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The following definitions are for words that appear to have prefixes that lead to those improper definitions.

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The following definitions are for words that appear to have prefixes that lead to those improper definitions. For example: to put something back together before it is broken = prefix (pre fix).

1) to remove a furnace pipe
2) to cease being windy
3) to return electrons to their orbits
4) to deliver a meal before it is ordered

posted Apr 5, 2018 by Atif

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