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calligraphy (N. ) : beautiful 868. (2) glutton parricide = the killing of a par-
hadwriting 869. (4) isthumus ent or other near relative
bibliography (N.) : a list of 870. (4) predator matricide = the killing of one’s
writings with time and place of 871. (2) oligarchy mother
publication 872. (3) plagiarist 922. (3) amphibian
838. (1) hypochondriac 873. (2) palpable anthropoid = resembling a hu-
hypochondriac (N.) : a patient 874. (3) psephology man being in form
with imaginary symptoms and aquatic = Animal which lives in
875. (2) flicker
ailments water
876. (1) emancipation
misogynist (N.) : a person who marsupial = a mammal of an or-
877. (2) epidemic
dislikes women der whose members are born in-
misanthrope (N.) : a person who 878. (4) octogenarian completely developed.
dislikes people 879. (1) oasis
923. (4) misogynist
839. (3) mnemonic 880. (1) apiary misanthrope = a person who
mnemonic (Adj.) : helping you 881. (4) hallucinogen dislikes humankind and avoids
to remember something 882. (2) reprieve human society
840. (4) conservation 883. (3) altruism philanderer = a man who readi-
841. (3) postscript 884. (4) novice ly enters into casual sexual rela-
postscript (N.) : a note appended 885. (1) erudition tionships with women
to a letter after the signature 886. (3) alienation monarchist = a supporter of the
corrigendum (N.) : a printer’s 887. (4) hypothesis principle of having monarchs.
error to be corrected 888. (3) stoicism 924. (4) anarchy
manuscript (N.) : a copy of a 889. (2) adolescent 925. (3) pacifist
book, piece of music, etc. before 890. (2) renovate narcissist = a person who has
it has been printed 891. (1) omniscient an excessive interest in or admi-
postdiction (N.) : prediction ration of themselves.
892. (2) hydrophobia
after the fact fatalist = submission to fate
893. (3) coronation
842. (2) predicting fascist = an advocate of the sys-
894. (1) snob
843. (4) liable tem of fascism.
895. (3) mortuary
844. (1) conservative 926. (3) anesthetic
896. (4) monarchy
845. (2) psychologist antiseptic = disinfectant
897. (3) no choice at all antidote = a medicine taken or
846. (1) barracks
898. (2) sacrilege given to counteract a particular
847. (2) boer
899. (4) posthumous poison.
848. (3) lack of skill = Ineptness;
900. (1) teetotaller 927. (2) compere
ineptitude.
Look at the sentence : 901. (2) ambidextrous 928. (3) panacea
The case remained unsolved due 902. (3) foreman elixir = a substance with a mag-
to lack of skill shown by the 903. (2) feud ical power to cure, improve or
police. 904. (4) invertebrates preserve something
849. (4) pestle 905. (1) regicide 929. (4) aquarium
850. (4) referendum 906. (4) radiation 930. (1) ornithology
851. (4) compositor 907. (2) incredible 931. (3) egalitarian
852. (4) peninsula 908. (4) inflammatory altruistic = unselfish; showing
853. (1) soporific 909. (3) cartoon selfless concern
854. (3) obsolete 910. (2) euthanasia egoistic = preoccupied with own
interests.
855. (2) observatory 911. (1) manuscript
932. (2) dipsomania
856. (4) sororicide 912. (2) subsistence
pyromania = an obsessive de-
857. (3) entomologists 913. (3) compatriots
sire to set fire to things
858. (1) hypocrite 914. (1) aviary
megalomania = obsession with
859. (2) manuscript 915. (2) obituary the exercise of power
860. (2) mint 916. (3) fastidious kleptomania = a recurrent urge
861. (1) respiration 917. (3) screech to steal
862. (4) cynic 918. (4) receptacle 933. (4) illiterate
863. (3) boutique 919. (1) engulf 934. (4) apprentice
864. (2) interlude 920. (2) whisk 935. (4) illicit
865. (4) idiosyncracy 921. (2) genocide 936. (2) impromptu
866. (3) procrastination patricide = the killing of one’s 937. (4) orphanage
867. (1) ophthalmologist father ppp
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