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| v. to proclaim or announce |
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| adj. characterized by fairness; just |
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| v. to disentangle (from layers of trouble / literal) |
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| v. to steal, embezzle (small amounts) |
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| v. to treat with distain, scorn; mock |
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| n. a commandment; rule; creed; principle |
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| adj. bitterly severe in demeanor/language |
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| n. affliction, bane, woe, agony |
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| adj. deathlike; hollow and deep |
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adj. characterized by sleepiness or drowsiness, sleepy, lathargic
n. a drug that can induce sleep ex. anesthesia |
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| adj. strict in conduct; stringent |
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| lasting only a short time; fleeting |
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| adj. not readily handled or managed ex. lots of papers, etc. |
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| adj. having lost life, sharpness, or flavor, bland |
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| n. something added in writing |
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| v. to forecast or predict; tell from signs |
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