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an opening, gap, rupture, rift; a violation or infraction
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| clumsy, hard to handle, slow moving |
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a standstill resulting form the opposition of two equal forces or fractions
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| scattered fragments, wreckage |
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to spread or scatter freely or widely
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| a difficult or perplexing situation or problem |
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to make a mess of, muddle through, to get by
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lasting for a long time, persistent
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to save form fire or shipwreck,
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a citizen of another country
foreign, strange |
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a deliberatly deceptive movement; a pretense
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| food for horses or cattle; raw materials for a designated purpose |
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to make fun or rudely or unkindly
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| bringing in money; profitable |
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| adverage, ordinary, undistinguished |
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| to reproduce, increase, or spread rapidly |
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| thoguh all modern schollars accept Macbeth and Shakespere's wprk, one or two of the scenes may be __________ |
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| I added a few drops of food-coloring to the liquid and watched as they slowly ________ throguh it. |
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| before i make ann investment, i study all aspects of the situation in a most methodical and ___________ manner |
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| the water pouring throguh the ___________ in the dam threatenes to flood the entire valley |
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| part of speech: proliferate |
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| part of speech: subjugate |
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| syn. a rambling and confusing letter |
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| syn. made a mess of the filing system |
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| part of speech: tantalize |
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| part of speech: relinquish |
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| part of speech: perennial |
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| part of speech: opinionated |
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