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| adj. 1. barring future action: 2. that cannot be denied, changed, etc. |
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| adj. violating good faith or vows |
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| adj. 1. having wings; 2. having wings or arms bound or confined |
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| adj. 1. idealistic or impractical; 2. not amorous or sensual |
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| adj. full; entire; complete |
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| n. that state of being too full; excess |
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