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n. an opening, gap, rupture, fitg; a violation or infraction; v. to create an opening, break through ant. close, seal |
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adg. careful, cautious syn. wary, prudent, guarded ant. incautious, rash, reckless, heedless |
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v. to seize for military use syn. take over, requisition, expropriate |
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n. standstill resulting from the opposition of two equal forces or factions; v. to bring to such a sandstill syn. standloff, stalemate, impasse ant. areement, accord, breakthrough |
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| n. a difficult or preplexing situation or problem |
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| v. to wipe out; to keep pneself from being noticed |
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| v. to make a mess of; muddle through: to get by; n. a hopless mess |
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| adj. stubborn and often unreasonable in holding to one's own ideas, having a closed mind |
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| v. to save from fire or shipwreck; n. property thus saved |
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| adj. not genuine, not true, not valid |
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| v. to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place |
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| v. make up for; to repay for services |
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| adh. loose in one's morals or behavior |
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| adj. not regular or consisntent; different from what is expected; undependable |
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| n. the process of driving or forcing out |
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| n. deliberately deceptive movementl a pretense; v. to make a deceptive movemenl to make a pretense of |
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| n. food for cow or horses, raw materail for a designated purpose |
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| v. to make fun of rudely or unkindly; n. a rude remark of derision |
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| adj. bringing in money profitable |
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| adj. average, ordinary, undistinguished |
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| v. to conquer by force, bring under complete control |
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| v. to soil, stain, tarnish, defile, besmirch |
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| v. to tease, torment by teasing |
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| adj. resembling an angel portrayed as a little child with a beautiful, round, or chubby face; sweet and innocent |
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| v. to disagree; n. disagreement |
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| v. to drive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome menacing, or oppresive |
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| n an extremely poor person |
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| v. to steal in small quantities |
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| n. a likeness; an outsward appearance; an apparition |
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| adj. commonplace; overused, stale |
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| v. to seizr snf holf s podiyion by force or without right |
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| n. approach or admittance to places, persons and things an increase v. to get at, obtain |
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| n. a lack of governement and law; confusion |
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| adj. hard to do, requiring much effort |
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| adj. favorable; fortunate |
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| adj. favoring one side undulyl prejudiced |
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| v. to overcome with fear; inditmidate; to dishearten, dicourage |
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| v. to free from tangles or complications |
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| adj. determined in advance by destiny or fortune |
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| v. to midlead by a trick, deceive |
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| adj. overly self-important in speech and manner; excessively stately or ceremonious |
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