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| adj. smoothly agreeable or polite; pleasing to the senses. |
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| V. to set apart or designate for a specific purpose; to distribute |
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| adj. cheerful lighthearted casual, unconcerned. |
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| n. a strong dislike, hostile feeling |
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| v. to inflict physical punishment as a means of correction; to scold severely. |
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| adj. very enthusiastic, impassioned. |
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| v. to turn aside, to stray from a norm n. one who departs from a norm. adj. differing from a norm, heterodox, unconventional. |
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| n. a bitter resentment or ill will |
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| adj. clear transparent; readily understood |
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| adj. subject to passing whims or fantasies. |
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| v. to accept without protest; to agree or submit. |
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| v. to desire something belonging to another |
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| (adj.) incapable of being overcome. |
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| n. a repayment; a deserved punishment |
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| adj. discouraged, dejected, downcast |
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| adj. to be regretted or pitied. |
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| adj. rumpled, mussed, hanging in disorder |
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| n. a foremost part of an army; the leading position in any field. |
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| adj. given to much talking, tediously chatty. |
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| n. a period of relief or rest. |
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| n. a wasteful person,spendthrift, a good for nothing. |
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| v. to interpret wrongly, mistake the meaning of. |
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| adj. supernaturally perceptive n. one who possesses extrasensory power, seer. |
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| v. to understand, get to the bottom of; to determine the depth of; (n.) a measure of depth in water. |
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| v. to appease, soothe, pacify |
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| adj. native or confined to a particular region or people. characteristic of or prevalent to in a field. |
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| adj. firmly established, long-standing; habitual. |
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| adj. of or occuring in the night, under the cover of darkness. |
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| adj. capable of being touched, real concrete. |
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| adj. incisive, keen; forceful, effective, cutting, caustic, distinct clear-cut. |
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| n. proper behavior, good taste; orderliness |
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| n. compulsion by threat; forcible confinement. |
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| n. something of value; a resource,an advantage. |
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| v. to attack from all sides, to surround, hem in. (adj.) harrassed troubled studded(jewels) |
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| v. to drink; to take in, absorb. |
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| n. exclusive rights over an invention; copyright; v. to arrange or obtain such rights; adj. plaim, opem to view ; copyrighted. |
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| v. to relieve, make more bearable. |
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| v. to fill with dismay or horror |
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| v. to sharpen, put an edge on; to make keen or eager. |
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| adj. causing irritation, harsh; grinding or wearing down; n. a substance to smooth or polish |
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| v. to make plain or clear, explain; to interpret. |
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| adj. open and responsive to ideas or suggestions |
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| adj. sleepy, drowsy; indusing sleep |
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| adj. intense, forceful,powerful. |
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| intense, forceful,powerful |
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| adj. self satified; overly content. |
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| v. to hold back; to put down or check by force |
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| adj. characterized by a ready flow of words; glib, fluent |
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