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| one who presents cultural series, organizer, executive, producer, tour guy, manager directer |
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| getting money by threats, black mail, loan shark, ransom, fraud, shake down |
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| unfavorable, harmful, enemy, antagonistic, opponent, rival, food that you hate |
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| a valuable thing to have, benefit, advantage, blessing, Treasure of Lemming Brown |
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| narrow-minded, prejudice, racist, dogmatic, Hitler, not tolerant, white supremes |
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| flagrant, showy, disagreeably loud, conspiquous |
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| possy,group, groupies, Tiger Woods, followers, CIA, secret service, group of attendants |
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| full of hate, harmful, chemistry, malicious, malevolent, noxious |
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| poison, spite, malice, snake, spider, How the Snake Got its Poison, hatred |
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| vomit, throw up, eject, to eject in words, voluble, Jaret, regurdutate |
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| reluctant, unwilling, resistant, "I'm from Missouri," inexorable, noncomforous |
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| girls or boys scout, to beg, to seek earnestly, urge, magazine sale, Sally Foster |
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| keen, shrewd, cunning, clever, furtive, clandestine |
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| to be in favor of, to support, a booster, agent, promoter, lawyer, liason |
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| not effective, powerless, hopeless, Eeyore, useless, obsolescense, fruitless |
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| to examine closely, microscope, detective, CSI, vigilant |
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| evil, villainous, vicious, wicked, sinister, diabalacol, malevolent, iniqutous, acidulous |
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| civil, peaceful, friendly, civil divorce, good will, good ethics, get along, your end of the bargain |
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| annoying, provoking, badger, pest, bothersome, button pusher |
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| H1N1, disease, epidemic, virus, plague, illness, mental disorder |
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| stormy, unfavorable, rainy, out of the ordinary, alnimyo, attitude, ruthless, brutal |
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| to read carefully, scrutinize |
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| forewarning, prognosticate, mental telepothy |
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| draw back, shooting, snail |
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| to the point, laconic, brief, significant, revilant |
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| to haunt, preoccupy, dwells, cunpulsive |
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| sad, melancholy, woe is me, lacrimose |
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| sickly pale, zombie, lacrimose, macabre, walking dead |
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| drama, degrassi, theatrical, display of emotions |
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| hard to grasp, puzzling, evade |
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| counteract, foil , thwart |
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| having to do with signs or symptoms, indicative, doctor, wheezing, coughing, vomit, spew, fever, sneeze |
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| likely to happen, threatening |
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| easily shocked, overly sensitive |
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| to fight imaginary enemies(from Don Quixote) |
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| blatant, to show one's intentions |
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| to bear the consequences, not pass the buck, kharma |
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| to give away a secret, let the cat out of the bag |
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| to keep a stiff upper lip |
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| to be courageous in the face of trouble, intrapid |
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| wedding day, to hesitate because of fear or uncertainty, chicken, scary movie |
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| to look a gift horse in the mouth |
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| ungrateful, to be critical of a present |
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| grow rich by taking advantage of circumstances, hustle, dupe, fly by night,dubious |
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| to flood, overwhelm, overflow of water, to cover |
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| useless, ineffectual, desert, fruitless tree |
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| moving, painful to the feelings, having a sharp and deep effect on the feelings |
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| jumble, drive through, confused, mixed up, distort, labyrinth |
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| optimistic, flushed or red/blood |
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| calm, hard to rouse to action, macabre, lathorgic, idol, motionless, dull, neutral, lazynot motivated, sluggish |
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| to force, intimidate, maphia, compel, loan shark, haze |
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| to slip by, expire, pass by as time does, flower growing(documentary,) time passes |
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| Iris, careful, fussy, very careful, careful about details |
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| careless, negligent, not tight or firm, loose, slack, not strict or exact |
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| occasional, happening from time to time, not regular, yearly, annual |
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| unreliable, they fail one in time of distress |
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| to lead a wild or carefree life |
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| too hasty, reckless, risky, impulsive, mad hatter |
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| guess, hypothesis, prognosticate, speculate, infer, estimate, opinion formed without sure facts |
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| do away with, eliminate, get rid of, make unnecessary, to prevent by acting ahead of time, cease, terminate, expel, quell |
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| sensational, shock, startle, negative, grusome, macabre, sordid |
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| joke, gag, clever comment, clever or witty remark, jest |
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| unexpected financial gain, inheritance |
