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Bibulous
bibit, fond or addicted to drink
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canine
canis, of or relating to a dog
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culinary
culina, of, pertaining to, or used in cooking in the kitchen
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describe
scribit, to tell or depict in written words
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deviate
via to stray from the chosen path
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imbibe
bibit, to consume by drinking, or to drink
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maternal
mater, of, pertaining to, or having the qualities of a mother
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paternity
pater, the state of being a father, fatherhood
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scribe
scribit, a person who's duty is to copy written words by hand.
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script
the letters or characters used in writing
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sedate
sedet, calm, quiet, or composed; undisturbed by a passion or excitement
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servile
servus, characteristic of, proper to, or customary for slaves
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servitude
servuc, slavery or bondage of any kind
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subscribe
scribit, to pledge as by signing an agreement, to give or pay as a contribution, gift, or investment.
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via
via, a route that thouches or passes through, by way of.
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Import
Portat, to bring in from the outside or another country
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inaudible
audit, something that cannot be heard
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ancillary
ancilla, subordinate; that which serves as an aid; helping
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impecunious
pecunia, not having money
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disgust
gustat, a sickening distaste or dislike; deep aversion.
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amicable
amicus, friendly
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vituperate
vituperat, to speak abusively to or about someone; to berate
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laudatory
laudet, expressing praise
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respond
respondet, to answer
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revoke
vocat, to withdraw, repeal, calcel, annul.
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suave
suaviter, smoothly gracious or polite; polished.
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recumbent
recumbit, lying down, reclining, leaning
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pecuniary
pecunia, of or involving money
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canine
canis, of or like a dog
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delectable
delectat, very pleasing, delightful; now especially, pleasing to the taste
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incumbent
recumbit, lying, resting. currently in office. resting upon as a duty or obligation.
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enumerate
numerat, to list, count; determine the number
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recant
cantat - to withdraw or renounce beliefs or statements formerly held
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salutation
salutat - the act of greeting, addressing, welcoming
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innumerable
numerat - too numerous to be counted; very many
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gustatory
gustat, of or pertaining to taste or tasting.
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laudable
laudet, deserving of praise
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vinous
vinum, of, resembling to, or containing wine
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servile
servus, slavishly submissive
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