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| A mixture of different elaments |
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| Delicious, fragrant, bright, divine |
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| walking or moving, alterable or changeable |
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| Having both male and female characteristics; unisex |
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| Unusual or unexpected sight |
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| Something attached to a larger item |
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| A noisy attention-getting demonstration or talk |
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| pretentious, inflationists speech or writing |
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| genuine; made in good faith |
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| A woman's dressing room, bedroom or private sitting room |
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| Raised image on a precious stone; a small role |
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| A closed meeting of members of a political party or faction |
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| a secret, mysterious language |
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| A substance that causes cancer |
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| to avoid by going around; to encircle to outwit |
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| to ponder or think intently |
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| a large, destructive fire |
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| a means of transporting a vehicle |
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| a halo of light around the sun or moon |
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| suave, charminf, lighthearted |
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| a vessel used to recieve liquid poured from another |
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| shedding at certain stage (as in growing period or stage of development |
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| leader who promises things to people to gain power. |
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| pertaining to females;a stick that holds wood or flax |
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| loose, irregular verse; inferior poetry |
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| one in a series of levels of command |
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| flagrant; out of the ordinary |
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| to make beautiful with ornamentation; to decorate |
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| relating to horseback riding |
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| an exclamatory word or phrase,often obscene or profane |
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| to strike out,to erase or remove |
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| a decorative chain or strip hung in a curve between two points |
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| frightening, dreadful,awe-inspiring |
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| a rain spout in the form of a grotesque human or animal figure |
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| a thick heavy glove;aglovefrom a suit of armor |
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| to begin to grow or sprout |
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| the figure followed by 100 zeroes equal to 10 to the 100th power |
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| something light, delicate or tenuous |
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| to revolve around a point |
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| sidespread destruction especially by fire |
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| improper conduct, bad manners |
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| easly angered, hot tempered |
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| to discard;to cast off as an encumbrance |
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| to be overly polite and flattering; to fawn |
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| softly bright, flickering |
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| descent in direct line from an ancestor |
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| given to excessive talking |
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| laughable because of obvious absurdity |
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| exaggeratedly or affectedly mournful |
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| one who is notable in a particular field |
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| a powerful whirlpool, turmoil |
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| to chew, to soften by crushing |
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| a transformation, a marked altercation |
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| a single large stone often in the form of a column or monument |
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| pertaining to the night, active at night |
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| hard; unmoved by persuasion |
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| extravagent, demonstrating great wealth |
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| to exclude from the group, to banish |
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| enthusiasticdisplay or approval; applause |
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| personal belonging, equipment |
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| relating to a church parish, limited in scope |
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| to steal insignificant items |
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| to restrain by binding the arms,to hold fast |
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| the highest point,a spire |
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| to fall or plunge straight downward |
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| an organized persecution or massacre |
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| dangerous,risky, dependent on chance |
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| a high point on land or rock projecting into the water |
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