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| Explanation of timbre (noun) tone of voice; quality of sound
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| Explanation of gall (verb) forms: galled; galled; galling irritate or vex
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| Explanation of console (verb) forms: consoled; consoled; consoling give moral or emotional strength to; solace
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| Explanation of quash (verb) forms: quashed; quashed; quashing declare invalid; void; avoid; nullify
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| Explanation of reprise (noun) form: reprises repetition of a musical theme
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| Explanation of detraction (noun) discrediting or detracting from someone's reputation (especially by slander)
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| Explanation of shinny (verb) climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling; skin; struggle; sputter
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| Explanation of nape (noun) the back side of the neck; nucha
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| Explanation of fellate (verb) provide sexual gratification through oral stimulation; blow; go down on
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| Explanation of acuate (adjective) ending in a sharp point; sharp; needlelike
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