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38 Cards in this Set
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Fritters
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- a small mass of fried or sautéed batter often with fruit or meat
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Wharf-rat (boy)-
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Someone who lives near wharves and lives by pilfering from ships or warehouses.
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Okara-
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Gabriel Okara poet The Voice
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Dasheen
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taro, Asian plant for the tropics
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Pepper pot-
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a soup made with vegetables dumlings
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Billowed
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– to rise in waves or smoke
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Jetty
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- a structure extended into a sea, lake or river. To influence the current
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Angiosperm
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vascular plants
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Hyacinths
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a precious stone of the ancients sometimes held to the sapphire
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Shroud-
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obsolete, shelter, protection
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Stanchions
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an upright bar, post support, like roofs deck
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Cerise
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- a moderate red
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Flaxen
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made of flax, herbs plants
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Fortifications-
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an acct or process of fortifying, defents or strengthens
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Roundabouts
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a circuitous route, detour, merry go round
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Salutary
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producing a beneficial effect. Remedial. Promoting health
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Mouldering-
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formed in clay or wax, rotten
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Cascade
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a steep usually small fall of water, series of sucession of stages so that each stage devired upon the next one
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constrained by) stays
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large strong rope usually of wire used to support a mast
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Downdraught-
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a descent lineage bloodlinem parentage, offspring
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Scythings-
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to mow, to cut
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Skiffs
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- any of various small boats, flat bottomed rowboat
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Chivalrously
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- valliant, chivalry, honor
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Amiable
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generally agreeable, being friendly
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Bovine
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relating to oxen, bison, their cows relatives
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Prodigiously
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obsolete, being an omen, strange, unusual
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Waistcoat
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an ornamental garment worn under a doublet
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Ponderously-
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of very great weight. Unweidly or clumsy because of weight
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Gudgeon
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pivot, journal, a socket for a rubber pintle
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Cox’s
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sailor who has charge of ship boat and its crew and who usually steers
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Weir
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a fence or enclousure set in a waterway for taking fish, dam to revert water
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Ironmongers
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a dealer in iron and hardware
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Wanton
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hard to control, undisciplined, unruly
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Wafted
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- to move or lightly by implusive of wind or waves
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Discomfited
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to defeat in battle, to frustrate the plans
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Azured
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color blue
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Swooning
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faint, to become enraptured, droop fade
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Trysts
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an agreement to meet meeting place
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