I have received your message, in which you wrote that you are beseiged, hold on and I will send help posthaste.
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posthaste
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It was original music writen by the Posthaste music library company
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Post, as in postcard and posthaste.
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There are several synonyms for directly. Immediately, right away, and posthaste are three of them. An antonym for directly would be indirectly.
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The word you asked about is actually two words, from the Latin: post haste. It isn't very common these days, but it means "as quickly as possible." And it does not have a verb form.
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The answer is post, to make postcard, postbox, postcode, postbag, and posthaste.
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The category was Word and Phase Origins
The clue is "Meaning Rapidly this term began in England referring to the speed with which the mail was delivered"
The answer is What is posthaste?
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Fast. (quickly). Post haste means - as fast as possible.
The expression has its origins in the early days of the UK postal service when special transport services were laid on for delivering the post (mail) on time and without delay.
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poster, posting, posted, postal, postern, postillion, postman, postbox, postcard, postdate, postdoctoral, postgraduate, posthaste, postman, postmaster, postnasal, postpone, postscript, postpartum, postwar
postage
postdate
posthaste
postman
postmark
postnasal
postnatal
postoperative
postpartum
postulate
posture
postwar
these are all suffixes to!
by demnex6000
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postmeridiem postpone pose position positive posh posse poses possession possessive post possible possibility possum postage postal postwar posture postnasal drip postscript postulate postnatal postmortem postmark postmaster postlude postcard poster postdate postconsumer posterior posterity postern postgraduate posthaste posthole posthumous position
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 11 words with the pattern ---T-AS--. That is, nine letter words with 4th letter T and 6th letter A and 7th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
balthasar
bootlasts
contrasts
contrasty
plateasms
portlasts
posthaste
postnasal
proteases
softpaste
suitcases
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 4 words with the pattern ---THA--E. That is, nine letter words with 4th letter T and 5th letter H and 6th letter A and 9th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:
mouthable
posthaste
swathable
toothache
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 8 words with the pattern P-ST--S--. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 3rd letter S and 4th letter T and 7th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
pastitsio
pastitsos
postbuses
posthaste
postnasal
postposed
postposes
posttests
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 20 words with the pattern ----HAS--. That is, nine letter words with 5th letter H and 6th letter A and 7th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
anaphases
anaphasic
apophases
apophasis
balthasar
dysphasia
dysphasic
isochasms
overhaste
overhasty
posthaste
prophases
prophasic
purchased
purchaser
purchases
rakshasas
rakshases
subchaser
subphases
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 18 words with the pattern ---T-A--E. That is, nine letter words with 4th letter T and 6th letter A and 9th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:
distraite
emittance
emptiable
filtrable
knittable
mortgagee
mouthable
omittance
postcavae
posthaste
quittance
softpaste
spottable
stateable
swathable
tasteable
toothache
writeable
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 23 words with the pattern P----A-T-. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 6th letter A and 8th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
paramatta
pederasts
pederasty
penchants
pencrafts
permeants
phantasts
pheasants
pieplants
plainants
pleonaste
pleonasts
polymasty
portlasts
portraits
posthaste
preadapts
preenacts
proppants
protracts
proviants
pushcarts
pyracanth
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post = mail: postmaster, postboy, postbox, postcode, postcard post = after: post-mortem, post-paid, postcolonial, postdate, post-traumatic
Post in this instance means 'after' - so some examples would be post-modern, post-traumatic & post-war
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Definition : speedy
