] conceive (pregnancy) | [n] conception

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[a] charming, engaging; gorgeous, breathtaking, ravishing

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[n, artr] cricket (insect)

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[n, cos] juice

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[n, rel, mit] demon, daemon

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[pf, tecn] a-, an-; a(d)-

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[a] discoverable, to be found

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[a] protecting, protective

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[vt, uma] frustrate, vex, exasperate | [n] frustration, vexation, exasperation

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[vnt] spill, upset, tip over | [vt] spill, upset, tip over

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[a] intellectual; noetic

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[n, pl] rumors|ur, gossip

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[n, pl] jewelry|jewellery

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[a] volcanic

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[vt, bio, ling] exhale, breathe out; aspirate (phonetics) | [n] exhalation; aspiration (phonetics)

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[n] popularity

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[n, tera] canyon, gorge, ravine, chasm; gap, gulf (to be bridged metaphorically)

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[a, med] obese, fat, overweight, plump, corpulent, portly, stout, flabby

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[vt, med] cough | [n] cough; coughing

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[n, arte] photography

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[n, ist, gov] dynasty

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[a] attracting

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[n, anat, arte] atrium, hall, lobby, foyer, vestibule, concourse

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[a] motionless, unmoving, stationary, still, sessile, immobile, non-motile

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[n, cim] copper

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[a] magic, magical

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[n, vec] sail

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[n] follower, acolyte, supporter; henchman, sidekick; successor

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[n] shift (work); turn (game); chance, opportunity (given to someone to respond, etc.)

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[vt, uma] treat, spoil, pamper, indulge, dote, coddle, mollycoddle, cosset, pander | [n] treat, bonus, lagniappe; encore

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[n, util] torch (flaming)

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[n, arci] mattress

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[a] lingual (of the tongue); linguistic (of language)

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[n, tera] clay

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[n, fil] ethics

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[vnt] coexist | [n] coexistence

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[vt, uma] intuit | [n] intuition, insight, hunch

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[n, util] spoon, scoop

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[a] inclined, sloped, sloping, tilted | [n] incline, slope, bank

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[a] avaricious, greedy, acquisitive, grasping, rapacious; miserly, stingy, mean, grubby, close-fisted, tight-fisted | [n] miser, scrooge

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[vt, spo] hop, skip, gambol, caper, cavort, flit across | [n] hop, skip, gambol, caper, flit

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[a] glorious, magnificent, majestic

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[sf, a] -an, -ian (pertaining to a region or period) | [sf, n] -an, -ian (pertaining to a region or period) | [sf, n, cim] -ane (saturated hydrocarbon)

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[sf, n] (smaller or simpler variant) -ette, -kin, -let, -ling, -ie, -y | [sf, v] (weaker variant) -le

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[vt] behead, decapitate | [n] beheading, decapitation

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[n] toy, plaything

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[vnt] stink, reek, pong, niff; (colloquial) suck (be objectionable) | [n] stink, stench

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[n, cos] flour, farina

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[n, cim] uranium

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[a, bio, uma] homosexual | [n] homosexual

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[a] Pakistani | [n] Pakistani

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[n, arci] cage

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[n] minority

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[n] dryness; drought

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[n, gov] syndicate, labor|ur union, trade union, guild

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[n] target (shooting); butt (of joke)

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[a] standing, stationary, stative

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[a] disturbing, uncanny

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[n] curiosity

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[n, ast] globe

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[n] acquisition (object)

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[vnt] adventure, quest | [n] adventure, escapade, quest

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[n, fis, arte] volume (capacity, loudness, book)

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[n, arci] cushion, pillow; padding; buffer

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[vt] have available, have at one's disposal

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[a, rel] mystic, mystical, esoteric | [n] mystic

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[vnt] tear, get torn, rip, get ripped | [vt] tear, rend, rip, lacerate, maul | [n] tear, laceration

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[a] salty, briny, brackish

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[a] protruding, prominent

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[a] lateral, side; sideways | [n] lateral (consonant)

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[n, util] pistol, handgun

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[a, mat] cubic, cubical | [n] cube

