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| professional soldier hired by foreign army |
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| to turn over or deliver legal jurisdiction |
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| an organized group of people with an obsessive devotion to a person of principals |
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| one who merely dabbles in art or science |
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| having a buoyant self-confident air |
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| excessively eager to deliver help |
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| an expert in matters of culture, food, or wine |
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| a slight or subtle degree of difference |
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| sociable, fond of the company of others |
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| extremely careful about small details |
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| inessential, not constituting a vital part |
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| to force by using pressure |
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| to assist or engage in wrongdoing |
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| a hated, repellent thing or a formal curse |
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| teasing; playful conversation |
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| made up of dissimilar parts, being of many colors |
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| to criticize or punish severely |
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| the crime of holding a belief that goes against established doctrine |
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| public shame, disgrace or dishonor |
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| lacking social graces, tactless |
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| extremely thin, wasted away |
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