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| reckless and indecent person or act |
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| to get something through smooth words |
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| appearance or the expression on the face |
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| part of a contract or document |
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| statement of a general truth |
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| to review by a brief summary |
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| To leave secretly and quickly |
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| to relieve from a charge or fault of crime |
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| sharp or biting to the taste or smell |
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| a saying that has come to be true over time |
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| very skilled at something |
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| Making a judgement regarding a person or about a situation |
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| Something that is made up as one goes along |
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| conclude or judge from premises or evidence |
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| a chamber that is used as a grave |
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| the power of moving quickly and easily |
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| a person turns those who once cared into people who no longer care, either by making others feel angry and/or by causing them to ignore a person |
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| to decrease something unpleasant |
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| to mix two things together |
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| person place or thing that is likeable |
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| to make something louder,stronger, or important |
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| drug that makes you feel no pain |
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| soothing and pleasant feeling from plant |
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| to desperately ask for something |
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| to followup a bad deed with a good deed |
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| to make larger or stronger |
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| lack of emotion or interest |
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| frustrating or embarrassing |
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| to do something sneaky or hidden |
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| something hard to interpret |
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| something vague and unclear |
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| A paid position that doesn't require any work |
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| sounds that are loud and annoying |
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| Quality of being open and honest |
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| A decision taken for no reason |
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| Greed or Desire to become rich |
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| surrender or follow demands |
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| the inner part of something |
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| advance warning or feeling that is something is going to happen |
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| when you stall around the truth |
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| to be skilled at a young age |
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| to make a comment about a person to make them look bad |
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| to hide inappropriate content |
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| a strong judgement of disapproval |
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| someone or something that is subject sudden changes |
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| moderate climate, or a showing of self-restraint |
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| new and innovative in style or method, usually describing something in the arts |
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| something that is threatening and dangerous |
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| A ancient person that writes poem about heroes. |
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| To enchant or attract someone or something. |
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| greatly saddened at being deprived by death of a loved one |
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| When a person makes bad remarks about someone else |
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| Someone or something that shows friendly characteristics |
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| not knowing who did the action |
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| Someone or something old or ancient |
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| Something that works against an unwanted condition |
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| strong belief in yourself and calm under pressure |
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| when a person is concerned about the future |
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| Doing something when it is a good time |
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| Exremly tiring and difficult |
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| hurtful remarks or relationship |
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| A brief sentence or phrase that means something |
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| Place to keep important documents or papers |
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| show prejudice for or against something |
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| characteristics of the country side |
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| lack of excitement because something has become too familiar |
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| bear expenses of something |
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| appearing worn or exhausted |
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| to convert someone to another religion |
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| to twist or suffer emotionally |
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| to surround, crowd, over whelm |
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| punishment that is moral and just |
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| friendly and easy to talk to |
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| having a internal conflict within a organization |
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| holding the reputation of something |
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| does anything a person says to do , to please them |
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| sharing something that's supposed to be a secret |
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| having characteristics of pale or ghostly |
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| appropriate and convenient, even if it isn't the best option |
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| sluggish or having little energy |
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| something related to opium |
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| confession to and forgiveness given by a priest |
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| making a sound, particularly a very deep sound with a rich quality |
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| relieve someone of a duty, or prove innocent |
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| something that goes on or lasts forever or an extremely long time |
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| covered with patches or spots of two colors |
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| Having a pleasantly sharp taste or appetizing flavor |
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| words that are brief, but meaningful and forceful |
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| stealing someone elses work |
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| speech or writing that is overused and has no originality. Ex. Break a leg |
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| something that is highly likely |
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| common people or lacking in manners |
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preference for something
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| tendency to do something that you shouldn't be doing |
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| extreme poverty or lacking basic necessities |
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| demanding people do things your way and do them now or a final judgment or decision, especially one made by a court |
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| to get into, soak into or spread throughout |
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something goes into effect as of a prior date.
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| never give up or never let go |
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| something evil or intending harm, a invasive disease. |
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