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A laris is a unit of currency in ancient Rome, equivalent to 504 drachmas. It is also a rare or obsolete word for a lark. Related: denarius, sesterce, drachma, shekel.
FETUS/ˈfiːtəs/ · noun
An unborn offspring of a vertebrate animal, in humans the developing baby from roughly the end of the eighth week after conception until birth. Related: embryo, unborn child, foetus.
ABODES/əˈboʊdz/ · noun
The plural of abode: a place where someone lives; a dwelling or home. Related: homes, dwellings, residences, habitations.
POMELO/pəˈmɛloʊ/ · noun
A large citrus fruit with a thick, easy-to-peel skin and juicy pulp, often eaten fresh or used in juices and marmalades. Related: grapefruit, _cleanup, orange, lemon.
KICKS/kɪks/ · noun, verb
A kick is a sudden movement of the leg, typically to strike something. To kick something means to strike it with the foot. Related: kickoff, kickback, kickoff, kickstart.
Small quantities of liquid falling or forming in rounded masses; as a verb, the act of letting something fall or ceasing to hold, continue, or mention something. Related: droplets, beads, globules, drips.
RAISE/reɪz/ · verb, noun
To move or lift something upwards, or to increase the amount of something. To call a meeting or a vote to a higher level, or to increase the amount of something. Related: elevate, lift, boost, increase.
PACHA/ˈpætʃə/ · noun
A pacha is a title of respect used in some South American countries, particularly in Peru and Bolivia, for a person of high social status or a dignitary. Related: lord, dignitary, noble, aristocrat.
MUSIC/mjuːzɪk/ · noun
The art of arranging sounds in a sequence that is aesthetically pleasing and expressive, typically through melody, harmony, and rhythm. Music can be heard in various forms, including classical, jazz, rock, and pop. Related: sound, melody, harmony, rhythm.