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1. An original inhabitant, espically one displaced by later settlers.
Indians are inhabitants of the choctaws. |
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1. To put an end to, to abolish or repel
The man had to abrogate his smoking habits. |
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Appurtenance
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1. An Item of equipment, an acccessory.
A screen is an appurtence for a cell phone. |
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1. A temporary camp or shelter
2. To stay in such camp
In boy scouts they stayed in a bivouac for one night. |
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1. A member of the order of marine mammals that include whales, dolphines, and porpoises.
A whale is consider a cetacean because it is a marine mammal. |
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1. To criticize strongly, to denounce.
Most of the united states decryed gay marriage. |
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1. State of disuse
In africa most of their cities are desuetued. |
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1. Anything that is of enormous size.
An elephant is considered a Leviathan. |
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Mawkish
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1. Excessively sentimental
At the reception the groom was very mawkish. |
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Missapprehend
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1. To fail to understand correctly.
While making th house plan the constructors missapprehended. |
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Parocial
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1. Limited or narrow in scope or outlook.
To stay on the right path the president considers himself a parocial.
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1. To be in a business of supplying goods, espically food or provisions.
A gas truck is considered a purvey.
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1. A turning to someone or something for aid.
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Replete
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1. filled or well-supplied with something.
After we ate dinner I was very repleted.
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1. To give up as a right; to forgo
Since she couldnt get the questions right she waived on answering them. |
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