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| the members of an Italian political organization that controlled Italy under the fascist dictatorship of Benito Mussolini from 1922 to 1943 |
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| any of a group of the rural deities represented as having the body of a man and the horns, ears, tail, and sometimes legs of a goat |
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| one of a legendary group of heroic Irish warriors of the second and third century A.D. |
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| the prolongation of a term, chord, or rest beyond its indicated time value; the sign indicating this prolongation |
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| a dye used in microscopy as a biological stain and in medicine as a bactericide, fungicide, and an anthelmintic |
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| any of various small, mouse-like rodents having long hind legs and a long tail |
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| a dry white table wine with a spicy bouquet, produced in the Alsace region of France |
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| one who does the scientific study of glaciers and their effects of landscape |
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| "father of gazelle" the capital and largest city of the United Arab Emirates |
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| formally certifies that the accused is free from the charge of an offense as far as criminal law in concerned |
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| immediate overreaction of the immune system to an agent that it has previously encountered that may lead to coma or death; unusual or exaggerated allergic reaction |
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| not contaminated by any other living organisms (cell culture) |
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| non-elastic rubber obtained from the latex of a South American tree |
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| deviation from what is considered normal; equivocal in classification or nature |
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| characterized by or full of anecdotes (short accounts of interest or humorous incident) |
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| Corinthian hero who slew chimera with the aid of Pegasus |
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| metallic element used in aerospace structural materials |
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| relating to barons or suited for a baron (the lowest rank of British nobility) |
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| shoulder weapon for firing rockets at short range |
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| largest city in New Zealand |
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| leading a life similar to a monk's life; minimal material possessions, self discipline, etc. |
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| expulsion of breath; ambition; removing substances from a body |
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| possible estimate, measure, or proceed |
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| Native American tribe of the Caddoan language of this people |
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| allocate; appoint a particular job or task |
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| material or device used to calibrate or adjust other instruments |
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| Arabic system (1, 2, 3) of arithmetic notation or arithmetic done with these figures |
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| to connect in a series of ties or links; form into a chain |
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| the process of preparing a printing surface for electrotyping by first engraving on a wax-coated metal plate |
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| the Japanese tea ceremony, an ancient ritual for the preparation, serving, and drinking of tea |
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| a quark with a charge of +2/3, a mass about 2900 times the electron, and a charm of +1 |
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| a microscopic hair-like process extending from the surface of a cell or unicellular organism |
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| a close-fitting woman's hat with a bell-like shape |
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| shared power and authority vested among colleagues; the doctrine that bishops collectively shared collegiate power |
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| bearing; deportment; the way someone behaves |
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| the act of condoning, espeically the implied forgiveness of an offense by ignoring it |
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| a collection; an aggregation |
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| continuous extent, succession, or whole, no part of which can be distinguished from neighboring parts except by arbitrary division |
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| hinged pair of curved iron bars for raising heavy objects such as stones or timber; iron spikes attached to the shoe to prevent slipping when walking on ice or climbing |
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| deserving of often limited praise or commendation |
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| gullible; believe too readily |
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| a loosely twisted woolen yarn used in embroidery |
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| a ridge with a steep face on one side and a gentle slope on the other, especially in the southwestern United States |
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| a small cup-shaped mold in which individual portions of a dish can be cooked and then served |
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| a sudden disaster, defeat, or humiliating failure |
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| a polygon with 10 angles and 10 sides |
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| To remove official security classification from (a document) |
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| government spending that is financed by borrowing money rather than through money raised by taxation |
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| providing a final decision that will not be questioned or changed |
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| to cut down and clear away trees in a forest |
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| detention or delay of a cargo carrier during its loading or unloading process, beyond its scheduled time of departure |
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| the sliding movement on a keyboard or harp |
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| understanding of spiritual mysteries |
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| the time as measured on the prime meridian running through Greenwich, England |
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| protective eyelet in a material that prevents damage either to the material or to a rope passed through it |
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| country on the North Atlantic coast of South America bordered by Venezuela, Brazil and Suriname |
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| in Greek mythology, the main Trojan hero in the Trojan War and a son of King Priam and Queen Hecuba |
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| the first of 7 books of the Bible, comprising Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua & Judges |
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| able to be passed on to an heir by the laws of inheritance |
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| a 6-legged arthropod of the class Insecta; an insect having 6 feet |
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| the Roman name for Ireland |
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| exaggerated emotional behavior done for show or to get a reaction from somebody |
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| doing or conferring honor; a title or term of respect |
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| any instrument for indicating the time, especially a sundial or an early form of clock |
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| any instrument for measuring the water-vapor content of the atmosphere |
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| excessively or meticulously critical |
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| a person who attacks cherished beliefs and traditional institution; breaker or destroyer of images, especially those set up for religious veneration |
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| somebody who performs magical tricks; an artist who creates pictorial illusions |
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| East Indies; a republic in the Malay Archipelago consisting of 13,677 islands |
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| incapable of being expressed or described in words; not to be spoken because of sacredness; unutterable |
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| treating a person or animal with a vaccine to produce immunity against disease |
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| calculated to create ill will or resentment of give offense; hateful |
