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Misnomer (mis-no-muhr) Noun |
Miss naming of My teacher accidentally misnomered a student. |
Mad cow disease or morning sickness |
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Trepidation (trep-uh-day-shuhn) Noun |
Involuntary shaking I got so nervous that I started to trepidation |
Anxiety |
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Meritorious (meh-ruh-tor-ee-us) Adjective |
Something worthy of an award I was being meritorious when I got an award from my teacher. |
Finding a cure of cancer |
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Enmity (en-mih-tee) Noun |
Hatred I had a lot of enmity for everyone. |
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Facilitate (fuh-suh-luh-ayt) Verb |
To make easier My teachers job was to facilitate things for us to understand things much better. |
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Qualm (kwahm) noun |
Doubtful, no regrets I was being qualm when I went sky diving. |
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Loguacious (loh-kway-shuhs) Adjective |
Talks to much, wordy Boston is very loguacious. |
Boston |
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Enigmatic (eh-nih-mat-ik) Adjective |
Mystery. Someone that throws puzzles at you The kid in the back is always enigmatic when you try to talk to him. |
The riddler from batman |
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Melee (may-lay) Noun |
A chaotic brawl Kindergarten kids that are fighting while on Crack is a melee. |
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