3/20/2006 Language Arts Vocab And Economics

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Wayfarer:

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a person who travels, especially from place to p lace on foot.

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Wanderlust:

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an impulse, longing, or urge to travel or wander.

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Trek:

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to travel by ox wagon; to travel slowly or laboriously.

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Traverse:

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to pass, move, or exgtend over or across, oppose; to survy inspect carefully; to swivel or pivot; to move across a mountain slope in an oblique direction or zig zagging.

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Transmigrate:

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to move from one habitation or country to another; in religion, to pass into some other body at death

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Tandem:

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two wheeled carraige drawn by horses harnessed one behind the other; a team of horses

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Safari:

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journey or hunting expedition, especially in East Africa; the caravan of such an expedition; a long, carefully planned trip, usually with a large entourage.

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Portmanteau:

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a case or bag to carry clothing in while traveling, especially a leather trunk or suitcase withc opens into two halves.

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Peripatetic:

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moving from place to place

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Landmark:

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any fixed object used to mark the boundry of a peice of land; any prominent feature of the landscape, serving to identify a particular locality.

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Hustings:

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the route followed by a campaigner for political office, an election platform

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Hegira:

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any flight or journey to a move desirable or cingenial place than where one is.

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Conclerge:

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doorkeeper; caretaker; custodian

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Cartography:

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art of business of drawing or making charts or maps.

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Antipodal:

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on the opposite side of the globe; diametrically opposite.