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| v. to assit or encourage, especially in wrongdoing |
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| adj. out of position or line; turned to one side |
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| adj. intolerant of an opinion, creed, or belief that is different from one's own |
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| adj. indirect; roundabout |
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| adj. of our pertaining to a feast; jovial |
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| n. an insincere, unprincipled leader who stirs up the passions and prejudices |
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| v. to make public; to disclose, as a secret |
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| n. one who is extremely fastidious in his tastes or pleasures, especially in matters of food and drink |
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| v. to utter or to do something without preparation or previous study |
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| adj. pertaining to the revenue, expenditures, or financial affairs, public or general |
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n. orginally, a messenger who was sent on ahead to prepare lodging and entertainment for the royal family or nobles; hence, a forerunner or a messenger.
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| adj. not capable of being changed |
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| adj. not moved by praer or entreaty; unyielding |
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| adj. given to the use of few words, to the point, succinct |
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| adj. exhibiting various colors or elements |
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| v. to prevent or eliminate disadvantages or difficulties by anticipatory action; to render unnecessary |
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| n. the state or quality of clinging doggedly to a purpose or opinion |
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| adj. inclined to fight; quarrelsome |
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| v. to ponder over; to meditate on |
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