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| v. to suggest, connecting the dots |
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| adj. incapable of being analyzed, no diffinitive answer |
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| adj. pertaining to an island; figuratively provincial |
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| adj. incapable of being taken away |
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| adj. whiny, nit-picking, peevish in voice or demeanor |
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| v. to say in objection or disapproval |
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| v. to refuse to recognize, to disassociate |
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| adj. ability to bounce back, go back to original shape |
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| v. to economize, cut back financially |
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| (-) adj. obsenely abusive, disreputable, vulgar |
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(-)adj. 1. poorly made
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