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Word Association from the Last Letter


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heater > radiator

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radiator -> red

 

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red > danger

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danger -> risk

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risk > kill

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kill -> licence

 

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licence > eligibility

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eligibility -> yea

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yea -> agreed

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agreed > decided

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decided -> determine

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determine -> emphatic

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emphatic -> categorical

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categorical > listed

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listed -> debt

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debt > total 

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total -> loss

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squandering -> game

 

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game -> eager

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eager -> raring

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raring -> gung ho

 

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5 hours ago, purrrpetrator said:

raring -> gung ho

 

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gung-ho -> overzealous

 

" Gung-ho /ˈɡʌŋˈh/ is an English term with the current meaning of "enthusiastic" or "overzealous". It is an anglicised pronunciation of "gōng hé" (), which is also sometimes anglicised as "kung-ho". " " The two Chinese characters "gōng" and "hé" mean respectively "work" and "together". " (wiki)

 

 

 

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overzealous -> superfluous 

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superfluous -> superabundant

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