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| secretive or stealthy, sneaky |
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| a misleading or untrue reason given for doing something in an attempt to conceal the real reason |
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| to invent or concoct (to make or manufactured) typically to deceive |
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| skillful and adept under pressure; skillful in using hands to manipulate objects. |
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| watchful; keen eye; alert |
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| to use (dramatic) gestures |
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| having/ showing great interest |
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to persuade with flattery or gentle urging especially when someone is reluctant. |
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| primitive, undeveloped, basic |
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| to intensify; to raise the value or appearance of |
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| a subtle distinction or variation. (v) To make a subtle distinction |
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| to hate or detest, to regard with disgust |
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| lacking energy, excitement, enthusiasm, or passion |
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| capable of burning living tissue; severely critical or sarcastic. |
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| to twist or turn or to pull etc. by a violent twist. |
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to bump, push against, etc rudely. |
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| famous or well known for something awful or bad |
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| a person who is easily deceived or fooled. to deceive |
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| not planned or unintentional. |
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| trembling, extremely shaken or bothered |
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| to refuse to accept; to deny the truth or validity of |
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| delay or idleness; temporary stop |
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