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A proposed, extremely light particle that may explain dark matter and a symmetry issue in the strong nuclear force. |
Ax
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Axion
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A descendant, especially the child of a prominent family or lineage.
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Sc
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Scion
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A brave, honorable warrior, often implying courage, loyalty, and strength.
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Dre
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Drengir
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An original ancestor or source from which others are descended or derived.
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Pro
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Progenitor
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A long-handled tool with a curved blade used for cutting grass or grain.
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Scy
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Scythe
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A ruler or figure characterized by absolute power, often exercising it harshly or oppressively.
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Tyr
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Tyranus
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A sharp, curved claw of a bird of prey used for grasping or killing.
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Ta
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Talon
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A heavy weapon or tool used to strike with great force, or to violently attack and damage.
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M
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Maul
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A mythical creature made from parts of different animals, often symbolizing something unnaturally combined or fantastical. |
Chi
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Chimaera
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An independent-minded person who does not follow the rules or conventions of a group.
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Mav
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Maverick
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A quantity that has both magnitude and direction, often used in physics and mathematics to represent movement or force. |
Vec
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Vector
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A person or being that has returned, especially from the dead.
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Rev
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Revenant
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A celestial being of the highest order, often associated with light, purity, and divine service.
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Ser
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Seraph
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A nobleman ranking below a duke and above a count, often governing border territories.
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Mar
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Marchion
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A deep, gloomy abyss in ancient mythology, often considered a prison or place of torment for the wicked. |
Tar
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Tartarus
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A person who settles disputes or has the authority to make judgments and decisions.
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Arb
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Arbiter
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Something or someone that comes before and indicates or paves the way for what follows.
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Pre
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Precursor
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Existing from the very beginning; original or ancient, often relating to the earliest stages of the universe or life. |
Pri
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Primordial
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A title used by Roman rulers, later adopted to signify an emperor or supreme leader.
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Cae
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Caesar
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A figure from mythology known for attempting a daring ride of the sun chariot, often symbolizing overambition or recklessness. |
Pha
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Phaeton
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A legendary sea monster, often depicted as a giant squid or octopus, said to terrorize sailors and drag ships underwater. |
Kra
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Kraken
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A beetle, often sacred in ancient Egyptian culture, symbolizing rebirth and transformation.
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Sca
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Scarab
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A powerful undead being, typically a spellcaster, who has used magic to achieve immortality.
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L
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Lich
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A ghostly or shadowy spirit, often seen as an omen of death or a restless soul.
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Wra
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Wraith
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An ancient Egyptian god associated with the afterlife, resurrection, and the cycle of death and rebirth.
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Osi
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Osiris
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A monarch or emperor, especially the ruler of Russia before 1917.
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T
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Tsar
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The belief in nothingness or the rejection of all religious and moral principles; often associated with emptiness or meaninglessness. |
Ni
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Nihil
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Comfort or relief in a time of distress or sadness.
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Sol
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Solace
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A legendary hammer, famously wielded by a Norse god, known for immense power and the ability to return to its owner when thrown. |
Mjo
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Mjolnir
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A mythical spear, famously wielded by a Norse god, said to never miss its target.
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Gun
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Gungnir
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A figure from biblical genealogy, traditionally considered a descendant of Shem and an ancestor of Abraham. |
Arp
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Arphaxad
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A formal, binding agreement or promise, often carrying legal, religious, or moral significance.
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Cov
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Covenant
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A dragon-like creature with two legs, wings, and a barbed tail, often depicted in heraldry and mythology. |
Wyv
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Wyvern
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Causing or expressing great pain, suffering, or sorrow; extremely serious or severe.
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Gri
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Grievous
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Embodied in a physical form, especially a spirit, deity, or abstract quality made flesh.
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Inc
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Incarnate
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A violent storm, often used metaphorically to describe intense turmoil or upheaval.
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Tem
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Tempest
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The restoration of friendly relations or the resolution of a disagreement or conflict.
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Rec
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Reconciliation
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Overflowing with enthusiasm, energy, or excitement; exuberantly cheerful.
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Ebu
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Ebullient
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Feeling hopeless, discouraged, or in low spirits.
