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| LACKING ENERGY; INDIFFERENT; SLOW |
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| FLAMBOYANCE OR DASH IN STYLE AND ACTION; VERVE |
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| PERSON WHO IS GUIDED BY MATERIALISM AND IS DISDAINFUL OF INTELLECTUAL OR ARTISTIC VALUES |
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| HAVING BAD CONNOTATIONS; DISPARAGING |
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| DOMINATION OF ONE STATE OVER ITS ALLIES |
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| RELATING TO PRECIOUS STONES OR THE ART OF CUTTING THEM |
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| PROFOUND OR SUBSTANTIAL YET CONCISE, SUCCINCT, AND TO THE POINT |
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| TEMPORARY IRREGULARITY IN MUSICAL RHYTHM |
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| A STATE OF DIMINISHED ENERGY |
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| TO GLARE OR STARE ANGRILY AND INTENSELY |
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| HIGHEST POINT; SUMMIT; THE HIGHEST LEVEL OR DEGREE ATTAINABLE |
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| ENVIOUS, OBNOXIOUS, OR OFFENSIVE; LIKELY TO PROMOTE ILL-WILL |
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| BEHAVIOR THAT PROMOTES REBELLION OR CIVIL DISORDER AGAINST THE STATE |
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| SUBTLY OR UNEXPECTEDLY HARMFUL |
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| TO MAKE LESS SERIOUS; EASE |
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| LACKING ENERGY AND ENTHUSIASM |
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| CAUTIOUS; AWARE OF POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES |
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| LACKING COLOR OR LIVELINESS |
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| TO BE PRESENT THROUGHOUT; TO PERMEATE |
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| DEVIATING FROM WHAT IS NORMAL OR EXPECTED |
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| STUPID; FOOLISHLY SELF-SATISFIED |
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| STARTING TO DEVELOP; COMING INTO EXISTENCE |
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| IMMORAL; UNRESTRAINED BY SOCIETY |
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| TO WARD OFF OR DEFLECT, ESPECIALLY BY A QUICK-WITTED ANSWER |
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| RELATING TO A PALACE; MAGNIFICENT |
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| VERY OLD; WHITISH OR GRAY FROM AGE |
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| FERTILE; FRUITFUL; PRODUCTIVE |
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| POWERFUL OR INFLUENTIAL PERSON |
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| STRICT DISCIPLINARIAN; ONE WHO RIGIDLY FOLLOWS THE RULES |
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| QUICK, SHREWD, AND UNPREDICTABLE |
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| OCCURRING DAILY; COMMONPLACE |
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| EXTREMELY SACRED; BEYOND CRITICISM |
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| TO PRESENT A FALSE APPEARANCE; TO DISGUISE ONES' REAL INTENTIONS OR CHARACTER |
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| SHREWD, ASTUTE, OR KEEN-WITTED |
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| A SUBTLE EXPRESSION OR MEANING OR QUALITY |
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| GREEN WITH VEGETATION; IN EXPERIENCED |
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| BELIEFS OR CHARACTER OF A GROUP |
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| A DISCUSSION, USUALLY BETWEEN ENEMIES |
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| A MONARCH OR RULER WITH GREAT POWER |
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| TEMPORARY SUPPRESSION OR SUSPENSION |
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| TO EXPRESS DOUBTS OR OBJECTIONS |
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| TO SWELL, INFLATE, OR BLOAT |
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| THE FEMALE BRANCH OF A FAMILY |
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| UNFORTUNATE; HAVING BAD LUCK |
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| TO DANCE OR SKIP AROUND PLAYFULLY |
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| A FALSE AND MALICIOUS ACCUSATION; MISREPRESENTATION |
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| TO TIM OFF EXCESS; REDUCE |
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| INDIRECT OR EVASIVE; MISLEADING OR DEVIOUS |
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| JUMPING FORM ONE THING TO ANOTHER; DISCONNECTED |
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| OF QUESTIONABLE AUTHORITY OR AUTHENTICITY |
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| PROPHECY; PREDICTION OF EVENTS |
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| PIECE OF LITERATURE OR MUSIC IMITATING OTHER WORKS |
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| ELABORATE PRAISE; FORMAL HYMN OF PRAISE |
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| A LEADER OR RABBLE-ROUSER, USUALLY APPEALING TO EMOTION OR PREJUDICE |
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| WISDOM, CAUTION, OR RESTRAINT |
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| TO REJECT THE VALIDITY OF |
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| TO MAKE THINNER OR SPARSER |
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| WITTY, SKILLFUL STORYTELLER |
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| THE QUALITY OF BEHAVING IN A PROPER MANNER; OBEYING RULES AND CUSTOMS |
