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| something that remains is above what is used or needed. |
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| to cause or to untite with the greatest possible amount of another substance. |
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| of , for , or pertaning to a year. |
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| the seasonal wind of the indian ocean and southern asia. |
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| the water beneath the surface of the ground. |
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| a student appointed to assit in the conduct of a class or school |
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| a person who manages another's property or finical affairs. |
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| the act or state of eroding |
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| the region , orarea drained by a river , stream , etc |
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| a receptacle or chamber for holding a liquid or fluid |
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| any geological formation containing or conducting ground water, especially one that supplies the water forwells, springs, etc. |
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| not accessible; unapproachable |
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| richly supplied: an abundant land. |
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