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| Explanation of florist (noun) form plural: florists owner of a flower shop; person who makes flower arrangements
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| Explanation of station (noun) form plural: stations position; place where a person or thing is usually found; headquarters; broadcast frequency
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| Explanation of surface (noun) form plural: surfaces exterior or upper boundary of a thing; external part or layer; outward appearance
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| Explanation of dress code (noun) form plural: dress codes formally or socially imposed standards of attire
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| Explanation of link (noun) form plural: links connection; relation; association; one ring of a chain; ring
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| Explanation of fraction (noun) form plural: fractions product of the division of one number by another; part of a whole; segment; fragment; quotient
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| Explanation of surprise (noun) form plural: surprises astonishment; something which startles or astonishes; unexpected event
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| Explanation of downward (adjective) descending
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| Explanation of carpet (noun) form plural: carpets rug; fabric floor covering
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| Explanation of compatible (noun) form plural: compatibles piece of equipment which can be used with other machines without alternation
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