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| INCLINED TO COMPLAIN; IRRITABLE |
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| COWARDLY; WITHOUT COURAGE |
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| POMPOUS IN SPEECH OR MANNER |
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| CHILDISH, IMMATURE OR SILLY |
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| SHARP AND IRRITATING TO THE SENSES |
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| RELIEF FROM WRONG OR INJURY |
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| ABUNDANTLY SUPPLIED; COMPLETE |
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| EFFECTIVE WRITING OR SPEAKING |
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| POTENTIAL THAT IS NOT READILY APPARANT |
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| TO INCREASE IN NUMBER QUICKLY |
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| OVERLY IDEALISTIC; IMPRACTICAL |
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| JOYFUL, CHEERFUL, OR WITHOUT APPROPRIATE THOUGHT |
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| ABLE TO SPEAK CLEARLY AND EXPRESSIVELY |
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| TO MAKE SOMETHING UNPLEASANT LESS SEVERE |
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| PREMISE; POSTULATE; SELF-EVIDENT TRUTH |
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| LACK OF INTEREST OR EMOTION |
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| SEVERE OR STERN IN APPEARANCE; UNDECORATED |
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| TO ANNOY OR PROVOKE TO ANGER |
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| DEVIATION FROM WHAT IS NORMAL |
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| DETERMINED BY CHANCE OR IMPULSE |
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| PREDICTABLE; CLICHED; BORING |
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| BELL TOWER; ROOM IN WHICH A BELL IN HUNG |
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| TO CLAIM WITHOUT JUSTIFICATION; TO CLAIM FOR ONESELF WITHOUT RIGHT |
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| SOMETHING THAT CLAMS OR SOOTHES PAIN |
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| ONE WHO RENOUNCES A RELIGIOUS FAITH |
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| TO JUDGE A DISPUTE BETWEEN TWO OPPOSING PARTIES |
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| INTENSE AND PASSIONATE FEELING |
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| TO REDUCE IN FORCE OR DEGREE; WEAKEN |
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| MEANINGLESS, FOOLISH TALK |
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| PECULIARITY OF TEMPERAMENT; ECCENTRICITY |
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| SHOWING INNOCENCE OR CHILDLIKE SIMPLICITY |
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| HAVING LOW MORAL STANDARDS; NOT NOBLE IN CHARACTER; MEAN |
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| QUICK TO ACT WITHOUT THINKING |
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| TO GAIN FAVOR WITH ANOTHER BY DELIBERATE EFFORT; TO SEEK TO PLEASE SOMEBODY SO AS TO GAIN AN ADVANTAGE |
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| TO TEACH; IMPRESS IN THE MIND |
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| NOT FULLY FORMED; DISORGANIZED |
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| NOT CAPABLE OF BEING DISTRACTED |
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| TO INFUSE, DYE, WET, OR MOISTEN |
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| PRACTICAL, AS OPPOSED TO IDEALISTIC |
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| UNABLE TO BE CALMED DOWN OR MADE PEACEFUL |
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| TO THROW VIOLENTLY OR BRING ABOUT ABRUPTLY; LACKING DELIBERATION |
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| TO GIVE PRAISE; TO GLORIFY |
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| TO LIE TO DEVIATE FROM THE TRUTH |
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| BLOCKED PATH; DILEMMA WITH NO SOLUTION |
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| TO REJECT;ABANDON FORMALLY |
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| A NEST BUILT HIGH IN THE AIR; AN ELEVATED, OFTEN SECLUDED, DWELLING |
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| DECEPTION BY MEANS OF CRAFT OR GUILE |
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| SIMILAR OR ALIKE IN SOME WAY; EQUIVALENT TO |
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| A FREE THINKER, USUALLY USED DISPARAGINGLY; ONE WITHOUT MORAL RESTRAINT |
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| TO REDUCE IN AMOUNT, DEGREE, OR SEVERITY |
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| AN INVESTIGATION;AN INQUIRY |
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| AN INAPPROPRIATE LACK OF SERIOUSNESS; OVERLY CAUSAL |
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| LACKING INTEREST OR FLAVOR |
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| GENEROUS GIVING (AS OF MONEY) TO OTHERS WHO MAY SEEM INFERIOR |
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| TO GIVE UP A POSITION ,RIGHT, OR POWER |
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| ORNAMENT WORN AS A CHARM AGAINST EVIL SPIRITS |
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| CHANGING ONE'S MIND QUICKLY AND OFTEN |
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| UNCOMPROMISING ; REFUSING TO BE RECONCILED |
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| TO OVERWHELM; TO COVER WITH WATER |
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| ACTING IN AN INDIFFERENT OR SLOW, SLUGGISH MANNER |
