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| shrewdness or mental sharpness |
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| irregular, wandering, having no fixed course;large rock deposited by a glacier |
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| to wander from the path of virtue, duty or truth |
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| in midevil times was a wandering knight |
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| mental disarrangement or a deviation or error in scientific observation |
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| excessive, unreasonable (in what one asks)(applies mainly to prices, values and qualities) |
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| a celebration, a time or occasion of rejoicing |
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| manner is cheerful and gay |
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| condition is literally a temporary condition of inactivity like sleep |
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| manner is indifferent, uninterested, or languid |
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| low(er) in place or quality |
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| devilish, fit only for, or devised by, a devil |
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| bad, ugly, hellish-literally, worthy of curses |
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| one who flees from home or homeland to escape some human or natural disaster |
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| a quality that makes a fugitive hard to catch |
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| skill in dodging something (ex. a comment) |
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| strong annoyance, milder that anger |
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| restrained, slow-burning anger |
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| intense irriation, often violent |
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| rage, fury, or intense anger |
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| strong hostility, usually personal |
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| insulting behavior, impudence |
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| a once popular womans salutation,a dipping of the body |
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| a Middle-Eastern greeting in which one bows very lowly |
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| Chinese kind of obeisance |
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| a place of storage for objects, ideas, or materials, esp. of cultural value |
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| procession of followers or attendants |
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| a protecting escort at sea |
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| offical approval or order by a government agency for an expenditure |
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| approval by the church of some exception or variation from its rules or laws |
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| enjoyment, satisfaction, or leniency, either yours or permitted by you for others |
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| approval of something questionable by seeming to overlook it |
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| skill in maneuvering or planning |
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| oppressive or unjust government |
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| tyrannical person who may dominate something |
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| a tyrant or absolute ruler who ordinarily seizes power and does not transmit it to a successor in a family line |
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