Analogies Vocab List

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Allergen

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A substance that causes an allergic reaction

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Abacus

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An accent counting device

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Abstain

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Do without voluntarily

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Acrophobia

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Fear of heights

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Advocate

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Argue a certain point of view, offer support

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Aerie

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A man-made habitat for birds

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Aficiando

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An enthusiast

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Agile

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Moves easily like an athlete, nimble

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Reclusive

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Tending to withdraw from the company

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Relativist

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One who judges things by there comparative value pragmatics

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Reflextive

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A personal adjective an example is found in the boy he hurt himself in this in himself as a reflective adjectivew

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Score

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1/4 of a century

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Scurvy

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Vitamin c deficiency

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Sensualist

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One who is fond of pleasure a modern Epicurean

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Shoal

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A place where the water is shallow and which may cause a **** to reach a ground

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Singe

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Burn slightly around the edges

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Slate

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A list of candidates for a particular party

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Slothful

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Lazy indolent not industrious

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Astrologer

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Person who claims to interpret the influence of the stars on events and Persons

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Stolid

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Impassive showing no emotion

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Surrealism

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Modern and unconventional art movement

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Theorist

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One engaged in speculations

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Thicket

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Very close growth of shrubs or bushes

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Thrash

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To beat wheat is thrashed so as to separate the grain

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Tolerant

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Accepting of others opinions forbearing opposite of bigoted
or dogmatic

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Triptych

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A set of three panels with pictures or carvings

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Trowel

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A tool used by a brick layer to spread mortar

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Unquenchable

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Usually refers to a thirst that cannot be satisfied

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Vassal

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Tenant of a lord, servant, follower, slave

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Astronomer

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One who studies astronomy

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Vernancular

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The language of the common people, slang

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Verse

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The component lines of a poem

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Vertigo

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Condition characterized by dizziness and loss of balance

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Virtuous

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Exhibiting high moral excellence

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Wary

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Very cautions, alert, watchful

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Zealot

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A fanatic, an extreme enthusiast

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Astronomy

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Science that studies the motion of Celestial bodies

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Banal

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Commonplace, trite

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Boulder

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Very large stone

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Burdensome

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Heavy to bear, oppressive

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Caliper

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Instrument used in measuring thickness

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Campaign

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Series of related military operation

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Cartography

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Making of maps and charts

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Climax

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The critical deciding moment or point

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Alliteration

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Repetition of the same first letter or sound in a line of poetry

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Coarse

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Rough to the touch, opposite of silky

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Cobbler

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The Shoemaker

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Colonnades

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Strong columns that serve as support for some buildings or structures

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Combine

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May refer to a machine used to harvest crops

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Commendable

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Worthy of praise

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Conduit

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A tube for the underground passage of electrical wire

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Conductor

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One who directs especially of an orchestra

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Convivial

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Fond of socializing with friends

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Cornucopia

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A horn shaped container that Winfield symbolizes plenty

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Credulous

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Extremely naïve or gullible

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Altercation

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A dispute that has gotten out of hand

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Curator

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Caretaker specially at the museum

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Facet

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The division of a diamond just as a period is a division of an era

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The unit that is used to measure the intensity of sound

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The unit that is used to measure the intensity of

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Devotee

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A person committed to an idea or movement

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Diatribe

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A better outburst aimed at a person or an idea

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Discreet

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Carefully sensible in speech and action

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Dispute

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Disagreement, argument

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Dogmatic

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Positive in one's opinion overbearingly certain

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Dormant

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Inactive quiet as if asleep

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Ebb

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Fade, lesson, weaken

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Ambiguous

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Vague, not concise

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Embellish

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Elaborate or enlarge in a decorative way

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Emblem

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A visible symbol such as a flag

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Endeavors

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Attempts at tries for

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Humidor

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The container for cigars

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Hyacinath

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Type of flower

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Epilogue

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A concluding statement

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Epitaph

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A short statement said in memory of a dead person and epitaph often appears on the tombstone

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Equine

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Pertaining to horses

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Erratic

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Wildly inconsistent

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Facade

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The decorative front of the building

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Anecdote

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Short account of an interesting incident or event

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Facet

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The division of a diamond just as a period is a division of an era

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Fallow

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Uncultivated in active and unseeded field is said to be lying fallow

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Famine

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A period of extremely lack of food of famine might be caused by a drought

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Feline

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Cat

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Fidelity

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Loyalty to a person or cause

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Flimsy

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Very light lacking substance not thick

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Foreman

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One who is in charge

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Frank

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Honest straightforward

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Gaudy

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Showy but cheap flashy

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Generic

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Having to do with class in general

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Anvil

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Hard metal surface upon which a blacksmith hammers

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Giga

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1 billion ten to the nine

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Gorged

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Consumed to excess over eat

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Hue

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A certain shade of color

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Humidorhyacinth

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The container for cigars

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Hyacinath

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Type of flower

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Imbue

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Fill with color or inspire

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Impassive

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Without feeling or emotion

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Impede

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Hinder or halt some movement

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Impel

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Thrust forward the opposite of impede

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Imperative

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An absolute necessity of a "requisite

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Arbiter

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One who settle the dispute, one who mediate

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Impoverish

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Make poor opposite of prosper

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Improvisation

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To act without formal preparation

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Insatiable

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A hungry that cannot be satisfied

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Irrigation

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Man-made canals used to bring water to dryland

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Inept

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Lacking skill

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Laud

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Praise opposite criticize

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Languish

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Diminish weaken

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Manifest

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Ballista passengers for a plane or ship

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Metaphysics

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Study of philosophy

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Reflextive

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A personal adjective an example is found in the boy he hurt himself in this in himself as a reflective adjectivew

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Arouse

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Awaken, start to action, excite

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Naivete

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The tendency to be easily duped or overly innocent

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Nano

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1 billionth

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Neurotic

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A person suffering from obsessive desires

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Niacin

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The prescription drugs that treat heart disease and high cholesterol

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Nosegay

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A bouquet of flowers

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Numismatic

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study of coins and medals

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Oxymoron

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A phrase that contains an obvious contradiction

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Pane

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A plate of glass that is a component of the window

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Penurious

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Stingy willing to spend money extremely poor

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Philatelist

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Collects stamps

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Arthropods

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Small wingless insect

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Piscine

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Pertaining to fish

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Placid

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Undisturbed, calm,

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Porcine

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Pig

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Pragmatic

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One who gauges value by practical consequences

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Prehensile

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An appendage that is well suited for grasping or seizing

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Profound

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Very bad not ordinary; opposite of banal

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Prolouge

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Introductory act or event

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Prudent

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Sensible, discreet, wisely cautious

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Pundit

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One known for the rendering of opinions

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Raconteur

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A skilled teller of stories anecdotes

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Article

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An essay usually appearing in a newspaper or magazine note that an editorial is an example of an article