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A proverb, wise saying
S: maxim, saw, aphorism |
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A rich mass of ore in a mine
S: windfall |
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Lacking politeness or good manners
S: surly, ill-tempered
A: courteous, civil, well mannered |
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A fortress that over looks and protects a city
S: fort, stronghold, bulwark, bastion |
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To work with, work together
S: team up, join forces
A: work alone |
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An order having the force of law
S: Procclamation, edict |
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Disagreeable in sound
S: grating, shrill, different, divergent
A: harmonious, in agreement |
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To develop gradually
S: unfold, emerge
A: wither, shrivel up, atrophy |
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A passage taken from a book
S: portion, section, extract |
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To feel about hesitantly with the hands
S: fumble for, cast about |
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To float or hang suspended over
S: linger, waver, seesaw
A: soar |
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To make or force one's way by pushing or elbowing
S: push |
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A person who moves slowly or falls behind
S: slowpoke, straggler
A: early bird |
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Applause, enthusiastic praise or approval
S: cheers, acclaim
A: boos, disapproval, ridicule |
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To make impossible, prevent, shut out
S: hinder, check, stop
A: help, promote, facilitate |
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To return, go back
S: relapse
A: progress, advance |
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Broken stone or bricks, ruins
S: wreckage, debris |
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Of or relating to a slave
S: slavish, groveling, fawning
A: masterly, overbearing |
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A watch, especially at night
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To quarrel or argue in a noisy, angry way
S: squabble, bicker
A: agree, concur |
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