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| special set of words for a specific job or activity |
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| the two days of the year when night and day are equal |
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| stealing someone else's work, ideas or passages and claiming them as your own |
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| to take an elected official and put them on trial |
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something that sheds
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| when plants use the sun's light to make sugar to feed it and make it green |
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| a person who supports voting |
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| a person who is afraid of foreign people or strangers |
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| when the opposite of what you expect happens |
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| guidelines, rules, curfew |
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to act in an obedient way; to serve like a slave
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| a mathematical term-a geometric shape with a bend in it and two lines running through it |
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tiny thread of DNA that carries genes
(normal number for humans is 23 pairs)
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a complete change in appearance, character, or circumstance
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| crude; lack of social grace; impolite; rude |
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| when all of a sudden something makes sense to you |
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| remove or get rid of offensive or innapropriate material |
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cannot argue about it,
can be proven |
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| iron molecule in blood that makes it red and carries oxygen |
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the past tense version of the word work
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| to weaken or deprive of strength |
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| rude; mean; difficult to deal with |
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| relating to heat and energy |
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| passionate, intense, emotional |
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| to formally abolish; put an end to |
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| abstaining;not doing something |
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| perfect timing; good opportunity |
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| to show the opposite; to lie |
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| warlike; always looking for a fight |
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| not confident; having no faith |
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| to unfairly divide election districts |
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| joking; not meant to be taken seriously |
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| to give citizenship and/or rights |
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| to get in the way of legislation or to make a VERY long speech |
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| reproductive cell; egg or sperm |
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| person who holds money for another |
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| lazy, incompetent, ineffective |
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| to seize or take over by force |
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| European form of currency |
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synonym for dictionary
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| overbearing pride; arrogance |
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| the line opposite of the right angle in a triangle |
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| the basic framework of a system |
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| without interest; dull; immature |
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| anarchy; total rejection of rules |
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| individualism; idea of little government intervention |
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technology using the scale of:
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| not associated with a particular religion |
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to cause someone to accept an idea using repetition; to instill
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| whirlpool; whirling mass of air or liquid |
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| government in which power is given to only a few people |
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| having infinite power- as in God |
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| correct writing and spelling |
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| to bring under control; to conquer |
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| to combine with oxygen; rust |
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to separate grain from the chaff using air (wind)
WINd....WINnow....hahaha! |
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| a temple tower used by Babylonians and Assyrians |
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| false sincerety/insincere earnestness |
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| showing haughtiness or excessive pride |
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| formation of features in geography, like humans |
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many molecules combining to form a new thing
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| classification of organisms in an ordered system |
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| the act of making amends for a wrong doing |
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| servant/lesser official to royalty; petty naval officer |
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| extremely steep, like a precipice |
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| government system of TOTAL control |
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| done or experienced on both sides |
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