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30 Cards in this Set
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unsavory
(adj.) |
1. Unpleasent to taste or smell
2.morallt offensive |
smell
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scent
(v.) |
get a suspicion of
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smell
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scent
(n.) |
smell, perfume
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smell
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reek
(v.) |
emit a strong, disagreeable smell;be premeated with
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smell
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rank
(adj.) |
1. having a strong, bad odor or taste; offensively gross or strong
2. extreme |
smell
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rancid
(adj.) |
unpleasent to smell or taste from being spoiled or stale
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smell
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putrid
(adj.) |
1. stinking from decay
2. extremely bad; corrupt |
smell
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pungent
(adj.) |
sharp smell or tastefrom being spoiled or stale
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smell
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olfactory
(adj.) |
pertaining to the sense of smell
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smell
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noisome
(adj.) |
1. offensive to smell; disgusting
2. harmful;noxious |
smell
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malodrous
(adj.) |
ill-smelling; stinking; fetrid; unpleasently ordorous
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smell
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incense
(n.) |
substance yielding a pleasent odor when burned
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smell
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fusty
(adj.) |
1.stale smelling; musty; moldy
2.old-fashioned |
smell
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fragrant
(adj.) |
having a pleasent odor
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smell
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aromatic
(adj.) |
sweet-sented; fragrant
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smell
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aroma
(n.) |
pleasent odor; bouquet
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smell
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progeny
(n.) |
offspring; children; decentants
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relatives
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progenitor
(n.) |
forefather
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relatives
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paternat
(adj.) |
of or like a father
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relatives
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nepotism
(n.) |
favorism to relatives by those in power
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relatives
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maternal
(adj.) |
of or like a mother
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relatives
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kith and kin
(n. pl.) |
friends and relatives; kindred
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relatives
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gentility
(n.) |
1.good manners
2.gentry; upper class |
relatives
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genealogy
(n.) |
a person's or family's desent; lineage; pedigree
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relatives
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fraternal
(adj.) |
of or like a brother
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relatives
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filial
(adj.) |
of or like a son or daughter
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relatives
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sibling
(n.) |
one or more children of a family
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relatives
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ravine
(n.) |
deep, narrow gorge worn by running water
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lowness, depth
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profound
(adj.) |
very deep; deeply felt; intellectually deep
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lowness, depth
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plumb
(v.) |
get to the bottom of; ascertian the depths of; fathom
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lowness, depth
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