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surety

n.
1.something clearly established
2.property that your creditor can claim in case you default on your obligation
3.a prisoner who is held by one party to insure that another party will meet specified terms
4.one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another
5.a guarantee that an obligation will be met

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Word of the Day

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  • sureness
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  • surely
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  • surefooted
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  • sure-handed
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  • sure-fire
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  • sure-enough
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  • sure thing
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  • sure enough
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  • sure as shooting
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  • sure
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  • surety bond
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  • surf
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  • surf casting
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  • surf fish
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  • surf fishing
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  • surface
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  • surface area
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  • surface assimilation
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  • surface fire
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  • surface gage
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  • overshot
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  • puckerbush
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  • suck
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  • innocently
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  • trautvetteria
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  • out of play
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  • giovanni da verrazano
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  • toned down
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  • waking
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  • acer circinatum
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    Idiom of the Day

    two bricks shy of a load
    someone who is not very smart or clever
    The young man is two bricks shy of a load and is very difficult to talk to.



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