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| Explanation of buttress (noun) form plural: buttresses usually a brick or stone structure constructed for support or reinforcement
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| Explanation of famish (verb) forms: famished; famishing; famishes to starve; to endure severe hunger; to starve to death
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| Explanation of don (verb) forms: donned; donning; dons to put on (e.g. clothing); to wear something
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| Explanation of aquatic (adjective) forms: more aquatic; most aquatic; less aquatic; least aquatic living, growing or practicing in or on water
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| Explanation of incoherent (adjective) forms: more incoherent; most incoherent; less incoherent; least incoherent not clearly connected; showing no patterns
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| Explanation of ominous (adjective) forms: ominous; more ominous; most ominous; less ominous; least ominous threatening; often frightening
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| Explanation of civil (adjective) forms: more civil; most civil; less civic; least civic courteous
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| Explanation of mobile (adjective) forms: mobile; more mobile; most mobile; less mobile; least mobile having the ability to move; portable
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| Explanation of disperse (verb) forms: dispersed; dispersing; disperses to scatter; to spread around
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| Explanation of laborious (adjective) forms: more laborious; most laborious; less laborious; least laborious demanding a lot of work; often lengthy
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