Scramble
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Definition
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Answer
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iuopsnledsrfe
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Magnificent; extraordinarily impressivein appearance
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Splendiferous
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rsud
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Irrational or nonsensical
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Surd
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psrucpe
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Opening cut through the bulwarks of a ship to allow passage of water; or, thwart a plan
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Scupper
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whtras
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Broad area of dark or tanned land; or, dark and dusky in complexion
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Swarth
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tnsdreti
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Harsh, loud and grating in tone; discordance
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Strident
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apsrc
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A ditch adjacent to a parapet; or, an abrupt, cliff-like slope
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Scarp
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syhatn
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Crude, makeshift dwelling or shelter
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Shanty
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ablosteyt
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Foundational structure that supports columns or pillars
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Stylobate
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dlsoit
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Unemotional, impassive; or, resolute and able to endure difficulty without emotion
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Stolid
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hamslo
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Hebrew greeting and farewell, meaning “peace”
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Shalom
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dehyoccnes
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Figure of speech where a part represents the whole
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Synecdoche
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arsmvao
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An urn with a spigot to release hot water for tea
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Samovar
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edinsirytpe
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Luck in finding unexpected valuable or pleasant things
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Serendipity
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feris
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Small lines or strokes on the letters of some typefaces
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Serif
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tioruipuss
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Containing a high concentration of alcohol
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Spirituous
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ndseod
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Dull, torpid, sluggish
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Sodden
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oruseotnst
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Characterized by noisy, laboured breathing, resembling snoring
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Stentorous
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gtrrouasnoi
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Process of designating a surrogate or alternate representative; substitution
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Surrogation
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ontiseid
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The promotion of rebellion or resistance against established authority.
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Sedition
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rumats
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Goiter; swelling of the thyroid gland
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Struma
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ersfecuispi
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Outward or surface appearance of an object
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Superficies
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saiclaty
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Inappropriate suggestiveness; the quality of lewdness
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Salacity
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raseny
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Grouping or numbering based on the number six
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Senary
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rees
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Dry, withered; in a state of desiccation
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Sere
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tins
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State of agitation or irritation, especially when over trivial matters
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Snit
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oeiser
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Elegant evening social function
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Soiree
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itelcks
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Refuse to comply out of stubborness, usually without sufficient reason
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Stickle
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evstel
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Slender and gracefully elegant in figure; lithe
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Svelte
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isunsou
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Bending and twisting in a smooth, flowing manner
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Sinuous
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amsapn
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East-Asian, flat-bottomed boat used for fishing
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Sampan
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