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1.merry; joyous
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| keep afloat; raise the spirits of; encourage |
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1.cheerful
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| self-satisfaction; smugness |
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| too pleased with oneself-often without awareness of possible dangers or defects; self-satisfied; smug |
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1.fond of eating and drinking with friends
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| very pleasing; delightful |
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| state of overwhelming joy; rapture |
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| state of being elated; euphoria |
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| play and run about happily; have fun; romp |
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| full or merriment; playful |
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| characterized by festivity |
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| showing great joy; rejoicing; exultant |
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| shunning pleasures; self-denying |
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| person who shuns pleasures and lives simply |
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| embarrassment; mortification; disappointment |
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| regret; remorse; misgiving; qualm |
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| showing deep regret and sorrow for wrongdoing; deeply penitent; repentant |
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| sad; in low spirits; depressed |
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| lowness of spirits; sadness; depression |
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| in bad humor; displeased; discontented |
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| causing grief or sadness; mournful; dolorous |
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| weakly sentimental and tearful |
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1.homesickness
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| quality in events or in art(literature, music, etc.)that arouses our pity |
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| thoughtful in a sad way; melancholy |
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| unfortunate state; predicament |
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| painfullly touching; piercing |
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| resentfully sitent; glum; morose; gloomy |
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| strongly and heavily built; husky (ant. lank) |
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| chubby and inncocent-looking; like a cherub (angel in the form of a child) |
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| extremely overweight; corpulent; portly (ant. skinny) |
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| excessive body weight; corpulence |
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| made unnaturally thin; abnormally lean because of starvation or illness (ant. fleshy) |
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| lean; ungracefully tall; lanky (ant. burly) |
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| excessive praise; flattery |
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| word or deed of mild flattery; allurement; enticement |
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| persuade by pleasent words; wheedle; coax |
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| persuasion by flattery; wheedling; coaxing |
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| seek to gain favor by flattery |
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| offensive because of insincerity; repulsive; disgusting |
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| work (oneself) into favor |
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| follower who carries out another's wishes like a servant; toady |
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| showing excessive willingness to serve; subservient; fawning |
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| parasitic flatterer; truckler |
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| submit in a subservient manner to a superior; fawn; make a doormate of oneself |
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