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Des
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Despondent
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An assistant or aide, especially one who helps a senior officer in the military.
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Adj
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Adjutant
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A person who holds beliefs or opinions that go against established religious doctrines or accepted standards. |
Her
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Heretic
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A person who is inclined to teach or instruct, often with a focus on moral or educational lessons.
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Did
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Didact
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A person who lives by begging; someone who relies on charity for survival.
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Men
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Mendicant
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A state of perfect peace and liberation from suffering, desire, and the cycle of rebirth.
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Nir
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Nirvana
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A state of balance or equilibrium, where opposing forces are equal or stable.
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Gle
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Gleichgewicht
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A tall, four-sided, narrow monument that tapers to a pointed top, often made of stone and used as a landmark or memorial. |
Obe
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Obelisk
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A large, single upright block of stone, often serving as a monument or symbol of something massive and unified. |
Mon
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Monolith
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A traditional Japanese sword with a curved, single-edged blade, known for its sharpness and precision.
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Kat
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Katana
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A broad, heavy knife with a straight or slightly curved blade, typically used for cutting through vegetation or as a tool/weapon. |
Mac
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Machete
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A connection or link between people, things, or ideas; a central point where multiple elements converge.
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Ne
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Nexus
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The beginning or starting point of something; the act of initiating or originating an idea, project, or process. |
Inc
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Inception
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A cause of great distress, harm, or ruin.
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B
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Bane
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A small arachnid with pincers and a segmented tail ending in a venomous stinger, often found in deserts and warm climates. |
Sco
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Scorpion
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Faster than the speed of sound.
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Sup
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Supersonic
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A fierce, muscular mammal known for its strength, tenacity, and sharp claws, often found in northern forests and tundra. |
Wol
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Wolverine
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A partially recognized country in Southeast Europe, in the Balkan Peninsula, which declared independence from Serbia in 2008. |
Kos
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Kosovo
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A country in Southeast Europe on the Adriatic coast, known for its mountainous terrain and historic towns. |
Mon
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Montenegro
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A tendency to favor or lean toward a particular perspective, idea, or group, often in an unfair or unbalanced way. |
B
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Bias
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A place or state of intense heat, destruction, and suffering, often linked to fire and punishment.
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Inf
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Inferno
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A powerful, swirling force that pulls everything around it into chaos or danger.
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Mae
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Maelstrom
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a large mass of snow, ice, and debris that suddenly slides down a mountain slope.
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Ava
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Avalanche
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A wild, dog-like mammal native to North America, known for its adaptability and sharp senses.
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Coy
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Coyote
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An officer of the court responsible for maintaining order and carrying out legal duties such as delivering notices or enforcing judgments. |
Bai
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Bailiff
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A large, nonvenomous constricting snake found mainly in tropical regions.
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Pyt
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Python
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A very large, heavy-bodied constricting snake native to South America, often living in or near water.
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Ana
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Anaconda
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A deep blue-purple color originally made from a natural plant-based dye.
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Ind
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Indigo
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The sixth letter of the Greek alphabet, often used as a symbol in science and mathematics.
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Z
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Zeta
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The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet, often used to represent change or difference in math and science. |
De
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Delta
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The fifteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, often used in science, mathematics, or naming sequences.
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Omi
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Omicron
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A large wild donkey native to the Tibetan Plateau, known for its speed and endurance.
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Ki
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Kiang
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Referring to a type of camel with two humps, native to Central Asia.
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Bac
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Bactrian
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A toxic substance produced by some animals, injected through a bite or sting to harm or immobilize other creatures. |
Ve
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Venom
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A person’s sense of self or individual identity, especially their awareness of their own importance.
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Ego
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The ability to see or the act of perceiving the surrounding environment with the eyes.
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Vis
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Vision
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Without any limits or end; endless in size, amount, or duration.
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Inf
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Infinite
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Having sharp insight and the ability to understand situations quickly and accurately.
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Ast
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Astute
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A long, pointed weapon used for thrusting, typically by soldiers or mounted fighters.
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La
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Lance
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A statement or situation that seems self-contradictory or impossible, yet may reveal a deeper truth.
