Literary Terms
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APENGLISH
ASSOCIATED
ATTRIBUTE
ENGLISH
LITERATURE
METAPHOR
METAPHOR
METONYMY
MSHALBERT
RHETORIC
SIMILARITY
STANDFOR
SUBSTITUTE
SYNECDOCHE
WHITEHOUSE
| S | Y | T | I | R | A | L | I | M | I | S |
| Y | Y | A | M | R | Y | D | E | D | E | W |
| N | M | S | S | H | W | A | T | R | H | H |
| E | Y | S | H | E | S | T | U | M | S | I |
| C | N | O | A | T | T | T | T | E | I | T |
| D | O | C | L | O | A | R | I | T | L | E |
| O | T | I | B | R | N | I | T | A | G | H |
| C | E | A | E | I | D | B | S | P | N | O |
| H | M | T | R | C | F | U | B | H | E | U |
| E | I | E | T | D | O | T | U | O | P | S |
| L | F | D | O | T | R | E | S | R | A | E |
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