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| feelings of excessive pride |
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| a creative group that applies new concepts and innovations, especialy in art |
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| something gruesome asscoiated with death |
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| an outstanding display of skill |
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| someone who has gotten considerable wealth in his generation |
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| something that appears real but is based on a pretense |
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| a persons set of skills, the list of performances a compnay will make |
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| reversal of policy or attitude |
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| charming, confident, elegant |
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| an item used to remember a location |
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| a deliberate action aimed at weakening an enemy |
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| necessary according to etiquette, protocol, or fashion |
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| the perfectly appropriate word |
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| a position that requires no work but still receives paymet |
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| named after something or someone else or haveing the same name |
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| to bewilder or confuse someone |
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| dealing with the supernatural |
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| of pertinent nature, regarding or concerning |
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| a list of ancestry, showing breeding |
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| to condescendingly grant a right or benefit |
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| danger of harm loss or failure |
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| a full smooth quality of sound, pompous and bombastic |
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| submisssion because of someone elses age |
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| to go in a different direction |
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| modest or shy because of lack of self confidence |
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| not drawing attention to ones self |
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| not having done what you should have |
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| havn't been doing your duty |
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| DILIGENTLY paying attention to detail |
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| showing confidence and force |
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| false belief from trickery or self deception |
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| mistaken impresssion based on faulty perception or wishful thinking |
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