Synonyms: accelerated, active, agile, blue streak, breakneck, brisk, chop-chop, dashing, double-time, electric, expeditious, expeditive, flashing, fleet, fleeting, flying, hairtrigger, hasty, hot, hurried, hypersonic, in a jiffy, in nothing flat, lickety split, like a bat out of hell, like all get out, like crazy, like mad, nimble, on the double, posthaste, presto, pronto, quick, racing, rapid, ready, screamin', snap*, snappy, speedball, supersonic, swift, velocious, winged
Antonyms: plodding, slow, tardy, unhurried, sluggish,
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 30 words with the pattern P----AS--. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 6th letter A and 7th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
paillasse
palliasse
parabases
parabasis
pederasts
pederasty
permeases
phantasim
phantasma
phantasms
phantasts
plasmasol
plateasms
pleonasms
pleonaste
pleonasts
polybasic
polymasty
portlasts
posthaste
postnasal
preseason
prophases
prophasic
proteases
psoriases
psoriasis
purchased
purchaser
purchases
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 27 words with the pattern PO-----T-. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 2nd letter O and 8th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
pokeroots
polemists
polianite
pollenate
pollinate
pollucite
polychete
polyglots
polyglott
polymasty
pomposity
ponderate
poormouth
populists
porporate
portlasts
portraits
posterity
posthaste
postheats
posttests
postulata
postulate
potentate
poursuits
poussette
powellite
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 20 words with the pattern PO-T-A---. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 2nd letter O and 4th letter T and 6th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:
pontianac
pontianak
portlands
portlasts
portraits
portrayal
portrayed
portrayer
postcards
postcavae
postcaval
postcavas
postdated
postdates
postfaces
postfault
posthaste
postmarks
postnasal
postnatal
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anon, any minute now, before long, betimes, by and by, coming down the pike, directly, early, ere long, expeditiously, fast, fleetly, forthwith, hastily, in a little while, in a minute, in a second, in a short time, in due time, in short order, instantly, in time, lickety-split*, on time, posthaste, presently, promptly, pronto, quick, quickly, rapidly, short, shortly, speedily
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Hasty:
Acting in haste; being too hurried or quick.
Without much thinking about it, Augustus made a hasty decision to buy the shower cap.
Pete hastily ran to hide behind his mother when a dog started barking at him.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 73 words with the pattern POS------. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 2nd letter O and 3rd letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
poshteens
posigrade
positions
positiver
positives
positrons
posologic
possessed
possesses
possessor
posseting
possibler
possibles
possuming
postaxial
postboxes
postbuses
postcards
postcavae
postcaval
postcavas
postcoded
postcodes
postcrash
postdated
postdates
postering
posterior
posterity
postfaces
postfault
postfixal
postfixed
postfixes
postforms
postgrads
posthaste
postheats
postholes
posthorse
posthouse
postiches
posticous
postiling
postilion
postilled
postiller
postiques
postludes
postmarks
postnasal
postnatal
postponed
postponer
postpones
postposed
postposes
postrider
postsyncs
postteens
posttests
posttrial
postulant
postulata
postulate
posturers
posturing
posturise
posturist
posturize
postviral
postwoman
postwomen
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June, spoon, swoon, loon, moon, boon, coon, dune, noon, tune, prune,
croon, soon, saloon, rune, hewn, goon, balloon, lampoon, lagoon, buffoon, maroon,
Moon, boon, goon, attune, dune, maroon, balloon, June, hewn, harpoon, prune, rune, tycoon, strewn, raccoon, loon, swoon, tune, platoon, spoon, noon, coon, bassoon, baboon, saloon.
Balloon
Cartoon
Dune
Goon
Harpoon
June
Macaroon
Maroon
Moon
Noon
Raccoon
Saloon
Swoon
Tune
june, spoon, swoon, loon, June, moon, boon, coon, dune, noon, tune, prune, croon moon loon lagoon buffoon maroon balloon, goon, lampoon, lagoon, spoon, moon, fortune
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People practice it without logical self-thought first. People blindly thrust themselves into the practice of Religion before thinking of it. They use it as a comfort so they don't have to be alone in their minds, souls, lives. They also practice it to attempt to explain things that they do not understand yet. It has always been an "Assimilation" religion, where if people did not submit and convert to the religion, they were declared "Vile, evil heathens" and a crusade was sent out posthaste to destroy the so called "evil"
Nowadays people just practice it and go to church simply because it's a family "tradition." People believe in it simply because they have no others explanation for questions such as "Where did life come from?" and "Are we alone in the universe?" People practice it because they need some sort of comfort in their life.
-Answer by Christopher Neal Probert
Farmington Hills, Michigan.
