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Disposition that favors something. |
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Avoiding the truth; misleading |
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To anticipate or make unnessary |
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Inverse relationship, in exchange for. |
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The act of plundering or pillaging. |
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The seizure of property by force. |
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Relating to "Stoic"; having little emotion |
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Sporty, in a friendly manner. |
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In a joyful, carefree manner; ignorance. |
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Trait of being in a humorous, joking manner. |
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To show clearly, manifest |
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To increase in rank, or power. To make something appear better than it is. |
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Untruthful, deceitful, falsehood. |
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A paid position that has very little work attached to it. |
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A strong feeling of eagerness |
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A steep slope; fortification. |
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Carelessness, heedless, indifferent. |
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Habitually reserved, uncommunicative. |
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A person overly concerned with forms and rules. |
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Regurgitation of small amount of food. |
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A loud, harsh, and strident noise. |
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Overabundance of glamorous things. |
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The exceptional ability of a child. |
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Exhibiting an agreeable and appropriate manner. |
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Stealthy, well-hidden, covert |
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