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61. Seashore (oram maris innumerabilis)
:: Mangroves live on tidedrenched seashores because unlike most trees the vinelike roots absorb air through their pores
62. Seaside (mare:)
:: They told me before they died that they were born by the seaside on the far side of the Ox mountains
63. Seaward (suspiciet sursum)
:: Not all the golden sand washed seaward from Oriental Bay is worth the price you pay
64. Peak (apicem)
:: Where the White Mountains come to an end is the great peak of Mount Mindolluin
65. Peasant (rusticus)
:: Although a majority of Italians were peasants Italian nationalism had been remarkably inattentive to the peasantry
66. Mare (mare)
:: Males mature more slowly at three they begin to pester mares in estrus and are driven out of their natal group
67. Sprinkle (asperget eo)
:: A few white fairy lights can add a sprinkle of magic among the winter foliage of evergreen trees and shrubs
68. Spruce (Picea)
:: This nest is usually in a spruce or other conifer and may be 440 feet up
69. Rye (siliginis)
:: Spirits such as whisky bourbon Cognac Armagnac and rye derive virtually all their colour from the time they spend in oak barrels they would be clear as water otherwise
70. Mule (sedens mulo)
:: Instead we often get stuck riding a reliable mule up a rough trail
71. Trash (quisquiliae)
:: Landowners too can be held responsible should someone decide to discard their trash on private property
72. Buoy (SUSTINEO)
:: Its encouraging to see that there are only two other dive boats on the wall and the mooring buoys are well spaced out
73. Loch (lacus)
:: Come and see all the marine life thats attracted by the oysters and mussels we cultivate in a Scottish sea loch they said
74. Shoulder (humero)
:: Her dad pulled over onto the shoulder of the highway and stopped the car
75. Crepuscular (crepuscular)
:: Red foxes are terrestrial and either nocturnal or crepuscular
76. Crescent (lunae crescere incipientis)
:: She found him standing alone in the moonlight staring up at the waxing crescent
77. Crest (In summis Montibus)
:: Ahead the crest of the hill seemed as distant as ever
78. Milk (lac)
:: the breed does seem to milk better in harder conditions
79. Contaminate (contaminare)
:: This has resulted in mercury contamination of water courses and threatens the reefs
80. Landslide (LAPSUS TERRAE)
:: Nicola found herself dodging death as she made her way down Dooncarton Mountain with the landslides tumbling down either side of her
81. Headland (promontorium)
:: I looked at the coastlines beaches headlands and palms and wondered how long it would all last without the reefs protective barrier
82. Reuse (postera I reuse)
:: John Murphy said he uses reusable shopping bags because he doesnt like seeing plastic bags littering the countryside
83. Sycamore (árborem sycómorum,)
:: He generally uses local timbers all types including oak ash monkeypuzzle beech elm chestnut walnut sycamore etc
84. Hot (calidi)
:: In those first vital hours the police decided to publicise the raid as much as possible in a bid to make the stolen pictures too hot to handle
85. Trawler (trawler)
:: They said the fate of fishing trawlers out at sea at the time of the tidal waves was not yet known
86. Planet (planeta)
:: It lay in the drive to further hand the fate of the planet and the worlds poor over to big business
87. Planetarium (sedum planetarium)
:: Within the scheme of science education planetariums are considered an important tool for exciting youngsters and the general public about the wonders of the universe
88. Plant (plant)
:: Within two days they were exploring the possibility that the note was a plant and that the saboteurs might not be a terrorist group after all but possibly a disgruntled railroad employee
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