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| Extreme boldness, audacity |
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| To enclose firmly in some mass |
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| a state of balace between opposing forces |
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| Reflectinga meticulous or demanding attitude, critical to an extreme |
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| A total failure and a mess |
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| Leaves of a plant,leafage |
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| premonition of evil, an ominous omen |
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| very thin, emaciated, angular |
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| marked by kindness, courtesy, and tact |
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| a distinguishing characteristic or trait |
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| To give shelter or refuge |
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| to sharpen, to make more intense, to make more effective |
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| incapable of being appeased |
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| Not providing for the future, not thrifty |
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| nonconformity, disagreement, incompatibility |
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| Skillfully busy or occupied |
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| Unable to move or act, sluggish |
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| having a rep. of the worst kind, vicious, notoriously bad |
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| Cleverness,inventivness, resourcefulness |
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| Treacherous or dangerous in a secret sort of way |
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| Insulting or contemptuous |
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| having or seeming to have no end |
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| a quality of examining ones own mind or thoughts |
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| irritable, easily angered, cranky, cross |
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| traveling from place to place |
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| to mourn or express sorrow in a demonsterative manner |
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| Slow, Sluggish, Listless, Weak |
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| sensational, gruesome and causeing shock or horror |
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| to utter injuriously misleading reports about |
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| capable of being shaped, influenced, or altered, tracable |
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| a saying of proverbial nature |
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| Proceeding in a regular order |
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| capable of moving or being moved |
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| massive and rigidly fixed |
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| Marked with spots of different color |
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| slanting, indirect,misleading |
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| not allowing the passage of light, hard to understand |
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| conforming to established standards |
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| something that appears false but is actually correct |
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| to deflect or to ward off a blow |
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| on the edge, not important |
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| to prolong the existance of something |
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| to rob or to take away by force |
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| substance with no medication given or humor a patient |
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