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52 Cards in this Set
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AACEIRV
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AVARICE s 6179 greed (excessive desire for gain or wealth) [n -S]
CAVIARE s 6180 the roe of sturgeon also CAVIAR CAVIARIE CAVIER [n -S] |
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AACGIMNP
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CAMPAIGN s 29246 to conduct an operation to achieve a certain goal [v -ED -ING -S]
PANGAMIC 29247 characterised by random mating [adj] |
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AACIRSV
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CAVIARS 17010 CAVIAR the roe of sturgeon also CAVIARE CAVIARIE CAVIER [n]
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AADEEHMT
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MEATHEAD s 13845 a dolt (a stupid person) [n -S]
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AAEGIMNP
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PIGMAEAN 10697 pertaining to pygmies (a small person also PIGMY) [adj]
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AAGILNP
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PAGINAL 13548 pertaining to the pages of a book [adj]
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AAGIMNPS
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PAGANISM s 23346 an irreligious attitude [n -S]
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AAIIPRVV
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VIVIPARA 34788 animals that bring forth living young [n]
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AAIIRVV
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VIVARIA 25905 VIVARIUM a place for raising and keeping live animals also VIVARY [n]
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AANPRSU
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PURANAS 15091 PURANA a Hindu scripture [n]
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ABDEEHMT
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EMBATHED 20318 EMBATHE to bathe also IMBATHE [v]
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ABDEOTU
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BOUTADE s 2477 a sudden outburst [n -S]
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ABEILNNW
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WINNABLE 12857 able to be won [adj]
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ABLORSW
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BARLOWS 17431 BARLOW a jackknife [n]
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ACCEIRTU
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CRUCIATE 13997 cross-shaped [adj]
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ACEEMOPR
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CAMPOREE s 12316 a gathering of Boy Scouts [n -S]
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ACEILRTU
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RETICULA r 1254 RETICULUM a network [n]
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ACEIMRTU
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MURICATE d 4201 covered with short sharp points [adj]
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ACGSTTU
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CATGUTS 24801 CATGUT a strong cord [n]
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ADEEHMST
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STEMHEAD s 13168 the head of the stem of a nautical vessel [n -S]
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ADEGLORV
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OVERGLAD 5515 to glad (to make glad (feeling pleasure)) [adj]
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ADEINNN
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NANDINE s 9825 a West African civet [n -S]
NANNIED 9826 NANNY to nurse (to care for the sick) [v] |
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AEFLNNS
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FANNELS 12226 FANNEL a strip of material worn on a priest's arm also FANNELL [n]
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AEGHILNT
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ATHELING s 2300 a prince of royal blood [n -S]
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AEGNPRYY
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PANEGYRY 31624 a great assembly [n PANEGYRIES]
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AEHIRRTW
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WRATHIER 8736 WRATHY inclined to wrath [adj]
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AELORTTV
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VARLETTO s 4485 a knave also VARLET [n -S]
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AENPRUV
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PARVENU es 9177 one who has suddenly risen above his class [n -S]
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AHIORSV
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HAVIORS 9421 HAVIOR behavior (conduct) [n]
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AIIPRVVY
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VIVIPARY 37045 plants that germinate from a seed still on the parent plant [n VIVIPARIES]
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BIIMOSS
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OBIISMS 28091 OBIISM belief in obia also OBEAHISM OBEISM [n]
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CEEINRST
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CENTRIES 2020 CENTRY centre [n]
ENTERICS 2021 ENTERIC typhoid fever [n] ENTICERS 2022 ENTICER one who entices (to lead astray) [n] SCIENTER 2023 having knowledge [adv] SECRETIN gs 2024 a hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs) [n -S] |
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CEINORRT
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TRICORNE s 2251 a hat with the brim turned up on three sides also TRICORN [n -S]
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CINORRT
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TRICORN es 8783 a hat with the brim turned up on three sides also TRICORNE [n -S]
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CNOPRTY
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CRYPTON s 23205 an inert gas [n -S]
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DEGILORSV
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OVERGILDS 5929 OVERGILD to gild over [v]
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DEGINNN
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DENNING 20232 DEN to live in a lair [v]
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DEINNNU
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NUNDINE s 17820 an ancient market-day [n -S]
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DHNNOOU
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NUNHOOD s 25193 the condition of a nun [n -S]
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EEFIORSX
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ORIFEXES 11022 ORIFEX a mouth-like opening also ORIFICE [n]
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EEIORRS
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ROSIERE s 1505 a rose bush [n -S]
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EELOSUV
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EVOLUES 9836 EVOLUE a primitive person improved by education [n]
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EFFIORSX
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FOXFIRES 31525 FOXFIRE a glow produced by certain fungi on decaying wood [n]
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EGINORTZ
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ROZETING 3299 ROZET to rosin (to treat with a brittle resin also ROSET) [v]
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EIMNSSU
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MINUSES 16887 MINUS a negative quantity [n]
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EMORRSU
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MORSURE s 13681 a bite [n -S]
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ENOPRTY
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ENTROPY 6741 a measure of unavailable energy [n ENTROPIES]
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GINRSTTU
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RUTTINGS 14700 RUTTING the act of rutting [n]
STURTING 14701 STURT to annoy (to irritate (to provoke (to arouse to anger or sexual desire))) [v] TRUSTING 14702 TRUST to place confidence in [v] |
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ILMORSW
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WORMILS 17537 WORMIL a lump in the skin of an animal's back [n]
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KNOPRTY
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KRYPTON s 26621 a gaseous element [n -S]
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MORRSTU
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ROSTRUM s 20564 a beaklike process or part [n ROSTRUMS or ROSTRA]
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MORRSUU
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RUMOURS 29105 RUMOUR to spread by hearsay also RUMOR [v]
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