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Par
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Paradox
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The moment when day and night are approximately equal in length, occurring twice a year.
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Equ
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Equinox
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Moving in the opposite direction of the hands on a clock.
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Cou
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Counterclockwise
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Strong desires or goals to achieve something significant in the future.
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Amb
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Ambitions
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An intense feeling of extreme fear or dread.
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Ter
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Terror
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A severe shortage of food that causes widespread hunger and malnutrition.
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Fam
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Famine
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A condition that disrupts the normal functioning of the body or mind, often causing illness.
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Dis
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Disease
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A high mountain in Greece, considered in mythology as the home of the gods.
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Oly
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Olympus
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A gradual increase in loudness or intensity, especially in music.
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Cre
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Crescendo
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A person who lives alone and avoids contact with others.
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Rec
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Recluse
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An examination or analysis done after death, often to determine the cause.
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Pos
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Postmortuum
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A place where dead bodies are kept, usually before burial or examination.
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Mor
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Morgue
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A narrow crack or opening, especially in a rock or surface.
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Cre
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Crevice
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A place offering protection or safety to people, often from danger, persecution, or mental illness.
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Asy
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Asylum
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A glowing ring or circle of light, often depicted around the head of a sacred or holy figure.
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H
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Halo
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A low-pitched brass instrument, similar to a tuba, used mainly in orchestras and brass bands.
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Cim
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Cimbasso
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A dishonest or unprincipled person who acts independently, often breaking rules.
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Ro
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Rogue
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A colorless, odorless noble gas used in lighting, lasers, and medical imaging.
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Xe
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Xenon
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A dark purple-black element used as a disinfectant and in the production of thyroid medicine.
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Iod
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Iodine
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A heavy, hard metal with a very high melting point, often used in lightbulb filaments and industrial tools.
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Tun
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Tungsten
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A silvery liquid metal at room temperature, used in thermometers and some electrical devices.
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Mer
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Mercury
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A colorless, odorless radioactive gas that forms naturally from the decay of uranium in soil and rocks.
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Ra
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Radon
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A strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant metal often used in aircraft, medical implants, and jewelry.
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Tit
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Titanium
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A rare, radioactive element found in tiny amounts in the earth’s crust, belonging to the halogen group.
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Ast
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Astatine
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A brittle, silvery-gray metalloid used in alloys, flame retardants, and some electronics.
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Ant
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Antimony
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A reddish-brown liquid element that gives off a strong, unpleasant odor, used in chemicals, flame retardants, and some medicines. |
Bro
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Bromine
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A poisonous, brittle metalloid element that can occur in minerals and is used in pesticides, wood preservatives, and electronics. |
Ars
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Arsenic
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A hard, silvery-blue metal used in batteries, magnets, and alloys.
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Cob
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Cobalt
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A deep, rich red color with a slightly bluish tone.
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Cri
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Crimson
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A hard, silvery-gray metal used to strengthen steel and in some alloys and chemical catalysts.
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Van
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Vanadium
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A hard, brittle, grayish element widely used in electronics, computers, and solar panels.
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Sil
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Silicon
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A colorless, inert gas that glows brightly in signs and lighting when electrified.
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N
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Neon
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A soft, silvery metal that is highly reactive and used in batteries and some medicines.
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Lit
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Lithium
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A samurai without a master, often wandering and working independently.
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Ro
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Ronin
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A person who is extremely passionate and uncompromising about a cause or belief.
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Zea
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Zealot
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A student or follower who learns from and supports a teacher or leader.
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Dis
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Disciple
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A person who raids, steals, or plunders, often in a violent or opportunistic way.
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Mar
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Marauder
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A word, phrase, or custom that distinguishes one group of people from another, often used as a test of belonging. |
Shi
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Shibboleth
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A woman who is the head or leader of a family, clan, or community.
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Mat
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Matriarch
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A short trip or outing, usually for leisure, education, or exploration.
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Exc
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Excursion
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An official in a medieval household or estate who managed domestic affairs and oversaw servants.
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Sen
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Seneschal
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A person responsible for supervising, protecting, or managing a place, people, or resources.
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War
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Warden
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Lasting forever; without beginning or end.
