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apparent, open for view/knowledge |
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definite course of action,
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wise & trusted counselor,
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a person good at telling stories |
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to drink an alcoholic beverage |
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unpredictable, imaginative |
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to lay down (rules), to put in writing |
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sharp to taste/smell, to the point |
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prematurely developed (maturity), appearing early (flowers) |
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to make impossible, prevent |
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extremely hungry, greedy or eager for satisfaction |
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talk foolish, chatter in a simple minded way |
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traitor, someone that leaves one thing for another |
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someone who can act effective in difficult situations |
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pavement, stone used to make a road |
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a storehouse, where things are kept |
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grow by multiplication of parts, spread rapidly |
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commonplace, unimaginative |
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not a large quantiy, scarce, fewness |
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worthless, rediculously small |
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to demolish, crush, make into a poweder |
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to do away with, destroy completely |
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propose/consider/accept ( a theory) |
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educate, able to read and write |
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party, disguise, false outward show |
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unusual or extreme paleness, from fear. ill health, death |
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a voyage, long series of wanderings |
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a barrier, something that blocks or closes up with an obstacle |
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keeness of mental perception, insight |
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