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| a person who investigates unknown regions | |
| a composition for one or two instruments, typically in three or four movements in contrasted forms and keys | |
| an international agreement; settlement of questions outstanding among nation; consent or concurrence of opinions | |
| around March 21st or September 22 | |
| of citizens | |
| German for 'trade wind' | |
| (in prescriptions) before, former | |
| one who comes from an area of above average elevation | |
| anglicization of Japanese for crown | |
| an outstanding Native American | |
| a stylistic spelling change of a verb meaning to travel about without a particular purpose or destination | |
| an improved position; advantage | |
| popular music that is a blend of two styles, especially a combining of jazz with either rock or classical music | |
| a point at which rays of light, heat, or other radiation, meet after being refracted or reflected | |
| he best or most favorable point, degree, amount (plural) | |
| any festival or festive celebration | |
| to elude | |
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| Navy Slang-a naval officer who received his commission while still an enlisted man; a small, hardy horse | |
| an epic poem attributed to Homer | |
| the back country or remote settlements; the bush | |
| to make a move intended to deceive, often in Football | |
| a large, gray kangaroo; one who is an expert in the woods | |
| named after a city in Washington state | |
| a preliminary or experimental trial or test, especially on television | |
| a boxer who fights a champion for his championship title | |
| the inner envelope of floral leaves of a flower, usually of delicate texture and of some color other than green; the petals considered collectively | |
| the act of passing across, over, or through | |
| one who makes someone pay (money) | |
| a tract of land, especially as considered with reference to its natural features, military advantages, etc. | |
| a tramp or vagabond (e.g. Sarah Palin) | |
| named after a city in southern Arizona, though spelled differently | |
| a natural earth containing ferric oxide used as a yellowish-brown pigment when untreated or a reddish-brown pigment when roasted | |
| a coined word, deriving from an originally Italian word, impresa, meaning a feat, achievement or undertaking | |
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