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| bold; shameless; impudent |
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| loud; discordant; (describes a sound) |
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| showing sincere honesty; frank; blunt |
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| a substance that initiates (begins) a chemical reaction |
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| to scold; reprove; admonish |
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| merciful leniency; mildness |
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| penitent; deeply sorrowful; repentant |
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| riddle; puzzle; dilemma (problem with no solution) |
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| lowering the price or value of; disparagement |
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| worthy of contempt or hatred |
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| a tyrannical ruler; tyrant; authoritarian ruler |
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| to make inferior in quality or value; impair; to grow worse; degenerate |
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| a bitter verbal attack; a bitter scolding; an invective; tirade; harangue |
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| shy; lacking confidence; timid |
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| verb-to make known; reveal (as a secret |
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| stupid person; idiot; dull-witted person |
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| verb-to draw out by discussion; provoke; to call forth |
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| a pleasant, harmonious sound (adjective-euphonious |
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| a pleasant, harmonious sound (adjective-euphonious |
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| -coarse food for cattle, horses or sheep |
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| to make strong; to give physical strength or endurance |
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| adjective, talkative, loquacious ( see #64), verbose |
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| resembling a ghost; terrifying to the senses; grisly; gruesome; lurid |
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| barrier; obstacle; speech disorder |
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| continuing; continual; constant |
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| native; occurring naturally in an area |
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| weak; sluggish; slow; listless |
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| talkative; garrulous; verbose |
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| to treat cruelly or roughly; abuse |
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| -heavy, often deep mud, slush or dirt |
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| -heavy, often deep mud, slush or dirt |
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| happy; laughing; light hearted |
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| worldly; commonplace; ordinary; banal |
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| vicious; evil; very wicked |
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| sympathy; pity; compassion |
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| a poor person; an indigent |
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| sorrowful; contrite; repentant; remorseful -noun-a sorrowful, contrite person |
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| enduring; constant; persistent -noun-a plant which comes back to life year after year |
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| disloyal; basely false; faithless; untrustworthy |
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| incline; make susceptible |
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| having a sour or rank odor or taste; spoiled; rotten |
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| adjective-noisy; harsh sounding; boisterous |
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| an opening; fissure; a space; breach; cleft; a break in a friendly relationship |
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| wise; shrewd; keen; having insight |
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| inactive; stationary; sluggish |
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| sloppy; cursory; careless; slipshod; haphazard; done hastily |
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| motionless; not flowing; dull; inactive |
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| to yield to a superior force; to die; yield |
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| to insult; to mock; ridicule |
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| persistent; stubborn; holding fast to a belief |
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| trembling; quivering; fearful; timid |
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| courteous, refined, suave, elegant |
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| wanderer; one who roves -adjective-random; having no fixed course |
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| morally base; wicked; foul; degrading; low; disgusting |
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| defenseless; unprotected; innocent; naïve |
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| to twist out of shape; falsify; distort |
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| highest point; summit; peak; pinnacle |
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