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The word acerbic is from the Latin root word acerbus, which means "sharp," and the suffix -ic, which means "having some
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The word acerbic is from the Latin root word acerbus, which means "sharp," and the suffix -ic, which means "having some
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Use the dictionary entry to answer the question.acerbic (ә-ser′-bik) adj. [Latin from acerbus, harsh or bitter of taste]
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Use the dictionary entry to answer the question.acerbic (ә-ser′-bik) adj. [Latin from acerbus, harsh or bitter of taste]
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Use the dictionary entry to answer the question. acerbic (ә-ser′-bik) adj. [Latin from acerbus, harsh or bitter of taste]
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Use the dictionary entry to answer the question.acerbic (ә-ser′-bik) adj. [Latin from acerbus, harsh or bitter of taste]
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Use the dictionary entry to answer the question.acerbic (ә-ser′-bik) adj. [Latin from acerbus, harsh or bitter of taste]
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Use the dictionary entry to answer the question.acerbic (ә-ser′-bik) adj. [Latin from acerbus, harsh or bitter of taste]
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Use the dictionary entry to answer the question.acerbic (ә-ser′-bik) adj. [Latin from acerbus, harsh or bitter of taste]
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Use the dictionary entry to answer the question.acerbic (ә-ser′-bik) adj. [Latin from acerbus, harsh or bitter of taste]
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