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conveniently near; clever in using the hands |
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a wide avenue often having grass strips with trees along its center or sides |
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to walk heavily or slowly; to work or study with effort |
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tending to fight against or disobey authority |
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a narrow wooden floor in which balls are rolled in bowling; street or passage between buildings |
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to move from place to place for no special reason; to talk or write without a clear purpose |
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public violence, distur bance, or disorder; something or someone very funny |
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to forbid by authority; to make impossible |
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not yielding easily to rules or restriction |
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to suffer sweat or be faint from heat; to overcome with heat |
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causing or intending to cause a minor injury or annoyance |
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an event that brings terrible loss; distress resulting from loss or tragedy |
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to prevent from becoming law; to forbid or prohibit authoritatively |
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a condition or place of great disorder or confusion; a disorderly mass or jumble |
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a mischievous child; a small demon |
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to walk slowly or leisurely stroll; an easy gait especially that of a horse |
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ready and willing to be taught; teachable; yielding to supervision or instruction |
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the characteristic and expected social behavior of an individual |
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to take more time than necessary; to move aimlessly; to waste time |
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acting, proceeding, or done without haste; unhurried |
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assigned duty or activity; a specific occupation or role |
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a signal fire on something high like a hill; a light from a lighthouse; something that inspires |
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