(noun) Business
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(noun) Semen, Sperm
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(noun) Falling Star, Meteor
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(noun) Fiction
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(noun) Rubble, Ruin, a pile of rubble or destruction
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(adjective) Shaky, Rickety, structurally weak or likely to fall or collapse
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(noun) Brink, Verge
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(noun) Minion, minor servant
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(adjective) Scant, Scarce, Meager, Exiguous
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(noun) Shortbow
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(adjective) Pretty
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(noun) Letter, Note, see notes
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(adjective) Dainty
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(noun) Skirmish
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(noun) Hatchet, Tomahawk
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(noun) Sardine, Minnow, any small fish
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(adjective) Short, Small, Stunted
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(noun) Duke, Earl, Liege, and person of power beneath a king
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(noun) Fief, Fiefdom, State, Province
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(noun) Glimpse, Peek
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(verb) Acquaint, Familiarize
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(adjective) Familiar
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(adjective) Undersized, Pigmy
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(noun) Bee, Wasp, any stinging insect
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(noun) Sepulchre, Sepulcher
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(adjective) Taciturn, soft-spoken
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(noun) Platinum
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(noun) Buckler
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(adjective) Short, Brief, Momentary
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(noun) Anecdote
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(noun) Brevity, Briefness, Momentariness
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(noun) Solstice, Winter Solstice
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(noun) Shortsword
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(noun) Piece, Bit, Chunk, Part, Section, Portion, Component
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(noun) Particle
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(adjective) Partial
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(noun) Schooner, any type of small sailing vessel
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(verb) Tweak, Adjust, fine-tune, to change or adjust in a minor way
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(verb) Dwindle
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(adjective) Selfish
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(noun) Selfishness
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(verb) Shriek, Squeal
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(verb) Scream, Screech
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(preposition) Like / Similar to
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(adjective) Counterpart, Equivalent
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(adjective) Alike, Similar
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(verb) Resemble, to look like
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(adverb) Likewise
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(noun) Schedule
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(noun) Self, Own
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(noun) Self-Harm, self-injury, self-mutilation, self-inflicted injury
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(adjective) Single-Handed, Alone, Unaided, by oneself or on one's own
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(adjective) Apprehensive, Insecure, self-anxious
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(adjective) Selfless, Selflessness
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(adjective) Troublesome
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(noun) Dragonling
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(noun) Decoy, Dummy
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(noun) Fanatic
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(noun) Fanaticism
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(noun) Bismuth
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(adjective) Foolish
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(noun) Clavicus Vile
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(noun) Loophole
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(verb) Rob, Cheat, Con, Swindle
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(noun) Swindler, Rogue, Trickster, Counterfeiter, Cheater, Robber
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(verb) Become, Come
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(noun) Uprising, to rise up
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(verb) Trespass
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(adjective) Loyal, Leal
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(noun) Loyalist, Ally
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(noun) Loyalty, Fealty, Lealty
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(noun) Fidelity
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(noun) Loyalty, Fealty, Lealty
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(noun) Loyalist
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(verb) Offer, Barter, Bargain
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(noun) Eyeball
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(noun) Hindsight
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(noun) Eyelash
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(adjective) Visual, Optical, Ocular, Graphic, Graphical
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(noun) Door, Doorway
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(adjective) Knowledgeable
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(noun) Knowledge
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(noun) Scholar, Pupil
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(noun) Scholarship
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(noun) Academy, School, Institute, College, University
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(verb) Counsel
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(preposition) After
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(noun) Dessert
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(adverb) Thereafter
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(noun) Afternoon
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(adverb) Afterwards
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(noun) Tomorrow, Morrow
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(adverb) Hereafter
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(noun) Overmorrow, the day after tomorrow
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(adjective) Latter
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(verb) Know, Known, Knowable
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(noun) Signature
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(noun) Scholar, Savant
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(adjective) Renowned
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(noun) Trickery
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(adjective) Tricky
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(verb) Understand, Comprehend, Understanding, Comprehension
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(adjective) Intelligent, Smart
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(noun) Intellect, Intelligence
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(noun) Teacher, Mentor, Tutor / Tutelage, Tutorship, Mentorship
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(verb) Recognize / Recognise
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(verb) Ensue, Follow, Succeed, Following, Successive, Subsequent, Consequent
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(noun) Allegiance / Alliance
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(noun) Door/Doorway
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(noun) dragon priest name, lit. "allegiance guide."
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(noun) Trebuchet
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(noun) June / Mid Year
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(noun) Noon, Midday
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(noun) Motherhood
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(noun) Matriarch, Matriarchy
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(noun) Grandmother, any female ancestor
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(adjective) Motherly, Maternal
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(noun) Throat of the World
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(noun) Granddaughter, any female descendant
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(verb) Direct, Point, Aim
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(verb) Focus, Concentrate, Concentration, Attention
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(noun) Director
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(adjective) Glorious
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(noun) Cyclone, Twister, Tornado
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(verb) Shudder, Tremble, Shake, Rumble, Quake
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(noun) Rattler
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(adjective) Slippery, Elusive
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(noun) Greybeard
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(adjective) Sensitive
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(adjective) Strong, Strength
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(noun) Strength, Power
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(noun) Fortitude, Resilience, Toughness
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(noun) Integrity
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(adjective) Unmoving, Unchanging, Still
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(noun) Supremacy, Regency, supreme or total power
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(adjective) Powerless, False, Wrong
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(noun) Werelion
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(noun) Werevulture
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(noun) Humanoid, Anthropomorph, Anthropomorphic
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(noun) Breton, Manmer
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(noun) Werewolf
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(noun) Wereboar
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(noun) Merman, Mermaid
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(noun) Werebear
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(noun) Werecrocodile
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(noun) Men (Plural of "Man", not "Mankind")
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