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completely filled or supplied with |
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to be completely soaked,
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of high or outstanding reputation |
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choosing at random
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desiring or consuming great quantities |
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to exist in great numbers |
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branch of knowledge dealing with engineering, applied science, etc. |
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to predict or foretell a future event |
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a robot; a mechanical "person" |
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a statement that at first seems to be absurd or self-contradictory but which may in fact turn out to be true |
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special field of something or someone; kingdom |
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a trace, smattering, or slight degree
small amount of |
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to pester, nag, annoy, persistently |
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to plead urgently for aid or mercy or assistance |
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unpleasant, dull, or hard work |
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to understand, know, become aware of |
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expressing much in few words
concise, pithy |
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crowd, great number of people |
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to approach and speak of
greet first |
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secret, stealthy, uncommunicative |
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a person guilty of a major crime |
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move the arms energetically,
to use lively gestures |
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intensify, heighten, to make greater |
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slight variation in meaning, tone, etc. shade of difference |
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to show sharp disapproval,
to scold severely |
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sarcastic, biting, stinging |
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having a bad reputation, evil |
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to shove hard, to push, to elbow |
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a person easily tricked or fooled |
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just beginning to exist, just starting |
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heedless, not attentive, due to an oversight, negligent |
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to reject, decline, disown,
refuse to accept |
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stiffen with fear or anger,
to have ones hair stand up |
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a less offensive term, saying something in a less offensive way |
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inappropriate, having inconsistent elements |
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pity, expression of sympathy |
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to specify a condition, to make a specific demand |
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briskness, lively action, quick willingness |
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to overawe, to make afraid |
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a false attack, pretense, sham |
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to make known offically, to proclaim, to make public |
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impudent, bold, sassy, shameless |
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to make seem less important |
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having actual form,
able to be touched |
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to correct by punishing, chastise |
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dirty, base, filthy, ignoble |
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person in his or her eighties |
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candidate for high position |
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wild fit, frantic outburst |
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coarse, rough, gross, rude |
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going unchecked, widespread, flourishing |
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outrageous, glaringly bad,
notorious |
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to warn, to reprove, to scold |
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compulsion, force, coercion |
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the guilty person,
one who commits a crime |
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inflexible, unrelenting, cannot be moved by persuasion |
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remarkably bad, outstanding for undesirable quality |
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mentally confused, c
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to draw forth, to extract |
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harmful, causing injury,
damaging |
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to put up with, to bear, to permit |
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to make a deduction, to infer,
to interpret |
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freedom from punishment,
exemption |
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done without care, superficial |
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feeling of disappointment, humiliation |
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contrary, persisting in error |
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to ridicule, to scoff (sneer) at |
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praiseworthy, commendable |
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put an end to, crush, stop |
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one to whom you confide your secrets |
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cannot be pacified,
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power, range of authority |
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small fight, brief encounter |
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massively solid, massive structure |
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poor, needy, poverty-stricken |
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based on a whim, dictatorial |
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a likeness (usually of a hated person) |
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show contempt, scoff (sneer) at |
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unruly, agitated, riotous |
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