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| an indication of something (usually bad) about to happen |
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| an exchange of lighthearted remarks; witty exchange |
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| a difficult, laborious task |
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| a mocking, sneering, cynical remark/comment |
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| someone who pretends to have more knowledge/experience than they actually have; a quack |
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| to use (a weapon/instrument) effectively |
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| someone who is sickly sentimental; very emotional |
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| someone/something that is very flexible |
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| .): something (often a tree) that is bent/twisted; having a rugged appearance; as a person someone who is grumpy |
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| to arouse an emotion or to provoke a reaction |
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| to shake, tremble; to walk in a rocking motion |
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| something hellish or fiendish |
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| being insensitive, cruel and/or unsympathetic |
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| to mention, to suggest something for the first time |
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| an apparition of a living person (supposed to be dead) |
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| to decrease in strength or in intensity |
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| being deeply agitated, upset |
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| an offense to one’s dignity, pride, an act of disrespect; (v.): to offend by a public display of disrespect |
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