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| verb. to come together to fuse or unite |
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| verb. to scorn or despise |
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| adj. insubordinate; rebellious |
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| adj. capable of being set right; correctable; reparable. |
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| noun/verb. to approve of or tolerate; face; composure |
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| verb. to deceive, beguile, or hoodwink |
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| adj. contemptibly fainthearted; lacking any courage |
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| noun. a crusty, ill-tempered coot; a misanthrope |
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| noun. rout; fiasco; complete failure |
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| adj. correct; formal; marked by decorum. |
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| verb. to embezzle or misappropriate |
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| verb. to blacken; to belittle' to sully; to defame; to disparage |
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| noun. an outcome or solution; the unraveling of a plot |
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| noun. accretion; depositing' building up layer by layer; official testimony |
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| verb. to disparage, belittle or put down |
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| verb. to plunder, pillage, ravage or destroy; exploit in a predatory manner. |
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| adj. unoriginal; obtained from another source. |
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| verb. to comment at length. |
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| verb. to discriminate or discern. |
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| noun. slandering; verbal attack, aspersion |
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| adj. reserved, shy or unassuming; lacking of self-confidence |
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| verb. to stray from the point; to go off on a tangent |
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| adj. causing delay; procrastination |
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| noun. loud, sustained noise |
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| noun. a song of grief or lamentation |
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| verb. to estrange or alienate the affection of |
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| verb. to defeat; to put down |
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| adj. digressive, passing from one topic to another |
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| noun, disintegration; looseness in morals |
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| noun. the state or act of extending or being swollen out of shape |
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| adj. distracted; absent-minded, especially due to anxiety. |
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| noun. trivial, poorly constructed verse. |
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| noun. slag, waste, or foreign matter. impurity. surface scum. |
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| adj. melodious. harmonious. melliflous |
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| noun. generator; forceful, energetic person |
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| adj. culled from many sources |
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| adj, voracious; devouring |
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| noun. outflow in a stream of particles; a noxious odor or vapor |
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| noun. boldness, impudence, arrogance. |
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| adj. gushing. excessively demonstrative. |
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| noun. glowing and enthusiastic praise; panegyric; tribute; eulogy. |
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| adj. restricted or peculiar to a particular region, indigenous. |
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| verb. to cause; to produce; to give rise to. |
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| noun. excessive wickedness; evilness. |
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| adj. evanescent; fleeting; short-lived |
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| noun. one devoted to sensual pleasure, particularly in food & drink; gourmand; sybarite |
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| adj. loosely connected; not flowing logically |
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| noun. disparaging word or phrase |
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| noun. embodiment; quintessence |
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| noun. composure; self-possesion. |
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