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| any fit of shaking or shivering; a chill |
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| excessive or insatiable desire for wealth or gain; greed |
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| supreme happiness, bliss; a blessing |
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| bitter greenish-yellow liquid that aids digestion; ill humor; anger; bitterness of feeling |
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| speak of or address with irreverence |
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| slaughter of a great number of people; wholesale killing; butchery |
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| clear and shrill; a trumpet with clear, shrill tones |
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| making a husband a cuckold, one whose wife was unfaithful |
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| eager desire to possess something; greed |
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| act of playing amorously; frivolous action |
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| extreme indulgence in sensuality |
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| corruption; corrupt act or practice |
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| pretense; deceit; hypocrisy |
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| living an immoral life; very wicked; immoral; unrestrained |
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| a clergyman, or person in orders; a churchman as distinguished from a layman |
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| a public order or command by some authority; decree |
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| liable to be deceived or mistaken; likely to err; unreliable; liable to be false |
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| great cruelty; savage behavior; fierceness |
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| smelling very bad; stinking |
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| laugh or grimace in a coarse, derisive manner |
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| tastelessly ornamented; flashy |
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| the taking of money dishonestly in connection w/ city or gov't business; political dishonesty, corruption, and the like; a method of getting money dishonestly |
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| to deceive; cheat; dupe; a person who is easily deceived or cheated |
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| free from defect, disease, or infirmity; retaining exceptional health and vigor |
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| shamefully; disgracefully; dishonorably; contemptiby |
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| without stopping; continuously |
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| having no material body or form |
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| act or instance of mourning |
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| very pale; grayish-white; black-and-blue |
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| anybody who tries to deceive people by tricks, stories, and jokes; charlatan |
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| mundane quality; worldliness; worldly feelings |
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| exciting or deserving hatred or repugnance |
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| waste products of an animal that has been killed for food; garbage; refuse; rubbish; carrion |
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| state of being all-powerful; with unlimited authority and influence |
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| first created; fundamental |
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| high principle; uprightness; honesty |
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| teasing; joking; a bantering remark |
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| recompense, reward; dispensing/receiving of reward or punishment; punishment |
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| very wise man; showing wisdom or good judgement; wise; able to give good advice; grave; solomn |
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| division into hostile groups; a discord or breach between persons or things |
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| to flog or whip; punish severely |
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| a place for putting the bodies of persons who have died; tomb; grave; structure or recess in old churches in which sacred relics were deposited on the Thursday or Friday before Easter to be taken out at Easter |
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| an angel; one of the six-winged angles in God's presence |
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| clever, with a keen wit; having a sharp mind; effective; keen; piercing |
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| twisted to one side; slanted |
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| soaked in; filled with; permeated by (a liquid) |
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| noble; grand; majestic; lofty; exalted; excellent; eminent; supreme; expressing lofty ideas |
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| lying flat on the back; lazily inactive; listless, especially morally or mentally; passive; sloping backwards |
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| servile or self-seeking flatterer; parasite |
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| disorderly agitation; milling around; violent agitation of the mind or feelings; commotion; riot |
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| act of annointing w/ oil, ointment, or the like for religious or medical purposes; something soothing or comforting; earnestness |
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| guilty; w/o the sacrament of penance |
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| lobby; cavity serving as and entrance to another space |
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| irritation; annoyance; something that annoys, worries, or harasses by interference with peace or quiet |
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| thick and sticky like heavy syrup or glue; sticky; glutinous; adhesive viscous |
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