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| gradual recovery after an illness |
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| sociable; fond of eating, drinking, and people |
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| having to do with the body; tangible, material |
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| obesity, fatness, bulkiness |
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| to mold in a shape with parallel grooves and ridges |
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| sophisticated, free from local prejudices |
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| to pamper, treat with great care |
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| small group of persons with a common interest or similar purpose |
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| facial expression; look of approval or support |
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| to annul, cancel, make a contrary order |
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| to counteract, exert force against |
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| to strongly desire something possessed by another |
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| acceptance of something as true or real |
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| statement of belief or principle |
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| guilty, responsible for wrong |
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| caretaker and overseer of an exhibition, esp. in a museum |
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