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(followed by to) in conflict; utterly opposed; loathsome; repugnant
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| utterly detest; loathe; hate |
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reprove gently but seriously; warn of a fault; caution
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| gentle warning; friendly reproof |
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| extremely pleasing to taste or smell; delicious; like ambrosia (the food of the gods) |
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shut up; imprison; keep in narro, cramped quaters
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| explode with suddenness and violence; cause (something) to explode |
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lasting one day only; fleeting; transitory; short-lived
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easily deceived or cheated; credulous
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| dispute or argue over a price in a petty way; bargain; wrangle |
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1.plunge or place into a liquid; dip; duck
2.engross; absorb |
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| state of being deeply engrossed; absorption |
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| inability to sleep; abnormal wakefulness; sleeplessness |
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| person suffering form insomnia |
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1.slip; error; accidental mistake; trivial fault
2.interval |
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| cease being in force; become invalid |
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| critical inquiry into suspected illegal activity; investigation |
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| hand down officially; deliver (as a verdict); give |
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| presentation; interpretation |
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| food for one occasion of eating; meal |
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| bring back to condition of being full; refill |
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| group or set of twenty; twenty |
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| act or instance of snubbing (treating with contempt); rebuff; slight; insult |
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| treat with disdain or contempt; slight |
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| strand or fiber used to sew parts of the living body; also, stitch made with such material |
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unintentionally; by accident; inadvertently
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relieve from an accusation; pronounce not guilty; discharge; exculpate
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exculption;discharge
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having varied interrelated parts, and therefore hard to understand; complicated; intricate
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difficulty; intricacy
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| give, transfer, or deliver, as if by signing over; hand over; commit |
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| person to whom something is shipped |
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| shameless boldness; insolence; gall; temerity |
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| causeing great pain or anguish; agonizing; unbearably painful |
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act of forbearing (refraining); abstaining; leniency; patience
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interfere with; hinder; impede
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| literally, full of nettles (plants with stinging hairs); irritating; causing annoyance or vexation |
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| (usually followed by of) forgerful; unmindful; not aware |
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| condition of being forgotten or unknown |
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extraordinary in amount or size; enormous; gigantic
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| person of extraordinary talent or ability; wonder |
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| make yound or youthful again; give new vigor to; reinvigorate; refresh |
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| whatever is left after a part is taken, disposed of, or gone; remainder; rest |
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| remaining after a part is used or taken |
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favorable to health; healthful; curative; beneficial
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| examine very closely; inspect |
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| examination; inspection; review |
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| force out of use; displace; supplant; replace |
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oppressively hot; torrid
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| suffer form oppressive heat |
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not upset or agitated; calm; cool; unflustered
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| hard to wield (handle) because of size or weight; unmanageable; bulky; cumbersome |
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1.take back; remove (ant. deposit)
2.draw back; go away; retreat; leave (ant.advance) |
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| departure (ant. approach) |
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| having the characteristics of a clown; mildly insane; crazy; clownish |
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