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| thing of very little value or importance |
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| producing young; fruitful |
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| a proverb; traditional saying |
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| not hesitating because of fear or discouragement |
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| sound of a bell especially one rung at a funeral |
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| indulgence in excessive sexual activity |
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| disrespectful to something sacred |
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| to rub oil or ointment on (in a ceremonial way) |
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| feeling of uneasiness arising from trouble deciding what is right and ethical |
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| a false claim, a false show of something |
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| a continuing and bitter hate or ill will; deep spite or malice |
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| to struggle in hand-to-hand combat; to wrestle (may also be in the mind) |
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| desire to harm or to do mischief |
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| a high or lofty place; superiority in character, position, or rank |
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| full of hearty, playful, good humor |
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| implies gladness or great amusement |
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| to make white; to take color from; to bleach |
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| anything done or give to show reverence or respect |
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| meaning to cause harm; wicked |
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| lack of self-restraint in conduct and/or expression |
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| overly gullible or unsuspecting |
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| violent motion or stirring; emotional disturbance or excitement |
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| condemning as wrong; strong disapproval |
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| to be banished or sent away |
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| very cruel and unjust use of power and authority |
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| an evil spirit; an inhumanly wicked person |
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