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Oh, how wonderful! Let's create some lovely compound words together. How about "cardboard," "earthworm," "buttercup," "football," "snowball," "postcard," "eggshell," and "footboard"? Just let your imagination flow like a gentle stream, my friend.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 172 words with the pattern P-S------. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 3rd letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
pasearing
pashadoms
pashalics
pashaliks
pashminas
pasodoble
paspalums
pasquiler
passadoes
passaging
passalong
passament
passbands
passbooks
passement
passenger
passepied
passerine
passersby
passingly
passional
passioned
passivate
passively
passivism
passivist
passivity
passments
passovers
passports
passwords
pastalike
pastances
pastedown
pastelist
pasticcio
pastiches
pastilles
pastiness
pastitsio
pastitsos
pastorale
pastorali
pastorals
pastorate
pastoring
pastorium
pastramis
pastromis
pasturage
pasturers
pasturing
peskiness
pessaries
pessimism
pessimist
pesterers
pestering
pesterous
pestholes
pesthouse
pesticide
pestilent
pestology
piscaries
piscators
piscatory
piscatrix
pisciform
piscivore
pishogues
pisiforms
pisolites
pisoliths
pisolitic
pissheads
pistaches
pistachio
pistareen
pistoleer
pistolero
pistolets
pistolier
pistoling
pistolled
poshteens
posigrade
positions
positiver
positives
positrons
posologic
possessed
possesses
possessor
posseting
possibler
possibles
possuming
postaxial
postboxes
postbuses
postcards
postcavae
postcaval
postcavas
postcoded
postcodes
postcrash
postdated
postdates
postering
posterior
posterity
postfaces
postfault
postfixal
postfixed
postfixes
postforms
postgrads
posthaste
postheats
postholes
posthorse
posthouse
postiches
posticous
postiling
postilion
postilled
postiller
postiques
postludes
postmarks
postnasal
postnatal
postponed
postponer
postpones
postposed
postposes
postrider
postsyncs
postteens
posttests
posttrial
postulant
postulata
postulate
posturers
posturing
posturise
posturist
posturize
postviral
postwoman
postwomen
pushballs
pushcarts
pushchair
pushdowns
pushfully
pushiness
pushingly
pushovers
pussycats
pussyfoot
pussytoes
pustulant
pustulate
pustulous
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The traffic ticket signature is your confirmation that you received the notice from the officer. Depending on the exact circumstances, the officer can arrest you and have you transported to the jail ... and you still get to pay the ticket too. In some states and provinces the officer can simply note that you were asked to sign the ticket but declined to do so, but in California vehicle code section 40302b requires that you sign the agreement to appear in court, or be taken into custody.
If your attitude is really bad, the officer will probably handcuff you and have you transported to jail. If you are just confused by the whole process the officer will just lecture you on the necessity of signing the agreement to appear and may call for a sergeant to back him up rather than doing all the paperwork.
Getting taken in could be pretty costly - having your vehicle towed and stored, etc.
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The above sounds like the answer a cop would give. If you actually read CVC 40302b, it states that persons "under arrest" must sign. As shown below.
There is a HUGE difference between being arrested and being detained or "stopped" for a traffic INFRACTION, which is nota MISDEMEANOR.
The next time a cop in CA tells you that you have to sign a ticket, ask him if you are under arrest, then break out this handly little bit of info provided.
BTW, if they do cuff you up, you still have the right to have your car towed to a location of your choosing by any private tow company, such as AAA. There was a backlash a few years back in CA by civil rights activists claiming that it was unreasonable for police to tow the vehicles of illegal immigrants that didn't have drivers licenses and/or insurance. So now the police allow them to call a friend or family member to pick up the vehicle.
It's an upside-down kind of world friend. Best of luck to you.
V C Section 40302 Mandatory AppearanceMandatory Appearance40302. Whenever any person is arrested for any violation of this code, not declared to be a felony, the arrestedperson shall be taken without unnecessary delay before a magistrate within the county in which the offense charged is alleged to have been committed and who has jurisdiction of the offense and is nearest or most accessible with reference to the place where the arrest is made in any of the following cases:
(a) When the person arrested fails to present his driver's license or other satisfactory evidence of his identity for examination.
(b) When the person arrested refuses to give his written promise to appear in court.
(c) When the person arrested demands an immediate appearance before a magistrate.
(d) When the person arrested is charged with violating Section 23152. Amended Ch. 53, Stats. 1982. Effective February 18, 1982.
