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A poet, often a singer as well |
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(N.) A device that supplies power (N.) Assualt, beating |
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(N.) Something of tremendous power or size |
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(Adj.) marked by goodness or doing good |
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(adj.) To scold vehemently |
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(adj.) Devoid of, without |
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(v.) To beg, plead, implore |
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(N.) A tendency, inclination, prejudice |
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(v.) To coax using flattery |
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(N.) an imperfection, flaw |
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(n.) A plague, disease
(n.) Something that destoys hope |
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(adj.) Loud and full of energy |
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(adj.) Excessively confident, pompus |
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(n.) A middle-class person, capitalist |
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(adj.) Excessively bold, brash |
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(adj.) Short, abrupt, dismissive |
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(v.) To strike with force
(n.) An arrangement of food set out on a table |
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(v.) To support, hold up
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