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| Explanation of anagram (noun) form: anagrams the letters of a word or phrase so transposed as to make a different word or phrase
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| Explanation of pentad (noun) the number five
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| Explanation of rhetorician (noun) a showy writer or speaker
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| Explanation of fidelity (noun) form: fedelities loyalty
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| Explanation of pageant (noun) form: pageants a dramatic representation, especially a spectacular one
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| Explanation of philately (noun) the study and collection of stamps
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| Explanation of messieurs (noun) form: only plural gentlemen
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| Explanation of inquisitor (noun) form: inquisitors person who makes an investigation
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| Explanation of solstice (noun) the time of year when the sun is at its greatest declination
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| Explanation of gratuity (noun) form: gratuities something that is given without demand or claim; bonus; tip
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