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123 Cards in this Set
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culp
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blame, fault
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culprit
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someone responsible for a crime
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exculpate
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to pronounce not guilty
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eval
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ages
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medieval
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old fashioned
relating to Middle Ages |
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coeval
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of the same age
occuring @ same time |
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primeval
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relating to the earliest ages
being REALLY old |
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fa, fat
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to speak
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fame
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public reputation
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fate
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determination in advance
destiny |
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affable
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easy to get along wth
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fort
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strong
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comfort
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to give strength and hope to
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fortitude
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can-do & stick-to-it attitude
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fortify
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to make stronger
to encourage |
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culp
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blame, fault
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culprit
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someone responsible for a crime
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exculpate
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to pronounce not guilty
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eval
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ages
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medieval
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old fashioned
relating to Middle Ages |
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coeval
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of the same age
occuring @ same time |
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primeval
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relating to the earliest ages
being REALLY old |
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fa, fat
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to speak
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fame
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public reputation
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fate
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determination in advance
destiny |
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affable
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easy to get along wth
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fort
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strong
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comfort
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to give strength and hope to
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fortitude
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can-do & stick-to-it attitude
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fortify
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to make stronger
to encourage |
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culp
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blame, fault
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culprit
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someone responsible for a crime
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exculpate
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to pronounce not guilty
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eval
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ages
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medieval
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old fashioned
relating to Middle Ages |
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coeval
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of the same age
occuring @ same time |
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primeval
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relating to the earliest ages
being REALLY old |
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fa, fat
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to speak
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fame
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public reputation
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fate
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determination in advance
destiny |
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affable
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easy to get along wth
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fort
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strong
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comfort
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to give strength and hope to
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fortitude
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can-do & stick-to-it attitude
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fortify
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to make stronger
to encourage |
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forte
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area of special ability
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grat
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grateful, pleasing
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grateful
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thankful
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gratuity
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tip ($)
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gratis
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free of charge
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later
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side
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lateral
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football pass
relating to the side |
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collateral
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desendant (cousin)
to support (evidence) something given to insure fulfillment |
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multilateral
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having many sides
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mens (mest)
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month
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trimester
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one of three terms
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semester
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1/2 a year
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bimester
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one of two terms
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minor, minus, minut
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small, smaller
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minority
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having less
state of being a child |
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minutiae
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unimportant details/things
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prob (prov)
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good, to test
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improve
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to make better
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reprobate
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an evil person
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sed (sid)(se), sess (siege)
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to sit, to settle
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besiege
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to trap, to annoy
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seance
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meeting to communicate w/ spirits
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possess
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to own
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superseded
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to replace
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tract (treat)
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to drag, to draw
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retreat
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to withdraw
a safe place |
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distract
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to draw attention away
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attract
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to draw attention to
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entreat
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to ask
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ven, vent
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to come`
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convene
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to gather
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advent
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arrival
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contravene
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to deny
to go/act contrary to |
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alien
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of another
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alienate
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to transfer
to cause friendly feelings |
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inalienable
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incapable of being surrendered or transfered
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celer
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swift
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accelerate
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to speed up
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celerity
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to be fast
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cumb, cub
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to lie down
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succumb
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to suffer a defeat
to die |
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recumbent
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lying down
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incumbent
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holder of an office
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fix
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to fix, to fasten
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fixture
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something firmly attached
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fixation
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something one is obsessed with
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affix
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to make a secure attachment
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crucifix
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representation of Christ on the cross
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frange (fringe), fract
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to break
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fracture
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to destroy
to break to crack |
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fractious
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troublesome
hard to control |
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infraction
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breaking of a rule
crime |
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herb
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grass, herb
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herbivorous
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plant-eater
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herbicide
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weed killer
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medi
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middle
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medium
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middle position
someone who can see the future average |
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median
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at the center
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medieval
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being old-fashioned
relating to the Middle Ages |
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mediate
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to settle a dispute w/ opposing sides
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pecuni
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money
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pecuniary
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relating to money
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impecunious
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having little money
poor |
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sati(s)
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enough
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satisfaction
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being content
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satiate
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to fill completely
satisfied |
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insatiable
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incapable of being satisfied
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sec (seg), sect
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to cut
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segment
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a slice
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dissect
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to cut into pieces
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insecticide
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an insect killer
(bug spray) |
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vir
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poison
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virus
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disease-causing germs
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virulent
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infectious
poisonous feeling hatred |
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volv, volum, volut
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to roll
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evolution
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the origin of species
developement of new groups process dance moves |
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voluminous
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awkwardly BIG
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involved
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complicated
absorbed captivated |
