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| Explanation of satyr (noun) form: satyrs a very lascivious person
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| Explanation of manufacturer (noun) form: manufacturers person, or organization that produces finished goods from raw materials, especially on a large industrial scale
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| Explanation of squatter (noun) one who settles on land without permission or right
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| Explanation of lune (noun) the moon
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| Explanation of carrion (noun) dead and putrefying flesh
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| Explanation of nuisance (noun) form: nuisances something that annoys, vexes or irritates
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| Explanation of differentia (noun) form: differentiae any essential characteristic of a species by reason of which it differs from other species
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| Explanation of spinster (noun) form: spinsters a woman who has never been married
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| Explanation of competitor (noun) form: competitors a rival
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| Explanation of epidemic (noun) form: epidemics wide-spread occurrence of a disease in a certain region
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