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| a wild pig with a rudimentary tail and small tusks on the upper jaw that grows downward |
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| denoting an attitude in which judgments about other people's conduct are made |
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| a Jewish liturgical prayer consisting of 3 or 6 verses, recited as specified points during each of the 3 daily services and certain other occasions |
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| action, seen as bring upon oneself inevitable results, good or bad, either in life or reincarnation |
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| an Indian dish containing rice, lentils, fish, hard-boiled eggs, and spices |
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| English unit of capacity, equal to 18 gallons |
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| a 4-wheeled, 2-seated carriage with the top made in 2 parts that can be let down or folded back |
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| pertaining to the cutting/engraving of precious stones |
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| the wrongful stealing of another's personal things for one's own use |
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| quality of being mild or gentle towards others |
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| form of internal rhyme used in leonine (medieval elegant) verse |
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| vocabulary of a particular language, field, etc. |
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| republic in West Africa founded in 1822 |
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| act of binding or tying up |
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| Christmas lantern with lighted candle set in sand inside a paper bag |
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| lowest level of proletariat consisting of unskilled workers, vagrants & criminals |
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| an enzyme destructive of bacteria that functions as an antiseptic found in tears and mucus |
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| the authority and power of church to teach religious truth |
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| one who pretends illness to avoid work |
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| representation of the cosmos through a concentric configuration of geometric shapes, containing the image of a deity or its attributes |
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| malnutrition in infants and kids cause by insufficient intake of calories or protein and shown by thinness, dry skin, poor muscle development and irritability |
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| person who enrolls in a university as a candidate for a degree |
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| the quality of being moderate |
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| doctrine that the world tends to become better by human effort |
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| son of Apollo and Aria; founder of city Miletus in Asia Minor on the Aegean Sea |
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| home of Thomas Jefferson in Virginia which was designed by him |
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| obligation of those who are privileged to have a high moral fiber ("nobility obligates") |
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| having the qualities of an ogre (monstrous, cruel, barbaric, etc.) |
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| about 37-24 million years ago; there was increased volcanic activity and modern mammalian groups continued to develop |
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| machine design that was heavier than air and was supposed to fly by the flapping of wings like a bird |
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| to convert into or treat a substance with ozone (form of oxygen O3) |
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| poem where the author retracts something said in an earlier poem; recantation |
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| state flower of South Dakota; old world plant of the buttercup family |
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| covered with a crust (green coating on bronze) |
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| line of descent traced through the paternal (father) side of the family |
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| to survive from season to season for an indefinite number of years (botany) |
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| changing series of illusions, such as in a dream; a type of optical illusion |
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| to speculate or theorize; to think or reason as a philosopher |
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| investment scam by which early investors are paid off from the contributions of later ones |
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| occurring on the transmitting end of a discharge across synapse (region where nerve impulses are transmitted and received) |
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| branch of algebra that deals with quadratic equations |
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| four-handed, having all appendages for use as hands (monkeys) |
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| system of landings placed along the edge of water |
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| cord with knotted strings of different colors used by the ancient Peruvians to record events |
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| to calculate again in order to find an error or confirm a previous computation |
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| actually reigning, usually as opposed to having a royal title by marriage; widespread, predominant or fashionable |
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| restoration of something to good condition, or the process of doing this |
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| to make something null and void by withdrawing, recalling, and reversing it |
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| a reddish light sensitive pigment found in the rod cells of the retina |
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| the use of rhyme in which stressed syllables or words are identical in pronunciation such as "weigh" & "away" |
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| a short musical passage used as an orchestral refrain between verses of a song or aria |
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| capital city of Saudi Arabia, east central part of the country |
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| the closest a satellite can approach an astronomical object |
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| making an exaggerated show of holiness or moral superiority |
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| small, thin, often circular piece of glittering metal used especially for decorating garments |
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| dramatic dialogue, as in a Greek play, with brief exchanges between 2 characters, each of whom speaks in 1 line of verse during a scene of intense emotion |
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| small, tube-nosed seabird having black/sooty-brown plumage with a white rump |
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| food substance prepared from cassava, used in puddings as a thickener |
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| genealogical account of the gods |
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| pertaining to the field of study that treats God and his attributes and relations to the universe |
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| valley near Jerusalem where children were offered as sacrifices; later used as a dumping ground for refuse; likened to hell |
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| monosyllabic speech-sound sequence perceived as being made up of 3 different voweling qualities (the pronunciation of "our") |
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| an outfit of clothing, household linen, etc. for a bride |
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| producing only one egg or offspring at a time (zoology); producing one branch from a flowering stem (botany) |
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| Cornelius Vanderbilt; US steamship and railway mogul |
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| case or box used by botanists to carry specimens |
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| something used to ventilate; a respirator (medical) |
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| "free verse"; poem that does not follow a fixed pattern |
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| town in France; white wine of this region |
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| Native American beads that were used as currency; slang for money |
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| red variety of apple that ripens in the autumn |
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| country located in the Arabian peninsula |
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| the initial substance in the universe from which all matter is said to be derived |
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| having two toes facing forward and two toes facing backward (birds) |
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