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(noun) A list of things to be done or considered
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Plan |
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(verb) To discourage or prevent from taking action
S: Caution, Avert A: Advise,Encourage
(noun) Anything that discourages or prevents |
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To stare at often in a flirtatious and bold manner
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gaze
gape |
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(adjective) Getting along well with others; affable
(adjective) Suited to one's tastes or needs; agreeable
S: Agreeable, Affable A: Irascible |
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(adjective) Giving off light
(adjective) Clear; easy to understand
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Bright
Understandable
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Unclear |
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(verb) To compete for as a contest
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Compete |
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(adjective) Intensely eager; passionate
S: Passionate A: Lackadaisical
(noun) Passionate intensity of feeling |
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(noun) Conciseness of expression; shortness in duration
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Shortness
Conciseness
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(noun) A person who accompanies younger people to see that they behave properly
(verb) To be a chaperon to
S: Watch, Accompany |
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(verb) To give careful thought to; to ponder
(verb) To have plans to; to intend
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Intend |
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(noun) A natural skill or ability; a talent
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Skill
Talent |
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(noun) Something new; a new way of doing something
(adjective) Marked by freshness or originality; willing to try new things |
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(adjective) Necessary to complete something; essential
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Essential
Vital
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(noun) The ability to think and understand
(noun) A person with great intelegence
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Intelligent, Genius |
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(adjective) Bordering on being indecent or improper
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Scandalous |
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(verb) To thwart or make difficulties for
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Thwart
Challenge
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Enable |
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(noun) Liveliness or manner or appearance
(adjective) Full of life or spirit |
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(verb) To quarrel in a noisy or angry way
(verb) To win or obtain by argument
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Argue |
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(verb) To convert from code or secret language to ordinary writing; to decode
(verb) To interpret the meaning of something puzzling; to solve
S: Solve, Decode |
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(verb) To cut into in order to study
(verb) To study closely; to analyze |
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noun) Anything that is puzzling, mysterious, or hard to figure out
S: Mystery
(adj) Puzzling; mysterious
S: Puzzling A: Obvious |
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(adjective) Not bringing about the desired result; futile
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Futile |
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(noun) An area of wet, swampy ground; deep mud
(verb) To get stuck as if in a mire; unable to make progress
S: Swamp A: Mobile |
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| (noun) A rapid spreading and usually fatal disease |
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(verb) To fail to develop, change, or move
(adjective) Not moving, changing, or developing |
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(adjective) Having great bulk or volume; ample
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Ample
Great
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Compact |
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adjective) Incapable of making an error; never wrong
(adjective) Unlikely to fail or go wrong |
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| (adjective) Incapable of being controlled or held back |
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(adjective) Great or noble in expression, thought, or manners; splendid
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Splendid
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(noun) A feeling of agreement or harmony; a formal agreement
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Agreement
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Argument |
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(noun) To declare positively
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Agree
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(verb) To pass on to others
(verb) To leave to another in ones will
(noun) Something bequeathed; a legacy |
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(noun) A fortress on a hill; a stronghold
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Fort
Stronghold |
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(verb) To grant or bestow
(verb) To consult
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Consult |
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(noun) A successful action that brings about a striking change
(noun) The overthrow of a government, especially by a group that his military or political power |
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(noun) A person who holds a high rank or position of honor
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King
President |
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(verb) To involve in an argument or conflict
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Argue |
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(verb) To establish, organize, or to put into effect; to begin
(noun) An organization set up to promote education or a particular cause |
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(noun) The male founder or ruler of a tribe
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Ruler
Founder
Cheif |
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| (noun) A feeling of harmonious connection between people or groups of people |
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(verb) To give up a right to, abandon; reject
(noun) The act of renouncing |
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(noun) The art of using language skillfully
(noun) Exaggerated or insincere language that is without real meaning or worth |
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(noun) An opening or hole
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Opening
Hole
Slit |
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(noun) A hiding or storage place, especially for food or valuables
(noun) anything hidden or stored in such a place |
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(adjective) Capable or catching fire or burning
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Flammable |
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(noun) A person appointed to act on behalf of others; a representative
(verb) To assign or entrust to another |
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(adjective) Stormy
(adjective) Harsh; not merciful
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Stormy
Harsh
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Merciful |
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(adjective) Not able to be erased; permanent
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Permanent
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Temporary |
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(adjective) Free from fault or flaw; perfect
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Perfect
Pure |
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(verb) To establish, organize, or to put into effect; to begin
(noun) An organization set up to promote education or a particular cause |
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(noun) A sickness or unhealthy condition
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Sickness
Illness |
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| (noun) An account based on the authors own personal experiences |
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(verb) To correct or adjust
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Correct
Adjust
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(adjective) Required; necessary
(noun) Something that is required or necessary
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Required |
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(adjective) Most important; chief
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Chief |
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| (adjective) Easily made to feel upset or sick to the stomach |
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| (noun) Great trouble or suffering |
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(noun) An area of land or water
(noun) A system of organs in the body that performs some function together
(noun) A pamphlet, often expressing religious or political ideas, persuasive |
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| (noun) A short sketch that provides a clear picture |
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(adjective) Not able to be erased; permanent
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Permanent
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