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| STRONGBOX; LARGE CHEST FOR MONEY |
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| DOUBTFUL OR UNCERTAIN; CAN BE INTERPRETED SEVERAL WAYS |
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| SOMETHING OUT OF PLACE IN TIME |
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| CONCERNING THE APPRECIATION OF BEAUTY |
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| A LESSENING OF PAIN WIHTOUT LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS |
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| IMPARTIAL AND HONEST IN SPEECH |
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| TO CHOOSE NOT TO DO SOMETHING |
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| TO INCREASE IN POWER, INFLUENCE, AND REPUTATION |
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| GOOD-NATURED GENIALITY;ATMOSPHERE OF GOOD CHEER |
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| SCIENCE OR ART OF MAKING MAPS |
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| TO PUNISH OR CRITICIZE HARSHLY |
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| GREAT DISORDER OR CONFUSED SITUATION |
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| UNIVERSAL, BROAD AND COMPREHENSIVE |
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| SOMETHING THAT BRINGS ABOUT A CHANGE IN SOMETHING ELSE |
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| FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT; ENTIRELY UNLIKE |
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| SOMEONE PREJUDICED IN FAVOR OF A GROUP TO WHICH HE OR SHE BELONGS |
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| AWARE, CONSCIOUS; ABLE TO PERCEIVE |
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| WANDERING FROM PLACE TO PLACE; UNSETTLED |
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| TO SET RIGHT; FREE FROM ERROR |
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| A PERSON WITH EXPERT KNOWLEDGE OR DISCRIMINATING TASTES |
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| TO DISCARD; TO GET RID OF AS UNNECESSARY OR ENCUMBERING |
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| CONVINCING AND WELL REASONED |
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| WHIRPOOL; TURMOIL; AGITATED STATE OF MIND |
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| TO MOVE SLOWLY AND AWKWARDLY |
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| TO OVERLOOK, PARDON, OR DISREGARD |
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| POINT OF TIME, ESPECIALLY WHERE TWO THINGS ARE JOINED |
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| INTRICATE AND COMPLICATED |
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| TO DAMAGE OR DEFACE; SPOIL |
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| TO SET FIRE TO OR IGNITE; EXCITE OR INSPIRE |
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| TO EVADE RESPONSIBILITY BY PRETENDING TO BE ILL |
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| BELLIGERENT SUPPORT FOR ONE'S COUNTRY |
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| STEADILY INCREASING IN VOLUME OR FORCE |
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| RELATING TO MOTION; CHARACTERIZED BY MOVEMENT |
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| A FUNERAL HYMN OR MOURNFUL SPEECH |
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| AN AUTHORITATIVE STATEMENT |
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| SOMEONE WITH AN AMATEURISH AND SUPERFICIAL INTEREST IN A TOPIC |
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| HAVING A SHARP EDGE; INTELLECTUALLY SHARP; PERCEPTIVE |
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| AN INTIMATE GROUP OF PERSONS WITH A SIMILAR PURPOSE |
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| SENSIBLE; SHOWING GOOD JUDGEMENT |
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| SORROWFUL; MOURNFUL; DISMAL |
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| SHRIVELED; WITHERED; WRINKLED |
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| A GHOST OR SPECTER; A GHOST OF A LIVING PERSON SEEN JUST BEFORE HIS OR HER DEATH |
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| FEAR/HATRED OF STRANGERS OR FOREIGNERS |
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| A GENTLE BREEZE; SOMETHING AIRY OR UNSUBSTANTIAL |
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| LIGHTLY ACTING IN FANCIFUL OR CAPRICIOUS MANNER; UNPREDICTABLE |
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| THICK AND ADHESIVE; LIKE A SLOW-FLOWING FLUID |
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| SWOLLEN AS FROM A FLUID;BLOATED |
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| ACUTE, SHARP, INCISIVE, FORCEFUL; EFFECTIVE |
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| HIGHLY SELF-DISCIPLINED; FRUGAL; AUSTERE |
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| GRAMMATICAL MISTAKE; BLUNDER IN SPEECH |
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| THE PRACTICE OF LENDING MONEY AT EXORBITANT RATES |
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| LARGE BOOK USUALLY ACADEMIC |
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| TO SATISFY FULLY OR OVERINDULGE |
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| UNSCRUPULOUS; SHOCKINGLY UNFAIR OR UNJUST |
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| DECEPTIVELY ATTRACTIVE; SEEMINGLY PLAUSIBLE BUT FALLACIOUS |
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| EARTHLY; DOWN-TO-EARTH; COMMONPLACE |
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| LONG, HARSH SPEECH OR VERBAL ATTACK |
