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| Explanation of palpitate (verb) forms: palpitated; palpitated; palpitating beat rapidly
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| Explanation of neophyte (noun) a new convert being taught the principles of Christianity by a catechist
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| Explanation of comestible (noun) form: comestibles any substance that can be used as food; eatable; pabulum; victual; victuals
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| Explanation of fluctuation (noun) form: fluctuations the quality of being unsteady and subject to changes
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| Explanation of progenitor (noun) form: progenitors an ancestor in the direct line
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| Explanation of ruddy (adjective) forms: ruddier; ruddiest of a color at the end of the color spectrum; blood-red; carmine; cerise; cherry; crimson
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| Explanation of multilingual (adjective) using or knowing more than one language
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| Explanation of agenda (noun) a list of matters to be taken up (as at a meeting); order of business
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| Explanation of dupery (noun) something intended to deceive; hoax; humbug; put-on
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| Explanation of effusive (adjective) extravagantly demonstrative; gushy
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