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- Page 3 and 4: INDEX ONE 1. Introduction 1.1 World
- Page 5: PART ONE The Problem E. K. Drezen (
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- Page 16 and 17: judgement of inflexible “naturali
- Page 18 and 19: formulated by philosophy or jurisdi
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- Page 24 and 25: 24 “On the other hand I don't thi
- Page 26 and 27: Why is it so unexpectedly difficult
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- Page 62 and 63: 62 PART THREE The Key E. Wüster (1
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- Page 82 and 83: aer copper aer ore aest ardent aest
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arbyt• barbit lyre barbyt• barb
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axi• brachi branch (ramification)
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dim(al) fear(ful) dim(al) fright(en
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didym couple didym pair didym twin(
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dolos dishonest dolos sly(ness) dol
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ebaj• ebae rather ebaj• ebae so
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enelle swathe enelle wind(ing) enel
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eparts• eparc enough eparts• ep
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esi • ese desire esi • ese incl
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phaec light up phan enlighten phan
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fole• phole hollow fole• phole
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gambr• gambr parent(s) gambr• g
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gojs• goes groan gojs• goes moa
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harg• arg clever harg• arg skil
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herpet• herpes serpent herpet•
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hirri yelp hirk• hirc(in) buck (g
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hurm• rhum flow(ing) hurm• rhum
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inan• inan empty/ ness inan• in
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jygm• iyg(m) neigh LEMMAS ETYMONS
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kasaj• kashayah [S] pull together
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klens• colent till klept• klept
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kope• cop(eo) oar kope• cop(eo)
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kukut• kukkutah [S] rooster kultr
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laphyc gorge laphyc stuff(ed) laphy
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lep(a) rock (stone) lep(a) stone le
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lit• liti stone litarg• litarg
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lupl• lupulin witch lupr• luper
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manv• mano seldom manx- mangan ch
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mely• melle honey memt• memat d
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mitrak• mithrac gem mitrak• mit
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murn• murin mouse murn• murin r
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nejts• ones facility nejts• one
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nunts• nuthete herald(ing) nunts
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och car och carriage och cart och c
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ops aspect ops face (nn) ops look (
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pag(et) freeze pag(et) frost pag(et
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polul few polul little (few) pawl
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per•2 per lame pera• 1 pera exc
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pilat velvet pilemat felt (fabric)
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phlegm(at) tissue phlegm(at) weave
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poner misery poner want (in) ponent
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proj• prora in front projt• pro
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ptasm• ptaesm error ptasm• ptae
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hac cleave rhac divide rhac separat
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iš• rhisc suitcase riš• rhisc
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samn• samnio clown samn• samnio
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sider iron sider star sifl• sipal
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skolipt• scolypt hew skolj• 1 s
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sparg diffuse sparg•1 sparg dispe
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stejr• steir sterile stejr• ste
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stremn• stremm(at) smash(ed) stre
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sympl• sympl twine(d) sympl• sy
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198 1 š stele pillar š 1 stele pr
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tebn• tebenn gown (ceremonial) te
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tetiks• tetix creak(ing) tetiks
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top• top spot (place) tor• thor
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trogl• trogl cave(rn) trogl• tr
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tsekt• thect rouse tsekt• thect
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tudikl• tudicul press (pusher) tu
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(o)ul curl(ed) (o)ul frill (o)ul ru
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vinolent Bordeaux (color) vinolent
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chel claw chely talon chely pincers
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LEMMAS ETYMONS MEANINGS ym- ### che
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a(e)v ajv• time a(n) an• absent
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aequ eky• equal aequor ekwor• 1
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aleur alevr• flour aleur alevr•
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anap(e)ir anpir• stab anass anaš
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ara araw• altar ara hara• 1 pra
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atarter atart• violence atel tele
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asil basil• monarch basil basil
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otul botul• intestine botul botul
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calid kalor• temperature calid ka
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cata kata• go down cata kata• l
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charac xarak• 1 fence charac xara
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chys xys• melt(ed) chytr xytr•
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cnicus knik• scrape cnicus knik
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corymb korimb• agglomeration cory
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da(is) dajd• torch dac(n) dak•
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dem dem• 1 society dem dem• 2 b
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didym didm• 1 pair didym didm•
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dor dor• 1 pipe(line) dor dor•
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echth(r) extr• fiend echth(r) ext
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elytos elyt• arrive elytos elyt
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epset epsed• cook(ed) equ ekw•
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eth ajti• motive eth ajti• pret
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foron foron• sheath foron foron
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gennae gemn• noble(hearted) geny
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guai gvaj• anchor guai gvaj• ca
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hecast ekast• every(one) hecast e
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hidryt xidr• establish(ed) hidryt
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horpex horp• shoot (twig) horpex
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ilem(at) ilemt• 1 dome ilem(at) i
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jag [S] jag• ceremony jag [S] jag
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Kujah [S] kudž• Mars kukkutah [S
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laphyg lapf• 2 gorge laphyg lapf
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lens lend• larva lent ljent• ma
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lip(o) lipt• cream lip(o) lipt•
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lunch lonk• point (spear) lunch l
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makta [A] makt• 2 thoroughfare ma
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mega meg• 2 loud(ness) mega mega
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metul metl• cone metul metl• we
