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| Voluntary self punishment to atone for some wrong doing |
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| Energetic in expression; given to pompous moralizing |
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| Broken or smashed into many pieces |
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| Suggesting or threatening evil |
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| One who is very reluctant to spend money; a miser |
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| Like slaves; without originality |
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| A person from Slovenia; their language |
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| Being solitary; solitary place |
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| Immerse in liquid; drunk or soaked |
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| Abdominal organ regulating quality of blood; irritability |
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| Something that rouses activity |
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| Great astonishment or consternation |
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| Make stupid or insensible; astonish |
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| Help, especially in time of need |
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| Costly; splendid, magnificent |
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| Haughty contemptuousness; condescension |
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| Gathering; filling; pressing in on |
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| To exceed or overstep; to commit an offense by violating a law or command |
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| Cloying or overly-sweet speech or sentiment |
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| Something of little importance or value |
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| Not modified or diminished; absolute |
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| A Russian measure of linear distance |
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| Annoying or distressing thing |
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| To condescend to grant or bestow |
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| Twisting or rolling oneself about in acute pain; suffering mental torture |
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