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| to waste time with idle lingering; delay |
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| standoff caused by opposition of two conflicting forces; standoff |
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| scarcity; lack or something; shortage |
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| charred or spoiled remains of something that has been destroyed; wreckage |
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| deception or tricky falseness; dishonesty |
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| to delude or mislead; trick |
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| exercise in speech giving; attack or protest; a long speech |
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| defective, insufficient or inadequate |
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| to remove water from; dry out |
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| to deceive, to mislead, to trick |
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| a flood, a large overflowing of water; too much of anything |
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| to reduce to a lower grade or class; downgrade |
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| to regard as deeply regrettable and hateful; to condemn or protest |
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| condition of being deserted and destroyed; bleakness |
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| deserving contempt; hateful; mean |
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| in a state of depression; gloomy; sad |
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| without or left without (something); poor; devoid |
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| to lay waste, make desolate; to overwhelm; ruin |
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| someone passionately devoted; an admirer or fan |
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| skill in using the hands or body, agility; cleverness |
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| to become or make smaller in size, number or degree; to lessen; to weaken |
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| dark or drab in color; dirty, shabby, squalid |
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| tactful; skilled in the art of conducting negotiations and other relations between nations; polite |
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| to deny ownership of or association with |
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| covering a wide area or digressing from a topic; rambling |
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| causing gloom; cheerless; miserable |
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| an argument or quarrel; to argue or quarrel |
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| to scatter or spread widely; broadcast |
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| to change to course of; reroute |
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| to draw someone's attention by amusing them; to amuse or entertain |
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| to remove or take off, as clothing (usually "to doff a hat") |
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| persistent in effort; stubbornly tenacious |
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| asserting without proof; stating opinion as if it were fact in a definite and forceful manner; dictatorial |
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| underground room in fortress often used to keep prisoners |
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| overflowing with fervor, enthusiasm, or excitement; high-spirited |
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| a person who differs from the accepted norms in an odd way; weirdo; freak |
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| deviating from accepted conduct; odd; unconventional |
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| deliriously overjoyed; delighted; euphoric |
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| small whirlpool or any similar current; swirling water |
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| to produce, make or bring about; to cause |
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| hard to find or express; evasive |
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| to add detail, make more complicated; to elaborate |
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| distinguished, high in rank or station; famous |
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| to form a circle or ring around; encircle |
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| to approve, sustain, support; favor |
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| unexplainable, mysterious; inexplicable |
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| to capture in, or involve, as in a snare; trap |
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| to lure or attract by feeding desires; tempt |
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| group of followers, attendants, or assistants |
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| knowledgeable and learned; informed |
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| of the innermost nature of something; basic, fundamental; of great importance |
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| to empty out, remove, or withdraw |
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| of foreign origin or character; strange, exciting |
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| to make greater, broader, larger, or more detailed |
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| to delete or remove completely; to erase |
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| process of removal or something removed |
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| to release from difficulty or an entanglement |
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| outgoing or interested in people |
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