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(n.) protection against external danger; safeguard |
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(v. or adj.) to move with a sinuous or wavelike motion; wavy |
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(adj.) capable of being perceived or recognized; detectable by the senses |
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(n.) the emission of visible light by a body; brilliance |
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(adj. or v.) not clear or plain, vague, uncertain; to conceal or make something vague or uncertain |
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(n.) any variety of small water plants characterized by the absence of roots, branches, or stems |
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(n.) a small shellfish that attaches itself to submerged objects |
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(n.) the broad spot where a river meets the sea; delta |
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(n.) mound of earth or rock |
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(n.) tree that grows in warm, marshy areas |
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(adj.) having or showing good sense or judgment; wise; prudent |
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(n.) the small part that remains of something after the main part has been taken away |
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(adj.) glowing or giving off light |
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(v.) to speak of in a belittling manner; to express a negative opinion of |
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(n.) a prediction about something in the future, often a result of spiritual powers |
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(n.) forced submission to control by others; oppression |
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(n.) rejection of all laws and order; the belief that values, meaning, and goodness do not exist in the world |
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(adv.) carefully and busily |
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(adj.) well-known, an recognized expert in a particular field, well-respected |
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(n.) a deserved punishment |
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(adj.) seeming to be true without really being so |
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(n.) craftiness, cleverness, deceitfulness |
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(adj.) causing a change or alteration in something |
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(adv.) without calling attention to oneself; without causing a stir |
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(adj.) all systems fine; completely satisfactory; OK |
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(adj.) spending much more than is wise; wasteful; going beyond what is just or deserved |
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1. (n.) appearance, especially the look or expression of the face
2. (v.) to accept or approve of |
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(adj.) having a kindly disposition; gracious, gentle, or kind |
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(v.) to change from a liquid into a thickened mass; to form a clot as in blood |
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(n.) the state of being drowsy, listless, indifferent or lazy; lacking energy |
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(n.) physical strength or mental vigor; great energy |
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(v.) to make or become liquid |
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(adj.) economical in use or expenditure; not wasteful; meager or scanty as in a frugal meal |
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(adj.) disposed to cause harm, suffering or death |
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(v.) to act against or provide resistance to; to be hostile or adverse to |
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(n.) a building, especially one of large or imposing size; any large or complex structure |
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(n.) a state of high excitement, interest, or stimulation |
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(v.) to show sorrow or regret; to mourn deeply |
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(v.) to recover or regain; to bring back |
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(v.) burning or charring the surface of |
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(v.) to enter a country or region in which one was not born in order to make a permanent home there |
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(n.) tending to have changing especially gromy or sullen moods |
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(v.) to bring about or get through cleverness, tricky, or deceit |
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(v.) to upset; disconcert |
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(adj.) capable of being collapsed or disassembled, usually for carrying |
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(n.) fancy penmanship or highly decorative handwriting |
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(adj.) too particular, fussy, difficult to please |
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(v.) to charge with a crime or fault |
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(v.) to work or act in a poor or clums way |
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(v.) to be very disturbed or agitated |
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(adj.) suggesting an unhealthy or unwholesome state of mind; unnaturally concerned with death, disease, etc. |
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(adj.) persistent or determined in effort; stubborn |
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(n.) a way of conveying information by using flags or lights; signalling |
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(adj.) green with vegetation; the color green |
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(adj.) like a boor; unmannered, crude, insensitive |
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(adj.) complicated, intricately involved; twisted or coiled |
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(adj.) a dark blue dye obtained from plants; the dark blue color |
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(n.) the triangular-shaped shoulder bone |
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(n.) a minor official, a 'gofer' |
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(n.) a person with no family of home; anything without an owner |
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(n.) a Jewish house of worship |
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(adv.) doing something in a secret of stealthy manner |
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(adj. or v.) causing irritation, annoyance, or exasperation |
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(v.) to be filled or overwhelmed with consternation, horror, or fear |
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(adj.) a feeling of deep sorrow or sympathy for another who has suffered misfortune |
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