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| Explanation of heritage (noun) birthright
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| Explanation of ground (noun) form: grounds a pavement or floor or any supporting surface on which one may walk
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| Explanation of miscreant (noun) a villain
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| Explanation of ablution (noun) form: ablutions a washing or cleansing, especially of the body
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| Explanation of specialty (noun) form: specialties an employment limited to one particular line of work
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| Explanation of tricycle (noun) a three-wheeled vehicle
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| Explanation of recitation (noun) form: recitations the act of reciting or repeating, especially in public and from memory
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| Explanation of benefactor (noun) form: benefactors a doer of kindly and charitable acts
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| Explanation of onslaught (noun) form: onslaughts an assault; mighty attack; overwhelming quantity appearing all at once (as of people)
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| Explanation of bauble (noun) form: baubles a trinket
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