moss bringer
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The Boathouse
Obersee, Bavarian Alps, Germanyby agialopoulos
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![victoriousvocabulary:
“PIACULAR
[adjective]
1. expiatory; atoning; reparatory.
2. requiring expiation; sinful or wicked.
Etymology: from Latin piāculum, “propitiatory sacrifice”, from piāre, “to appease”.
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Original: Witchhorn by Gerald Brom
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PIACULAR
[adjective]
1. expiatory; atoning; reparatory.
2. requiring expiation; sinful or wicked.
Etymology: from Latin piāculum, “propitiatory sacrifice”, from piāre, “to appease”.
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Original: Witchhorn by Gerald Brom
![victoriousvocabulary:
“PSITTACINE
[adjective]
of or relating to parrots.
Etymology: from Latin psittacinus, from psittacus, “parrot,” from Greek psittakos, “a parrot”.
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Original: by Kevin Sloan
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PSITTACINE
[adjective]
of or relating to parrots.
Etymology: from Latin psittacinus, from psittacus, “parrot,” from Greek psittakos, “a parrot”.
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Original: by Kevin Sloan
![victoriousvocabulary:
“CORVINE
[adjective]
of, resembling, or characteristic of crows or ravens.
Etymology: from Latin corvinus, from corvus, “raven”.
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Original: Lenka Šimečková
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CORVINE
[adjective]
of, resembling, or characteristic of crows or ravens.
Etymology: from Latin corvinus, from corvus, “raven”.
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Original: Lenka Šimečková