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| Explanation of coddle (verb) forms: coddled; coddled; coddling to treat as a baby or an invalid
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| Explanation of cursive (adjective) writing in which the letters are joined together
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| Explanation of lithotype (noun) in engraving, an etched stone surface for printing
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| Explanation of invariable (adjective) unchangeable
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| Explanation of superheat (verb) forms: superheated; superheated; superheating to make (a liquid) hot under pressure above its boiling point without vaporization
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| Explanation of upturn (verb) forms: upturned; upturned; upturning to throw into confusion
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| Explanation of physiocracy (noun) the doctrine that land and its products are the only true wealth
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| Explanation of contort (verb) forms: contorted; contorted; contorting to twist into a misshapen form
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| Explanation of modification (noun) form: modifications a change
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| Explanation of precarious (adjective) forms: more precarious; most precarious perilous
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