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  • 17char|la|tan|ry — «SHAHR luh tuhn r», noun, plural ries. = charlatanism. (Cf. ↑charlatanism) …

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  • 18charlatan — noun Etymology: Italian ciarlatano, alteration of cerretano, literally, inhabitant of Cerreto, from Cerreto, Italy Date: 1618 1. quack 2 2. one making usually showy pretenses to knowledge or ability ; …

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