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| Explanation of ambulate (verb) forms: ambulated; ambulated; ambulating to walk about
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| Explanation of chancery (noun) form: chanceries a court of equity, as distinguished from a common-law court
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| Explanation of expectorate (verb) forms: expectorated; expectorated; expectorating to cough up and spit forth
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| Explanation of triad (noun) a group of three persons of things
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| Explanation of palsy (noun) condition in which a body part cannot be moved (caused by nerve or brain damage, etc.)
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| Explanation of foreman (noun) form: foremen leader; supervisor
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| Explanation of vociferous (adjective) making a loud outcry
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| Explanation of colleague (noun) form: colleagues an associate in professional employment
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| Explanation of imperturbable (adjective) calm
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| Explanation of mundane (adjective) worldly, as opposed to spiritual or celestial
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