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gregarious
(Greg, Gary & us)**vacation together** |
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| social ; extroverted; enjoying companionship |
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articulate
(Artie Kool-Aid) |
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| able to speak clearly and effectively |
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Depleted
(the pleated)**pants are all gone** |
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| Emptied; drainded; used up |
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Ludicrous
(Lou to cross)**crazy to cross interstate** |
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Obsolete
(Hobb so late)**b/c he drove a horse & wagon** |
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| no longer usable; outdated |
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Tenacious
(tennis shoes) **which won't come off** |
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| strong; persistent; determined to hold on |
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Tirade
(tie raid)**dad mad about missing ties |
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A long and bitter speech; diatribe
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Wane
(Wayne) **is shrinking** |
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Digress
(die grass)**but talks about everything else) |
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| to go off topic when writing or speaking |
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cajole
(cage hole)**cat tries to coax bird into coming out of cage** |
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| to fool with flattery or false promises; coax; deceive |
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capricious
(cap riches) **slot machine** |
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flippancy
(flip and see)**the power switch for electric chair** |
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| treating a serious situation with arrogant humor or disrespect |
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loquacious
(low gray gray shoes) **talking** |
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myriad
(Mary had) **a lot of little lambs** |
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prudent
(prune dent)**wise to move your new car** |
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stoic
(toe wick) **lights his toe on fire but doesn't scream or cry** |
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| a person who shows no response to pleasure or pain; someone who is impassive |
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sumptuous
(some chew us)**but some just stare b/c we are so magnificent** |
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versatile
(reverse a tile)**with 101 uses** |
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| having many talents or uses |
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