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| clearly expressed in few words |
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| using an excessive amount of words; wordy |
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| to make or declare sacred or holy |
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| strong inclination; a continued liking |
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| to encroach or trespass; collide or strike |
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| out of all bounds, extravagant |
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| for a specific purpose or particular thing |
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| so old as to be no longer useful |
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| an order, command, or request |
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| concerning prejudice against Jews |
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| to make used to something undesirable by prolonged subjection |
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| a name wrongly or unsuitably applied to a person, object or place |
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| causing mischief; playful; teasing |
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| to mistake the meaning of, misinterpret |
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| happening by accident or chance |
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| to take the place of; replace |
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| a Moslem's place of worship |
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| without sophistication or worldliness; artless |
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| the violation of a law, rule, command or duty |
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| to cry or screech like a cta in heat |
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| having or showing a careful reserve in one's speech or behavior |
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| to stare wonderingly, especially with the mouth open |
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| a figurative cleaning of the emotions |
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| heedful of circumstances or consequences |
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| of, pertaining to, or resembling an ox |
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| projecting or jutting beyond a line or surface |
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| the official followers of a person of rank |
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| a way of moving on foot; a particular way of walking |
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| to rebuke for a fault or misdeed; scold |
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| to engage in love affairs frivolously; flirt |
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| not able to be fathomed or understood |
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| involving more than two nations or sides |
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| moving or bending with agility; pliant; limber |
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| for this reason; as a result; therefore |
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| difficult to carry or manage because of bulk or shape |
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| of the most contemptible kind; wretched |
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| to wave or display menacingly |
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| a state of disorder; disarrangement; confusion |
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| to tear down or demolish; level to the ground |
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| the beginning of something |
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| not essential; superfluous |
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| to ask someone for something earnestly |
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| to spend wastefully or extravagantly |
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| beginning, start; commencement |
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| disheveled; messy, uncombed |
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| excessively or elaborately decorated; rococo |
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| growing abundantly, vigorously, lushly |
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| to reduce in amount, degree, or intensity; to lessen |
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| motivated by a desire for monetary or material gain |
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| plowed but not sowed; uncultivated |
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| equivalent in effect or value |
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| of chief concern or importance; primary; foremost |
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| a visible trace or evidence of something that has once existed but exists or appears no more |
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| the foremost position in a movement, trend, army or fleet |
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| extremely or deliberately conspicuous; notorious; shocking |
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| to speak or shout derisively; to mock; to abuse openly; to taunt |
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| to prevent from taking place |
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| a person who speaks by divine inspiration or as the interpreter |
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| a place where prophecies are made |
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| deeply absorbed; engrossed |
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| stubbornly or unreasonably persistent in request or demand |
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| the act of resting; a rest; calmness; tranquility |
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| to talk idly and at great length; chatter |
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| to criticize or reprove sharply; reprimand |
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| to settle any sort of disagreement |
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| praiseworthy, commendable |
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| courteous yielding to the opinion or wishes of another |
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| to make a long, pompous speech |
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| to waste away; to whither |
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| pretending shyness or modesty |
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| to make an educated guess as to someone's meaning |
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