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| intense passion or enthusiasm |
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| someone or something of the same rank |
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| relating to the sense of smell |
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| long, adventurous journey |
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| to succeed in going over, coping with, or accomplishing |
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| to obey without resistance |
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| a serious attempt or effort |
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| a moral principle that restrains actions |
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| possessed at birth, inborn |
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| one who seeks only pleasure |
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| mechanical memorization , often without full understanding |
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| side effect; something produced in making something else |
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| legally obligated; likely (with reference to an unfavorable outcome) |
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| inspiring aweor admiration, esp. because of high rank or character |
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| careful about what one says or does; circumspect; done, said, or placed so as to attract little notice |
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| chracterized by doing good |
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| absurd; ridiculous; senselses; irrational |
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| to give official approval to |
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| to put off or avoid performing |
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| to search for food or provisions |
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| having excessive body hair |
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| causing horror; frightful and shocking |
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| to walk with a proud, arrogant bearing |
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| a speech or writtten tribute in praise of someone who has died |
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| loaded; burdened; afflicted |
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| not able to be taken away or transferred to others |
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| to split with a sharp instrument; to cling |
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| seeking and enjoying the company of others; tending to move in a group |
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| group of attendants or followers |
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| sharp to the smell or taste |
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| a decorative style or scheme, as of a room |
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| passionate; eager; earnest |
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| risk of loss or injury; peril |
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