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| Explanation of exhume (verb) forms: exhumed; exhumed; exhuming dig up for reburial or for medical investigation
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| Explanation of filch (verb) forms: filched; filched; filching make off with belongings of others; cabbage; purloin; hook; sneak
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| Explanation of evoke (verb) forms: evoked; evoked; evoking call to mind; paint a picture
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| Explanation of wax (verb) forms: waxed; waxed; waxing increase in phase
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| Explanation of trigger (verb) forms: triggered; triggered; triggering initiate; start; bring about
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| Explanation of defile (verb) forms: defiled; defiled; defiling spot, stain, or pollute; maculate
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| Explanation of unhallow (verb) remove the consecration from a person or an object; deconsecrate
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| Explanation of undulate (verb) forms: undulated; undulated; undulating increase and decrease in volume or pitch, as if in waves
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| Explanation of germinate (verb) forms: germinated; germinated; germinating cause to grow or sprout
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| Explanation of mutilate (verb) forms: mutilated; mutilated; mutilating destroy or injure severely
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