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| complicated and difficult to understand |
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| spend money recklessly or wastefully |
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| express strong disapproval |
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| narrowly restricted in scope or outlook |
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| object or show reluctance |
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| standing out in a negative way; shockingly bad |
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| straightforward and honest look at something |
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| formally charge or accuse of wrongdoing |
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| an abusive rant (often tedious) |
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| unable to pay one's bills; bankrupt |
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| offer up something formally |
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| unreasonable; unscrupulous; excessive |
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| to search for something persistently |
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| to be wandering; not sticking to a circumscribed path |
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| two things are fundamentally different |
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| completely stocked or furnished with something |
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| large number of something |
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| communicative, and prone to talking in sociable manner |
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| haughty and disdainful; looking down on others |
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| unfavorable; inconvenient |
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lacking money; poor [verb]
miserly [adj] |
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hasty or rash [adj]
to cause to happen [verb] |
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| completely and wholly (usually modifying a noun with negative connotation) |
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| having a fierce, savage nature |
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| change in one's circumstance, usually for the worse |
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| eager willingness to do something |
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| done diligently and carefully |
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| depravity; a depraved act |
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| strong verbal attack against a person or institution |
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| produced by, or characterized by internal dissension |
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poor; having very little [adj]
poor or needy person [noun] |
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| misconduct or wrongdoing (esp by public offical) |
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| weighed-down; moving slowly |
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| speak vaguely, usually with intention to mislead or deceive |
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