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| "Hopeless, having no pride or spirit" |
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| "Renounce upon oath, to restrain from" |
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| To be in agreement or harmony |
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| showing warmth and friendliness |
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| improperly or wrongly; wrong or faulty |
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| the state of being forbidding in appearance and manner |
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| To stop short and refuse to go on |
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| to be an omen or indication of a particular outcome |
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| "Deep in thought, depressed; to focus the attention on a subject persistantly or moodily" |
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| drinking to a state of excessive merriment |
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| trivial or frivolous objection; to raise a trivial objection |
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| A temporary or complete stopping |
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| to annoy or irritate; to make sore or worn by rubbing |
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| To climb up using both feet and hands |
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| self-control; self-restraint; moderation |
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| Sorrowful for something wrong that has been done |
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| "Hiding place, or a thicket" |
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| gullible; willing to believe or trust too easily |
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| Being distrutful about the motives of others |
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| To intimidate or discourage |
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| to think it appropriate or suitable to one=s dignity to do something |
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| to mislead the mind or judgment of; to deceive |
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| "Modest, reserved in manner or behaivor" |
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| covering a wide field of subjects; digressive or running about |
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| To look down upon or to treat with scorn |
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| To give a false or misleading appearance |
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| "Dark, gloomy, a dull grayish color" |
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| (symbolically) a crude figure or dummy representing a hated person or group |
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| "Deep seated hatred, state of being an enemy" |
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| To settle or securely or comfortably |
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| "to ask (a person) earnestly, beseech" |
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| "Great intesnsity or emotion, intense heat" |
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| to treat with contemptuous disregard or scorn |
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| "Stubbornly contrary, or disobediant" |
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| "Manner or walking, stepping, or running" |
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| "Special honor, or publically shown respect" |
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| Careful management or conservation of resources |
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| To enclose within as if within walls |
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| Incapable of being passed through or penatrated |
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| "Be over persistant, to beg" |
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| the chanting or uttering of words purporting to have magical power |
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| A hostile entrance into or invasion of a place or territory |
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| A rude behavior or speech |
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| "an unprincipled, untrustworthy, or dishonest person" |
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| generous bestowal of gifts |
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| obscene or indecent; preoccupied by lustful desires |
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| Strong dislike or distrust |
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| "Evilly, with the desire to hurt others" |
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| One who makes great sacrifices or suffers much in order to further a belief |
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| Gloomy or calm state of mind |
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| "a servile dependent, follower or underling; a subordinate" |
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| "a person who is new to the situation, occupation, circumstance, etc.; a beginner" |
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| The quality of being slow to understnad |
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| Marked by excessive unwanted service |
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| "Solid, obscure, not transparent or translucent" |
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| characterized by often arrogant self-assurance |
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| involving or full of grave risk or peril; hazardous; dangerous |
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| to read through with thoroughness or care |
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| Completely contrary to nature reason or common sense |
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| "an exclusive or special right, power or privilege" |
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| "To get, contain or have by care or effort" |
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| "To free from impurities; purify; to remove (sin, guilt, etc.) by or as if by cleansing" |
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| "Mournfully or regretfully, causing sorrow or pity" |
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| State of being satisfied or more |
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| "Muscular, string and tough" |
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| "Seemingly true, but actually false" |
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| rich in desirable qualities; juicy |
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| The condition of being wet |
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| "being at, on, or near the surface; shallow; not profound or thorough " |
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| rude and ill-humored; menacingly irritable; gruff |
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| An object with magical power |
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| A long angry violent speech |
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| "Hard, continuous and exhausting work" |
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| very dry and hot; passionate |
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| Lacking grace or ease of movement or form; clumsy |
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| To take over or occupy without permission |
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| fluency with regard to speech |
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| "To dimish, to draw to an end" |
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| of an inferior or deplorable condition; wretched |
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