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46 Cards in this Set
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Amass
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to gather oneself
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gratuitous
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unnecessary; being with out reason
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Exborbitant
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exceeding the nescessary amount; too much
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Copious
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large in quantity or number(abundant)
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Accrue
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to be added or grow periodically.
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Stark
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harsh or grim
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Squander
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to spend or use
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Squalid
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foul and repulsive, from lack of care or clealiness
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Ubiquitous
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existing to being eerywhere at once especially at the same time.(like mosquitos)
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Affluent
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wealthy, rich
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Commensurate
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having the same measure or amount
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Cumalative
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increasing by accumulation, often gradually
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Pauper
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a very poor person
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Bounty
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a premium or reward, especially offered by the goverment.
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Blatant
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obvious
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Penurious
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extremely poor
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Minute
phynatical spliing(my-NYOOT) |
extremely small in size, amount or degree
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Inordinate
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not within reason or reasonable limits
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Prevalent
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widespread, or occuring often
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Trifle
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a thing of little value.
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Incrative
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profitable, money-making
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Invaluable
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priceless; a worth that cannot be caculated.
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Frugal
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careful enough to save money
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cache
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a secret stash of treasures, money, ammunition or other valuables
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Avarice
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insatiable greed for wealth or riches
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barter
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to exchange by trading one item for another, to trade
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Boon
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Something to be thankful for;a blessing or gift
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colossal
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extraordinary in size, extent or degree
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rife
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of common or frequent occurence; prevalent
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Proliferate
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to increase in number or spread rapidly and excessively
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Naught
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nothing; zero
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dearth
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an indequate supply (lack)
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destitute
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completly lacking money, food, or shelter. (poor)
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Paltry
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insuffiecently small; worthless
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Deplite
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to decrase or use up supply
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hovel
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a small dirty wretched hut or dwelling ( a shack)
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Dross
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waste matter or refuse
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Insolvent
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bankrupt; not able to creditors back due to lack of funds
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mendicant
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a beggar
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meager
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deficient in quality or amount; inadequate, not enough
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sumptuous
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luxuriously, fine or large; lavish, splendid
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largess
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generous giving of gifts
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ostentatious
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pretentiously or conspicuosly showy in order to to impressw others
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Opulent
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wealthy, rich or affluent
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munificent
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extremly liberal or generous in giving
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prosperous
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successful in finance or bussiness wealthy
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