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64 Cards in this Set
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stolid
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not easily stirred or moved mentally
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minstrel
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a medival poet or musician who sang or recited piece of work
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marionette
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a puppet munipulated from above by strings attached to its joineted limbs
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mausoleum
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a stately and magnificent tomb
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stratum
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a layer of material, naturally or artifically formed
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olfactory
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for pertaining sense of smell
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ballistics
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the science or study of the motion of projectiles, as bullets, shells, or bombs
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proclivities
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a natural propensity or inclinaton, preaispostion
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stagnant
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not flowing or running as water, or air
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centrifuge
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an apparatus that rotates at a high speed
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cataract
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any furious or down poor of water
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luminescent
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the mission of lgiht to not be cuased by incandescnese
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titillation
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to excite or arouse aggreeably
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noncumbustible
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not flammable
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exhalation
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exhilerated condition or feeling
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candenced
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rythmic flow of a sequence of sounds or words
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suffused
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to spread through or over
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sieve
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an instrument with a meshed or perforated bottom
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skepticism
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skeptical attitude or temper
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arsonists
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someone who sets fires
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praetorial
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nothing or pertainging to guard
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linguistics
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of our belongings to a language
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harlequin
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a comical character
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candenced
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rythmic flow of a sequence of sounds or words
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filligreel
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anything that is very delicate
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suffused
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to spread through or over
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sieve
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an instrument with a meshed or perforated bottom
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skepticism
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skeptical attitude or temper
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arsonists
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someone who sets fires
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praetorial
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nothing or pertainging to guard
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verbiage
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over abundance of supply of words as in written or speech
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perpetualt
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continuing or enduring forever
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linguistics
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of our belongings to a language
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penance
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a punishment under gone becuase of sin
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harlequin
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a comical character
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filligreel
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anything that is very delicate
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phosphorescient
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light without heat
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verbiage
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over abundance of supply of words as in written or speech
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perpetualt
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continuing or enduring forever
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seance
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attempt communication
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bombardier
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the member of a bombing
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penance
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a punishment under gone becuase of sin
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phosphorescient
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light without heat
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seance
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attempt communication
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bombardier
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the member of a bombing
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candenced
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rythmic flow of a sequence of sounds or words
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suffused
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to spread through or over
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sieve
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an instrument with a meshed or perforated bottom
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skepticism
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skeptical attitude or temper
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arsonists
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someone who sets fires
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praetorial
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nothing or pertainging to guard
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linguistics
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of our belongings to a language
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harlequin
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a comical character
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filligreel
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anything that is very delicate
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verbiage
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over abundance of supply of words as in written or speech
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perpetualt
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continuing or enduring forever
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penance
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a punishment under gone becuase of sin
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phosphorescient
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light without heat
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seance
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attempt communication
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bombardier
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the member of a bombing
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gandiose
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affectedly grand
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deluse
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a great flood of water
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abraved
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to war down by friciton
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litany
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a cermonial or liturgical form of pray consisting of a series of invocations
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