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| to make unpure or unclean |
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| to show or display clearly |
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| to right a wrong by offering compensation/removing cause for complaint |
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| to behave as a lowly servant in a fawning manner |
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| a short story that uses figurative characters and language to make interesting |
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| seventeenth century style of art ( elaborate) |
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| mockery/ comedic form that makes people, actions, or work seem rediculous |
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| referring to ancient greek/ roman cultures |
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| a literary work/ production that amuses and ends well |
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| the unknotting or unraveling of a plot of a literary/dramatic work |
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| comedy featuring rowdy/violent action trying to get laughter from audience |
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| written without a metric pattern and lacking rhyme |
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| category of art/music/literature |
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| medieval architecture style in western europe |
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| a verbal picture ridiculing an individual |
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| a form of high burlesque that uses somethings main features and adding them to trivial matters |
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| leading part or main character |
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| extremely ornate or fancifully intricate architectual style |
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| humor that mocks its serious subject by treating it in lowly terms |
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| to state, assert, affirm in a positive way |
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| hypocritical talk/dialect/jargon |
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| a sudden successful take over or overturning |
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| a ration or allotment portioned out in regular amounts/to distribute |
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| someone easily fooled/to fool |
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| a decree or similar command edict |
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| a decree or similar command edict |
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| to pull of strips of skin to criticize |
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| taunt or scornful comment to taunt |
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| marsh or bog to entangle in deep mud |
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| healthy growth ; foul ; notiiceable negatively ; complete ; bad taste or odor |
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| a group of unified beliefs |
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| characterized by wisdom ; alert |
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| tiny particle or tiniest bit imaginable |
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| trick or clever stratagem for deceitful purposes to lure/ entice |
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