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A bushy garden shrub, Dodonaea viscosa, of Hawaii, Australia, Africa, and tropical America, having sticky foliage.
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aalii
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A river in Switzerland that raises at the Grimsel Pass and flows into the Rhine at the Swiss-German border.
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Aare
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(obsolete) An abbot, the (male) head of an abbey, sometime used in the general sense of a priest or clergyman.
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abbe
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The white poplar (Populus alba).
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abele
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To assist or encourage by aid or countenance, especially in crime.
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abet
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A bushy garden shrub, Dodonaea viscosa, of Hawaii, Australia, Africa, and tropical America, having sticky foliage.
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aalii
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1. (Christianity) Father; religious superior; in the Syriac, Coptic, and Ethiopic churches, a title given to the bishops, and by the bishops to the patriarch.
2. Semitic term for "father" or "dad" |
abba
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1. Maple tree.
2. (Latin) sharp/bitter or keen/sagacious |
acer
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1. Old name of a city in modern Israel famed from the Crusades.
2. A state in north-western Brazil, bordering Peru and Bolivia. |
Acre
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Latin for "act."
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acta
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(Biblical) The wife of Lamech, also the wife of Esau.
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Adah
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A city in the Aleutians West Census Area, Alaska, United States. It is the westernmost municipality in the United States and the southernmost city in Alaska.
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Adak
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(Judaism) The sixth month of the civil year in the Jewish calendar, after Shevat and before Nisan.
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Adar
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A horizontal or nearly horizontal passage from the surface into a mine. May be used for ventilation, haulage, drainage, or other purposes.
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adit
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A cutting tool that has a curved blade set at a right angle to the handle and is used in shaping wood.
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adze or adz
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1. (Greek mythology) the name of a number of characters in Greek mythology, including the founder of the Aeolian race, and a god with power over wind
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Aeolus
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1. A gelatinous material obtained from the marine algae, used as a bacterial culture medium, in electrophoresis and as a food additive.
2. (chemistry) An agarose, the principle constituent of the commercial gel. |
agar
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An honorific for high officials used in Turkey and certain Muslim countries.
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agha or aga
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1. A place for gathering.
2. A marketplace, especially in Classical Greece. |
agora
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Wing (of a bird or other flying animal; of poultry; of an aircraft; of an automobile; of a building; of an army; in football and rugby)
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aile
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City on the banks of the Yamuna River in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, India. Home of the Taj Mahal.
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Agra
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An ethnic group on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido.
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Ainu or Aino
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A river in the Ardennes département, northern France.
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Aire
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An islet, or little isle, in a river or lake; an eyot.
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ait
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A wing or winglike structure.
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ala (pl. alae)
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Pertaining to, or having, wings.
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alar
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The romanized name of the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
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alef or aleph
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A traditional Scandinavian unit of distance.
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alen or aln
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Of the Aleutian Islands, their inhabitants or their language.
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Aleut
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Ukrainian river and site of an 1854 battle in the Crimean War
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Alma
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A genus of succulent plants, some classed as trees, others as shrubs, but the greater number having the habit and appearance of evergreen herbaceous plants. Common ingredient in skin-care products.
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aloe
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Hanging downward, pendent, leaning to one side.
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alop
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A vessel to contain wine for the Eucharist.
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ama
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(In India) A woman employed to look after children.
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amah or ama
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A prince, commander or other leader or ruler in an Islamic nation.
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emir or amir or ameer
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Amos
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Eighth Century minor prophet, author of an Old Testament book.
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A collection of things associated with a person or place, especially a personal collection of anecdotes or conversations at table.
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ana
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A genus of water fowls, of the order Anseres, including certain species of fresh-water ducks.
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anas
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A bird of the genus Crotophaga in the cuckoo family.
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ani
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A shrub from whose leaves and stalks indigo is made; Indigofera, or the indigo plant.
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anil
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Old-womanish.