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The first poster was correct. The second post is incorrect. The second poster does not understand what an "arrest" is under the law. Like many things, the common vernacular and the legal realities are not the same, and simple terms can actually be complicated legal principles.
Basically, an "arrest" has occurred anytime you have been lawfully stopped by an officer and are not free to go. Do not refuse to sign a ticket. DO SIGN YOUR TICKET. You are not admitting to guilt. You are merely promising to appear (in person or by representative - typically your attorney can appear for you) or pay the ticket or otherwise challenge it as permitted by law (read the ticket carefully).
California Penal Code Secs. 15 & 16 define infractions and fineable offenses as crimes. You can be arrested for crimes. Your signature on that ticket is your ticket to not being arrested, because you have been released on your own recognize, subject to your promise to appear. If you fail to appear, a bench warrant can be issued for your arrest, which underscores that infractions are indeed arrestable offenses. Even though infractions carry no jail time, you still must either appear and challenge the citation, or pay it. Your signature is the guarantee that you will do one or the other at a later time. If you refuse to sign, then VC 40302 comes into play - you are taken to a judge posthaste to challenge it or pay it right now. But if it's a weekend, or night time, you may not see that judge for a while.
Above all else, be polite and calm when dealing with officers. The time to challenge the ticket, if you wish to do so, is later in court, NOT on the roadside when you are getting the ticket.
Source: California Attorney.
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Many modern automobiles are so refined that you can hardly hear their engines anymore, but don't be lulled into complacency-there's still a combustion cycle taking place under the hood, and catastrophic overheating remains a remote possibility. That's why you should periodically check your vehicle's temperature gauge while driving. Every gauge has a normal stopping point once the engine is warmed up; it's usually a bit below the midpoint line between cold and hot. It's probably not a doomsday scenario for your engine if your gauge ever reads anywhere above normal, but it could easily become one if you don't take prompt action. Here are the steps you'll need to know.
Step 1: Check for steam
The one surefire indication that you've really got an overheating engine is that old B-movie standby: plumes of steam pouring out before your eyes. Except it likely won't be that dramatic, so take a closer look. If you see any steam at all, proceed to Step 3 posthaste lest you meet the same fiery demise as many a B-movie villain. Steam is bad. Take it seriously.
Step 2: Turn off your A/C, Turn on your heater
If you're the cautious type, skip directly to Step 3-but bear in mind that older engines in particular are prone to mild overheating on hot days, especially when the air conditioner has been running. There's nothing out of the ordinary in this case; you just need to give your engine a breather. So if you don't see any steam, you can turn off the A/C and see if that calms things down. If it doesn't, put your heater on full-blast, which will transfer heat away from the engine. Of course, it will also transfer heat toward you, but your comfort is a lesser priority than the engine's at this point. If these measures don't work in short order, then you've definitely got a problem, and you need to stop driving and figure it out.
Step 3: Pull over and turn off your engine
When you find a safe place to stop, get there and kill the engine immediately. Do not idle the engine while you're collecting your thoughts. Engines have to work harder to keep cool at idle than at cruising speed, and the last thing you want to do is add stress to a potentially overheating engine. So turn it off, and then take that breath. NOTE: If you are not a do-it-yourselfer, and you believe your engine is suffering from more than just temporary overload, now is the time to call for roadside assistance. The remaining steps will require you to get your hands dirty.

Step 4: Pop the hood
WARNING: Very likely it's hotter than usual under there. You'll get a feel for this once you've pulled the hood release and the hood is slightly ajar. If the heat strikes you as potentially dangerous-as it may well be-then let the engine cool down before proceeding. Only open the hood fully when you are confident that it's safe to do so.
Step 5: Check coolant levels
Your engine should have a coolant reservoir in the vicinity of the radiator (see your owner's manual for the exact location). This is usually made of plastic and thus unlikely to be dangerously hot. Check the coolant level in this reservoir. If it's normal, you're in luck-chances are you've just got a malfunctioning temperature gauge. As long as there are no other signs of overheating, you can restart the engine and proceed with caution. If it's low or empty, however, there's probably a coolant leak somewhere. Calling for roadside assistance is strongly advised here, though the more mechanically inclined might first inspect the radiator hoses for loose clamps and such.
