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abeyance

a temporary halt to an activity: a short suspension
abet

to assist or urge another person, usually to do something illegal: to help commit a crime
aberrant

unusal from accepted or expected norms
ablution

the act of washing oneself usually for a ritual or as part of a religious rite
abjure

to recant, take back, or publicly give up previously held thoughts
abridge

to shorten a text without changing the meaning of the document
abrogate

to cancel or remove by a person of authority
abscond

to run away
abstemious

to actively avoid being self-indulgent, especially when eating and drinking
abstruse

confusing
abut

to be next to
accede

to take or rise to office or posistion of authority
accolade

any word, token, or prize given in apprecitation, usually formal

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2010-11-14T04:29:55Z

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