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| 1. Corrosive, capable of burning or dissolving 2. Sarcastic |
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| To burn or sear in order to stop bleeding and prevent infection |
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| Great/total destruction, especially by fire |
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| Seeking and enjoying the company of others, sociable |
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| To bring or come together in a group, to assemble |
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| Total, amounting to a whole |
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| To separate or isolate from others or from a main group |
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| To go or move upward, to climb |
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| To move from a higher place to a lower one, to move downward |
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| To descend to the level of one who is thought to be inferior, to deal with someone in a patronizing manner |
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| Pig-like, relating to swine |
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| A fortified place, a place built for defense |
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| Something at which on excels, an area of strength |
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| A curse or negative speech about someone |
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| A blessing or positive speech about someone |
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| To assert the opposite of, to be contrary or inconsistent with |
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| A proclamation issued by an authority |
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1. A deceptive appearance
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| To mar or spoil the appearance or surface of something |
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| An exact copy or reproduction |
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| Very simple, easy, superficial |
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1. Extremely strong
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| To strengthen or to invigorate |
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| Lacking consistency or conformity, irregular |
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| A deviation from the normal |
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| To govern, control or rule |
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| Having greatest importance or authority |
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| An area of influence or control |
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| to denounce or condemn, to prohibit or outlaw |
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| lacking distinctive qualities |
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| to engrave or carve words into a surface |
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| using extremely few words |
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| deserted, dreary or lonely |
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| the act of speaking to oneself, a scene where an actor reveals his/her thoughts |
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| very objectionable, rude or discourteous |
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| something that is out of place in time, not in proper historical context |
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| of long duration, lingering |
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| An arrangement of events by date |
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| to occur or cause to occur at the same time, to operate in unison |
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| of or belonging to the middle ages |
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| belonging to the first or earliest age |
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| a powerful or influential person |
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| greatness in size or extent |
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| generous and noble especially in forgiving |
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| the greatest single work of an artist, writer or composer |
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| to express sympathy or sorrow |
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| representing the essence or the perfect example of something |
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| constraint by threats or coercion |
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| hardened against influence or feeling, intractable, stubborn |
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| to grow or multiply by rapidly producing new parts, cells or offspring, to increase |
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1. To put off, to postpone
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| to bestow or give, to hold a meaning |
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| to block with obstacles, to impede |
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| to interpret, to translate |
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| to permeate or invade, to stain |
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| to stray from the main idea in speaking |
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| to go back, to move backwards |
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| to think carefully about, to ponder |
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| with one’s identity disguised or concealed |
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| knowledge of something before it happens |
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| having conscious knowledge or awareness |
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| following a certain pattern |
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| An institution designed for the punishment of young offenders |
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| following a certain pattern |
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| An institution designed for the punishment of young offenders |
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| a tip for services rendered |
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| to bring oneself into the favor of another |
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| requiring hard or tedious work |
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| to harp on, to continually mention |
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| planned or executed with attention to detail, intricate |
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| not fully grown, immature, childish |
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| to restore to a youthful vigor or appearance |
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| a face, facial expression |
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| To form or construct anew |
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| to decline in quality or a corrupt person |
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| relating to an entire group. Without a trademark |
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| To tell someone something in confidence |
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| Someone who is without loyalty |
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| To remove the contents of |
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| Selflessness, devotion to others |
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| To form or construct anew |
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| to decline in quality or a corrupt person |
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| relating to an entire group. Without a trademark |
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| To tell someone something in confidence |
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| Someone who is without loyalty |
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| To remove the contents of |
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| Selflessness, devotion to others |
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| greatly emotional or zealous |
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1. containing small bubbles of gas
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| great warmth and intensity of emotion |
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1. to summon by magical power, to evoke
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| to renounce under oath, to recant |
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| to deliberately testify falsely under oath |
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| to right and power to interpret and apply the law, authority and control |
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| having a common ancestor or origin |
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| possessed at birth, inborn, inherent |
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| emergent, recently coming into existence |
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| existing or occurring before birth |
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| to detest, to regard with loathing |
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| relentless, unavoidable, inevitable |
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| greatly emotional or zealous |
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1. containing small bubbles of gas
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| great warmth and intensity of emotion |
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1. to summon by magical power, to evoke
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| to renounce under oath, to recant |
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| to deliberately testify falsely under oath |
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| to right and power to interpret and apply the law, authority and control |
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| having a common ancestor or origin |
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| possessed at birth, inborn, inherent |
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| emergent, recently coming into existence |
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| existing or occurring before birth |
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| To guide to a desired place |
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| To quicken or to hasten a process |
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| A journey with a specific objective |
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| Happening at the same time, synchronized |
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| To leap or to spring forward |
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| To rejoice, as if in victory |
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| To throw into confusion, to break apart |
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| Dishonest, open to bribery |
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| To break open or to burst |
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| A servile flatterer, a suck-up, a boot lick, an apple polisher, a brown noser |
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| Requiring little physical activity |
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| One who disagrees with a prevailing belief |
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| Unsurpassed, without equal |
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| A lover, especially an adulterous one |
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