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126 Cards in this Set
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AJIVA
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inanimate matter [n -s]
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AJUGA
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a flowering plant [n -s]
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BANJO
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a musical instrument [n -s, -es]
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BHAJI
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an Indian dish of fried vegetables [n -s]
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BIJOU
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a jewel [n -s, -x]
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CAJON
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a steep-sided canyon [n -es]
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DJINN
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a supernatural being in Muslim mythology [n -s] Back: I, S, Y
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EEJIT
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an idiot [n -s]
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EJECT
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to throw out forcibly [v -ed, -ing, -s] Front: D, R Back: A, S
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EJIDO
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a piece of land farmed communally in Mexico [n -s]
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ENJOY
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to receive pleasure from [v -ed, -ing, -s]
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FJELD
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a high, barren plateau [n -s]
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FJORD
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a narrow inlet of the sea between steep cliffs [n -s]; [adj -ic]
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GADJE
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an offensive word [n]
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GADJO
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an offensive word [n]
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GANJA
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cannabis used for smoking [n -s] Back: H, S
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HADJI/HAJJI
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one who has made a hadj [n -s]
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HAJES
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a pilgrimage to Mecca [n pl]
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HAJIS
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one who has made a hadj [n pl] Front: B t
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HIJAB
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a head covering worn by Muslim women [n -s]
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HIJRA
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hegira - an exodus [n -s]
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JABOT
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a decoration on a shirt [n -s]
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JACAL
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a hut [n -s, -es]
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JACKY
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a sailor [n -ies]
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JAGER
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jaeger - a hunter [n -s]
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JAGRA
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jaggery - a coarse, dark sugar [n -s]
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JAKER
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all right [adj]
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JALAP
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a Mexican plant [n -s]
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JALOP
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a Mexican plant [n -s] Back: S, Y
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JAMBE
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a jambeau - piece of armor for the leg [n -s] Back: D, S
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JAMMY
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sticky with jam [ajd -ier, -iest]; pajamas [n -ies}
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JANNY
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to act as a disguised merrymaker at Christmas [v -ied, -ying, -ies]
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JANTY
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jaunty - having a lively and self-confident manner [adj]
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JAPAN
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to coat with a glossy, black lacquer [v -ned, -ning, -s]
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JAPED
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to mock [v]
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JAPER
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one that japes [n -s] Back: S, Y
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JAUNT
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to make a pleasure trip [v -ed, -ing, -s] Back; S, Y
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JAWAN
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a soldier of India [n -s]
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JAWED
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to talk rapidly [v]
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JAZZY
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full of energy [ajd -ier, -iest]
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JEBEL
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a mountain [n -s] Front: D Back: S
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JEHAD
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jihad - Muslim holy war [n -s]
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JELLO
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a trademark [n -s]
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JELLY
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to make into jelly [v -ied, -ying, -ies]
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JEMMY
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to jimmy -pry open with a crowbar [v -ied, -ying, -ies]
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JENNY
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a female donkey [n -ies]
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JERID
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jereed - a wooden javelin [n -s]
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JERKY
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characterized by jerking movements [adj -ier, iest] dried meat [n -ies]
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JERRY
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a German soldier [n -ies]
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JESSE
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to jess - fasten straps around the legs of a hawk [v -ed, -ing, -s] Back: D, S
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JETON
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jetton - a piece used in counting [n -s]
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JETTY
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having the color jet black [adj -ier, iest] to jut [v -ied, -ying -ies]
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JEWED
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an offensive word [v]
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JEWEL
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to adorn or equip with jewels [v -ed, -ing, -s; -led, -ling, -les]
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JIBBA
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a long coat worn by Muslim men [n -s] Front: D Back H, S
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JIBED
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to jeer [v]
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JIBER
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one that jibes [n -s]
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JIFFY
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a short time [n -ies]
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JIGGY
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pleasurably excited [adj -ier, iest]
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JIHAD
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a Muslim holy war [n -s]
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JIMMY
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to pry open with a crowbar [v -ied, -ying, -ies]
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JIMPY
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neatly dressed [adj]
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JINGO
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a zealous patriot [n -es]
