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| something added to something else as helpful but not necessary; additional |
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| the male sheep that leads the flock to the slaughterhouse; an indicator of trends; a leader of a violent undertaking |
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| to howl or screech like a cat |
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| impossible, absurd, wildly fantastic |
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| lacking in wholesome vigor, worn-out; sterile |
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| an accomplished and presumably irreversible fact, deed or action |
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| narrow-minded and rigid, espec. in opinions |
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| any system of things or people ordered by rank, one above another |
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| a religious service or rite |
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| an illusion; something without substance or a basis in reality |
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| a patch of low, soft, wet ground |
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| offensive or disgusting; foul-smelling; harmful |
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| resembling but not actually being; seemingly but not actually |
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| good-humored ridicule, teasing |
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| irreverently mocking, coarse or vulgar in language |
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| a short description or sketch |
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