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1. to arrange or adjust in a straight line; to arrange things to be in proper relationship with each other
2. to join or cooperate with others for or against a cause |
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to lead or contribute (to an affect) |
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continuity
kon-tuh-NOO-uh-tee |
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the state of being unchanged over time |
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extremely foolish or silly; crazy |
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a person or thing that has all the typical qualities of something |
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1. the ability to do something easily
2. equipment that makes some activity possible or easier; usually used in the plural
3. a building, room, or area for some activity |
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to go here and there in search of amusement |
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incredulous
in-KREJ-uh-luss |
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unwilling or unable to believe |
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the special language used in a particular field of interest or activity |
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the force with which something moves |
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repercussion
ree-pur-KUSH-un |
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something that happens as an effect of or reaction to an event or action; often used in the plural |
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1. to burn and smoke without flame
2. to exist in a state of hidden or tightly controlled activity |
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someone who controls his or her emotions, accepts whatever happens, and remains calm in spite of pain or suffering
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unemotional; calm and unbothered by suffering; self-controlled |
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ADJECTIVE:
disgustingly bad |
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