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| ringleader; trend initiator |
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| accomplished and irreversible deed |
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| a system organized by class |
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| religious service or rite |
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| resembling but not actually being; kind-of |
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| indecent in language; irrevently mocking |
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| short decsription or sketch; illustration |
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| fond of or inclined to drink; alcoholic |
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| group of people hired to applaud a performer or performance; fan club |
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| to pull up by the roots; eradicate |
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| charitable; philanthropic |
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| given to tears or weeping; mournful; tearful |
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| a dictionary of language; glossary |
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| miniature world or universe |
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| very small, tiny; insignificant |
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| to split or divide; to cause to concentrate in two conflicting positions |
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| range, extent, or scope of something; jurisdiction |
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| ungrammatical mistake; impropriety or mistake; misusage |
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| quality of appearing to be true; realism |
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| subordinate or supplementary; accessory |
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| censor; remove offensive material |
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| enclosed district; island |
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| person's strong point; specialty, aptitude |
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| small, narrow space between things; crevice |
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| trickster or swindler; impostor |
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| song of praise, joy, or triumph; hymn, ode |
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| lighthearted joking, talk or writing; banter |
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| overfullness; superabundance; surplus |
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| formal split with a religious organization; rift |
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| having the power to heal or cure; curative |
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| brilliant performer; expert; prodigy |
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