Things can get out of control quickly if you don't know what to do when your vehicle's temperature rises.
By Josh Sadlier
Step 6: If you need to keep driving…
Wait until you're certain that the engine is cool, protect your hand with a thick glove or rag, and twist off the radiator cap. Coolant is normally visible just below where the cap sits (your owner's manual will have the details), but if your engine's overheating, the coolant in your radiator should be visibly depleted. Be sure to refill both the radiator and the reservoir, using coolant or-if necessary-water. This should bring the temperature down once you're underway, but remember, you've got a serious leak somewhere, so be vigilant. If the temperature starts rising again, you'll have to pull over and repeat the process. Incidentally, by no means should you view this as a long-term solution-your engine needs professional help, so get your mechanic on the job as soon as you can.
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With all eight badges now in your possession, it's time for the endgame. Don't worry, of course-there is a lot more game after we win the Pokemon championship. But for now, we have to take down the most powerful group of trainers, by far, that we've encountered in the game. You'll need to be ready for this trip to the top, and it all starts with the traversing of Route 223, which can be accessed from the northern shores of Sunyshore City. Thankfully, if you're following our walkthrough, you would have just defeated the gym leader of that very locale, so you'll be in good shape to continue. Heal your Pokemon, with party emphasis on powerful Pokemon who can deal with Water-types (and a Pokemon that can use the TM for Surf), and then surf upon Route 223 from the beach at the north end of town. Be absolutely certain to talk to the girl there and acquire HM07 - you'll need it before long. Surf northward. If you haven't yet noticed, Route 223 is almost entirely made up of water that must be surfed upon (though there are shallow areas that permit walking here and there). Surf northward and you'll run into the first trainer resistance of the route. Swimmer Miranda and her lone level forty-three Lumineon will likely be your first engagement, but expect to fight Swimmers Aubree and Oscare thereafter. Stay on the left side of the water, working your way through the rocks you come across, in order to grab TM18from the shallows you encounter. Then, backtrack and continue northward through the primary route. Pokemon Trainers to Fight Trainer Name Pokemon (w/ LV.) MoneyEXP Sailor Zachariah Pelipper (LV. 38) / Gastrodon (LV. 44) / Machoke (LV. 38) $1,408 4,180 Swimmer Aubree Azurill (LV. 41) / Azumarill (LV. 41) $656 1,633 Swimmer Cassandra Finneon (LV. 41) / Pelipper (LV. 41) $656 2,228 Swimmer Colton & Swimmer Paige Wingull (LV. 37) / Marill (LV. 39) / Golduck (LV. 41) / Quagsire (LV. 42) / Wingull (LV. 40) / Pelipper (LV. 41) $1,312 5,732 Swimmer Crystal Wingull (LV. 41) / Seaking (LV. 41) $656 2,050 Swimmer Gabrielle Golduck (LV. 43) $688 1,602 Swimmer Miranda Lumineon (LV. 43) $688 1,437 Swimmer Oscar Mantyke (LV. 38) / Remoraid (LV. 40) / Mantine (LV. 42) $672 3,058 Swimmer Ricardo Tentacruel (LV. 43) $688 1,886 Swimmer Troy Gyarados (LV. 43) $656 1,968 Swimmer Wesley Buizel (LV. 41) / Tentacruel (LV. 41) $656 2,456 Not surprisingly, it's straight-shooting from here. You'll only fight three varieties of wild Pokemon (Mantykes, Pelippers and Tentacruel, the latter in high volumes) and will have to deal with trainers that deal in primarily, but not exclusively, Water-type Pokemon. You can also find some items as you go. When you reach some shallows that stretch across the route with a large rock formation in the middle, work your way around on the right side to find a Pearl (you'll need to backtrack around to the left to jump back in the water and continue northward). Then, simply battle more trainers as you head north to a waterfall. Your path seems blocked... but, remember the girl we met back on shore who handed over HM07? Well, that HM holds the skill "Waterfall" that must be taught to a Pokemon. Then, simply use it to scale the waterfall, reaching your next destination on the other side. Use the Pokemon Center there to heal your Pokemon, making any changes you may feel necessary (as there are lots of Rock-based Pokemon coming up, for instance). Then, save your game and run into the nearby cave. Entering the cave will bring you to Victory Road, the final dungeon-like area of the game before you take on the best trainers in the world at the Pokemon League, which is just on