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| art of prolonging life by special diet of organic meat substances |
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| system regarded as an entity with subsystems |
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| whirlpool, turmoil, agitated state of mind |
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| generous, noble in spirit |
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| powerful or influential person |
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| extent, greatness of size |
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| humerous misuse of a word |
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| disconteded person, one holds a grudge |
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| to evade responsibility by pretending to be ill |
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| diverse, varied, comprised of many parts |
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| relating to the sea or sailing |
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| strict disciplinarian, one whoe rigidly follow rules |
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| person dying for his/her beliefs |
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| one who enjoys pain or humilation |
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| disguise, action that conceals the truth |
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| peroccupation with material things |
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| to enroll as a member of college or university |
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| tracing ancestry through mother's line rather than father's |
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| person interfering in other's affairs |
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| relating to the middle ages |
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| huge stones used in prehistoric structures |
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| mental state with delusions of wealth and power |
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| pleasing musical sounds, tune |
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| various animals kept together for exhibition |
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| experienced teacher and wise advisor |
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| soldier for hire in foreign countries |
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| quick, shrewd, and unpredictable |
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| gaudy, falsely attractive |
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| cirlce passing through the two poles of the earth |
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| deserving reward or praise |
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| figure of speech comparing two different things |
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| extremely careful, fastidious, painstaking |
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| time-keeping device used in music |
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| courageousness, endurance |
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| tiny system used as analogy for larger system |
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| wandering from place to place with the seasons |
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| to operate against, work against |
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| smallest in amount, least possible |
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| frivolitym gaiety, laughter |
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| person who hates human beings |
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| to misunderstand, fail to know |
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| to misunderstand, fail to discover |
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| apprehension, doubt, sense of foreboding |
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| an incorrect name or designation |
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| relating to memory, designed to assist memory |
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| to make less excessive, restrain, regulate |
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| sea animal with soft body |
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| to shed hair, skin, or an outer layer periodically |
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| extremely plain or secluded, as in a monastary |
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| custom of marriage to one person at a time |
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| dramatic speech performed by one actor |
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| debatable, previously decided |
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| gruesome, relating to disease, abnormally gloomy |
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| many-colored, composed of diverse parts |
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