Target 100+ Deck 5
Total: 20 cards
maneuver
noun
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a movement or combination of movements requiring or involving care and skill
sniff
noun
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the act of taking in air through the nose in a quick manner, usually in order to smell something
torture
noun
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the infliction of severe pain on someone to punish or coerce them to do something
parity
noun
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the state or condition of being equal, typically in pay, rank, or status
seam
noun
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a line joining to pieces of cloth; a stitch or suture
wither
verb
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to dry up and die because of lack of moisture; in general, to lose vitality, force, or freshness
intestine
noun
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a long tube that is part of a human's (or some animals') digestive tract through which food travels
spew
verb
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to eject, expel, or let out large quantities of something in a rapid and forced manner
abiotic
adjective
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physical and non-living; relating to things in the environment that are non-biological
circumference
noun
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the perimeter of a round or curved area or object, or the length of this perimeter
maneuver
verb
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to move troops or ships or perform military or naval tactics to secure an advantage in battle
spew
noun
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the matter or substance that has been ejected or spewed
inscribe
verb
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to write, engrave, or carve something on a surface
tyranny
noun
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a cruel and harsh government in which a ruler or small group of people have unfair control over people
abolish
verb
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to formally and officially put an end to a law, system, practice, or institution
alienate
verb
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to separate or cause a person or group to separate from someone or something to make one feel isolated or estranged
obstinate
adjective
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stubborn and unwilling to change
discrepancy
noun
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a noticeable difference between two or more things that are expected to be the same
decimal
adjective
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relating to units or systems based on the number 10
grapple
verb
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to deal with, overcome, or solve something, such as a difficulty or problem
