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18 Cards in this Set
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excruciating
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agonizing
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esprit
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vivacious wit
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pedicure
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care of the feet
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reclusive
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solitary
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abstruse
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difficult to understand
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reconstruct
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rebuild
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navicular
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shaped like a boat
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ignominy
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disgrace
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militia
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army reserve
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prolific
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fertile
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vulgar
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common
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impose
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put upon
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proliferate
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prol
offspring fer to bear, to carry |
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navigate
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nav
ship, boat ig to do, to drive |
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malocclusion
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mal
bad clus to close |
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crucify
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cruc
cross fy to do, to make |
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manicure
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mani
hand cure care |
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VILLAIN, NICE
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Sometimes the meaning of words change, degenerates or ameliorates. Degeneration is good to bad whereas Amelioration is bad to good. Villain and nice are examples of that. Villain used to mean servant, one who works at a villa. Now it is known for criminal. Nice has changed from it's previous meaning of ignorant and unknowing to now kind and agreeable.
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