W
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ord Cell Dictionary
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MEANING
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SAMPLE WORDS
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a
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to, towards
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aspire, aback, abandon, abase, abate
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a
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on
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ashore, aboard, afire, atop
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a, an
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not, without
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apathy, atheist, anarchy, anorexia
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a, ab, abs
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off, away, from
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abrupt, abnormal, abduct, abstract, avert
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able, ible, ble
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capable of, that which, inclined to
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loveable, capable, portable, eatable, affordable, hospitable
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ac
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to
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accredit, accept, accomplish
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ac, acr
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sharp
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acute, acumen, acrimonious, exacerbate
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acea
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healing, cure
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panacea
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acid, acidi, acer, acri
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sour, bitter, sharp
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antacid, acidic, acidity, acerbic, acrimony
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acious
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inclined to, given to, abounding in
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voracious, vivacious
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acou
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to hear
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acoustics, acoumeter, acoustical
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acr, acro
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height, high, tip, end
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acrophobia, acrobat, acronym, acropolis
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act
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to act, to drive, to do
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hyperactive, active, transact, act, hypoactive
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acu, acr, ac
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needle
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acute, acumen, acuity
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acy
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quality, rank of, condition
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lunacy, privacy, infancy, agency
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ad
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group
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decade
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ad, ac, at, as, ap, am, an, ar, ag, af
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to, toward
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advance, adjustment, adversity, advertise
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ade, ad, ata, ada
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result, product
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lemonade, limeade, marmalade, monad, serenade
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ade
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having the characteristic of
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decade, facade, cascade
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ade
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process, action
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parade, blockade, escapade, promenade
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Adelphia
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brother, brotherly
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Philadelphia
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ae
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Latin feminine plural
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alumnae, formulae, algae, larvae
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age
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place of
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orphanage, parsonage, anchorage, frontage
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age
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action, process, do that which is indicated
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ravage, pillage, marriage, pilgrimage, manage, homage
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agi, ago, ag
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move, go, do
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agent, agency, agenda, agile, agitation, antagonist
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agogue
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to lead, to guide
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synagogue
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agora
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place of assembly, market place
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agoraphobia, agoraphobic
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agr
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field, land
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agriculture, agrarian, agronomy
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ailuro, felin
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cat or cats
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ailurophobia, feline
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aire, an, anean, arian
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one who, that which
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millionaire, amphibian, librarian, suburban, grammarian, Lutheran
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al
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like, suitable for
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dental, rental, mental, continental
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al
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action, process, quality or state
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immortal, manual, medial, mortal, pedal
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al
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of or pertaining to
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audiovisual, semiannual, semifinal, abnormal, diagonal, postnasal,
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alb
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white
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albino, albumen, album
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alg, algos, algia
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pain
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nostalgia, analgesic, neuralgia, cardialgia
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ali, alter, allo
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another, other
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alias, alien, unalienable, alienate, alternative, allonym
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ali
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wing or wings
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aliped
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ality
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quality or state
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mortality, immortality
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alt
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tall, high
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altitude, alto, altimeter, exalt, altar
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alter, altr
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other
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alternate, alternative, alter ego, altruism
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alti
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high, height
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altimeter, altitude, altitudinal
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am, amor
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love, like
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amiable, amorous
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ama, ami
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love
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amateur, amiable, amicable, amorous
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ambi
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around, both
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ambidextrous, ambivalent, ambiguous
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ambul
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walk
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amble, ambulatory, somnambulist
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amphi
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both, around
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amphibian, amphibious
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an
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of or pertaining to
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antemeridian, postmeridian
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an
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not, without
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anarachy, anarchism, anathema, anarchic
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an, ian
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native of, relating to
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Cuban, African, Dominican, American
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ana
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back, backwards
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anachronism, anachronistically
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ana
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up
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anatomy, anatomical
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ance, ancy
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state of being
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resistance, avoidance, vacancy, truancy
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and, end
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to be done
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multiplicand, addend, dividend, subtrahend
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andro, andry
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man, male
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androcracy, androphobia, polyandry
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ane
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belonging to, characterized by
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intramundane, mundane
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anean
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of or pertaining to
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Mediterranean, subterranean
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anean
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one who
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Mediterranean
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anemo
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wind
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anemometer
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ang, angle, angul
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angle, corner
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angle, rectangle, quadrangle, triangular
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Anglo
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English
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Anglophile. Anglo-Saxon, Anglophobe
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anim, anima
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life, spirit, soul
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inanimate, unanimous
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annu, ann
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year (s)
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anniversary, annual, biannual, annuity
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ant, ent
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that which, thing, one who
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hydrant, immigrant, resident
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ant
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doing or being something
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dormant, defiant, radiant, vacant
