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43 Cards in this Set
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veterinary
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the science and are of pervention diseases among animals
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suppliant
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a sinner who seeks for forgiveness
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uclers
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any chronically corrupting ro distrupting condition.
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unsubstantial
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lacking firmness or solidity
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Avarice
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insatiable greed for rich
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writhed
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to twist into coils or folds
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Feinted
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an attack on
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carbine
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a short barreled lightweight originally used by cavalry
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Detachment
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freedom of bias and prejudice
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disparagement
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to lower in rank or reputation
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wary
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being careful watchful, keeping caution.
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semblance
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outward and often sespicious appearance or show
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lethagy
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abnormal drowsiness
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incandescence
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emission by a hot body of radiation that makes it visible.
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leprosy
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a morally or spiritually harmful influence
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mirage
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illusion, fantasy
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resinous
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any products made form a natural polymer
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countermelody
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a secondary melody
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benediction
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the invocation of a blessing
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Rubble
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broken fragments of rocks.. cause by destruction.
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sinister
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seriously threatening disaster
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Algae
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plants
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indigent
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totally lacking in something specified.
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calrities
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the quality or state of being clear
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stalwart
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marked by outstanding strength and vigor of body, mind or spirit
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monolithic
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single peice
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intercession
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petition or a prayer
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dissembling
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to hide under false appearance
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edifice
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a large or massive structure
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freshet
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a great rise or overflowing of a stream caused by heavy rains or melted snow
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countenanced
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to exstend approval or toleration to
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disinterested
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to cause regard to somthing with no concern.
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goading
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a pointed rod used to urge an animal
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cicadas
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any of a family of insects.
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forestalled
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to prevent a normal trading, to presuade to raise prices
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petulant
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insolent or rude in speech or behavior
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subjugation
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to bring under control or governance as a subject
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furtive
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done by stealth
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inaudible
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to not be capable of being heard
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diffused
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to pour out and permit or cause to spread freely.
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consecrated
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to induct a person into a permanent office with a religous right.
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cleft
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to divide by
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escarpment
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a steep slope infront of a fortification
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