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| anxious or concerned; eager |
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| sudden impatient irritation over a trifling annoyance |
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| good judgement, wise, sensible |
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| sparing or moderate in eating or drinking, abstaining |
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| devotion to pleasure as a way of life |
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| excessive admiration or devotion to, excessive flattery |
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| rapidly going over something without noticing the details |
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| reckless extravagance, great abundance |
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| immoral or improper conduct, liscentious, dissipated |
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| reckless boldness, rashness |
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| repeated or habitual relapse (as into crime) |
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| choosing to be involved in an illegal or questionable act, esp with others |
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| outrageously disgraceful or shameful |
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| to cheat; frustrate; evade or escape from |
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| adj. downright, completely, or absolute; verb: to examine closely in order to understand |
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| given to an unnessecary or tedius length, too wordy |
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| ostentatious in one's learning; overly concerned with minute details or formalisms |
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| walking or travelling about; pertaining to Aristotle |
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| to come between two things |
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| fusing items into one, fusion, amalgamation |
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| conforming to standards of good behavior; rightness or justness |
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| aggressive in offering one's unrequested and unwanted services, help, or advice; meddlesome; ready to serve |
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| obedient, dutiful; compliant or deferent as a servant |
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| tendency to lie, untruthful |
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| keenness of mental perception and understanding |
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| to speak disparagingly of; to denounce as faulty or worthless |
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| sharpness, harshness, or bitterness in nature, speech, dispotion, etc |
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| enthusiastic expression of approval |
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