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JINNI
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a supernatural being in Muslim mythology [n -s] Front Hook: D
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JIVEY
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jazzy, lively [adj -ier, iest]
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JNANA
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knowledge acquired through meditation [n -s]
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JOCKO
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a monkey [n -s]
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JOINT
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to fit together by means of a junction [v -ed, -ing, -s]
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JOIST
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to support with horizontal beams [v -ed, -ing, -s]
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JOKEY
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amusing [adj -ier, -iest]
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JOLLY
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cheerful [ajd -ier, iest] to put in a good humor [v -ied, -ying, -ies]
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JOLTY
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marked by a jolting motion [adj -ier, iest]
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JOMON
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pertaining to a Japanese cultural period [adj]
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JONES
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to have a strong craving for something [v -ed, -ing, -es]
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JORAM
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jorum - a large drinking bowl [n -s]
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JORUM
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a large drinking bowl [n -s]
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JOTTY
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written down quickly [adj]
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JOUAL
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a dialect of Canadian French [n -s]
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JOULE
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a unit of energy [n -s]
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JOUST
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to engage in personal combat [v -ed, -ing, -s]
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JOWAR
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a durra grown in India [n -s]
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JOWED
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to toll [v]
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JOWLY
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having prominent jowls [adj -ier, iest]
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JOYED
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to rejoice [v]
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JUDAS
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a peephole [n -es]
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JUDGE
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to decide on critically [v -ed, -ing, -s] Back: D, R, S
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JUGAL
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pertaining to the cheek or cheekbone [adj]
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JUGUM
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a pair of the opposite leaflets of a pinnate leaf [n -s; or JUGA]
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JUICE
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to extract the juice from [v -ed, ing, -s] Back: D, R, S
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JUICY
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full of juice [adj -ier, iest]
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JUKED
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to fake out of position [v]
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JULEP
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a sweet drink [n -s]
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JUMAR
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to cling with ropes using a type of clamp [v -ed, -ing, s; -red, -ring]
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JUMBO
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a very large specimen of its kind [n -s]
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JUMPY
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nervous [adj -ier, iest]
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JUNCO
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a small finch [n -s, -es]
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JUNKY
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worthless [adj -ier, iest]
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JUNTA
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a political or governmental council [n -s]
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JUNTO
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a political faction [n -s]
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JUPON
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a tunic [n -s]
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JURAL
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pertaining to law [adj]
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JURAT
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a statement on an affidavit [n -]
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JUREL
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a food fish [n -s]
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JUROR
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a member of a jury [n -s]
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JUTTY
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to jut [v -ied, -ying, -ies]
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JUVIE
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a juvenile delinquent [n -s]
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KANJI
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a system of Japanese writing [n -s]
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KOJIS
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a fungus used to start fermentation [n]
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KOPJE
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a small hill [n -s]
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MAJOR
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to pursue a specific principal course of study [v -ed, -ing, -s]
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MUJIK
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muzhik - a Russian peasant [n -s]
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NINJA
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a feudal Japanese warrior [n -s]
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OBJET
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an article of artistic value [n -s]
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POOJA
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puja - a Hindu prayer ritual [n -s]
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PUJAH
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puja - a Hindu prayer ritual [n -s]
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PUNJI
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a sharp bamboo stake placed and concealed so as to impale an enemy [n -s]
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QAJAQ
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kayak [n -s]
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RAJAH
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a king or prince in India [n -s]
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REJIG
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to alter or make different [v -ged, -ging, -s]
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RIOJA
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a dry red Spanish wine [n -s]
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SAJOU
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a capuchin monkey [n -s]
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SHOJI
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a paper screen used as a partition or door in a Japanese house [n -s]
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SHOJO
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manga intended primarily for girls [n]
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SLOJD
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sloyd - a Swedish system of manual training [n -s]
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THUJA
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an evergreen tree or shrub [n -s]
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UNJAM
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to undo things tightly crammed together [v -med, -ming, -s]
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