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| spacious, roomy, commodious |
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| summary, compliation, digest |
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| trusting, believing, unsuspicious |
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| relating to or effected by a flood |
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| braggart, boaster, swellhead |
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| illustrate, give an example |
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| to free completely from blame, excuse |
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| act or power of foreseeing |
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| harden, strengthen, toughen, vulcanize |
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| lascivious, lewd, amoral, promiscuous |
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| nearsightedness, narrowness |
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| necessary, indispensable, essential |
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| fragrant, aromatic, odoriferous |
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| carefully examine, analyze |
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| juicy, delicious, mouth-watering |
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| unscrupulous, immoral, wanton |
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| renounce, repudiate, give up, reject |
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| ill-will, hostility, resentment |
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| opposting, disinclined, unwilling |
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| most important, chief, primary |
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| believer, follower, devotee |
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| immediate, speedy, prompt |
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| grouchy, cross, irritable |
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| shameful, bad reputation, scandalous |
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| ritual, worship, ceremony |
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| treacherous, wicked, evil |
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| obvious, evident, apparent |
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| deceive, stretch the truth, lie |
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| say or do again, repear, rehash |
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| discriminate & separate, isolate, set apart |
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| supreme, excellent, first-class, consummate |
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| constant, incessant, continuous |
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| personal clothing, accessories, equipment |
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| poise, assurance, self-confidence |
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| stronghold, fortress, support |
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| burning or searing for curative purposes |
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| sharer of private thoughts, close friend |
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| charming, elegant, dashing, gay, jaunty |
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| debate, dispute, argument |
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| native, indigenous, restricted to an area |
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| outgoing person, socializer, mingler |
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| lean, skinny, angular, thin |
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| expression, dialect, regional language variation |
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| without animate awareness or sensation |
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| felon, criminal, evil-doer |
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| questionable remedy, patent medicine |
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| treachery, disloyalty, faithfulness |
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| spread rapidly, increase quickly, propagate |
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| suppress, hold back, conceal |
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| winding, twisting, circuitous |
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| instrument for indicating speed of rotation |
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| boast of, brag about, make much of |
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| a word made up of initials of other words |
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| go over rpeatedly, beat to death, badger |
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| inborn, inbred, inherited |
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| wearing a strapless or low-cut dress |
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| separation, severance, disintegration |
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| preoccupied, attentive to, absorbed |
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| medicine dealing with aging and related diseases |
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| deceptive, false, misleading, unreal |
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| required, necessary, compulsory |
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| pigheaded, insensitive, stubborn |
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| deadly, extremely evil, injurious |
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| full of promise, marked by favorable signs |
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| repulsive, disgusting, offensive |
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| creek in a marsh or flate tide, inlet on a river |
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| leafy, covered w/ green plants, inexperienced |
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| deeply moved/hurt emotionally, influenced |
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| cheat, swindle, fleece, defraud |
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| rude, crude, boorish, discourteous |
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| mishap, embarassing occurrence, blunder |
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| filled w/ grief, sorrowful, dejected |
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| something implied or suggested, ramification |
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| pure, unharmed, unspoiled |
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| harminous, euphonic, melodious |
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| provacatively glance, leer |
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| false name, alias, assumed name |
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| echo, bounce or bound back, vibrate |
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| instrument inserted into body passage for exam |
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| prevent from being accomplished, frustrate, hinder |
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| exaggerate, make larger or greater |
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| cliam without justification, assume for another |
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| buoyant, cheerful, carefree |
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| encircle, surround, bypass |
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| go again, oppose, contradict |
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| foolish affection, childishness, senility |
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| intentionally confusing, doubtful, ambiguous |
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| state of physical fitness or mind, condition |
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| spontaneous, impulsive, extemporaneous |
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| repeat, restate, go over the same ground |
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| gaudy, pretentious, garish, flashy |
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| consuming both plants & animals, voracious |
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| braid, pigtail, pleating of the hair |
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| very sever and strict about morals, austere |
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| occurring frequently, widespread, swarming |
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| fritter away, use up, misspend |
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| volume as part of larger work, scholarly book |
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| clamorous, uproarious, bellowing |
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