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To stare open-mouthed in amazement; to open wide |
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| To stare stupidly or noticeably |
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| Look at with wide open eyes in amazement or wonder |
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| To watch by craning the neck esp. if the observer and the observed are in motion relative to each other |
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Ricky zhao. LOL.
Press one's lips together in anger, disappointment |
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| usually due to extreme concentration, anxiety, or annoyance |
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To distort such a way as to make unintelligible |
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| To change or disfigure by cutting, tearing, rearranging, etc. |
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| To physically harm as to impair use, notable by cutting off or otherwise disabling a vital part; to destroy beyond recognition |
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To regard with excessive or malicious satisfaction |
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| To get great pleasure from (a situation or experience) |
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| To take great pleasure in something; to enjoy; to approach with enthusiasm |
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| To rejoice, be very happy in, usually due to success |
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A pointed stick used for driving animals; anything that spurs a person on
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To drive or urge on |
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A device used to goad livestock;
To urge someone to do something |
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Anything that motivates or inspires;
to motivate/inspire |
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| An incentive that helps bring about a desired state |
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| A person who urges someone to do something by being persistently annoying |
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| To cause to move in a certain direction; to make to arrive to a certain situation or result |
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| To urge a person; to incite to action or motion in any way |
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| To rouse, stir up or excite |
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| To cause (a person) to become annoyed or angry |
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The act of restraining power or action ;
to check, restrain, control |
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| Serving to prevent something from happening |
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| To prevent something from happening; to persuade someone not to do something; to discourage |
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| To get in the way of; to hinder/block |
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Relating to a drawn or pictorial representation
Giving a clear and effective picture |
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| Of that which makes a strong impression |
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| Lacking in colour, spirit, vitality and power |
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| Appearing weak, pale, or sickly |
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Freely given; done without recompense
Uncalled for; unjustified |
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| Not requested, welcome, or invited |
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| Being without warrant or authority |
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| Not based on solid reasons or facts |
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| Without any grounds to support it |
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| Of reasoning, that is based on something that is not true |
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Tending to form or move in a herd or other group; social
Enjoying the company of others; sociable |
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| Comfortable in social interactions; desiring to be surrounded by people |
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| Hating mankind in general |
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| Slow to reveal emotions or opinions, shy |
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| either physically or emotionally distant as a result of arrogance |
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A twisted facial expression indicating pain, disgust, or disapproval
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To contort the features of the face in order to indicate pain, disgust, or disapproval |
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The wrinkling of the brows or face in frowning; an expression of displeasure, sullenness, or discontentment; an angry frown...
to frown in displeasure and anger |
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An angry stare/glare
To look or stare with anger |
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A reflect response to sudden pain
To flinch as if in pain or distress |
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To smile broadly or especially cheerfully |
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To feel around uncertainly for |
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| To grope for awkwardly in trying to find something |
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| To struggle or wallow around for something |
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Extremely demanding and exhausting |
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| Causing to become extremely tired |
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| Needing or using up much energy; testing powers of endurance |
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| Giving strength, energy and vitality |
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Causing great shock, horror, and repugnance |
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| Horrifyingly repulsive, terrifying |
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| Extremely bad or shocking |
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| Disgusting or repulsive; bizarre in appearance |
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| Ghastly pale; Wan in appearance |
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| Charming and attractive, especially of a manner of behaviour |
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easily cheated or decieved |
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| Excessively ready to believe things; gullible |
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| Lacking experience, wisdom, or judgment |
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| Naive and trusting; demonstrating childlike simplicity |
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| Of or pertaining to lack of suspicion |
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| Lacking caution as a result of naivety or inexperience; unprepared |
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| Not fully developed; inexperienced |
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| Having or expressing doubt |
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| Difficult to believe things |
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| Arousing doubt, question, or suspicion |
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| cautious of anger; carefully watching and guarding against deception |
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| Cautious; aware of all circumstances |
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Worn or exhaust from anxiety, disease, or fatigue |
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| very thing, esp. from disease, hunger, or cold |
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| corpse-like, hinting of death |
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| lacking vitality as from weariness or illness or unhappiness |
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| Very tired, lacking motivation/energy |
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| Thin or haggard esp. from disease/hunger |
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| Showing the wearing effects of overwork or care of suffering |
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| Showing the wearing effects of overwork or care of suffering |
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| Having the pinkish flush of health |
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| Possessing a red complexion |
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| Reddish in colour, esp. of the face, fire, or sky..healthy |
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A long, emotional public address designed to arouse strong feeling or spur the audience on to action; a similar piece of writing
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To deliver a harangue |
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| a long, angry and violent speech |
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| An abusive bitter denunciation |
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| A speech of violent denunciation |
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| Announcement; a public accusation |
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| To express one's position or opinions stubbornly as if it is absolutely correct |
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A forerunner
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To herald the approach of |
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| A forerunner, a predecessor, an indicator of approaching events |
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| A messenger, someone who gives signs of things to come or to bring important news |
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| Something that portends an event about to occur, esp. an unfortunate or evil event |
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| To predict of foretell something |
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| To give an indication of something that has not yet happened |
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| To predict or foretell through signs; to point to or be an omen of |
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