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36 Cards in this Set

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finesse
a skill, action, or performance to win trick with a card.
skid
plank, bar, or log on something heavy that can be slid on
wavered
to sway to or unbalanced
poultrymen
a dealer or a farmer who sells chickens.
heaved
force or lift something to move in a certain place
altitude
distance or height
maneuverability
act or a plan to move an object the other way
apparatus
combination of instruments, tools, or mechanics going towards a special goal
ransom
a prisoner, slave, or a kidnapped person for the goods of money or a price
frazzled
to wear until worn out
adept
expert or very skilled
polder
tract of lowland
bacillus
any bacteria
rigging
lift or hauling tackle
rig
put in proper order of use
boast
speak with exaggeration about one self
mariner
person who assists in navagation of a ship sailor
absurd
existing but not meaning to the world
umbrage
annoyance or defended
bides
wait, stay, or remain
premises
a land including buildings and its grounds
dab
a tap gently with a soft item
perpetrate
to commit or present in a poor manner
iniquity
wicked or a violation of duty
pence
a British bronze coin or known as their penny
crockery
collectively crocks or items
contusion
an injury or bruise
pasture
area covered with plants or grass
(grassland)
naysayer
person who expresses negatively
textile
any item made by weaving, knitting, or felting
conscript
draft for military or naval service
edema
any disease
anvil
heavy iron block
vulgar
indecent or obscene
perfidy
faithlessness or no trust
apogee
climax, highest or most distant point