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| x {letter}
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:: letter
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| X {letter}
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:: letter
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| X {num}
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:: ten; decem
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| xanthelasmoideus {adj}
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:: of or resembling xanthelasma
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| Xanthippe {prop}
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:: A name, notably that of the philosopher Socrates' wife
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| Xanthippus {prop}
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:: An Athenian statesman and general, father of Pericles
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| xanthogaster {adj}
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:: having a yellow belly
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| xanthopterus {adj}
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:: yellow-winged
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| xanthos {noun}
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:: a golden-yellow precious stone
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| xanthosternus {adj}
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:: yellow-breasted
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| xanthus {adj}
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:: yellow
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| Xanthus {prop}
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:: The name of several rivers and their associated deities, especially the Scamander
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| xapuriensis {adj}
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:: of or from Xapuri
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| xeniolum {noun}
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:: small gift
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| xenium {noun}
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:: a present, gift, especially one for a host or vice-versa
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| xeno- {prefix}
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:: xeno-
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| xenodochus {noun}
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:: a superintendent of the stranger's hospital
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| xenon {noun}
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:: xenon
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| xenoparochus {noun}
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:: a person who attends to, or provides for, strangers
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| Xenophon {prop}
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:: Xenophon (a celebrated Greek historian and philosopher, born 445 B.C., a pupil of Socrates and a leader of the Greeks in the army of Cyrus the younger)
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| xeranticus {adj}
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:: drying
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| xerocollyrium {noun}
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:: dry salve
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| xeromyrrha {noun}
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:: dry myrrh
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| xerophagia {noun}
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:: The eating of dry food
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| xerophilus {adj}
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:: dry-loving
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| xiphias {noun}
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:: a swordfish, Xiphias gladius
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| xiphias {noun}
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:: a sword-shaped comet
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| xiphion {noun}
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:: gladiolus
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| xiphoideus {adj}
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:: xiphoid
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| xiphosternalis {adj}
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:: xiphisternal (Relating to the xiphoid process and the sternum)
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| xizangensis {adj}
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:: Tibetan
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| Xois {prop}
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:: Xois (town) situated nearly in the centre of the delta of the Nile
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| xylanolyticus {adj}
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:: xylanolytic
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| xylinum {noun}
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:: cotton
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| xylobalsamum {noun}
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:: balsam-wood
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| xylocassia {noun}
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:: cassia wood
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| xylocinnamomum {noun}
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:: cinnamon wood
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| xylon {noun}
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:: cotton (plant)
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| xylophytum {noun}
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:: comfrey
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| Xylopolis {prop}
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:: A town of Mygdonia
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| Xyniae {prop}
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:: A town of Thessaly situated near a lake
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| Xypete {prop}
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:: One of the demoi of Attica, situated near Phalerum
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| xystarches {noun}
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:: xystarch
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| xysticus {noun}
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:: athlete
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| xystra {noun}
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:: A currycomb
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| xystus {noun}
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:: covered portico or gallery (or one planted with trees)
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