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| deep respect mixed with wonder;awe;something extraordinary |
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| a generous portion;plentiful supply; overabundance |
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| twisted or distorted positions |
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| so thing that your bones show |
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| a large food with many seeds that cannot be eaten |
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| horrible to see;hear etc. |
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| hard to follow or understand |
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| a report of what has happened;story account or tale |
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| having a sharp or stinging smell or taste |
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| clever or sharp in particular manners |
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| gravely or sober causing serious thoughts or grave or mood |
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| fort or defense area consisting of strong posts or timbers fixed upright in the ground |
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| watchful;being on on'rs guard of danger |
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| to flicker or quiver as light |
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