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| Explanation of acridness (noun) form: no plural sharpness or bitterness of speech or temper
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| Explanation of perpendicular (adjective) straight up and down
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| Explanation of prohibitory (adjective) forbidding; disallowing; enjoining; preventing; hindering; preclusive
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| Explanation of stagy (adjective) forms: stagier; stagiest having a theatrical manner
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| Explanation of benison (noun) form: benisons blessing
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| Explanation of collector (noun) form: collectors person who makes a collection, as of objects of art, books or the like
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| Explanation of inbred (adjective) innate
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| Explanation of dubious (adjective) doubtful
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| Explanation of facetious (adjective) amusing
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| Explanation of arrogant (adjective) unduly or excessively proud, as of wealth, station, learning, etc
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