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SPAWN - the eggs of fish, frogs, etc.

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RECOINED - to coin again or melt down (old or worn coin) and make into a new coin

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TORQUER - something that produces a force or tends to produce rotation or torsion

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BLUSTER - to be loud, noisy, or swaggering; utter loud, empty menaces or protests.

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AZO - relating to or containing two nitrogen atoms united to each other and at both ends of carbon.

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HOWDIE - an expression of greeting.

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FACADE - the face of a building, especially the front that looks onto a street or open space.

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BRAWNY - muscular, strong, or powerful.

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ERUDITE - having or showing great knowledge, learned, or scholarly.

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ZAIRE - (Origin: African) the river that swallows all rivers.

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VENTURE - a risky or daring journey or undertaking.

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WHAP - a) to pull or whip out. b) beat, strike.

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FRITZ - a German, especially a soldier in the First World War (often used as a nickname).

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JAILS - put (someone) in a place for the confinement of people accused or convicted.

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DYSLEXIA - a learning disability that affects reading, writing, and spelling.

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DEBUT - a person's first appearance or performance in a particular capacity or role.

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JEE - to deride with mocking and insulting remarks or sounds; to taunt.

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VICTOR - a person who defeats an enemy or opponent in a battle, game, or other competition.

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BILGE - (Informal) nonsense; rubbish.

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TREAT - behave toward or deal with in a certain way.

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APRON - a garment usually tied around the waist and used to protect clothing or adorn a costume.

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MULLED - think about (a fact, proposal, or request) deeply and at length.

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HAVERING - absurd, pointless, or meandering talk; babblings; vacillating or indecisive behavior.

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5 Words in 1 Minute or Less - FETID, JOSH, APNEA, WACKO, ROIL

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B for Ball and B for …

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JIMPY - In Scottish English, "jimpy" is an adjective that means "neat and tidy."

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FRIGATE - a warship with mixed armament, generally heavier than a destroyer (in the US Navy)

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INCISE - to cut or carve into a surface or to mark a surface by cutting or carving.

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CANARD - an unfounded rumor or story.

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SPACING - (in printing or writing) the amount of space between successive words, letters, or lines.

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DINGO - wild dog of Australia with a tan coat considered a subspecies of the domestic dog.

00:36

5 Words in 1 Minute or Less - CONKER, SYREN, KORA, DOOBIE, FLAVIN

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A for Apple and A for ...

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TAUT - (comparative adjective: TAUTER) stretched or pulled tight; not slack.

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GROUTED - sealing leaks by putting a thin line of mortar in the spaces between tiles.

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WINDER - device or mechanism used to wind something, like a watch or clock or the film in a camera.

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5 Words in 1 Minute or Less - YUGA, MAUVE, MUTATE, BROOK, MUNCHIE

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Z for Zebra and Z for ...

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DRINKER - a person who drinks alcoholic beverages, especially to a notable degree. A heavy drinker.

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HOISTER - an operator of an apparatus or machine; a person who lifts or raises.

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REGENT - a person who rules a country when the king or queen cannot rule.

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5 Words in 1 Minute or Less - TART, PIETY, THROE, ENVOY, REQUIEM

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Y for Yogurt and Y for ...

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X for Xmas and X for ...

00:39

5 Words in 1 Minute or Less - HUSSY, GUILD, SONNET, VIZIER, WATTLE

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QUARK - one of the most basic forms of matter that make up the heavier elementary particles.

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ALIENATE - cause (someone) to feel isolated or estranged.

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MOTIF - a repeated pattern that comes back repeatedly within a particular story.

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PALLY - having a close, friendly relationship.

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MULING - crying in a weak, cowardly, or complaining way.

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WALTZ - a ballroom or folk dance usually performed in a closed position and triple time.

00:35

5 Words in 1 Minute or Less - QUIRT, FIAT, CAHOOT, WHEE, DOXY

01:23

W for Water and W for ...

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WAFT - pass or cause to pass easily or gently through or as if through the air.

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GIMBAL - a device that allows an object to rotate around an axis.

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STALK - illegally following and watching someone for a long time annoyingly or frighteningly.

00:39

5 Words in 1 Minute or Less - CRAKE, THOLE, DOILY, STOOGE, ANATHEMA

00:37

V for Van and V for ...

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U for Umbrella and U for ...

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HOLM - a small island, esp. one in a river or lake.