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| Explanation of exit (noun) form plural: exits passage that leads out
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| Explanation of waiter (noun) form plural: waiters one who serves tables at a restaurant or pub
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| Explanation of injury (noun) form plural: injuries hurt; wound; harm; damage; insult
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| Explanation of institution (noun) form plural: institutions organization; custom; convention; law or activity which is accepted in a society
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| Explanation of overtime (noun) form: no plural work beyond regular working hours; pay for such work
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| Explanation of supervisor (noun) form plural: supervisors overseer; director; manager
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| Explanation of photograph (noun) form plural: photographs picture; snapshot; image
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| Explanation of extension (noun) form plural: extensions expansion; branch of a telephone network; supplement; reprieve
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| Explanation of process (noun) form plural: processes routine; course of action; advance; summons to court
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| Explanation of legacy (noun) form plural: legacies inheritance; bequest; something handed down from one's ancestors
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