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| (V) to imitate deceptively, to represent falsely, to pretend |
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| (A) burdened, loaded down, oppressed |
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| (N) extreme poverty, destitution |
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| (V) to set right, to remedy, to rectify |
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| (V) to infer without sufficient evidence, to guess |
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| (A) lacking intelligence, empty, devoid of substance |
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| (V) to begin a discussion about something difficult |
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| (A) questionable; doubtful, not able to be trusted |
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| (A) Causing dread, inspiring respect or awe because of size/power |
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| (A) impulsive; rash; acting suddenly without thought or care |
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| (N) Moderate or small amount, especially of something valuable |
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| (A) conforming to established practices; adhering to tradition; conventional |
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| (A) drawn out and lengthened in time, prolonged, lasting for a long time |
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| (A) harmful, venomous; malignant |
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| (A) shriveled or wrinkled with age, dry; withered |
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| (N) sharpness or insight; keen perception; shrewd judgment |
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| (V) to ridicule, to mock, to laugh at in contempt |
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| (A) tending to delay or procrastinate; slow, tardy |
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| (A) stealthily deceitful, intended to entrap; crafty |
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| (A) hard to control or direct; stubborn |
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| (A) argumentative; quarrelsome |
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| (V) to put an end to; to suppress, to extinguish |
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| (V or N) to answer back, usually in a sharp, angry or witty manner |
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| (A) understood without being stated; implied; unvoiced |
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| (N) the power of using ones own will; the act of king a choice or decision |
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| (N) cheerful, readiness or willingness, liveliness |
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| (N) trickery, subterfuge, deception |
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| (A) careful, cautious, prudent |
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| (N) deadlock, stand-still |
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| (N) insulting, abusive, highly critical language |
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| (V) deliberately avoid work, to feign illness to avoid work/duty |
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| (V) to cause anger, irritation, annoyance |
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| (V) to criticize severely, to find fault with |
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| (A) corrupt, purchasable, open to bribery |
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| (A) argumentative, fond of argument, willing to argue |
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| (A) impenetrable, incapable of being hurt, resilient |
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| (A) domineering, intrusive, meddlesome |
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| (A) practical, business-like, factual |
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| (A) seeming likely to be true but open to doubt, worthy of belief |
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| (V) to prevent, to frustrate |
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| (A) sluggish, inactive, lazy |
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| (V) to decrease in strength, to decrease gradually, to grow smalelr |
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| (A) crude, rude, offensive, ill-mannered |
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| (V) to coax, tease, wheedle |
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| (V) to oppose, to plead against |
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| (A) stubborn, uncompromising, unyielding |
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| (N) long, noisy, pompous speech |
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| (N) demeanor, manner or bearing |
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| (A) combative in nature, quarrelsome, belligerent |
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| (A) forceful, vigorously effective, keen and sharp |
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| (A) boastful, pompous, smug, conceited |
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| (N) abnormality, deviation |
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| (A) sullen, gloomy, morose |
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| (V) firmly established, settled securely |
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| (A) inclined to make trouble, unruly, irritable |
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| (A) cannot be erased, forgotten, eliminated |
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| (N) generosity with gifts and money |
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| (N) act intended to deceive or trick |
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| (A) loyal, faithful, dependable |
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| (A) biting, sharp, corrosive, acidic |
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| (V) accost unexpectedly, to ambush, to lie and wait |
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| good humor; playful conversation |
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| brutal, vial, cruel and violent |
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| insincerety, hypocrisy, meaningless phrases |
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| 1) reddish, rosy, reddy 2) flowery and showy as in language |
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| narrow minded; short sighted |
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| exclusive right, power or privilege |
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| to meditate or ponder; to chew on for an extended period |
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| lacking in freshness or effectiveness because of overuse; stale; unoriginal |
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| acting or serving as a substitute; felt or enjoyed through imagined participation of others |
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