Larder

definition:A place, such as a cellar, where food is stored.

synonym: grocery, pantry

antonym: skinny, thin

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definition: requiring great insight or understanding: 

synonym: deep, difficult

antonym: ignorant, stupid

part of speech: adjective

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definition:Engaged in deep and serious thought.

synonym:attentive

antonym:ignorant, shallow

part of speech: adjective

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definition:The land directly adjacent to a coast.

synonym:outback, borderland

antonym:metropolis

part of speech:noun

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Sirocco

definition: hot, steady opressive wind

synonyms: sandstorm, duster

antonyms: blizzard

part of speech: noun

analogy: sirroco :

definition:A valve or gate used in such a channel

synonym:floodgate, dam

antonym:leak, 

part of speech: noun

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definition:Filled with passion

synonym: fervent

antonym:passionless

part of speech:adjective

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definition:A circular light surrounding the head or body

synonym:halo

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part of speech: noun

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definition:A direct, straight course.

synonym: shortcut

antonym: changing, indirect

part of speech: noun

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definition:To grant authority or power to.

synonym:bless, empower

antonym:deny, reject

part of speech: verb

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definition:Firmly loyal or constant; unswerving

synonym:stubborn, adament

antonym:disloyal, untrustworthy

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definition:a very deep or unfathomable gorge or chasm

synonym: valley, pit

antonym:incline, mountain

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Fervent

definition:Having or showing great emotion.

synonym: animated, eager

antonym: cool, discouraged

part of speech: adjective

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definition:To call forth, draw out

synonym: derive, provoke

antonym:cover, keep

part of speech: verb

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definition:To beat down with the feet so as to crush

synonym: destroy, infringe

antonym: let go, release

part of speech: verb

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definition:To rejoice greatly; be jubilant

synonym:celebrate

antonym:mourn

part of speech:verb

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definition:To take or transfer 

synonym:drain, pump

antonym: hold, keep

part of speech: verb

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definition:o argue or find fault over trivial matters

synonym:criticize,

antonym: agree

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definition: Causing hearty laughter; hilarious, noisy

synonym:loud, boisterous

antonym:unfunny, solemn

part of speech:adjective

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definition: Precise or proper to the point of affectation

synonym: decorous, polite

antonym:sloppy, informal

part of speech:verb 

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definition: To be depressed or The young of certain animals

synonym:child

antonym:adult

part of speech:adjective, noun

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Recur

definition: To happen or occur again or repeatedly

other forms: reccurring, reccurrent

synonym:repeat, return

antonym:fickle

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definition:to instigate or foster

synonym:agitate, provoke

antonym:appease

part of speech:verb

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definition: a person who leads or inspires

synonym: head, commander

antonym:follower, supporter

part of speech: noun

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Highhanded

definition:  tactlessly overbearing and inconsiderate

synonym: pushy, presumptuous

antonym: modest

part of speech:adjective

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