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| developing or in the process of happening |
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| to make a public utterance |
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| lighthearted, joyous, glad, cheerful, free of spirit |
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| shameless, insolent, disrespectful |
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| a serious event causing distress or minfortune |
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| to cause one to become confused |
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| extremely apologetic, remorseful, repentent |
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| wasteful spending, squandering |
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| fortelling the future by means of magic |
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| lacking in seriousness or importance |
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| arrogant, excessively proud, vain |
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| slow, sluggish, listless, weak |
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| very heavy, unwieldy from weight |
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| characterized by a decided purpose |
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| a speech or dramatic monologue to oneself |
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| acting in a secret and sneaky way - negative term |
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| exalted, noble, uplifting |
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| moderation or self-restraint in action or statement |
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| the study of how people justify their decisions |
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| what's in it for me? if it makes me feel good, I'll do it. |
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| What will make the greatest number of people happy? |
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| What do the rules say I should do? The rules should be obeyed. |
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| What is the standard of conduct commanded by God or a Supreme Being? The standard of behavior supercedes law of state or government. This allows NO exceptions. |
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| use of irony, sarcasm, exaggeration or wit to expose the stupidity of individuals, customs, or institutions |
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| unexpected things produce laughter |
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| people laugh because they feel superior to another person or to a situation |
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| the person makes fun of themselves to get a laugh |
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