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| Explanation of alias (noun) form: aliases an assumed name
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| Explanation of reassure (verb) forms: reassured; reassured; reassuring to give new confidence
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| Explanation of bale (noun) form: bales a large package prepared for transportation or storage
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| Explanation of convulsion (noun) form: convulsions a violent and abnormal muscular contraction of the body
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| Explanation of illegal (adjective) not according to law
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| Explanation of paraphernalia (noun) miscellaneous articles of equipment or adornment
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| Explanation of prophesy (verb) forms: prophesied; prophesied; prophesying to predict or foretell, especially under divine inspiration and guidance
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| Explanation of brigand (noun) form: brigands one who lives by robbery and plunder
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| Explanation of irrepressible (adjective) that can not be restrained or kept down
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| Explanation of fiasco (noun) forms: fiascos, fiascoes a complete or humiliating failure
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