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| V. Approach or address someone boldly or aggressively. Could be sexual, or with harmful intentions |
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| Adj. Characterized by ease and friendliness |
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| Adj. Having mixed feelings, or contradicting ideas |
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| Adj. In addition to the main support, you have the backup (if you have a main internet connection place, you also have an ancillary internet thingy in case the other one doesn’t work) |
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| N. Something that deviates from the standard |
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| Adj. Massively destructive |
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| Adj. Based on a random choice, without reason |
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| Adj. Enthusiastic/ dedicated (you don’t need to be good at it) |
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| V. To grow pale with embarrassment/anger/etc. |
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| N. A pretentious, swaggering display of courage |
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| N. An artistic composition, esp. literary or dramatic… caricature, slapstick (SNL is sometimes burlesque), makes fun of something in a crude way |
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| N. Harsh discordance of sound; dissonance…. Harsh and unpleasant noise |
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| V. To persuade by flattery; wheedle; coax |
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| Adj. Careful; shrewd; cautious |
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| Adj. Capable of holding much; spacious or roomy |
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| N. Spurious/tortuous logic (making excuses) |
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| Adj. Pertaining to the sky or visible heaven |
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| V. To wear or abrade by rubbing |
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| Adj. Cautious or careful; wary |
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| Adj. Unreal; imaginary; unrealistic; based on fantasy |
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| V. To draw a line around; encircle |
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| V. Watchful and discreet; cautious, careful |
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| V. To go around or bypass: to circumvent the lake |
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| V. To feel or express sorrow or sympathy for |
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| Adj. Complying; obeying, obliging, or yielding, esp. in a submissive way |
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| N. A means of transmission (like a tube or wire) |
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| Adj. Relating to marriage |
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| V/Adj. To bring to completion, to finish (v)/ fully realized (adj.) |
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| Adj. Large in quantity or number; abundant; plentiful |
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| Adj. Destructive by eating away |
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| Adj. Cowardly (totally letting your fear take over), groveling with fear |
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| N. Belief system/ principals |
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| V. To choose; select; pick. To reduce or select through elimination |
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| N. Eager or excessive desire, esp. to possess something; greed; avarice. |
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| N. A person who shows or expresses a bitterly or sneeringly cynical attitude. One with a scornfully negative view of human nature |
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| N. The state of moral/cultural decline usually through over indulgence. (In terms of art – overdone and verified – beautiful but devoid of any meaning. Also in terms of food – beautiful and delicious but bad for you). Comes from the word decay |
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| Adj. Most reliable or complete. Conclusive |
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| V. To trash-talk, say bad things about something or someone |
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| N. Resolution of the plot in a story |
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| Adj. Of the nature of or expressing disapproval, protest, or deprecation. Belittling; critical condemnatory |
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| Adj. Digressing from or unconnected with the main subject; random. Aimless; disconnected, slow, lazy, but in a random fashion |
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| N. A person who takes up an art, activity, or subject merely for amusement, esp. in a desultory or superficial way; dabbler, nonprofessional. Not serious about it |
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| Adj. Not interested; indifferent, neutral, unbiased. Not the same as uninterested – you could still be interested, but you don’t take sides |
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| Adj. Not influenced by strong emotion or passion (usually a good thing); disinterested |
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| V. To give a false or misleading appearance to (something); conceal the truth or real nature of (something). It is usually negative – you dissemble your moods to hide them |
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| Adj. Distracted; deeply agitated. Very upset and worried and distressed. |
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| Adj. Asserting opinions in a doctrinaire or arrogant manner; opinionated. Rigidly supporting belief; assertive. Pertaining to dogma… Sticking to something without evidence – follow something without questioning it; church-dogma |
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| Adj. Sullen; gloomy. You can have a dour expression; dour attitude; dour mood |
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| Adj. Not stylish; drab; frumpy; and old fashioned. Often applied to fashion sense or style |
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| N. An oddity or peculiarity, as of conduct |
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| V. To make lucid or clear; throw light upon; explain |
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| V. To impede or hinder; hamper; retard. To burden; restrict |
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| N. A feeling of utter weariness and discontent resulting from satiety or lack of interest; boredom. It’s the French word for boredom. Chronic (constant – long-term) boredom; people who have suffered from ennui cannot stop being bored |
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| N. Something that has a real existence; something as a whole |
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| Adj. Not meant to be taken seriously or literally. |
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| V. To build as a feeling of resentment; to putrefy or rot |
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| N. The rate at which energy or particles flow |
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| N. An attempt or excursion into the unknown. Started out as an attack in war, but became something that was just unknown |
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| N. A particularly strong skill or accomplishment in an area |
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| Adj. A sneaky and stealthy manner |