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| bitter criticism, ranting and raving, caustic, chastise, abuse, scoff |
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| restraint, restriction, arrest, stymie, limits, reserved |
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| accidental, lucky, arbitrary, winful, manna, chance, coincidence |
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| disjointed, garbled, jumbled, drive through, confused, bewildered, losing their inhibition, rambling |
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| type, sort, kin, kind, gender, class |
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| to wear one's heart on one's sleeve |
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| to make one's feelings evident, people know what you feel, crying |
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| elite, eminent, distinguish, illustrious |
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| sign, poster, banner, handycap sign, pamphlet, billboard |
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| reward, pay, salary, wage, earnings, compensation, restitution |
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| slight, tinge, nuance, hint, trifle |
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| to wash dirty linen in public |
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| to openly discuss private affairs, having no filter,not thinking before you talk |
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| erase, release, oust, terminate, delete, expel |
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| ostentatious, flashy, glamorous, showy, colorful, Elton John, Lady GaGa, gotty, blatant, standing out, stick out like a sore thumb |
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| something greatly detested, abomination, deleterious, lucipher, despicable |
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| split, Eastern Orthodox church and Christian church |
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| the giver, place of perfection, dragonsong, the ideal place |
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| to avoid disgrace, to back petal, a bad joke |
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| fearful, fretful, timid, tremulous, chicken |
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| cut short, condensed, trim |
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| gay, sprightly, dapper, smart dresser, erie, blond, Shea, S^3 |
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| quell, quarrelsome, undisaplen, stinant, revel |
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| showy, flashy, flamboyant |
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| ask urgently, persistent, vexatious, solicit, implore, badger |
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| undeniable, undisputable, unquestionable |
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| stealthy, clandestine, accomplished by secret, furtive, on the down low, hush hush |
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| place of safety, sanctuary, utopia, refuge, safe house, donicile, retreat |
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| conquer, Cortez, Hitler, quell, coerce, master, overcoming, enslave, boss, rule the roost |
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| to take the bull by the horns |
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| to face a problem directly, responsibility |
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| supreme, superb, highest, creme of the crop, superlative, eminent, final decision |
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| secession, to result finally, conclusion, June 17th, come about |
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| oust, frebreeze, to give off, eliminate, expel, discharge, defuse, giving off an odor |
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| bury, underground, dungeon, underfoot, mole, atlantis, subterranean termite |
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| feasible, plausible, possible, practicable, workable, aplicable, reasonable |
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| the major portion, the majority, all for one, Mr. Krabbs |
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| grounds for a conclusion, thesis, evidence, conclusion, prognosticate, hypothesis |
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| extortion, endanger, risk, jeopardy, gamble, threaten |
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| dubious, I'm from Missouri, doubtful, skeptical |
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| diffusion, steep, infuse, invade, penetrate, to spread through |
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| favorable, beneficial, benide, promising |
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| out of the frying pan into the fire |
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| to go from a difficult situation to a worse one, putting your foot in your mouth, to pour oil on troubled waters, fuel the fire, go up in smoke |
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| to see that interest doesn't die down, Shea, cheer leading, convivial |
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| guess, infer, prognosticate, hypothesis, conjecture, estimate, premise, theory |
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| slash, Wal Mart, truncate, abridge, shortcut, abreviate, condense |
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| to put down, sepress, inhibition, holding something in, restrain |
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| puzzling, advasive, aluting, obscure, incoherent, jumble, garble, complex, brain teaser |
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| in an early stage, prophase, cells, rudimentary, basic, elementary, prototype,perfunctory |
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| to strive for, crave, ambition, dream, wish, avid, zealous, aspirant, a goal, persue, strive, desire |
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| attack verbally, belittle, berate, chastise, take down a peg, admonish, scold, reprimand, condemn |
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| irritate, upset, tease, disturb, vexatious, pest, agitate, badger, myphed, urk |
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| open, to wash dirty linens in public, to wear your heart on your sleeve, extrovert, exposed, public, blatant, conspiquous |
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| assign to an inferior position, stymie, downgrade, ostrocize, exile, EPL, hand me down, bottom 3, downgrade, take down a peg, demote, chastise |
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| to make peace, treaty, amicable |
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| lying on the back, rolly pollies, prone, dog, trusting, flat but exposed |
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| huge, gigantic, mammoth mountain, colossal, monumental, perculient, prodigious |
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| disgust, gross out, repel, rebuff, reject, snub them |
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| frenzy, calamity, feasco, mahem, out of order, craziness, disorder, bewilderment, chaotic, ruin |
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| dogzilla, bombing, anialate, terminate, nuclear bomb, abliberate, abolish, tear down, destroy, fat man and little boy |
