Scramble
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Definition
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Answer
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erinsmapelt
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Everlasting, enduring without end
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Sempiternal
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sobuinj
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Add supplemental material; affix, attach
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Subjoin
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icespurl
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Loose, white religious vestment, often worn during church services
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Surplice
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sulyittf
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Render ineffective, absurd, or meaningless; impair, invalidate
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Stultify
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bujesagut
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Bring under complete domination; subdue, conquer
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Subjugate
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lpimosssi
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Extreme egocentrism; or, philosophical belief that only one's own mind exists
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Solipsism
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ydgtso
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Excessively filling or unappetizing; or, dull and conservative
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Stodgy
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enlsptiec
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Characterized by irritability, ill-temper, or a tendency to anger
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Splenetic
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sgpra
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Steel bar or block used to stop or control the motion of a vehicle or machinery
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Sprag
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rosipuus
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Lacking validity, legitimacy, or credibility
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Spurious
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oasvl
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Barrage of weapons fire; fusillade
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Salvo
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ruscco
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Assistance, support, or relief provided during times of distress or need
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Succor
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ifrescispeu
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Outward or surface appearance of an object
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Superficies
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npaisle
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A devoted, servile person
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Spaniel
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aevgisnl
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Person who manipualtes or exercises control over another for personal gain
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Svengali
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svaant
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Person who is exceptionally talented in their field
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Savant
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ncreesvir
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Scribe or professional writer, often of legal papers
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Scrivener
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durs
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Irrational or nonsensical
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Surd
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estla
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Upright stone slab or pillar, usually inscribed to serve as a memorial or monument
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Stela
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ttrouus
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Man's long, fashionable outer coat or overgarment
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Surtout
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isasctenm
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The meaning and interpretation of words and language
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Semantics
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soasgasr
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Mass of floating vegetation; or, vast, stable seaweed region of the ocean
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Sargasso
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snsuooro
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Producing rich, deep, resonant sound or voice
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Sonorous
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tessencer
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Person involved in the latest trends and fashions
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Scenester
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gseisort
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Covered with stiff, straight, bristly hairs
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Strigose
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ssots
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Moving in a direction opposite the natural grain or pattern; against the grain, especially in woodcarving
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Stoss
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fniysf
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Exhibiting an attitude of disdain or condescension; dismissively haughty
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Sniffy
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aingesun
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Bubbling with optimism; cheerfully eager
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Sanguine
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easdn
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A portable covered chair typically carried by two servants
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Sedan
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tstaniseotnu
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Act of providing support, maintenance, or nourishment; preservation, maintenance
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Sustentation
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