Scramble
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Definition
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Answer
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lcieest
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Capable of being easily cut, shaped, or carved
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Sectile
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salew
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Low-lying, marshy depression or valley often found between hills
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Swale
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ipunes
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Disposed to lethargy, apathy, or indolence; given to listless loafing
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Supine
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psmcadios
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Intermittent; or, given to irregular and sudden bursts of activity or violence
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Spasmodic
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ccoattsa
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Marked by short, abrupt articulation; abrupt or disjointed
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Staccato
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waksn
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Display pretentious or ostentatious behaviour; show off
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Swank
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teeiscnpl
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Characterized by irritability, ill-temper, or a tendency to anger
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Splenetic
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tegratmsa
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Cunning or deceitful tactic, particularly in warfare or politics
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Stratagem
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turuots
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Man's long, fashionable outer coat or overgarment
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Surtout
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etsda
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Support, assist, or replace someone or something effectively
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Stead
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osuecpsi
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Superficially plausible but actually deceptive or misleading
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Specious
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lsshapad
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Hasty and careless; lacking in attention to detail
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Slapdash
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agpns
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Squarely; directly, with military precision
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Spang
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shipgtlry
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Youthfully energetic; full of vitality and liveliness
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Sprightly
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onedsd
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Dull, torpid, sluggish
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Sodden
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nosojur
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Reside temporarily; or, a short visit
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Sojourn
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yelssot
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Rhythmic contraction, especially the rhythmic contraction of the heart
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Systole
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utaoeclrsp
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Investor who engages in high risk ventures; or, one who guesses with weak evidence
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Speculator
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msciesi
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Profoundly, earth-shatteringly impactful; utterly transformative
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Seismic
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soeecdchyn
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Figure of speech where a part represents the whole
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Synecdoche
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sneidgm
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Very small or miniscule quantity or portion
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Smidgen
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eotnsx
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Church official responsible for burials and various maintenance tasks
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Sexton
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ursiofldenpes
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Magnificent; extraordinarily impressivein appearance
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Splendiferous
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mtosoac
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A blind spot; a localized area in the field of vision lacking sight
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Scotoma
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iqrotesub
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Descriptive or familiar name for a person; nickname
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Sobriquet
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isrnecaat
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Having bigoted, narrow-minded views, especially prejudice against outsiders
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Sectarian
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niuaezsr
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Dominant or controlling authority in a political relationship; overlord or feudal lord
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Suzerain
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snyaessteih
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Merging of sensory experiences, like hearing colours or tasing words
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Synesthesia
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tarsuyat
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Sculptor
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Statuary
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louedssu
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Diligent, hardworking, persevering
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Sedulous
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