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110 Cards in this Set
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Diction |
the manner in which something is expressed with words |
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Dictator |
a leader who speaks and rules with total power |
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Spectator |
a person who watches something such as a sporting event |
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Dictionary |
a reference book in which spoken or written words are defined |
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Man/Manu |
hands |
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Sector |
a separate part of a society, group, or area |
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Jettison |
to throw goods overboard to lighten the load |
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Circumspect |
careful to look at all possibilities before acting; aware of consequences |
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Inspect |
to look at carefully in search of flaws |
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Subject |
to throw oneself under someone else's rule |
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Spec |
to look or see |
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Speculate |
to look at and think about something from different points of view |
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Manuscript |
a ha d written or typed piece of writing |
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Pedal |
a lever that is moved with ones foot |
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Peddler |
a person that sells things door to door by foot |
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Dictum |
a judges ruling or statement |
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Edict |
public words issued by an official that explain a law or command |
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Indictment |
formal words spoken by a jury that charge a person with a crime |
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Predict |
to say what will happen before it occurs |
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Interjection |
a word "thrown" into a sentence |
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Projectile |
an object thrown into the air with great force |
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Trajectory |
the curved path of an object thrown into space |
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Ject |
to throw |
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Bisect |
to cut into two pieces |
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Dissect |
to cut apart for the purpose of investigation |
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Insect |
a small animal that has three separate body parts |
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Intersection |
the point at which two lines or roads meet and cut across each other |
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Respect |
to look up to someone; to show honor |
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Projector |
a machine that throws an image onto a wall |
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Reject |
to throw something out because its defective |
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Pedestrian |
a person who walks across the street on his feet |
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Pedicure |
a foot treatment |
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Quadruped |
a creature with 4 feet |
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Manufacture |
to make by hand or by machine; to change raw material into a new product |
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Dict |
to speak |
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Biped |
creature with 2 feet |
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Centipede |
creature with 100 feet |
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an obstacle/something that stands in the way |
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Millipede |
creature with 1,000 feet |
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Mandate |
an order or command placed in ones hand |
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Verdict |
the decision a jury makes in a trial; the decision said by the jury |
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Emancipate |
to set free; to lend a hand in freeing someone; to release from someones hand |
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Manacles |
handcuffs |
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Retrospective |
looking back at past things |
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Maneuver |
to handily or skillfully go around something |
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Manicure |
a treatment for the nails and hand |
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Spectacle |
something displayed for the public to see |
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Spectacles |
glasses that help someone see better |
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Manipulate |
to skillfully operate by hand |
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Manual |
a hand book; a book of directions |
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Tripod |
a three-footed stand; often used to balance a camera |
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Vivisection |
surgery on living animals; cutting into living animals to study organs, tissues, or diseases |
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Sectional |
a couch that is made up of separate pieces |
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Contradict |
to speak against; to say the opposite |
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Dictation |
what is written down as someone says it |
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Section |
a separate part of something |
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Transect |
to cut across something |
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Sect |
to cut/separate |
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Perspective |
one way of looking at things |
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Injection |
a shot; the "throwing" of medicine into the body |
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Introspection |
the act of looking into ones ow thoughts and feelings |
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Trisect |
to cut into three separate pieces |
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Manager |
a person who has the upper hand; a person in charge |
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Ped |
Feet |
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Eject |
to throw out |
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Dejected |
to feel sad; to feel thrown down in spirit |
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Port
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Carry
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Deport
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To carry or send away from a country, to banish
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Export
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To carry out of the country
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Import
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To carry into the country
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Portable
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Capable of being easily carried
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Portage |
The route over which boats and supplies are carried overland from one lake or river to another
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Porter
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An attendant who carries travelers luggage for them
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Portfolio
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a case for carrying loose paper; a means of carrying work to show samples of performance |
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Report
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A collection of writing that carries information to be shared again with someone new
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Support |
To carry the weight of something
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Transport
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To carry something from one place to another
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Miss/mit
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Send
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admit |
To send someone in; to allow someone to enter
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Dismiss
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To send someone out; to let someone leave
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Emit
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To send out or give off (such as an odor, a light, etc.)
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intermission |
A break between acts of a play or performance during which people are sent out for snacks or stretch break
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Missile
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A weapon designed to be sent in the direction of a target
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Mission
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A special duty or function in which a group is sent out to do
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Omit
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To leave out; to not Send
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Remit
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To send back (usually having to do with bills or invitations)
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submit
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To send yourself under someone else's control; to send in work or turn in assignment
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Transmit
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To send something across places; to pass along
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Graph
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Writing
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Autobiography
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A writing about ones own life
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Autograph
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The writing of ones own name
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Bibliography
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The written list of all the books used in a report or book
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Biography
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A writing about a persons life by another person
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cartography
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Map making; the writing involved in making maps or chart
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Homograph
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A word written the aam way as another word, but having another meaning
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Paragraph
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A section of writing that has a topic and concluding sentence
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Phonograph
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Record player; a device that turns the writing on records into sound
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Photography
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The use of light to record an image using a camera
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Seismograph
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a device that records the movements of the earth |
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Scrib/script
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Write
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Describe |
To say or write down how something looks; to use adjectives in writing
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Inscription
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A short dedication written in a book or engraved on something, such as a coin or munument
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Manuscript
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A piece of writing; a book
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Postscript
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P.S; a short bit of writing added after a letter is finished
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Prescription
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A piece of paper written by a doctor that let's you get medicine at the pharmacy
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Scribble
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Sloppy writing that is hard to read
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Scribe
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A person who writes things down
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script |
A set of papers with writing that will be read and acted out
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Subscription
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A written agreement to buy and read a magazine or newspaper for a set period of time
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Transcribe
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To write down or record, to translate
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