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| Explanation of idiosyncrasy (noun) form: idiosyncrasies a behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual; mannerism
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| Explanation of chagrin (noun) strong feelings of embarrassment; mortification
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| Explanation of fauna (noun) forms: faunas, faunae a living organism characterized by voluntary movement; beast; brute; creature
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| Explanation of titter (noun) a nervous restrained laugh
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| Explanation of ambivalence (noun) mixed feelings or emotions
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| Explanation of raiment (noun) especially fine or decorative clothing; regalia
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| Explanation of spatula (noun) form: spatulas a hand tool with a thin flexible blade used to mix or spread soft substances
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| Explanation of resignation (noun) form: resignations act of quitting a position; relinquishment
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| Explanation of fulcrum (noun) forms: fulcrums, fulcra the pivot about which a lever turns
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| Explanation of conceit (noun) form: conceits the trait of being unduly vain; vanity
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