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clud, clus (clos)
to close
cruc
cross
cur(e)
care
milit
soldier
nav
ship; boat
nomen, nomin (nom)
name; noun
pon, posit (pose) (pound)
to place; to put
prol
offspring
spir (sprit)
to breathe
stru, struct
to build
trud, trus
to push; to thrust
vulg
common
excruciating
agonizing
espirit
vivacious wit; liveliness
pedicure
care of the feet
reclusive
solitary
abstruse
difficult to understand
reconstruct
rebuild
navicular
shaped like a boat
ignominy
disgrace
militia
army reserve
profilic
fertile; very productive
vulgar
common
impose
put upon
include
add as part of something else
cure-all
a medicine or other remedy that will supposedly cure any ailment
naval
relating to a navy
deposit
to put money into an account
respire
to breathe
intrude
trespass; enter as an uninvited person
crucifix
a representation of a cross with a figure of Jesus Christ on it
military
relating to soldiers, arms, or war
nominate
to suggest a person for a position or office
proliferous
to grow rapidly
construct
to build
vulgarity
indecent
proliferate
to increase in number quickly
navigate
to steer or direct the course of a ship or an aircraft
malocclusion
abnormality in the coming together of teeth
crucify
to torment or mortify
manicure
a treatment for the hands and nails
foreclosed
loss of property due to nonpayment of the mortgage
divulge
to reveal
postponed
to put off to a later time
unobtrusive
not conspicuous or attracting attention
proletariat
the lowest class of a community
seclusion
isolation; solitude
curator
a person in charge of a museum
Ars poeticc
the art of poetry
Imprimatur
It may be printed
Veni, vidi, vici
I came, I saw, I conquered
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