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SOONEST |
Earliest |
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EGG |
Earliest Easter gift? |
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FIRSTCOMERS |
Those arriving earliest |
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MAIDEN |
First or earliest |
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PRIMARY |
Earliest formed; fundamental. |
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DUE |
Earliest date uncle expected |
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EVE |
Eden’s very earliest orchardist |
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DELTA |
Earliest form of blues |
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ASAP |
At the earliest moment |
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BEGINNING |
First or earliest part |
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RUNIC |
Of earliest Germanic alphabet |
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BABYHOOD |
Very immature punk’s earliest years |
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IMBUE |
Instil mixed blessings, using earliest letters |
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ELF |
Whimsical child or earliest little fairy |
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TEMPT |
Appeal to earliest members – prime time |
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CAM |
Engine part seen in earliest cars and motorcycles |
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PRIMEVAL |
Prime evil heard of in the earliest of times |
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NUCLEUS |
The tip, or earliest part, of a univalve or bivalve shell. |
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ARCHAEAN |
Ancient; pertaining to the earliest period in geological
history. |
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ABORIGINES |
The earliest known inhabitants of a country; native
races. |
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ARCHAEOZOIC |
Like or belonging to the earliest forms of animal
life. |
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PRIMEVALLY |
In a primeval manner; in or from the earliest times;
originally. |
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PRIMORDIAL |
First in order; primary; original; of earliest origin;
as, primordial condition. |
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CUNABULA |
The earliest abode; original dwelling place;
originals; as, the cunabula of the human race. |
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DROMATHERIUM |
A small extinct triassic mammal from North Carolina,
the earliest yet found in America. |