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anile
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A negatively charged ion.
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anion
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An umbelliferous plant (Pimpinella anisum) growing naturally in Egypt, and cultivated in Spain, Malta, etc., for its carminative and aromatic seeds, which are used as a spice. Has a licorice scent.
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anise
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A small Indonesian water buffalo, similar in appearance to a deer.
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anoa
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A small Belgian municipality located in the Walloon province of Liège.
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Ans
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The most protruding part of planetary rings as seen from distance; especially those of Saturn.
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ansa
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A genus of insects of the order Hymenoptera, including the common honeybee.
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apis
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A deity among the Greeks and Romans. He was the god of light and day ("the sun god"), of archery, prophecy, medicine, poetry, and music, etc.
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Apollo
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A sea in Central Asia; it lies between Kazakhstann the north and Karakalpakstan, an autonomous region of Uzbekistan, in the south.
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Aral
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An island off the northwest coast of Ireland.
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Aran
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Greek god of war; son of Zeus and Hera; identified with Roman Mars.
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Ares
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Used to describe elaborate accompanied melodies sung by a single voice, in operas, oratorios, cantatas, anthems, etc.
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aria
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A tissue surrounding the seed in certain fruits.
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aril
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A Russian or Soviet craftsmen's collective
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artel
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A genus of plants found in central Europe and about the Mediterranean, having flowers on a spadix inclosed in a spathe. The cuckoopint of the English is an example.
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arum
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The realm of the Æsir gods in Norse mythology or Heathenry.
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Asgard
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A Semitic goddess of fertility, sexuality, and war.
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Astarte
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Roof thatched with Palm leaves.
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atap
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Island of the Aleutian Islands of Alaska.
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Atka
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atle
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Tamarisk
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Atli
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Norse
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Aton
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Egyptian
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atri
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Italian
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Attica
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Greek
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Aude
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French
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Auk
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diving
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aune
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French
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aux
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French
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avav
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Pepper
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avocet
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bird;
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awn
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beard
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axil
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leaf
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axon
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nerve-cell
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Baal
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god;
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baft
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astern
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Bahia
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Brazilian
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baht
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Siamese
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Baku
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Caspian
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Bali
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Indonesian
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Balt
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Lett;
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banc
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judge's
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bane
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evil;
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bani
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Romanian
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Bann
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Irish
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Barre
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Vermont
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Baya
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Bantu
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Beda
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Arabian
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beka
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biblical
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Belem
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Brazilian
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Benares
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Indian
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Bera
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Arabian
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berm
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bank;
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Berne
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Swiss
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bes
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ancient
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besa
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Abyssianian
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besant
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old
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bezant
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circle
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bhar
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Indian
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bilk
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cheat
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binh
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Annam
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bisse
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snake
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Blanc
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peak
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boa
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feathered
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bole
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friable
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bolo
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knife;
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Bonn
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West
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brae
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Scottish
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brut
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dry
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cabal
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secret
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Caen
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French
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Caddo
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Indian
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cadi
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Muslim
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Cain
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Abel's
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calp
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limestone
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cam
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gear
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Carib
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South
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carr
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pool
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cava
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pepper
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Cayuga
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Iroquoian
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cere
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wax;
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Ceres
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grain
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Clare
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Irish
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Clio
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muse
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Comus
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god
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Coos
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Oregon
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copa
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Spanish
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cor
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heart;
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corium
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dermis;
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cos
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lettuce
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Cree
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Indian
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Crimea
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Russian
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cuir
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leather
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cull
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choose;
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cuya
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Cuban
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dace
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carplike
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Dade
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Florida
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dado
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groove
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Dail
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Irish
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daler
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Dutch
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Davos
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Swiss
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Dee
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English
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dhai
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midwife
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dhak
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East
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dhal
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lentil
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dhan
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cattle;
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dhow
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Oriental
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dinar
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Bulgarian
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dop
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diamond
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dopp
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dip
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Duma
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Russian
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durn