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[n] string, twine; shoelace, shoestring, bootlace; thin strap

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[n, bio] physiology

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[n, cos] bar, pub, bar room, saloon

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[n, pla, cos] thyme (plant)

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[n, cim] hydrogen

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[vnt, rel] fast (abstain from food) | [n] fasting, abstinence

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[n] youth, youthfulness, girlhood, boyhood

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[n] beneficiary

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[vt, cos] savor|ur, relish, enjoy, love

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[n, bio] hair (of the scalp, one strand)

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[a] undefined, indefinite

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[a] objective (pertaining to an object or target)

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[a, uma] intimate, close | [n] close acquaintance; insider

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[vnt, cos, fis] boil, seethe | [vt] boil (something)

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[vt, vest] weave; spin | [n] weaving

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[vt] temper (emotion, metal, music) | [n] temper, temperament; tempering | [n] tempera (art)

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[n, ling] terminology

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[a] subjective

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[a, ling] homonymous | [n] homonym, namesake

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[n, avia] duck

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[n] nut; walnut

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[n, pla, cos] rice

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[n, tera] crack, fissure, cleft, chink, crevice, crevasse, breach, gap; loophole

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[vt, mone, gov] export | [n] exportation

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[a] magnetic (pertaining to magnets)

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[n] competitor, contestant, contender, rival

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[n, bio] bacterium, eubacterium

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[a] inundating, overwhelming

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[a] retarded, delayed

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[a] concrete, tangible

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[n] musician

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[a] suggesting, reminiscent, redolent

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[n] uncertainty

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[n] density, thickness, consistency; resolution (image, screen)

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[n] stability

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[a] defiant, challenging, rebellious, recalcitrant

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[a] Serbian | [n] Serbian, Serb

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[a] environmental

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[n] marine (soldier), member of the navy

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[n] percept, thing perceived

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[n, nonv] jellyfish, sea jelly, medusa

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[vnt] resound, resonate, reverberate, ring, echo; snore | [n] resonance, reverberation, echo

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[vnt, fis] gravitate | [n] gravity

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[n, cos] pizza

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[n] cap, kepi, bonnet

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[a] deciding, decisive | [n] tiebreak, tiebreaker, run-off, play-off

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[a] rotating, rotary | [n] whirligig

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[n, anat] abdomen, midriff

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[vnt] be permanent, remain, continue, stay, overstay, linger, persist | [n] permanence

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[vnt] soften; relent | [vt] soften; tenderize|is

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[n, util, arci] shelf, ledge, rack, mantel, mantelpiece; scaffold, scaffolding

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[vt] bark; squawk, crow, caw | [n] bark; squawk, crow, caw

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[a] forming, formative

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[n, pla, cos] banana (plant, fruit)

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[vt, bio] sneeze | [n] sneeze, sneezing

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[a] childish, childlike, innocent, infantile, puerile

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[a] Mediterranean

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[a, bio] thirsty

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[vt, arte] texture; shade, shade in, crosshatch; plot (story) | [n] texture, weft, woof; shading, hatching; plot (story)

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[n, arci] bathtub, bath, tub

Answer 228

[vt] symbolize|is | [n] symbolization|is

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[n, vec] convoy

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[a] infamous, notorious

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[a] discourteous, impolite, rude, impudent, cheeky, irreverent, impertinent, sassy, tactless, gruff, surly, mouthy, overfamiliar, presumptuous, unmannerly

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[a] calming; sedative, sedating, soporific, emollient, tranquilizing|tranquillising | [n] sedative, soporific, tranquilizer|tranquilliser

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[a] intentional, deliberate, on purpose, purposeful

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[a] departing, outbound

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[vt, arte] review | [n] review, periodical, magazine

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[vnt, fis] drip | [vt] drip | [n] drip, drop (liquid) | [n, med] gout (medical)

Answer 237

[a] winter, hibernal

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[vt, med, info] diagnose; troubleshoot | [n] diagnosis, diagnostics

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[a] helpful, constructive | [n] helpful person, helping hand, Good Samaritan

