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Very,very old(it literally means "before the Flood") |
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To be little or run down, to deny the importance of something. |
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A short addition to a literary work, a short speech given at the end of the play. |
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An inscription in memory of a dead person. |
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Slight, fault, minor weakness of character. |
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Crudely, or tastelessly colorful or shadowy. |
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A revernetialregard; respect shown by external action. |
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To have gloominess or gruesomeness.
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To exclude by general consent from society.
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having a condescending attitude.
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One who is skillful at telling stories and anecdotes. |
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Echoing, continueing to sound. |
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One who keeps guard as a sentry. |
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A mass of metal left after smelting. |
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To add color to something. |
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