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102 Cards in this Set
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dent
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tooth
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corpus delecti
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main piece of evidence
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corps
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united body of people
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corpus juris
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the body of law; laws that apply
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corpulent
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large of body; fat; obese
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carnage
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massive slaughter; a pile of flesh
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incarnate
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in the flesh
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sanguinary
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blood thirsty
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carnassial
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teeth that are used for ripping flesh
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cordate
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having a heart-shaped outline
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carnal
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relating to the desires and appetites of the flesh and body; sensual; animal
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sanguin;sangui
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blood
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sanguine
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of the color of blood; red
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sanguinolent
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Mixed or tinged with blood
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cord
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heart
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cordiform
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heart-shaped
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capit;cipit
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head
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decapitate
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to cut off the neck of; behead
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capitate
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forming a headlike mass or dense cluster
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cap;cip;capt;cept;ceive;ceipt
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take
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receive
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to take or acquire; get
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perception
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the process, act, or faculty of perceiving
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ped
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foot
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pedicure
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cosmetic care of the feet and toenails
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pediform
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shaped like a foot
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manu
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hand
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mand;mend
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put in hands of; entrust; order
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mandamus
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a writ issued by a superior court ordering a public official or body or a lower court to perform a specified duty
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mandatory
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one that receives a mandate
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digit
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finger; toe
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corporeal
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in physical form
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digitate
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having digits or fingerlike projections
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dental
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of, pertaining to, or for the teeth
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denticle
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a small tooth or toothlike projection
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corporation
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any group of people combined into or acting as one body
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carnivorous
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flesh eating or predatory
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consanguinity
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blood relationship
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cordial
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hearty; warm; sincere
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capital
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a town or city that is the official seat of government in a state, nation, or other political entity
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reception
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the act or process of receiving or being received
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incipient
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in an initial or early stage; just beginning to exist or appear
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multiped
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having many feet
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manual
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Of, pertaining to, or done by the hands
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mandate
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an authoritive command or instruction
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dentate
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edged with toothlike projections; toothed
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reincarnation
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to be reborn in another body
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expedite
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to speed up the progress of; help along; assist; facilitate
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corporal
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of the body; bodily
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incorporate
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to make into a body
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habeas corpus
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release from unlawful restraint holding body; they have the body
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corpor
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body
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incorporated
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united into one body; combined
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incorporeal
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lacking material form or substance
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carn
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flesh
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carnage
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massive slaughter, as in war; massacre
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sanguineous
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pertaining to blood shedding
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sanguinaria
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herb used to stop bleeding
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sangria
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blood red wine
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cordial
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warm; hearty; welcoming
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discord
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hearts are apart; lack of agreement
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accord
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agreement; harmony
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concord
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agreement
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accordian
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musical harmonious instrument
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concordance
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specialized index
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recapitulate (recap)
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to go over again in shortened form
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fax
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facsimile
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per capita
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per head; per person
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capitulate
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surrender
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precipitate
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rash; do something before thinking about it
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receptacle
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container
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intercept
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stop it between its intended course
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captivate
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you catch their attention with beauty, charm, and skill
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accept
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you'll take it
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perception
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how you take things into your brain
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contraceptive
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works against taking something in
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caption
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the sentence under a picture
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capon
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castrated male chicken
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biped
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walks on 2 feet
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multiped
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has many feet
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pedate
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having feet
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centipede
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100 feet
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millipede
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1000 feet
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pedometer
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measures your foot steps
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podiatrist
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foot doctor
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pseudopod
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false foot
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impede
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slow or stop something from happening
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impediment
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slow words
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manuscript
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written by hand
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manufacture
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to make by hand
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manipulate
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to operate by hand; deviously; managing for personal gain
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amanuensis
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a secretary
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manumit
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to free from slavery (emancipation)
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command
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give them dictum
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commend
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congratulate
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reprimand
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correct them in their doing wrong
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remand
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cancel your order
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countermand
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reverse your orders
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demand
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an order
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mandate
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wishes of the political elector; order
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indent
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tooth like projection in a paragraph
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indenture
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authenticate document; bond into temporary slavery
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prestidigitation
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magician (to make with fast fingers)
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