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| Explanation of pinchers (noun) an instrument having two jaws working on a pivot
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| Explanation of collier (noun) one who works in a coal-mine
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| Explanation of stimulant (noun) form: stimulants anything that rouses to activity or to quickened action
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| Explanation of aroma (noun) form: aromas an agreeable odor
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| Explanation of iliad (noun) a Greek epic poem describing scenes from the siege of Troy
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| Explanation of alliance (noun) form: alliances any combination or union for some common purpose
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| Explanation of prospector (noun) form: prospectors person who makes exploration, search or examination, especially for minerals
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| Explanation of annalist (noun) form: annalists historian
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| Explanation of addendum (noun) forms: addenda, addendums something added or to be added
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| Explanation of versatile (adjective) having an aptitude for applying oneself to new and varied tasks or to various subjects
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