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Ete
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Eternal
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A large, powerful, dragon-like creature, often associated with myth or legend.
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Dra
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Drakon
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A stone coffin, often decorated, used to bury the dead.
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Sar
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Sarcophagus
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A fast, sharp-eyed bird of prey known for hunting small animals in flight.
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Fal
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Falcon
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A small mammal covered in protective scales that rolls into a ball when threatened, feeding mainly on ants and termites. |
Pan
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Pangolin
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A large, powerful wild cat with a spotted coat, native to the Americas.
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Jag
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Jaguar
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A free-roaming wild horse, especially found in North America.
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Mus
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Mustang
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A small falcon known for hovering in the air while hunting insects and small animals.
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Kes
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Kestrel
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A dark-colored water bird that dives to catch fish, often seen spreading its wings to dry.
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Cor
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Cormorant
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A vivid red-orange color often used in art and decoration.
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Ver
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Vermilion
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A small black bird with a grayish neck, related to crows.
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Jac
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Jackdaw
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A pattern or design made up of diamond-shaped patches in different colors, or a person who wears such a costume. |
Har
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Harlequin
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A very large freshwater fish from South America with a long body and scales.
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Ara
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Arapaima
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A small, oily fish often eaten canned or fresh.
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Pil
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Pilchard
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A type of white, mild-flavored fish commonly found in the Atlantic and used for cooking.
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H
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Hake
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A medium-sized, white-fleshed fish often used in cooking, especially for smoking or frying.
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Had
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Haddock
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A venomous snake with a triangular head and long, hinged fangs.
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Vi
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Viper
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A deep-sea fish with a long, slender body, sharp teeth, and often bioluminescent features.
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Dra
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Dragonfish
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A small freshwater fish, often brightly colored, commonly kept in aquariums.
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Te
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Tetra
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A freshwater fish known for sharp teeth and a strong bite, found in South American rivers.
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Pir
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Piranha
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A very large freshwater salmon found in rivers of Siberia and Central Asia.
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Tai
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Taimen
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A type of freshwater or saltwater fish, often popular for sport fishing.
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B
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Bass
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An extremely large stringed musical instrument, similar to a double bass but much bigger, producing very deep notes. |
Oct
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Octobass
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A large, predatory fish with a long, slender body and sharp teeth, known for speed.
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Bar
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Barracuda
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A small, bottom-dwelling fish with a large head and spiny fins, often found in cold waters.
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Scu
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Sculpin
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Definition
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Answer
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A colorful marine fish with a slender body, often found around coral reefs.
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Wra
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Wrasse
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A small, colonial marine animal related to corals, often forming colorful, flower-like polyps.
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Zoa
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Zoanthid
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A marine bivalve with a fan-shaped shell, often eaten as seafood.
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Sca
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Scallop
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A small, nocturnal arachnid with a segmented body that can spray a vinegar-like liquid for defense.
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Vin
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Vinagaroon
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A large, venomous centipede with many body segments and long legs.
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Sco
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Scolopendra
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A king or ruler, especially in a monarchy.
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Mon
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Monarch
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A type of grasshopper that can form large swarms and cause crop damage.
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Loc
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Locust
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A plant with edible seeds and leaves, often reddish or purple, sometimes used as a grain.
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Ama
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Amaranth
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A curved, single-edged sword used for cutting in battle or fencing.
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Sa
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Saber
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A short, pointed knife designed for stabbing or thrusting.
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Dag
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Dagger
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A name meaning “destroyer,” often used to refer to a powerful, destructive figure in religious texts.
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Apo
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Apollyon
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A figure from Greek mythology who was granted immortality but not eternal youth, causing him to age endlessly. |
Tit
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Tithonus
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A Greek mathematician, often called the "father of geometry," known for writing Elements.
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Euc
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Euclid
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A type of salamander that can regrow its limbs and often retains its larval features throughout life.
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Ajo
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Ajolote
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A hero from Greek mythology known for his extraordinary strength and twelve legendary labors.
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Her
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Hercules
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A spiny, egg-laying mammal native to Australia and New Guinea, also called a spiny anteater.
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Ech
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Echidna
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A small to medium-sized crocodilian found in Central and South America.
