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21 Cards in this Set
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Domicile
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a home; residence
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Domestic
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1. related to the family or household
2. tame; trained to wlive with humans 3. indigenous; native |
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Domus
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House
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Dominus
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head of household; lord; master
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Domain
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range of one's control; territory
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Domineer
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to dominate; to be bossy
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Dominion
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control; rule; area of influence
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Dormio, dormire, dormivi, domitum
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to sleep
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dormant
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asleep; not in an active state
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Somnus
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sleep
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Somnambulate
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to walk while sleeping
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Somnolent
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1. drowsy; sleepy
2. causing sleep |
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Lavo, lavare, lavi, lautum
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to wash
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Ablution
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washing of the body, especially as a ritual purification
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Deluge
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a downpour; a great flood; to flood
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Vestis
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garment
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Divest
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1. to take something belonging to someone (right, title property)
2. to strip away; especially clothes |
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Investiture
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a ceremony in which a person formally recieves the authority and symbols of an office
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Travesty
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an absurd or inferior imitation
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Vestment
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a garment that indicates position or authority, especially the robs worn by clergy
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Vested
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1. a concern for something from which a person espects to get personal benefit
2. dressed, especially in vestments 3. absolute; without question |
