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an invented word or phrase; process of making coins.  \n4. colloquial: used in or suitable to spoken language or to writing that imitates speech; conversational; informal style of expression.  \n5. malapropism: the use of a word sounding somewhat like the one intended but humorously wrong in the context.  \n6. onomatopoeia: the formation or use of a word that imitates or resembles what it stands for.  \n7. palindrome: a word, phrase, or sentence that reads the same backward or forward.  \n8. portmanteau word: word formed by merging the sounds and meanings of two different words; blend.  \n9. simile: figure of speech in which 2 essentially unlike things are compared in a phrase using \"like\" or \"as\".  \n10. spoonerism: an accidental but humorous distortion of words in a phrase formed by interchanging the initial sounds; (example the \"tons of soil\" rather that the \"son of toil\")  \n1. diligence: constant and earnest effort to accomplish a task; careful attention.  \n2. fastidious: difficult to satisfy or please; exacting; possessing or displaying careful attention to detail.  \n3. foresight: ability to see what is likely to happen and to prepare for it accordingly careful thought or concern for the future.  \n4. judicious: having or exhibiting sound judgment; sensible; wise.  \n5. meticulous: extremely careful and precise; excessively concerned with details.  \n6. minutiae: minor or trivial details.  \n7. prudent: exercising caution, good judgment, or common sense in handling practical matters; giving thought to one's actions and their consequences.  \n8. punctilious: attentive to the finer points of etiquette and formal conduct; very careful and exact.  \n9. selective: careful in choosing; particular; discriminating; highly selective inactivity.  \n10. systematic: having a system, method, or plan; carried out in step-by-step procedure; orderly in arranging things or getting things done.  \n1. beguile: to deceive; trick; to amuse; delight; to pass time pleasantly.  \n2. civility: politeness; courtesy; 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