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struck with amazed dismay, shocked and astonished |
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so short or brief as to seem rude |
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1. an untidy condition, disorder or confusion
2. disorderly dress |
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a sociable person who likes to be with other people and makes friends easily |
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to get or arrange by cleverness or trickery, to use sneaky methods |
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nor moral, wrong according to the standards of right or wrong, sinful |
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1. to perform without preparation
2. to make from whatever is available |
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very odd, extremely strange |
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cloudy (said of the sky or weather) |
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a very small allowance, wage, or payment |
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1. to bring to a stop, to put an end to (something) by force or persuasion, to overcome
2. to make calm, to quiet |
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to happen or occur again |
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to avoid or leave undone (something that should be done) |
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1. not turning aside or changing course
2. steady, firm, not changing |
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1. the fashion or style at a particular time
2. popularity or general acceptance, usually of a temporary nature |
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