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  Word Descriptions circumlocution, rend, pellucid, parse, percussion, prattle, bode, biennial, eloquence, catalyst


   
Description of circumlocution (noun)
roundabout or indirect way of speaking; verbosity



   
Description of rend (verb)
to rip or pull from; to split with violence; to disturb with a sharp noise; to tear



   
Description of pellucid (adjective)
transparent; intelligible; lucid; clear; understandable



   
Description of parse (verb)
to separate (a sentence or word) into parts and describe the function of each



   
Description of percussion (noun)
striking one object against another; rapping



   
Description of prattle (verb)
to babble while speaking



   
Description of bode (verb)
to foretell something; to portend



   
Description of biennial (adjective)
happening every two years



   
Description of eloquence (noun)
ability to speak well



   
Description of catalyst (noun)
anything which creates a situation in which change can occur



  Determinations of the words circumlocution, rend, pellucid, parse, percussion, prattle, bode, biennial, eloquence, catalyst

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