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| Adj. Relative to the subject and appropriate |
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| Adj. Naïve and easily deceived or tricked |
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| N. Pursuit of pleasure and leisurely activities (lifestyle) |
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| N. A gap or interruption in something |
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| Adj. Rebellious and seeking to overthrow beliefs and institutions |
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| Adj. A characteristic, habit, mannerism, or the like, that is peculiar to an individual |
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| Adj. Lacking nobility or manners, one of low birth or common being, not noble |
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| Adj. Not having enough money to pay for necessities such as food and shelter, reeeeeeeeally poor |
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| N. An action or remark not planned, out of the blue |
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| Adj. Not intelligent, simple |
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| N. A person, in the flesh in the current world that resembles a deity, god, or spirit; embodiment; something that gives something body; the flesh version of something |
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| Adj. Inappropriate and unsuitable, unexpected |
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| V. To officially charge with or formally accuse of a crime (before the prosecution) |
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| Adj. Beyond description, of such epic proportions that is cannot be described, so beautiful/ugly/breathtaking etc… |
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| Adj. Awkward, not graceful in speaking or writing, with bad judgment |
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| V. To provoke or stir up, to start something |
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| V. To provoke or stir up, to start something, to egg on |
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| N. An authoritative prohibition; a formal forbidding |
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| N. The ritual of burying a corpse in a grave |
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| Adj. To be constantly discriminating or containing some sign of prejudice |
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| N. An authoritative prohibition; a formal forbidding |
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| N. The philosophy of law/government |
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| V. To place next to each other to compare |
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| Adj. Relating to movement |
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| Adj. Lackadaisical, weak without strength or liveliness |
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| N. An abnormal structural change in a body part |
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| N. Somebody who writes the dictionary |
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| N. An affair or secretive relationship or meeting |
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| Adj. Thin, supple, easily moving or bendable |
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| N. A whirlpool, a powerful circular current of confusion and danger |
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| Adj. Capable of being shaped and molded to someone else’s wishes, easily influenced; shapeable |
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| N/V. Authorization, command (mandatory) |
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| V. A slight bend or curve, aimless and rambling; winding trip |
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| Adj. Untruthful, willing to lie; lying; dishonesty; untrustworthy |
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| N. An experienced and trusted trainer or advisor |
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| Adj. Of or relating to commercial trade or commerce; commercial |
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| V. To give out by measure; dole...to give a punishment or harsh treatment |
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| V. To calm the anger or anxiety of someone |
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| Adj. An extremely unpleasant smell; disagreeable or unpleasant; harmful or noxious |
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| N. A sentimental longing or affection for the past, a place or period associated with good memories |
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| V. To stubbornly refuse change or opinion or course of action; to be stubborn |
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| Adj. Extremely unpleasant; repulsive or offensive |
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| Adj. One who feeds on both animal and plants |
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| Adj. Characterized by showy or flamboyant display; designed to impress or attract notice |
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| N. Relief of symptoms (pain), especially when someone is going to die and you want to make them comfortable |
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| Adj. Sick/deranged/uncontrollable |
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| N. A strong or habitual liking for something; tendency to do something |
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| V. (Of a man) to frequently enter into casual sexual relationships; cheat |
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| N. Benefactor; a rich person who gives their money to good causes (ex. Oprah) |
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| Adj. Believable/understandable |
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| V. To try to convert someone to your beliefs |
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| N. A person who is guided, influenced, and supported by an older and more experienced person |
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| Adj. Showing a lack of determination; timid |
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| V. To put an end to a rebellion or other disorder, typically by use of force; to subdue or silence someone; to suppress (a feeling, esp. an unpleasant one) |
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| N. The consequence or outcome/effect of an event or action |
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| Adj. (Esp. of something unwelcome or unpleasant) out of control flourishing and spreading. (Of a person or action) violent or unrestrained action; (Of a plant) lush in growth) |
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| Adj. To correspond to ones action or emotion |
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| Adj. Resting/leaning/lying down |
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| V. To present and urge reasons in opposition |
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| N. Leftover stuff (usually bad) |
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| Adj. Something that is offensive (goes against) to a religion |
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| Adj. Full of concern/fears…but it also means full of desire/eager |
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| Adj. Illegitimate, or a bastard child |
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| V. To give substance/form to (embody) |
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| Adj. One who caters basely to the wealthy or influential |
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