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46 Cards in this Set
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Canto
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Division of poem
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Canvass
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Dtermine or seek opionion or votes
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Capacious
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Spacious
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Capitulate
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Surrender
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Caprice
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Whim, vagary, fancy, notion
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CAPRICIOUS
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Unpredictable, fickle
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Captious
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Faultfinding, picky, carping, testy
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Carafe
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glass water bottle
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Carapace
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shell covering the back (turtle, crab)
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Cardinal
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Chief
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Careen
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Sway from side to side
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Carillon
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Set of bells that are able to be played
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Carnal
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Fleshly, bodily, lustful, lecherous, lascivious, libidinous, concupiscent
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Carousal
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Drunken Revel
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Carrion
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Rotting flesh of dead body
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CASTIGTAION
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Punishment, severe criticism
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Cataclysm
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Deluge (extensive flood), violent upheaval (political or social nature)
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CATALYST
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agent that influences pace of chemical reaction while being unaffected and unchanged
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Cataract
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Great waterfall
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Catcall
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Shout of disapproval
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Catechism
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Book of religious instruction by question and answer
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Categorical
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without exceptions, unqualified, absolute
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Catharsis
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Purging or cleansing of any passage of body
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Cathartic
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Purgative
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caucus
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meeting of private members of a party to select someone or determine a policy
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Caulk
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make watertight
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Causal
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Cause and effect relationship
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CAUSTIC
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burning or sarcastic remark
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Cauterize
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burn with red hot iron or caustic
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cavalcade
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procession or parade
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Cavalier
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casual and offhand, arrogant
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Cavil
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Make frivolous (silly, foolish, childish) objections
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celerity
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Speed, rapidity
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Censorious
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critical
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Censure
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blame, criticise
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Centaur
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Mythical figure - half man and half horse
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Centripetal
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Tending toward the center
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Cerebration
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thought
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Ceremonious
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Marked by formality
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Certitude
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Certainity
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Cessation
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stopage
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Cession
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Yielding to another, ceding
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Chafe
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warm by rubbing or make sore by rubbing
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Chaff
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Worthless products of an endeavor
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Chaffing
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Bantering, joking
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Chagrin
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Vexation, disappointment, humilation
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