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[n] pregnancy

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[n] weakness, frailty, infirmity

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[vt] nickname | [n] nickname, sobriquet, soubriquet

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[n] county, shire, earldom

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[a, mat] multiple | [av] multiply | [n] multiple (number)

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[n, med, uma] therapy, rehabilitation, rehab

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[a] accompanying, concomitant, incidental

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[a] commanding, imperative, peremptory | [n] imperative

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[n, avia] eagle

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[a] distressed, anxious, agonized|is, anguished, in anguish, upset

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[vt, uma] boast, brag | [n] boast, brag

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[a] pleased

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[a] casual, informal, nonchalant, offhand, easygoing, folksy

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[vt] wave (arm, flag, etc.), brandish, flourish, wield; swing (club)

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[n, pl] possessions, belongings, effects, chattels

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[vnt] alternate, take turns | [vt] alternate; flip, toggle (setting) | [n] alternation

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[a, arte] epic | [n] epic

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[n, cos] fork

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[n] cantata, song (score and lyrics)

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[a] attractive, appealing, pretty, cute, winsome, comely, peachy | [n] attractive person, bombshell

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[n, anat] skeleton, frame, framework

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[vnt, spo] somersault, flip, go head over heels, tumble, topple | [vt] flip, send head over heels | [n] somersault | [n, arci] vault (ceiling)

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[esc, rel] amen, so be it, let it be

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[a] climbing (including plants)

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[n, artr] bee, honeybee

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[vt] seal; stamp

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[n, cos] pie, flan

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[a] familiar

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[vt] re-read; proofread

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[vnt] squeak, tweet, peep, cheep

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[pf, v] dis-, un- (added to verbs: undoing or reversal of an action)

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[n, spo] ski; skiing | [vnt] ski

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[a] putrid, rotten, decayed, rancid | [n] rotten matter, rot

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[a] migrating, migratory | [n] migrant

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[n] shot, bullet, missile

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[a] territorial

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[n, artr] silkmoth

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[n] citizenship

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[vt] kick | [n] kick

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[n, tera] well, shaft, pit; sink (river, carbon)

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[n, uma] funeral

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[n, spo] champion (including of a cause), champ, winner, prize-winner; paladin (knight)

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[a] Belgian | [n] Belgian

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[n, pl] policy, pledges (in political campaign)

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[vnt] become valid, be ratified, be endorsed | [vt] validate, ratify, endorse, certify, notarize|is, probate | [n] validation, ratification, endorsement, certification, probate

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[a] sentimental, emotional, labile

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[a] promising (including showing promise), promissory

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[n] host, hostess; steward, stewardess (assisting passengers)

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[n] neighborhood|ur, locality, vicinity; doorstep (metaphor)

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[vnt, bio] age, become old, grow old | [vt] age, make older | [n] old age, senescence, dotage

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[a] noisy, loud, uproarious, tumultuous

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[vnt] group, form a group | [vt] group, form (items) into a group

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[vt, uma, gov] torment, bully, scourge, hector; nag, badger, bedevil, plague, beset | [n] torment, bullying

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[n] operand

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[n, arte, spo] talent, aptitude, gift, flair

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[a] rail, railway, railroad

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[vnt] cheer up, perk up, hearten, gladden | [vt] cheer up, perk up, hearten, gladden | [n] cheering up, uplift

Answer 297

[vt, rel] meditate (on); ponder, consider deeply | [n] meditation

Answer 298

[a] silvery

Answer 299

[vnt, fis] vibrate, thrill; flicker (lights); trill (sound) | [vt] vibrate, trill, twang | [n] vibration, frisson, twang, vibrato, trill

Answer 300

[n] owner, proprietor, landlord, landlady

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[n, bio] mucus, phlegm; goo, goop, gloop, glop, slime

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[n, artr] caterpillar

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[n, anat] ankle, talus, astragalus; hock; stem (plant), stalk, sprig; thallus (botany)

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[a, mat] oval, ovate, elliptical | [n] oval, ellipse

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[n] vanity

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[a] enchanted, bewitched, spellbound | [esc] pleased to meet you, (it was) a pleasure (to meet you)

