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| mentally challenged persons who exhibit genius in a highly specialized area |
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| persons who follow totalitarian dictatorship; reactionary persons |
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| of or having to do with drama |
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| one who preys upon another |
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| state of being taught a doctrine, belief or principle |
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| a fragrant mixture of dried flower petals and spices |
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| happening at the same time |
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| breathing in; creative force or influence |
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| breathing out; dying away; coming to an end |
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| struggling; proceeding in a bungling or hesitant manner |
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| talks foolishness; speaks nonsense |
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| meantime; temporary; intervening |
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| talks in a monotonous tone |
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| science devoted to the system of interrelationships between organisms and their environment |
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| any one of a large class of structurally related compounds containing the carbon ring of the steroids; includes various hormones and acids |
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| words used with an inner meaning; speech in which is opposite of that actually expresses |
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freelance photographers or reporters who pursue celebrities to take candid pictures |
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centered around pride in European background or heritage |
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to move; to leave one's proper route |
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coming into a country as a settler |
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fearful of strangers or foreign people |
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absorbtion in one's own mental state or process; tendency to view things |
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one who makes a scientific study of the human race |
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male organs of flowering plants |
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female organs of flowering plants |
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part of the brain controlling temperature, hunger, thirst, and the pituitary gland |
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Australian marsupial resembling the opossum |
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of an empire; majestic |
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bright red color or pigment |
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advocates of capitalism, a system dependent of privately-owned property and profit |
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not acting; in a state of suspension |
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miserable; too deep or great to be measured; extremely bad |
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glowing in the dark; giving off light by a substance exposed to x-ray, ultraviolet rays, or certain rays |
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relating to something that grows or springs up rapidly; diseased, spongy growth |
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