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jarring, Unpleasantly, noisy
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rhythmic flow of poetry, marching beat
"Cascade, something that flows just like poetry" |
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To flatter, coax, persuade
" like a pepper, strong and tend to perssuade" |
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Disasterous, catastrophic
"calam, shalam makes things much worse" |
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| Thick-skinned, insensitive |
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Immature, lacking sophistication
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False and malicious accusation, misrepresentation, slander
"calum, makes things salnderous" |
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Honesty of expression
"like candid that is someone that is honest" |
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smart, founded on common sense
"canny sense of human, very smart" |
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| to declare a person a saint, raise to the highest honors |
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to examine thoroughly, conduct a poll
"examine like a cavass" |
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impulsice, whimsical, without much thought
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| physician, specializing in diseases of the heart |
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| Exaggerated protrait, cartoon |
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to find fault, complain constantly
"like the little carp, the are little and they complain constantly" |
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| science or art of making maps |
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copy, replica
"like an arm cast is a replica" |
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to punish, chastise, criticize severly
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| something causing change without being changed |
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| absolute, without exception |
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| universal, broad and comprehensive |
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| smaller group within an organization, a meeting of such a group |
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| cause and effect relationship |
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| biting, sarcastic, able to burn |
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| Carefree, happy, with lordly disdain |
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| to surrender possesion of something |
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| directed or moving toward the center |
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| temporary or complete halt |
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| act of surrendering something |
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| shame, embarrassment, humiliation |
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| watchful, cautious, extremely shy |
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to punish, to dicipline, scold
"they are chastity because they were scolded" |
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| sweet, innocent, resembling angel |
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| trickery, fraud, deception |
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| to scolde, express disapproval |
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| fanciful, imaginary, visonary, impossible |
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| easily angered, short tempered |
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| specially selected, preferred to chuckle |
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| one who keeps records of historical events |
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| boundary or distance around a circle or sphere |
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| roundabout, lengthy way of saying something |
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| to sail completely around |
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| to encircle, set limits on, confine |
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| polite, relating to citizens |
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| secretive, concealed for a darker purpose |
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| clearness, clear understanding |
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| fear of the small, confined places |
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| to split or seperate or to stick, to cling, adhere |
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| to clot or change from a liquid to a solid |
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| to grow together or cause to unite as one |
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| to babdy, to treat indulgently |
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| to compel or to force or intimidation |
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| strongbox, large chest for money |
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| logically forceful, compelling, convicing |
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| mental process by which knowledge is acquired |
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| family name, any name, esp a nickname |
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| intelligible, lucid, understandable |
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| characteristic of informal speech |
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| dialogue or conversation, conference |
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| collaboration, complicity, conspiracy |
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| physical grace and beauty |
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| fee payable to an agent, authorization |
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| to change a penalty to a less severe one |
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| having a powerful and irresistable effect |
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| self-satisfied, smug, affable |
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| knowing partnership in wrongdoing |
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| complex, composed of several parts |
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| feeling of uneasiness caused by guilt or regret |
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| musical composition for orchestra and soloist (s) |
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| overcoming distrust or hostility |
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| to pardon or forgive, overlook, justify, or excuse a fault |
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| tube, pipe, or similar passage |
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| meeting place, meeting of two streams |
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| to become thick or solid, as a liquid freezing |
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| similiar in tastes and habits |
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| collected group of varied things |
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| formal meeting or assembly |
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| correspondance, harmony, agreement |
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| of the same origin, related by blood |
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| governed by conscience, careful and thorough |
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| to declare sacred, dedicate to a goal |
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| unanimity, agreement of opinion or attitude |
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| something providing comfort or solace for a loss or hardship |
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| consistent with, in agreement with |
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| comonent, part, citizen, voter |
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| forced, compelled, confined, restrained |
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| something that forces or compels, something which restrains or confines |
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| acomplished, complete, perfect |
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| to battle, clash, complete |
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| quarrelsome, disagreeable, belligerent |
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| self-control, self-restraint |
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| to contradict, deny, act, contrary to |
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| deeply sorrowful, and repentant for a wrong |
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| riddle, puzzle or problem with no solution |
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| gradual recovery after an illness |
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| to meet, come together, assemble |
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| typical, customary, commonplace |
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| sociable, fond of eating, drinking, and people |
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| twisted, complicated, involved |
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| having to do with the body, tangible, material |
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| obesity, fatness, bulkiness |
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| association, mutual relation of two or more things |
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| to mold in a shape with parallel grooves and ridges |
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| relating to beauty, affecting the surface of something |
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| science that deals witht he nature of the universe |
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| sophisticated, free from local prejudices |
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to pamper, treat with great care
"like cosset was loved very much and pampered" |
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small group of persons with a similar purpose
"like a cot is a small area, puts many people in one area" |
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facial expression; look of approval or support
"count on someone for a look of approval or support" |
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to favor, support
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to annul, cancel, make a contrary order
"to mandate a contrary order" |
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to coutneract, to exert force against
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hidden, secret
"covered something that is overt" |
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| to desire strongly something possessed by another |
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crude, unrefined
"crass, is like someone is brass, which is crude and unrefined" |
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cowardly
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acceptance or something as true or real
"like the creed, something that you believe in" |
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gullible, trusting
"you believe in the crebility really easily" |
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statement of belief or principle
"likw the apostle creed" |
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| gradual increase in volume of sound |
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standard of judging rule of testing
"like a thing o criteria" |
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| characteristic of a style of cooking |
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guilty, responsible for wrong
"in spanish, cupable means guilty" |
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resulting from gradual increase
"cumulative test" |
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greed
"like cupid , love is greed" |
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| caretaker and overseer of exhibition, esp in a museum |
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cranky person
"in the event of an armagedon, people are really cranky because of the sad" |
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hastily done, superficial
"like cursive its a very superficial" |
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abrupt, blunt
"curt saying," |
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to shorten
"cutrail his taste" |
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| cutting instruments, tableware |
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young swan
"swans can get caught in a net" |
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person who distrusts the motives of others
"everyones a cynic" |
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