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| Explanation of prehension (noun) the act of laying hold of or grasping
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| Explanation of elegy (noun) form: elegies a lyric poem lamenting the dead
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| Explanation of violoncello (noun) form: violoncellos a stringed instrument held between the player's knees
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| Explanation of inefficiency (noun) form: inefficiencies something that does not accomplish an intended purpose; incompetency; incapability
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| Explanation of donor (noun) form: donors person who makes a contribution or present
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| Explanation of vulgarity (noun) form: vulgarities lack of refinement in conduct or speech
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| Explanation of hexapod (adjective) having six feet
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| Explanation of ambush (noun) form: ambushes the act or state of lying concealed for the purpose of surprising or attacking the enemy
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| Explanation of gauge (noun) form: gauges an instrument for measuring
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| Explanation of demeanor (noun) deportment
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