Moist Air
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| - | '''moist air''' ''ovid.'' '''1.''' The resistance of the atmosphere to the passage of it's citizens; also, the remainder of said passage. '''2.''' Aprelude to evocation and that which precedes the accumulation of [[vapor]]. '''3.''' Ultramarine by which [[dead man|necrocrats]] usurp the apparatus of vision. '''4.''' A profligate environment.''' 5.''' In part, the optimal conditions for the growth of [[mushrooms]]. | + | '''moist air''' ''ovid.'' '''1.''' A resistance of the atmosphere to the passage of it's citizens; also, the remainder of said passage. '''2.''' Prelude to evocation; that which precedes the accumulation of [[vapor]]. '''3.''' Ultramarine by which [[dead man|necrocrats]] usurp the apparatus of vision. '''4.''' A profligate environment.''' 5.''' In part, the optimal conditions for the growth of [[mushrooms]]. |
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moist air ovid. 1. A resistance of the atmosphere to the passage of it's citizens; also, the remainder of said passage. 2. Prelude to evocation; that which precedes the accumulation of vapor. 3. Ultramarine by which necrocrats usurp the apparatus of vision. 4. A profligate environment. 5. In part, the optimal conditions for the growth of mushrooms.
