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| Explanation of devilry (noun) form: devilries malicious mischief
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| Explanation of alchemy (noun) form: no plural chemistry of the middle ages, characterized by the pursuit of changing base metals to gold
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| Explanation of nectarine (noun) a variety of the peach
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| Explanation of finality (noun) conclusiveness; something which cannot be revoked
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| Explanation of despot (noun) form: despots an absolute and irresponsible monarch
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| Explanation of dissipation (noun) the state of being dispersed or scattered
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| Explanation of decameron (noun) a volume consisting of ten parts or books
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| Explanation of alderman (noun) form: aldermen a member of a municipal legislative body who usually exercises also certain judicial functions
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| Explanation of eminence (noun) form: eminences high position; elevated rank; title of honor; excellence; height; hill
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| Explanation of adjunct (noun) form: adjuncts something joined to or connected with another thing but holding a subordinate place
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