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[vt] babble, gab, gabble, mutter, gibber, witter, blubber, prattle, prate, waffle, bumble, talk nonsense | [n] gibberish, gobbledygook, gobbledegook, bafflegab, jargon, patter, balderdash, piffle, baloney, drivel, bunkum, twaddle

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[n, vest] boot

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[n, anat] membrane, web

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[n, mit, uma] magic, sorcery; conjuring

Answer 311

[n] traitor, defector, recreant, quisling

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[n, pl] nobles, nobility

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[a] substantival

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[a] ordinal

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[vt] poison

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[vt] eject, jettison, throw out, oust | [n] ejection, ouster

Answer 317

[vt, gov] preside, chair

Answer 318

[a] incapacitated, disabled, handicapped, crippled, impaired | [n] disabled person, handicapped person; invalid

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[a, bio] twin | [n] twin

Answer 320

[n, pl] ashes, cinders

Answer 321

[a] socialist | [n] socialist

Answer 322

[a] meteorological

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[vt] prejudge, preconceive | [n] prejudice, bigotry, bias, preconception

Answer 324

[n] caution, carefulness, prudence, discretion, heedfulness

Answer 325

[a] identified, designated; logged in (software)

Answer 326

[a] quantum

Answer 327

[a] functioning

Answer 328

[vnt] whiten, bleach, blanch | [vt] whiten, bleach, blanch

Answer 329

[a] Buddhist | [n] Buddhist

Answer 330

[n] monarchy, sovereignty

Answer 331

[n] marriage (state), wedlock, matrimony

Answer 332

[n, cim] rubber

Answer 333

[a] implied, implicit, default, tacit | [n, info] default value

Answer 334

[n] dementia, insanity, lunacy, madness

Answer 335

[vnt] crawl, creep; sneak

Answer 336

[a] communicable, contagious, infectious

Answer 337

[n, mone, gov] ransom

Answer 338

[n] thumb; inch (unit of length)

Answer 339

[vt, arte] recite | [n] recitation

Answer 340

[a, arte] satiric, satirical | [n] satire

Answer 341

[a] enamored|ur, infatuated, in love, moonstruck, smitten

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[n, fis] circuit (electric path)

Answer 343

[a] unimportant, insignificant, trite, trivial, inconsequential

Answer 344

[a] liberal, laissez-faire (politics) | [n] liberal

Answer 345

[n, pl] intestines, guts, viscera, entrails; offal, chitterlings

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[a] worn out, shabby, threadbare, frayed, dilapidated, rundown, ratty, tatty; (tire|tyre) bald; (voice) hoarse

Answer 347

[a, mat] rectangular, oblong | [n] rectangle, oblong

Answer 348

[n, tera, ist] epoch

Answer 349

[vt, uma, cim] resolve (into parts), analyse, break down | [n] resolving, resolution

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[n, util, cos] stove, cooker, hob

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[n, bio] fungus

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[n, uma] mourning, grief

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[vnt] scintillate, spark, sparkle, twinkle, glimmer, shimmer, glisten, glint, glitter, gleam | [n] sparkle, twinkle, scintillation, gleam

Answer 354

[a] lively, vivacious, vital, jaunty, spry, spirited, full of life; allegro (music) | [n] lively person, bon vivant, swinger (socaliser)

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[n] handkerchief, hanky; napkin

Answer 356

[vt, uma] console, solace, comfort, cheer, support, soothe | [n] consolation, solace, comfort, cheer, support

Answer 357

[n] facility, ease, easiness; grace (in movement)

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[n, pla, cos] cabbage (plant, leaves), brassica | [n] kohl (cosmetic)

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[n, pla, cos] lemon

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[n, util] pin; stickpin; prong

