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1. able to scrape or wear away by rubbing, rough, coarse
2. harsh or rough in quality
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a substance used to rub, scrape, grind, or polish |
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benevolent
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inclined to do good, kind, generous |
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required, necessary |
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neat and quick, skillful |
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VERB:
1. to block an effort to reach a goal, to defeat or make useless
2. to cause to feel discouraged and unable to succeed |
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ADJECTIVE:
acting hastily and with sudden feeling rather than with thought or planning |
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NOUN:
something that grows out of something else, either physically or as a result |
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not safe or secure, dangerous |
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NOUN:
1. the state or fact of being earlier in time
2. something that is given, or is worthy of being given, more or earlier attention |
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to pay back money spent or to repay for loss, damage or expenses |
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to walk in a casual and unhurried way |
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1. to sink to a lower level or become less
2. to quiet down or become less active |
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NOUN:
1. the noise and confusion of a crowd
2. a feeling of confusion and disturbance |
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to change direction, to turn |
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ADJECTIVE:
full of energy, lively |
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