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| a person characterized by excessive red tape |
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| history of the descent or a family from an ancestor |
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| a kind or type, as in lit. or art |
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| one complete set of chromosomes |
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| the branch of biology dealing with heredity |
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| collection and study of stamps |
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| pertaining to a musical organization |
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| study of language and lit. |
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| lover of or searcher for wisdom or knowledge |
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| development of life from lifeless matter |
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| able to live on both land and water |
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| antibacterial substance produced by a living o' |
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| chemistry dealing with chemical compounds and processes in living plants and animals |
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| capable of being readily decomposed into harmless substances by living microorganisms |
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| development of life from preexisting life |
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| science dealing with the study of living o' |
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| statistical calculation of the probable duration of a human life |
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| dianostic examination of a piece of tissue from the living body |
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| the living plants (flora) and living animals (fauna) of a region |
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| a wrok offering alphebetically arranged information on various branches of knowledge |
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| the science dealing with the correction and prevention of deformities, especially in children |
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| physician speacializing in the treatment of babies/children |
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| branch of medicine dealing with the care, development, and disease of babies/children |
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| study of behavior and development of children |
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| one who practices pedology |
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| abnormal sexual desire in adults for children |
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| one who posseses abnormal sexual desire in adults for children |
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| an adherence to rules or forms |
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| one who practices pedodontics |
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| irrational fear of children |
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| science dealing with the origins, races, customs, and beliefs of humankind |
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| account of the descent of a person or family from an ancestor |
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| science dealing with the earth's history as recorded in rocks |
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| list of persons who have died recently |
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| scientific study o the nervous system and its diseases |
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| science dealing with life in the past as recorded in rocks |
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| science dealing with the function of living things and their organs |
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| study of eveolution, development, and functioning of human society |
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| study of religion and religious ideas |
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| feeling, suffering, disease |
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| transference of thougths and feelings of one person to another by no apparent means |
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| medical practice that treats disease by administering minute doses of a remedy |
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| treatment of disease by manipulation of bones, muscles, nerves, etc. |
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| a practitioner of osteopathy |
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| branch of medecine dealing with the nature of disease |
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| a practitioner of pathology |
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| a virus or o' that can cause disease |
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| cutting, operation of incision |
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| structure of a plant or animal |
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| surgical removal of the appendix |
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| smallest particle of an element, literally "not cut" |
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| cutting or division into two |
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| a person or thing typical of the chracteristics of a whole class, a summary or abstract |
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| surgical removal of part or all of the stomach |
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| brain surgery for treatment of certain mental disorders |
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| surgical removal of a breast |
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| opening of a vein to diminish blood supply |
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| one volume, or "cut" of a work; scholarly book |
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| surgical removal of the tonsils |
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| surgical operation of cutting into the windpipe |
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| surgical removal of the spleen |
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| fear of being at great height |
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| exhibiting a fear of enclosed spaces |
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| one who fears or dislikes people from france |
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| one who fears or dislikes people from england |
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