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| Around, on all sides - circumference, circuit, circumspect, circumlocution |
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| To fight - pugilism, pug, pugnacious, repugnant |
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| Across - transfer, transaction, transport, transitory |
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| Humerous; not serious; clumsily humerous |
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| Natural or family relationship |
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| Rude; cranky; ill tempered |
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| A fortification; a bulwark or defense |
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| Boldness; recklessness; audacity |
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| Savagely brutal; aggressively hostile |
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| Cutting right to the heart of the matter |
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| Something not typical; a deviation from the standard |
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| Sparing or moderate, especially in eating or drinking |
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| Cheerful readiness; liveliness or eagerness |
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| To distribute; to assign; allot |
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| Extremely dry; unimaginative; dull |
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| To cause or produce; to engender |
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| Violent breakdown; sudden overthrow |
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| An exceedingly large amount |
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| Extremely chatty or talkative; wordy or diffuse |
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| Shameful wickedness or depravity |
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| A self-evident rule or truth; a widely accepted saying |
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| Unpredictable; likely to change at any moment |
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| An indirect expression; use of wordy or evasive language |
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| To attack, especially to attack the truth or integrity of something |
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| Insulting or abusive speech |
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| To pacify; to appease; to soothe |
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| One's disposition or character |
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| Free from germs; exceptionally clean |
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| Not strict or firm; careless or negligent loose or slack |
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| An award or honor; high praise |
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| Hardworking; busy; diligent |
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