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| Being inactive or suspended; dormancy, intermission. |
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| Restraining behavior or appetite; abstinent, ascetic, austere, frugal. |
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| To depart in a sudden and secret manner, esp. to avoid capture and legal prosecution. |
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| To caution, advise; warn, scold; to urge to duty. |
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| To corrupt, debase, or make impure by the addition of a foreign or inferior substance. |
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| Cheerful readiness, liveliness, keenness, agility. |
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| To mix, blend, unite, merge. |
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| To give notice to; to inform (often followed by "of") |
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| Approval; Commendation; Official sanction. |
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| To set aside; allocate; steal. |
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| Ingenuous; open & honest; simple, natural; unsophisticated; clumsy. |
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| Practicing self-denial; austere. |
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| Constant, unremitting, hard-working, industrious. |
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| To relieve, ease, mitigate; To appease, soothe. |
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| To weaken, diminish; make thinner |
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| To assert confidently or declare; as used in law, state formally as a fact. |
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| To contradict; give a false impression. |
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| Pompous; using inflated language. |
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| Erratic, variable, unpredictable. |
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| punishment; severe criticism. |
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| make shiny by rubbing; polish. |
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| sarcastically biting; burning. |
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| to thicken; congeal; clot. |
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| concluding section of a musical or literary composition; something that rounds out, summarizes, or concludes. |
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| proportionate; corresponding in extent, degree, amount, etc. |
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| brief, comprehensive summary. |
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| trying to please; overly polite; obliging. |
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| claim; thesis. (v. contend) |
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| penitent/repentant; regretful. |
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| riddle; difficult problem. |
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| propriety; orderliness and good taste in manners. |
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| to ridicule; make fun of. |
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| aimless; haphazard; digressing at random. |
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| bitter scolding; invective. |
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| shyness; lack of confidence. |
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| a funeral song; mournful music. |
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| to correct a false impression; to undeceive. |
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| mentally quick and observant; having insight. |
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| not harmonious; conflicting. |
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| basically different; unrelated. |
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| to distribute; spread; scatter. |
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| disintegration; looseness in morals. |
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| showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm. |
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| selective; composed of elements drawn from disparate sources. |
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| impudence; shameless boldness; sheer nerve; presumptuousness. |
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| poem or song expressing lamentation. |
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| prevailing among a specific group of people or in a specific place. |
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| composure; calmness of temperament. |
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| to lie; to mislead; to attempt to conceal the truth. |
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| hard to understand; known only to the chosen few. |
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