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| full of life, lively alive full of action |
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| a family of young animals, especially birds, any group having the same nature and origin |
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| an essential part, voter who elects a president |
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| to reach a high point of development, to end climax |
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downright
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| ADV. thoroughly adj. absolute, complete frank blunt |
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| a loafer, idler a buzzing or humming sound |
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| to drive or urge on or something to drive or urge on |
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| to give in to a wish or desire |
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| able to read and write, showing an excellent educational background |
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to come into view, to appear in exaggerated form
a machine for weaving |
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| the quality of giving off light, brightness, glitter |
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| a public speech for a formal occasion |
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| cross, complaining, irritable, contrary |
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| to boil or foam, to be excited or disturbed |
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| to burn slightly or a burn at the ends or edges |
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| one of a kind, unequaled, unusual, found only in a given class, place or situation |
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upright
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| vertical, straight, good, honest OR in a vertical position |
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| to establish the truth or accuracy or confirm |
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