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A small crane used to lift things onto ships.

The grounds of a fancy manor owned by the lord of an estate.

Popular.

Something that is wished or longed for.

Something that is referred to by a linguistic phrase.

Disconnected; occurring randomly or spontaneously.

In English, the little dots over a vowel which are used to indicate that it should be pronounced separately from the syllable before it, for example the dots over the i in ‘naïve.’

The plural of ‘diocese,’ which refers to a group of churches under the care of a bishop.

Confusing or destabilising.

Lightly amusing.

Frenzied or wildly enthusiastic.

A woman who practises divination.

Silly poetry.

An expert in theatre.

A type of stringed instrument.

A type of blood disorder.

Inability to breathe.