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| To preswuade someone to do something by sustained coaxing or flattery |
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| Having or showing care and conscientiousness in ones work or dutys |
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Having or showing sharp powers of judgement; astute
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-cunning or acapculating |
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| To hold someone or something in very high regard; to think of or speak of very highly |
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| Exceptionally great in concentration, power, or force |
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| Stubborn, headstrong, pigheaded, bullheaded |
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| The act of saying one thing but doing another |
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| Noisy, disorderly, usually having to do with a big crowd |
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| Loosening, abandoning, letting go of, leaving |
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| Charmingly curious especIally in an old fashion way |
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| Fully aware, fully informed, to know |
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| A sharp contortion of the face expressive of pain, contempt, or disqust |
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The willingness to take bold risks
Rude or dissrespectful behavior; impudence |
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To suffocate or smother
To restrain or prevent
To cover up, hide, imprissand, muffled |
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To guild, lead, or herd a group specifically of animals
An enclosure or pen for animals |
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Too long, slow, or dull
Tiresome or monotonus |
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| In a careful or cautious manner, graceful |
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| Pretentious display meant to impress others; boastful; show off |
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| To make someone or something feel unimportant |
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