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1. By capitalizing the first letter, this word may be defined as anything from or related to Poland. When written with all lowercase letters, it can be defined as making a surface smooth and glossy, usually by friction. Which of the following words fits both definitions?
2. The meaning of what word changes when capitalized from a porcelain or ceramic tableware to an Asian country whose capital is Beijing?
3. Which of these refers to the fifth most populous city in France (first letter capitalized) or behaving in a friendly manner (without capitalization)?
4. In all lowercase letters, this word expresses possibility or grants permission, but its meaning changes to the fifth month of the calendar year when the first letter is capitalized. Which of these is it?
5. What capitonym means the third most populous city in the State of Alabama (when the first letter is capitalized) or capable of moving or being moved (without the capitalization)?
6. Depending on whether it's capitalized or not, this word means either a language spoken in Wales or to cheat by failing to pay a gambling debt. What is it?
7. When the first letter in this word is capitalized, it refers to the central figure in an Old Testament parable of the righteous sufferer. When written with all lowercase letters, it can be define as employment. Which of these is it?
8. Which word is a republic whose capital is Ankara (when first letter is capitalized) or a large, edible bird with brown feathers eaten at Thanksgiving (when written without capitalization)?
9. What capitonym means the third month of the calendar year (when the first letter is capitalized) or to walk with measured tread (without the capitalization)?
10. Capitalizing the first letter of this word means an astrological sign with a zodiac symbol of a crab. In all lowercase letters it means a malignant growth that tends to spread. What is this capitonym?
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