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| Broad gable surmounting a colonnade as the major part of a facade |
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Gesture of respect or deference
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| Characteristic of, or resembling prose |
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| Relating to, involving, or typical of fever |
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| Involving exposure to very great danger |
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| A model of someone made to be damaged or destroyed as a protest or expression of anger |
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| Expressing condemnation of something or someone |
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| Member of the working class |
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| Belonging to or characteristic of monkeys or apes |
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| Stealing small objects of little value |
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| Too strong to be captured or opened by force |
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| Light or teasing good-natured talk |
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| Period of indulgence in drunkenness or immoral behavior |
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| Sickeningly bright and shocking |
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| Criticizing someone or trying to persuade someone to do something in a forceful angry way |
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| Similiar to or typical of a wild animal |
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| Deserving honor and recognition |
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| The ability to produce offspring or many different and original ideas |
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| Not subject to change, damage, or destruction |
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| Great in amount, size, or extent |
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| Based on observation and experiment rather than theory |
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| To fail to develop or progress |
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| Plain and simple, without luxury or self-indulgence |
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| Being different from what it claims to be |
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| Dominance or superiority in force, importance, or influence |
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| A lessening, decreasing, or reduction of something |
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| Never showing any sign or getting tired |
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| To feel loathing for someone or something |
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| An even toed animal that chews its cud (cows, sheep, deer, giragges, etc.) |
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| Having or showing an extreme greed for wealth |
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| Of great importance, fundamental |
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| Taken away from its owner |
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| Became rigidly set in a pattern of behaviour |
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| Makes malicious and abusive statements about somebody |
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| Short, thick sticks carried as a weapon by an officer |
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