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to place or lay one thing on top of something else

hastily and arbitrarily

promptly and without formality

to demonstrate or show that something is covered by an existing rule or law

to include within a larger group or class

of or relating to legal rights, as distinguished from procedural matters

having real existence

considerable in amount or quantity

beneath the level of consciousness, especially suggestions to the unconscious meant to evoke or teach certain behavior

showing little or no emotional reaction

a fort enclosed in similar walls

a barricade or fence, made up of vertical stakes driven into the ground, for the purpose of protection

an amount of time spent at a certain task

an assigned task or job

expose something that is hidden

things that incite or cause reactions

a case of wrongdoing that hurts someone’s reputation

the plural of stimulus

to make big improvements

the noise produced by an electrical discharge

an electrical discharge

the opposite of dynamic

based on or containing error

easy to find because it exists in great amounts

deviating from the usual course

personal honesty and good character

without fixed course or purpose

the interest rates that some credit card companies charge is akin to usury

a high rate of interest

the lending of money at an excessive or illegally high rate of interest

very old, old-fashioned

a beginner at learning to do something

a statement of something used or received, usually a financial report

an isotope of hydrogen with atomic weight 3 and a 12.5-year half-life, used in thermonuclear bombs

(chemistry) a changing of one element into an isotope of itself or another by nuclear bombardment or by decay, for example, changing u239 into u235 or uranium into plutonium

(medieval) a changing of lead into gold (believed possible then) by alchemy

a changing of one thing into another

to violate the law

a picture is worth 1000 words

to overstep one’s bounds

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