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| archaic sense of lacking something essential to life |
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| To increase, to make bigger |
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| To pick out little by little |
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| Great style, flair and flamboyance |
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| Vex, nettlesome, peeve, rankle, exasperate |
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| a sense of guilt of remorse, a feeling sorry for wrong doing |
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| Asian culture and nations, asian |
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| the west, western (as in civilzation) |
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| To soften or reduce the harsh effects of something |
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| To free or clear form blame or guilt |
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Tanglible/palpable
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so intense as to seem physically touchable/
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| deeply emotionally moving,bittersweet |
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| a shade or light, subtle variation of meaning,color, feeling |
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| clear in sound or meaning as a trumpet call |
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| at times rather pompously yet grandly and powerfully loud |
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| viciously caustic, scathing |
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| to expand and spread rapidly |
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| it is in ones best interest |
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| on-going anxiety and worry |
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| somthing-to express sadness, to complain sadlly |
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| solemn, dignified, slow funeral march |
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| Belligeret, pugacious,truculent |
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| hostile, aggressively willing to fight |
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| waging or preparing to wage war |
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| hidden,secret, undercover |
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| full suit of armor, full ceremonial attire or equipment, a wide-ranging, imipressive display |
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| a cure all, a fix for everything, the "silver bullet" |
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| A curse, something accursed adn loathsome and hated |
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| a great number, a vast amount |
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| to pacify, to placate, to calm down |
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| To yield, to give away to, to acknowledge |
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| to destroy a large percentage/(10%) |
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| blockade, a prohibition, an obstacle formally preventing something from happeneing |
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| political and ideological power of a stronger nation over another |
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| a weaker nation dominated adn "protected" by a stronger nation |
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| happy, mirthful, merry, almost giddily glad |
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| Model or structure of truth accepted without question |
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| utterly convetional, non-radical |
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| heretical, differing ffrom prevailing beliefs or standards |
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| amrmor, esp tunic of chain mail/ armor covering trunk of body |
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| alcoholic drink made from honey |
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| cheerful, optimistic, hopeful |
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| enigma/conundrum/insrutalbe |
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| to disembowel, rip the guts from |
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| instinctive, having a gut reaction |
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| intellectual, appealing to reason |
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| light, airy, delicate, heavenly, anglic |
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| really, totally horribly bad |
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| cheaply showy, flashy and trashy |
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| scorn, to treat with contempt |
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| something of little significance |
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| willing to lower ones self to someone elses level |
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| to lower ones self to someone elses level |
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| relevant, pertinent, related to |
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| A shoing forth, a reavealing |
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| A driving force, an inspiration |
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| Heedless, rash, impulsive |
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| a type or classification, esp. of literature, film, art |
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| an imitation whose goal is to mock and make fun of the ting imitated, a form of satir |
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| contrasting charcter in literature |
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| the use of words to create a specific effect |
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| A seeming condraction that expresses a higher truth |
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| An axaggeration to creat a specif effect |
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| a reference --often indirct--to literature, art, film history, ect. |
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| A sudden intense momen tor flash of profound understanding |
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| Excessive pride or arrogance that will offend the gods or other powers. |
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| lacking engergy or motiviation |
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| having to do with money, fiscal, financial |
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| having to do with dead bodies |
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| face or the expression on the face |
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| face or facial expression |
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| lascivious/libidinou/licentious |
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| having loose, indulgent sexual feelings |
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| ostentation/ostentatous/pretentious |
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| displaying in a shower matter, flaunting |
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| sully/to taint/to besmirch |
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| to argue, to struggle, to compete |
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| wishfully--but is wished cannever occur |
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| in a moment, in an instant |
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| to sit on the fence, to NOT take a clear stand |
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| sacrilege, blasphemy,profanity |
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| capable of making mistakes |
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| generations to come or to follow |
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| obsequinous/servile/fawning |
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| sucking up, brown nosing, slavishly submissive |
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| angle once scary, now cutsey |
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| haughty, disdainful of others, exceedingly proud and arrogant |
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| unclear, hard to ascertain |
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| niggardly/miserly/parsimonious/miser |
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| cheap, stingy, opposit of generous |
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| found everywhere, commonly found |
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| full for portents, full of omens, signs of things to come |
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| to court, to seek the favor of the idea of joining together |
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| a spontaneous, imagainative action |
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| sudden unpredictable action of change |
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| zenith, apex, apogee, pinnacle |
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| state of eamnation, hell, state of being damned |
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| really, really bad; heinous |
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| sounding or tollin of a bell |
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| fleeting, short-liveed, transient |
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| sleep=inducing, making one sleepy or drowsy |
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| to bad moth, to say nasty things about |
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| evil wishing, intent on doing harm |
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| well wishing, kindly deposed, good and kind |
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| kindly desposed, good not harmful |
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| capable of being hurt, at risk |
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| merciless, ruthless, unstoppalbe, implacale and relentless |
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| a cloth draped over a coffin; something that darkens in a gloomy way to cast a pall over |
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| a cloth to wrap a courpse in, a covering that obscures |
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| firm of prurpose, determined and unswayed |
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| avarice/rapacity/voracity |
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| great all consuming greed |
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| chatty, talkative, running off aththe mouth |
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| inflaming, causing fir literally or metaphorically, inflammatory |
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| excessively wordy eiter ini print or in oral use of words |
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| using few words, not inclined to speak |
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| upskoken, not put into words, implicit |
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| harmful, injuirous to the point of death, runious, fatal |
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| hving to do with the dark side of the supernatural |
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| characterized by a sick interes in death, diseas or dying |
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| in a state of dying or wasting away |
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| an aboundoned ruin or wreck |
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| adject poverty, utter lack of resources |
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| hater of humanity/ woman hater |
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| bare bone, no frills, having just hte bar minumum |
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| stark, or severe and stern in manner |
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| a whale, a monster of vast size |
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| a doxy, whore, prostitute, trollop |
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| a man whose wife cheats on him with the implication that he cannot satifsy her physcially |
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| havin to do with marragie or weddings |
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| to see at a distance, to perceive something far away |
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| to see at a distance, to perceive something far away |
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| wise, full of knowledge adn wisdom |
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| cowardly, not brave but totally chicken |
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| shaking, quivering, trembling (often form fear) |
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| unpredictable, whimsical acts or happeining of instances |
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| to make unclear, to make obscure ad hard to understand, to render mruky and confusing |
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| to mock, to make fun of in a nasty way |
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| to bad mouth, to blacken by saying bad things about, to defame by criticizing in derogatory way |
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| to publicly denounce or criticize |
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| stransparrent, see-through |
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| final word, inscription on a tombstone |
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| final word, inscription on a tombstone |
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| a characterieding or stereotyping phrase, often, but not always, derogatory |
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