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| traveling about; wandering |
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| the concluding part of a speech; grandiloquent speech |
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| pleasing in appearance; attractive |
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| a crass individual guided by material rather than by intellectual or artistic values |
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| impassive; stoical; lethargic; sluggish |
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| involving clever rogues or adventurers |
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| to punish; to hold up to public scorn |
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| agreeably pungent; stimulating |
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| resentment; to annoy, irritate, or offend; to excite, provoke, or arouse |
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| pounding, thundering, resounding |
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| to measure the depth; to examine critically |
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| distressing, pertinent, touching, stimulating, emotional |
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| affected or insincere person, a poser |
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| uncertain, risky, dangerous |
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| rule establishing standards of conduct |
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| concise summary of essential points |
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| spendthrift, prodigal, wildly extravagant |
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| nearness in time or place; affinity of nature |
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| to appease; to conciliate |
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| to ostracize; to banish; to outlaw |
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| frugal; looking to the future |
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| contentious; quarrelsome; contumacious; given to fighting; belligerent |
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| precise; paying attention to trivialities, esp. in regard to ettiquette |
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| habitually complaining; whining |
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| tawdry; flashy; meretricious; low; vulgar |
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| to be divided or subdivided; to branch out |
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| voracious; greedy; plundering |
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| riddle; a representation of words by pictures or symbols |
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| abstruse (difficult to understand); profound; arcane; obscure |
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| to engage in reconnaissance |
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| coward; cowardly; craven; pusillanimous |
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| stubborn; unmanageable; intractable; unruly |
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| to delight or entertain; to feast |
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| to feel or express dejection or discontent; to long for |
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| adamant; steadfast; determined |
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| heading, title, or category |
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| to regret; to feel remorse or sorrow |
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