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| containing grains; grainy |
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| plants collectively, especially in a particular regions or period |
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| a transformation achieved by magic; a dramatic change |
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| a part or division of something; the portion of a circle bounded by 2 radii |
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| moving away from a center or axis |
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| a sudden violent change; a forceful lifting up from underneath |
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| thinly spread; not crowded; scanty |
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| not flowing; foul from standing still; stale |
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| animals collectively, especially those or a particular region or period |
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| a way of implying the opposite of what words literally mean |
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| to think of as belonging to or coming from a particular person or thing; a quality or characteristic |
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| to spread or swarm in or over; to live in or on as a parasite |
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| odd; fantastic; grotesque; unusual |
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| preying on others; tending to victimize others for one's own gain |
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| resembling a human in appearance and behavior; resembles a human |
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| to permit; to put up with |
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| related to the matter hand; pertinent |
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| a crowd; a swarm; a wandering group |
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| concerned with human welfare |
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| not sharp-edged or pointed; blunt; dull |
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| lasting a long time; constant; habitual |
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| impossible to understand; obscure |
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| disrespectful; rude and impolite |
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| expecting things to turn out badly; gloomy |
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| secret planning (usually unlawful or harmful); a secret plan |
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| deadly; causing or capable of causing death |
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| one who argues for a cause; a defender |
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| contrary to nature, reason, or common sense; absurd |
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| to operate or control with the hands; to handle |
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| to misinterpret; misunderstand |
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| the peak; the highest point; the climax |
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| to claim or state without proof |
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| mysterious; strange; weird |
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| a person who initiates a lawsuit; the complaining party |
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| written evidence showing that a person has a right to a certain position |
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| theft; unlawful taking and carrying away of another's property |
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| the minimum number of members needed at a meeting to make official decisions |
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| clumsy; unwieldy; hard to handle |
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| probable; expected in the future |
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| having an abnormal interest in the unwholesome; gruesome |
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| more than is needed; excessive; surplus |
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| favorable to growth or human comfort; kindly and friendly |
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| an act that is intended to fool or deceive |
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