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v. - to waste or fail to waste away |
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| n. - quality or condition of being independent |
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| v.i. - to grow together, to merge into one |
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| n. - invocation of evil, a curse, a slander, a speaking of evil about some collection of things |
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| v.t. - to swing to and fro; to be indecisive |
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| n. - a careful and thorough reading |
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| n. - a split or division in organized group |
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| v.t. - to shorten by cutting |
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| adj. - courteous in manners, polite |
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| adj. - containing, holding opinions opposite of what is generally accepted |
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severe, sarcastic speech |
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| v.t. - to make better, to improve |
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v.t. - to lessen, pacify, satisfy
v.i. - to abate or subside |
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| adj. - commonplace, trivial |
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| n. - a perplexing statement or riddle |
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adj. - having extensive knowledge
n. - a learned person |
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| adj. - that which cannot be moved by persuasion; immovable |
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| adj. - fearless, brave bold |
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| n. - a gesture of respect or reverence, deference (i.e: bow, curtsy) |
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| adj. - making a display of knowledge |
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| n. - a natural tendency toward something discreditable |
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| v.t. - to predict, to foretell |
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| adj. - disposed to fight, quarrelsome |
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| adj. - careful of details, conscientiously honest |
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| adj. - keen, penetrating, forceful, vigorous, distinct |
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| adj. - tasteless, flavorless, flat, uninteresting, lifeless, dull |
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| adj. - dexterous, skillful in the use of hands, ingenious |
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| n. - cheerfulness, readiness to serve, quickness in thought or action |
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| n. - a strong dislike, a repugnancy, a revulsion |
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v.t. - to increase, to grow larger
n. - an increase |
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n. - a fortune teller, soothsayer
v.t. - to prognosticate, predict, foretell |
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| adj. - warlike, disposed to fight |
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| n. - a jest; a witty, clever saying |
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adj. - deeply afflicted with grief, showing remorse or guilt
n. - one who is contrite |
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v.i. - to delay; to take exception to
n. - a stop, pause, or delay |
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| v.t. - to lament, to mourn |
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| n. - exemption from punishment, penalty, injury |
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adj. - complete, necessary to make whole
n. - a whole or entire thing |
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n. - (in math) a constant
adj. - does not vary |
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| n. - a violent verbal attack, vituperation; an abusive word |
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| adj. - lying hidden, underdeveloped, dormant |
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| adj. - gruesome, grim, horrible, ghastly |
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| adj. - not easily moved to pity, not repenting, stubborn |
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n. - a model, pattern of superior excellence
v.t. - (poetic) to put side by side, to compare |
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| adj. - impatient, irritable, bad-tempered |
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| adj. - producing many young; fruitful, abounding |
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adj. - refusing to obey authority
n. - one who refuses to obey authority |
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| adj. - greedy in eating; eager in pursuit; insatiable |
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| v.i. - to sway to and fro, to fluctuate, to waiver in mind |
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| n. - an agreement or consent by silence or without objection |
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| adj. - constant, working diligently at a task |
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| adj. - promising success, favorable |
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| adv. or adj. - with a turn or twist to one side; amiss; wrong |
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| n. - any violent upheaval; an extensive flood |
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| n. - encouragement to wrongdoing by another |
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| n. - an inharmonious, harsh sound |
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| v.t. - to strike, blot out, obliterate |
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| adj. - readily fluent, often thoughtlessly or unconstrained |
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| n. - disgrace, public contempt, shame |
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| adj. - likely to occur at any moment |
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| adj. - beginning to exist, in the initial stage |
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| adj. - that cannot be doubted; evident, certain |
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| adj. - profitable, moneymaking |
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| adj. - extremely wicked or villanious |
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| n. - smallness of quality, scarcity |
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| v.t. - to appease, to pacify |
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| v.i. - to stray from the truth |
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| adj. - disposed to be silent or not to speak freely |
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| n. - a person of profound learning |
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| adj. - swollen, distended |
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n. - plain every-day language |
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| adj. - accidental, not inherent; casual |
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| n. - greediness, great eagerness |
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| adj. - having the power to make happy or to bless; showing happiness |
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| n. - soft words, kind speeches, enticement, flattery |
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| adj. - unsteady, changeable, fickle |
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| adj.- characterized by contempt manifested by laughter; ridicule, scorn |
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| v.t. - to look for and discover, to detect |
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| adj. - causing delay; meant to gain time; defer action |
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| v.t. - to lower in esteem; to discredit; to show disrespect for |
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| n. - sudden or violent outburst; condition of liquid when bubbles are forming due to heat |
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| v.t. - to pull up by the roots; to exterminate; to abolish |
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| adj. - characterized by clearness; clear, transparent |
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| v.t. - to do away with; prevent; to make unnecessary; to clear out of the way |
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| n. - a continuing and bitter hate, deep spite or malice |
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| adj. - harsh, hoarse, rough-sounding |
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v.t. - to reward compensation to
n. - amens made for something, as damage or loss |
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| adj. - obscured, beyond the grasp of an ordinary mind, abtruse |
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| adj. - sweet-smelling, fragrant |
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| v.t. - to banish, to send into exile; to assign to a class; to refer; to commit |
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| adj. -of or like fat, grease |
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| adj. - assiduous, constant, steady |
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adj. - conscious, capable of feeling
n. - the mind |
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| adj. - high in excellence, exacted; lofty, proud |
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| v.t. - to stop, to cause to cease |
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| v.t. - to weaken morally; to make legally ineffective |
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| adj. - sparing or moderate in drinking; characterized by abstinence, sparing |
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| n. - excessive admiration, flattery |
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| adj. - unselfish, devoted to the welfare of others |
