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fiesta▼noun
religious festival in Spanish-speaking country

merrymaking▼noun
joyful festivities

name day▼noun
feast day of a saint

namesake▼noun
person with the same name as another

namesake▼noun
person with the same name as another

homonymous▼adjective
having the same name

homonymous▼adjective
pertaining to a homonym

onymous▼

substantival▼

titulary▼

onomatodoxy▼noun
doctrine on the name of God

participle▼noun
verb form

past participle▼noun
past participle

passive participle▼noun
passive participle

adverbial participle▼noun
linguistic sense

future participle▼noun
part of speech

present participle▼noun
verb form that indicates an ongoing action

participial▼adjective
of or relating to a participle

immigration▼noun
the act of immigrating

immigrant▼noun
person who comes to a country to settle

immigrant▼noun
person who comes to a country to settle

immigrate▼verb
to move into a foreign country or area

imiquimod▼

imipenem▼

imitation▼noun
act of imitating

imitation▼noun
copy

impression▼noun
impersonation

copycat▼noun
one who imitates or plagiarizes others' work

ape▼verb
to imitate

emulate▼verb
to copy or imitate, especially a person

imitate▼verb
to follow as a model

mimic▼verb
biology: to take on the appearance of another, for protection or camouflage

immanent▼adjective
part of something; inherent

immaterialism▼

matriculation▼

enroll▼verb
to enlist (someone) or make (someone) a member of

immoralist▼noun
an advocate of immorality

immoralist▼noun
an advocate of immorality

immoralism▼noun
rejection of moral principles

amoral▼adjective
of acts