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31 Cards in this Set
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habitat
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dwelling
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hackneyed
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trite; commonplace; overused
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haggard
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worn out from sleeplessness, grief, etc.
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haggle
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to bargain over a price
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halcyon
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calm
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hale
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healthy
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hallmark
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a symbol of high quality
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hallow
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to make holy; to bless
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hallucination
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illusion; a false notion
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hamper
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to hinder; to keep someone from acting freely
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haphazard
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dependent upon mere chance
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hapless
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unlucky
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harangue
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long speech
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harass
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to annoy; to bother
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harbinger
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an omen or sign
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harbor(two meanings)
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a body of water providing ships with protection from winds, waves, etc. (n); to conceal or hide (v)
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hardy
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courageous; sturdy
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harlequin
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a clown
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harpy
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a greedy, grasping person; a scolding, nagging, bad-tempered woman
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harrowing
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upsetting; distressing
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harry
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to worry; to torment
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hart
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a male deer
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haughty
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snobbish; arrogant
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haunt
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to appear as a spirit or ghost; to visit frequently; to disturb or distress
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haven
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a safe place
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havoc
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great destruction
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hazard
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risk; danger
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headlong
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recklessly; impulsively
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headstrong
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stubborn; willful
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hearsay
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rumor; gossip
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hearth
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fireplace
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