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| alternate spelling of pot liquor, the liquid left in a pot or pan after meat and vegetables have been cooked. |
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| polite and attentive in a dignified and flattering way, especially in a man's behavior toward women |
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| showing sadness, longing, or yearning |
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| coarse, crude or indecent; showing a lack of refinement |
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| the art of public speaking |
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| a persuasive manner of speaking, fluent |
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| not wasteful of free with money; economical |
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| made flesh; given actual form |
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| an irrational person named after a character in Lewis Caroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland |
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| shortened from chesire cat; a character in lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland who slowly disappears until nothing can be seen of him but his big, toothy grin |
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| made motionless as if fastened with a pointed object |
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| in Exodus 14 the Red sea is parted so that Moses and the Israelites can escape their Egyptian pursuers |
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| obligated to feel thankful toward; indebted |
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| expressing anger or scorn, especially at unfair or ungrateful behavior |
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| [slang] outstanding; excellent |
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| old fashioned variation of the word recipe |
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| something taht diverts the attention; a pastime or amusement |
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| lengthened in duration; prolonged |
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| shortened form of totaling |
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| loyalty and fellowship among those who share interests and activities |
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| a scene of wild disorder and confusion |
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| expressions of sympathy toward one who is experiencing grief |
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| in greek mythology, a goddess who is believed to inspire a writer or an artist |
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| stroke; used here to indicate a fit of extreme anger |
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| traveling; roaming from place to place, often on a circuit |
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| rattling or bubbling breathing sounds associated with lung disease |
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| state of extreme confusion or excitement, often caused by a high fever |
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| shriveled; dried up, esepecially due to advanced age |
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| calmness of manner eveness of temper |
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| a person appointed to carry out the directions in th3e will of a decease person |
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| [latin for in good faith] real; authentic |
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| properties or assets that are left to particular persons or institutions in the will of a deceased person. |
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