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trickery, deceit, cunning |
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-lacking freshness or originality; commonplace, ordinary |
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-trickery, especially in legal dealings; -the use of subterfuge or trickery in debate |
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one who organizes and manages a business, assuming the risk of profit or loss |
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-an inanimate object thought to have inherent magical powers, and therefore worshiped; -anything irrationally reverenced |
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-hatefully bad or wicked; abominable |
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-thinking deeply or seriously, often sad or melancholy things |
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-pleasantly sharp or pungent to taste; -stimulating or exciting interest or curiosity |
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-expressing sorrow; mournful |
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-formidable; causing fear; commanding respect |
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-green with growing plants or grass; -unripe in knowledge or judgment; unsophisticated |
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-to flow forth or originate from a source |
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-profit or gain arising from employment or position |
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-going beyond what is reasonable; excessive |
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-to root out or destroy completely; to exterminate, eradicate |
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-to drink; to absorb or take in with the senses as if by drinking |
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-a violent verbal attack; an abusive term |
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-firmly established over time; settled in a habit |
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forceful and effective; keen, penetrating |
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a state of urgency; a situation calling for immediate action |
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