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Word Explanations hydrometer, compliment, phenomenon, vaudeville, irk, treble, metonymy, indistinct, caricature, mollify

Explanation of hydrometer (noun)
an instrument for determining the density of solids and liquids by flotation

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Explanation of compliment (verb)
forms: complimented; complimented; complimenting
to address or gratify with expressions of delicate praise

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Explanation of phenomenon (noun)
forms: phenomena, phenomenons
any unusual occurrence

Example of phenomenon
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Explanation of vaudeville (noun)
a variety show

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Explanation of irk (verb)
forms: irked; irked; irking
to afflict with pain, vexation or fatigue

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Explanation of treble (adjective)
multiplied by three

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Explanation of metonymy (noun)
a figure of speech that consists in the naming of a thing by one of its attributes

Example of metonymy
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Explanation of indistinct (adjective)
vague

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Explanation of caricature (noun)
form: caricatures
a picture or description in which natural characteristics are exaggerated or distorted

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Explanation of mollify (verb)
forms: mollified; mollified; mollifying
to soothe

Examples of mollify
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Explain the words hydrometer, compliment, phenomenon, vaudeville, irk, treble, metonymy, indistinct, caricature, mollify

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Meaning of hydrometer, compliment, phenomenon, vaudeville, irk, treble, metonymy, indistinct