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| (adj.) : serious, severe, shrewd |
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| (v): leap, skip or frisk about playfully |
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| (n): Partnership in wrongdoing |
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| (adj): appeasing; having to do w/ agreement |
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| (v): To order by officials |
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| (n): deserters or turncoats |
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| (n): deep-seated, often mutual, hatred |
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| (v): settled (seated) securely or comfortably |
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| (v): explain further; elaborate |
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| A group that opposes the gov’t |
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| (adv): Sparing, without wasted |
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| (v): skip or frolic playfully |
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| (adv): To describe in vivid, clear detail |
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| (adj.): resentful; feeling of ill will |
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| (n): Great excitement; uproar |
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| (n): a person who buys worn-out animals to slaughter and sell as dog food, fertilizer, etc. |
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| (n): Feelings of sorrow, mourning |
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| (n/v): artful plan, manipulate others |
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| (adj): Entangled, uncombed |
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| (n): rule of conduct/belief |
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| (v): walking with very short steps or exaggerated primness |
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| (adj.): abnormally formed, outrageously wrong |
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| (adj.): exploitive of others |
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| (n): A person who receives a fixed stipend |
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| (adv): occurring after death |
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| False reason used to hide a real one |
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| (v): criticize, express disapproval of |
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| (adj.): Restless, nervous |
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| (n): small dishwashing room next to a kitchen |
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| (n): a place that is apart, away from |
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| (adj.): easily handled or manageable |
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| (adj): Marked by integrity and character |
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| (adj): lively, full of spirit. |
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