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adj; excessively talkative |
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adj; being without vigor or spirit; listless |
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n; anything huge or very powerful |
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adj; clearheaded; rational |
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adj; given to tears or weeping |
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v; to place close together or side by side in order to compare or contrast |
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n; vocabulary specific to a particular profession or group |
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v; to stir up or get going; to excite |
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n; a council (especially after a revolution) |
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adj; made dull, apathetic, or cynical by experience |
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adj; said or done in jest |
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v; to feel disgust for something; to intensely hate |
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n; irresistible, crushing force |
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adj; prone to engage in lawsuits |
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adj; causing horror or revulsion |
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adj; not tense, firm, or rigid |
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v; to throw away something superfluous |
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adj; related; similar in nature or character |
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n; extremely aggressive and militant patriotism |
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v; to say or do something jokingly or mockingly |
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n; untrustworthiness; lack of principles |
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n; one opposed to technological change |
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n; a person who does not belong to a particular profession or who is not expert in some field |
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adj; brief and to the point |
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n; a customary repertoire of ideas, phrases or observances |
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adj; lazy, sluggish, or indifferent |
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n; a written defamatory statement |
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n; footman; servant; "yes-man" |
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v; to treat as a celebrity |
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n; tolling of a bell at a funeral |
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n; trip; especially one taken for pleasure by an official |
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