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| keenly perceptive or discerning; sagacious; clever, shrewd |
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| to decrease in strength or intensity; to draw to a close |
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| not quick or alert in perception, feeling, or intellect; insensitive; dull not sharp, acute, or pointed; blunt |
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| anything that exercises a powerful or magical influence |
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| hiding place for ammunition, food, or treasure; anything hidden in a cache |
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| the act of splitting into parts |
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| being at variance; incongruous; dissonant; harsh |
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| menacing; threatening evil |
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| decadent; lacking in wholesome vigor; worn out |
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| mournful, gloomy or dismal in an affected, exaggerated manner |
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| of, pertaining to, or befitting a son or daughter |
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| lazy; having or showing a disposition to avoid exertion |
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| capable of being extended or shaped by hand, hammer or rollers |
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| recklessness; boldness; rashness |
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| swollen; distended; inflated; overblown |
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| to sharpen a knife or tool; to make keen or eager; stimulate |
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| of or pertaining to shepherds; pastoral; countryside |
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| causing repugnance or aversion; detestable |
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| not spontaneous or natural |
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| a dome shaped lump on the trunk of a tree |
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| to swing or move to and fro, as a pendulum does |
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| being at rest, quiet, still, inactive, or motionless |
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| a member of a society in which the wealthy class rules |
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| generous gift; lavish giving; generosity |
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| to choose, select, or pick |
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| a hymn or chant used chiefly in church services |
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| a state of dissatisfaction, anxiety, or restlessness |
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| to reason earnestly with someone by way of warning |
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| sluggish or gloomy in temperament or appearance; somber |
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| unruly; readily angered; quarrelsome |
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| to amend by removing words or passages deemed objectionable; to purge or clean something immoral |
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| to get, acquire, or earn; to gather, collect or hoard |
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| a large and impressive display or number |
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| very skilled; proficient; expert |
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| tending to tell lies; dishonest |
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| not lasting, enduring, permanent, or eternal |
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| existing or occurring outside of the ordinary course of nature; exceptional or abnormal |
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| characterized by having numerous sexual partners on a casual basis |
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| the highest point of attainment or development |
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| of little value or account, small; trifling |
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| a natural liking for or attraction to a person, thing, or idea |
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| watchful and discreet; cautious |
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| incisive or keen, as language or a person; caustic; cutting |
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| to disclaim knowledge of, connection with, or responsibility for |
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| quick in apprehension or action |
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| showing sincere remorse; sorry |
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| boorish, rude; difficult to deal or work with |
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| lying down, reclining; leaning |
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| coming into view or notice |
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| the condition caused by having been supplied with something to excess so as to disgust |
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| the breaking of any law, promise, trust, faith, etc |
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| shining brightly; brilliant; radiant; gleaming |
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| a tool used for sharpening |
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| the omission of a vowel, consonant or syllable in pronunciation |
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| to shorten by cutting off a part |
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| distrusting or disparaging the motives or sincerity of others |
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| ready or willing to act, agree, yield or answer; agreeable |
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| characterized by, or requiring a sitting posture |
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| utterly unyielding in attitude or opinion; inflexible |
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| to make better; to improve |
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| not meant to be taken literally or seriously |
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| a bitter, abusive denunciation or criticism |
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| deliberately faithless; treacherous; deceitful |
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| shameless or impudent boldness; barefaced audacity; an act or instant of this |
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| diligent in character or application; persevering |
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| extremely wicked or villainous |
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| beginning to exist or appear |
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| apparently true or right though lacking real merit |
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| very enthusiastic and intense |
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| brief, concise; stated in only a few words |
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| unable to be proven wrong |
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| doctrine, dogma, principle or opinion - especially as held true by members of a group, profession, or movement |
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| a sudden loss of consciousness |
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| violent explosion; severe censure |
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| twisted; coiled; complicated; intricately involved |
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| all people as distinguished from the clergy |
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| delicate variation in meaning, tone, shade |
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| unanimity of attitude or purpose, as between members of a group or class |
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| not possible; not imaginable |
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| one's personal emotional nature |
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| having complete knowledge |
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