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| Peevish, ill-humored, petulant, cross |
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| To strive to equal or excel |
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| Red in complexion; Cheerful, optimistic, hopeful |
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| That which cannot be overcome or passed over |
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| Acting or moving with great force (fervent, passionate) |
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| Changeable, flighty, unpredictable, impulsive |
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| Devotion to Religious duties |
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| Temporary, fleeting, emphemeral |
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| That which arouses compassion, pity |
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| Apparent (but not true); Seeming to be true (but not) |
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| Exuding fragrance, evocative, suggestive |
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| Auspicious, boding well, favorable |
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| Giving careful, constant attention; diligent |
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| Holding firmly, persistent,stubborn |
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| Standing out from the rest; striking, prominent (as in salient POINT) |
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| N: Custom, habit adj: Accustomed to |
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| To become accustomed to something difficult or painful |
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| To talk foolishly, to chatter |
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| To give a false impression, to contradict |
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| Jargon particular to a specific group, trite, insincere talk |
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| Flat, dull; Lacking liveliness or force |
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| Social; tending to associate with others of its own kind |
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| "Before the flood"; Old-fashioned, outdated |
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| Secretive, sly; surreptitious |
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| Undisciplined; Mischievous; Lustful; Lewd; Malicious; Extravagant |
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| Crafty, deceitful talk or conduct |
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| To stare at with sullen anger |
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| Done or made in a secret, stealthily way; secretive |
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| Spiritless, languid; w/o energy, indifferent |
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| State of confusion, uncertainty |
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| Dirty, rundown; Morally ignoble |
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| Noisily Jolly or rowdy; clamorous |
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| Fowl, repulsive, neglected, filthy; wretched |
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| To damage, spoil, impair; Disfigure, scar |
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| Attentive, mindful, careful (taking heed) |
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| Not genuine, authentic or true; counterfeit |
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| Clear, transparent; lucid |
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| To make limp and soiled as in rain/dirt |
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| Exclusive rite/privilege by virtue of rank |
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| Expressing sorrow/melancholy; mournful |
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| A great misfortune or disaster |
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