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| to connect; to link together in a series or chain |
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| esoteric, mysterious, obscure |
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| a public personality projected by a person |
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| relating to teh expression of sexual love |
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| magnificent or impressive array |
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| not understood by the average person |
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| striking with a deep reverberating sound |
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| lacking purpose or vitality, feeble, ineffective |
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| payment for services rendered |
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| to divide or separate into two parts or branches |
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| a morally unprincipled person |
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| pertaining to being an oracle, one who prophesizes |
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| evidence of one's accomplishments or achievements |
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| bitter in language or tone; rancorous |
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| a curse, the act of denouncing, detestation |
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| troublesome or oppressive, burdensome |
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| a thickly populated region including several metropolises |
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| theology of the end of an era/the end of mankind |
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| the study of fecal excrement |
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| weariness or something, boredom |
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| mishap, embarrasing occurence |
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| to simplify or make easier an occurance, to make something more attainable |
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| inhapitant, one who frequents a place |
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| weak, sluggish, lacking force or quickness |
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| touching along a boundary or point, next in time/sequence |
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| careful, concerned with precise details |
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| tardy, characterized in procrastination |
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| concise, to the point of seeming rude or mysterious |
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| an ascending slope (as of a hill) |
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| theatrical, dramatic, deliberately affected |
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| waiting line of people or vehicles |
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| fearful, expressing timidity |
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| accompaniment, occuring currently |
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| a burden or troublesome task |
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| quickness or speed, swiftness |
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| to leave secretly and hide oneself |
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| extremely sacred, above criticism |
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| person who puts down well known beliefs or icons |
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| a change in the course of something |
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| to toughen, to accustom to hardship |
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| the study of human knowledge |
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| a confused mass, an intricate or complicated situation; scandal |
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| an ecclesiastical benefice without cure of souls, position of little/no work |
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| keen, shrewd, acute mental vision |
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| tending to vanish like a vapor |
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| obtrusive, noisily self-assertive |
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| limited in character or scope |
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| grayish, greenish yellow color |
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| dormant, numb; lacking energy or vigor |
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| blank or missing part; small pit or discontinuity in anatomy |
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| different; markedly distinct in quality or character |
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| sexual lust, desire, sensuality |
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| given to using long words; many syllables |
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| sullen, angry or indignant |
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| a tendancy towards chaos or randomness |
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| chafe, abrade, denounce severely |
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| a combination or mixture of diverse elements |
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| ape-like; resembling a monkey |
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| copied or adapted from others |
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| left over part remaining after something being taken away |
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| surrounding or outlying area |
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| to soothe or relieve pain |
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| to defame or slander; to lie |
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| clear or translucent; intellectually clear and intelligle |
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| tending to cause death or injury |
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| painting or sculpture representing a person |
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| a close knit body of people |
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| a big whirlpool of violence |
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| readily crumbled; brittle |
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| a bringer of news, omen, presage |
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| explanitory notes or critical commentary |
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| plausible but misleading argument |
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| knotty, rough to the touch, difficult to handle |
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| forcible seizure of property |
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| bitter, long lasting resentment |
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| maleable, easily formed, the ability to take on different shape |
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| employee or assistant serving many capacities |
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| gloomy, irritable, pessimistic |
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| mediator between two parties |
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| expressing different attitudes to impress others |
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| group of people having low reputation |
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| apearance of being true or real |
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| prestige, distinguishing mark or steal |
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| a natural light-giving body, a person who inspires others |
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| feeling great sorrow or distress |
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| skillful teller of anecdotes |
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| victory with extreme losses |
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| lacking courage or determination |
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| cause to feel drained of evergy |
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| magical or medicinal potion |
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| mysterious or obscure meaning |
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| a past time regarded idyllically, happy and peaceful |
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