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| Explanation of pandemic (adjective) affecting a whole people or all classes, as a disease
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| Explanation of insular (adjective) pertaining to an island
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| Explanation of decapod (adjective) ten-footed or ten-armed
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| Explanation of reducible (adjective) can be decreased; diminishable; can be expressed in a simpler form
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| Explanation of infrequent (adjective) uncommon
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| Explanation of supernumerary (adjective) extra; additional; being more than the usual amount
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| Explanation of granular (adjective) composed of small grains or particles
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| Explanation of pluperfect (adjective) expressing past time or action prior to some other past time or action
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| Explanation of incoherent (adjective) not logically coordinated, as to parts, elements or details
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| Explanation of terminal (adjective) pertaining to or creative of a boundary or limit
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