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| A sound similar to that of a bull, roar, yell, bawl, holler, howl |
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| One who benefits from something, a person who is left money or property, recipitant, heir |
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| To repair or patch poorly, make a mess of, foul up, bungle, mangle |
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| To fill or cover in a disorderly way, mess, litter, confusion |
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| Falling apart or ruined, run down, in disrepair, deteriorated, gone to seed |
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| To take apart, to strip of something, dissasemble |
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| A play filled with ridiculous or absurd happenings, far fetched humor, a ridiculous sham, buffoonery, mockery |
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| Not sucessful, failing to have any result, useless, unimportant, frivolous, fruitless, vain, ineffective |
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| Very tiring, exhausting, punishing, taxing |
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| Offering friendly treatment to guests, open to anything new or strange, gracious, cordial, courteous |
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| The home or den of a wild animal, any hideout, nest, burrow, hideaway |
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| Overly generous, extravagant, abundant, without limits, excessive, profuse |
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| Unhealthy mental state, extremely gloomy, caused by or related to disease, unwholesome, depressed, unsound, " sick" |
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| Widely known because of bad conduct, disgraceful, infamous, disreputable |
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| To allow too many privileges, be too generous, too easygoing, coddle, cater to, indulge |
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| An organism that lives off of another organism, one who lives off another person, sponger, freeloader, leech |
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| To avoid or get out of doing work, to neglect a duty, to sneak, slink, duck, sidestep |
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| An amount beyond what is required, excess, more than what is needed or expected, glut, surfeit, overage |
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| The state of being easily frightened, fearfulness, faintheartedness |
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| Prevent, to prohibit, reject, turn down, nix, forbid |
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| to be plentiful, be filled, burst with, overflow, teem |
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| a boaster (loud, annoying), bigmouth, blowhard |
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| a hiding place, something hidden, stockpile, hoard, store |
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| the act of making clear or understandable, explanation, elucidation, explication |
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| sad, without hope, descouraged, dejcted, depressed, forlorn |
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| to steal, swindle, defraud |
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| causing mental pain or grief, moving, sad, heartbreaking, poignant |
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| unhurried, taking plenty of time, slow, relaxed |
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| unnaturally sleepy, dull, slow moving, indefferent, lazy, sluggish, listless |
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| a sickness, illness, disease, disorder, ailment, indisposition |
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| ripe, well-matured, soft, sweet, rich, gentle, pleasant, dulcet, creamy |
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| wandering, moving about from place to place, roving, roaming, vagrant, migratory, itinerant |
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| one piece at a time, gradually, bit by bit |
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| a search, hunt, seek, ask, pursuit, venture |
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| by chance, not planned, irregular, haphazard, arbituarry |
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| to speak wildly and noisily, loud/violent talk, rave, fume, spout, harangue |
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| new materials or support, strengthen, bolster, prop up, support |
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| isolation from others, solitude, aloneness, solitariness |
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| a person's condition or position, rank or standing, prestige, situation, recognition |
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| a state of great confusion or disorder, mental strain or agitation, upheaval, tumult, chaos |
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| sufficient, enough, saticfactory, sufficing |
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| a conversation, interchange of opinions and ideas, free discussion |
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| a symbol, sign, token, badge, insignia |
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| huge, giant, immense, enormous, colossal, mammoth |
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| very great destrucion, ruin, great confusion and disorder, devastation, harm, disarray |
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| the floor of a fireplace, the fireside as a symbol of the home and family, chimney corner |
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| to beg earnestly for, entreat, beseech, pray |
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| very wicked, disgraceful, shameful, scandalous, villainous, flagrant, heinous |
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| too many to count, without number, countless, beyond reckoning |
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| not strict, careless, lacking discipline, not tense, relaxed, negligent, remiss |
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| to spoil, damage, injure, scar, disfigure, deface |
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| less serious than a felony, mino misbehavior or misconduct, misdeed, petty offense or transgression |
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| to think about, ponder, to grind or mix, to heat or flavor with spices, consider, reflect on |
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| a story, detailed report, having the nature of a story, tale, chronicle |
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| an opening move, a proposal or offer, and introductory section or part, prelude, tender |
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| an agreement, treaty, compact, alliance, deal |
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| further action by either of two opponents is impossible, standstill, standoff, draw, deadlock |
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| bearing a grudge, feeling or showing a strong tendency toward revenge, vengeful, spiteful, malicious |
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| limp and drooping, wither, to lose strength and vigor, sag, weaken, shrivel up |
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