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90 Cards in this Set
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VELA or VELUM
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Thin Mebrane
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VATIC
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Prophet
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VARIX
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Varicose Vein
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VAGI
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Cranial Nerve
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VAKIL or VAKEEL
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Indian Lawyer
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VARA
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Spanish Unit of Length
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VELDT
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Grassland in Southern Africa
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VENA or VENAE
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Vein
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VINCA
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Flowering Plant
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VIREO
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Small Bird
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VENGE
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To Avenge
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VERT
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Color Green
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VERTU or VIRTU
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Love for fine art
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VIN
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Wine
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VINA
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String Instrument of India
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VAU or VAV or VAW
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Hebrew Letter
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VITA
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Autobiographical Sketch
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VOCES
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Vox, Voice
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VULGO
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Commonly
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VUG or VUGG
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Cavity in Rock
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VROW or VROUW
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A Dutch Woman
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VORTEX or VORTICES
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Whirling mass of fluid
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VOMITO
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Black vomit of yellow fever
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VON
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Used in some surnames
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VOMER
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A bone in the skull
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VOLVA
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Membranous sac of mushrooms
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VOLTI
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Used to direct musicians to turn the page
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VOLTA
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turning
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VOLTE
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A fencing movement
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VOLE
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To win all the tricks in a card game
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VOLAR
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Pertaining to flight
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DEV
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A Hindu God
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GANEV
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A thief
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GUV
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A governor
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LAV
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A lavatory
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LEV
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A monetary unit of Bulgaria
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LUV
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A Sweetheart
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SCHAV
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Chilled soup
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SHIV
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A Knife
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SPIV
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A petty criminal
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TAV
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A Hebrew letter
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MAGLEV
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High speed magnetic levitation train
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OVA or OVUM
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The female reproductive cell of animals
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OVOID and OVOIDAL
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As egg-shaped body
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OVATE
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Egg shaped
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ARVO
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Afternoon
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ARVAL
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Pertaining to plowed land
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GYVE
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To shackle
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IVIED
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Covering with ivy
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TIVY
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With great speed
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TAV
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Hebrew letter
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VODUN
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A primitive religion of the West Indies
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VOE
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A small bay or creek
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VIZOR
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to visor (provide with visor)
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VITRIC
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Pertaining to grass
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VITTA
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Strak or band of color
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VIVA and VIVE
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Shout or cry of approval
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VIZIR
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Muslim high official
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VIRL
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Metal ring or cap put around a shaft to prevent splitting
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VIRGA
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Wisps of precipitation evaporating before reaching ground
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VILL
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A village
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VANG
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A rope on a ship
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VANDA
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Tropical orchid
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VAIR
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A fur used for lining and trimming medieval garments
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UVEA or UVEAL
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Layer of the eye
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SYLVA or SYLVAE
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The forest trees of an area
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STIVER
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A former Dutch coin
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REVET
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To face with masonry
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RIVE and RIVES
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To tear apart
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PRIVET
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An ornamental shrub
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BOVID
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A bonvine
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AJIVA
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Inanimate matter
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ALVINE
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Pertaining to the abdomen and lower intestines.
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ARVO
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Afternoon
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ARVAL
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Pertaining to plowed land
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AVGAS
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Gasoline for airplanes
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CAVIE
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A Hencoop
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CAVIL
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To carp
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DAVY
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A safety lamp
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DAVEN
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To utter Jewish prayers
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DAVIT
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A hoisting device on a ship
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DEAVE
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To deafen
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DEVEL
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To strike forcibly
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DEVON
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One of a breed of small hardy cattle
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DIVAN
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A sofa or couch
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DOVISH
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Not warlike
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ELVISH
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Like an elf.
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ENDIVE
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An herb cultivated as a salad plant.
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ERVIL
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A European vetch
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EVZONE
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A Greek Soldier
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