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  Word Descriptions inconsequential, fabulous, technic, verdant, decapod, imaginable, transferable, peevish, provident, ocular


   
Description of inconsequential (adjective)
valueless



   
Description of fabulous (adjective)
incredible



   
Description of technic (adjective)
practical; useful



   
Description of verdant (adjective)
green with vegetation



   
Description of decapod (adjective)
ten-footed or ten-armed



   
Description of imaginable (adjective)
that can be imagined or conceived in the mind



   
Description of transferable (adjective)
capable of being conveyed from one person or place to another



   
Description of peevish (adjective: more peevish; most peevish)
petulant (irritable)



   
Description of provident (adjective)
anticipating and making ready for future wants or emergencies



   
Description of ocular (adjective)
of or pertaining to the eye



  Determinations of the words inconsequential, fabulous, technic, verdant, decapod, imaginable, transferable, peevish, provident, ocular

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