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53 Cards in this Set
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ADONIS
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very handsome young man
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AEGIS
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shield or protection
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AMAZON
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tall, stong, masculine woman
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AMBROSIAL
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exceptionally pleasing to taste or smell
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ATLAS
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book of maps
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AURORAL
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pertaining to or resembling the dawn
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BACCHANALIAN
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jovial or wild with drunkenness
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CASSANDRA
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one who prophesies doom or disaster
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CHIMERICAL
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fantastic; unrea; impossible; absurd
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DRACONIAN
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cruel; harsh; severe; ironhanded
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ECHOLALIA
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automatic and immediate repetition (echoing) of what other say
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ELYSIAN
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delightful; blissful; heavenly
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ERISTIC
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prone to controversey; disputatious; argumentative
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FAUNA
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animal life; animals of a particular region or period
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FLORA
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plant life; plants of a particular region or period
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FORUM
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any medium of place for open discussion and expression of ideas
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HECTOR
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bully; intimidate with threats; bluster
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HERCULEAN
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very difficult; requiring the strenght of Hercules
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HERMECTIC
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airtight
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IRIDESCENT
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having colors like the rainbow
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JOVIAL
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jolly; merry; good-humored
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LABRINTHINE
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full of confusing passageways; intricate; complicated, like the Labyrinth
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LACONIC
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using words sparingly; terse; concise
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LETHARGIC
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unnaturally drowsy; sluggish; dull
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LUCULLAN
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suptuous; luxurious
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MARATHON
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long-distance footrace of 26 miles 385 yards
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MARTIAL
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pertaining to war; warlike
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MENTOR
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wise and trusted adviser
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MERCURIAL
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quick; vivacious; active; lively
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MYRMIDON
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obedient and unquestioning follower
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NARCISSISTIC
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in love with oneself; excessively fascinated and gratified by one's own physical and mental qualities; egocentric
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NECTAR
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something exceptionally delicious to drink
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NEMESIS
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due punishment for evil deeds
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ODYSSEY
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any long series of wanderings or travels
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OLYMPIAN
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majestic; godlike; ofty
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PAEAN
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song or hymn of praise, joy, or triumph
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PALLADIUM
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safeguard or protection
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PANIC
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unreasoning, sudden fright that grips a multitude
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PHYLIPIC
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bitter denunciation; tirade
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PLUTOCRATIC
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having great influence because of one's welath
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PROCRUSTEAN
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cruel or inflexible in enforcing conformity
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PROTEAN
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exceedingly variable; readily assuming different forms or shapes
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PYRRHIC
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ruinous; gained at too great a cost
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SATURININE
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heavy; dull; gloomy; morose
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SIREN
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dangerous, attractive woman
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SOLON
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legislator; wise lawgiver
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SPARTAN
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marked by self-discipline, bravery, ability to endure pain, and avoidance of comfort
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STENTORIAN
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very loud
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STYGLAN
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infernal; especially dark; gloomy
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TANTALIZE
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excite a hope but prevent its fulfillment; tease
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TERPSICHOREAN
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pertaining to dancing
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THESPIAN
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pertaining to the drama or acting
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TITANIC
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of enormous strenght, size or power
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