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| marked by unruly or aggressive noisiness; vociferous |
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to prevent
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| elected official; troubleshooter |
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| threatening; having the character of an evil omen; sinister |
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| roof of the mouth; sense of taste; part of a flower |
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| cater; beg; to exploit weaknesses of others (a panderer is a pimp) |
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| self-contradictory; may appear to be absurd or contradictory but may be true |
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| personal belongings; any collection of things used in some activity; equipment |
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| smallness; fewness; dearth |
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| discerning; showing keen understanding, observation, or discernment; insightful |
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| superficial; routine; dutiful; boring |
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| penetrate; enter and spread throughout |
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| covered with spots of two colors, especially black and white |
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| the highest point of development or acheivement |
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| complete in all aspect or essentials; full; absolute; entire; complete; attended or meant to be attended by every memeber or delegate; not limited in any respect |
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| sharp or pungent to the smell; sharply painful to the feelings; sharp, biting, penetrating |
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| making opinionated remarks; speaking about something in a knowing way, especially when not qualified to do so; to officiate as a bishop |
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| more concerned with practical results than with theories or principles |
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| something which causes an abrupt release or fall |
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| predecessor; forerunner; original; at the initial state or preparatory stage; serving as an indication or something to come |
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| prior privilege (NOTE: NOT "per-") |
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| omen; a sign; a feeling portended that something unpleasant is about to happen |
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| foretell something; predict |
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| foresight; to foretell; knowing or behaving as if you know what will happen in the future |
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| self-important or affected; having a high self-image; consciously showy |
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| main; money; school official ("pal"); sum; chief; most important |
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| to tender; to extend an offer |
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| lavish expenditures; extravagant |
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| the prospect of recovery; forecast |
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| to be fruitful and reproduce |
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| lascivious; tending to excite lust |
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| generally accepted as true; thought to exist; supposed; alleged; reported; reputed |
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| uneasiness about a point of conscience or not following one's better judgement; sick feeling |
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| a state of perplexity or doubt; a state of indecision as to what to do in a difficult situation |
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| complaining; whining; inclined to find fault |
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| enough members to hold a meeting |
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| a bog; a situation that is difficult to escape |
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