| 21 | A
coding scheme developed to
standardize data transmission among disparate hardware and software
systems, now built into all personal computers.
|
ăsʹkē | |
| 22 | Doomed. Giddy. Clairvoyant. | fā
FA (as in "fate") |
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| 23 | Charisma. Goblin. | dwĕnʹdē
Everyone knows it's Dwendy |
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| 24 | A restaurant or tavern, usually below street level, that features the serving of beer. | rätʹskĕl´ər | |
| 25 | A five-gallon bottle of wine. | neb´ ə kəd nezʹ ər | |
| 26 | A
pestilence. A dire disease.
|
mûrʹĭn | |
| 27 | Causing sneezing. | tärʹmĭk´ | |
| 28 | Pleasure whose source is others' misfortune. | shädʹn-froi´də | |
| 29 | Coolness and composure, especially in trying circumstances. | säN-frwäʹ | |
| 30 | Of or resembling onion, garlic, or similar plants, particularly in taste and smell. | ăl´ē-āʹshəs | |
| 31 | A hypothetical subatomic particle that travels faster than light. | tăkʹē-ŏn´ | |
| 32 |
|
gĭbʹəs | |
| 33 | A hard cheese, like cheddar, made from whole cow's milk. | lĕsʹtər | |
| 34 | In the American West, a small hardy not especially graceful horse from Spanish stock redomesticated by Indians. Related to the broncos, the mustangs, and, indirectly, the Fords. | kīʹys´ | |
| 35 | Under the tail of a bird, the feathers, or the area, surrounding the opening where the intestines discharge. | krĭsʹəm |