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possessing cleverness or imagination, inventive, clever, effective, original |
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lacking self-confidence, rather shy and reserved in the way you behave |
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confusing noise, the noise of loud voices talking all at once, a noisy place |
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a woman's short haircut, especially a straight cut at chin length |
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a rich-looking or respected woman of advanced years |
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intended to be funny but often silly or inappropriate |
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inspiring hate, contempt, or disgust |
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encourage and strengthen through support |
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hard to find, catch or pin down; hard to call to mind or memory |
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badly organized, fails to make the best use of time |
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an event or action that introduces or precedes something else that is more important |
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having a high degree of skill in something |
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information that is newly disclosed, revealing something previously hidden or secret |
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corruption, a corrupt act |
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relating to barbers or their work |
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provoke feeling, to cause someone to feel a particular emotion |
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brief and to the point, confined tightly by something such as a belt |
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originally from Greek mythology a winged creature with a lion's body and human head, a mysterious or inscrutable person, someone with a secret |
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deprive of effectiveness, take away another's power, force or effectiveness |
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from the French Revolution, the cart that carried condemned prisoners to the guillotine |
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something or someone who deter another, restrains another, a stop to action |
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average, adequate but not good |
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to make weaker, to reduce the strength of something |
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