. isanemone. n. line on map connecting all
places with same wind velocity. © From the Hutchinson Encyclopaedia. Helicon Publishing LTD 2000

Taking place without change of the amount of energy in a system not available for doing work.

I have long suspected the words used for the spelling bee list were found by a search engine,
not a human being. Take a look at this piece of garbage, only hit for the word!

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Acid Rain Lesson Plan: Figure 3. USA Rainfall
Isopleth Map. Isopleth of United States showing the distribution in rainfall for the year 1996. ...

We're working our way through college
To gain a lot of knowledge
That we'll never, ever use again.....


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Ispaghul. Nom latin: Plantago ovata Famille: Plantaginacées.
Apparently related to plantain, a common weed.

A city in Iran. name for fugs, roses, etc.

2.Jacana - Index - Personal web-site that details species of Jacana, a wading bird, with identification and images.

Not so worthless. An ornamental small tree, fairly common in Southern California. Small dispersed
leaves, a pale lavender mist of tiny blossoms with very pleasant fragrance.

From M-W Word for the Wise, 1999
You may be able to puzzle out meward and inwit. Meward
means "toward me;" Pound used the adverb to note "for her
hands have no kindness meward." The noun inwit means
"inward knowledge, conscience, or understanding." It appears
in a Pound line about someone "acting from inwit." But even if
you knew meward and inwit, we'll bet most you were
stumped by jactance. Jactance is another word for
"vainglorious boasting;" Pound borrowed it to complain about
"jactance, vanity, peculation to the ruin of 20 years' labor."

At last, a couple interesting words.