From the Latin for fall off this adjective describes trees that lose their leaves in fall Jeopardy

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30	In 2007 King Abdullah met with Benedict XVI the first meeting ever between a pope & a monarch of this country
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32	This 3-letter epidemiological organization is located in Atlanta on land provided by Emory University
33	Oui it's a thin pancake
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