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| Friendly, showing pleasant |
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| Be unfriendly, make an enemy |
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| open, sincere, outspoken, unformal, honest |
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| exaggerated, description in writing, drawing |
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| someone that takes the place of another |
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| permission, privelege, deal |
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| causing, involved in an argument |
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| a person who is recovering from being ill |
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| to banish one from the country |
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| untouching, to strip of some quality |
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| recoginize, apprehend, see |
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| person in religous orders, pertaining to the church |
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| to weigh down, to weigh down with |
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| an act of moving to a new place |
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| being mistaken, liable to be false, not accurate |
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| unreal, strange, otherworldly |
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| light headed, crazy, irresponsible |
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| quick attack, make a raid, to invade |
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| secret, sly, sneaky, secretive |
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| brave, bold, a brave man, to escort a lady |
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| flashy, colorful, elaborate, bright |
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| someone who doesn't believe in the Christian God |
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| not legally permitted, unlicensed, unauthorized |
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| inappropriateness, boldness |
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| shameless, bold, cocky, being a jerk, sassy, rude |
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| easily angered, easily irritable, crabby |
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| dark or bluish appearance caused by a bruise |
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| the quality of easily being understood |
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| wanting bad or harm towards others |
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| cause harm, suffering, dangerous, harmful |
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| a gloomy state of mind, depression |
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| to soften in feeling, reduce, soften |
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| embarrass, to humiliate one |
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| someone famous for something bad, infamous, ex::Lindsey Lohan - drugs |
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| famously known for something bad |
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| neither perpendicular nor parrallel but at an angle of 45 degrees, to change direction |
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| resisting control, restraint in a difficult manner, noisy |
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| a very poor person, a person who relies on charity or funds |
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| pertaining to the first of the ages, acient |
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| unholy, to misuse, to treat badly |
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| deep, far beneath the obvious |
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| a person who lives apart from society, monk |
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list, collection,
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| a brief vacation/trip, visit |
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| filfth and misery, poverty |
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| comressed into a small area, close fitting |
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| a name that is common in the family |
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| showing irritation, ill humor |
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| being understood without being openly expressed, silent, unvoiced |
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| any opinion, group, philosophy |
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| abuse, outburst of bitterness |
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| a formal writing longer than an essay |
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| an outfit or household linen for a bride |
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| charecterized by anger, violence, passionate, opiniated, strongly emotional |
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| front, beginning, pre, cover, layer |
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| bother, annoy, irritate, to torment |
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| being constent, being a fluid that results force to flow |
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| careful, cautious, watchful |
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| where the story is taking place and the time setting most of the story |
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| comparing two objects using the words like or as |
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| Reference to something or someone by naming one of its attributes. |
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| giving living attributes to an inanimate object |
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| the opposing person from the protaganist, the opposer |
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| the main idea that the author exresses |
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| a word that imitates a sound |
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| a combination of words that contradict each other; the cruel kindness |
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| the storyline, the plan or the scheme |
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| the written words that mean the opposite of the literal meaning |
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| an opinion or statement opposite to a commonly accepted opinion |
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| the attitude that the author has toward the subject he/she is writing about |
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| to escort for protection, the act of escorting for protection |
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| to create an intentional problem |
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| the act of expressing sorrow for another |
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| abnormal thinness caused by lack of nutrition or by disease |
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| time slipping or passing by |
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| physically weak from age or sickness |
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| the least valuable part of anything |
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| leash, rope, chain, harness |
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| the communication of disease |
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| inner area or part, to take a break from something |
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| put an end to, vanish, defeat |
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