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Having the same relation, relative position, or structure, especially due to evolutionary origin.

A payment given for professional services that are rendered without a fee.

To deceive or trick someone.

a large tropical bird with a large curved beak and often a horn-like projection

a large species of leech that was traditionally used in veterinary medicine

Giving strong encouragement or urging.

Intended to encourage or urge to action.

Stockings, socks, and other knitted clothing for the legs and feet.

An inn or lodging place, especially one for travelers.

A mixed dish; a hodgepodge of ingredients cooked together

a confused mixture; a jumbled assortment of things

a person who acts quickly and without thinking when angry

the crime of breaking into a house with intent to steal

a small, poorly built, and dirty house

a boisterous or tomboyish girl

A person who sells small items aggressively, often in a showy or dishonest way.

A loud public outcry or protest, often demanding action.

Deceptive or false talk or behavior; nonsense.

Lacking excitement or variety; dull and monotonous.

The process of organic matter decomposition to form humus in soil.

A small hill, mound, or ridge of earth or ice.

The dark, organic material in soil formed from decayed plants and animals.

To move or cause to move at great speed, often in a dangerous way.

the dry outer covering of some fruits or seeds

deep, rough, and slightly hoarse voice; also refers to a strong and sturdy build

a member of a light cavalry regiment in European armies, especially the Hungarian cavalry

the political campaigning and speeches before an election

a many-headed serpent in Greek mythology; a problem that seems to grow worse when attempts are made to solve it

The branch of science concerned with the motion of fluids, especially liquids, and the forces acting on solid bodies immersed in fluids.

A chemical process that breaks down compounds by adding water, splitting complex molecules into simpler forms.

The study of the mechanical properties and behavior of fluids in motion and at rest.

An instrument used to measure the density or specific gravity of liquids.

Extreme or irrational fear of water; historically, another name for rabies.

The branch of science concerned with the mechanical properties of fluids at rest.

Containing water, especially water of crystallization.

Relating to the extreme north; very cold or frigid.

The use of multiple systems and devices to remain constantly connected.

Excessively or unreasonably critical.

a person who is excessively worried about having a serious illness

relating to the region immediately beneath the skin; also refers to a type of needle or syringe used to inject drugs beneath the skin.

to pledge something, such as property, as security for a debt without giving up possession of it.