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tricky,sneaky (adj)
The cat stalked the mous with insidious behavior. |
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hint,clue(noun)
I need one more intimation to find out who comitted this crime. |
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wealthy (adj)
Paris Hilton is very weathy. |
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bendable (adj)
The plastic is pliable. |
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repeat (verb)
I wrote on the desk so my teacher made e reiterate on a peice of paper that i will not write on desks. |
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does not show emotions (adj)
After 9/11, the looks on peoples faces were stolid. |
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changeable (adj)
The invite for you is 100% tentative. |
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dishevled (noun)
i was in a rush today so i look unkempt. |
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word for work (adj)
why do you take everything i say verbatim? |
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carfuly (adverb)
i warily crossed the ragged bridge. |
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poorer in equality by adding another substance (verb)
the school food is adulterated. |
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able to use both hands (adj)
i wish i was ambidextrous so i can switch hands when one gets tired. |
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make something greater (verb)
july is augmented with fireworks. |
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deprived or lacking something (adj)
i was bereft after my childhood dog died. |
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move into position for military action (verb)
the troop general told his army to deploy |
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stern or gloomy in manner of appearance (adj)
the sky is very dour today. |
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courage in pain or adversity (noun)
the men fighting world war 2 fought with much fortitude. |
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wide opening (verb)
i was scared to cross the bridge because of the large gape below mw. |
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insulting or mocking remark (noun)
just because you gibe appon anothers flaws dose not mean you dont have any yourself. |
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concealing true nature of something. (noun)
i was sickend when i found out your guise. |
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