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gatepost
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dyad
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pair
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Dyak
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Borneo
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dyne
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unit
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ebon
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black
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Edda
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Icelandic
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ede
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Dutch
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Eder
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German
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Edo
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Tokyo
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Eger
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German
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Ela
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highest
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Elam
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biblical
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elan
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dash;
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Elbe
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German
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Elia
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Lamb
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Elul
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Jewish
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emir
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Muslim
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emu
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ostrichlike
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Enna
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Sicilian
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Enns
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Austrian
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Enos
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Seth's
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ente
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grafted
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ento
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inner
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Enyo
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Ares'
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Eolus
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Colorado
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epee
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fencing
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ephah
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Hebrew
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epi
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finial;
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Erda
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Norse
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eri
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silkworm
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Eris
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goddess
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Erlau
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Hungarian
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ern
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sea
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erne
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sea
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Erse
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Gaelic
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esker
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glacial
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esne
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serf
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esse
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existence;
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Este
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Italian
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Estes
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Colorado
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estop
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prevent
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et
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al
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etui
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vanity
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evoe
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bacchanals'
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ewer
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pitcher
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exe
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English
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fane
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temple
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fanon
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cape;
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faro
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card
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Faroe
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Danish
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fass
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Austrian
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faun
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satyr;
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Faunus
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rural
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fels
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Indian
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fete
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festival
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fiat
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command;
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fief
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feudal
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fils
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son
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flak
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antiaircraft
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flan
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custard
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flay
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skin
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fosse
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moat;
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Frey
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Norse
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Frigg
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Odin's
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gad
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rove
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Gael
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Celt
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gam
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mouth;
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gaol
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prison
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gar
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needle
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gard
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French
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gare
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railway
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Gaspe
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Canadian
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gata
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shark
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Gaza
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biblical
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Gerd
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Frey's
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Geri
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Odin's
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ghat
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range;
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gila
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lizard
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Gilead
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biblical
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gnu
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antelope;
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Goa
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former
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Golo
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Bantu
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Goshen
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biblical
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gowl
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monster
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gradus
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ancient
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graf
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German
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grao
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Portuguese
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gulden
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Dutch
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Hades
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Greek
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hadj
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pilgrimage
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haft
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handle
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ha
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ha
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haka
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dance
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Hamar
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city
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Hamite
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biblical
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Han
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river
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hart
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stag
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hemo
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blood
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Hera
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queen
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Herat
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Afghanistan
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Hermes
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Greek
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Herod
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biblical
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Herr
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Mister
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Hesse
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German
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Hilo
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Hawaiian
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hin
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Hebrew
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Hiram
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biblical
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hiro
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Japanese
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Hler
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Norse
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hoar
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frost
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hod
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brick
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Hood
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Oregon
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hora
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Israeli
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Horeb
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biblical
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Hosea
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biblical
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Hoth
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Norse
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huk
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Philippine
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hula
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Hawaiian
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Hun
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barbarian;
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Hydra
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nine-headed
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iamb
|
verse
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ibex
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wild
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ibid.
