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| very cruel, shocking action |
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| to send someone to a place for a particular reason |
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| praised more than it deserves |
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| someone who immigrates for political reasons |
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| done in a way that implies a desire for it to be obeyed immedeately |
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| something that makes someone frequently unhappy |
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| a decorative frill on the front of a shirt |
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| a Spanish prince of highest rank |
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| to skillfully move something into its roper position |
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| the monk in charge of a monestery |
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| british nobleman below earl and above baron |
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| to be captured completely by a subject |
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| bad tempered and agressive |
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| having no doubts or second thoughts |
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| clever tricks women use for their advantage |
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| humorous play in which the character gets into a complicated situation |
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| with wavy edge to design, sumbolizing earth or land |
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| to resent, oppose an action |
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| treating something holy without respect |
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| filled or covered with small, soft feathers |
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| slightly, only a small extent |
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| person or thing that brings joy |
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| plan or scheme very foolish and unlikely to succeed |
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| people who are enjoying themselves in a loud manner, often while drunk |
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| small metal wheels with sharp points attached to the heels of a rider's boots |
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| type of heavy cloth with a woven in pattern |
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| a loose garment usually won by women |
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| to talk in a confused way |
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| to go somewhere nearby quickly and for a short amount of time |
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| looking worried, tired,and unhappy |
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| a young man or a woman being trained in the armed services or the police |
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| a hollow area in a wall made to hold statues |
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| to show that one has a quality of something to a great extent |
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| a quality worthy of respect |
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| to be settled at a place firmly or comfortably |
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| a long, thick coat often worn as a uniform |
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| having high, unclear, and unpleasant voice |
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| to have a strong liking for something |
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| a member or staff in an embassy |
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| a simple jointed bit for a horse |
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| prayer to god or respectful request to a higher authority |
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| set of straps on a horse so the rider can control it |
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| a group of vehicles traveling together |
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| dealing with sexual matters in an unnecessarily detailed manner |
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| to move quickly in a rough or violent way |
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| a leather pocket or pouch of a cavalry officer |
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| a small detail that is nice and polite but not necessary |
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| seemingly laudable but in truth insincere |
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| one who pretends to be someone else to gain an advantage |
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| a large metal pot for cooking |
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| sauce made with wine and mushrooms, served with meat |
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| type of tall tree with thin branches |
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| framework made by weaving thin sticks through thick sticks. used for fences and walls |
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| final stages of something very painful and unpleasant |
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| someone using a false name or in disguise |
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| a type of French red wine |
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| a small evergreen, aromatic tree |
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| free from physical desire |
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| the indistinct sound of people whispering |
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| a heart condition marked by paroxysms of chest pain due to reduced oxygen to the heart |
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| a dissolute man in fashionable society |
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| a small tunnel, pipe, or a channel |
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| top of a building where the bells are |
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| something that has already been decided or done and cannot be changed |
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| a dance from Tsiolkovsky's nutcracker |
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| a wheel with triangular or square teeth around the edge |
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| to defeat the enemy completely and easily |
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| a dissolute and morally unrestrained person |
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| to fail to do something properly |
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| a very deep valley with steep sides |
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| radiate, give out, come out of |
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| accountant who officially examines the accounts of organizations |
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| using unnecessary actions to emphasize one's skill and importance |
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| fabric or leather covering for the leg between the knee and ankle |
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| having legs that curve outward at the knees |
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| small groups of trees growing very close to another |
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| to lower the body to the ground |
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| long, narrow valley with steep hills |
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| to throw something high in the air |
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| a large gun with a shot barrel |
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| a cord in the body that connects a muscle to a bone |
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| very careful to behave correctly |
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| a large, soft bird's feather |
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| to give back a job or position previously taken away |
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| ornamental sunken panel in a celing or a dome |
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| liquid produced in liver for digesting fat |
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| to organize troops in a position |
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| to lose one's temper in a noisy and uncontrolled way |
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| serious, dull, old fashioned |
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| short break from something unpleasant |
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| characterized by opposing extremes |
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| confident, stylish, elegany |
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| to make someone stuck in a difficult position |
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| people who criticize a person or a thhigng |
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| mix of many incomprehensivle voices |
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| conventional european medicine |
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| to order that someone should be punished a certain way |
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| a small room next to a kitchen where washing and other household tasks are done |
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| one who follows somebody's orders w/p question |
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| to say in a low, serious manner |
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| an expression of disdain or scorn |
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| an ornamental rod that a king or queen carries as a symbol of his or her power |
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| covered with small hollow marks |
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| conversation that consists of quick, witty comments and replies |
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| a deliberately invalid argument displaying ingenuity in reasoning in the hope of deceiving someone |
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| design based on the initials of a person's name |
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| in a difficult or distressing situation |
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| member of the french police |
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| a type of pruning system for trees |
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| a wet and muddy area of land |
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| aboriginal, from the beginning of history |
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| a thick woolen material for games |
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| an animal that runs down its prey |
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| a hoop worn beneath a skirt to extend it horizontally; worn by European women in the 16th and 17th centuries |
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| people disguising their identity |
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| funny, silly ways of behaving |
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| an action or way of behaving that is intended to make people believe something that is not true |
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| a small furry animal with valued fur |
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| a group of three powerful politicians or states |
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| bad tempered and unpleasant to people |
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| the person who is in charge of its finance or general administration |
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| to walk in a quiet or cautious way |
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| a very light soft substance that contains thistle seeds and is blown from thistles by the wind |
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| office of outer guard of a masonic lodge |
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| one submitting a request or application especially one seeking admission into a religious order |
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| a small garden tool for digging |
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| quality of being new an dunusual |
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| latin for from the beginning |
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| general rule that helps you to decide how you should behave in particular circumstances |
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| hit very hard as a punishment |
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| a traditional technique of hedge laying |
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