Stein Club Spelling Bee, 2000, Round 4

Round 4. Final Round. 5 "Words."
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(Each of these words is to be found
in the Merriam-Webster 3rd New International Dictionary.
And that's about it.)
46	A pungent seedlike fruit used to flavor bread and prevent flatulence.
47	A phrase from a 10-century Easter hymn repeated by priests enacting the account of the visit by the women to Christ's tomb.
48	A teller of legends.
49	Twin window inspired by Arab architecture.
50	Identical twin. Or someone with an exact double.