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| ADJ: failing to accomplish an intended aim or purpose |
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| V: to spread news, reports, or unsubstantiated rumors |
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| ADJ: insolent or rude in speech or behavior; humiliating |
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| N: a short saying; an authoritative statement |
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| V: to settle comfortably and firmly in position; to hide in a safe place |
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| ADj: attacking or seeking to overthrow popular or traditional beliefs |
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| ADJ: in the middle of things |
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| ADJ: mutually destructive |
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| ADJ: lacking skill or dexterity; lacking tact |
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| ADJ: excessively sentimental |
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| V: to temper or soften; to regulate, adjust |
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| ADJ: foreshadowing an event to come; pompous |
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| N: knowledge of events or actions before they happen; foresight |
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| ADJ: conductive to helth or well-being; wholesome |
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| ADJ: characterized by riotous or unretrained revelry |
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| N: a means of testing worth |
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| ADJ: so shocking to the emotions as to cause lasting and substantial psychological damage |
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| ADJ: fond of making jokes |
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