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| pertaining to beauty; sensitive to or appreciative of beauty in the arts, nature, etc.; (also spelled esthetic) |
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| that which makes richer or greater; the state or result of such |
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| a whitish, translucent, workable mineral (gypsum or calcite) |
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| a person trained to administer anesthetics |
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| an unfavorable remark; adverse criticism; blame |
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| given life, motion or inspiration; full of life, spirited; active; inspired |
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| that which differs from what is commonly expected; a deviation from the rule; an irregularity or abnormality |
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| going before; that which goes before |
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| a strange or startling visual phenomenon; a ghost or phantom |
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| made of or resembling brass; impudent; bold; shameless; defiantly reckless; to act in such manner |
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| a sideboard; a meal set out on a sideboard rather than on a table; to knock about, push or force roughly |
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| to surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce |
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| a form of marine life having a crust-like shell |
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| deserving blame or censure; blameworthy |
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| disparaging; defaming; belittling |
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| something needed and wanted; something much desired |
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| deserving to be despised; contemptible; detestable |
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| state of being without means of subsistence; great poverty |
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| state of disuse; uselessness |
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| a turning away or departure from; a divergence |
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| not containing or possessing; empty; without |
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| allowing light to show through; transparent or transluscent |
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| abusive speech; harsh denunciation |
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| instructive; teaching a moral lesson |
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| lacking confidence; timid; shy |
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| causing or characterized by delayy; tardy; slow |
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| one who is superficially interested; a dabbler; a lover of fine art without deep knowledge of it |
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| little; small; diminished or diminishing; a word expressing smallness, familiarity, etc. |
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| not harmonious; jarring to the ear; harsh; not in agreement; conflicting |
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| a set od specific ideas or beliefs; a doctrine |
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| arabian or one-humped camel |
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| of two; having or composed of two parts; double; twofold |
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| capable of being drawn thin or worked with without breaking |
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| melodious; pleasing to the ear; soothing; pleasant |
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| deception; deceitfulness; double-dealing |
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| happily excited; exuberant; bubbling or boiling up |
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| overwhelmingly happy; intensely delighted; rapturious |
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| an authoritative order issued publicly; a decree |
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| instruction for improvement; enlightenment; clarification |
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| not a natural or inherent part of; extraneous; nonessential; (opposite of intrinsic) |
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| complete or ridiculous failure |
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| something invented in the mind; a whimsical or fanciful idea |
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| to defy contemptiously; to scorn or scoff; such an act |
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| the act or action of focusing or concentrating; the location of concentrated attention |
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| to scoop, dig or focus out; to overcharge; a woodworking tool for cutting holes or grooves; such a hole or groove |
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| of the same kind, quality or degree |
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| unchanging; relentless; unalterable |
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| so involved or entangled as not to be removed or extricated |
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| an appeal or calling upon for help or inspiration; an opening prayer for a ceremonious occasion |
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| clear; shining; distinct; easily understood; mentally alert; rational |
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| ridiculously humorous; absurd |
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| to speak badly of; to defame; to slander |
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| sarcastic; caustic; biting |
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| an affected, pretentious or hypocritical performance; a performance using action and gestures but no dialogue; a pantomime |
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| longing for something past or far away; homesick; pensive; causing such feelings |
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| pertaining to only one group; narrowness of interest |
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| made impossible or ineffective; kept from happening; prevented |
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| prematurely developed; matured earlier than is normal; mentally advanced beyond ones year |
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| to restore from apparent death; to bring back to consciousness; to revive |
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| not outspoken; uncommunicative; taciturn |
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| to draw back; to withdraw; to take back |
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| to reduce; to curtail; to economize |
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| going backwards; worsening; declining; to recede; to grow worse; to degenerate |
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| echoes; reboundings; vibrations |
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| regarded with reverence or deep respect |
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| a state of daydreaming, being lost in thought or musing; a daydream |
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| fancy style of ornamentation with curves and shell work |
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| harshly critical; extremely severe; caustic |
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| shine; luster; brightness |
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| bending in and out; undulating; winding |
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| temporarily impulsive or violent; intermittent and intense; convulsive |
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| apparently but not actually just, sound, correct, etc.; suspect; deceiving |
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| unplanned; acting from a natural impulse; self-generated |
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| isolated in occurrence; occasional; intermittent |
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| dirty; foul; wretched; low class |
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| very reserved; sedate; sober; grave |
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| not ornamented; bleak; plain; absolute; downright |
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| incisive; perceptive; to the point; keen; vigorous; forceful |
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| fearfulness; alarm; agitation; trembling from such cause |
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| a series of three literary or dramatic works related by a common subject or theme |
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| belligerent; fierce; hostile; ferocious; cruel; harsh; scathing |
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| cloudy; dense; stirred up ; in a confused state |
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| swollen; distended; inflated or bombastic in expression |
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| to make twisting or turning movements; to squirm; to contort the body as in agony |
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| highest point; summit; peak |
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