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36 Cards in this Set
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extradite
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to give up a prisoner to another authority
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extraneous
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unrelated; not essential
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extrapolate
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to set free; to disentangel
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extrinsic
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external; coming from outside
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extrovert
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an outgoing person
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exuberant
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full of enthusiasm
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exude
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to discharge; to ooze
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exult
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to rejoice
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fabricate (two meanings)
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to construct; to lie
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fabulous
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incredible; imaginative
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facade
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outward apperance
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facet
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aspect
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facetious
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joking; sarcastic
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facile
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easy; effortless
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facilitate
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to make easy
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facsimile
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an exact copy; a duplicate
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faction
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a minority within a larger group
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factious
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causing disagreement
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factitious
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artificial
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factotum
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an employee who can do all kinds of work
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faculty
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power, ability; skill
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fallacious
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misleading; deceptive
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fallible
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capable of error
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fallow
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inactive; unproductive
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falter
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to stumble; to hesitate
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fanatic
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a person with uncontrolled enthusiasm
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fanciful
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unreal; imaginative; unpredictable
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fanfare
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noisy or showy display
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farcical
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absurd; ridiculous
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fastidious
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hard to please
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fatal
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causing death
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fatalistic
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believing that all things in life are inevitable
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fathom (two meanings)
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nautical measure of 6 feet in depth (n); to comprehend (v)
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fatuous
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foolish
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fauna
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animals of a certain area
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fawn (two meanings)
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a young deer (n); to act slavishly submissive (v)
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