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| Explanation of acquittal (noun) form: acquittals act of declaring innocent
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| Explanation of erode (verb) forms: eroded; eroded; eroding remove soil or rock; fret
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| Explanation of superimpose (verb) forms: superimposed; superimposed; superimposing place on top of; lay over
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| Explanation of periphery (noun) form: peripheries the outside boundary or surface of something; outer boundary
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| Explanation of anomaly (noun) form: anomalies exception; deviation
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| Explanation of restraint (noun) form: restraints a device that retards something's motion
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| Explanation of homily (noun) form: homilies a sermon on a moral or religious topic
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| Explanation of accelerate (verb) forms: accelerated; accelerated; accelerating cause to move faster; speed up
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| Explanation of pillock (noun) a person who is not very bright; stupe; dullard; dolt; pudding head
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| Explanation of fille (noun) a young woman; missy; young lady; young woman
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