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91. Lass (lass)
:: We get so many letters saying how much it means it would be a big blow for the lads and lasses out there
92. Bury (fushira)
:: Each stone was taken to a different area outside the jungle the tribe lived in and were buried in the ground
93. Mum (Amai)
:: This accredited course is designed for moms dads parentstobe or those in care of infants
94. Gerontology (gerontology)
:: His education extended to a theological seminary as well as graduate work in literature and gerontology
95. Gestation (gestation)
:: The other aspect is that it was captured by the green movement during its gestation and development and now it lacks balance
96. Pacifier (pacifier)
:: Oda Nobunaga the leading warlord and the first of the three pacifiers and unifiers of Japan was opposed to Buddhism
97. Wake (muka)
:: The pilot gets into a small bit of leftover wake turbulence the rental aircraft wobbles just before touchdown and a wingtip catches the runway
98. Platonic (platonic)
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99. Ground (ivhu)
:: In spring you kill the vetch by simply cutting it close to the ground and then lay it in place on the beds
100. Bouncing (bouncing)
:: Hell also able to hold up his head confidently so you can enjoy bouncing jiggling action rhymes together
101. Embryo (mudumbu)
:: The embryo matures and the seed accumulates storage products acquires desiccation tolerance and loses water
102. Groomsman (muperekedzi)
:: And as of Thursday one of the groomsmen still had not even been measured for his tuxedo
103. Quarantine (kupatsanura varwere)
:: Patients are considered contagious and should remain in quarantine until all scabs separate
104. Hearse (hearse)
:: According to many villagers there were 8 ambulances and four morgue hearses
105. Heart (mwoyo)
:: Theres a lot of love in my heart for several of your local bootyshakers
106. Extraction (dzokubudisa)
:: Hydrogeologist Carol LeeIbbotoson said the two main risks at the site were quality and quantity and the adverse impact extractions would have on these
107. Extramarital (havagoni)
:: If a spouse seeks sexual satisfaction extramaritally what ought that spouse to do
108. Contraction (marwadzo)
:: The consumer price index suffered its first contraction in 16 years last year largely due to lower food and clothing prices
109. Christening (christening)
:: a christening robe
110. Mummify (mummify)
:: Could the solution be that these ancient Britons had been mummified
111. Mummy (Amai)
:: I learn that one ice cream ingredient locust bean gum was used in ancient Egypt to seal the wrappings on mummies
112. Casket (kasiketi)
:: The two most common ways to handle the remains of a loved one is to purchase a casket and bury them or have their remains cremated
113. Arthritis (chirwere chemumajoini)
:: We get through our cancer and heart disease only to face arthritis dementia and osteoporosis
114. Inherit (gara nhaka)
:: Before inheriting the title on the death of his father he had been left Field House Flaxton its 400 acres and some tenanted farmsteads by an aunt
115. Inheritance (nhaka)
:: Contribute any bonuses tax refunds cash gifts inheritances or divorce settlements to a retirement account
116. Unrequited (rusina kukwana mberi)
:: Why do I feel like this when I know when reason tells me that my love is unrequited
117. Ally (mubetseri)
:: According to friends he enjoys making avian analogies between rare birds and his political allies and enemies
118. Pyre (pyre)
:: Restarting burning in pyres might also be required it warns
119. Shroud (chifukidziro)
:: The shroud is of the fullunderlug style enclosing and protecting the ejector rod
120. Playground (nhandare)
:: The brilliant playgrounds enjoyed by pupils at Burlington Infants School are enough to make you want to be three again
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