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not conducive to success
(Winchesters arguing) |
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quickly fading or disappearing
(Scott) |
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reject with disdain
(creepy "spaniel" speech in Shakespeare) |
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beyond what is normal or natural
(UK SPN) |
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forcefully reproachful protest
(Dean about Ruby) |
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stubbornly disobedient to authority
(Conor) |
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open to suggestion
(Watson) |
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urgent need or demand
(food for teenagers) |
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wooden structure with holes for the head and hands; to ridicule publicly
(Merlin, stocks) |
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intelligence ahead of normal developmental standards
(me) |
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harshness to tone or manner
(BBC Sherlock) |
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shame, embarrass
(sex shaming) |
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public disgrace
[Richard Brook) |
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respected
(Dumbledore pre-GOF ending) |
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wisdom, shrewdness
(mentor archetype) |
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impossible to understand
(this bloody cold case) |
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object of one's hatred
(Anathema, Spanish Inquisition) |
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showing fearlessness
(Gryffindor) |
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clear of blame
(find innocent) |
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tending to obstruct
{obstruction of justice) |
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remove
(obliviate memories) |
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| mystery, puzzle, difficult problem |
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accustom someone to something
(JW, heads in fridge) |
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