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Definition
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toward or at the stern of a ship; further aft
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Abaft
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skylight or device to direct light into a room
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Abatjour
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admiration of a particular part of someone's body
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Agastopia
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copious but meaningless talk or writing
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Argle-Bargle
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foolishness; stupidity; nonsense
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Baboonery
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drunkard; a reveler
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Bacchanal
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to drink often; to eat and/or drink noisily
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Bibble
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confused; perpelexed
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Bumfuzzle
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coastal navigation; the exclusive right of a country to control the air traffic within it's borders
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Cabotage
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the pathological belief that one is inhabited by an evil spirit
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Cacodemonomania
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velvety fabric
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Caffoy
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askew
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Cattywampus
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engraver of rings or gems
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Dactylioglyph
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government by ten individuals
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Decadarchy
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to disconcert or confuse
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Discombobulate
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an interpreter or professional guide for travelers
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Dragoman
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very good, very fine
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Eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious
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an ambassador
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Elchee
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a plot of land
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Erf
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of or relating to hedgehogs
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Erinaceous
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deceitful speech
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Falsiloquence
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afraid of finishing anything
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Finifugal
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to perplex someone greatly
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Flummox
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genetically modified food
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Frankenfood
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spur attached to the heel of a fighting cock
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Gablock
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mild oath
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Gadzooks
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used in medieval Edinburgh as a warning cry when it was customary to throw slops from the windows into the streets
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Gardyloo
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a meaningless language
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Gobbledygook
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a platform of a staircase where the stair turn back in exactly the reverse direction of the lower flight
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Halfpace
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big toe
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Hallux
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to grasp; to seize
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Hent
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a commotion
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Hullabaloo
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little
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Ickle
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having an unfriendly disposition
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III-willie
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the idealized mental image of a person
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Imago
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to pledge, pawn, or mortgage
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Impignorate
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nonsense, gibberish
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Jabberwock
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having arrow-like prickles
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Jaculiferous
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brilliant pale or colorless Zircon
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Jargoon
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pertaining to breakfast
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Jentacular
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fear of failure
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Kakorrhaphiophobia
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Maltese horse-drawn carriage
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Karozzin
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knapsack
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Kennebecker
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a commotion or fuss
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Kerfuffle
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lacking enthusiasm or determiniation
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Lackadaisical
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speaking in loud and clear tones
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Lamprophony
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talkative; full of words
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Largiloquent
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to spend time aimlessly
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Lollygag
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to wrap up
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Mabble
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nonsense; foolishness
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Macaroni
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having a good sense of smell
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Macrosmatic
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a drop of mucus at the nose, whether produced by cold or otherwise
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Meldrop
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fine cotton fabric
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Nainsook
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headland or cape
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Naze
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to reduce to spray
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Nebulize
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the day before yesterday
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Nudiustertian
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earnestly; strenuously
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Obnixely
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round but flattened on top and bottom
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Obrotund
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the pound sign (#)
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Octothorpe
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to take under the arm; to support by taking the arm
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Oxter
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song of thanksgiving
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Paean
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the study of ancient plants
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Paleobotany
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of few words; speaking little
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Pauciloquent
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nonsense
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Poppycock
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to choke; to suffocate
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Quackle
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a person between 40 and 49 years of age
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Quadragenarian
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two dozen sheets of paper
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Quire
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making money in any way that you can
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Quomodocunquizing
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a device for stirring
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Rabble
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coarsely hilarious
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Rabelaisian
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a person, typically a child, in ragged, dirty clothes
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Ragamuffin
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a small shoot growing from the root of a plant
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Ratoon
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gravel pit
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Sabbulonarium
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jerky; twitching
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Saccadic
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high-waisted skiing pants with shoulder straps
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Salopettes
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to engage in cut-and-thrust fighting with knives
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Snickersnee
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thin glossy silk
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Taffeta
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pretentious nonsense
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Taradiddle
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priapism; morbid lasciviousness
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Tentigo
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a small quantity of something leftover
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Tittynope
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neighbor whose house is on fire
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Ucalegon
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olive-plumed bush warbler
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Uguisu
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having wooly or crispy hair
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Ulotrichous
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mass of flowers springing from a single center
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Umbel
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a sweet mixture of meringue and whipped cream
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Vacherin
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idle boastfulness
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Vainglory
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a sickly or weak person, especially one who is constantly and morbidly concerned with his or her health
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Valetudinarian
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vain or foolish talk
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Vaniloquence
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wakeful; indisposed to sleep
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Wakerife
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one who carries a wallet
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Walleteer
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somebody who walks in front of you through a crowd
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Whiffler
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a young person considered to be presumptuous or overconfident
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Whippersnapper
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a visual condition where things appear yellow
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Xanthopsia
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to gulp down quickly and greedily
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Xertz
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sword-shaped
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Xiphoid
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hard and woody fruit
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Xylocarp
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large Jamaican earthenware or wooden vessel
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Yabba
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hand of cards containing no card above nine
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Yarborough
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a footman
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Yellowplush
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delusion of a person who believes himself changed into an animal
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Zoanthropy
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