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| Explanation of tableau (noun) forms: tableaux, tableaus an arrangement of inanimate figures representing a scene from real life
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| Explanation of beau (noun) forms: beaus, beaux an escort or lover
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| Explanation of dramatist (noun) form: dramatists person who writes plays
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| Explanation of magistracy (noun) form: magistracies the office or dignity of a minor judicial officer who has limited jurisdiction in criminal cases
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| Explanation of coxswain (noun) person who steers a small boat
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| Explanation of concordance (noun) balance
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| Explanation of distrainor (noun) form: distrainors person who subjects another person to distress
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| Explanation of subjection (noun) the act of bringing into a state of submission
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| Explanation of stellar (adjective) pertaining to the stars
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| Explanation of allusion (noun) form: allusions an indirect and incidental reference to something without definite mention of it
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