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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
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| 1 | intravenously | directly into a vein | English Siegel Exam Review |
| 2 | Intravenously | directly into a vein | English Siegel |
| 3 | intravenously | administered by entering a vein | Case Study 2 |
| 4 | intravenously | directly into a vein | "Poison" voacb |
| 5 | intravenously | directly into a vein | collection 1 vocab part 2 |
| 6 | intravenously | directly into a vein | JLHS Goldbeck Period 2 Thunder and Poison 11/14/07 |
| 7 | intravenously | directly into a vein | "Poison" |
| 8 | intravenously | directly into a vein | "Poison" |
| 9 | intravenously | directly into a vein | "Poison" |
| 10 | intravenously | directly into a vein | Poison |
| 11 | Intravenously | In or directly into the vein | Poison/Scarlet Ibis |
| 12 | intravenously | directly into a vein | Kelly English |
| 13 | intravenously | in or directly into the vien | Poison/Scarlet Ibis |
| 14 | intravenously | directly into a vein | Poison |
| 15 | Intravenously | In or directly into the vein | Poison (Roald Dahl) Vocab |
| 16 | Intravenously | In or directly into the vein | Poison: Roald Dahl |
| 17 | intravenously | through or within a vein | Short Story Vocabulary |
| 18 | INTRAVENOUSLY | directly into the vein | Unit 6: Greek / Latin Roots |
| 19 | Intravenously | directly into a vein | "Words to Own" |
| 20 | intravenously | directly into a vein | words to own |
| 21 | intravenously | directly into a vein | words to own for short stories |
| 22 | intravenously | directly into a vein | vocab for short stories |
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