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TIME OUT: Word Wizard.(Features)
From:
The Journal (Newcastle, England)
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September 20, 2007
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Here is an unusual word with three definitions, only one of which is correct. Can you identify the right definition?
PEPERINO
1) A dark volcanic rock, with many crystals and rock fragments;
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