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| (adj) relating to fields, their cultivation or interests of farmers |
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(n) one who devotes himself to a solitary rigorously disciplined life; one who practices extremel self-denial
(adj) rigidly self-denying especially for religious or philosophical reasons |
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| (v) to engage in petty, irritating argument or quarreling |
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| (n) deceptiong by fraud, sophistry, trickery, or evasion |
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| (n) a person qualified to act as judge of art or literature or maters of taste |
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(n) a system of religious belif and observances; a body of disciplines drawn to such a system
a faddish homage or devotion paid to a person, theory, or idea |
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| (adj) morally or physically harmful |
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| (adj) anguished, greatly disturbed in mind, deeply agitated |
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| (n) a riddle or puzzle; figuratively, a situation difficult to understand; also, a mysterious, baffling person |
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| (adj) in the nature of, befitting, or pertaining to a son or daughter |
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| (adj) spotlessly clean, unblemished; error-free |
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| (adj) inactive, indisposed to activity; inherently lacking in power to move or act or to resist |
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| (adj) exhibiting or using sound judgement |
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| (n) a long, noisy, vehement public speech |
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| (adj) subject to debate, discussion, or controversy; doubtful |
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| (adj) excessively or slavishly submissive; overly willing to obey |
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| (adj) having a keen and penetrating mind; sharp-sighted |
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| (adj) characteristic of a child; childishly foolish; trivial |
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