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| The practice of abstaining;doing without |
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| Able to walk;up and about |
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| a bitter and abusive critisism |
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| Intend to intrust;guide or teach |
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| Timid,shy;lacking in confidence. |
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| Very generous in giving;lavish |
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| Preoccupied with gruesome and gloomy matters;grisly;horrible |
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| To show derision or mocking attempt. |
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| To greet with loud approval or praise. |
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| To agree consent quietly without protest,but without protest. |
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| To take in,or to be taken in by a larger group. |
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| To be in temporary state extreme mental confusion or excitement. |
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| The process of widely spreading or scattering. |
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| The act process of diminishing or decreasing. |
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| Aloof contempt or scorn;look down down upon. |
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| Noble in heart and mind;rising above pettiness. |
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| Having an evil influence;very harmful;likely to cause death. |
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| To wander aimlessly and idly;ramble |
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| to make more bearable; to ease the pain. |
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| similar or parallel in certain ways |
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| to take apart; to strip of furnishing or equipment |
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| extremely troubled or agitated; worried |
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| a sleep-like condition which life processes slow down; inactive. |
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| extremely or excessively careful about details |
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| not clear; foggy; hazy; dark or gloomy |
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| excessive admiration of one's self; self love |
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| to engage in a minor quarrel;to argue noisily over a small matter |
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| hatred or hostility that is shown openely |
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| the condition of being anonymous. |
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| to flow or fall back, as the tide does |
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| tending to avoid; hard to capture |
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| anyone or anything which seems to be the cause of someone's downfall or defeat |
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| favoritism shown by people in high places to relatives or close friends |
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| carefree and casually unconcerned or seeing so |
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| the state of showing care or concern |
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| the state of being opposed or hostile to another. |
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| warm or intense in feeling; passionate |
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| having little or no rainfall; very dry |
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| to make less burdensome or less painful;to ease |
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| to decorate or improve by adding details;dress up |
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| to give rise to;to cause;to bring about |
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| someone or something that is hard to figure out;mystery |
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| a collection of animals that people can view |
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| a bittersweet longing for the things of the past |
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| to do away with completely;to destroy |
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| the wasting away of the body, its organs or tissue |
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| a strong dislike for; repugnance |
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| to speak ambiguously in order to mislead or deceive |
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| intended for or understood by only a small group of people |
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| a speech or written tribute praising a person or thing, especially someone who has recently died |
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| to be so excessively forward in offering one's services that one becomes annoying |
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| the use or sound of a word that imitates or resembles what is stands for our describes. |
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| not concealed;not hidden;open |
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| conscientious;attentive to details |
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| to be necessary, right or proper for |
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| an inoffensive term substituted for one that is offensive |
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| lasting only a short time;vanishing |
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| to increase the severity of;to aggravate |
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| not letting light pass through;not transparent;not reflecting light |
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| having or showing great wealth;very wealthy or rich |
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| made with elaborate or lavish decorations |
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| to set off or apart, seperate |
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