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| of doubtful authority, although widely circulated as being true |
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| a violent attempt to overthrow a government |
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| milksap, unmanly- having or showing haracteristics regarded as typical of a woman |
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| expressing feelings of gratitude or pleasure, approval in heartfelt manner |
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| a country or cottage in Russia |
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| critical explanation/interpretation of a text, esp. Bible |
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| the state of being dressed in a creless, disheveled manner |
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| pertaining to or marked by fever |
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| without interest or significance; dull |
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| vulgar or indecent in speech, language |
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| small ornamental design, BRIEF evocative description |
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| the jurisdiction of a bailiff |
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| works produced by an author while still young |
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| European architecture, music, 17th/ 18th century |
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| lacking force, effectiveness |
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| greed for money or possessions |
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| moralizing, self important, up lifting |
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| showing much eagerness, enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause |
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| highly seasoned dish of meat |
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| indifferent to life, apathetic to pleasure , "james bond" |
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| unwilling to do something contrary to ones way of thinking |
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| occuring everyday, belonging to each day |
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| unmoved by persuasion, pity, tender feelings, stubborn |
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| a hiding place in the ground |
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| cheerful, merry, gay, blithe |
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| automobile resembling a coupe |
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| a shield/shieldlike surface on which a coat of arms is depicted |
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| a course grade of sugar, mexican food |
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| a wandering sould believed in Jewish folklore to enter living body |
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| mother of pearl, solid smooth shiny |
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| sneaky, walking like trying to go about unnoticecd |
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| tall brimless hat worn by chef |
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| having an adhesive quality |
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| any of various languages used as comon tongue among people of diverse speech |
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| paper screen serving as wall partition |
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| casual lack of concern, indifference |
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| make petty or unneccesary objections |
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| disturbing or horrifying because of involvement of death |
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| omission of a passage in a book, syllable, or joining together abstract things |
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| the final part of a play, movie, climax of an even |
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| a person who has recently acquired great wealth |
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| a pair of eyeglasses with nose clip |
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| the partial or complete absence of hair , baldness |
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| the use of trickery to acquire political purpose, etc |
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| front of building, a face of building, superficial appearance |
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| a movement expressing respect/ courtesy, a bow or curtsy |
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| small news/ refreshment stand |
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| the frame, wheels, machinery of car, wheels of plane |
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| money used wrongfully or dishonestly by an official or trustee |
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| stubbornly rebellious, willfully disobedient |
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| softening or relaxing medicine |
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| feeling of weariness and discontent, boredom |
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| false and deragatory story, rumor (duck used for food) |
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| to circle on foot (ritualistically) |
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| to flow around, surrounding |
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| rambles on, unneccesary speaking |
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| to encircle, mark off, restrict |
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| to say something to the account of a person, refer to a source, attribute something to |
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| related so that one directly is complentary to the other |
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| to form a hole in by hollowing out |
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| of low birth or common origin -status |
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