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| An acrimonious' persons speech is sharp and bitter. |
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| Openly insulting and purposely offensive |
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| distant, indifferent, or disinterested |
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| A woman who is powerful and aggressive ; warlike |
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| To have conflicting feelings |
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| Disgusting, loathsome, hated, and/or hateful |
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| Very old. It means before the flood (reference to the great flood from the Bible.) |
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| Always interprets life in terms of human values. |
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| To be filled with aversion and repugnance. |
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| Excessive amount of self pride. |
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| Person who behaves like an ass; silly, stupid, and obnoxious |
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| To spread slander and lies |
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| Extremely skewed point of view. |
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| One who demands obedience |
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| Domineering and rules with absolute power. |
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| One who will do anything for money because of greed |
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| Making incoherent sounds or talking foolishly. |
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| Pretends hospitality or gives the illusion of having plenty. |
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| Wet, dirty, and disheveled |
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| Envying or resenting the good. |
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| Warlike, ready to fight, aggressively hostile. |
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| Like a beast; brutal, savage, and vile |
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| The person you most hate or fear |
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| Predilection to drink too much booze |
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| Willing to do whatever is asked of him/her |
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| Mild or dull, tasteless, and insipid |
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| offensively noisy or excessively conspicuous |
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| Speak or write pretentious, but meaningless words. |
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| Waste time doing pointless work |
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| useless or without success |
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| Bothered by stomach rumblings |
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| Seeings yourself with a glamorized, exaggerated view. |
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| Braggart or over-confident |
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| offensively or foolishly bold |
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| Insincerely sentimental, hypocritically conveying kindness |
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| Completely obsessed with flesh and sexual desire |
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| Complaining or pointing out imperfections |
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| To make something small, to insult, or to put down |
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