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| Explanation of viand (noun) a choice or delicious dish
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| Explanation of hackles (noun) a feeling of anger and animosity
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| Explanation of ennui (noun) the feeling of being bored by something tedious; tedium
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| Explanation of poignancy (noun) a quality that arouses emotions (especially pity or sorrow)
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| Explanation of affidavit (noun) written statement made under oath
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| Explanation of regimen (noun) government; reign; mode of rule
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| Explanation of knoll (noun) form: knolls a small natural hill; hillock; hummock; hammock
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| Explanation of cavil (verb) forms: caviled, caviled; caviled, caviled; caviling, caviling raise trivial objections; chicane
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| Explanation of couturier (noun) someone who designs clothing; clothes designer; designer
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| Explanation of concubine (noun) a woman who cohabits with an important man; doxy; paramour
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