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| EXTREME MENTAL AND PHYSICAL SLUGGISHNESS |
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| TEMPORARY;LASTING A BRIEF TIME |
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| TO PHYSICALLY SWAY OR BE INDECISIVE |
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| TALKATIVE;SPEAKING EASILY; GLIB |
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| EASILY AROUSED OR CHANGEABLE; LIVELY OR EXPLOSIVE |
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| EASILY AROUSED OR CHANGEABLE; LIVELY OR EXPLOSIVE |
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| SOMEONE PASSIONATELY DEVOTED TO A CAUSE |
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| MARK OF SHAME OR DISCREDIT |
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| CAUSING SLEEP OR LETHARGY |
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| POINT OF CULMINATION; PEAK |
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| CHARMING; HAPPILY ENGAGING |
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| TO ANNOY IRRITATE; PUZZLE; CONFUSE |
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| CYNICAL;SCORNFULLY MOCKING |
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| VARIED. MARKED WITH DIFFERENT COLORS |
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| A WELL-PAYING JOB OR OFFICE THAT REQUIRES LITTLE OR NO WORK |
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| A SELF-SERVING FLATTERER; YES-MAN |
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| TO FLUCTUATE BETWEEN CHOICES |
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| A PERSON DEVOTED TO PLEASURE AND LUXURY |
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| A CHANGE OR VARIATION; UPS AND DOWNS |
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| TO GROW TOGETHER TO FORM A SINGLE WHOLE |
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| TO DIMINISH BY INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS |
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| TO PAMPER;TREAT WITH CARE |
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| A NATURAL INCLINATION OR PREDISPOSITION |
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| HARDENED IN FEELING; RESISTANT TO PERSUASION |
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| RUDDY; CHEERFULLY OPTIMISTIC |
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| EXCESSIVLEY DECORATED OR EMBELLISHED |
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| HAPPENING BY CHANCE; FORTUNATE |
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| TO SOMEONE WHO SHOWS OFF LEARNING |
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| ONE WHO OPPOSES ESTABLISHED BELIEFS, CUSTOMS, AND INSTITUTIONS |
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| SUFFERING FROM INDIGESTION; GLOOMY AND IRRITABLE |
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| TO USE EXPRESSIONS OF DOUBLE MEANING |
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| WILLING TO BETRAY ONE'S TRUST |
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| TO CROSS A BODY OF WATER BY WADING |
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| ARTIFICIAL OR STILTED IN CHARACTER |
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| TO HARDEN; ACCUSTOM; BECOME USED TO |
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| COLLABORATION; CONSPIRACY; COMPLICITY |
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| FEARLESS; RESOLUTELY COURAGEOUS |
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| DEEPLY SORROWFUL AND REPENTANT FOR A WRONG |
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| TO CALL INTO QUESTION; TO ATTACK VERBALLY |
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| A COMPACT OR CLOSE-KNIT BODY OF PEOPLE ANIMALS, OR THINGS |
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| EASILY FLEXED; LIMBER; AGILE |
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| GAUDY; FALSELY ATTRACTIVE |
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| DICTATORIAL IN ONE'S OPINIONS |
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| CALM AND UNEMOTIONAL IN TEMPERAMENT |
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| IMPATIENT UNEASY OR RESTLESS |
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| MODEL OF EXCELLENCE OR PERFECTION |
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| ONE WHO CHAMPIONS OR ADVOCATES |
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| TO DECEIVE; A PERSON WHO IS EASILY DECEIVED |
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| PURPOSEFUL EXAGGERATION FOR EFFECT |
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| CRUDE OR COARSE; CHARACTERISTIC OF COMMONERS |
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| FIRMLY HELD OPINION, ESPECIALLY A RELIGIOUS BELIEF |
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| TO WANDER FRO PLACE TO PLACE; TO TRAVEL, ESPECIALLY ON FOOT |
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| DONE IN A ROUTINE WAY; INDIFFERENT |
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| CONTROVERSY; ARGUMENT; VERBAL ATTACK |
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| SHREWD AND PRACTICAL IN MANAGING OR DEALING WITH THINGS; DIPLOMATIC |
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| RIGIDLY DEVOTED TO THEORIES WITHOUT REGARD FOR PRACTICALITY; DOGMATIC |
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| A PERSON WHO DISLIKES OTHERS |
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| PERSUASIVE AND MOVING, ESPECIALLY IN SPEECH |
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| FIGURE OF SPEECH COMPARING TWO DIFFERENT THINGS |
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| TO STOP UP; PREVENT PASSAGE OF |
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| NO VARIATION; TEDIOUSLY THE SAME |
