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Final Stack - Big Kahuna

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abnegate   to deny, renounce  
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abut   to touch, to be in contact with  
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adumbrate   to sketch, outline in a shadowy way  
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ambulatory   itinerant, walking around  
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ancillary   accessory, subordinate; helping  
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aplomb   poise, confidence  
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apothegm   a short, instructive saying  
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bacchanalian   drunkenly festive  
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beatific   saintly, angelic  
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belie   to misrepresent, expose as false  
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benison   blessing  
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bilious   easily irritated, relating to bile  
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bonhomie   good-natured geniality; atmosphere of good cheer  
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carom   to strike and rebound  
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cavalcade   a procession  
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chattel   piece of personal property  
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choleric   easily angered, short tempered  
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cistern   tank for rainwater  
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cognomen   family name; any name, especially a nickname  
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commodious   roomy, spacious  
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compunctious   feeling guilty or having misgivings  
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conflagration   a big destructive fire  
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consangiuneous   of the same origin; related by blood  
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contumacious   rebellious  
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corrugate   to mold in a shape with parallel grooves and ridges  
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cosset   to pamper, treat with great care  
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declivity   downward slope  
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deleterious   harmful, destructive, detrimental  
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descry   to discover or reveal  
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didactic   excessively instructive  
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diluvial   relating to a flood  
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distaff   the female branch of the family  
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doughty   courageous  
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droll   amusing in a wry, subtle way  
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dyseptic   suffering from indigestion; gloomy and irritable  
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ebullient   exhilarated, full of enthusiam and high spirits  
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effluvia   outpouring of gases or vapors  
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emend   to correct a text  
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ennui   boredom, lack of interest and energy  
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evince   to show clearly, display, signify  
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expatiate   to wanter, to discuss or describe at length  
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expiate   to atone for, make amends for  
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expurgate   to censor  
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extemporaneous   unrehearsed, on the spur of the moment  
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fatuous   stupid; smugly foolish  
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fecund   fertile, fruitful, productive  
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fey   doomed  
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filial   appropriate for a child  
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fracas   noisy dispute  
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fractious   unruly, rebellious  
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fulsome   excessive, overdone, sickenly abundant  
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gambol   to dance or skip playfully around  
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gauche   crude, socially awkward  
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gnostic   having to do with knowledge  
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hackneyed   worn out by over-use  
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hoary   very old, whitish or gray from age  
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inculcate   to teach; impress in the mind  
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inculpate   to blame, charge with a crime  
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indefatigable   never tired  
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indigent   very poor  
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indubitable   unquestionable  
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ingress   entrance  
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insuperable   insurmountable, unconquerable  
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interlocutor   someone taking part in a diologue  
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internecine   deadly to both sides  
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interstice   a space between things  
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inure   to harden, accustom, become used to  
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invidious   likely to provoke ill will, offensive  
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jingoism   belligerent support of one's country  
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kismet   fate  
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lapidary   relating to precious stones  
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lassitude   lethargy, slugishness  
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legerdemain   trickery  
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libidinous   lustful  
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licentious   immoral; unrestrained by society  
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liniment   medicinal liquid used externally to ease pain  
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lissome   easily flexed, limber, agile  
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malapropism   humorous misuse of a word  
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manifold   diverse, vaired; comprised of many parts  
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martinet   strict disciplinarian; one who rigidly follows rules  
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maudlin   overly sentimental  
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mawkish   sickeningly sentimental  
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mordacious   caustic, biting  
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mote   small particle, speck  
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neologism   new word or expression  
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numismatics   coin collecting  
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obstreperous   troublesome, boisterous, unruly  
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palliate   to make less serious, ease  
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panegyric   elaborate praise, formal hymn of praise  
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panoply   impressive array  
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parochial   of limited scope or outlook, provincial  
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pastiche   piece of literature or music imitating other works  
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peccadillo   minor sin or offense  
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peculation   theft of money or goods  
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penumbra   partial shadow  
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perambulate   walk about  
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periphrastic   using circumlocution  
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plait   braid  
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pneumatic   relating to air; worked by compressed air  
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prognosticate   to predict  
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prolix   tedious, wordy  
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promulgate   to make known publicly  
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propinquity   nearness  
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prurient   lustful, exhibiting lewd desires  
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quotidian   occuring daily, commonplace  
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raconteur   a witty, skillful storyteller  
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raillery   lighthearted jesting  
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rapprochement   reestablishing a cordial relationship  
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recalcitrant   resisting authority or control  
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recidivism   tendency to repeat previous behaviours  
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recreant   disloyal, cowardly  
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renitent   resisting pressure, obstinate  
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repast   meal  
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reprobate   morally unprincipled person  
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rococo   very highly ornamented  
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sacrosanct   extremely sacred; beyond criticism  
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sagacious   shrewd, wise  
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scurrilous   vulgar, low, indecent  
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senescent   aging, growing old  
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sepulchral   typical of a place of burial  
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seraphic   angelic, pure  
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simper   to smirk, smile foolishly  
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slake   to quench or moderate  
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solecism   grammatical mistake  
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solipism   belief that the self is the only reality  
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somnambulist   sleepwalker  
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sonorous   producing full, rich sound  
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staid   self-restrained, strait-laced  
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threnody   a sad poem or song  
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trammel   to impede or hamper  
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trenchant   acute, sharp, incisive, forceful, effective  
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truculent   savage and cruel, fierce, ready to fight  
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turgid   swollen, bloated  
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turpitude   inherent vileness, foulness, depravity  
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tyro   beginner, novice  
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umbrage   offense, resentment  
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unctuous   greasy, oily, smug and falsely earnest  
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variegated   varied, marked with different colors  
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virile   manly, having qualities of an adult male  
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waspish   easily irritated.  
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