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| Tired, drowsy, sluggish, dull (Lethe) |
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| Having to do with sex (Eros) |
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| Having colors like the rainbow (Iris) |
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| Wild uproar or noise (Pan) |
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| Any long series of wandering or travels (Odysseus) |
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| Northern, of or concerning the north wind (Boreas) |
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| Full of confusing passageways, intricate (Labyrinth) |
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| Having a hidden message, mystic (Orpheus) |
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| Describing one who is vigilant or watchful (Argus) |
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| A song or hymn or praise or joy (Paean) |
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| Extremely filthy (Augeas) |
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| Safeguard or protection (Palladium) |
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| Ruinous; at a great cost or price (Pyrrhus) |
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| war-like; having to do with war (Mars) |
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| Wild with drunkenness (Bacchus) |
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| Completely sealed; against the escape or entry of air (Hermes) |
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| A handsome young man (Adonis) |
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| Fantastic; unrealistic (Chimaera) |
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| Skillful; intricate; cunningly designed (Daedalus) |
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| A theatrical performer; actor (Thespis) |
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| Luxurious; sumptuous (Lucullus) |
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| Extremely difficult; requiring great strength (Hercules) |
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| Bold, reckless; severe (Icarus) |
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| A greedy person (Harpies) |
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| Bully; intimidate with threats; bluster (Hector) |
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