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| Explanation of immure (verb) forms: immured; immured; immuring confine; imprison
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| Explanation of granulate (verb) forms: granulated; granulated; granulating form granulating tissue
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| Explanation of broach (verb) forms: broached; broached; broaching bring up a topic for discussion
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| Explanation of ethereal (adjective) heavenly; light; airy
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| Explanation of sluggard (noun) an idle slothful person
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| Explanation of rail (verb) forms: railed; railed; railing send by train; construct a fence
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| Explanation of trappings (noun) decorations; ornaments; adornments
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| Explanation of expiate (verb) forms: expiated; expiated; expiating make amends for; abye; atone
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| Explanation of jolly (verb) be silly or tease one another; josh; banter
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| Explanation of fain (adjective) having made preparations; prepared
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