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| A whole or a group of things joined together to make one thing |
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| a large group or chain of islands |
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Something to be thankful for; blessing; benefit.
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A favorable or lucky situation |
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A person who amuses other by tricks, jokes, odd geustures, etc
Someone trying to be funny in a joking manner |
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anything that contaminates
ex. oil |
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| Bumpy;has ridges; cardboard |
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(N)-a restraint
(V)-to restrain, hold back |
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| Attended with or causing dizziness with excitement; delirious; happy |
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| Can't be defeated, conquered, or overcome |
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| doubtful; vaciilitating; don't know what to do |
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| To read throught with thoroughness or care; survey or examine in detail. |
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| A person having extraordinary talent or ability; is abnormal |
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| a blunt or abrupt rejection; to turn away |
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| Springing back; rebounding; returning to prior/original form |
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| A person or group made to bear the blame for others even though they didn't do anything |
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agreement, as to a statement, proposal, etc.
hesitant agreement; compliance |
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| unmannered, crude, insensitive |
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a roundabout or indirect way of speaking.
The use of more words than necessary to express and idea |
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| large in quantity or number; abundant; plentiful |
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| conceal the truth; mislead, feign |
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| to look up to, imitate, try to be like someone |
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| unstable, changeable, capricious, mercurial |
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| plain, not attractive, boring |
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| roving;nomadic; wandering |
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| to confuse, bewilder, or stupefy |
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| lying flat or at full length on the ground |
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| stubborn, disobedient, hard to control |
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| oif, pertaining to, or capable of walking |
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| narrow minded, partisan, narrow to one side of something. (used in religion and politics) |
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| understood without being openly expressed; implied |
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| a state of socity without gov't or law |
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| to draw a line around, encircle. |
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| to change from a soft or fluid state to a rigid or solid, as by cooling or freezing; to curdle; coagulte, as a fluid |
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| a person, especially an orator or political leader, who gains power and popularity by arousing the emotions, passions, and prejudices of the people |
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| inharmonious or harsh sound; discord; cacophony |
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| to occupy completely, as the mind or attention; absorb; to take the total attention of |
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| to make easier or less difficult |
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| funny; suited to joking; facetious; sarcastic in a funny way |
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| widespread; occurring frequently |
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| sagacious, discreet, discerning. careful in making decisions |
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| a brief review or summary, as of a speech |
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