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| creme of the crop, Larry H. Parker |
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| scatter, sally, mouse, run, scamper, scuddle, hurry, dash, sprint |
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| incisor, sharp, acute, clear, keen, droit, teeth, incision, clever, Sherlock Holmes |
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| deadly, fatal, killer, malligilant, malevolent, 9-11 |
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| pushing buttons, hot headed, bringing something on, fuel the fire, dispatch, instigate, antagonize |
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| classifying someone by how they look, ilk, predjudice, preset, ignorance, bigot, religant |
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| to praise extravagantly, spoil, teacher's pet |
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| voluble, lawn mower, ear splitting, blaring, loud, speaker, concert, dephening, obnoxtious, plane engine |
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| exceptional, razing the bar, unique, original, soul, untypical, extraordinary |
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| heroism, brave, to keep a stiff upper lip, intrepid, tenisaty, galant, shivalry, moxy, soldier, courage |
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| discriminant, bigot, not tolerant, racist, favoritism, protisants, can be positive or negative, stereotype, girls vs. boys, prejudice |
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| super easy, P.E.A, cake walk, child's play, regular 7th grade core class |
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| to weaken one's position by stating the argument before that person does, one up, out show someone |
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| partnership, involvement, guiltiness, confederocy,collaboration, manipulation, partnership in wrongdoing |
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| elimination, removel,disposal of, killing |
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| an associate in crime, insider, colleague, an accessory, associate, ally ,assistant |
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| contradict, cancel, take back, unsay, recoil, draw back, withdraw previous statements |
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| punishable, liable, at fault, blameful, blameworthy, caught, caught red handed, guilty |
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| absentmindedness or daydreaming, unfocused |
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| to conceal defects, to give a falsely virtuous appearance to something |
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| intro, route, approach, entrance, entree,admittance |
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| to make a start by overcoming, initial difficulties |
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| a secret means of spreading info |
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| best champ, standard, romodel, ultimate, model of excellence |
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| migrant, gypsy, drift, travel, roam |
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| crabbiness, acrimony, bitter, churlish, irritability, harshness of temper |
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| nickname, apellation, title, designation, descriptive name |
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| at issue, questionable, doubtful, dispute, dubious, contestable, debatable |
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| retract, revoke, cancel, dissolve, nullify, invalidate, abolish |
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| affirm, maintain, offer, plead, profess, declare, reported, supposed |
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| nullify, abrogate, abolish, cancel, counteract, to deprive of legal force |
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| avert, prevent, cease, exclude, restrain |
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| stick with it, endure, see it through, keep at it, work hard, aspire, determined, persue, proceed |
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| ruins, museum, memorial, historical, battleground, turning point of a period |
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| exotic, aquired, alien, external, extraneous, import |
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| recite, soapbox, rant, spout, inveigh, speak, speak loudly, proclaim, lecture, attack |
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| repress, shackle, restrain, bind, chain, hobble, hold captive |
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| native, inherent, natural |
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| sociable, convivial, conversable, outgoing, cordial |
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| natural environment, cave, domicile, home, residence |
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| hasty, not thorough, rash, careless, perfunctory |
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| an unauthorized person, an intruder, party crasher, pest, trespasser, unwanted visitor, uninvited guest |
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| taking the straightest and shortest route |
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| producing abundantly, abundant, reproductive |
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| protection, guard, fortification, support |
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| largely inactive, accustomed to sitting, motionless, lazy, idle, sluggish |
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| thrifty, stingy, meticulous, discreet |
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| exact opposite, antonyms, antipode, contradictory, flip side, reverse, inverse |
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| the world, the flesh, and the devil |
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| temptations that cause man to sin, peer pressure |
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| unselfish, Robin Hood, all heart, generous, good scout, considerate, humane |
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| adorn, touch up, garnish, make beautiful, decorate, touch up, gussy up |
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| a secret hiding place, stash, hideout, hoard |
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| small group having something in common, cadre, circle, clique, possy |
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| greed, strong desire, hunger, craing |
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| to make bricks without straw |
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| to attempt to do something without having the necessary materials |
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| aptitude, expertise, craftsmanship |
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| foolish boldness, hastiness, careless, daring |
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| full of love, lovesick, passionate |
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| descendants, ancestors, family |
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