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Cai
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Caiman
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A long-snouted crocodilian from South Asia, known for its narrow jaw and many sharp teeth.
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Gha
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Gharial
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A small freshwater or brackish water turtle with a hard shell.
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Ter
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Terrapin
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A limbless, worm-like amphibian that lives underground or in water.
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Cae
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Caecilian
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A small, tropical island nation in the Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar.
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Sey
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Seychelles
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A small, bottom-dwelling freshwater fish often found in streams and rivers.
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Lo
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Loach
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A freshwater fish widely farmed for food, known for its mild taste.
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Til
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Tilapia
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A Roman emperor known for his cruelty and extravagance, ruling from 54 to 68 AD.
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N
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Nero
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A giant sea creature or monster, often symbolizing something enormous or powerful.
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Lev
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Leviathan
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A figure associated with destruction or the underworld, often called the “angel of the abyss” in religious texts. |
Abb
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Abbadon
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A large, hard-shelled clam often used for food.
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Qua
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Quahog
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A female spirit in Irish folklore whose wailing warns of an impending death.
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Ban
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Banshee
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A soldier originally trained to throw grenades, or a type of deep-sea fish with a long tail.
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Gre
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Grenadier
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Severe, bare, or sharply clear; also used as a surname.
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St
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Stark
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A tropical island nation in the Indian Ocean, known for its beaches, coral reefs, and atolls.
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Mal
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Maldives
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An artificial sweetener used as a sugar substitute.
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Sac
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Saccharin
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A natural chemical compound found in citrus fruit peels, giving them a strong lemon-like smell.
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Lim
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Limonene
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An organism lacking normal pigmentation, resulting in very light or white skin, hair, and eyes.
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Alb
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Albino
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A citrus fruit that is a hybrid of a tangerine and a pomelo or grapefruit.
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Tan
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Tangelo
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A moon of Jupiter, known for its volcanic activity.
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Io
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The largest moon of Jupiter and the largest in the solar system.
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Gan
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Ganymede
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A moon of Jupiter covered in ice, believed to have a subsurface ocean.
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Eur
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Europa
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A creature from Greek mythology with the upper body of a man and the legs and horns of a goat, often associated with nature and mischief. |
Sa
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Satyr
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A creature from Greek mythology with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse.
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Cen
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Centaur
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An animal or creature whose existence is claimed but not scientifically proven, like Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster. |
Cry
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Cryptid
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An underground chamber or vault, often used as a burial place.
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Cr
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Crypt
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A freshwater fish found in Australia, known for its strength and shiny, scaled body. Also, an important battle of the American Revolution. |
Sar
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Saratoga
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A Native American tribe originally from the southeastern United States.
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Che
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Cherokee
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The capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Sar
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Sarajevo
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A place where films are shown to an audience, or the art of making movies.
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Cin
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Cinema
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The first letter of the alphabet.
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A
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The ninth letter of the alphabet, often used to refer to oneself.
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I
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In a position above, covering, or touching something; or indicating a state of activity.
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On
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A small, social insect that lives in colonies and can carry many times its own weight.
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Ant
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The state of being divine or godlike; also, a sweet, fluffy confection made from sugar and egg whites.
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Div
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Divinity
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To or until; toward a particular person, place, or purpose.
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U
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Unto
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Dressed or covered in a particular way.
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C
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Clad
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A hard, yellowish-orange fossilized tree resin often used in jewelry.
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Am
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Amber
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Toward the front or a position ahead; also, moving ahead in progress.
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For
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Forward
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A bright purplish-red color.
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Mag
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Magenta
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A yellow dye obtained from the bark of the black oak tree.
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Que
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Quercitron
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A deep red paint or pigment traditionally used on wooden buildings in Sweden.
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F
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Falu
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A small mammal, also called a stoat, whose white winter fur is highly valued in clothing and ceremonial robes. |
Erm
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Ermine
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A dragon or serpent, often used in mythology and folklore.
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W
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Wyrm
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A winged serpent or dragon with no legs, found in mythology.
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Amp
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Amphithere
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Latin for “king.”
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Rex
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Excessively eager or enthusiastic, often more than is appropriate.
