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| ridiculous, ludicrous, preposterous |
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| deep hole; deep immeasurable space, gulf, or cavity |
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| to increase in speed, cause to move faster |
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| praise, enthusiastic approval |
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| sharp in some way, or sharp in intellect; crucial |
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| perceptive; sharp; keen; shrewd |
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| something or someone associated with another but in a defendant or secondary position |
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| pleasantly easy to get along with; friendly and warm |
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| attempt or appear to be what one is not for the purpose of impressing others |
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| overcome by surprise, disgust or amazement; seized with terror; shocked |
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| condition or being able to move quickly and easily or being mentally alert |
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| skillfulness, dexterity, nimbleness |
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| to shake or grow excited; to move around a lot, to disturb or excite emotionally |
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| temptation, attraction, fascination |
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| distant in relations with other people |
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| concerned for the welfare of others |
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| benevolent, charitable, humane, compassionate |
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| someone not paid to engage in a hobby, sport, etc. |
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| to change, often by formal procedure |
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| lacking a specific shape (like a ghost or phantom) |
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| animal at home in both on land and in the water |
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| thin and bony facial features |
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| intense dislike for someone or something |
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| remedy to relieve the effects of poison |
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| opening (typically used with camera lens) |
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| similar to, or composed of water |
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| pleasing fragrance; any odor or smell |
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| to speak clearly; enunciate |
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| trickery, clever ruse; deception |
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| the ability to create or imagine; innovation |
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| to find out or discover by examination |
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| to overwhelm with amazement |
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