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monil monel• 2 caution (vb) monil
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naev najv• mark (sign) naev najv
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nid nid• nest nidor nidr• cook(
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obi(t) obit• die obi(t) obit• p
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oedo ojdi• vesicle oeg(on) ojgon
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oninem onin• 1 help oninem onin
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orsum orš• leaning (towards) ors
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pag pfag• 2 trap(ped) pag(et) pag
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pater(n) patri• father path pat
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peo pew• penis pep(on) pepn• 1
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phalar falar• 2 brilliant phalar
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phor pfor• rob (steal) phor pfor
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pimpl pimpl• satiate(d) pimpl pim
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plemyr plemr• flood-tide plemyr p
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poner pondr• 2 want (in) poneros
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procer protšer• 2 noble(man) pro
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psoph psof• uproar psoph psop•
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pyrrho pyr• 1 fire pyrrho pyr•
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hanis rans• drop (liquid) rhant x
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ub ryb- chemical word stem rub(er)
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satell satl• watcher sathr sapr
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scler(o) skler• tough scob(in) sk
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semi(at) semj• symbol semi(at) se
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socors skors• moron socors skors
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sphodr sfodr• zealous sphrag(i) s
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stein šten• stress (tension) ste
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strebl strabl• turn(ing) strebl s
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sy(i) suš• swine syben sibn• h
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taph taf• 1 grave (tomb) taph taf
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tergen terg• 2 scourge (whip) ter
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thet(es) tetj• 1 put(ting) thet(e
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tilm tilm• 1 skin(ned) tilmas [A]
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trer(on) trer• 1 timourous(ness)
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typh tyf• 1 vapor typh tyf• 2 c
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var(ic) varits• pimple var(ic) va
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virus vrus• 2 bitter virus vrus
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zym zym• ferment(ing) zyth zyts
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abhor foed(at) fojd• abhor misat
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aimless matae mataj• air aer aer
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ardent aest aest• 1 ardent alees
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away rempt remt• away tele tele
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ast phell pfel• 1 bast phloe floj
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eside juxt jukt• beside pros pro
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ody hatha [S] hat• body som(at) s
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east (woman) uber hubr• 1 breast
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urn igni ign• burn off opf• bur
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case (box) pyx(i) pyks• 1 case (b
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chemical element Br brom bromchemic
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clatter talitr talitr• claw chel
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comeback proe epre• comedian macc
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coping thrinc trints• coping thri
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crouch oclao okla• crow coron tso
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dangle camp(im) tsamp• 1 dangle c
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descent haem hem• 2 desert chers
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disseminate sparg sparg• dissemin
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drop (liquid) stalagm stalagm• dr
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emaciated lept(al) lept• 1 emacia
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ex- veter(n) vetr• ex- vetus vetr
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fall(en) cad(uc) kad• fall(en) la
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field(s) rur rur• field(s) rust r
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flock (herd) pecor pekr• flock (h
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freeze psych(r) psikr• 2 frenzy h
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gaunt macesc makš• 2 gaunt macil
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gondola kumb kumb• 2 good aeres e
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grown-up mechi mekš• grown-up mo
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he-goat hirguin hirk• he-man thur
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hole trem(at) tremt• hole tres tr
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idiotic abelter abelt• idiotic en
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insignificant leptyn lept• 2 insi
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jug amby(c) amby• jug chytr xytr
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lament(able) odyr(m) odyr• lament
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let chalast xal• let leip lejp•
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long (distance) pant pant• long (
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many malist mlax• 1 many multi my
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melting pot cacab katsab• member
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moist uv(en) huvn• moist uvesc hu
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music od(ic) odits• mussel cochl
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nipple (breast) maz mašt• 1 nipp
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odour olero oler• 2 odour oz odz
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oval holm olm• oven cliban klibn
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payment latr(eu) latri• 2 pea oro
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piece psom psom• piece tamn tom
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plenti(ful) mest mest• 2 pliable
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powerful rhom(al) roml• practice
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prostitution meretri mertr• prote
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questionable pholc folts• quibble
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ecipient lob(i) lobj• recipient m
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est (against) ereis(m) eresm• res
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ock (stone) sax(at) saktš• rocky
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saffron croc krok• 1 saffron kurk
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scrub (thorns) rhach rax• scrub(b
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set on thect tsekt• set on theg t
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shoe pedil pedl• shoe socc sokts
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skin (animal) dermat dermat• skin
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snare (malice) ichn ixn• 1 snare
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spade lisg listr• spade listr(i)
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spring(time) vernan vern• 1 sprin
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stick (club) fusti fustj• stick (
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structure plast plast• struggle /
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swamp hel hevl• 1 swamp helei hev
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tear off lacis latšer• tear off
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three ter(na) terna• [GN] three t
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torture mord mordj• torture spod
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tuber toros tros• Tuesday bhaumav
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unsettle(d) oler olr• unsettle(d)
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vessel (ship) ploi ploj• vetch or
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wax (cream) cer(os) keros• wax (c
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wily vafr vafr• win apt apt• 2
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wrong hatel hatl• wrong hatl hatl
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