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ante
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before, in front of
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anteroom, antepasto (Italian), antemeridian, antechamber, antebellum
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anthlon
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contest
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decathlon, triathlon
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antho
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flower, flowers
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anthology
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anthropo, anthrop
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man, humankind
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anthropology, misanthrope, philanthropist, anthropopathy
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anti, ant
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against, opposite
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antibiotic, antichrist, antifreeze, antonym, anti-American
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apo
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away from
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apotype, apogee, apology, apostle
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aqu, aqua, aque
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water
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aquarium, aquatic, aquamarine, aqueduct
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ar
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having, like, pertaining to
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circumlunar, lunar, solar, stellar
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arbitr, arbiter
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to judge, consider
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arbitrate, arbitrator, arbitrary
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arbor
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tree
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arbor day, arboreal, arbor, arboretum
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arch, archi, archy
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chief, rule(r), govern
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architect, monarch, archbishop, hierarchy
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arch, arche,
archeo, archa
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ancient, first, very old
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archaeology, archaic, archive, archetype
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arian
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of such an age, occupation
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centenarian, octogenarian
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arian
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one who
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grammarian, librarian, humanitarian
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aristo
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best
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aristocracy, aristocrat
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arium
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a place of or for
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aquarium, terrarium
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arm
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weapon, arms, army
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armor, armory, armistice, armada
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art
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craft, skill
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art, artist, artwork, artisan, artful
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arthr, art
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segment, joint
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arthritis, arthropod, arthritic
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ary
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relating to, like
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customary, primary, secondary, military
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ary
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person who, place where, object which
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library, secretary, sanctuary, dictionary, infirmary
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aster, astro
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star
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asterisk, disaster, astronomy, astronaut
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ate
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one who
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post graduate, graduate
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ate
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make, cause to be
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decapitate, dehydrate, collaborate, renovate, radiate
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ate
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having or showing the quality of
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inanimate, intermediate, irradiate, mediate, postgraduate, triplicate
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athl, athlon
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prize, contest
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athlete, athletic, decathlon, pentathlon
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atic
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of, of the kind
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lunatic, aquatic
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ation
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quality or condition, action, process, result
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constellation, reincarnation, occupation, decoration
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atmo, atmos
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vapor, gas
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atmosphere, atmosperic
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ator
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one who or that which
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dictator, mediator, orator
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atory
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process, action, place where
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oratory, reformatory, laboratory, conservatory
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aud, audio, audit, aus
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hear
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auditorium, audience, audition, audible, auscultation
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aulic
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a tube, a pipe
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hydraulic
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aureo, auro
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gold
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aurophobia, aureate, aureole
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aut, auth, auto
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of, by or for oneself, self
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autobiography, autocracy, autograph, autonomy, author, automobile
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avi
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bird
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aviator, aviary, aviculture, aviation
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bak
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to bake
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bakery, bake, baking
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baro
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weight, pressure
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barometer, barograph, baroscope, isobar
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bat
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to walk, to go
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acrobat
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batho, bathy
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water, depth
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bathophobia, bathymeter, bathysphere
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be
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intensive
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bedeck, beguile, behavior, belabor
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belli, bell, bellium
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war
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belligerent, bellicose, post-bellum, ante-bellum, rebel, rebellion, rebellious
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bene, ben, bon
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good, well
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benediction, benefit, beneficiary
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ber
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month
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November, December, October
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bibl, biblio
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book
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Bible, Biblical, bibliography, bibliophile
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bi, bin, bis
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two, twice, double
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biped, bicycle, bisect, bilingual, biweekly, bifocal, binocular, biscuit, bicorn
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bi, bio, bious
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life, living
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biology, biography, biopsy, antibiotic
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bode
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to announce, declare
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forebode, bode
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branch
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a branch, twig
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branch, branchlet
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brev
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short
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brevity, breviary, abbreviate
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bronch
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windpipe
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bronchitis, bronchial, bronchopneumonia
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bronto
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thunder
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brontosaur
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bursa
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bag, purse
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bursar, bursitis, reimburse, disburse
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caco
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bad
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cacophony, cacophonous
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cade
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to fall, falling
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cascade, aquacade
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calc
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calcium
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calcemia, calcium, calcify
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cali, calori
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warm, heat
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calorie, caliduct, calorimeter
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camer, camera
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vault, chamber
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bicameral, camera, unicameral, cameral
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cancero
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cancer
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cancerophobia
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cand
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glow, white, pure
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candle, candidate, candelabra, incandescent
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cann
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can, cans, canning
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cannery, canned, canning
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cant
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song
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canto, incantation, canticle, cantor
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cap, capit, cipit
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head
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cap, captain, capital(city), decapitate
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capt
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take, receive, seize
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capture, captivity, captivate, captor
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