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Ove
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Overzealous
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The electrode where reduction occurs, typically attracting positive ions in a device like a battery or electrolysis setup. |
Cat
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Cathode
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The independent city-state in Rome that is the headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church and the Pope. |
Vat
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Vatican
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A country in the Horn of Africa, bordering the Red Sea, Sudan, Ethiopia, and Djibouti.
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Eri
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Eritrea
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A Mesoamerican civilization that lived in central Mexico before the Spanish conquest, known for their temples, agriculture, and empire. |
Az
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Aztec
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A country in Central America, officially called El Salvador.
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Sal
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Salvador
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An island in the Caribbean, part of the Lesser Antilles, known for its volcanoes and British Overseas Territory status. |
Mon
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Montserrat
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The larger of the two islands that make up Trinidad and Tobago, a country in the Caribbean.
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Tri
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Trinidad
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A member of a Roman Catholic religious order (Cistercians of the Strict Observance) known for strict monastic life, prayer, and often brewing beer. |
Tra
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Trappist
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A region in the southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the Balkans.
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Her
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Herzegovina
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An ancient name for the region of western Italy along the Tyrrhenian Sea, associated with the Etruscans. |
Tyr
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Tyrrhenia
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A large inland body of water between Europe and Asia, bordered by Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Azerbaijan. |
Cas
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Caspian
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A country in Southeast Asia, bordered by Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam, known for Angkor Wat.
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Cam
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Cambodia
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A country in the South Caucasus region of Eurasia, bordering the Caspian Sea, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, and Iran. |
Aze
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Azerbaijan
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A street or thoroughfare, especially a famous shopping street in Frankfurt, Germany.
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Z
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Zeil
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Having strong ambitions or desires to achieve something.
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Asp
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Aspiring
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A person who does not believe in a particular religion, especially one regarded as true by others.
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Inf
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Infidel
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Someone or something that damages, pollutes, or desecrates something sacred or pure.
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Def
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Defiler
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Physical strength, energy, or mental vitality.
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Vi
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Vigor
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A region in Northern Europe that includes Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
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Sca
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Scandinavia
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A small wild cat with a spotted coat, native to Central and South America.
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Oce
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Ocelot
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Loyal or faithful to a person, group, or cause.
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All
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Allegiant
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A military officer ranking above a colonel and below a major general.
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Bri
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Brigadier
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A flat-bottomed boat or floating structure used to support bridges or docks.
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Pon
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Pontoon
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Help, relief, or assistance given to someone in difficulty or distress.
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Suc
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Succor
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A ruler or person in a position of supreme authority over others.
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Ove
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Overlord
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The eighth planet from the Sun in our solar system, known for its deep blue color and strong winds.
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Nep
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Neptune
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Filled with energy, excitement, or cheerfulness.
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Exu
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Exuberant
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A ghostly apparition or something imagined; a figment of the mind.
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Pha
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Phantasm
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A large bottle of wine or champagne, or something of great size, power, or importance.
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Mag
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Magnum
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The diameter of a gun barrel or bullet; also, the quality or level of someone’s ability.
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Cal
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Caliber
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A chemical compound used for its antifungal and antibacterial properties, commonly found in anti-dandruff products. |
Pyr
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Pyrithione
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A person who is fascinated by fire, or a prefix relating to fire or heat.
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P
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Pyro
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A marine mollusk with a colorful inner shell, valued for food and jewelry.
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Aba
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Abalone
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An extremely bright, distant object in space powered by a supermassive black hole at the center of a galaxy. |
Qua
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Quasar
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The highest point or peak; in astronomy, the point directly overhead in the sky.
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Zen
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Zenith
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A smooth, usually black gemstone often used in jewelry and carving.
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O
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Onyx
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A subatomic particle with no electric charge, found in the nucleus of an atom.
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Neu
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Neutron
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A positively charged subatomic particle found in the nucleus of an atom.
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Pro
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Proton
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A negatively charged subatomic particle that moves around an atom’s nucleus.
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Ele
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Electron
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A commander of a hundred soldiers in the ancient Roman army.
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Cen
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Centurion
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A chemical element (symbol Y) used in electronics, LEDs, and superconductors.
