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| Explanation of proffer (verb) forms: proffered; proffered; proffering to suggest; to propose
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| Explanation of repress (verb) forms: repressed; repressed; repressing to keep under restraint or control
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| Explanation of hydrodynamics (noun) the study of force exerted by the motion of liquids
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| Explanation of equalize (verb) forms: equalized; equalized; equalizing to render uniform
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| Explanation of phonology (noun) form: phonologies the science of human vocal sounds
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| Explanation of entree (noun) form: entrees access; act of accessing
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| Explanation of risible (adjective) capable of exciting laughter
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| Explanation of trio (noun) form: trios three things grouped or associated together
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| Explanation of hoodwink (verb) forms: hoodwinked; hoodwinked; hoodwinking to deceive
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| Explanation of topography (noun) form: topographies the art of representing on a map the physical features of any locality or region with accuracy
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