tincture
tincture
/ˈtɪŋktʃɝ/
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We made a syrup outta that, and we made a tincture.
You can keep your tinctures, elixirs, potions, and poisons here.
We've done an episode about the cannabis tincture recipe that's in the Bible.

hauteur
hauteur
/hɔːtˈʊɹ/
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leisure
leisure
/ˈɫɛʒɝ/, /ˈɫiʒɝ/
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Its core businesses fall into several categories travel and leisure, telecoms and media.
Lower class Americans tend to have less leisure time and less money to spend on cooking healthy meals.
But this life of leisure isn’t necessarily good for them.

semaphore
semaphore
/sˈɛmɐfˌoːɹ/
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troubadour
troubadour
/ˈtɹubəˌdɔɹ/
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folklore
folklore
/ˈfoʊˌkɫɔɹ/
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Blood-sucking monsters had already been part of folklore for at least 800 years.
The Orc is not drawn from European folklore.
- What? - [Voiceover] Kappas are mischievous beak-mouthed river spirits from Japanese folklore.
stupor
stupor
/ˈstupɝ/
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In the summer of 1894, Elliot suffered from a fall while in a drunken stupor.
In the late 1960s and early 70s, after years of almost a complete stupor, they suddenly woke up.

seignior
seignior
/sˈeɪnjɚ/
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stevedore
stevedore
/ˈstivəˌdɔɹ/
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He used to be a stevedore.

sinecure
sinecure
/sˈaɪnkjʊɹ/
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bellwether
bellwether
/ˈbɛɫˌwɛðɝ/
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So one hypothesis that we came up with at the time was to say, could these be bellwether events?
purveyor
purveyor
/pɝˈveɪɝ/
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Are you acting as the purveyor of truth?
There are even major cheese competitions among purveyors from the U.S., Europe and elsewhere around the world.
It has arguably gone from sports sedan purveyor to a high end family wagon maker.

zephyr
zephyr
/ˈzɛfɝ/
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timbre
timbre
/ˈtɪmbɝ/
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The final dimension of timbre is the instrument’s flux.
It's known as the timbre or the color of the sound.
The sound waves also got broader, marking a change in the timbre of the sound.

flag officer
flag officer
/flˈæɡ ˈɑːfɪsɚ/
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spinster
spinster
/ˈspɪnstɝ/
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So-- - This sounds like one of those spinster's dirty games.
tenor
tenor
/ˈtɛnɝ/
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" This is considered the greatest lyric tenor of all time.
It's a tenor, four-string Kamaka.
Most male pop stars today are tenors.
clamor
clamor
/ˈkɫæmɝ/
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There’s this constant clamor for him to grow up.
Finally, there's simply been no great clamor for Wonder Man's introduction to the MCU,
[upbeat music] [clamoring] So, we have Kevin Costner protecting a celebrity.

consignor
consignor
/kɑːnsɪnjˈoːɹ/
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bursar
bursar
/bˈɜːsɚ/
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