the other side of the cave. However, the cave is vast, and depending on the strength of your party, you may be hard-pressed to get through it in one push (with all of the trainers in the area, and all). If you feel like you might be too weak, bring healing items and Escape Ropes with you, that way your party is never in any real danger outside of battle. As far as Pokemon you should expect to fight in the wild here, they're all of standard fare-nothing new here. As we mentioned earlier, there are a couple of Rock-types here (Onix and Graveler), as well as a Psychic-type (Medicham), a Water-type (Floatzel), a Flying-type (Golbat), a Fighting-type (Machoke), and an annoying Steel-type (Steelix). You should have run into all of these Pokemon at least once in the past (and for all but the Steelix, many times) so you should know what to do with them. There are also a plethora of items on Victory Road, and a load of trainers too!... just look at that list! Well, on with the walkthrough! (Just as a friendly reminder, make sure you have Pokemon with you that, all together, know all of your HMs (minus any optional ones, like Defog, which is useless here). As you begin, head north over the wooden bridge. On the other side, use Rock Climb to climb downward to the area below. Head to your left once down here to fight the first trainer in the area-Psychic Bryce and his three Pokemon-and then go north from him to get TM41, which will teach a Pokemon the skill Torment. Then, head to the right, past where we came down here. Search the far rock to find an Ultra Ball. Then, use Rock Climb to climb back up to the main area above, and then head eastward along the next bridge. Pokemon Trainers to Fight Trainer NamePokemon (w/ LV.) Money EXP Ace Trainer Henry Honchkrow (LV. 49) $2,940 1,963 Ace Trainer Mariah Golduck (LV. 46) / Blissey (LV. 48) $2,880 4,336 Ace Trainer Omar Rapidash (LV. 45) / Carnivine (LV. 45) / Rampardos (LV. 48) $2,880 5,477 Ace Trainer Sydney Clefable (LV. 46) / Torterra (LV. 48) $2,880 3,409 Bird Keeper Hannah Noctowl (LV. 46) / Staraptor (LV. 48) $536 3,362 Black Belt Miles Machamp (LV. 49) $1,176 2,026 Double Team Al & Kay Staraptor (LV. 47) / Whiscash (LV. 47) $11,280 3,360 Double Team Jo & Pat Gyarados (LV. 47) / Medicham (LV. 47) $11,280 3,692 Dragon Tamer Clinton 2x Gible (LV. 46) / Gyarados (LV. 49) $1,472 3,567 Dragon Tamer Ondrej Gabite (LV.49) $1,568 1,512 Psychic Bryce Haunter (LV. 43) / Gengar (LV. 46) / Alakazam (LV. 46) $1,472 4,864 Psychic Valencia Chingling (LV. 44) / Chimecho (LV. 48) $1,536 2,109 Veteran Clayton Staraptor (LV. 47) / Hippowdon (LV. 47) $3,760 3,059 Veteran Edgar Tentacruel (LV. 45) / Golem (LV. 45) / Empoleon (LV. 48) $3,840 5,830 On this platform, take the stairs downward and circle around to battle another Trainer (Bird Keeper Hannah and her Noctowl-Staraptor combo). When her Pokemon are felled, cross the bridge to the north to grab the Full Heal sitting there, and then backtrack to the staircase, climb them, and go north over another bridge. Use Rock Climb to climb back down to the area below yet again. Then, carefully traverse the path heading left (making sure to not jump down to areas below that will cut you off from your route and force you to backtrack and do it all over again). When you reach a staircase on the far left end of this room, go up the stairs. After climbing the stairs, head north to battle another trainer, and then go north all the way to find a Max Elixir. Then, use the stairs to your left to climb up once more, and go through the door. This will lead you to another part of the cave. Here, you will need to use Rock Smash and Strength, so be ready with both of those. Start by smashing and pushing your way leftward. You'll need to utilize your Bicycle at this point to jump over the obstacles using the ramp given. Then, turn around, head right, and do the same thing. This will eventually lead a path northward and westward to a Max Ether. After adding that to your inventory, backtrack towards the entrance to this room, and this time, go south. Use Strength to push your way southward, and then circle around to fight Ace Trainer Omar, and his trio of Pokemon. After Omar's Pokemon are slain, look at the rocks to your south that you need to use Strength on. Think carefully about how to do this-if you do it wrong, and the rocks are pushed out of place, you'll need to head to the previous area and back again to reset their positions. What you need to do here is push the rock on the left down once, then circle around to the breakable rock below. Smash it, then push the same rock you just pushed down back