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| characterized by ability to move quickly with suppleness and grace |
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| something that relieves the effects of poison |
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| to find out definately; to determine |
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| kindness, generosity, charity |
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| deserted, without inhabitants, barren |
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| loud and discordant noises, cacophony |
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| to advise agianst, to talk out of |
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| cannot be removed, washed away or earsed |
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| unable to move or to act, sluggish |
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| ill will or evil intentions |
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| to remove all traces of; to do away with; to destroy completely; to cancel |
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| scarcity, fewness of number, dearth |
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| devotion and reverence to God |
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| dangerous, risky, not a secure situation |
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| commonplace, uninspired, banal |
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| sparkling, shinning, of flashing |
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| filthy in appearance, sordid |
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