n. a public teacher of the highest grade in a university or college
(a) prophecy
(b) monastery
(c) professor
(d) profligacy
n. a mass of rotating or whirling fluid, especially when sucked spirally toward the center
(a) vortex
(b) arbor
(c) sacrilege
(d) pageant
n. mode of behavior; particular way of acting; affectation; pretension
(a) mannerism
(b) brokerage
(c) obsequies
(d) contribution
n. one who holds opinions contrary to the recognized standards or tenets of any philosophy
(a) heretic
(b) underling
(c) successor
(d) plaudit
n. any growth of leaves
(a) foliage
(b) man-eater
(c) incisor
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n. obsolescence
(a) archaism
(b) exhaustion
(c) susceptibility
(d) hillock
n. a portable free-reed musical instrument
(a) accordion
(b) feudalism
(c) loch
(d) galvanism
n. a way or passage out
(a) exit
(b) ruth
(c) somnolence
(d) intelligence
n. an associate in wrong-doing
(a) prejudice
(b) accomplice
(c) brethren
(d) gastronomy
n. any soft, gentle wind
(a) egoist
(b) zephyr
(c) pauper
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n. a public teacher of the highest grade in a university or college (c) professor
n. a mass of rotating or whirling fluid, especially when sucked spirally toward the center (a) vortex
n. mode of behavior; particular way of acting; affectation; pretension (a) mannerism
n. one who holds opinions contrary to the recognized standards or tenets of any philosophy (a) heretic
n. any growth of leaves (a) foliage
n. obsolescence (a) archaism
n. a portable free-reed musical instrument (a) accordion
n. a way or passage out (a) exit
n. an associate in wrong-doing (b) accomplice
n. any soft, gentle wind (b) zephyr
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