Answer 361

[n, gov, ist] marquess, marquis, margrave

Answer 362

[vt] confide, entrust (valuables, secret) | [n] confiding, confidence, trust

Answer 363

[vt, bio] digest | [n] digestion

Answer 364

[n] keyboard

Answer 365

[n, mat] geometry

Answer 366

[n] kilometer|re

Answer 367

[vt, gov] boycott | [n] boycott

Answer 368

[n, spo] marathon

Answer 369

[n] welfare, well-being, morale, weal

Answer 370

[n, util] barrel, cask, butt, hogshead

Answer 371

[vt] disassemble, dismantle

Answer 372

[a] bloody, gory; bloodshot (eye)

Answer 373

[vt, ist] sack, pillage, maraud, plunder, despoil, ransack

Answer 374

[n] brotherhood, brotherliness, fraternity (quality)

Answer 375

[vnt] recede; revert (to a former state); be relegated, be demoted; (economy) be in recession | [vt] cause to recede; relegate, demote; put (economy) into recession | [n] recession; reversion (to a former state); relegation, demotion

Answer 376

[vnt] intensify, heighten, escalate | [vt] intensify | [n] intensification

Answer 377

[n, mone, gov] logo, emblem

Answer 378

[vnt, gov] skirmish, scrimmage, clash, scuffle; squabble, bicker | [n] skirmish, scrimmage, squabble, clash, scuffle, mêlée, fray, affray, fracas

Answer 379

[n, gov] suburb

Answer 380

[a] tangled, matted, messy

Answer 381

[a, uma] generous, charitable, magnanimous, big-hearted, bountiful, munificent, liberal

Answer 382

[vnt, gov] incorporate | [n] incorporation; corporation, guild; corporate (company)

Answer 383

[a, uma] romantic, amatory | [n] romantic

Answer 384

[n, pl] accusers, prosecutors, prosecution

Answer 385

[n, bio] crest (wave, bird, heraldic), ridge

Answer 386

[n, pla, cos] (black, white) pepper (vine, spice)

Answer 387

[n] watch, wristwatch, pocketwatch

Answer 388

[a] recalling, remembering; reminding, redolent | [n] reminder, souvenir, keepsake, memento

Answer 389

[n] racism

Answer 390

[n, pl] audience

Answer 391

[n, mone] mark

Answer 392

[n, vest] veil | [n, ling, anat] velum, soft palate (anatomy)

Answer 393

[n, mam] donkey, ass, jackass

Answer 394

[vnt] persist, persevere, linger, stick (around); wear on | [vt] persist, persevere, linger | [n] persistence, perseverance, stubbornness, tenacity

Answer 395

[a] watching, observant

Answer 396

[a] frustrated, vexed, exasperated, disgruntled, fed up, sick (of), tired (of)

Answer 397

[vt] bleed | [n] bleeding, bloodletting

Answer 398

[vt] dishonor|ur, humiliate, disgrace, discredit, compromise | [n] dishonor|ur, humiliation, disgrace, ignominy, opprobrium

Answer 399

[n, arci] kiosk, booth, stand, stall

Answer 400

[a] tiresome, boring, tedious, dull, humdrum, jejune

Answer 401

[n, pl] glasses, stemware

Answer 402

[n, anat] cortex; bark (tree)

Answer 403

[vt] contemplate, gaze | [n] contemplation

Answer 404

[n, util] pipe

Answer 405

[n, ling, uma] poet

Answer 406

[n] solitude, loneliness, isolation; solitary confinement

Answer 407

[n] lane, path, pathway, alley

Answer 408

[vt, bio] secrete | [n] secretion

Answer 409

[a] virtuous, pure, decent, innocent, righteous

Answer 410

[a] phonetic

Answer 411

[n, cim, bio] wax

Answer 412

[vt] glue, paste, stick | [n] collie (dog)

Answer 413

[a] in a bad mood, grumpy, sulking, sulky, sullen, brooding, moping, morose; cranky, curmudgeonly, surly, petulant | [n] curmudgeon, grump, sourpuss

Answer 414

[n, util, cos] pot, pan

Answer 415

[a] introductory

Answer 416

[a] cognitive

Answer 417

[a, ling] accusative (grammar) | [n] accusative (grammar)

Answer 418

[a, cos] vegetable, vegetative | [n] vegetable

Answer 419

[vt] bombard, barrage, pelt | [n] bombardment, bombing, barrage, blitz, salvo, volley

