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Inappropriately enthusiastic, lacking ability to refrain |
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Capable of burning OR severely critical remark |
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waste, leftover from metal |
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something that bonds bricks together; receptacle of hard matter |
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having the spirit of a knight |
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to quicken, urge or speed |
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paying lots of attention details |
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cautious, thinking of the future, frugal |
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person in sloppy clothing |
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expressed in few words; close-fitting |
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resembling a ghost, very bad, deathly quality |
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making compatible, reconciler, to win over |
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abundance, large quantity |
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Employee who does varying jobs; like a handyman |
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A beginner, someone starting to learn, a rookie. |
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Free of worry or anxiety; nonchalant |
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Untidy, careless, sloppy, unclean looks or habits |
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Being everywhere at the same time |
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Irritable, crabby, extremely unpleasant OR problems with bile |
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Reserved or reluctant; uncommunicative |
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characterized by angry enthusiasm, strong emotion and exertion of energy |
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Caustic or bitter in speech or behavior (an acrimonious answer; an acrimonious dispute.) |
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Warm and friendly, easy to approach |
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Unfavorable, opposing, acting in a contrary direction |
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Showing parsimony; being frugal or stingy |
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Verb decribing when a dog or lion has a baby. Also could be used as a noun meaniing "a youth." |
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To fool, mislead, perplext someone by playing upon their gulibility |
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To pretend; a fraud; counterfeit |
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to exist in large quantities; to be filled |
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Introdcution to an Orchestra composition |
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any disease/disorder of the body |
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Organism that lives on or in another oranism/species |
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strongly built; brave, firm, uncompromising |
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as a habit; commonly used |
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Fearless, Brave, Courageous |
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Preventitive and protective, like from a disease or infection |
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An ornamental shoulder piece worn on shoulders, like that of military officers |
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Frequent or habitual visitor to a place |
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To understand, perhaps in a sympathetic way |
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To sway unsteadily, to waver in opinion |
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One who prays humbly; one who seeks or asks for something humbly |
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Uttered with total enthusiasm |
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Being in the earliest stages of development; or pertaining to germs |
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Containing or producing acid; vinegary |
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Capable of being extended or shaped (the malleable mind of a child)or hammered out thin |
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The malleability of something; how capable it is of being hammered out thin |
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news, information ("Good tidings we bring...") |
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piece of a small tree or bush |
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Stupidity, silliness, absurdity |
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to make dirty or filthy; soil |
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Secure from destruction, violence, or being violated. |
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A bad-tempered, difficult, cantakerous person |
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Closing of musical composition |
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Surroundings, of a social or cultural nature. (A snobbish milieu) |
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Mischievous, a little devil |
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Physical beauty, loveliness |
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Spirit or attitude of a culture |
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An instance of dishonest or deceitful behavior; a trick |
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Kids apron, or a woman's sleeveless garment resembling an abron. |
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Home for rabbits; overcrowded apartment building |
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Wood for burning a dead body at a funeral service |
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To flood; to cover; OR to overwhelm |
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A rope or chain an animal is tied to so it can't move |
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To raise irrirating objections |
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To lay flat on the ground; be helpless |
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To become weak or to lose desire |
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A companion, to join or unite, to agree |
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To purposely establish yourself in the favor or good graces of others |
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To get pleasure out of a drink |
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To flow back or away, like water |
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To object; or hestitation |
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Man or boy who is used to being coddled |
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A restless, disordered, or tumultuous state of affairs |
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To strongly detest OR to curse evil upon someone |
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To cheat, trick or swindle someone out of money or assets |
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Disorderly; in a confused or jumbled mess |
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Something charmingly rural; of or pertaining to shepherds and simplicity |
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Dangerous, unpleasant or even deathlike influence or atmosphere |
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Cool and composed; Poised |
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