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| Actively evil; having an evil influence; tending to do great harm; life threatening |
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| A broad comedy using exaggeration and absurd action; empty pretence |
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| An imitation that ridicules the original; to imitate in order to ridicule; to mimic |
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| Specialized language of a trade or profession; nonsensical speech; gibberish |
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| To accused or scold sharply; a scolding or sharp reprimand |
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| Worn out or broken down by age, illness or long use; feeble; weak |
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| Related to the matter at hand; to the point; appropriate |
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| Not in harmony or agreement; containing elements that contradict one another; changeable |
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| Compulsory; legally binding |
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| Too small or unimportant to bother with; insignificant |
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| Dirty; degrading; ignoble; squalid; greedy or selfish |
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| To find fault in an unpleasant or nagging way; to complain, especially about a minor grievance |
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| Capable of causing fire; stirring up discord or rebellion; a person who sets fire to property; a person who stirs up discord or rebellion |
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| A substance that burns or corrodes; corrosive; marked by sharp of biting wit, sarcastic |
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| A brief summary of a play or opera; a scrpt of a motion picture; an outline of proposed events, real or imagined |
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| A changing from one form state or place to another; a passing from one subject to another |
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| Hateful; disgusting; detestable |
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| occurring together by accident; existing or happening at the same time |
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