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| one skilled/having a taste for the fine arts |
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| when someone makes an obviously false statement |
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| when the reader knows something the character doesn't |
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| the person telling the story |
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| the writer of the poem/story |
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| the character who has a problem |
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| the general state of emotions |
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| the perspective of a character |
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| the big idea behind the story |
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| marked by grasping meanness and penuriousness |
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| an overbearing or nagging woman |
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| indirect participation or experience |
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| to give justification to a discredible act |
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| "social, likes to be with people, seen with a crowd" |
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| those who follow submissively on others until they are offended |
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| "super-sentimental, overdue emotion" |
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| using the lowest interests of the people to boost your own power |
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| "to express primitive/sexual desires in constructive ways, unconsciously" |
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| "passionate, lewd, brutish, consequence-less " |
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| worn out until it is incapable of producing good |
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| doctor for pregnant women |
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| doctor that corrects vision problems |
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| "doctor of the brain, mental problems" |
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| doctor of tooth placement |
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| "to make amends for, to repent a sin" |
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| deprive of possession injustly |
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| "beg for ceaselessly, beseech, entreat" |
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| exclude from public or private favor; ban |
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| put off until a future time; delay |
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| sparkle with wit or humor |
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| "attribute an act or thought to someone, in a bad or accusatory sense" |
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| disapprove of the actions of someone |
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| make gestures or motions to convey meanings |
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| make pay a fine or suffer punishment |
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| appropriate and claim as one's own the literary work of another |
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| one who denies the existance of god |
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| "one who says that there is no explanation for god or heaven, never will be" |
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| "one who believes that everything is preconcieved, no coincedences" |
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| "one who is selfish, interested in personal gain and direct benefit" |
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| "one who is selfless, gives to others, thinks of others first" |
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| "one who is tough, meets well with adversity" |
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| "believing a certain race, gender, country is worse/better than others" |
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| one who believes that war is the ultimate answer to everything |
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| believing in a rapidly changing government with fresh ideas |
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| "trusting in the well-trodden paths of life, traditional" |
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| believing that life should only be filled with pleasure |
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| one who speaks more than one language |
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| study of religion and god |
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| "study of man, science of human development" |
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| "flirtatious girl, promises much, delivers little" |
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| girl who lures men to her destruction |
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| "tall, strapping, masculine woman" |
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| "loud, turbulent, battle axe type woman" |
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| one who sells his best friends out for money |
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| the pessimist who believes nothing will succeed |
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| "vulgar language, taste, manners" |
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| one who makes an unnecessary show of his learning |
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| "one who has fine taste, artistic flair" |
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| appeals to the prejudices and hatreds of the population to raise his power |
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| "believes in discipline, form, etiquette" |
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| "by insincere flattery, he tries to make rich people his friends" |
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| "the apprentice, the beginner in an art" |
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| "he who claims to see things not visible to others, psychic" |
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| "he who is knowledgeable in eating, drinking and excellent food" |
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| complains about imaginary ills |
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| happy then sad mood without warning |
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| believes that he is someone/somewhere he really isn't |
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| believes everyone is against him |
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| wishes to return to the past |
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| "filled beyond natural desire, glutted" |
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| desire for the welfare of others |
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| repeated failure to gain something desired |
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| "state of indifference, lazy" |
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| "filled with inertia, lazy" |
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| an instictive feeling of aversion or dislike |
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| "believes he is superior over others, haughty" |
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| "boring, dull, lackluster" |
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| "an adult on the outside, child on the inside" |
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| a complicated and embarassing situation |
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| a miserable and ridiculous failure |
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| a characteristic peculiarity |
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| something irregular or inconsistent |
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| one who flaunts newly acquired wealth |
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| language that evokes one or more of the senses |
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| an image that runs throughout the entire work |
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| "a metaphor over a number of lines used to make larger generalizations on life, usually comparing 2 unlike things" |
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| an important fact that is understressed |
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| a fact whose importance is exaggerated beyond merit |
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| the individual representing the whole |
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| the whole representing the individual |
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| the use of concrete objects to express abstract ideas |
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| brief refrence to historical fact in a work |
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| repitition of first consonant sounds |
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| rhyme where words must be mispronounced to rhyme together |
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| a set of words in one lne that rhyme together |
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| repitition of last consonant sounds |
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| repitition of vowel sounds |
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| "the order in which the lines of a poem rhyme together, usually represented by letters" |
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| a particular object of hate or dread |
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| unconditional permission or authority |
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| confined to a select circle; known by a select few |
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| inadaptable; out of place |
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| broad-minded in views or tastes |
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| "one who follows the arts as a pastime, dabbles" |
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| striving for total and complete pleasure at all times |
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| narrow-minded; opposed to progress and learning |
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| a person showing no emotion to pleasure or pain |
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| foolishly and fervently dotes on his wife |
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| completely given up to dissipation; dissolute; wasteful |
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| anyone who is in the way or not wanted |
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| a word or phrase that has two meanings; one of which is worse |
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| a heterogeneous mix of great variety |
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| "a gradual or sudden decrease in the importance/impressiveness of what is said, opposite of climax" |
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| an inference or conclusion that does not follow the fact pattern |
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| a pithy saying that crystallizes a witty thought |
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| a pleasing expression used in place of one that is offensive |
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| eyeglasses having two types of lenses |
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| something used for two eyes |
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| something cooked twice; i.e. cracket |
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| a marine animal with two shells |
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| a vehicle with three wheels |
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| a series of three literary or musical compositions |
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| three people who sing a song |
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