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| rule by a single person (n.) |
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| showing a variety of colors (adj.) |
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| marriage with but one mate at a time (n.) |
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| marriage to several mates at the same time (n.) |
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| having but a single form (adj.) |
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| having various forms (adj.) |
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| having but one syllable (adj.) |
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| having more than three syllables (adj.) |
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| belief that there is but one God (n.) |
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| belief that there is a plurality of Gods (n.) |
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| eyeglass for one eye (n.) |
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| two or more letters interwoven to represent a name (n.) |
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| written account of a single thing or class of things (n.) |
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| single stone of large size (n.) |
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| long speech by one person in a group (n.) |
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| derangement of mind on one subject only (n.) |
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| continuing in an unchanging tone; wearying (adj.) |
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| speaking several languages (adj.) |
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| closed plane figure having, literally, "many angles" (and, therefore, many sides) (n.) |
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| having many sounds or voices (adj.) |
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| having the same sound (adj.) |
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| dealing with many arts or sciences (adj.) |
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