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| characterized by mocking, mockingly scornful |
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| lack of worldly knowledge |
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| willing, ready, smell badly |
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| unreasonable fear of outsiders, foreigners |
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| a superficial appearance, thin surface |
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| to wreck, to be lame or limp, to fail |
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| forms of b. am is are was were be been being, B. seems appears becomes remains grows, senses looks, sounds, feels, tastes smells |
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| male head of family, father |
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| a representation or symbol |
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| to behave in highly spirited, lively manner, playful manner, cheerful |
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| having a high reputation, honored |
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| agreeable, polite, smooth |
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| a tribute speech to a dead person |
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| multicolored, multicharacteristic |
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| manliness, masculine figure, very masculine |
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| a kinder, gentler replacement for a term or word that is rough or unpleasant |
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| a revealing of truth; an "oh, now I see" moment |
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| kind; harmless (note: "bene" root in words indicates "good") |
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| harmful; evil (note: "mal" root in words indicates "bad") |
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| not called for by the circumstance; unwarranted; unnecessary (as in "gratuitous violence" in a movie. In other words, the movie could have gotten along well without it.) (note: a gratuity is a tip...as in money left for the waiter at a restaurant). |
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| exagerated publicity, excessive promotion, to excite |
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| brought together for a purpose |
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| obstruction, hindrance, obstacle |
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| to flow out, coming out of |
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| to overcome, to prevail, to conquer |
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| unbearable, not able to stand |
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| long duration of life, lasting |
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| different from anything seen before |
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| specialized language of a profession |
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| a messed up situation (situation normal, all fouled up) |
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| to make worse (the rain only exacerbated the flooded streets) |
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| shrewdly, carful, cleverly, cautiously |
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| to look within, self examination |
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| reflective, A longing for the past |
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| fiendish, actions of the desert or hell, diabolical |
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| an exaggerated sense of confidence |
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| a shudder of emotion; thrill; a moment of intense excitement; a chill (as in down the spine) |
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| changable, adaptable, able to be shaped or bent |
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| to make shiny, lusterous, to polish |
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| not occurring at the same time |
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| (seemingly) present everywhere |
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| general or widespread agreement |
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| uninterrupted flow, unchanging quality |
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| having a powerful effect, to force, to drive, to push |
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| heroic courage, mainly for war |
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| impressive because of great size and appearance |
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| easily upset or confused, especially under stress |
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| believing things that not there, hold false belief |
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| marked by extreme enthusiasm, unreasonably enthusiastic |
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| unpleasing to the senses, horrible |
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| associate, friend, fellow member |
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| festive & wild, drunk, wild, crazy |
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| lively, energetic, full of life |
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| confirm, authenticate, to prove, verify |
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| faithfullnes, loyalty, accuracy |
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| deeply affecting emotions or senses |
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| rob, take something wrongfully, rob by force |
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| stubborn, bad beyond correction |
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| ghost, phantom, object of dread |
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| act in a carefree manner, jolly, happy |
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| skillful, clever, dexterous |
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| extremely swift, quickly brilliant |
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| stating/swaggering false statement |
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| check for accuracy, validate |
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| fraudelent scheme, swindle |
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| chat, chatting for a reason |
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