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State of being slow, long, or dull
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A large number of something, excess
Surplus |
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Showing a casual or cheerful indifference
Carefree |
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Lacking in vitality, force, or conviction
Dull |
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To strengthen by heating and then cooling
Refine |
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The pursuit of pleasure above all else
Sensuality |
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To support or prop up
Boost |
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To express one's deep greif
Mourn |
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Reduce quantity or put restriction on
Limit |
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A person who knows a lot about food or drink
Connoisseur |
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Insubstantial or very thin
Feeble, fragile |
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Rude or unmannerly
Impolite |
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To clear of blame/suspicion
Exonerate, aquite, absolve |
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Deeply emotional
Heartfelt, stirring |
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Belonging to people with extra money, somewhat materialistic
Upper-middle-class, Well-to-do |
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A brief rest
Siesta, break, pause, reprieve |
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Unlikely to move or exert energy
Sloth, lazy, insolent |
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Shining brightly
Brilliant, luminous, illustrious |
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Penetrating or clear (obvious) intelligence/skill
Knowledge, affinity, adeptness |
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To expose the falsehood or hollowness of
Disprove |
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Clever or skillful use of the hands or mind
Quick, dexterous |
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To express one's views in an arrogant/pompous manner
Lecture, drone |
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Behavior keeping in good taste
Etiquette, manners |
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Expressive admiration or praise
Fanatacism, adoration, idolarty |
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To react defensively, typically by drawing away
Repulse, flinch, withdraw |
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To praise highly, especially in a public context
Commend, flatter |
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Slow to understand or difficult to understand
Thick |
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A large, heavy book, usually filled with academic knowledge
Encyclopedia, volume, bible |
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Showing a lack of thought
Shoddy, perfunctory |
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Wicked or criminal
Atrocious, malevolent, malignant |
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A person or thing that comes before another of the same kind
Harbinger, precedent |
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Unable to be captured or broken into
Invincible, bullet-proof |
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Reserved or modest [FEMALE]
Humble, conservative |
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Express discontent or sorrow over
Lament, whine, complain |
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Someone who hates women
Sexist
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An object with magical powers to bring good luck
Charm |
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Very harmful
Malicious, pernicious |
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To cheat someone out of money
Scam, scandal, detrand |
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Filled up or well supplied with something
Stocked, complete |
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Profane talk about god or sacred things
Heresy, sacrilege |
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Formal release from guilt or punishment
Exonerate |
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To keep oneself from doing or enjoying something
Refrain |
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Arrogently superior
Condenscending |
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Not giving up or letting go of something one holds dear
Persistant |
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Accept something reluctantly but without protest
Relent |
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Public ridicule
Roast, satirize, parody |
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To cause or give rise to
Create |
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A subtle difference
Shade |
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Not openly displayed
Undercover, hidden |
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A state of being known and celebrated by many
Fame, glory |
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A completely different line of speech
Non-sequitur |
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To make of no use, to cancel out
Negate |
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A complicated, irregular network of passages or paths
Maze |
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Deserving censure or condemnation
Profane |
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Completely lacking in subtlety, very obvious
Flargent, overt |
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Seeming reasonable or probable
Possible, believable |
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Cancellation or postponment of punishment
Break, extention |
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To completely hide from view
Envelope, cover, veil |
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