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| Explanation of fissure (noun) form: fissures a crack or crack-like depression
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| Explanation of venom (noun) the poisonous fluid that certain animals secrete
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| Explanation of out-and-out (adverb) genuinely
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| Explanation of bestrew (verb) forms: bestrewed; bestrewn, bestrewed; bestrewing to sprinkle or cover with things strewn
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| Explanation of semiannual (adjective) recurring at intervals of six months
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| Explanation of cohere (verb) forms: cohered; cohered; cohering to stick together
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| Explanation of concerto (noun) forms: concertos, concerti a musical composition
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| Explanation of depository (noun) form: depositories a place where anything is kept in safety
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| Explanation of counterpart (noun) form: counterparts something taken with another for the completion of either
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| Explanation of divert (verb) forms: diverted; diverted; diverting to turn from the accustomed course or a line of action already established
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