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| v: to make a dull, monotonous tone, to drive or incite n:something that encorages |
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| to gratify or satisfy one's desires |
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| n: a machine that weaves fabric v: to weave, to come into vision |
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| consisting of various elements |
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| to surge or foam as if boiling |
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| having no like or equal, incomparable |
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| the act of taking as one's own |
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| rough, greatly annoyed, irratated |
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| energy, excitement, good spirits |
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| stealthily, sly, sneakily |
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| incapable of producing results, hopeless |
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| the quality of not being gullible, disbelief |
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| causing laughter because of absurdity |
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| unaware, forgetful, unmindful |
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| not discouraged, not hesitated because of fear |
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| a distant thing in mental/physical sense |
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| uneasy or fearful about something |
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| the act of being confused or disoriented |
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| final judgement, strong belief |
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| in a stubborn persevering manner |
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| to escape by speed or trickery |
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| something that threatens to cause evil |
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| cooly unconcerned, not excited |
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| a feeling of anxiety for a future event |
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| difficult or impossible to understand |
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| friendly relations between things |
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| showing despise, scornful |
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| to reduce, trim off excess |
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| utterly foolish, absurdly |
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| to express sharp disapproval of |
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