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| The medieval science of turning metals to gold; any magical or false mutational process |
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| To make more bearable; to lighten |
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| "Anything that will counteract or remove the effects of poison, disease, or the like" |
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| "Marked by the use of clear, expressive language" |
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| To discover with certainty |
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| Fearlessly daring (oft. recklessly so); brave or bold |
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| A single ruler having unlimited power; a despot |
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| Giving assistance or support; helping; supplementary |
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| "A fixed, intense dislike" |
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| Marked by keen interest and enthusiasm |
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| Drearily commonplace; trite |
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| To expose oneself to pleasant warmth; to take pleasure or satisfaction |
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| Inclined or eager to fight; hostile |
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| One that gives aid (esp. financial) |
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| An inclination to perform generous acts; a generous act |
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| Of a gentle or mild character; harmless |
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| Hasty and unthinking; lacking in tact or sensitivity |
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| "Likely to break, snap or crack; fragile" |
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| Unprejudiced or impartial; open and sincere |
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| To examine carefully or discuss thoroughly; scrutinize |
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| Someone or something that makes a process or event happen |
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| A loud outcry or noise; din |
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| The hardening of a substance into something thicker and firmer |
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| To persuade through flattery |
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| To treat indulgently; to baby |
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| "To force to act or think in a certain way through the use of pressure, threat or force; to compel" |
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| Particular to common speech as distinguished from literary |
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| To honor the memory of through ceremony |
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| An unduly high opinion of oneÕs self or abilities |
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| To reduce in quantity or length |
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| "To overlook, forgive or tolerate an offense without protest" |
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| A person with expert knowledge or training (esp. in the fine arts) |
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| To declare or make sacred |
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| To bring to completion; complete or perfect in all respects |
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| Warm and sincere; friendly |
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| To forge falsely; Something illegally or falsely made |
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| "Not openly practiced, engaged in or shown" |
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| To secretly desire something which is not yours |
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| Having hidden meaning; obscure |
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| Difficult to handle because of weight or bulk; onerous |
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| Brief or short in speech or manner (oft. rudely so) |
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| Delicately beautiful or charming |
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| "A sudden collapse, downturn or defeat; a total failure" |
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| To kill or destroy a large portion of something |
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| Appropriateness of conduct; the conventions of polite behavior |
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| An authoritative order having the force of a law |
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| Bold resistance to authority or an opposing force |
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| To overwhelm with (usu. water); a flood |
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| To speak ill of or attack the character of |
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| "To reduce or lessen by use, exhaustion, or waste" |
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| Testimony taken under oath (usu. written down) |
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| To speak of with contempt and mirth |
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| Something derived; unoriginal |
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| Disparaging or belittling |
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| A ruler with absolute power |
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| Lacking or devoid of; poor |
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| A derogatory comment on a personÕs character or reputation |
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| Differing from the norm or the accepted standards of society; one who differs from the norm or the accepted standards of society |
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| Skill and grace in physical activity (oft. of the hands); adroitness |
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| To turn away from (esp. the main subject of a conversation) |
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| Marked by painstaking effort |
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| To withhold permission or sanction |
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| To perceive with the eyes; to detect through careful observation |
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| To injure the reputation of |
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| Showing prudence and self-restraint; modest |
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| To regard or treat with haughty contempt; scorn |
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| Causing gloom; dreary; characterized by a lack of merit |
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| The act of refuting; evidence the refutes |
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| To make known (esp. a secret) |
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| To speak in a monotonous tone; a male bee that performs no work |
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| Constraint by threat; coercion |
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| To bring or draw out (something latent) |
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| To make clear by explanation |
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| To make or become extremely thin |
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| To set free ownership or oppression; to liberate |
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| To make beautiful by decoration; to add fictitious details to a story |
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| To take (usu. money) for oneÕs own use in violation of a trust |
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| "To express emotion, esp. in an excessive or theatrical manner" |
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| To strive to equal or excel; to imitate |
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| To encase in a capsule; to sum up |
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| To write oneÕs signature on the back of a check; to give approval or support to |
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| "To cut, carve or etch into some material" |
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| To entwine in a confusing mass |
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| To pull up by the roots; to destroy |
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| Treating all parts or aspects without omission; thoroughly |
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| "An act or deed, esp. a heroic one; to use (deceitfully)" |
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| To put out or douse (usu. a fire); to destroy |
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| To praise highly or exalt |
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| To obtain from another by coercion or intimidation |
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| Inessential or irrelevant |
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| A gregarious or outgoing individual |
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| Full of unrestrained joy or enthusiasm |
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| "To waver or stumble, oft. due to a loss of confidence" |
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| To give a false appearance of |
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| One who has committed crime more severe than a misdemeanor |
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| Great warmth and intensity of emotion; intense heat or passion |
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| An object of unreasonably excessive attention or interest |
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| A chain or shackle for the ankles; to restrain or restrict |
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| To behave or more nervously or restlessly |
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| Someone of nominal leadership but no real authority |
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| " Refined or delicate performance, execution or artisanship" |
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| The act or process of splitting into parts |
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| To make stable; to fix oneÕs attention on; to obsess on |
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| Highly elaborate; given to ostentatious display |
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| To exhibit shamelessly or ostentatiously |
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| To fall or lie down heavily and noisily; to fail utterly |
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| To prevent from being successful; to thwart; a pole-like sword |