up, and work your way through to the left. Push your way through yet again and fight a couple of more trainers. The area where you fight the second trainer (Veteran Clayton), go down the stairs nearby and then come back up. This will reset the rocks below so you can re-push them (just push the middle one down), giving you access to the secret area to your right. What does the secret area to your right hold? Well, other than some minor treasures, there are also some powerful trainers that will undoubtedly want a piece of you posthaste (they'll fight you simultaneously). If you haven't yet noticed, you'll again need to break your Bicycle out to get through this area with any success. But when you do successfully accomplish the tedious Bicycle-related task, your rewards, you will find, will be well worth it. At the north end of the room, TM71 can be found, while on the left side, you can grab a Full Restore. With both of those in hand, you can then backtrack to the next area via the staircase by the aforementioned Veteran Clayton. This dreary part of the cave is full of stagnant water that will necessitate your use of both Surf and Waterfall. No problem there, right? You may find problems, however, with the trainers in the area. Black Belt Miles is equipped with a lone, powerful level forty-nine Machamp, while others, like Dragon Trainer Ondrej, will come at you with a lone level forty-nine Gabite. In all, there are four trainers to deal with in the area. You'll need to do a fair amount of rudimentary exploration in the room to find them all, but it shouldn't prove to be that difficult. You'll also find TM59if you search hard enough. A hint-it's on dry land. Another feature of the watery room you may have noticed is that there are two ways out, other than where you came in (meaning, in other words, that there are three doors in and out). First take the door on the south end of the room by walking up some stairs and accessing the corridor heading leftward beyond it. Through that door, you will find yourself in a little nook of the initial area of Victory Road. You'll be able to find some all-valuable Rare Candy there, as well as a Max Revive if you search the nearby rock. Then, use the other (third) door out of the previous room to access another part of the primary room of Victory Road (be sure to search the rock near the door to the next area for a Big Mushroom). From here, it's relatively smooth sailing. There's only a couple of trainers remaining, and more items to grab. Begin by heading leftward down the corridor you find yourself on, taking out Veteran Edgar's three Pokemon en route. Then, swing south to find the Razor Claw once at the end of the leftward-headed pathway. Back near Veteran Edgar's position, head south. Go left and climb up the rockface with Rock Climb, and then head left over the bridge and through another door. This will lead you to another previous area of the cave, where another isolated item in TM79 can be found. Then, backtrack all the way to where you last used Rock Climb, and climb back down to the main area. Behind Veteran Edgar is a staircase. Take that up and then go right over the bridge that goes over the area below (a place where you can walk). You won't be able to proceed through the door there (the person guarding it simply won't allow it), but you will be able to acquire some Zinc clearly sitting on the ground nearby. Now, we're ready to leave! Head back down and under the bridge, and this time head right. Use Rock Climb to reach the area above, and fight the final trainer of the area-Dragon Tamer Clinton. After taking him on, you can simply head north and then west out of the cave. Congratulations! You've reached the Pokemon League building! Let's beat the game now!
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abased aced backspaced bald-faced barefaced based baste boldfaced
braced cased chased chaste debased defaced disgraced displaced
distaste effaced embraced encased erased faced foretaste graced
haste incased laced lambast lambaste lightfaced misplaced outfaced
outraced paced paste placed posthaste raced replaced retraced
self-paced shamefaced shirtwaist showcased snail-paced spaced straight-faced straightlaced
straitlaced taste toothpaste traced two-faced unchaste unlaced unplaced
untraced waist waste waste paste haste * aced * baste * cased * faced * haste * maced * paste * raced * waste * waist ---- Among many possibilities, some are: 'chased'; 'faced'; 'paste'; 'waist'; and 'replaced.
PASTE
paste, haste, taste (all words rhyme with themselves)
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