|
same
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ibis
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wading
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Ibo
|
West
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ici
|
here
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icon
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religious
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Ida
|
Asia
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Idas
|
killer
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ideo
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idea
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ides
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Roman
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iglu
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Eskimo
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ilex
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holly
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ilia
|
hip
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imam
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caliph
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immi
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Swiss
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Indus
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Indian
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inee
|
arrow
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Inez
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Don
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Inga
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shrub
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Iole
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Hercules'
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Iona
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Scottish
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Ionia
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Asia
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iota
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Greek
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Irra
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Babylonian
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Isar
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Bavarian
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Iser
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Czech
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Isere
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French
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Isis
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Egyptian
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ixia
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iris
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jako
|
parrot
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jama
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tunic
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jami
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mosque
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jann
|
genie
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jara
|
palm
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Jebu
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West
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Jehu
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biblical
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Jena
|
German
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jete
|
ballet
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jhow
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Tamarisk
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jib
|
triangular
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jilt
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cheat;
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jinn
|
demon
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Joad
|
English
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Joshua
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biblical
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Jove
|
chief
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juba
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African
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Jung
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psychiatrist
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Juno
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Roman
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junu
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charm
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jura
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French
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kabul
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Indian
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kadi
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judge
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Kafir
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Bantu
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kana
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Japanese
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Kano
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Nigerian
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kaph
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Hebrew
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Kara
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Arabian
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kava
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Polynesian
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kawa
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Pepper
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kela
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Arabian
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keno
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lotto;
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Kent
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English
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kepi
|
military
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kerf
