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Brood

all the young birds or creatures that a mother produces at one time

Trident

A weapon used in the past that looks like a long fork with three points

Pastor

a minister in charge of a Christian church or group, especially in some Nonconformist churches

Pincer

a tool made of two crossed pieces of metal, used for holding things firmly and pulling things, for example nails out of wood


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