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| N.- Any award, honor, or laudatory notice |
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| V.- to happen or result as a natural growth |
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| N.- An alter attendant in public worship |
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| Adj.- Utterly unyielding in attitude |
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| N.- Excessive devotion to someone |
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| Adj.- Associated with someone by chance rather than as an integral part |
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| Adj.- Pretaining to a sense of beautiful or to the philosopy of aestiatics |
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| Adj.- Pleasantly easy to approach and to talk to |
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| Adj.- having an a abundance of wealth |
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| Away, from, from off, down |
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| ability, fitness, capacity |
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| an action, or product of an action |
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| Chief, principal; extreme, ultra; early, primitive |
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| Prolonged activity and usually some measure of endurance |
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