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| (adj.) abundant, plentiful |
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| touch; stubborn; not letting go |
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| an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit; eager to consume great amounts of food |
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| seeking and enjoying the company of others; sociable |
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| A cleansing with water or other liquid, especially as a religious ritual; the liquid used in such an act |
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| A gradual reduction or weakening; a rubbing away |
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| the art of public speaking |
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| bind the wings so as not to fly; confine; bound |
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| to cause to twist or bend; to suffer acutely, as in pain or embarrasment |
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| to attribute to a certain cause, source, or origin |
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| casual, carefree and nonchalant, arrogant disregard (n.) A gallant gentleman |
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| to encourage or incite to action |
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| to involve in argument or hostile action; to throw in disorder |
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| to cause to diminish as in strength, value, or quality |
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| to distribute by or as if by measure; allot; pass out |
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| to take a risk for some advantage |
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| brief and to the point; concise |
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| mass arrival or incoming, a continuous coming; opposite of exodus |
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| excessively and objectionably sentimental |
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| cheaply vulgar in appearance; vulgar; disreputable |
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| strenuous physical or mental labor or effort, the labor of child birth |
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| lacking self confidence; timid |
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| extremely expressive in speech, writing, or movement |
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| standing out; renowned; distinguished; prominent |
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| continuing without interruption; nonstop |
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| laying hidden or undeveloped; potential |
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| dissatisfied with existing conditions |
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| cautious; discrete; exercising good judgement |
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| to flinch; to shrink back or start wide, as from a blow or pain |
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| enthusiastic; bubbling with excitement |
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| hot tempered ; quick to anger |
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| having an ambiguous, hidden meaning |
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| characterized by an authoritative, often arrogant, assertion of opinions or beliefs |
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| charming in a rustic way; naturally peaceful |
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| the management of the details of an operation |
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| a slight or trifling sin; a minor offense |
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| the art or study of using language effectively and persuasively; over-elabora to language |
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| expected to answer for one's actions; responsible, liable, answerable |
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| a small, inexpensive trincket |
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| dead or inactive; having ceased to exist |
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| appearing as such; offered as genuine or real |
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| beif and to the point; concise and terse |
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| a state of fullness, super abundance |
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| helping, providing assistance; subordinate |
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| characterized by or requiring much sitting; accustomed to little exercise |
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| of or for walking; capable or walking |
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| blind or excessive devotion to something |
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| rapid and superficial; preformed with haste and scant attention to detail |
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| victimizing or destroying others for one's own game; pillaging |
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| consisting of or relating to money |
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| trickery; underhandedness |
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| gaudy and cheap in appearance or nature |
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| exact correspondence of form on supported sides of a dividing line |
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| a follower of a leader, supporter |
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| military supplies and weapons; the process of arming for war |
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| to surround; enclose; bypass |
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| an unbroken view of a wide area |
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| to remain; continue; stay; endure |
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| having to do with artistic beauty; overall look |
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| to form someone by threatening or physically overpowering him |
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| a sense that something is about to occur; a premonition |
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| a long story, often telling the history of a family |
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| a means of escape or release; an outlet; a small hole |
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