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| a leisurely, evening stroll; public path for walking |
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| horseman in bullfight who jabs the bull with a lance to weaken it |
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| a matador's assistant who sticks darts into a bull's neck to weaken it |
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| eyeglasses or opera glasses on a handle |
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| grilled or grated window for business transactions |
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| to induce someone to convert to one's faith |
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| short, red cape suspended from a staff |
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| fabric with elaborate raised woven patterns |
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| a passage or duct formed by disease or injury |
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| a pass in which the matador keeps still while swinging the cape away from a charging bull |
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| lightness of manner or speech, esp. when inappropriate |
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| a feeling of self-satisfaction |
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| to cry or screech like a cat in heat |
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| an evasive plan or tactic |
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| a visible trace of something that once existed |
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| attracting attention in a vulgar manner |
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| incapable of being expressed; indescribable |
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| excessively complex in style or language |
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| the substitution of a mild or vague term for one considered harsh or blunt |
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| not inherent but added; not an integral part |
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| proportionate; corresponding in size or degree |
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| a window set vertically into a sloping roof |
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| quick and changeable in temperament |
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| causing unrest or disturbance |
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| a climbing woody vine with purplish or white flowers |
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| a type of garden plant with large, variously colored flowers |
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| angered at something unjust or wrong |
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| to enter gently, slowly, or imperceptibly |
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| an expression of warm approval or praise |
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| beginning to exist or appear |
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| a transparent fabric used to create special effects of lights or atmosphere in a theater |
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| to engage in many love affairs |
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| the amount paid or payable for an insurance policy |
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| in soft tones, so as not to be overheard |
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| an offensive name for an unskilled Asian laborer |
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| manifesting or expressing disdain or scorn |
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| expressing sorrow for what is irrevocably past |
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| a hymn, composition, or service for the dead |
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| a person of wealth and prominence |
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| a drawstring handbag or purse |
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| to cause a boat to lean over or tip over to one side |
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| the study of the skull to reveal character and mental capacity |
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| to separate into pieces and disappear |
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| requiring attention or action |
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| an expression of praise to God |
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| a farm implement used to even off plowed ground |
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| unrestrained by convention or propriety |
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| a shield bearing a coat of arms |
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| to express disapproval of |
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| a low, heavy cart without sides used for haulage |
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| to cause to officially begin |
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| shame, disgrace, or rebuke |
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| to administer confession and absolution |
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| a European grass often used for syrup |
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| having edges or borders cute with segmented circles |
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| a twilled woolen fabric often used for suits |
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| a grasslike European plant with purplish flowers |
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| the act of freeing a slave |
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| acting with or marked by stealth |
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| to sigh or whistle, as the wind |
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| a young pig just after weaning |
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| covered with a thin layer of gold |
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| lacking something needed or expected |
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| a thoughtful consideration |
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| a respiratory condition characterized by a hoarse cough |
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| involuntary urination or defecation |
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| of or near the lower back |
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| elements providing stability and security |
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| disinclined to exert effort |
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| the art of judging human character from facial features |
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| to predict, esp. from signs or omens |
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| the quality or condition of being improper |
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| regulating personal behavior on moral or religious grounds |
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| great personal dishonor or humiliation |
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| a grossly immoral or unjust act |
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| rudeness or contempt arising from arrogance |
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| causing grief, pain, or anguish |
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| difficult to fathom or understand |
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| to speak or write at length |
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| given to the use of vulgar language |
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| one who rules over others |
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| assumed or simulated to impress others |
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| to overwhelm with insincere talk, esp. flattery |
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| the condition of bad breath |
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| of or relating to teaching |
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| to subject to psychological evaluation |
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| waterproof overshoes worn especially in snow or slush |
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| an instance of wandering off topic |
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| artificially high; above the normal voice range |
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| irreverent towards something held sacred |
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| unconcerned or nonchalant |
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| of or relating to the middle class |
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| a raised platform used for public speaking |
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| an immoral or dissolute person |
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| an uneasy feeling about something; a misgiving |
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| a variety show characterized by broad comedy, dancing, and striptease |
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