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| EXHILARATED;FULL OF ENTHUSIASM AND HIGH SPIRITS |
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| PERSON WITH REFINED TASTE IN FOOD AND WINE |
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| AMUSING IN A WRY, SUBTLE WAY |
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| WANDERING FRO PLACE TO PLACE, ESPECIALLY ON FOOT |
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| A SPEAKER OF MANY LANGUAGES |
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| TO SHED HAIR, SKIN, OUTER LAYER PERIODICALLY |
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| TO FORETELL OR KNOW BY INSPIRATION |
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| TO CLEAR FROM BLAME; PROVE INNOCENT |
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| TO PREVENT; TO MAKE UNNECESSARY |
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| TO PRODUCE, CAUSE, BRING ABOUT |
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| LEARNED, SCHOLARLY, BOOKISH |
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| A SORROWFUL POEM OR SPEECH |
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| SELECTING FROM OR MADE UP FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES |
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| IMPOSSIBLE TO SEE THROUGH; PREVENTING THE PASSAGE OF LIGHT |
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| USE OF AN INOFFENSIVE WORD OR PHRASE IN PLACE OF A MORE DISTASTEFUL ONE |
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| PLEASANT, HARMONIOUS SOUND |
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| OVERLY SUBMISSIVE AND EAGER TO PLEASE |
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| TO EXPRESS SORROW; TO GRIEVE |
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| TO COPY; TO TRY TO EQUAL OR EXCEL |
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| SPEECH IN PRAISE OF SOMEONE |
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| KNOWN OR UNDERSTOOD ONLY BY A FEW |
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| STUFFED DOLL; LIKENESS OF A PERSON |
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| TO MANAGE ECONOMICALLY; TO USE SPARINGLY |
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| BELONGING TO A PARTICULAR AREA; INHERENT |
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| TROUBLESOME AND OPPRESSIVE; BURDENSOME |
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| FRIVOLITY;GAIETY; LAUGHTER |
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| INTENSELY EMOTIONAL; FEVERISH |
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| TENDING TO BE THRIFTY OR CHEAP |
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| A CONTRADICTION OR DILEMMA |
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| GROWTH PROCESS FROM CONCEPTION TO BIRTH |
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| FLUENT IN AN INSINCERE MANNER; OFFHAND; CAUSAL |
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| PROCESS OCCURRING BY REGULAR DEGREES OR STAGES; VARIATION IN COLOR |
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| CAUSING GRIEF OR SORROW; SERIOUS AND DISTRESSING |
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| EXTREMELY CAREFUL; FASTIDIOUS; PAINSTAKING |
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| EXISTING IN NAME ONLY; NEGLIGIBLE |
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| TO ACT CONFUSEDLY OR WITHOUT CLEAR PURPOSE |
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| TO INSTRUCT MORALLY AND SPIRITUALLY |
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| FIXED CUSTOMS OR MANNERS;MORAL ATTITUDES |
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| TO SPEAK OF OR TREAT WITH CONTEMPT; TO MOCK |
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| A LACK OF RESPECT; DISDAIN |
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| TO CALM OR MAKE LESS SEVERE |
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| ACTING EXCESSIVELY ENTHUSIASTIC;FILLED WITH EXTREME UNQUESTIONED DEVOTION |
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| TO CONCILIATE; TO APPEASE |
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| IMPUDENT BOLDNESS; AUDACITY |
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| A HARSH DISAGREEABLE COMBINATION ESPECIALLY OF SOUNDS |
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| TO PREVENT OR DELAY; ANTICIPATE |
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| AN ABUSIVE, CONDEMNATORY SPEECH |
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| CRUDE PERSON, ONE LACKING MANNERS OR TASTE |
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| CRANKY PERSON, USUALLY OLD |
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| SECRET GROUP SEEKING TO OVERTURN SOMETHING |
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| COMPLETE HONESTY AND INTEGRITY |
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| UNDISCIPLINED; UNRESTRAINED; RECKLESS |
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| PROMINENT; OF NOTABLE SIGNIFICANCE |
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| A CURSE; A WISH OF EVIL UPON ANOTHER |
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| CEREMONY CONFERRING AUTHORITY |
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| TO GROWTH IN SIZE AND INCREASE IN AMOUNT |
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| TRICK USED TO DECEIVE AN ENEMY |
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| SOUND OF A FUNERAL BELL; OMEN OF DEATH OR FAILURE |
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| TO CHANGE INTO BONE; TO BECOME HARDENED OR SET IN RIGIDLY CONVENTIONAL PATTERN |
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