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| Explanation of bigamist (noun) form: bigamists person who has two spouses at the same time
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| Explanation of abase (verb) forms: abased; abased; abasing to lower in position, estimation or the like; to degrade
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| Explanation of countercharge (verb) forms: countercharged; countercharged; countercharging to accuse in return
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| Explanation of indestructible (adjective) that can not be destroyed
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| Explanation of hoarse (adjective) forms: hoarser; hoarsest having the voice harsh or rough, as from a cold or fatigue
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| Explanation of accustom (verb) forms: accustomed; accustomed; accustoming to make familiar by use
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| Explanation of reminiscent (adjective) pertaining to the recollection of matters of personal interest
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| Explanation of ill-natured (adjective) surly
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| Explanation of anonymous (adjective) of unknown authorship
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| Explanation of quandary (noun) form: quandaries a puzzling predicament
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