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A small deerlike animal of the genus Moschus, with a musky odor and short ears and tail, found in Asia.

/ˈmaʊsɪdɪr/

To float or move through the air with the aid of a device, such as a hang glider, while using one's arms for balance or to maneuver.

/hændˈglaid/

The term 'antiegotistical' is not a standard English word. However, it is constructed from the prefix 'anti-' (meaning 'against') and 'egotistical' (meaning 'self-seeking, self-centered'), suggesting a meaning in opposition to egotism or self-centeredness. It could be interpreted as 'unselfish' or 'less self-centered'.

/ˌæntiˌiːɡəˈɡɒtɪkl/

Excessively talkative or verbose, especially when one talks too much about sensitive or inappropriate topics.

/oʊˈvɜːrtʌŋ/

A chemical element with the symbol As and atomic number 33, which is a metalloid and is known for its toxic properties.

/ˈeɪrsəno/

Having or marked by two ridges or partitions.

/baɪˈvɪtabyrinth/

A small, often colored, candy, typically made of chocolate or various confections, designed to be eaten.

/bɒnbɒn/

To give or add an electric current to; to charge with electricity. Also, to invigorate, excite, or energize.

/ɪˈлек.tɹaɪ.fɪ.z/

to give magnetic properties to; to make magnetic. Also, to attract strongly or influence powerfully.

/ˈmæɡnetɪz/

A garnisher is someone whose job is to prepare garnishes, such as edible decoration or accompaniments for dishes, in a kitchen; also, an apparatus or tool used for garnishing dishes.

/ˈɡɑːr.nɪʃ.ə/