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1. a person who sells quack medicines, drawing an audience in by storytelling, tricks, etc.
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1. anxious, eager, concerned.
2. careful, particular.
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1. person who speaks to avoid the precise truth; equivocator.
2. liar. |
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| person who pretends to know more than he does; quack. |
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| immoral, depraved person. |
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| indifferent to moral restraints |
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| pertaining to tailor or tailored clothes |
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| superficially pleasing, misleading |
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| Unyielding; dogmatic (arrogantly asserting opinions); adhering stubbornly to doctrine |
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| plead in protest, disapproval, or objection |
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| to take up into a more inclusive classification |
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| influencing the development of future events |
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| omen; prophetic significance/augury |
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| act of confusing or obscuring |
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1. rash; without deliberation.
2. without delay; hastily. |
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1. extremely stingy; parsimonious
2. extremely poor; destitute
3. lacking in means or resources |
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| extremely dark, gloomy, forbidding |
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| reduce the vitality or vigor of |
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| to complain; to long for something |
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| firmly established by long persistence |
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| new word, meaning, usage or phrase |
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| secret agreement especially for treacherous or fraudulent reasons; conspiracy |
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| without concern for history or historical development; indifferent to tradition |
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| known or understood by very few; mysterious; abstruse; obscure; esoteric |
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1. to contradict
2. to misrepresent |
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1. causing or involving argument or controversy
2. quarrelsome |
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1. overflowing with fervor, enthusiasm; high-spirited
2. bubbling up like a boiling liquid |
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1. hard to please
2. painstaking |
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| absolute, inviolable, inherent |
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| sensible, wise, well-advised |
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1. morally, ethically wrong; perverse
2. not straightforward |
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1. ambiguous, obscure
2. as if divinely inspired; sententious (preachy) |
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1. follower, supporter
2. biased, prejudiced |
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