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notch
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khat
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Turkish
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Kiel
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German
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Kiev
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Russian
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kil
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monk's
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Kiowa
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Indian
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kipe
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basket
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kiri
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Kaffir
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kiwi
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flightless
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Kobe
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Honshu
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Koko
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Lord
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kola
|
nut
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kopek
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Russian
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koss
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Indian
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kraal
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enclosure
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kris
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dagger
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Krishna
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Hindu
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krona
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Icelandic
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Kronos
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Titan
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kudu
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African
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Kurd
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Turkish
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kvas
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Russian
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lac
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resin
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lact
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milk
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Lagos
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capital
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lait
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milk
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lama
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Buddhist
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Lamech
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biblical
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lar
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gibbon
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lath
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strip
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lave
|
bathe
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lea
|
meadow
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Leda
|
Castor's
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lees
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dregs
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Lena
|
Asian
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Lenape
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Indian
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Leto
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Apollo's
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Levi
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Jacob's
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Leyte
|
Pacific
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libra
|
Mexican
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Lido
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Adriatic
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limn
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portray
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limu
|
edible
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Linz
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Austrian
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liss
|
fleur-de-lis
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lobo
|
timber
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loch
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Scottish
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Loki
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Norse
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loup
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half-mask
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luff
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sail
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Luna
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moon
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Lys
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Belgian
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Maas
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Dutch
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mage
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magician
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Maia
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Hermes'
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Main
|
German
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mani
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peanut
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mano
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hand
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marl
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clayey
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Maui
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Hawaiian
