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1. A mischievous and often poor young child in raggedly clothes
2. short for sea urchin
3. a hedgehog |
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1. to move to action
2. stir up
3. spur on
4.urge on |
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1. made of brass
2. sounding harsh and loud
3. of the color of polished brass
4. marked by shameless or disrespectful boldness |
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1. intense and usually openly displayed anger (anger) |
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1. to cause to break from cover
2. to arouse from
3. to stir up |
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1. lively, bold
2. full of spirit |
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1. a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses
2. a promoter in the entertainment industry |
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1. to remove the moisture from something
2. cause to become completely dry |
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1. (of an animal, person, or plant) producing much fruit of foliage or many offspring
2. present in large numbers or quantities (plentiful) |
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1. a large, disastrous fire.
2. a conflict or war |
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n.
1. any of various devices for winnowing grain
2. an instrument used for producing a current of air
3. a device that consists of a series of vanes radiating from a hub rotated on its axle by a motor (ceiling fan)
4. slang: airplane propeller
5. something resembling an open fan
6. a gently sloping fan-shaped body of detritus(gravel, sand)
n.2
1. an enthusiastic devotee, usually a spectator
2. an enthusiastic admirer
v.
1. to move or impel with a fan
2. to blow or breathe upon
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adj.
1. clever
2. pleasant, nice
adv.
1. carefully |
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v.
1. to become shallow
n.
1. a large group or number
2. an area of shallow water
adj.
1. shallow |
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1. to lessen the intensity of something that pains or distresses
2. to put an end to by satisfying |
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1. being in a state of putrefaction: rotten
2. morally corrupt
3. totally objectionable |
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1. the face or appearance of a person and sometimes an animal |
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v.
1. to rescue or save especially from ruin
n.
1. compensation paid for saving a ship or its cargo from the perils of the sea or for the lives and property rescued in a wreck
2. the act of saving or rescuing a ship or its cargo
3. the act of saving or rescuing property in danger (as from fire)
4. something extracted (as from rubbish) as valuable or useful
5. property saved from destruction in a calamity (such as a wreck or fire) |
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1. exhibiting boldness
2. insultingly hatred or disapproval in speech or conduct |
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