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| Explanation of witling (noun) a person who has little understanding
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| Explanation of mannerism (noun) form: mannerisms mode of behavior; particular way of acting; affectation; pretension
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| Explanation of batter (noun) form: batters a thick liquid mixture of two or more materials beaten together, to be used in cookery
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| Explanation of speculator (noun) form: speculators one who makes an investment that involves a risk of loss but also a chance of profit
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| Explanation of proximately (adverb) immediately
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| Explanation of deist (noun) person who believes in God but denies supernatural revelation
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| Explanation of second-rate (adjective) alternate; other; additional; subordinate
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| Explanation of monstrosity (noun) form: monstrosities anything unnaturally huge or distorted
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| Explanation of acumen (noun) form: no plural quickness of intellectual insight or discernment; keenness of discrimination
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| Explanation of dutiful (adjective) obedient
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