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| Explanation of virago (noun) forms: viragoes, viragos a bold, impudent, turbulent woman
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| Explanation of homophone (noun) a word agreeing in sound with but different in meaning from another
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| Explanation of diversion (noun) form: diversions pastime
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| Explanation of regalia (noun) form: only plural the emblems of royalty
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| Explanation of efficacy (noun) ability to produce the desired result
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| Explanation of spectator (noun) form: spectators person who beholds or looks on
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| Explanation of dissentient (noun) form: dissentients person who disagrees
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| Explanation of intoxicant (noun) anything that unduly exhilarates or excites
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| Explanation of rancor (noun) malice
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| Explanation of superlative (noun) form: superlatives something that is of the highest possible excellence or eminence
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