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| Ornamental molding that sits atop a column or pillar |
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| The ability to predict the future |
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| Something that is added to another, more important thing; an accessory |
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| To engrave, draw or paint by small dots or motions |
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| Complaining; bad-tempered; readily angered |
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| Dirty; untidy; smelling bad |
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| Bitter criticism; verbal or written attack on someone |
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| Strongly negative feeling; dislike for something or somebody |
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| trying to avoid being noticed; done in a concealed or underhand way |
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