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Question #1: Ancient counting tool known to be used by the Chinese

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Last updated: November 22, 2015

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First submitted	April 19, 2015
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Hint	Answer
Ancient counting tool known to be used by the Chinese	Abacus
To hate; feel disgust towards	Abhor
Someone who helps a crime to be commited	Accomplice
A person who is not sure about whether there is a god or not	Agnostic
Having more than one interpretation(e.g. handwriting)	Ambiguous
A type of cellular respiration that requires oxygen	Aerobic
To be suspected of something, but not proved to have done it.	Alleged
A person who hates Jews(Seinfeld's Uncle thinks everyone is one)	Anti-Semite

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Thomas Jefferson was known to reform this type of living	Agrarian
The smallest particle on earth, also known as the building block of everything	Atom
The study of "celestial objects"	Astronomy
Known as the fear of gold	Aurophobia
A device that makes sound louder, needed for most electric guitars	Amplifier
Meaning to have a ph of more than 7 (and its not base, sorry)	Alkaline
Prohibition prohibited it	Alcohol
The class that a spider belongs to, or a scorpion	Arachnida

ander217

level 77

Apr 19, 2015

I typed accomplice several times but it was not accepted. Ambiguous could have a better definition. It doesn't mean more than one. It means more than one interpretation or meaning.

sf49ers

level 79

May 4, 2015

someone who helps in a crime is also and aider or abettor (from the crime aiding and abetting a criminal) neither worked, both should. Ditto the comment about ambiguous--it means more than one interpretation--not more than one meaning. To be suspected of something but not proven: could refer to accused or acquitted. Hate Jews...: wrong tense, an anti-semite is a person who hates Jews, the word that fits your definition better is antisemitic.

zgold

level 22

Nov 22, 2015

You guys are both right. Thanks for your help.