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Mayo
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Irish
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Mede
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ancient
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Medusa
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Gorgon
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mega
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great
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meld
|
declare,
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Melos
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Aegean
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merl
|
blackbird
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Metz
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French
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mil
|
wire
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Milo
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Greek
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Minos
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Greek
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moa
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flightless
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Moab
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biblical
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moho
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honey-eating
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mohr
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gazelle
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mojo
|
voodoo
|
|
moki
|
New
|
|
Moro
|
Philippine
|
|
Mors
|
Roman
|
|
Morta
|
goddess
|
|
Muir
|
Alaska
|
|
mumm
|
disguise
|
|
nacre
|
mother-of-pearl
|
|
nae
|
no
|
|
Nahor
|
biblical
|
|
naif
|
lustrous
|
|
Namur
|
Belgian
|
|
nard
|
anoint;
|
|
neap
|
tide
|
|
neb
|
beak;
|
|
Nebo
|
biblical
|
|
nee
|
born
|
|
Nene
|
English
|
|
nep
|
catnip
|
|
Nereid
|
sea
|
|
ness
|
promontory
|
|
Nestor
|
Greek
|
|
neve
|
glacier;
|
|
newt
|
eft
|
|
nez
|
nose
|
|
nimb
|
halo
|
|
nipa
|
drink;
|
|
oast
|
kiln;
|
|
obi
|
Oriental
|
|
obit
|
death
|
|
oca
|
edible
|
|
octo
|
eight
|
|
oda
|
harem
|
|
odea
|
music
|
|
Order
|
Baltic
|
|
oeuf
|
egg
|
|
ogee
|
arch;
|
|
Okie
|
migratory
|
|
okra
|
gumbo
|
|
ola
|
palm
|
|
olay
|
palm
|
|
olio
|
medley
|
|
olla
|
jar;
|
|
Olor
|
swan
|
|
Omei
|
China
|
|
omni
|
all
|
|
Omsk
|
Russian
|
|
oner
|
individual;
|
|
onus
|
burden
|
|
opah
|
colorful
|
|
ope
|
unlock
|
|
orca
|
killer
|
|
Orel
|
Russian
|
|
orle
|
heraldic
|
|
Orly
|
French
|
|
orne
|
French
|
|
ort
|
morsel;
|
|
osier
|
willow
|
|
Ossa
|
Greek
|
|
otic
|
pertaining
|
|
Otoe
|
Oklahoma
|
|
oyez
|
attention;
|
|
paal
|
Javanese
|
|
pac
|
boot,
|
|
paca
|
rodent
|
|
padre
|
priest;
|
|
pala
|
Indian
|
|
palp
|
tentacle;
|
|
Panay
|
Philippine
|
|
pard
|
leopard
|
|
parr
|
young
|
|
pas
|
dance
|
|
pavis
|
shield;
|
|
Pelee
|
Martinique
|
|
pelu
|
hardwood
|
|
peri
|
fairy
|
|
phon
|
loudness
|
|
phot
|
light
|
|
pica
|
type
|
|
Pico
|
Azores
|
|
rale
|
rattle;
|
|
Rama
|
incarnation
|
|
rame
|
branch
|
|
rana
|
Indian
|
|
rani
|
Indian
|
|
rati
|
Indian
|
|
Remi
|
ancient
|
|
rena
|
rockfish
|
|
ret
|
soak
|
|
rete
|
network
|
|
Rhea
|
Titan;
|
|
Rhus
|
Sumac
|
|
ria
|
narrow
|
|
rial
|
Iranian
|
|
rien
|
nothing
|
|
Riga
|
Baltic
|
|
rime
|
frost
|
|
ripa
|
riverbank
|
|
rom
|
gypsy
|
|
rood
|
crucifix
|
|
Rosa
|
shrub
|
|
Ross
|
Antartic
|
|
roti
|
roasted
|
|
rotl
|
Muslim
|
|
Ruhr
|
German
|
|
rune
|
mysterious
|
|
Saar
|
European
|
|
Sac
|
Algonquin
|
|
sago
|
starch;
|
|
samp
|
cereal;
|
|
sans
|
without
|
|
sari
|
Indian
|
|
sego
|
edible
|
|
sera
|
antitoxins;
|
|
serac
|
glacial
|
|
sere
|
dry;
|
|
serif
|
part
|
|
seta
|
bristle
|
|
Seth
|
biblical
|
|
shay
|
carriage
|
|
Shem
|
biblical
|
|
shiv
|
knife
|
|
Sikh
|
Hindu
|
|
sine
|
trigonometry
|
|
sire
|
lord;
|
|
Siva
|
Hindu
|
|
skag
|
part
|
|
skew
|
twist
|
|
Skye
|
Hebrides
|
|
sloe
|
plum;
|
|
Smee
|
Captain
|
|
soir
|
evening
|
|
Sol
|
sun
|
|
sora
|
marsh
|
|
Spad
|
biplane;
|
|
Spes
|
Roman
|
|
Sri
|
Hindu
|
|
SRO
|
box-office
|
|
stere
|
dry
|
|
stet
|
let
|
|
stile
|
wall
|
|
stoa
|
portico
|
|
suet
|
hard
|
|
Suva
|
Fiji
|
|
Taal
|
Afrikaans
|
|
Tabor
|
biblical
|
|
tabu
|
forbidden
|
|
tace
|
body
|
|
tael
|
Oriental
|
|
tamp
|
pack;
|
|
Taos
|
New
|
|
tapa
|
bark
|
|
Tara
|
Irish
|
|
weed;
|
allowance
|
|
tarn
|
lake;
|
|
taro
|
edible
|
|
tat
|
make
|
|
tec
|
detective
|
|
tela
|
membrane;
|
|
tele
|
from
|
|
tern
|
gull
|
|
Terra
|
earth
|
|
Thalia
|
one
|
|
Thetis
|
Achilles'
|
|
tia
|
aunt
|
|
tic
|
spasm
|
|
tio
|
uncle
|
|
Tioga
|
New
|
|
toga
|
Roman
|
|
tole
|
lacquered
|
|
Toltec
|
Mexican
|
|
tome
|
large
|
|
tong
|
Chinese
|
|
tor
|
craggy
|
|
tort
|
civil
|
|
torte
|
rich
|
|
tret
|
waste
|
|
Triton
|
Greek
|
|
Truk
|
Island
|
|
tsar
|
Russian
|
|
tsun
|
Chinese
|
|
tun
|
vat;
|
|
tutu
|
New
|
|
tyro
|
novice
|
|
uber
|
over
|
|
uca
|
crab
|
|
uke
|
ukelele
|
|
ule
|
rubber
|
|
ulex
|
spine
|
|
Ulm
|
German
|
|
ulna
|
elbow
|
|
unde
|
wavy;
|
|
ungula
|
hoof;
|
|
Ural
|
Russian
|
|
Urd
|
Norse
|
|
urde
|
key-shaped
|
|
Uri
|
Swiss
|
|
Uria
|
Bathsheba's
|
|
ursa
|
bear
|
|
urus
|
ox;
|
|
Ute
|
Colorado
|
|
Utu
|
Babylonian
|
|
uvea
|
iris
|
|
uvic
|
grapelike
|
|
Vaal
|
South
|
|
vair
|
heraldic
|
|
vale
|
valley;
|
|
vari
|
diverse
|
|
vasa
|
ducts
|
|
Veda
|
Hindu
|
|
vega
|
meadow
|
|
veld
|
South
|
|
Venus
|
Roman
|
|
vert
|
green
|
|
Vesta
|
goddess
|
|
Vishnu
|
Hindu
|
|
vita
|
life
|
|
vite
|
quick
|
|
vivo
|
lively
|
|
viz
|
namely
|
|
voce
|
voice
|
|
vole
|
rodent
|
|
WAC
|
female
|
|
Waco
|
Texas
|
|
wadd
|
black
|
|
wadi
|
dry
|
|
wale
|
cloth
|
|
wang
|
Dutch
|
|
weft
|
web;
|
|
weir
|
fish
|
|
wen
|
cyst;
|
|
woad
|
dyestuff
|
|
Wodan
|
Norse
|
|
Woden
|
Norse
|
|
Wotan
|
Norse
|
|
xema
|
Arctic
|
|
Xenia
|
Ohio
|
|
xeno
|
foreign
|
|
xeres
|
wine;
|
|
Xosa
|
Kaffir
|
|
Xtian
|
Christian
|
|
yaba
|
cabbage
|
|
yak
|
ox
|
|
Yalu
|
Korean
|
|
yamp
|
tuber
|
|
yapa
|
palm-leaf
|
|
yegg
|
burglar
|
|
Yemen
|
Arabian
|
|
yen
|
Japanese
|
|
yin
|
Chinese
|
|
Ymir
|
Norse
|
|
Yser
|
Belgian
|
|
zak
|
Dutch
|
|
zany
|
nutty;
|
|
Zara
|
Italian
|
|
zee
|
final
|
|
Zen
|
Buddhist
|
|
zero
|
nothing;
|
|
zeta
|
Greek
|
|
Zeus
|
chief
|
|
Zion
|
hill;
|
|
Zulu
|
Bantu
|
|
Zuni
|
Pueblo
|
|
zwei
|
two
|
