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41 Cards in this Set
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Moped
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low-powered motorized bicycle
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biped
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two-footed mammal
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quadruped
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four-footed mammal
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podium
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a platform or stand for a speaker
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tripod
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a three-legged stand
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Pedal
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A foot operated lever, mechanism, or device
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Pedestrian
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one who walks
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Pedestal
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the foot or base of a statue or column
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Pedometer
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A device that measures the distance walked
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Centipede
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A creature with the appearance of 100 legs
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Millipede
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A creature with the appearance of 1000 legs
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Millipede
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A creature with the appearance of 1000 legs
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expedition
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a trip or journey
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expedite
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to speed up or hasten
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expeditious
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fast, speedy
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expeditiously
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quickly, fast
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expedient
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quickiest, most advantageous or suitible
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impede
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to hinder, block or obstruct
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impediment
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An obstacle or hinderance
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podiatry
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a foot doctor
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podiatrist
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a medical field for the car of feet
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Duct
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a pipe that allows something to flow through
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conduct
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to lead; to guide and move along
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conducive
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favorable, beneficial
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deduce
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to reach a conclusion by reasoning
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deduct
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to take away, subtract
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deductible
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able to be subtracted or taken away
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deduction
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that which can be taken away; a conclusion
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induce
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to lead on; to influence; to cause
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induct
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to bring in; to put into a position formally
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Inducement
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something that leads on or persuades
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introduce
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to make known or acquainted
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introductory
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beginning; preliminary
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produce
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to cause to grow; to make
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product
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that which is made
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production
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the act of making, creating, or manufacturing
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Productive
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fruitful; profitible; fertile
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reduce
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to make smaller
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reduction
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a lessening or making smaller
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abduct
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to carry off by force
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abductor
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one who kidnaps
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