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Caput XIII Derivativ

TermDefinition
abduct to seize and take away (a person) by force
abscond to depart secretly and hide oneself
abhor to feel hatred or loathing for
abject very bad or severe
septuplet one of 7 siblings born at the same time
inevitable incapable of being avoided
requiem a musical composition in honor of the dead
RIP [Latin requiescat in pace] may he/she rest in peace
pedestrian a person going on foot
pedestal the base of an upright structure (like a statue)
peddle to travel about with wares for sale
pedigree a register recording a line of ancestors
pedal a foot lever on a bike or piano
hominivorous feeding on or devouring human beings
itinerary the route of a journey
itinerant traveling from place to place
particular relating to a single person or thing
partial biased; preferring one thing to another
partition something that divides
bipartisan involving compromise between two major political parties
mundane commonplace; ordinary
navigate to travel by water
nausea stomach distress
ferocious extremely intense
voluntary proceeding from one's own choice
solstice longest/shortest day of the year; marks the change in seasons
solarium a glass-enclosed porch or room
parasol a lightweight umbrella used as a sunshade
caveat warning
triangle a polygon having three sides
fatuous silly; foolish
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