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| to send away; condemn to exile; expel |
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| a limit or boundary; obstacle |
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| aggressive hostility; combativeness |
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| someone giving financial or general assitance; donor |
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| helpful, advantageous,favorable |
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| inclination to do good deeds |
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| completely confused or puzzled; perplexed |
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| prejudice, particular tendency; favoritism |
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| to cause prejudice; to influence unfairly |
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| ill temper, irritability; bitterness |
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| supreme happiness, utter joy; heaven |
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| loud and unrestrained; noisy |
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| scientist specializing in study of plants |
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| generosity in giving; reward; abundance |
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| showy and pretentious display of courage; swagger |
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| brief; not lasting a long time; shortness in time |
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| to make shiny by rubbing with a cloth; to shine or polish |
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| hiding place for treasure; stash |
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| to wheedle, persuade with promises; to coax |
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| disguise worn in order to deceive an enemy; hide; obscure |
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| frankness and sincerity; fairness; honesty |
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| quarrelsome and grouchy; ill-tempered |
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| sudden, unpredictable change; whim |
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| a waterfall or torrent; to fall like a cascade |
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| relating to the heavens; divine |
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| to remove material from books, plays, magazines, etc. for moral, political or religious reasons; to delete |
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| person creating and arranging dances for stage performances |
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| group acting together; a band |
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| continuing over a long period of time; long-standing; constant |
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| to encircle with a line; to limit in any way; to outline or encompass |
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| talkative and likely to communicate |
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| deep feeling of pity or sympathy for others |
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| to force someone or something to act; to coerce; to motivate |
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| having enough skill for some purpose; adequate but not exceptional or great |
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| to pardon, to forgive or overlook |
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| done secretly or in confidence |
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| to fight or struggle against; to debate |
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| eager to quarrel or fight |
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| established or approved by general usage; customary |
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| abundant, large in number or quantity; plentiful |
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| face or facial expression; appearance; bearing |
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| to approve or support; to sanction or favor |
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unit of poetry with two rhyming lines
Example -- "rub a dub dub, 3 men in a tub" |
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| a person who carries messages, news, or information |
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| hint or guiding suggestion; prompt |
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| state of being curved; arch; arc |
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