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"Like I say, I think George would go right on living in the house if he had his druthers," Judy Diment said.
1.One's own way, choice, or preference.
DRUHTH-erz Noun |
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"No one ever influenced Tolkien—you might as well try to influence a bandersnatch."
1.An imaginary wild animal of fierce disposition.
BAN-der-snach Noun |
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"The cottonwool clouds billow out like puffs of smoke, and the raindrops are quite forceful."
1.To rise or roll in or like a great wave; surge.
BIL-oh Verb |
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"Perhaps most amazingly, votaries of "diversity" insist on absolute conformity."
1.One who is devoted, given, or addicted to some particular pursuit, subject, study, or way of life.
VOH-tuh-ree Noun |
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"It would be easy to slip off into woolgathering and miss a deadline."
1.Indulgence in idle daydreaming.
WOOL-gath-(uh)-ring Adjective |
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