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vocab lessons 7,8,9

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Bondage   Noun; The condition of being enslaved or a serf; serfdom or slavery  
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Bounteous   : Adjective; giving generously; liberal in charity; abundant  
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Boycott   Verb; to cease or refuse to deal with something such as an organization and to force it to become more acceptable  
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Brevity   Noun; shortness in time  
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Bulwark   Noun; a wall-like structure built to keep out attackers  
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Candor   Noun; honesty or directness, whether refreshing or distasteful  
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Capitulate   Verb; to surrender, especially under specified conditions  
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Carouse   : Verb; to drink and become noisy  
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Carrion   Noun; the rotting flesh of a dead animal  
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Cauldron   Noun; a large metal pot in which liquids are boiled  
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Censor   Noun; an official who examines plays, films, letters, and publications with a view to removing content considered offensive  
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Chasm   : Noun; a deep crack or hole in the ground  
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Chivalry   Noun; the combination of qualities expected of the ideal medieval knight, especially courage and honor  
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Complicity   Noun; involvement with another in doing something illegal or wrong  
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Covenant   Noun; a solemn agreement that is binding on all parties  
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Buncombe   Noun; anything said for mere show; bombastic speech making  
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Cairn   Noun; a heap of stones to indicate a specified site; a stone mound to show landmark  
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Covet   Verb; to have a strong desire to possess something that belongs to someone else  
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Cranny   Noun; a small narrow crack, hole, or opening in a wall or rock  
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Crucial   Adjective; vital to the outcome of something, of supreme importance  
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Curry   Verb; to try to win favor by flattery  
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Dally   Verb; to waste time  
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Dearth   Noun; a scarcity or lack of something  
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Debutante   Noun; a young woman who is being introduced formally into society by appearing at a public event such as a party  
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Decade   Noun; a period of ten years  
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Decoy   Noun; something or somebody used to deceive or divert attention, especially in order to lure someone into a trap  
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Deficient   Noun; open resistance; bold obedience; lacking essential quality  
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Deify   Verb; to worship someone; to treat someone as a god  
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Delve   Verb; reach inside a receptacle and search for something; to investigate for infomation  
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Denounce   Verb; publicly declare to be wrong of evil; to accuse publicly  
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Deplete   Verb; use up the supply of; to make less by graduously using up  
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Deride   Verb; express contempt for; ridicule; to make fun of  
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Dandle   Verb; to dance a child, etc, up and down on the knee or in the arms  
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Desist   Verb; to cease or stop doing something  
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Despot   Noun; a tyrant or ruler with absolute powers  
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Detrimental   Adjective; causing harm or damage  
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Diction   Noun; the clarity with which somebody pronounces words when speaking or singing  
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Dilapidated   Adjective; in a condition of disrepair or partial decay  
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Discrimination   Noun; unfair treatment of one person or group, usually because of prejudice about race, ethnic group, age group, religion, or gender  
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Disdain   Noun; extreme contempt or disgust for something or somebody  
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Disgorge   Verb; to pour out liquid, gas, or other contents in a gushing stream  
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Disheveled   : Adjective; with messed up hair or clothes; untidy  
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Dispense   : Verb; to distribute something to several recipients  
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Disrupt   Verb; to interrupt the normal course of a process or activity  
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Dissimulate   Verb; to disguise or hide your true feelings, thoughts, or intentions  
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Doff   Verb; to take off a hat, or lift and tilt it as a greeting or a mark of respect  
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Domain   Noun; the scope of a subject  
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Douse   Verb; to plunge or submerge somebody or something in water  
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