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40 Cards in this Set
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Utopia
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An ideal place or state.
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Dystopia
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A society characerized by human mystery, as squalon, upression, desire, and over crowding.
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Entrails
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Internal parts
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Reaping
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When a boy and girl ar chosen for the Hunger Games.
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Apothecary
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A drugless Pharmacy
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Iridescent
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A play of colums producing rainbow effects.
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Paraffin
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A flamable waxy crystalline mixture.
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Tesserae
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A small table.
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Meager
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Having little flesh;Ur flesh is thin.
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Racketeers
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People who export money or advantages by treats of violance.
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Sustenance
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Means of sustaining life;nurishment
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Tribute
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A payment made to show submission or secure peache contributed or something given voluntary.
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Repentance
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A feeling of regret for something said or done.
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Treason
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An offense against the government.
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Synonymous
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The same as
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Tenuous
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Thin or slender in form as a thread
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Plaited
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A style of broding.
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Insurmountable
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Incapable of being surmounted, passed over, or overcome insuperable.
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Maces
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Heavly spiked used as a weapon.
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Anti-climactic
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Strikingly less
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Sanctioned
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An economic or military measure.
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Demeanor
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Outword meaner or behavior.
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Decrepit
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Broken down with age;Worn out.
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Inexplicable
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Incapable of being accounted for or explained.
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Tureen
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A large, deep, covered dish for servi9ng soup, stew, or other foods.
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Cornucopia
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An abundant, overflowing supply.
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Swathe
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To wrap, bind, or swaddle with bands of some material; wrap up closely or fully.
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Affectations
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Conspicuous artifiality of manner or appearance; effort to attract notice by pretence, assumption, or any assumed peculiarity.
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Adversaries
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A person, group, etc., that is an opponent in a contest; contestant.
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deluged
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A drenching rain; downpour
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Oblivious
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Forgetful; without remembrance or memory.
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Surly
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Unfriendly or hostile
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Sic
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To attack
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Irredeemably
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Hopeless
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Mediocre
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Not satisfactory; inferior
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Banal
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Devoid of freshness or originality.
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Ferocity
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A ferocious quality or state; savage fiereness.
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Gossamer
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Something extremely light, flimsy, or delicate.
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Anecdote
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A short account of a particular incident or event, especially of an interesting or amusing nature.
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