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| adj. Without satisfactory effect; unfavorable. |
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| adj. Characterized by ridicule or mockery. |
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| v. To pronounce with clarity. |
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| adj. Unending; perpetual. Incapable of termination but in a negative way. EX: The class so boring it seemed interminable. |
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| adj. Dull; slow to catch on. |
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| n. A person famed for wisdom (from exerience). |
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| v. To think/worry persistently over a problem. |
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| adj. Shy and modest; reserved. |
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| adj. Causing or caused by a state of rage and uproar. |
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| adj. Stocky; fat but not too fat. |
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| n. Lack of discernment (unable to judge future events well). |
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| v. To make favorably inclined. |
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| v. In agreement or harmony |
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| adj. Fierce, cruel, brutally savage. |
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| adj. unfavorable, harmful; hostile. |
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| v. (not an essay) To try or to attempt. |
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| n. A loud cry or wolf-like wail. |
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| v. To be snuggled or comforted by. |
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