Answer 420

[n, fis, util] radar

Answer 421

[a] wounding, injurious, detrimental

Answer 422

[n, vec] jet, jet plane

Answer 423

[a] moderate, sparing, tempered, mitigated, mild-mannered

Answer 424

[vt] recreate (create anew) | [n, spo] recreation (repeated creation, leisure activity); playtime; remake (film)

Answer 425

[a] superficial, facile, skindeep, glib, perfunctory | [av] superficially, on the surface

Answer 426

[n, pl] actors, cast

Answer 427

[vt, uma] divorce | [n] divorce

Answer 428

[vt, spo] surf; browse (web) | [n] surf (waves); surfing; browsing

Answer 429

[n, vest] cashmere

Answer 430

[n] referee, umpire, official, arbiter, arbitrator

Answer 431

[n, util] saddle

Answer 432

[n] baggage, luggage

Answer 433

[n, bio] sweat, perspiration

Answer 434

[a] sounding, sonorant | [n] sonorant, resonant (phonetics)

Answer 435

[n] tyranny, dictatorship, despotism

Answer 436

[n] bin, dustbin, rubbish bin, litter bin, trash can, garbage can, ashcan

Answer 437

[a] productive, prolific, bountiful, effective, effectual, efficacious, efficient

Answer 438

[vt, fis] engineer | [n] ingenuity; engineering

Answer 439

[a] nervous, jumpy

Answer 440

[vnt] cool, chill, turn cold | [vt] cool, chill, refrigerate | [n] cooling, chilling, refrigeration

Answer 441

[a] functioning, functional, working; operant (psychology)

Answer 442

[a] rainy, wet, inclement

Answer 443

[n, mit] legend

Answer 444

[a, uma] authoritarian, high-handed, bossy, officious | [n] authoritarian (person, system)

Answer 445

[n, ling] hyphen

Answer 446

[a, fil] empirical, objective

Answer 447

[a] effective, with great effect, to great effect (intentionally or otherwise)

Answer 448

[n, util] telegram

Answer 449

[n, arci] hearth, hearthside, fireplace, ingle; grate

Answer 450

[n, cim] molecule

Answer 451

[vt, arci, arte] adorn, decorate, garnish, emblazon, embellish | [n] ornament, adornment, decoration; dingbat, dinkus (typography)

Answer 452

[a] creole-like, typical for creole languages, in the style of creole languages

Answer 453

[a] Elefen-like, in the style of Elefen

Answer 454

[a] archeological|ae

Answer 455

[a] racist | [n] racist

Answer 456

[a] competing, rival

Answer 457

[vnt] reappear, resurface | [vt] cause to reappear | [n] reappearance; comeback

Answer 458

[n, cim] gasoline, petrol

Answer 459

[n, rel] synagogue

Answer 460

[n, arci] infrastructure

Answer 461

[vnt] overflow; burst one's banks (river) | [n] overflow, run-off

Answer 462

[a] Haitian | [n, dem] Haitian

Answer 463

[vt] exculpate, exonerate, vindicate, acquit, clear | [n] exoneration, vindication, acquittal; excuse

Answer 464

[n] reporter, chronicler

Answer 465

[n, uma] pride

Answer 466

[a] nationalistic | [n] nationalist

Answer 467

[vt] undermine; sabotage, compromise

Answer 468

[a] promised; engaged (to be married), betrothed | [n] fiancé, fiancée

Answer 469

[vt, med] inject; mainline | [n] injection, jab

Answer 470

[a] detestable, abominable, reprehensible, odious, loathsome, execrable, heinous, abhorrent, atrocious | [n] abomination, atrocity

Answer 471

[a] uncomfortable

Answer 472

[a] responding, answering, replying, respondent, responsive

Answer 473

[vt] wrench, jerk, yank, snatch, wrest, tug, heave; sprain (ankle, etc.); rip out, tear out | [n] jerk, yank, tug, twist

Answer 474

[a] suspicious (suspecting, arousing suspicion)

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