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(Botany) dependant on water for pollination; hydrophytic, growing in water or moist ground	hydrophilous
(Medicine) excessively high amount of uric acid in the blood (also lithaemia)	lithemia
(Music) low alto, voice range between soprano and tenor; singer with a contralto voice, low speaking voice, lowest female vocal range, part for contralto, somebody with contralto singing voice	contralto
(new zealand) blown down, blown by the wind, growing in shape caused by wind, grown in a certain shape because of strong winds; blown by the wind	windblown
(Slang) hostile and tough sailor, having the taste of salt; having salt added; sharp, shrewd; pertaining to the sea or life at sea, lively and amusing, of sea or sailors, tasting of salt	salty
A small charge, typically 1/8 point, added to the purchase price and subtracted from the selling price by the dealer for odd-lot quantities.	Differential
a trademark for a device showing text for somebody speaking on television to read	TelePrompTer
abnormal condition, fusion of plant parts, growing together of bones or parts, growing together of bones or parts that were formerly separate (Anatomy, Zoology, Botany), joint with little movement	symphysis
abnormal tissue, development, process of growing; abnormal growth of a mass of tissue, tumor, expanding, growing process, increase, something that grows	growth
abnormally preoccupied with something; haunted by feelings of anxiety; excessively focused on, crazy about	obsessed
about existence, basic unit of currency in Brazil (equal to 100 centavos), coin or bill worth a real, emphasizing truth, essential, former currency in Spanish-speaking countries, in terms of purchasing power, involving only real numbers, not artificial...	real
absolute, enforced rigorously, faithful, growing upright, precise, severe in maintaining discipline, demanding, harsh; literal, narrow, rigid; explicit, exact; absolute, complete	strict
absorbent, drying agent, causing the absorption of moisture (about a substance), substance that causes drying (added to paints and other substances)	siccative
abstract, based on abstract reasoning; excessively subtle or theoretical; supernatural; of or pertaining to metaphysics, incorporeal	metaphysical
abundant; rich; fertile, growing; magnificent; richly ornamented, elaborate, growing profusely, lush, luxurious, productive	luxuriant

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