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| Explanation of stratagem (noun) form: stratagems any clever trick or device for obtaining an advantage
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| Explanation of delusion (noun) form: delusions mistaken conviction, especially when more or less enduring
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| Explanation of poetics (noun) the rules and principles of poetry
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| Explanation of scythe (noun) form: scythes a long curved blade for mowing, reaping, etc
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| Explanation of bric-a-brac (noun) objects of curiosity or for decoration
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| Explanation of burgess (noun) form: burgesses in colonial times, a member of the lower house of the legislature of Maryland or Virginia
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| Explanation of specie (noun) form: species a coin or coins of gold, silver, copper or other metal
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| Explanation of maniac (noun) a person raving with madness
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| Explanation of frolicsome (adjective) frisky and full of fun
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| Explanation of semblance (noun) outward appearance
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