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the art of creating dances | choreography | 100%
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words or drawings scratched or scribbled on a wall | graffiti | 80%
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n. a loud outcry, especially in protest v. to insist or exclaim noisily | clamor | 60%
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a short, witty saying | epigram | 60%
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short concluding section in a literary work | epilogue | 60%
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a speech or writing in praise of a person or thing, especially after death | eulogy | 60%
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1. the central square or marketplace of a Roman city 2. a public meeting or situation for open discussion | forum | 60%
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1. a person who speaks several languages 2. a person who studies linguistics and/or the structure of human speech | linguist | 60%
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very talkative | loquacious | 60%
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a curse | malediction | 60%
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a person who knows several languages well | polyglot | 60%
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the features of an area such as rivers, mountains, and roads | topography | 60%
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word for word | verbatim | 60%
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1. applause; enthusiastic approval 2. an oral vote; especially in approval | acclamation | 40%
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Easy to speak to; approachable; polite; friendly | affable | 40%
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the occurence of the same initial sound in several words in succession | alliteration | 40%
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a comparison between things that are alike in some ways | analogy | 40%
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a person who makes an argument in support of someone or something | apologist | 40%
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1. the use of more words than needed 2. evasive talk; roundabout expression | circumlocution | 40%
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a meeting for discussion, especially in an academic setting | colloquium | 40%
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to speak loudly or passionately | declaim | 40%
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domineering; autocratic, like a dictator | dictatorial | 40%
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1. Choice of words in speech or writing 2. A person's manner off uttering or pronouncing words | diction | 40%
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an authoritative expression of opinion | dictum | 40%
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a simple song | ditty | 40%
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consisting of parts selected from various sources | eclectic | 40%
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a decree or proclamation issued by an authority | edict | 40%
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an inscription on a monument or building, on a coin, or at the beginning of a book or chapter. | epigraph | 40%
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adj. referring to legal proceedings or formal debate or rhetoric n. (with an s) the study or practice of formal debate | forensic | 40%
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1. an explanation of a difficult expression in a text 2. to explain away | gloss | 40%
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1. Relating to the visual arts 2. Giving a vivid description | graphic | 40%
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1. to issue a formal charge of crime 2. to accuse | indict | 40%
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to write; to compose | indite | 40%
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1. Beyond description; indescribable 2. not to be uttered taboo | ineffable | 40%
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a prohibition; the act of forbidding | interdiction | 40%
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1. control and authority, especially to interpret the law 2. the area of someones control or authority | jurisdiction | 40%
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1. a specialized dictionary 2. specialized vocabulary from a particular topic or profession | lexicon | 40%
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unfamiliar language; a dialect or jargon | lingo | 40%
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a language used by people who don't speak a common language, pidgin | lingua franca | 40%
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1. the explicit meaning of a word or phrase, not a metaphor 2. word for word 3. concerned mainly with facts, unimaginative | literal | 40%
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1. to be able to read an write 2. Knowledgeable; educated | literate | 40%
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a print produced by a printing process in which a smooth surface is treated so that ink will adhere only to the design to be printed. | lithograph | 40%
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the organization of supplies and services | logistics | 40%
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a symbol or design to identify an organization or institution | logo | 40%
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to do away with completely; to wipe out or erase | obliterate | 40%
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1. of or like a witty saying 2. well known; frequently spoken of | proverbial | 40%
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a bidding farewell; a farewell speach | valediction | 40%
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wordy; using excessive words | verbose | 40%
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to attribute to a particular cause, source, or origin | ascribe | 20%
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1. to draw a line around; to encircle 2. to confine or limit | circumscribe | 20%
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a military draft | conscription | 20%
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a word or expression; phraseology | locution | 20%
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a system of naming, especially in the arts and sciences | nomenclature | 20%
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a fictitious name | pseudonym | 20%
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a word composed by the first letters or parts of a name or series of words | acronym | 0%
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shameful; disgraceful | ignominious | 0%
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a word that sounds like the thing it names | onomatopoeia | 0%
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1. to denounce or condemn 2. to prohibit or forbid | proscribe | 0%
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1. to pledge to pay for or contribute to something; to place an order by signing 2.to express consent or agreement; to assent 3. to sign one's name to something | subscribe | 0%
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1. to make a copy of; to write out fully 2. to make a sound recording for later reproduction 3. to arrange music for a different instrument than the original one composed for | transcribe | 0%
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