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| Light - Illuminate, lucid |
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| Big - Magnify, magnitude, major, maxim |
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| Bad, ill, evil, wrong - Malfunction, malodorous, malign |
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| A rebel; someone who revolts against a government |
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| To combine two or more things into a whole |
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| Part of the essential nature of something; inherent |
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| Tending to think about oneself; examining one's feelings |
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| To flood; to cover completely with water; to overwhelm |
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| Insulting or abusive speech |
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| Habitual; firm in habit; deeply rooted |
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| Easily angered or provoked; irritable |
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| Meaning the opposite of what you seem to say; using words to mean something other than what they mean |
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| Moving from place to place |
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| Exercising sound judgment |
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| Having to do with motion; lively; active |
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| A maze; something like a maze |
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| Using few words; especially to the point of seeming rude |
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| To satirize; to mock; to parody |
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| To become weak, listless, or depressed |
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| Generous giving of gifts (or the gifts themselves); generosity; philanthropy |
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| Present but not visible or apparent; potential |
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| To praise; to applaud; to extol; to celebrate |
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| Something handed down from the past; a bequest |
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| Sluggishness; laziness; drowsiness; indifference |
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| Lightness; frivolity; unseriousness |
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| A written or published falsehood that injures the reputation of, or defames, someone |
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| To try in court; to engage in legal proceedings |
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| Talking a lot or too much |
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| Clear; easy to understand |
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| Giving off light; glowing; bright |
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| Scheming activity for an evil purpose |
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| Forgiving; unresentful; noble in spirit; generous |
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| A rich, powerful, or very successful businessperson |
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| A feeling of depression, uneasiness, or queasiness |
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| An illegal act, especially by a public official |
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| To pretend to be sick to avoid doing work |
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| Command or authorization to do something; the will of the voters as expressed by the results of an election |
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| A public declaration of beliefs or principles, usually political ones |
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| To arrange in order; to gather together for the purpose of doing something |
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| Warlike having to do with combat |
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| Someone who gives up his or her life in pursuit of a cause, especially a religious one; one who suffers for a cause; one who makes a show of suffering in order to arouse sympathy |
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| To enroll, especially at college |
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| To help settle differences |
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| A teacher, tutor, counselor, or coach; especially in business, an experienced person who shows an inexperienced person the ropes |
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| A hired soldier; someone who will do anything for money |
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| Emotionally unpredictable; rapidly changing in mood |
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| A magical change in form; a striking or sudden change |
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