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| Explanation of perturbation (noun) mental excitement or confusion
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| Explanation of lode (noun) a somewhat continuous unstratified metal- bearing vein
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| Explanation of interlocutor (noun) one who takes part in a conversation or oral discussion
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| Explanation of pledgee (noun) the person to whom anything is pledged
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| Explanation of actuality (noun) form: actualities any reality
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| Explanation of ogre (noun) a demon or monster that was supposed to devour human beings
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| Explanation of accompaniment (noun) form: accompaniments a subordinate part or parts, enriching or supporting the leading part
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| Explanation of contraband (noun) trade forbidden by law or treaty
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| Explanation of seminary (noun) form: seminaries a special school, as of theology or pedagogics
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| Explanation of solace (noun) form: solaces comfort in grief, trouble or calamity
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