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| Designed to be impervious to human error; infallible |
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| The act of searching for food or provisions |
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| To surrender something as a punishment |
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| Highly excited with strong emotion or frustration; frenzied |
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| To make gestures for emphasis (esp. while speaking) |
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| The central idea; essence |
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| A dim or intermittent flicker or flash of light |
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| To feel or express great self-satisfaction (oft. maliciously) |
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| To fill beyond capacity; oversupply or excess |
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| "To bite at, chew on or generally erode with the teeth" |
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| "A deep, narrow passage with steep, rocky sides; a ravine; to eat in a gluttonous manner" |
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| To scoop or dig out; to charge an excessively high price |
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| Requiring serious thought; somber in conduct or character |
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| To feed on leisurely and continuously; to touch lightly |
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| To behave in a servile manner; to lie in a prostrate manner |
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| Cunning treachery; skillful deceit |
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| To flow forth suddenly in great volume (esp. tears or praise) |
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| "A strong, abrupt burst of wind" |
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| "To cut or chap with repeated, irregular blows" |
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| Scornfully and condescendingly proud |
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| To pay attention to and consider |
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| Grossly wicked or reprehensible; abominable |
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| "An opinion or doctrine at variance with established religious beliefs, esp. from Christian dogma by a church member" |
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| Highly cultured or intellectual |
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| Disposed to treat strangers or guests with warmth and generosity |
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| "A small, miserable dwelling" |
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| The worship of idols; excessive devotion to something |
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| Not noble in character; base |
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| Well-known and distinguished |
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| To cause to diminish in strength or quality |
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| To be an obstacle to or to place obstacles in the way of |
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| A command or order; extremely necessary |
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| Impossible to penetrate or permeate |
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| Unshakably calm and collected |
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| A violent collapse inward |
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| "Exempt from penalty, punishment or harm" |
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| Marked by unintentional lack of care |
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| Lacking sense or substance; empty or stupid |
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| To cause to become extremely angry; an aromatic substance that is burned to produce a pleasant odor |
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| Lacking in harmony; incompatible or not in agreement |
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| Skeptical or disbelieving |
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| "A small, often imperceptible addition or augmentation" |
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| Obligatory; Resting or leaning on something else; Someone |
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| holding a specified office |
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| Not clearly or sharply delineated; vague |
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| Not apt or fitting; foolish; incompetent |
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| Incapable of erring or failing |
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| A place or condition suggestive of hell; a place of fiery heat |
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| To fill or cause to be filled with something |
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| Lacking in worldliness; openly straightforward |
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| To take into the body by the mouth for digestion; to take in |
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| An interval of time between acts or periods; temporary |
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| Contemplation of one's own thoughts and feelings |
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| "To cover, overwhelm or flood with water; to swamp" |
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| One who is disabled by illness or injury; not valid |
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| A very small amount; a bit |
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| "Causing annoyance, weariness or vexation" |
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| To talk rapidly or unintelligibly |
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| Having or exhibiting sound judgment; prudent |
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| "Lacking brightness, luster or vitality; dull" |
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| To express grief for or about; to regret deeply |
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| Marked by or produced with extravagance; to give in abundance |
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| Money or property bequeathed to another by will; something |
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| down from an ancestor or a predecessor |
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| "A state of inactivity, sluggishness and apathy" |
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| Easily understood; intelligible |
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| "To lie in wait, as in ambush" |
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| Courageously noble in mind and heart; generous or unselfish |
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| One who is dissatisfied with the existing state of affairs |
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| To speak evil of; evil in nature or spirit |
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| A device for confining the hands |
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| "A cruel, indiscriminate killing of a large number of human beings" |
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| To injure by beating; to handle roughly |
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| Extremely careful and precise; excessively concerned with details |
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| Causing mischief; Playfully naughty; troublesome |
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| One who lives very meagerly to save money; a greedy person |
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| "Of, relating to or caused by disease; psychologically unhealthy" |
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| Sullenly melancholy; gloomy |
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| Commonplace or ordinary; everyday |
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| "Characterized by or inclined to neglect, esp. habitually" |
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| Completely unaware or mindful of |
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| Menacing or threatening; portentous |
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| Impenetrable by light; so obscure as to be unintelligible |
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| Of the nature or a palace; magnificently enormous |
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| "A fervent supporter of a cause, group, person or idea" |
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| A sponsor or benefactor; a customer (esp. a regular one) |
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| Smallness of number; fewness |
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| One who journeys on foot; commonplace |
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| Lasting or active throughout the entire year or many years |
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| To spread or flow through; to pervade |
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| To be responsible for or commit (esp. a crime) |
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| To turn into wood; to cause to be stiff or stone-like |
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| To mourn or long for out of grief |
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| Religiously devout; marked by false devoutness |
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| Of vital importance; crucial |
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| To allay the anger of (esp. by concessions); to appease |
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| "To move or walk in a heavy, laborious manner" |
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| To decline suddenly and steeply; something that weighs down |
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| "Keenly distressing to the spirit, body or mind; profoundly moving" |
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| "A feeling of profound awe, respect and (often) love; veneration" |
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| Not specifically related to religion; occurring once in a century or from century to century |
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| A piece of broken pottery or a fragment of glass |
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| "Having a dirty, mean, poverty-stricken appearance" |
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| An additional amount charged |
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| To go beyond or over; to act in violation of the law |
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| Not yielding the desired outcome; fruitless; excessively proud of |
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| appearance or accomplishments |
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