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| An odd, peculiar, or strange condition, situation, or quality |
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| A remarkable fact, occurrence, or circumstance |
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| Aircraft that is difficult to detect by sight, sound, radar and infrared energy |
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| So sheer as to permit light to pass through |
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| The ability of the eye to change the direction of the light that enters the eye so it forms an image |
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| A sharply ironical taunt; sneering or cutting remark |
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| An insignificant or trivial fact |
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| To confuse by removing or obscuring something that has guided a person |
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| A magazine or other journal |
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| A property of space and location |
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| Various small, fragile, biting, flying insects |
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| Having a vocal tone characterized by weakness of intensity |
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| Expected, especially on the basis of previous or know behavior |
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| Having good chance or luck |
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| old-fashioned or obsolete |
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| To treat by exposure to radiation |
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| A person who is too sick or weak to care for him or her |
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| Communications by exchange of information through various forms of media |
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| Unintentional, not by one’s own choice |
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| A person who spends too much time studying and has little or no social life |
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| The scientific study of prehistoric peoples and their cultures |
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| A reduction of the intensity of any form of energy as a result of energy conversion in an object |
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| Faulty, bad or unsatisfactory change of condition |
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| Electromagnetic radiation of wavelengths invisible to the eye |
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| To track or trail, as a detective |
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| A legal document authorizing an officer to make an arrest, seize property, or make a search |
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| The right, power, and authority to take legal action |
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| Lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned |
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| (in terms of physics) Wavelengths of radiation |
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| The ratio of one dimension of a thing to another dimension |
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| Language that is characterized by difficult vocabulary |
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| Unverified, unofficial information |
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| Diagram of an electrical circuit |
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| A lightweight and transparent piece of plastic |
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| A place designated for a meeting |
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| High frequency electromagnetic waves |
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| To bring bad luck to something |
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| To listen secretly to a private conversation |
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| A three-dimensional image of an object made by the reflection of a split laser |
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| The qualities of characteristics of sound waves |
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| Spoken, written or given in confidence; to keep a secret; private |
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| To take in greedily with the senses or mind |
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| A person who is primitive or uncivilized |
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| An immediate recognition of an object obtained by guessing or determined by a previous encounter of the same object |
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| A person who favors necessary political, economic, and social change by direct and often uncompromising methods |
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| An imagined or projected sequence of events, especially any of several detailed plans or possibilities |
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| A person with pale skin, light hair, pinkish eyes, and visual abnormalities resulting from an inability to produce melanin in the skin |
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| The complex, semi-fluid, translucent substance that makes up the living matter of plant and animal cells |
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