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| a person one struggles against in a contest |
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| sudden drop from the importance |
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| speaking of good wishes or a blessing |
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| a kindly or charitable act |
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| arranged in order of time of occurence |
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| able to speak 2 languages |
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| consisting of or supporting by 2 parties (especialy 2 political parties) |
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| with pelty of room; spacious |
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| running over rapidly without attention to much detail; hasty and superficial |
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| running back or returning repeatedly |
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| acceptance as true; beleif |
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| An evil-doer or crimminal |
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| A disease of either abnormal condition spreading rapidly amung many people |
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| Amung the people; widespread |
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| to proclaim away; to renounce formally a throne or high office |
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| speaking or acting in an oppressive or domineering way |
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| the right to interpret and apply the law; legal power to hear and decide cases |
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| eveness of mind or temper |
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| equal in balance force or meaning |
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| to give a speech in praise of |
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| bubbling out; overflowing with enthusiasm |
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| to take the burden out; to free from a charge or from guilt |
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| not having faith in ones self; shy |
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| a writing on a subject; a short witty saying |
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| a book written on one specific subject |
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| one who uses narrow or small writing; shorthand |
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| a hymn or expression of praise to god |
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| A speech at the end of a play |
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| a speaking alone to oneself (outloud) |
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| A bad condition or disease |
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| A ludicrous misuse of a work that sounds somewhat like the word intended |
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| A clocklike instrument for measuring the exact time in music by using a repeated tick |
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| an insturment that measures the distance walked by recording the number of steps taken |
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| instrument used to measure the speed of a revolving shaft in revolutions per minute (RPM) |
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| Sent between intervals; stopping and starting at intervals |
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| to send away; to leave out |
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| a statement sent before; an initial statement that is assumed to be true; an opinion on which an argument is baised |
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| solid, massive and uniform |
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| a belieif that there is only 1 god |
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| without definate form or shape |
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| branch of biology that makes a study of the form of animals or plants |
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| any magnificent or impressive array |
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| A quality that brings feelings of pity |
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| an excessive of illogical fear of high places |
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| language study of speech sounds and their symbols |
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| sounds of letters to teach reading |
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| an act that goes before to serve as an example for later acts |
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| Something required before hand |
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| An inforced enrollment (military draft) |
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| to condemn or forbid as harmful |
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| Below the threshold of consious perseption |
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| Not capable of being overcome |
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| a meeting at which several speakers deliver opinions on a certain topic |
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| to turn away from an established plan |
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| crooked; evil; mischeivious |
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| a person who pleads on anothers behalf |
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| transmation of data by radio |
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| communication by 2 people by other than normal sensity means |
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| to twist from true meaning |
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| to obtain by violence or threat |
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| one of three identical works |
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| capeable of being proven true |
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| One who does not know wether there is a god |
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| Not the same (as others); a rare exception; something that is not normal |
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| historical records year by year |
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| investment with yearly filled payments |
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| anything that legally goes before something else |
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