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Ytt
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Ytttrium
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A massive explosion of a star at the end of its life, releasing enormous energy and often forming a neutron star or black hole. |
Sup
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Supernova
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A star that suddenly becomes much brighter and then gradually fades back to its original brightness.
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N
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Nova
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A cloud of gas and dust in space, often where stars are born.
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Neb
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Nebula
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A prefix relating to nitrogen or containing nitrogen; also used to refer to explosives or high-energy fuel.
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Ni
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Nitro
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A number that shows how many times a base is multiplied by itself.
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Exp
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Exponent
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Relating to the structure and movement of the Earth's crust.
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Tec
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Tectonic
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An angel in Islamic tradition who is believed to blow the trumpet to signal the Day of Resurrection.
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Isr
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Israfil
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A deep, nostalgic longing for a home or place you can’t return to, often with a sense of loss.
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Hir
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Hiraeth
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A polygon with 20 sides and 20 angles.
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Ico
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Icosagon
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A three-dimensional shape with 20 triangular faces, 30 edges, and 12 vertices.
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Ico
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Icosahedron
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Covered or protected with iron; also, something very strong, secure, or unbreakable.
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Iro
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Ironclad
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A device used to display images or data, or someone who observes and keeps watch.
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Mon
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Monitor
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A small, rotating tower on a tank, ship, or castle, often housing weapons.
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Tur
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Turret
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A large fortified building or group of buildings, typically from medieval times, used for defense and residence. |
Cas
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Castle
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A type of fuel used in engines that ignites under high pressure rather than a spark.
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Die
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Diesel
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Relating to the stomach.
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Gas
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Gastroc
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A guard or watchman who keeps watch over a place or people.
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Sen
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Sentinel
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A three-dimensional shape with flat faces, straight edges, and vertices.
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Pol
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Polyhedron
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A male parent, especially of an animal; or a respectful form of address for a king.
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S
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Sire
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A person or thing that differs from what is considered normal or acceptable.
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Dev
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Deviant
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A spouse or companion, especially of a reigning monarch.
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Con
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Consort
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A creature from Greek mythology, often a woman with snakes for hair, whose gaze could turn people to stone. |
Gor
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Gorgon
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A serious disease caused by bacteria, spread by lice or fleas, causing fever and rash.
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Typ
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Typhus
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The origin or starting point of something, or where information comes from.
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Sou
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Source
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A powerful wave of pressure moving through a medium, often caused by an explosion or sudden impact. |
Sho
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Shockwave
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A book of the Bible in the Old Testament, reflecting on the meaning of life and the human condition.
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Ecc
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Ecclesiastes
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A gentle, mild breeze.
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Zep
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Zephyr
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The strange, nostalgic feeling you get when surrounded by old books in a bookstore or library.
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Vel
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Vellichor
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Dark, shadowy, or obscure; hard to see or understand.
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Ten
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Tenebrous
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Dark, gloomy, or shadowy; also refers to an ancient people mentioned by classical sources.
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Cim
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Cimmerian
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A massive dragon from George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series, ridden by Queen Rhaenys Targaryen. |
Mer
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Meraxes
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A genus of large, meat-eating dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous, related to Tyrannosaurus.
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Lyt
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Lythronax
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A governor or ruler who represents a monarch in a colony or territory.
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Vic
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Viceroy
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A small, early tyrannosaur dinosaur with features similar to Tyrannosaurus, from the Early Cretaceous period. |
Rap
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Raptorex
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The dark lord and main antagonist in The Lord of the Rings, seeking to dominate Middle-earth.
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Sau
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Sauron
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A powerful evil spirit often associated with temptation and sinful desires, especially lust, in various religious and mythological traditions. |
Asm
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Asmodeus
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A figure often representing greed, wealth, and the corrupting influence of money in religious and moral teachings. |
Mam
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Mammon
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A sacred tent or dwelling place used for worship, especially as a portable sanctuary in ancient religious traditions. |
Tab
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Tabernacle
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A shiny black natural glass formed when molten rock cools very quickly.
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Obs
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Obsidian
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The invisible, pure “upper air” once believed to fill the space beyond Earth.
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Aet
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Aether
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