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26 Cards in this Set
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== DEBATES 5254 DEBATE, 2deliberate [VERB!]
== BESTEAD s 5253 2help (to give aid) [v -ED, -ING == BEASTED# 5252 BEAST, 2punish or torture (someone) in a manner that involves excessive physical exercise [VERB!] |
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RAILBED by touching the BEDRAIL to see if it was ridable for the BLADIER# wheels of the train == BEDRAIL s 1864 a rail that runs along the side of a bed == BLADIER# 1865 BLADY, as in blady grass == BRAILED 1866 BRAIL, 2haul in a sail [VERB!] == RAILBED s 1867 the bed of a railway track == RIDABLE 1868 capable of being ridden,-RIDEABLE |
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ABEFIRT
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== BAREFIT 3105 barefoot (being without shoes)
== FIBRATE# s# 3106 any of a group of chemical compounds that reduce levels of fat in the body |
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ABEISTT
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== BATISTE s 4943 a fine linen
== BISTATE 4945 pertaining 2two states == BATTIES# t 4944 BATTY, a West Indian slang word for (a person's) bottom |
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ACDENRU
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== DURANCE s 4029 restraint by physical force
== UNRACED 4031 not raced == UNCARED# 4030 not cared (for) |
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ACEMORS
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== AMORCES 6564 AMORCE, a percussion cap for a toy pistol
== SCREAMO# s# 6565 a form of emo music typically featuring screaming vocals |
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ACENRTY
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== NECTARY 5854 a plant gland [n NECTARIES]
== TRANCEY# 5855 (Of music, etc) creating a hypnotic effect [adj TRANCIER, TRANCIEST] |
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ACINORS
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== SARONIC 2133 pertaining 2an astronomical cycle
== AIRCONS# 2131 AIRCON, an air conditioner == RACINOS# 2132 RACINO, a racetrack that offers additional facilities for gambling |
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ADEEMRS
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== SMEARED 5327 SMEAR, 2spread with something oily or sticky [VERB!]
== REMEADS 5326 REMEAD, 2cure,-REMEDE [VERB!] == MEDRESA# s# 5324 (Arabic) an Islamic college, or school attached 2mosque == REMADES 5325 REMADE, a thing made over |
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ADENOTT
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== NOTATED 979 NOTATE, 2put into a system of symbols [VERB!]
== ATTONED# 978 ATTONE, 2atone (to make amends) [VERB!] |
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AGEENST
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== NEGATES 1531 NEGATE, 2nullify (to negate (to nullify (to negate))) [VERB!]
== SANGEET# s# 1532 a kind of pre-wedding party in a Hindi or Sikh marriage |
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AEEILMR
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== MEALIER 1356 MEALY, covered with meal
== EMAILER# s# 1355 one who sends electronic messages via computer |
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AEELNOS
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== ENOLASE s 374 an enzyme (a complex protein,-ENZYM)
== LOANEES# 375 LOANEE, a person who receives a loan; a sportsperson who is loaned from one organization 2another |
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AEFINST
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== FAINEST 836 FAIN, joyful (happy (marked by joy))
== NAIFEST 838 NAIF, naive (lacking sophistication) == FANSITE# s# 837 a website devoted 2fans of a particular celebrity, TV programme, etc |
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AEGINSS
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== AGNISES 5871 AGNISE, 2acknowledge,-AGNIZE [VERB!]
== SEASING 5873 SEASE, 2grasp suddenly [VERB!] == clt EASINGS# 5872 EASING, the act of freeing from pain or trouble |
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AEINNST
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== INANEST 695 INANE, senseless
== NANITES# 696 NANITE, a microscopically small machine or device, perhaps only a few atoms wide, manufactured using nanotechnology,-NANOMACHINE == STANINE s 697 one of nine classes into which a set of scores is divided == TANNIES 698 TANNIE, (Afrikaans) literally aunt, a title of respect for an elderly woman |
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AEINORT
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== NOTAIRE# s# 1 in France, a public official authorized by the state 2attest and certify certain legal documents, oversee property transactions, etc
== OTARINE 2 pertaining 2otaries (a big-eared seal) |
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AEIOSTT
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== g OATIEST# 312 OATY, like oats
== OSTIATE 313 having an ostium == TOASTIE rs 314 a toasted sandwich |
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AELOPST
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== PELOTAS 2566 PELOTA, a court game of Spanish origin
== POTALES# 2567 POTALE, refuse from a grain distillery |
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CDEINRS
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== CINDERS
== DISCERN s 4210 2perceive (to become aware of through the senses) [v -ED, -ING == NERDICS# 4211 NERDIC, another name for GEEKSPEAK == p RESCIND s 4212 2annul (to declare void) [v -ED, -ING |
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CEILNST
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== CLIENTS
== LECTINS 4218 LECTIN, a protein that binds 2a sugar molecule == LENTISC# s# 4219 the mastic tree,-LENTISK == STENCIL s 4220 2produce by means of a perforated sheet of material [v STENCILED or STENCILLED, STENCILLING, STENCILS] |
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CENORST
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== CONSTER s
== CORNETS == CRESTON s 2695 an outcrop == CRETONS# 2696 a spread of shredded pork cooked with onions in pork fat == CRONETS 2697 CRONET, hair growing over the top of a horse's hoof |
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DEGORST
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== STODGER s 3022 a dull person
== s TODGERS# 3023 TODGER, (slang) the penis |
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EILLOST
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== OILLETS 4676 OILLET, an eyelet
== STELLIO# n 4677 as in stellio lizard, a STELLION == TOLLIES 4678 TOLLIE, a castrated calf,-TOLLY |
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EILOOST
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== z OOLITES
== OSTIOLE s == STOOLIE s 1330 an informer (one who informs (to pass on information,-ENFORM)) == s TOOLIES# 1331 TOOLIE, in Australia, an adult who gatecrashes the Schoolies Week celebrations,esp one who makes sexual advances towards students |
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EIORSST
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== ROESTIS# 2383 ROESTI, a dish of grated potatoes shaped into a pancake and fried,-ROSTI
== b#p ROSIEST 2384 ROSY, roselike (like a rose) == SIROSET 2385 of fabric, treated 2prevent wrinkling, a process developed by [adj CSIRO] == SORITES 2386 a type of argument used in logic [n SORITES] == SORTIES 2387 SORTIE, 2attack suddenly from a defensive position [VERB!] == STORIES 2388 STORY, 2relate an account of an event [VERB!] == TOSSIER 2389 TOSSY, pert (jaunty (briskly self-assured,-JANTY, JANTEE, JAUNTEE)) == TRIOSES 2390 TRIOSE, a simple sugar |
