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Rasp
To scrape or rub as with a file
synonym scraping at the bottom of shoe
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Sunder
To break apart into separate pieces
Synonym to separte people
Antonym to keep together |
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listless
having or showing no interest
Synonym not knowing or into something
antonym showing a lot of interest in something
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Charlatan
One who pretends to have retanus
Synonym pretending to have disease
Anonym fickle
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rout
to dig for food with a snout
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Toothsome
Pleasing to the taste |
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smidgen
a very small amount
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deplete
To decrease seriously or exhaust the abundance or supply of
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roughhewn
To shape roughly |
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morose
gloomily or suddenly ill-humored |
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cacophony
harsh disordance of sound |
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splice
to join together or unite |
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makeshift
A temporary expident or substitute |
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smattering
knowledge of something |
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loiter
To linger aimlessely or as if aimless in or about a
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Downfall
descent to a lower position or standing |
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splay
to form with an oblique angle |
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acrid
sharp or biting to the taste or smell |
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fray
a competition or contest |
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mar
to damage or spoil to a certain |
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riven
A past participle of rive |
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harmony
agreement ;accord |
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chisel
a wedgelike tool with a cutting edge at the end of the blade |
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dulcet
pleasant to the ear |
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