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| adj. - unreal, imaginary, widely fanciful, highly unrealistic |
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v.t. - to fulfill, to complete an arrangement
adj. - being of the highest degree |
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| n. - a complete collapse or failure; a violent rush of waters |
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| adj. - lacking in consistency; random |
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| adj. - short-lived, lasting but one day |
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| adj. - vanishing, fading away, fleeting, scarcely perceptible |
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| v.t. - to amend by removing words deemed offensive; to purge of moral offense |
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| adj. - closely related, relevant |
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| adj. - self consciously emotional; overly dramatic |
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| v.i. - to protest strongly or attack vehemently with words |
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n. - knowledge, understanding; range of sight
v.t. - to understand, to have knowledge about |
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| n. - weariness of body or mind from strain; oppressive climate; lack of energy |
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| adj. - mournful, dismal, gloomy in an exaggerated manner |
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| adj. - where political expediency is placed above morality; unscrupulous, manipulative, dishonest |
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| n. - a mental illness marked by delusions of greatness, wealth |
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| adj. - liberal, lavish, generous |
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| adj. - miserly, stingy, close |
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| adj. - violating good faith or vows; treacherous, proceeding from treachery |
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| adj. - haughty, with an air of contempt, arrogant |
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| adj. - fierce, cruel, savage, ferocious, rude, harsh |
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| n. - courtesies, civilities |
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| n. - bitter, abusive language |
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| n. - strong hatred, active hostility |
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| v.t. - to deceive, to mislead; to cheat; to charm or delight |
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| n. - excessive reference to oneself; conceit |
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| v.t. - to make clear of, to manifest; to explain |
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| adj. - softening, soothing, making supple |
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| v.t. - to atone for; to make amends |
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| adj. - hanging in loose folds, lacking force; weak, feeble |
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| v.t. - to apply warm water to; to stir up; arouse, incite |
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| v.i. - to make or use gestures to help express meaning |
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| adj. - having no money, poor |
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| adj. - characterized by treachery; crafty, wily; operating in a sow manner; more dangerous than it seems |
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| n. - a complicated arrangement; a maze |
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| adj. - worldly, belonging to or pertaining to the world; common, unimaginative |
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| adj. - having or causing homesickness; a longing for something far away |
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n. - that which alleviates |
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| v.i. - to beat rapidly; to throb |
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| n. - a statement or contradiction |
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| n. - keenness of judgment of understanding |
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| adj. - preying on other animals |
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| v.t. - to rush, surge, or throw back; to bring back from the stomach |
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| adj. - bouncing back, recovering strength |
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| adj. - wise, knowing, sagacious |
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| n. - a ghost of one right before or after death |
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| adj. - inclined to love, loving, fond, in love |
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| n. - a madhouse; a madman; any scene of uproar or confusion |
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| adj. - having the power of directing, managing or leading |
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| n. - the act of reaching the highest point; arriving at the final point |
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| v.t. - to cut short, reduce, diminish |
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| adj. - doubtful, questionable, of uncertain outcome |
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| adj. - belonging to a select few; private, secret, cryptic |
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| v.t./v.i. - to give out slowly as moisture; to ooze |
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| n. - people in organization having common points of view; partisan conflict |
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| adj. - lacking leniency; harsh, rough, stormy |
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| adj. - incapable of errors; never wrong |
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| adj. - tasteless, without flavor, vapid, wanting spirit |
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| adj. - that cannot be overcome; insurmountable |
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| adj. - not trembling or shaking with fear; fearless; bold; brave |
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| n. - a new convert; a novice in a religious order; any beginner |
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| adj. - hurtful; harmful to health or morals; injurious; destructive |
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| n. - fewness, small number, scarcity; dearth; insufficiency |
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| v.t. - to obtain, acquire, to bring about |
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| n. - the at of using force to obtain grievance; forcible seizure in retaliation |
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v.t./v.i. - to comfort, to lessen grief
n. - an ease in grief |
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| n. - the state of being dormant or inactive; dullness, laziness |
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| adj. - without flavor, tasteless, offensive or disagreeable food, taste |
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| v.t. - to clear from criticism; to censure; to defend or maintain against opposition |
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| n. - an act of trickery (colloquial) |
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| adj. - showing or expressing vague yearnings, longings |
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| v.t. - to hate extremely; to be opposed to |
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| n. - a person selected to decide a controversy; one authorized to judge |
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n. - person engaged in fighting war
adj. - hostile; warlike; at war |
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| v.t. - to chide vehemently; to scold |
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| n. - costliness, dearness; scarcity of food supply; famine, scarcity, lack |
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| v.t. - to empty; to reduce; to relieve of fluids |
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| n. - contempt manifested by laughter; scorn; ridicule |
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adj. - smaller than ordinary
n. - something that is strangely small, anything small in size |
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| n. - disagreement in opinion; difference; discord; strife; quarrel |
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| v.t. - to draw out, to bring to light, to evoke |
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| n. - the attitude or feelings of an enemy; hostility, antagonism |
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| v.t. - to relieve of blame, obligation, debt, or duty |
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| adj. - horrible, frightful, dreadful |
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n. - manner of dress; outward aspect; deceiving appearance
v.t. - to go in disguise |
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| adj. - not allowed by law, unlawful, prohibited, unauthorized, improper |
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adj. - hellish, diabolical, inhumane
n. - an inhabitant of hell |
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| v.t. - to introduce gently by devious passage; to hint or suggest |
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| adj. - noble in mind; rising above pettiness; unselfish |
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v.t. - to pledge
n. - dangerous condition |
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v.t. - to retreat
n. - retreat as in firearms |
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| n. - dreamy thinking; an instrumental composition expressing a musing mood |
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| adj. - occurring singly or apart from others; not constant |
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