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| adj. having sound judgement; perceptive; wise |
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| adj. wholesome; causing improvement; favorable to health |
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| adj. cheerful; confident; optimistic |
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| v. to surfeit; to overindulge |
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| adj. gloomy; dark; sullen; morose |
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| n. a large net dragged to catch fish |
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| adj. like a seed; constituting a source; originative |
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| adj. aphoristic or moralistic; tending to moralize excessively |
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| adj. relating to stars or constellations; astral |
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| position requiring little or no work and usually providing an income |
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| winding; undulating; serpetine |
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| soaked or drenched; unimaginative; dull |
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| fallacious reasoning; faulty logic |
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| self-assured though immature; affected; bombastic; lacking maturity |
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| to stop the flow of a fluid |
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| extremely loud and powerful |
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| to restrain; to be sparing or frugal |
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| assistance; relief in time of distress |
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| disdainful; arrogant; haughty |
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| mentally or morally slack; literally, lying on one's back |
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| asking humbly; beseeching |
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| to plug; to drive in or down by a series of blows |
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| a repetition; a redundancy |
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| cheap; gaudy; showy; tacky; meretricious |
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| biased; showing marked tendencies |
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| timid; fearful; diffident |
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| scorching; ardent; passionate |
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| docile; obedient; easily led |
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| mockery; caricature; parody |
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| offense; resentment; pique |
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| to move in wavelike fashion; to fluctuate |
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| perverse; unruly; unseemly |
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| to scold; to censure; to rebuke; to chastise |
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| the practice of charging an exorbitant or illegal rate of interest |
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| capable of being bought or bribed; mercenary |
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| appearance of truth or reality |
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| authentic; honest-to-goodness |
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| a loud, domineering woman; a scold or nag |
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| to pervert; to debase; to spoil; to make effective |
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| fluency; verbosity; easy use of spoken language |
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| to cause to move as if by a light breeze |
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| to writhe; to toss about; to be in turmoil |
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to go; to proceed; to walk
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